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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-14
The Other Babo0n.

On one of the narrow streets that run
through what is known as the Creole quar-
ter IN New Orleans stood little shoh
which its proprietor delighted in namins
THE Two Balloons" Surely, nimbi
fancy must have suggested so striking .
title. and. although familiarity with Ii
shoe had made the denizens of the Quartz
Obllvlous to the humor of the name, it va
not the case with certain young Creoh
who passed that way, returning from din
nsr party. He stood looking OF the Sign
II lost III admiration. and then. as if SEIZED
with an uncomfortable impulse, he rushed
across the street and commenced violent
rspplng on the closed doors. His loud Do
mand tor admission was not so promptly
answered as it seemed to him it should hau
been, and forwitb he belabored the do0
with redoubled force until it WAS opened By
the concierge. quite overcome with fright
Where is he !" demanded the visitor.
But who, monsieur" asked the daD2
attendant.
why, the proprietor, to he sure, stupid
wish to see him at once" continued tn
visitor. Stimulating breathless impatience
IA 'sleur Felix, it is he whom the gentlt
man wishes To seea He has made his tolls
Tor the night. He may not be disturbed"
=, But l must zee him-very important
My welfare is at stake.''
"eH, u, Il Know, this IS very unusAs
but"
Certainly, of course, lead me to him.
and without further ado to the strarg6
was conducted to the apartment of the pro
prietor. No sooner was the door part!
opened IN reply to the summons, and
nlght-capped head protruded through th
opening, than the interloper pushed his wa
in, saying:
''Ah, at last: where is he. them"
II do not understand the gentleman. II
Is whom you wish to see" said the shop.
keeper.
PAR example, do not l know what
Wants' replied the stranger: "Where is be-
repeat, must see him. 1t is important
An, ca! you make fun of me. I am ne
Jean Marie Baptiste"
mo no, the other, your partner. mus
see him."
Partner. sappristi. have no partner.
am Gll"
Its an outrage, base imposition,
snare to deceive the innocent. Tell ne,
how can yon be two people! No shsl
not be baked. ! will see him."
Mon Dien! but who is it you wish
why, your partner, imbecile. Do yoee
not say on your sign The Two Baboons'
wei. want to see him, the other OUe, YOU
partner"
The old fellow stood a moment, compre
nended the situation. and quietly takl1s
tue stranger by the arm, led him gravel1
across the room to small mirror, ponies
AT lts r. hecting surface, and said:
Behold him. had despaired Of finding
you, dear brother, but Is bon Dieu Is eves
performing miracles, and it is nothing fol
Him to transfer an ass into babo0n'
Ncw York Mercury
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-14
THE GU1DE.POsT,

Dye know tho road to tn bsrl Of -four?
Ater. ak a day let down the bxrs;
And blow your wheat field hour by hour
Till sundOwn-yes, till shine Of stats.
You peg away the live long day,
Nor loaf about, nor cape around;
Aud that's the road to the threshing floor,
And INFO the kitchen, I'll bo bound!
DYE know the road where the dollars are
Follow he red cents here and there.
For ii q III IN leaves them, guess,
He won't find dollars anywhere.
Dye know the road to Sunday rest
Jist don't of week days be afeertd;
In cid and workshop doy'r best,
And Sunday comes Itself, I've heered.
Eye know what road to honor least
And good old age Ia lovely sight
BY way O. temp rance, honest de- Is,
And trgin' to do w dooty right.
And when the road forks airy side,
And Oure in doubt which one il 10,
Stand still and let y'r conscience guide:
Thank God, it can't eal much auiss
Go. fesrirDGod but lovin' more!
I've II I'D to be sn honest guide.
You ind the grave has got q door
Aid sOmethin' for you tother side.
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sOuthwest Pass.

SOUTHWEST Pass, May Is, 1870.
TO Captain q W. Howell, Corps of Engineer
Depth of channel at mean low tide, ffteesu
1eet Six inches. Least width for that dePua,,
eignty feet. High tide at IL A. NJ. Helgns
above ,nean low tide, two feet. Depth
channel at high tide, seventeen feet e1
mcnes. Bottom hard. Guillermo agrouS'
on bar. r .1- =
-s-s, CHARLES II. ELWELL,
Master of McAlestef.
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many wonders Of tho exhibition describe
In "6ints for the Centennial"
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tiGn between the two things that are
alleged to have an intimate and infamous
relation.
Let me now, Mr.. Speaker. briefly SUM
Marie what have presented:
First-That the story of my receiving
S64 900 or any other sum Of money or other
thing of value from the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company, directly or indirectly, or in
any form, for myself or for another, is alb
solutely disproved By the most conclusive
testimony.
Sscond-That no bond of mine was ever
sold to the Atlantic and Pacific or the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railroad Com
pany, and that not a single dollar of money
to my profit or benefit.
Third-That instead of receiving bonds of
the Little Rock and Fort Smith road as q
grataity l never had one except at the re-
gular market price, and that instead of
making large fortune ont of that COM
pany 1 have incurred severe pecuniary
loss from my investment in its securities
which l still retain. And out of such af-
fairs as this grows the popular gossip of
large fortunes amassed in Congress-!
l can hardly expect, Mr.. Speaker, that
any statement from me will stop the work
of those who have go industriOusly circu-
lated these calumnies. For months past
the effort has been energetic and continuous
to spread these stories in private circles
Emissares of slander have Visited the edi-
torial rooms of leading Republican papers
from Boston to Omaha, and whispered of
to come that were too terrible
even to be spoken in loud tones. And at
last the revelations have been made.
am now, Mr.. Speaker, in the fourteenth
wear of not inactive service in this hall.
have taken and given blows. l have, no
douot, said many things in the heat of de.
bate which l would now gladly recall. l
have, no doubt, given votes which in fuller
light would gladly change. But have
never done anything in my public career
Tor which could be put to tho faintest
blush in any presence, or tor which 1 can
science, and the great Searcher Of hearts.
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Terms OF Subscription.'

One year, IS; SIX months, 81 50.
liberal commission allowed to those who sen
a. clubs of five or more.
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Domestic Markets.

Nav YORK, March 20. Evenng.-Monev varv ....
at IN. Gold ll3 0llSa. ST. Ring 81 81, Cover.
DenC b0nds a tive; new fves ll8}s State ho, dc
quiet and nominal Stocks closed dull, with .
letter feeling wan
suS-tIsa.SIy ,salances-Gold, s4s,oal.s7s; cur.
The sub-treasurer paid out GA 600 on accom-,
Of interest and e54 600 for bonds.
Customs reCefpts, $40 100.
Cotton closed firm; upands 131c; Orleans
13 9.l6c sales 1863 bal. net receipts 800; gross
1912; consolidated net receipts 80 l47 exports to
Great Britain 26.952: to France $500; continent
l3 .02O; channel 1860.
Futures closed firm: faes Is 500 bales. foil ,ws:
March 10 II Ice; April 10 32c May 10 20 80
013 IS Ice; June IA 3l6c; July IA 3 BOAT l0c Au
gust u u Ice; September IN 00l4ac; October
IA l-I60l4a4c.
Plour-Less doing; superfne Weetern and State
e. 2S04 65; Southern fou, quiet and unchanged:
Weeter,; 81 so for White Western. Corn closed
Quie t; 66067c. Oats lets ttlvt; 46O53c Coffee -
ki0 quiet and pnchaI ged. Sugar hrm, demand
moderate; ~ O7Ac for isir to good refining. Mo-
la:ees and rice unclaimed Tallow stead.; $50
l5sc kos NEW qs sssaa5 r@er hc
steam IL 504.30c the latte choice, whisky
dun; 81 IL Freigh,s dull and declining; cotton by
All ana steam as, sd.
Leetbs dull; hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres and Rio
Orerde light, middle and h.avs weights 22025c:
DO 2107Sc. Wool dull and heavy do.
mestie deere asSesc; pulled so047c; unwashsd Il
0rsnIismA1I. March sa-Vouy-Demand active
aor 6csi tr-de; fanily, Ds06 Wheat quiet and
I'm: ~ le0i "a Corn - adv; demand M derate;
= Osfs ouiea sad unchanged. Rye quiet; held at
73011e DSYIey DALI Cansd IN he'd - 81 1901 Is.
Butter eceadisY; rood TO choice 0Ooee; tnSIt0r 10
9He. Jsrk stss1y; dens.d nsassaeS esss1 ~
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Ioou1mvrp r.en ynsr rAeE.l

Turk ish troops be withdrawn from Herse.
eoyina "a tie province either ceded to OF
placcd un1er the administration Of the
Prince u Montenegro. who in return might
be indu ced to recognize tho Sultan - his
euzerein. This sueRestion 10 put forward
becauee tho Gazette thinks that all
hope Of carrying out the reform pro
there are Turkish troops in Herzegovina,
ma while the Porte il pennies, or impo-
tent to do anything effective. without mem
tioninp Austriss we'll known opposition to
anv ench plans. The Gazette concludes by
invi ting England to cooperate with Russia
for this purpose.
DR.. Henry Letheby, medical officer of
health for the city Of London, 10 dead.
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General Crooks Expedition.
Fort Fetterman dispatch of March 25,

q Fort Fetterman dispatch of March 25
says: ...
The expedition which LETT here on the
first Of March, under General Reynolds, to
| proceed against the northern hOsg1le In.
dams, has returned to old Fort Re1o, and
is expected here in q few days, when full
details of its movements will be given.
Enough is now known to show that it has
met with success. and has severely punished
Crazy Horses band of Sioux, Chevennes
and Mennecoujous. 1t is also rendered
certain that the number Of hostile Indiana
now away from their reservations has been
very greatly over estiu ated, 30 that another
OF the Indiana humbuRs of the frontier has
been exposed as result of this ernad;t;or
II the agencies 1T Rcd Cloud and Snotted
Tail were removed to the Missouri river.
me predatory bands which have infested;
TINS frontier would be obliged to succumb,
~ tney obtain their supplies of war mate
rieI, AZ well "a information of the move
ments against them, from these points.
General Sheridan, at Chicago, has re-
ceived the following dispatch from General
Crook:
Fort RENO, March 22.-we cut loose
from the wagon train on the seventeenth
instant and secuted the Tongue and Rose
bud rivers, until satisfied that there were
no Indians upon them; then struck across
the country toward Pow der river. General
Reynolds, with part of the command,
pushed forward on q trail Leading to the
village of Crazy Horse, near the mouth of
Little Powder river. This he attacked and
destroyed on the seventeenth instant. find
ing it perfect magazine Of ammunition.
war material and general supplies. Graz
Horse had with him the northern Cbey.
epnes and some of the Mnneconjous, prob
ably, in all, one -half of the Indians OF the
reservation. Every evidence was found to
prove these 1ndians in copartnership with
thoAe at the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
agencies, and that the proceeds of their
raids upon the settlements had been taken
to those agencies and supplies brought out
in return. In this connection, would
again urgently recommend the immediate
transfer of the Indians of those agencies to
the Missouri river. am satisfied that if
Sitting Bull is on this side of the Yellow
stone, that he is camped at the mouth of
Powder river. We experier ced severe
weather during our absence from the wagon
train, snow falling every day but one, and
the mercurial thermometer on several occa-
sions failing to register
GEORGE CROOK,
Brigadier General.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-30
By Auguste Faisans, Administrator
SUCCESSION OF VICTOR FAISANS.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. Sc, 493.

f&k190 OIleAO4-
No. SO, 4ss.
RY AUGUsTR FAIsANs, ADM1N1srRA
q Twelve O'Clock NJ, at public auction. at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal
s street, between Canal and Custom house streets
Dy order Of the 6en. A. L. Tissot, judge of the
second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
dated March TO- 1876. the following described
"a cKsrAlN LOT OR PORTION OF GROUND
with the buildings arc improvements thereon, sit.
uafed in the Flrst District Of this city, in the
square pounded by TchOupitoulas. Common Mara.
zine and Grsvier streets designated by the letter
on plan deposited in the Office Of s. q. Gotts.
portion Of ground measures IS feet inchea fout
on Common str. ct. 81 feet inches lines in denfh
on the line toward Magazine street: 80 feet
Common street; thence feet 9 inches towa,S
Magazine street; thence feet toward Common
street, and thence in DEF tn 43 feet up 10 Common
street.. f ~ N'AAA'n
g. A. CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF
city. in the square bounded by Jnlis q, insenh
fulton and New Levee streets, measuring &C.
Scf tar 10 ole gram made by Hugh Grant, sur.
.eI, notary public on tho tenth of Nav. 1866 lis
ior = ,nehe- mont on New Levee street lis feet
incsa mGnes Iront on Fulton street, l25 feet
~ cnes IN oepth on the line toward Julia street
s anu :I5o 1ett 50 inches in depth on the line
Nv S"AIS Ct joseph stree t. and being CONFUSED Of
% in"i Ol the lots s.gnsted by the Nos. Is to
nI.n 0usNe' on plan known rs J. A. Boards
p.an, together with the iron warehouse and ali
tti improvements thereon and appurtensncea
tHHereod. and all the rights ways and servitudes
Ierms, For the property firstly described. one.
nsn CAsn, balance in one year, for notes divided
10 suit the cOnve nience Of parties in interest.
nee necoled ey privilege and mortgage bearing eight
lngs to be kept insured for amount Of the notsa.
ana policy transferred, the purchaser to pay at
sineye ices, fixed at five per cent in case Of suit,
DO secured by like notes, and the purchaser to
sssume the payment Of taxes PAYABLE after the
S arst Of January, 1876 For the property secondly
Act Of eale before c. r Sonist notary public, No.
10 hoysi street y e., Ct puEchases's expense.
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Bulk meat. qutst ad ar%; shoulder. s*c clear zip
. moderate demand; shonldsrs SIC; clear RIB sides
la9o0lscs eleaFeades IN DIS 57hc: Lard stronger;
stesm held st l3]c; kettle NA 0l4sc. Hams-
Suearcured l3k0nkc. Whisky-DemaDd good
st full prices 81 o.. Hogs dun; % 600s so for
81. LouIA March ia-YlouY-M Nc diun fall extras
aEm and higher other grades unchanged:
whest-Dt msnd light; holders firm: No. red
winter 81 81: No. 81 81 bid. Corn sctive; No ,
mixed 469lsc, accord ding to location Oats Gull;
No. A% 03sAc. Barley scayce and drm; No.
spring 81 TO- Bye fImer Csc. Whisky scarce
and 6rmi q 08: Pork easier; jobbing lots e2a 3
deltvs rcd Bulk meats-Shoulders 83Sc; clear RIB
and clear sides l21laAc. Bacon easier; shoulders
Shc; clear rib and clear sides l30l31c. Lard held
at lac. hogs firm; packing 81 1908 IS. Cattle
steady.
C11cAso March 1a-Flour dull. whest dull; No.
Chicago spring, 81 OF; No do 9l69lkc. Corn
easier: No 3mi1ed, 4Si 047c. Oats firm: No .,
33h 034e Bar ey. demand fair; 6o06lc spot. Rye
firm IS 06skc. Pork quiet: and steady, So 10.
Lard firm and Ste adv fa7sk DIS SOC: Bulk meats
easier; good demand; shou!de,s shc, short rib
Buyers aud sellers apart; 81 Oe.
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COURT RECORD.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1876.

United States Circuit Court.
Presentation. w. B. Woods. circui
judge.
United States vs. s. w. Hammond, o.
al.-Special pleas to validity of the indict
ment were fled by s. w. Hammond, w. j
Behan, John Thorn. John H. Webb and
John McWhirter, alleging that A. w. ROM
tree and 81. B. Stevens were illegal grand
jurore, having served in the Orleans Light
Horee and Crescent City Regiment in the
Confederate army.
Same VI. Mrs. C. Schlinger; same Vs. A
Doyle; same vs. j. D. Reel.-Retailine
liquor and tobacco without q license. Yer
dict for defendants.
Illinois Central Railroad Company vs.
New Orleans, St. Louis and Chicago Rail
road Company.-Bond of Junius B. Alexan.
as surety, approved.
A. Eustis and D. Urban W. Joseph E.
Zeigler.-Verdict and judgment for $500
for plaintiffs.
Superior District Court.
Hon. B. L. Lynch, presiding, in the alb
sence of Judge Hawkins.
State of Louisiana vs.. Charles Clinton
Intervention Of E. F. Herwig. Injunction
dissolved to the extent of $1,000.
John Klein & Co. vs.. G. B. johnson.
State Auditor.-Appeal taken by plaintiff
and Henry Bier, intervenor:
j. j. Hayes vs.. city Of New Orleans
Suit for fees for INDECENT smallpox patients
admitted to the Luzenburg Hospital. Sub
mitted.
State ex rel. James NJ. Weymouth Va.
George B. johnson, State Auditor.-Peti-
toner holds two certificates, one for him
self for $500 and one for A. Helwig for $3.50,
and prsys the Auditor be commanded to
warrant for them. Rule for April issued.
Mrs. s. H. Graham VS.. A. s. Badger. tax
collector of the Fourth Dstrict.-Iniunc
ton issued on bond of 800 to restrain the
sale of plaintiffs property advertised for
April 6, 1876, under act No. AZ of March IA.
1873.
Superior Criminal Court.
MFORMATIONs FILED.
Carrying concealed weapOne-JOeeph Nc.
Carly and William McCloeky.
Embezzlement-Ramon Amorosa.
First District Court.
NF0RMATIoNs FILED
Petty larceny-William Leonard, Jennie
Wylie, Frank McDerMott alias Irish Mike,
Emma Mitchell aud Antoine Knocks.
Assault and bsttery-Dennis Bruzard,
james McGuin, P. Hhilips, Jim Behan and
Albert Lelleitner.
SENTENCED.
Eliza Williams, petty larceny, eighteen
months; Tom Pittmsn, plea of guilty of as
sault; 81 fine.
State vs.. George Mertz, Sr. and Jr.-As-
sault and battery.
kA0 oh Av.A Co.
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CITY 0RDINANCES--OFFICIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

MAYORALTY OF ERw ORLEANS
City Hall. March 20, 1876 !
mo. 344O-Administration Series
nesotred, That permission be and is here
~ granted to the Wilson Sewing Machine
C 20 psny to erect steam engine at No,
of the Council. ' 'no p'0"'oi0
New Orleans, March %. 1876 o''S ~
A true copy: ''''
j. Fl. HARDY, Secretary
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FoLkA's
CELEBRATED GOLD PENS
PENCILS.
TIE FINEST AND BEST

ClRCULAR.-To those engaged in mercantile pur.
suits. invention that will facilitate their labor
10 highly worthy Of notice, we'll a. of extensive
patronage. One of the most important inventions
OF the present age is that Of pen that posse sses
the necessary qualities of frmness in mark and
JOHN FOLEY. Manufacturer of Fine GOLD PENS
and PENCILS, No. Astor House. Their superior
value 10 tested by the long time he has been en-
gagged IN our city In their manufacture. We, the
PINS from constant use Of them for q number Of
years cheerfullY recommend them to these who
made.
Isl Signed BY the following gentlemen and over
J. 3. Williams, Pres. Metropolitan National Bank.
q. 3. Coe Pres. American Exchange Natl Bank
J: A. Beardslev Cashier Natl B .nk Of N. america
VIM Fall, President Corn Exchange Bank.
& b. Lowry, Pres. NATL Bank Of the Republic
D. Tappan, President Galatin National Bank.
c. F. Thompson, Cashier Continental Bank.
g: Ogden. Cashier New York C ;. Natl Bank.
Y Dennis, Vice Pres. Atlantic Mutual ms Go.
Daniel D smith, President Commercial Ins. Co.
t1w0od Walter. Pres. Mercantile Mutual Ins. Co.
VIM L. jenkins President Bank Of America.
J. W. lewis, Cashier Union National Bank.
VIM 3: Cox, Cashier Mechanics National Bank.
J. Buell.. Pres importers and Traders Nat Bank
J. NJ Crane. Cashier Shoe & Leather NATL Bank.
a: F. Wilmarth, Vice Pres. Home Fire ms Co.
Morris Frank lin. Pres. new Yo,k Life Ins. Co.
Clark. Dodge l. Co. George D. Arthur Co.
White: Morris Co. n. T. Morgan 4 Co.
Nermllye 70. Americans 1press Co.
Wlnslow, Lanier L Co. Adams E-press Co.
Wells Fargo Co. T. Ketcbum 4 Co.
United states TX. Co. 9. Chittendon Co.
Barclay Livingston. johnson 4 Hggns.
JOHN FOLEY,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
MO- Astor House, Broadway, New York.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MONlTlON.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB rHR PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

OhA6ANS.
HVHR STATE OF LOUISIANA TO ALL WHOM IT
Il may concern greeting: Whers as, James H.
Hau Co: have purcha sed at sale made by the
civil ehel III OF the parish of Orleans on the sixth
day OF March, 1876, the property herena' ter de.
ecnbed, and have applied to the judge Of this court
SOr mOniti0n or advert sement, in conformity
with sections $50 to 1880 inclusive of act No. Sc Of
the General Assembly Of 1870, commonly known q
the Revised Statutes of 1870
Row therefore, know ye and ali persons inter.
ested berein, are hereby cited and admonished in
the name of the State of Louisiana and Of the Fifth
District Court for the paris of Orleans who can
set up any right title claim IN and to the
property hereinafter described, in consequence
OF any infornslity in the order, decree or judg-
ment Of the. court under which the sale wss
made, or any irreguIsrity or illegally in the an.
praisement and advertisement. in time or manner
OF sale, or for any other deiect Whatsoever TO
chow csuee within thirty days from the dav this
mention is first inserted in the public papers, Why
the sale 80 made should not be confirmed ana
h0m0lOgated.
. The said property was sold by the aforesaid
eherin by virtue Of and pursuant to Q writ of feri
faciae, issued by the Fifth District Court for the
parish OF Orles ns at the suit of W. a. Reynolds vs.
Keep, Hogan Gsllwey, No. $3.50 of the docket OF
said count, at which sale the said ia mes H. Hall l.
Co. became the purchasers for the price and sum
OF eleven thousand and fifty dollars payable ct
twelve months credit.
Description of property:
The entire interest or share Of John II. Keep
firm Of Keep Gallwey 4 Co., subjec: to the
de BITS Of the par nership.
Witness our hands aud the seal of the aforesaid
court, this sixtee b day of March, 1876.
3: NORTH CULLOM, Judge.
THOMAS DuFFy, Clerk. mhl7 so ap.
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Succession Of Elizabeth aenriette koschep
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH
tave Koschel has petitioned the conf for Sor
letters Of administration on the estate of the late
Notice is hereby given to all whom it NAV concar.
to show cause within ten days Why the prsyer Of
the said petitioner should not be granted. Va
BY order Of the Court.
mh2s spz6< FRANK PACE IR c,arr
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IN BANK acknowledgements FIRMS
L or individuals DESTROYS Of availing themselves
or the benefit of the bankrupt act can have their
Petltlons and schedules prepared strictly accord.
orders of the United States Supreme Court and
rules OF the United States District Court, by ap-
plying to the undersigned at tina Office Of C. 5.
Kellogg, Register in Bankruptcy. In the Custom.
house building, New Orleans, Louisiana. Terms
reasonable. POstofice box 2097
0c6 JOHN g. CARTER