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ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
ORES MAYO, Of Catahoula, Judge,
WADE II. HoUGH, of Caldwell, District Attorney.

. Is composed Of the Parishes of Catahoula,
Caldwell, and Franklin. The jury and Probate
Terms in each are held as follows:
CATAHOULA
Jury Terms-snd Monday of April and November
Probate Tolms-2nd Monday of June January.
CALDWELL.
Jury Terms-lst Monday Of May and December.
Probate Tern,s-lst Monday of July and February
FRANKLIN.
Jury Terms-3d Monday of March and Ostsber
Probate Terms-3d Monday OF May 4 December.
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PARISH OF CATAHOULA.
Robb, Sheriff; G. c. Duke, Clerk ;
T. Gaulden, Recorder; J. N. Riley,
ser; D. d. Hanes, Coroner; r. II.
Treasurer.
Members of the Police Jury.
No. l--B. +. Anderson,
2 s. f. Routh,
Q Moses Collins,
4 Isaac Ford,
8 VIM. S. Prichard,
8 A. R. Hendry,
:. VIM. L. Ditto,
S. S. Bowman,
&. Chamberlin,
d. Thompson,
Ohm y. Howard-President.
ward Dorsey,
Nrel Pool,
Sc Briggs,
y; Geo. Dean, Parish
s,iaisrro, Parish Prin-
81, all, physician to the
y go y -
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BOOK STATIONERY Il FANCY STORE


MCCORMICK l. CO., haze opened in the fine
brick Store Third street, occupied by the Post
Office . new aud choice assortment, consisting in
,art Of the following articles, which they ptnpar
ed to sell low for cash, at wholesale or retnil:
Enpeyopes-O!ficial, letter and note; envelopes Of
all qualities, white and buff, satn embossed and plain
Blank Books-Ledgers, journals, day books, record
books. order leetter, pass bank, writing and blank
hooks and pocket ledgers, Of all sizes furnished to
order.
Port Fol;os or Elottng cdses.-Quartos, pian sheep
turkey nr!occo, cap, &c.
LEAD Arcils.-Comraon lead, best drawing, and
Fabers hsst.
School Rooks.-An assortment of the latest and
most pbpular schools in use Globes, celestial and
terrestrial.
E-r,t;uo 1uk.-Black blue and red
misunderstood inks, several numbers; bronze
cocoa, spring top, glass tupe, Whcclers celebrated
patent
Sand Bores--Tn, wood and glass
iSIates-Transparen states for drawing, porcelain
American, English aid German states.
Nisc-ltdaeoas-India rubber indc!ibe ink--Har
rison'.. Pav.ons and Esons hill files desk weights
twine reels paper folders-vory, bone, wood anc
tin visiting cards printers cards and playing cards
of all quantities perforated bound Bristol boards
saucere of coors water colors in boxes camels hail
pencils; wafers-r!ain, fancy, and motto; india ink
ladies' paper weights; court plaster tissue paper
metallic memorandum books; parchment, pounce
red tapes pen-hoders seal and wafer stamps, sealing
wax Irvine, letter clips, book rests, black sand black
lines.
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wove satin post, gilt and plain Quorto post, blue
wovc; commercial blue wove Bath post Ameri
lean, English and French paper Of all qualities.
Note Paper--Plain, crimped, lowered; ilumin
ated, mourning, silver stripe, etc tissue paper, ira
cling, drawing, wrapping, glazed, red blue, green anc
yellow paper.
Cheap PmJ,ications.-The latest and most popular
at publishers prices.
Magazines and Neuspapers.-Harper's, Graham's
Godeys Ladies Book Putnam's Blackwood and Tho
Ouarterles, Knickerbocker, DeBows Review, con
stantv received and for sale at publishers prices.
~ Agents for all the principal newspapers. Ord
ers for French German Or English books prompt,
attended to-
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those affections solely:
SUCH Ms acute and chronic rctheritis,
(GonOrhOea) elect, Spasmodic Stric.
ture, burning of the Urethra, Neural
gis OF the Crethra, acute and chronic
inflammation of the coats Of the bladder
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"WATER-CUHE JOrRNAf. ~

We know of no American periodic al which pre-
SCENTS greater abundance of yalu. hle Information
on all subjects relating to human .sogress and well
fare, than this Journal.-NcwY osk Tribune
The Wster'Cure journal ,s snqnessionably, tho
most popular Health journal in the werld.-New
York Evening Post.
Published Mop'hly, and devoted to Physiology,
Hydropathy an". the laws Of life. 81 year.
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Has haen before the public more than % yeats.
andis deservsdy popular in the e''re Of
Spavns, Sweeney, Rinsbone, WndrSlls. P"ls
Evil Gallons, Cracked He-ls Gall Of all kinds,
Fresh Wounds. Spr,.ins. Bruises, Fstul, Sit
.fsst Sand Cracks, Strains, Lxmeness F".n.
dered Feet, Scratches OF Greass. Mau,s, Foot
Rot in Sleep. G~::et in Cows. RheI,nati-n.
bites Of Animals. External Posons. Painful
Nervous Affections. Frost Bites. Boils. Co,ns,
Khi.lows Burns and Scalds, Chilblains. Chap
Tsd Handle. Cramps. Cons-actions 81 Ii. Mus
elcs, SwelliQgs. Weakness " he Joinss Cak> /
Breasts. Sore Nipples. Piles. DC.
TPamphlets gra.,,itously furnished b. agents
with Testimonial Of in utility.
=. All orders Addressed to the Prornetors, n H.
TrcxEx 4 Co.. Lockport. N. Y.
'tBFor ne by Druggists AMI Merchants gen.
e.ally. through the United States British Posses.
sioEs.. aad other CountrieA And By
J. Wight 4 Co., Kew Orleans; also by medicine
dealo- in St. Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, New York, and all commercial towns. Also,
Wholesale and retail b. L. MAYER BRO,
dec3l '.6-ly Harrisonburg.
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GEORGE A. PIKE, General Collecting
Agent, Baton Rouge, La.
Immediate attention given to the purchase
and Entry Of Land.
Information Gratis.
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i,osburg Post OEce-MaH Arrivaks d

be Office ri,osburg Post O. iee-Mau Arriyals d
ftion. Departures Schedule Tine
,a;d... ehe. MaiL-Arrivcs and departs daily Sum-
f:stahona zceptea. Arrives pm. Departs am.
woe Nail-Arrives every Tuesday, Thursda,
harday, at 8 pm. Departs every Monday
Ice THOc eday and Friday at 6 am.
of Records a1osnss Ma"-Arrives every sunday Tues
lies na Inursaay, at pm. Departs Sunday
nddate ,sx9ris Naa-Arrives every Tuesday. Thurs
irish Of CD nd Saturday at p.m reparts Wednesday
"a with Al and Sunday, at 8 am.
En merit 4 rns Aail-Arrivcs every Wednesday at
Departs Thursday at 6 am.
- nsba Nail-Arrivcs every Friday ut pm.
Il Thursday am.
.nno,, deater .Ma;l-Arrives every Saturday and
Office Of ~" n'a;i. r.
g Novemi IN two horse coaches N -'"' W A'' '""''
+. FLETCHER, PM
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Inv YoRx, Sept. l5.-The Cunard steam.
I Persia, which left Liverpool ON Saturday
stb inst, arrived at this port early thu,
ming, after a remarkably rapid passage.
lrsepooL CorToN MARKEr.-The Liver.
cotton market eAhioeted no new fea.
/. Quotations were steady, and the de.
d was fair.
{he sales for the week amour ted to g..
hsles.
6. Louis, Sept. le.-The Constitutional
yeution Of Kansas met and organized,
then adjourned until the LIST Of October.
EcoxrE BEATEN AL WARwIcK.-Lecomte
for the Warwick Cup at Warwick, on
BID inst-a three mile dash-and was bea-
1bv twenty lengths.
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FOWLER & WELLS PUBLICATIONS.
"LIFE ILLUSTRATOR"

A hrstclass weekly newspaper, devoted to news
literature science, and the arts to entertainment,
Improvement, snd progress. Designed TO encour-
activity among the people to point out the means
of profitable economy; ard 10 discuss the leading
ideas of the day; to record NIL signs Of progress !.
and to advocate political and industrial tights fDy
all classes. Published weekly at e. a year in sd>
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The Virtues Of Jacobs Cordial ere too weN k,o,cn to
require Encomiums
l. It Cures the worst cases Of DiarrhRa.
2. 1t Cures the worst forms of Dysentery.
g. 1t Cures California Or Mexican DiarrhGa.
4. 1t Relieves the Severcst Cholic
s. 1t cures Cholera Morbus.
6. 1t cures Cholera Inf,ntum.
7. It cures Painful Mcnstruation.
8. 1t Relieves Pain in the Back and Lons
g. It counteracts Nervousness and Dependency.
10 1t Restores Irregularities.
IL. 1t Dispels gloomy and hysterical feelings.
u. It is an admirable Tonic
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EENNELL, POWER q Co., Commission Me-
chants, 30 Common )trecf, Neu Orleaas
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er The bred Scott decision, slavery
% held to be legally and constitution
\ .blishcd by local law. The formation
#, territory into slave State, was one of
oompensating considerations promised
South for the loss of Kansas by Gov.
|lkae-Mcmphis Ne0s.
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VIII pie1 STATE M Jnr1IctAN
andidate W. oioiANA'
Noyemi EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
FIienda vernor-Robert G. Wickliffe,
y, utenant- Governor-C. II. Mouton,
candidate ~ ~ re ~ AA0''o"'
election d'or-S. r. Marks,
'RIEND ssurer-C. f. Greneaux,
ounce w el'"'ehaenI Iuo; Idocati'n->' bsrd'
Of Assss}"h "eherai-r. w. NOISE
nnouncdp nor;a,;,, 'I c,;1'm So.
&C Of AZ 80, o'.,0"' '1n"'.,
Ssndidge, aud
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Jndie;ary-Supreme Court.
p. Merrick, chief justice /; A. NJ. Buch-
l. Cole, W. II. Spofford, and Cornell
oorhies, assistant justices.
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or heirs of
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bid parish,
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KEEP, bald d CO.,
W csternPro1uce aud Q,mmission Merchant.
3G & SO Poydras steet, NewO,leans.
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READ THIS!
DR.. LEROY'S AND PELTIER'S
Compound Mixture!

For all affections Of the Urinary Organs d
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FRIENDS,

have eve,
? as q can.
Re not, nor
feset term,
announce
b the Office
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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CORDIAL

FOR ALI,

Bowel Disc asses.
Cholera Dysentcry, Diarrh,ea, Cholera Morbus, Bill.
ious ChOlc, Cholera Infantum. also, al.
mrably adapted to
MANY DISEASES OF FEMALES
Most especially painful Mcnstruation.
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the name
he Office
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IS11tIT
riot Attor(
Of Catahd
and l'roq
nd Novel.
& Janu$
\ DecennW
md F'ebH
p Octob4
Is DeceiR
[oocollec .
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Octolee
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announce
dicc Of ~
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10 annoui
|r the ofc|
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ANN.

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

This law is not resisted by force Of arms but through
the courts Of Justice established under the consttu
ton and an Injunction issues prohibiting the persons
appointed under it from exercising any OF its pro-
visions. @
Does any one deny the power of the court IN the
premises? Does any one pretend to say thas all
citizens are not bound to obey this order! Does any
one pretend that the Governor and the Secretary OF
State are not arnenabe to the laws? Assuredly, no
one, The Governor has given good example, He
has issued his proclamation, The election must take
place under the same law which placed our judiciary
in office. The law of 1857 was suspended in its ope-
ration at that time for ,chaterer; it is now
suspended BY ur,it Of Injunction from competent
tribunal.
The right of electing our Representatives and
Sherif is constitutional and indefeasible right. 1t
exists and can be exercised in spite and in contempt
of any Legislative act of commission or omission in
terferng herewith The Legislature can prescribe
the node of elections but cannot destroy the right Of
electors. The State executive officers are charged
with the custody Of the returns of elections and
with the issue Of commissions to State officers elected
by the people. They cannot interpose their will,
opinion caprice, in the discharge of their duties.
They are bound by the law; the Governor cannot
withhold commissions except as provided by law.
The courts of justice are open to ALL Let those who
imagine they injured appeal to the only tribunal
before which the question can be settled.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01
Department news.
From the Washington Union Of the 22d, we extract
the following intelligence -t

From the Washington Union Of the ed, we extract
the following Intelligence:
uaAR-MAKIEG-A great many letters are received
at the Patent Office asking how to manufacture sugar
necessity Of replying SO frequently this inquiry We
give brief description Of the mode practised by Mr.
Hedges, of Philadelphia.
The mill Of Mr.. Hedges consists of three upright
iron rollers, with heavywrought shafts, set in strong
cast frames above and below. The mill is worked by
two horses, and the cane is fed through simple
trivance which keeps it In position, SO as to cover
the whole service OF the rollers The mill acts twice.
but requires no refeeding.
The juice as expressed, passes down through
lower plate and through several sleeves, which strain
out the brous substance, and is them by large fun
mel, conveyed into and through metal pipe under
ground, past the horse to the cariers which set
just above the boilers, all of which are a plane
some six eight feet below the mill in order to save
pumping baing the juice. The juice is quite thick
and Of greenish, frothy consistency before defeca
ton Heat is the general means employed to
cleanse it. t,. -...''.72
The boilers, three in number, are in range, and
graduated in size according to the capacity of the
mill The first holds seventy gallons the second forty,
and the third twenty-five
The fire is applied alittle in advance of the smallest
boiler and then passes successfully under the others,
and then under the CHARTERS, which are shallow,
heavy sheet-iron pans, about IL inches deep, to
feet square, and holding 80 gallons. The heat is
moderate under these, giving ample time for the pee
ulena to coagulate and rise and when at about lao
to $50 degrees Fab the hampers are changed and the
heat turned off; the juice is drawn off from the bot
tom in the grand reservoir leaving the scum to be
removed for hog and cattle feed the carer cleaned
and refled while the other (as there must be two) is
under way and thus alternately you proceed. The
Juice is lined in this boiler to neutralize the acid and
boiled and skinned until the next kettle is empted
when this is passed into it, then to the last where
the fire is still more active; and when sufficient.
concentrated it is discharged into coolers made o
clear pine, and afterwards into suitable casks.
SALE OF THE DELAWARE INDIAN TRUST LANDS
The Acting Commissioner Of Indian Affairs receiye
yesterday morning from Norman Eddy, ESD, tn
commissioner for the sale of the Delaware trust lands
letter dated Leavenworth City, K. T., Aug. Is, i
which he announces the consummation of the sale o
the 18th inst. Every tract sold and the proceed
of the same amount to 1857 1897 80.
| SWAMP AND OVERLOOKED LANDss-The Comm
sioner of the General Land Office has transmitted
the Governor of Florida patent, No. II, for land
inurng to said State, under act of September q
$780, in the Tallahassee district containing l03 1858
| acres.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VAN DIEMANSL LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHINA.-Coses on the 4th and 10Th of
each month, at G P. NJ. Arrives on or about the
18th and 2Sth of each month.
A-Postage to South Pacific Letters 34c.; papers,
&c.
ssPostage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, ETC., via England, by packet Or private
ships, 80 cents single rate, prepaid via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, is added to
the above postage via New York. by private
ships, cents, prepaid
e8-Postage to Peru Letters, &c.; papers, &c.
So Postage to Bogota (New Granada) Letters, lsc;
papers, &c.
a8-Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands via San Francisco: l0c., prepaid.
arhe postage to places on the West coast Of South
America via Panama, is: On each single letter,
"a cents and on each newspaper, 6 cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each PAPER when received
ag- The postage to New Grenada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and 2 cents each newspaper; and to
: the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman's
Land and China, (via San Francisco,) is, on
each single letter, 10 cents, payable in advance
The single letter rate to California and Oregon is
lOcents, prepaid On newspapers, etc. the do
nestle rates apply. r. E. NOTATION, P. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

SHIPwRECK.-We learn from Boston that ship of
about 500 tuns fallen in with the 14th inst, in
lat. 4s deg so min long 81 deg, bottom upward, with
a new round stern. Her masts and bowsprit were
gone. She was full of lumber, about eight feet out
of water, and at anchor, about fifty miles west of
Sable Island, and in the track of vessels.
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST:
W. Duncan, camp, Basin.
CATHOLIC: $50
Annunciation- Corner Mandegilleand Morales.
Immaculate Conception-Baronne, on Canal.
lJesutsl-Baronne, c Common.
ST. Louis Observation-Disclosures Square,
St. Acknowledgements, c. Cont.
St. Alphonse-St. Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
St. Augnsne-Bayou Read, c. ST. Claude.
St. Barhoomew-Viiiereb Segnin and Barthelemy, Al
giers
st.,john Baptis.--Dr b. Clioand Calliope.
st. Joseph--Common, b. Marias and Where
St. Marie-Conde, Ursulne.
St. Mary-Josephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
St. Patrek-Camp, b. Julia and Girod.
st Peter-Marigny. D. Casacaivo and Grestmen.
st. Theresa-Camp, opp. junction with Prytania
St. Trnity-St. Ferdinand
ST. Vincent de Paul-tireatmen, C. Montegu
Ursuline Conveut-Below the city. ODD.
FIRST COEGREG ATI0NAL: St. Charles. a. Julia. :,
PROTESTANT EPISCOPALt st. Peter's-Seainens BeheD
Esplsnade. IEglist Proestante Franease-R c.
Bierivlle Christ Church-Canai Dauphine St Panl's-
Camp Gaennie. nke's-Hercules near Felicity road
Trinity-Jackson Plaquemine.' Anrpncation- Annun-
citation Square. Mount Olivet--Algiers.
LUTHER AN Euterpe. b. Bacebnsand Dryades. :,
MEFHODIST Carondeiet Heva and rod Felicity Road
c. Chestnut Moresu Esghien. DIyades Ferpsishnre
Pety G. Greatmen Maras b. Bienvllf and CONT Coffee,
n Jackson St. Paul. colored) Carollton CarFoilton,
PREsBYTRRiAN: Lafayette Square. Prytana, c. Clio.
{Iaslcaivo n. Railroad. Canal, Franklin. Fulton, n.
Josephine. Prytania, Josephine. Thalia, c. Benton
GERM Nv NC protestant-Philip C. Chippewa. Froses
| taut-Glio, b, Apollo sEd Nsyates
UNITARIAN. PTytana Gatii0pe- Clio b. Prytsnla asd
pryades. Terpsch Ter Nayadss Euterpe D. Baechas
! and Dryades
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

Boy'' said visitor at the house of alriend to his
little son, "step over the way and see how old Mrs
Brown isl The boy did the Grand and Oh his return
reported that Mrs. Brown did not know how old she
was
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

Moralists may talk as much as they please of the
sin Of envy but, for the life of me. can see
pretty maid without enyying the COED luck OF the
Nun who is to marry her.
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,,,,.,,,ox, o nnIa News
british fossAsS'oNS' Letter paper
When the distance from the 5. mailing off,
fee is -,
$500 miles or under. l0c. &C.
Over 250D miles. .......... 20c. &c.
NOT BRITISH POSSESSIONS
When the distance from the U. 5. mailingl
office is ~, |
$500 miles or under. ..... SIC. 4c.
Over $500 miles. ......... 4ic. &c.
When received in the United States and thel
distance to the office of delivery is
$500 miles or under. IL l0c, &C.
miles Il 2Oc. &c.
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Ottd Fellows Han Association.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALE
ASSOCIATION at their office in Odd Fellows Hail.
the first Monday of every month.
Edward Psbuy, President Thomas g. Shields secetaryt
John Bein Treasurer G. Dunlap John Crickard H G.
Stetson, Howard Eneas Smith, James Davis, George
Rareshde A. W. Boswcrh, Geo. Drmeyer Bernard Cohex
and ". B. Cook.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

DE SOTO LODGE MOI at Baton Rouge ThursdaF
evening.
ST. MARFs LODGE No. 20 meesas Franklin on Saturday
evening.
evening.
ST. LANDRY LODGE No. IS meets at opelousas satur
day evening.
CLINTON LODGE No. q meets at Clinton wednesday,
vening.
Monday evening
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. 81 meets at Thibodaux on saaar-
day evening.
PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meets Washington on Fridaa
evening.
Monday evening. +. E.
'''D'1"' THOMAS H. SHIELDS, Grand secre,ary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

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fourth Saturday in each month.
o. W. SHAW No. 10 meets the first and third Saturday in
each month in Clinton, parish of East Felietana
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be addressed Jas Furreaux e. Scribe God Fellows"
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