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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-09

Sur motion - 80 -sS
Resolu, que la somme de cinquante piastres soft
payee par lie Tresorier b. F. Holden pour repair
atoms au chemin de la paroisse defendant de Ia
Unite supereure de la paroisse sur lie Bayou Ter
rebonne, la limile de la corporation dc Thibo-
daux. 3
Resolu que lie greffier de Ia Cour de District dc
la paroisse Terrebonne SOFT autorise d'entrer un
remittetur de quatre cent cinquante piastres ct
Finteret sur cet,e somrne jusqua &c jour sur le
Judgement dams raffaire de PEtat de Ia Louisiana
VS.. N. B. Beal ct David Vance, Mo- sur 10
docket de Ia dte C0ur, en- ce gui concefne w.
Whitney ct lie Recorder de In dte paroisse est auto
rise creditor hypotheque judciaire qu existe con-
tire les prophecies de la succession du dit Whitney.
en- consequence dn dit JUDGMENT de &C montant.'
Sur motion de Mr.. Welsh, un comite dc trois
personnes etc appointe pour examiner ct veri6er
le rapport du Tresorier. Messieurs. Mcclellan,
Lirette ct Welsh ont etc appointe membres de CO
conite ct ont fait le rapport suivant.
Honorable Juri de Police. - =q 81
Nous les soussignes comite appointe pour exam
liner le rapport du Tresorer de parcise, nous SOM
mes acqutte de notre devoir ct rouvons le dit rap
port correct Les pieces rappun des paiemens
fats ains que tous les papiers ct lvres sont pre-
serves ct tenus dune mariefe convenable. n pa
raft que la balance credit de Ia Paroisse est dc
seize cents hnit piastres ct quinze sous G4l600,l5)
LIE tout respectueusement soumis,
H'-.f- --1t PErER WKlsH,
.aas- - ANDREW McCoLLAN,
--f A. LIRErTE.z .t=-l
LIE rapport suivant do inspector du 4eme
District ete Ia, - ia ss5..4 = ,tty
Au Jur de Police de Ia Faruisse Terrcbonne.
Lie Soussigne Inspector des chemins du 4eme
District representa- que tous les chemins sous "a
charge sont en- bon ordte sJ'exception dc celui do
Messieurs Davis and Barrow, sur le Bayou Du-
arge. Quill Ieur donnie trente jours davis do
aire Ieur chemin. Que le d&lai nest par encore
.xpire mails qu't ont commence les travaux sur
e chemin ct espere qu'ils sera complete SONS
'eu de TENS. r F. MIcHxL-
LIE Juri de Police ensurite procede l'sIectiou
lee Inspectors, qu resalta CONNIE suit.
lsr Arrondisement-P. Il. Derce. +
I'd. Thomas Buford.
Sd. w. S. Campbell.
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Votre comite ont aussi examine les reel ANA
tons snivantes dams la plupart desquelles lis -
.rouve des charges aux queles lis ont objections.
lis recommendent dependant lie Placement des
soInmes ciapres mentionees ct rejettent lie reste.
No. "a Gagne Freres articles fournis l'ueage
de Ia Bzisoa de COur ct prison ......- $40 81
No. lO-a H Newell pour DIES livres pour rmage
der Bureau du GIeliie.; =. :...::... 50 90
No. ll-frais de tenons dams L'Ettt Cour-
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No ls-Frss de temoins dams PEtai vs. Daadry, 50 III
No. l3- g i" Va Murphy, IL 67k
No. IA Bours frais de Sheriff and de Geoe.. q %
No. IA Delap'rte pour preSse de bureau. 10 90
No. l6-P II Larce Observation-Disclosures. % 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29
TYiE COUNTRY sAFE-AN ADMINIsTRA-

u TON ENPEDlkNT-A o recent meeting oi the cao
s called by the President 70 take toto consideration the
gloomy state country and the ded In the Treas
and devise scheme Of ree .he Secretary Of State
sn Cas- forth the unsorunss condition Of the country 10
sef and powerful address but sckno sledses himself uter
oeon psut 70 dyise plan Of extcston. Aars hereupon
h gloomy turn snd The meeting about 10 break
and lsve the Pretdent ana Cabinet despair when Mr.
Voeb tbe Secretary Of the Treasury suddenly sprung up. bis
lace no sin ated with JOY and exclaimed have IT, have hi,
sPon The very thing member Of fsmay-the great Csb
heny-s leading eontfibstor to THE NEw-YoRK
LEDGER whose Golfers overAo~insl and high tayo
she the publisher Of that great and paper Through
I'm, viii unlock THE LEDGERs treasures and re plenb
eur nos depleted Treasury" Cries Of Good COED sood II.
s0"nasd hn all sdss when Mr. Secretary Cobb ceased;
was once dispatched 70 NewYork for the expected
va ana the members q the Cabinet and the Presidest also
otd bsH homes with such feelings Of hope AID 'ssfso
p to the sosoms had been unlaown for many anxious
@ys
'he runseI o THE LEDGER which 'ready THIS (Tnurs
Al MORNING, tiPtop one the a., ever i.aed For
ss BY al NeSs Dealers. Pnce only four cents,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29
THE BEST NUMBER YET.
TUc NEW WORK LEDGER

for Nov ready the best plumber yet issued Of that
variable paper which has long been so superior render
competition with II hopeless 1t contains ddespans hu
morous PORN by John g. SAKE, spendidly illustrated BY
Thwses; Sketches by Fanny Fern; "Wh and Wisdom, BY
George d. Prentice; Of The Pioneer Patriot or tse
Maiden of the wPah by Cobb; ALSO more Of the shrhn
story Lady Csudine, the Double Marriage aad an
variety Of other witty, pathetic instructive brilliant
sricl aud entertaining mattel
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THE "HaRD TINES" DON'T AFFECT IT.

NNIlE "HARD TIMES" DON'T AFFECT II.
Il Tho circulation Of THE NETWORK LEDGER 10
steadily increasing Notwithstanding the hard time. The
dull business becomes, the the jovisl genial
spicy and entertaining LEDGER is sauyh: for and read
aD,dote for the blues and dis,Onsnt The Iun,-
Der for November T. which 10 NOW READY 10 peculiarly
adapted for the times witty spicy and genial even
than THE LEDGER usually ia In aa1on to all ito u'aal
good thing, by GEORGE D. PRENriCE FANNY rEaS.
COBB ALICE CARY MISS GLIB son, and its other sminea;
writer's, 1t has HUMOROUS POEM by JOHN O. SAKE,
which would send downhesed lsushn to his bed no
matter how many protested might be struggling 7" awe
him the nightmare.
Pic. only -FOUR CENTS. soh by all News Deaers. Oct
THE LEDGER for NOVEMBER
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VHE BEST NUMBER YET.
THE kEW-YORK LPDCPR

for Nov ready the best number yet issued Of ha
uisbe paper which has Iona been superior rsnds
comp. with hoiless IL contains .Iissptar hu
unorous pom by John G. sase splendidy Illustrated by
Thw,i,e.i Sketches by Fanny lem; "Wi, and Vision by
George ID Prentice; Of "Thc P.e.ea Patriot or TIE
Maiden ofthe WPath" BY Cobb; also Of tie thrilling
story Of "L.dy Csudirs, the DoseIe Msvnsse
mmense variety Of other witty ps.hese iusru e's esn,
spicy ard eptsrtstnps mattel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29
THE BEST NUMBER YET.
IL THE NETWORK LEDGER

for Nov ready ia the best number yet issued Of that
sAsbe paper which has long been superior render
eoDpstton with hopeless II contains side splitting hu
poem by John O. SAKE, splenddly Illustrated by
rAwses; Sketches by Fanny Fern; "wt and Wisdom" BY
George d. Preutce Of The Pioneer Patriot or the
Hsieen Of the warPath" BY Cobb also, Of the thrilling
xsry Of Lady Csudiue the Double Marriage and
mspse variety of other witty pathetic instructive brilliant
rlev and matter.
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Nfm Publications.

UNHEY ALL WRITE FOR 1T.
u EMERSON BENSETT,
Dr. HORATIo w. NELSON
I. s. ARTHUR,
JOHN @. SAKE,
sYLVANUS COBB, Js.
GEORGE u. PRENTICE,
NARY STANLEY GIBsON
ALICE CARY,
MRS. SOUIHwORTH
MRS. sIGoURNEY,
FANNY FERN.
~ Ill the rest Fem, write for
n-I THE NETWORK LEDGER
gAs number for November H. which IL ous THIS (rHURS
nan MORNING. 10 a unusually excellent number beHd
N usual copous variety choice matter has exquste
h.u@ous Poem bv JOHN g. SAKE, entitled bill
nOwNs VISIT TO GOTHAM" admirably illustrated BY
INMATES.
sHE LEDGER is sold by all News Dealers Price only
p0UR CENTS.
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CAXESs GREAT POEM,
~ ENTITLED
BILL BROWNS VISIT TO GOTHAM,

In THE NETWORK LEDGER FOX Ecv 7. new ready 10
witest funniest rscest and sPsst prsdseon which
SAKE anybody else. wrote. 1t bstss vita panssnt
hits Napoeons Old Gssrd did WIKI bsyonss IL words
Of the poet;
Bill BrswE resides near 9 country village,
And has filed bis Till by honest rliaxe"
And having plenty Of cash and leisure he Nss Ysi
where
Two lively young fellows, Of elegant mier,
Amssed him awhile with pretty machine
An ivory ball which he never had seen"
But the way Slip escaped being vissed BY the psisEt
safe" game entirely original and eeot1s The NAY
be said Of the poeheboOk doppes mock suctoreeI and
other metropolitan swindlers How they ali attacked Bl
well filed pocket book and with VIA, rss. may 30
lesrned by aiding the poem, which IL admirably BY
INMATES THE LEDGER contains contributors from
George D. Prentice Fanny Fern, sad other emnsnt w:ss
Of C0BBs great Revolutionary Tale THE PIONEER
PATRIOT; Or, THE MAID WAR-PArHr ALEC, more
Of the thrilling story Lady Caudne Or The Double Mar
rage and the usual variety Of other choice For sss
BY al news dealers. Price only four cents.
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pREsIDENT BUCHAyAN,s =

""bJ"-.Ad Mr. BuohS,sn 10 Governor Wiz. a few
"aDss" Why do no. these hHd times watch 90 univor.
~ Ne. everything elss give THE NEW. YORK LLOGER
Ssses" 81 don't know, Sir" ssS the Governor rather
ss ard evidently annoyed at be Interrupted his Pc
Of coobs geA, Revoluio1ss, Sto-J Of" THE PIONEER
..faior. Or TRE M.ID OF rHg War Para" "Pl tel ysa
II thea responded his EIceiency, the Presidents "its
Sss THE LED9ERis always and everywhere read (red)"
he. Ia! ha-vey sosd--yery good" said the Governor
- President nnfodsa his copy II the LEDSER, and
much esssyps" spa sOao. ss,s'si ayar ns sudios'
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THE PANIC and THE NETWORK

l. LEDGEh-Ii 10 matter o! as:onshnent even body
land especially to Publishers and dealers who best
ssi such mser that the circulation Of THE NEW-YOaK
LEDGER should 50 ON steadily increasing during
But the fac: Is THE LEDGER has become ssity
Everybody buys and reads Let i've an iust.-e: Or
artist Dir rhwst-s stepped mt The Bovery Saving, Bsak the
dsy after the great rush thai ins iop there be ten
policemen sitting beaches stationed pro,ec:
pected rOdss, Of whom he ssya was 40
sorted IN the peiusa Of TdE LEDGER Tns fac will ys
10 Illustrate the hold which THE LEDGER has ON hs IA
and 1hioDs Of the people and to indicate why
sd ncrtsse tbs ueaendogs pressure Of
the bard tines ThE LEDGER 10 the oay paper for
viii all ths great writer's Of the county cJ.,a.y
r. ia erroneous cheul.ton can aaori 20 p.y bs.i
v,.ers and hence nolopoizes them Osly D.. ,uu
two copies, IS Address ROBERT scSNER
No Al Ana-st-, S-~.York
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From 0 Newark Daily Paper.

iTHE NETWORK LEDGER. - Converting
with the editor Of the leading e,dea) Qcartsre
ecepty upon journalism In New York City, where the gentle
man hs, passed the whole Of his life thus far iraave,
mentioned THE NETWORK LEDGER, spoke of lts unpA-
sed circulation the lavish expenditures Of its proprietor H.
The gentleman wonder uruck He did not know there
was such paper ex,ence heard its before
was equally ignorant of the proximity Of Bonner Cob5 AID
Fanny Fern but had heard Of Mrs. ssourney 1t was smu'rs
to witness snfod expression Of tina. mans couniensnee
yhssas hstsssn grave md the dicuous unted
IT. wopdrous history Can be that Journalist Of New Yot
City could Its Streets resd It's papers look ino lie store
Windows hear the newsbsys cry and know nothing OF THE
NETWORK LEDGER Impossible! We are nolaed TO
think tia. editor have been jolly especs y sbou
he eye would ask who has heard Of THE LEDGER
bu. who hss not lady friend Of going visit TO the
Cumberland Mountains recently took with her copy Of that
pspr thinking would be agreeable surprise to those ou
found complete fes 0! II there Now the question
why The LEDGER sought after To mind the an
itself thus Is 10 mainly attributable 20
the apparently eIsvean yet novel Of Bonnss aiser
Using Think Of 800 being paid The Tribune for one
advertisement Think Of $4,000 bsire expended In weeh
for advertising his LEDGER, and does appear sad waste
money But that 1t Individually proved By ts enormous
circulation Such in.om admits Of wide msen for invest
nen in sure ways Of extending business Everything Gene
by Boomer In connection with his paper 10 liberal
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TIME NETWORK LEDGER, for O,tobsr -,

l. Is slr,.dy received BY HAwEsn the Pos,ofhce The
bsrd times have beneficial effect upon Iht LspoEd
the ciIouiston still going NJ, up, up.
The above psragrr phi clipped from The Buffalo Express
paper that hs some time past been decidedly uafendI to
THE LEDGER In such times these, when we ind our
enemies vounsy admitting the fact that the elrcrIA ID
OF THE still going up Up. up" when other papers
are going down Ne -hinh they pay tie highest possible comPA
-
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HARD TINES AND TIE LEDGER =
II nsr,ly 10 Ne~.York that the ehsuAaSn o. ut
LsDSER continues 10 Increase 90 all sveL ne sos
un.s the pes Of single cigar. 81 whsn sSne
iBs md ana vhs = pss- q 70 81 ~ sxpsadssss 81
yesA oxxys wBsk
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THE NE DIRK LEDGE B
Il Fox Nov. T. Now READY,
Contains
HuMoRoUs Pom, BY SAFE,
Entitled
BILL BROWNS VISIT TO GOTHAM"
which 10 one very bes. and Funniest taes Il
pin. and besides L 10
ADMIRABLY ILLUSTRATED
BY TBwMrAs.
GEORGE ID PRENTICE, FANNY TERN, Mr. sIGOUR-
NEY, Mrs sOUTHwORrH, ALICE CARY, Nj" GIBSON
sYLVANUS COBB j., EMERSON BENNETT, and a. :hs
rest Of EN- write for THE LEDGER For sale BY ~
dealers. Price only four cents.
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AXEs GREAT POEM, splsndidIy illustrated,

CAXEs GREAT POEM, spIsnddly illustrsted
- now ready in THE NEw-YORK LE0GER-rhs, \,
m. we,, funniest, spciest and most hshed poem mich
Ia, been during the present TIE LIE Do
ala, cptsns lots Of o.her god things from the pen,
md popular sIters in the country. FANNY FtRs Ara
S,eousrry Gro D. PagEriCE and host Of o,he. ilst.n
sni.bsd wss are constantly putting frh their very
es th,eush the columns Of az LED 3ER Only
IT, ccpIss a Add,ess T. BONNIE, a Am 81 New Ysrk
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CAXE's GREAT POEM,
~ ENTITLED
my pDnwy,S VIcIT To GOTH

BILL BROWNS tISiI ~ 1OthA&,
n THE NETWORK LEDGER for Nov. 7, nov ready, "a
n. i.t,<t funniest rscest and spicest production which
sax. or ANYBODY ese IL bstes with pnngert
hrs 40 Nspoeons Old Guard did with bayones In the words
o; the poet:
'BlJ Brown resides near 9 country village,
And has filed his till by honest tillAse."
And hs,ns plenty OF leisure be comes 20 Nefcrs
where
Two lively young fellows. Of elegant mleH,
Amused him awhile with pretty mschine-
An ivory bell which he never had SEEN"
But he Bll escaped being vctimized the pA.es'
safe" entirely original and eHectua The
be said OF II pocket book droppe mock slctoreers sud
other metropolitan swindlers How they all attacked Bill
Browns well hd pocket book and vita what result may be
learned by reseins the poem which sdnirsby Illustrated BY
RHwArEs. the LEDGER sso contains contributions fro
eorse D. Pienice Fanny Fern and other eminent writers
more Of COBB srsst Revolutionary Tale THE PIONEER
PATRIOT; Or EIE MAID THE WAR Para" also, more
Of the thrilling ~ Lady Clauene Or. The Double Mar.
Iiase' and The variety of other choice matter For sale
By al news dealerJ Price only four cents.
"Ipyslsable to rv.sy Housekeeper." n. Pisaysne.
GAVE so PER CENT in YOUR HOUSE
y HOLD EXPENSES.
BY procuring . copy OF
MRS. ELLYTS PRACTICAL HOUsEKEEPER.
COMPRISING 100 PRACTICAL RECEIPTS and MAN
ms ILLUSTRATED WITH 500 WOOD ENGRAviNGs.
Just Published in Vol Of 500 pssea
Price -
PusnAed BY STRANGER TOWNSEND
No ~ Srosdwsy, NY
And for sale by all Booksellers and Agents the Carr
n B. Mailed free Of postage, reception Of price.
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MEXICAN AGRICU LTURIsT

Il
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CANES GREAT POEM,
~ ENTITLED

BILL BROWNS VISIT TO GOTHAM,
In TIE NEW YORK LEDGER for Nov. q nov ready, IL
the ve, funniest rscest and spesst production witch
saxs anybody ss wrc.e l. brstles VIE psnssn'
hits Nspson Old Guard did with bsyoness la me Teia
Of he poet:
=" BIZ Brown resdes . conntry village
And has il.d h. sill by homes. tllase"
And having plenty Of cash and leisure he eorn
where
two lively young fellow of elegant misn
Amused hic, swn i'e With pretty rsease-
An ivory ball which he had seen
But;b. way Bill" escaped being victml.d By TIE paen
safe" game, -n entirely ANAL and tfectuA Tns sane nay
De said Of iae pocie.booh drcppers mock a
other metropoli.s, sx!ndleu How they oil aIAAea Di
B-owDs well hllei POCKET book and With ~ha rs'u NAY
learned By reading the poem. Which simi'sby aa oy
THwAIrEs. TdE LEDGER sso eoatsns Contributors rom
Geors. D. Prentice, Fanny Fern, s6 other 'nnsn, W.T..
roIe Of CoB3's Ges. Revolutionary TAe, " az rio'Leh
PATRIOT; o.. The MAID THE wAaP.rs' ao' more
Of he thrilling cory Lady Caldine; Or, IAs D'aoe MAJ
nrs. and he usual variety VI o.her choice nA'e' sac
BY all deslera Price Only fur r-1.a
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president BUCHANAN's LAST. -
i "why"-.sid Mr. Buchaosu to Governor Wise, few
DAY. since" Why do not these hard lines which uufsvors
bly, affect everything else give raE NETWORK LEDGER
III. blues II don't know. Sir" said the Governor rather
shortly and evidently annoyed being interrupted in HI, Pc
uss Of Cobbs great Revolutionary Story PIONEER
PATRIOT; Or, TIE MAD THE wAsPArH" " III eel yoa
why Their responded his EIcenercy, the President, so 10
b.csu,e TIE LEDGER always ard read trec
AL ba hs hA.very good sooi 'sid the Governor
- the President unfolded his copy Of TIE LEDGER sad
with much esernes and gaHo entered rpor its sdous
pefusaL
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GOOD PAPER.-THE NETWORK

a LEDGER is decidedly the handsomest and best Family
pe we have ever contains interesting
I'd valuable than psper Of lie kind published In the
United States. Published by X. BONNER, No A Ann.t,
kszYork at per single copy person obtain
eight Subscribers Ct 81 30 each vn be emitted 70 one copy
pGn IMaIttrsville lind Herald.
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THE NEWLY YORK LEDG E r
For Nov. T. Now RsApy.
Contains -
HUHoaous Porn, BY SAKE,
Entitled
"BILL BROWNS VISIT TO GOTHAM"
which 10 one Of the very and funniest things
print; and besides, III
ADMIRABLY ILLUsTAAELD
By THwArEs.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE, FANNY FERN Ms sIjOUR-
NEY Mr sOUTAWORTH, ALICE CARY, Miss Glib
SON sYLvANUs COBB, j., EMERSON BENNETT, and
all the rest Of EN- write for THE LEDGER. Fer SALE BY ~
news dealers Price only four cents.
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YORK. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 90, 1857.

TINE Newly DIRK LEDGE r
i For Nov. J. Now RfApY
Contains .
Hrsoaous PoEN, ~ sixt
EpsLed
"RIlL BROWNS VISIT TO GOTHAM
hh il one Of the very best and rnuiest ,hngs
p-int; and besides fis
ADMIRABLY ILLUSTRATED
By THwAIrss
oEORey o PRENTICE. FANNY FERN Nrs sI3OUA-
WY NJ, soUrHwORTH. ALICE CARY Nis. GIBSON
syIyANus COBB IT,. EMERSON BENNETT. AID ell toe
,,, Of en- write sr TIE LEDGER Fog sale BY s
ceslers Price four cents
nPESIDFNT BUCHANAN's LAST
/ "wty"-,aid Mr.. Buchanan 20 Governor Wise, 8 few
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III. bu..w II don't know, Sir said the Governor rs,her
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u,sl Of Cobb, sres. Revolutionary Story THE PIONEER
patriot; Or TIVE MAID THE war PATH" IN eel
YOU why then responded his Exce!eney the Presidents T
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CAXEY GREAT POEM,
~ ENTITLED
: BILL BROWNS VISIT TO GOTHAM,

BILL BROWNS VISIT III Ut IMAM,
In THE NETWORK LEDGER for Nov. 7. Iesty, is
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