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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-14
Change of Time.
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& Y TH0MAs 4 BROTHER. :. .-l

'''Ntt'hN NHtt IttGttt fSfuVJttt5,
ella KSViLi.E. TENN, F.vs7ly
WILL continue 10 sell Drugs Pafhts, Glass, Per.
fnmery, Books, Stalioaefy, Oils, Combs. &c, o,
reduced prices for cash, or 10 Punctual dea.
lers on Time, payable Isl July and 1st January.
Towns hhcREasts. having returned from
Call ornia 70 Clntksville, for the purpose Of, ma
King Il bis futura home Will take cfsrgelof the
store, and give II his entire personai attention -
To his old friends shd seanHiufances. nothing need
be saldfo, recommt nd bin except TO say, call md
see hfa,for, by 70 doing ,fiisy win fhd hhnthe
same "HoMBRE," readyto give entire satisfaction
to all who may f,yor thcconceru with their cus-
tom.
In calling Che attention OF our many friends 10
the above Gard, we cannot refrain from returning
our warmest thanks FOR their very long and con-
finped custym., ar1.
1T Remember The Drug Store on the Public
Square, near Franklin street. T.i,t fl
THOMAS & BROTHER.
Jan s, SSH
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-14
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTItl-
Gates

Enclose the money TO our address for the tickets
ordered, onreceipt of which they WILDE forwarded
by first mail. -Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The list oidrawn numbers and prizes will be sent
to purchasers immediately after the drawing,
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain aud give their post office, county and State
: AZ Remember that every Prize is drawn, and
payab BILE in full without deduction.
~ AllPrizes OF 81 OF aud under, pnid immedi-
ately after the drawing-other Przesattbe usual
time of thirty days. ~ -.-a.--r
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-14
WOOD, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS.
iai Successors to S. Swan & Co. -li p

The following Scheme will be drawn by WOOD
Eddy g. Co., Managers Of the Sparis Acad-
smy Lottery in zach Of their Single number Lot
eries for January, 1859, at AUGUSTA, Ga,
n public, under the superintendence of Commits
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-14
lash CAPITAL ENLARG Efp 7th yaIY, 8
&l..OOO.OOO

Absolute and sunimpaired!
Surplus, $422, So IL, With the Prestige of 3s
Years Success and Experience.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-14
Notice 20 correspondents.

Those who prefer not sending money by mail,
eau use Tho Adams Express Company, whereby
money for Tickets, in sums OF Ten dollars. can be
sent us at our risk and expense, from any city or
town where they have office. The money and
order must be enclosed In Government POST
Office stamped Envelope" or the Express Com
ppny cannot receive them. ~
Accommodation strictly confidential, ~
Address orders for Tickets, or Certificates to
WOOD, EDDY & co Augusta, Ga.
Orat tlanta, Ca, or Wimongton, Del
. GA list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount Of the prize that each
one is entitled TO, WILDE published after every
drawing, in the following papers'--N o. Delta,
Mobile Register, Charleston standard, Nashville
Gazette, Atlanta lntelligencer, N. y. Weekly
Day Book, Savanuh Morning News and Rich
mond Dispatch. New York Dispatch and Paudng
Miss Clarion. ... ..rE
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-31
Abolition Revolutionary Scheme.

The book of Heller, winch has been
endorsed by a large number OF black re-
publican members Of Congress, am"ns-t
lhem John Sherman. proposes 'ab"l'n"n
or reyolu,ion IN lSG0.' In the vie
scheme is uniurlcd banner with tie iol-
loving notices. to which the adheren's
declare determination to stand aud die
by =
l. Thorough organization and inde-
pendent political action ON the part OF tho
non-slave,holding whites Of the South.
,. IneGgibihry of pro->lavery slave
holaer. never another vote to any one
who advocates the retention and perpeiua'
lion Of human slavery.
3. No cooperation with pro.s!avety
politicians no fellowship with them IN
religion no aftiIiaIion with them in So
clrty.
I. No patronage to pro-slavery mer-
chan,s no euesIshiP IN sIa''.wa''hg
hotels no fees to pro.slavcry LAWYERS;
no employment OF Pro.shyery physicians;
no audience 10 pro-slavery parsons.
5. \, more hiring Of slaves by nom
savrhoIIers.
6. Abrupt disconrinuance Of subscrip-
ton TO pro.slavcrv newspapers.
7. The greatest possible encourage
menl To free whIIc labor.
The Raleigh North Carolina Standard.
speaking OF The book of tleIler, says of
Tie author
Tins man Hinton r. Heller, as We
have .arl. is a native cf this State. lie
.isa lhleG and a Scoundrcl. While en-
ployed some wears since in Salisbury as
clerk, he robbed his employer. The fact
was proved on him, and we believe he
|linself admitted it, and offered some lame
excuse for his picking and stealing llc
vas exposed some two years ago IN Con-
grcss, by one of our Senators, Mr.. Briggs.
whose statements where he il known, are
|impIclly relied on. That exposure Is a
part of lhe Congressional records, and
may lie examined by Heller's Abolition
friends
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-31
John Browns "ScCretnry Of State ia
Texas-He Of.cTS 10 surrender.

John Browns "EcCretRry Of state in
Texas-He OEcTS 10 surrender.
Richard Rrall, the "Srcretary OF Stale "
TO the Provisional Government of the late
John Brown, has AT length turned up in
Austin. Texas, in which city I've arrived
some two months ago, and delivered 9
lecture; slnce whea he has been Studying
in ,ha, place for the ministry, intending 10
enter the Methodist ltiusracy. These
facts we learn from the Austin lntcIIigen-
Ger, of the 5,h inst. The editor Of that
paper, upon seeing articles Of the Mobile
and New Orleans press relative to Realt,
sent for hi II, and TIE following is the sub
stance Of the interview. promising by ack-
wledging his connection with Brown IN
Kansas and Canadd, the article thus pro-
&c d.:
lie also entered into the history OF
Brown. himself, Cook, Src'ens, Tldd and
Kagi. going to Chatham in Csnada, says
thcy were s,rauencd for money; tha; the
Provisional Constitution was read there
by Brown, and STTeed 10, ard The officers
elected, as sta,4d Mr.. X. says that
Brown then info o4med hlm that totbes
was in New York and in possession OF
certain ccryesDondtuce between himself
and Forbes, and lha, he feared Forbes
would use the confidential CORES spondence
"lo an evil use" a nd desired Realf to 60
to New I,Jk and get the cores spondence.
Mf. Reali says that finding himself thus
Implicated he Went to New York, but did
not find Forbes Phrough Greeley, as he
had been advised, bu, revealed the matter
to Orlando lea,Gnmanaging book keeper
oi higgins d Brothers, carpet msnufac-
tnrer. Murray stfeet, New York; Mr.
Boiler Lawyer, Thaddeus Hyatt, W. F.
McAnscy, Of Kansas, then on a visit to
New York, and daughter of Wm. Henry
Burleigh. He then left for England; and
often spoke of the matter in England and
France. +, Hing il, among others, to Mr.
Vczev, American Consul al davre. Ha-
vino renotnced Iabulitionsm, he sailed
from France to New Orleans, and from
thence to Mobile in ApIlI last.
;Ie saws that as soon as lie learned
Browns pnrposfs he renounced all no.
tons or narlirinaricn, and only acted with
,bem hecause nr his conviction that hsv-
inc learned ,heir plans. he could not have
escaped. 1honphIthe pledge of secresy on
" extended TO the forfeiture OF the pro-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-31
The Grand Lodge.
my eyes,

The Grand Lodge Of Free and AcrcP.
ted Masons Of Virginia, adjourned a
Richmond on tie l6Ih inst, after bar.
monious and interesting session Of three
DAYS. Before adjournlng, the fo.o~ng
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
X. w. John Robin Mcdaniel, Of Lynch
burg, Grand Master.
Il. w. Levi. B. Williams. Of Orange
Court. House, Deputy Grand Master.
r. w. w. II. Harman, of Stanton,
Grand Senior W,rden.
II. w. l.. c. P. CowPer, Of Norfolk,
Grand Junior Warden.
r. ". Thomas U. Dudley, Of Rich
mond, Grand Treasurer.
R. W. John Dove, OF Richmond, Grand
Secretary.
R. W. Wm. B. Issscs. of Richmond,
Deputy Grand Secretary.
K. W. L. H. Lane, Of Louisa Court
House, Grand Senior Deacon.
r. W. VIM. Terry, of WyiheViller
Grand Junior Deacon.
r. W. Geo. W. Dame, Of DanvllIe,
Grand Chaplain.
Broth. John Lester of Richmond, Grand
Pursuirant.
BroIb. E. semon, of Richmond, Grand
Steward.
Broth. R. D. sanxay, OF Richmond,
Grand Tiler.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-31
Nerrn IOHnItH.

A correspondent Of the Staunton Spec
tator states that two free blacks in that
town subscribed So each 10 the fund for
the Harper's Ferry volunteers from Au-
custa county, and that number OF slaves
wanted to contribute; and insisted that
they should be permitted 10 do SO should
alike occasion ever arise again.
We would add to The above that Tree
colored man Of this place, by the name
of Morris HopewelI, rendered Col. Sam
Johnson So TO assist in de(raying the ex
Penses of that portion of the s0lh RegI-
ment ordered out in this county for from
tier defence, snd the Colonel assured US
that IL was with some difficulty that he
could induce Morris to keep his money.
Morris also desired TO be furnished a gun
and placed in the front ranks in the even,
of fight with the "abolitioners," VOW
ing that he would rather die than leave
old "Virginna. - Bath Constitution.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-31
Gigus OF the Times.

Below We give a few extracts from tie
Bridgeport Farnrr. which tell their own
ia,s. The question Of slavery. transfer
red from tie rost'um and pulgir, - now
brought hoge 10 'he Jusinrss and bosdns
OF The manufacturing portion oi lie Repub-
l.c. See how II works when reduced 10
prscure
"MoRE or The REsuLTs.-We are in
formed that large manulsclory in dis
city, has been obliged 10 cut down The
working time OF lhsir hands within tho
past few DAYS. simply because hey have
i4i.ed 10 receive Southern orders since the
HaTpsr's Ferry InsuupcIioB. The man.
ulacurers 2! the North. who. by voting
Tor Republican demagogUes, endorsed lie
lire Presslble conflict doctrine Of the
Republican leaders, are now respiup ,hs
fruits Of their actions.
IAN agent Of large establishment in
Worcester, Mass, has written home the,
be cannot dispose Of any goods. because
the people will not bUyhhem from Nor.
thern concern. The subject OF increasing
The steam tonnage between Charleston
and New York, has been abandoned; the
Charles ton merchants will not sustsia iho
project, on account oi the unsettled state
Of political affairs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-31
4 SCORE OF YEARsHAyE PASSED
BY Y. II. STAUFFER.

4 score Of years have pass'd since we
Beside ihe altar stood
The light of life you've been to me,
Aud all that's true and good.
As for mysclf--it may he 'oId
What heart of ihine would say
You've felt that love OF mine could hole
The very world at bay
Now threads Of silver CLEAN amid
The raven of your hair,
And ON my brow in lines hall hld
Lie yes!gcs Of care.
Your step is not as 1.-THE IS yore,
Your voice hath lost is tone,
And vet your eye gives back The more
The glory OF my own.
A holy loveis ours, my light!
love supremely tlest;
And in our SonIs there is tonight
No ycarnlng nor unrest.
Come, let us kneel upon The floor
Where soft the moonbeams lle'
And pray that Gnh luTeverm"re
Nav thus bless you and | !
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-31
GENERAL ORDERS. NO. 70.
Head QUharEss,
Charleslown, Dec. 22d 1859.

CharleslOwn, Dec. ga lSJJ.
IsL Capt Rowan, Of the Jefferson
Guards, will assume command o! this
post tomorrow morning, at To- o'clock,
and ui'l report hereafter directly 10 the
Governor Of Virginia, COmmander.in-
Chief,
q. The General Commanding takes
rhi. occasion TO tender TO the cluzcDs o.
Charlestowu, b,s sincere thanks, for the
uniform courtesy and kindness ex'ended
70 tie ori,ers and men Of his command
Under c:;ca'n.lances OF great personal IN
conyen.enres. arising from the necessity
OF sricl military surveillance, and discip-
lirp.jhey have uttered but few complaints.
and have eIudicsled by their generous Tor
bearance and cordial hospitality, The true
character OF Virginia citizens.
By Command of
Mi Ger. TALLIAFERRO.
2. K. PAGE, Asst. Adjt. Gen.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-31
THE OLD YEAR.

a IL l. Oi-O 4 T. "a a..
Thou art gone, old year,
Gone away
In the past, on thy bier
To decay.
Thou hast carried smIPs and tears
Thou hast carried hopes and fears,
Nih ihee fron the world away,
Fer away
am s.cl'y .iehing,
al. for thee
For tic year, now dying,
Uuio me
Dro"clt ,ich blessings bright and CAV,
Taaeh, rae how to kncel and pray,
BsMsLed sadGeojns thoughts away,
Yes COR aye
Weep for the old year,
Dying lone
Silently drop a Tear,
He is gone
Gone with sorrows unrccorded-
Gone Ia be by angels guarded
Gone from earthly things away,
Far away
Winds arc sadly moaning
O'er thy grave
Forest trees are groaung
As they wave
Tears are falling fast and tbickly-
SmlIng eyes beam out as quickly,
As a requiem for thee,
All for thee
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-31
The Captured Arms.

Some inquiry having been made, says
the Spirit OF JeiTcrson,ss to the disposition
Of the arms captured in the school.h
occupied by Capt Browns party, on the
I7lh of October, and complains having
been made about an unjust distribution of
these arms, Col. Robert W. Baylor. of
he 3rd DIVISION Virginia Militia, address
ed Lever on The 24,h Of October, to The
Secretary OF War, requesting hat they be
distributed to The militia engaged IN tho
defence Of our rights from Northern nvA-
sion, and that each of the prIyates woun-
dcd at IIarpcr's Ferry be furnished with
Shapes rife. To this letter, Col.
Baylor received the following reply,
which is published for the Information Of
ALL Whatever may be the action of Con-
press upon the subject, Col. b. will have
the satisfaction Of knowing tnat he has
made Just demand IN behalf OF those
wounded under his command at IIarper's
Ferry. We trusl that this demand will
be regarded. and that the suggestions Of
Col. Baylor will be carried into effect.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
December l5th 1859,
SIR In reply to your leuer Of lhe
Gath Of October, claiming portion Of the
Arms captured at Hsrpcr's Ferry for tho
volunteers. under your command. engaged
in qucl.ng the recent Disturbances At that
placc, have lhe honor TO inform You,
Ihs, the arms IN question having been
turned over by the officer commanding
'he detachment oF United States troops 10
Inc Superintendent, Of Ihe Iiarpers Ferry
Arnory, snI being now IN his custody.
tb, Department has no authority 10 dl.
rect any d.sposi'Ion 10 be made Of them,
Without the acuon OF Congress.
Very respectfully yours.
JOHN B. FLOYD,
Secretary n Uw,
Col. Robert w. Baylor,
Commanding 30, Division. Va, Militia,
Chdl stown, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-31

Cavalry Company.

We are happy 10 announce says he
Marlinsburg Republican, that on Tru.s.
d y a Cavalry Company, composed # lie
right sort Of material. was organlz here
under the most promising auspices. The
uniform adopted shows The spirit OF The
Company, and reflects that OF our people.
|; is Light blue fatigue cap with gill
cross awords on the front; a dark grey
tulled linsey cavalry overcoat, with panla-
looms of the same material, with bnh
stripe. The linsey Is to be not only Nr-
gina made, but Berkeley made. This
will be the winter uniform. and in The
spring another of lighter fabric Will be
procured. The officers elected are
John Blair IIoge, Captain.
&. \. Hammond, lst Lieutenant.
Joseph Hoffman, 2nd Go
Dr.. Wm. VI. Lemon, Surgeon.
Robert G. Lyle, lst Sergeant.
John r. BIImire, 2od DO
Robert Steward, jr., 81 do
Nm. Kilner, 4h DO
The following Companies, with the
names of the officers, have also been re-
Gently organized thus it will be seen that
Martins burg alone can boast Of three as
fine military companies as any IN the
State. and the town should be proud Ct
them -
BERKELEY BORDER GUARDS.
The following are HE officers of this
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-31
Good Advice from a Slave.

slave named Green was hung in St.
Joseph. Mo, on the 2I inst. Tor Tie mur-
der of his master, +. NJ. Wright. He
vas fellow prisoner with the notorious
boy, and the day before the execution ne
made confession OF his crime. He
said his master treated him kindly, and
never spoke a cross word 10 him. and The
only reason he could give TO; shooting his
master was, thqt he ,ros told 10 do so by
lchite people. He also SAID "T / had
neucr listened 10 the ndricf Of bad ,Ctife
men lrouid not now be confined IN this
jail. | would like TO say word 10 my
black friends, and il Is this Il had a
good home, but listening to tie advice OF
bad men am now in this jail and
would sdyise all who have good masters
and misHesses, and even those who nay
have bad ones; never to listen to any 40
vice men may give them advising them 10
run of. or TO DO any injury TO the proper
~ OF their master or mistress. | took the
advice of bad persons. and am now TO
suffer death for listening TO them"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-31

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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-07-30

motion que lie comite aTpointe pour. faire les
arrangements dams les lois des levees soft in
v'ter a rapporter.
IN motion fut fate d'ajourner a Lundi, a
10 heures, Mi Pope %appeia lc vote oui tut
CONNIE suit:
Pour a1ourneaent-Braud, James C " foods.
Pope, Chinn ct Lennon.
Co"tre-Landry, F A Woods, Trinidad. A
Lobde'', J l. LobdelI ct Cain.
Mr. Lennon fit motion pc payer lie compile
ne ia Riley ct Gle, pour avoir garden la Ie-
wee ne la ,paroisse dams lie lime Wrrd. PEN
dant la mutt, ct lie vote fut appele CONNIE il
suit:
Pom-F A Woods, James C.. Woods. pone
Chinn, Lennon, A LobdelI ct Cain, ~,
Co"tre-Braud, Landry, Trinidad, James l.
Lobdel!.
LIE c0mpte fut adopte ct lie painent recon-
LIE Capt Cain otfrit la resolution suvante.
Mr LodbeIl offrir un amcndement. lie vote
tut appellee ct la resolution ct I'amendment
furcnt adopteesc
est Resdu, Que $1,000 soient apprentices
pour Ia construction dun chemin le long do
IA 'eVee de paroisse, pour clever Ia dite levee
a IA hauteur prescribe. par la loi, ct en- cas- que
Ie dlt che min coute plus que lat somme ci-
aessns appropriee, que lie President du Juri
de rollce so1t %a'torise de donner son mandat
payable en- JUN proclaim pour lie montant
CONNIE representer par lie ce%r tihcate de PIN
s,pecteur Pourvu, que lie deficit n'excede pas
deux cent cinquante %piastres.
lie vote fut CONNIE il suit:
PoMr adoption de la Resolution ct Vameud1,e,t
r Woods, J C Woods, Pope, J I. LobJeI.
A LobdeIl: Chinn, Lennon ct Cain.
Comtre-Braud, Landry ct Trinidad.
Mr. Pope p%resenta TN compte de Frame A
Woods pour travail sur ]evees de naroisse So
montant a so.
Mr. L Lobdel! appela Mr. Pope a pordre.
pour ia ralson qu'une motion await etc (aite
tmned'atement avant la motion pour aiourner
our devrait etre consideree.
LIE President consideara Mr. Pope en- ordre.
sur q"oi Mr.. Lobdell fit appel de la decision
dn President au Juri ct la decision du Presi-
gent tut approuvee par lie vote s%uivant:
Fonr Ia decislom dw Prcsidean-Braud, F A
Wood, } c Wood, Pope, Chinn, lennon ct
Cain.
Go"tre-Trinidad, J L LobdeTI, "A Lobdel1,
ct Landry.
Done lie compile de Mr. Woods fut pris en-
consideration ct adopte par !e vote suivant:
Pour adoptiom-Braud, F i Woods. James
Woods, Pope. Lennon ct Cain. -.
Contre-Trinidad, Landry, ! L Lobdelf, A
Lobdel| ct CHM.
Mr. Landry TT motion d'appronver les min
ates ct d'aj urner sine die, sur quot lie vote fut
CONNIE il suit
Ponr ajon',,er-Braud, Landry, FA Woods,
Wonds, Pope OF L-omnoon.
Contre-Trinidad, ] L LobdelI, A Lobdell,
CHM ct Cain.
La motion pour %ajourner ayant etc adoptee
- Jun De Police %ajonrna sine die.
J. V. Durable, JR.. N. w. POPE.
Grefher. President.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-07-30
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of west Baton R0uue.

otAIH DISTINCT COURT.
In matter of the succession of J. A. Burgess, deccag-
cd. No..
DY virtue of an order Of sale to me- directed, in
- the above entitled succession. of date the Goth
day Of July 1859, from the Hon Eighth District
Court, in and for the parish of Livingston, in the.
State aforesaid, will be offered for sale at public arc
tion to the last and highest bidder, st the Court
House o. this Parish of Vest Baton Rouge, Wednes-
day. gath OF Aug, 1859, at Il O'Clock, t. NJ, the fol-
lowing 'escribed property. belonging to the success.
sion of \. J. Burgess, deceased, to-wit A certain
tract of land situated in this Parish of West Baton
Rouge, being the Northeast quarter Of section No.
twenty four (24) in township seven 81 Range eleven
G,n) East, containing ooe hundred and seventy
three eighty hundredths acres 1173 80. 10O). Said
land willhe sold on the following terms and condi-
lions, to-wit:son a credit Of one, two, and three
years, the purchaser furnishing his notes with good
personal secne'ty and special mortgage retained on
the land to secure the final payment. said notes to
bear FIVE (5) per cent interest per annum from data
until due, and eight () per cent after due until paid
VIM. WHITE, Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, July 90, 1859.
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Mercredi, ,24me Aout 1859,
Juiller %. 1859.

~ A eobweh marriage is thus no.
:iced BY one ofsour exchanges: ... T..
Married last week John Cobb to-
Miss Kate Webb"
The house will undoubtedly be fntl Of
Cobwebs. ! ".'"' - 81
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legale. a l'homologation du dit tab1ead devla etre
faite au bureau du GreAier de cette paroisse dams lie
trente jours qui suivront Ia premiere publication de
de Get avis. W. d. CHAMBERLIN, :
Quest Baton Rouge. lie 2me Juliet 1859. Grefher.