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The national Republican., 1861-10-15
From the Parkersburg (va.) Gazette.

A PAYMAsTER WANTED.-Why has the War
Department never seen fit to locate paymas-
ter of the army in this city? Parkersburg is
now one of the most important military pests
10 the West, yet we find no paymaster here,
while there are four or five at Wheeling. This
should be remedied. The soldiers need it, and
will soon demand it.
The national Republican., 1861-10-15

RAISING A DUsT.-A correspondent complains
that people in our principal avenues shake
their carpets on the sidewalk at late hour In
the morning, which he very justly considers a
nuisance. which should be abated.
The national Republican., 1861-10-15

THE New GOVERNOR GENERAL FOR CANADA.
We learn that Lord Monck took passage for
twenty persons himself and suite, on the North
American, which sailed from Liverpool on the
Sd inst. for Quebec.
The national Republican., 1861-10-15

G M Il II H N G N NE EW.-SUPERIOR
> HULLED CORN. A home production. The
subscribers having for a number of years prepared
all Physicians as one of the Healthiesl and most
Nutritious articles Of Diet prepared for the table.
Hotels, Boarding Houses, Suffers and Private
Families supplied u their residences by addressing
CHISHOLM BANTA,
Penna. avenue. between 18th and 10Th SITS
Une door from the Union Engine house.
Manufactures Of all kinds OF POPPED
CORN, Plain, Sugared and in Balls. Would re
spectfully ask of the inhabitants of the City Of
Washington and vicinity to give us q call.
oct 15-lWA
The national Republican., 1861-10-15

PRoMorED.-H B. McClepahan has been pro-
NOTED from second to third class clerkship
in the General Post Office Department, in place
of DR.. R. o. Sidney, resigned.
The national Republican., 1861-10-15

GEE TO IT.-Gsnt's Fine Dress Boots at
y S3.75, aud daily expecting more - arrive. l
have large stock of Mems Heavy BOOTS, cheap
ar prices exceedingly hard to te beat. Boys and
Youths Boots and Shoes, ct very low prices Those
who will give me a call will not r. gret it.
Every thing in the Shoe line at
HENNIEG'S,
octl5-lw Seventh street, Island.
The national Republican., 1861-10-15

STAMPEDE OF SLAvEs.--The Baltimore Pa
triot says that several stampedes of slaves are
reported to have recently occurred In Worces-
ter county, Maryland
The national Republican., 1861-10-15

ONO STATE ELECrIoN.-The Union party
have made clean sweep of Governor, State
officers and Legislature. Todd's majority for
Governor will probably be over 10000.
The national Republican., 1861-10-15

ttl0 REWARD.-Lost, in going from,
sDlO Upton's Hi !, through Arlington and
Georgetown to Washington, COLTS RENOLN
Err ivory handle, silver mounted, engraved on bend
of hilt, Captain W. H. De Revoise, company II 4,
fourteenth regiment New York State militia" The
above reward viii be paid TO the fnder on leaving
it at hudson Taylor's, SS4 Pennsylvania avenue
oct15--fN
The national Republican., 1861-10-15

Gs- Thanks to Mr. Edes, mail agent, for
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers.
The national Republican., 1861-10-15

COVGRINGs FOR THE IIEAD.-FINE
~ DRESS HATS, at $3.50 Zine SOFT RATS,
colored and black. Several new sy es just received
Military and other styles of CAPS, Tor nen and
boys Boys Hats, Children's fancy ana plain
Caps This Is The place to get your money back.
GEO. q. HENNING,
oct l5-1w Seventh street, Island.
The national Republican., 1861-10-15

C.kO kEWARD.-Strayed from the Ein-
sDcU closure of the subscribers, the night OF
the l3th in tant three Dark Bay HORSES and one
Sorrel HORSE, white stripe in his face; aud one
blood bay MARE.
Aay person returning the said horses to stable,
on street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
oct l5-2ts $. G. 4 f. wROE.
The national Republican., 1861-10-15

Ss- Postmaster General Blair has returned
to the city from Portsmouth, New Hampshire
The national Republican., 1861-10-15
DOTATOEs! POTATOEs!!

800 bushels of Prime New Jersey Buck Ey e and
Peach Blow POTATOES just arrived per schooner
Alfred Bunting, and for le from vessel In lots TO
suit purchasers. PETER BERRY,
oot15-3t s5 Water st., Georgetown, u. c.
The national Republican., 1861-10-15

1t is pretty certain that We will stay here for
some time, and have fight before we move,
but which way we will move is very uncertain,
especially since the arrival of General Robert
Schenck, the night before last. The general
was il very great haste and must have brought
very important news, for he rode all day and
all night in that heavy rain on Thursday, and
even swan his horse across the Gauley river,
to get to Gen. Rosecrans as soon as possible
The national Republican., 1861-10-15

0FFIC AND sOLDIENs-Sight
~ drafts sold oil parts OF the United States in
sums to suit officers and soldiers.
Also, drafts on London, Ireland, Scotland, Wales,
and Germany.
Uncurrent money bought at best rates. 49,
SWEENE ,RITTENHOUSE, FAINT co, q
Bankers, 352 Pennsylvania avenue,
oct 14-lm near Browns.
The national Republican., 1861-10-15

an HAND-7 3.lO United states Trca-
~ sury no es, which will be supp led at par to our
customers free of charge. Demand Treasury notes,
az heretofore will be received deposit specie.
SWEENY, RITTENIIOUSE, FAINT 4 co,
Bankers, 852 Pennsyivana avenue,
oct l4-lm near Browns
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made" Missouran, St. Louis.
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I'VE cordially commend it to southerners.
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ats contents varied and agreeable"
Christian Advocate, New Orleans.
Calculated emiuenty to improve the soil and the
mind" Enquirer, Memphis
journal and Messenger, Macon, Ga
"AncXceIent Journal edited by competent gentlemen"
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BEST Literary journal in the country
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Every reading man in the country should tske IT,
Gives full value for the money!
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Worth ten times its subscription price.
without rivul-the best that comes to us.''
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The best family paper published"
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Equal if not SUPERIOR in literary merits to any Jour
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The First Weekly Paper in the South.
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VllHINSON'S SOUTHERN GONFEDERACY
READY PROOF PRESS.

PATENTED JUNE j, 1861

,,u TO COUNTRY PUBLISHERS.
r.l Of cheap proofpress has long been felt BY
ii, rl r5 9! country papers and small job Offices
-c{ gISlsned knowing this from experience, has in
,s- Pres Of this sort similar to Hoe q Co.'S and
ll5s y te crait as the chcapes; in the market In
"a NM Sgld CaSt-iron cylinder it is made Of shee-iron
r . ne cylinder The cost Of an ordinary press is
f., ra.e this cost only $50.
P TrS sash. Boxing 81 extra.
ge NJ Know the effects Of taking proofs the hand
A b Ie process being not only SLOW, but injurious
e 5 advantages. 1t might also BE used to print
bs IN. lSht for transportation, weighing not over
d Be ni,os u being made Of seasoned inch plank 1t
'5n '''a On table or box, and rcgurcs but little
"a pre ,sns Shreveport are requested % call and
~ j. DICKINSON Shrcvor.ort In
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ENDISTRICT COURT-State of Louisiana-Parish Of
I Cuddo No 5g80-RoLANp JOKES vs., THOMAS W Col
Inns BY virtue Of writ of seizure and sale dircc
ted by the Hon District Court ofhe Parish Of Caddo and
State aforesaid in the above entitled suit will offer
for sale at public auction 70 the highest bidder the
Courthouse, IN the city Of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid,
Saturday, the Sd day of August, A. ID. SCI,
between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and clock P NJ
the following described property seized that of the
defendant Thomas w Collins and be sold pay and
satisfy the above mentioned writ to-wit-
Lots Nos two three, four and six, o. 3, and 50 in
block 10. seventeen ~ situated in the city of Shreve
port, parish and State aforesaid.
Terms Of sule-Cash, without the benefit Of apprse
ment,- NATHAN H0SS, Sheriff
Shreveport, July s. 186l-svfs9 90.
The state of Louisiana-Parish of Caddo.
TENENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT.-Succes-
Il siOns of Thomas and James ID. jenkins,
deceased. Notice is hereby given that SAMUEL
A. GREESHLL administrator ofhe SUGGESTIONS of Thorn
as and James D. jenkins, deceased has this day filed in
the Clerk office of the District Court of said Parish,
account Of james d. Jenkins administrator, with the
succession Of Thomas Jenkins also his the said Green
hills final in the succession of Thomas Jenkns
also his the said Greenhi final account in the
sion Of James d. Jenkins which he prays may be APP
proved, homologated and made the Judgment of the
And unless opposition Is made thereto within thirty
days, the time prescribed by law, said final accounts will
be approved homoogated, made the judgment of the
court and the said Greenh finally discharged and his
bonds cancelled as prayed for.
60 Given undermy hand and seal Of Office, this 18th
- W, HOWARD DOUGLASS,
julyI7-5t Deputy Clerk
The State of louisiana Parish of CaddO.
TENENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Parish of
L Caddo. Succession of John $. AllWine, de-
eased-Notice is hereby given that J. c. BEALL,
raor Of the said sRcccsson has this day filed il the
clerks Office his annual account with said succession
also schedule Of debts against the whc he prays
may be approved and made the judgment Of the court
And unless opposition is made thereto within thirty
DAYS, the time prescribed by law said annual account
and schedule OF debts will be approved, homologated
and made the judgment Of the court, prayed for
( Given under my hand and seal Of office, t4s 28th
LIS. day of June, 1851.
l--l w. II. DOUGLASS,
iuly3-6t Deputy Clerk.
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PELICAN CHEMICAL WORKS,
Front, Notre Dame and Fulton Streets New Orleans

STEAM FACTORY OF OILS, CHEMICALS AND
SOAPS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
the systematic arrangement, completeness and sci
entic profcieny and practical skill and experience
which presdes over their manufactured department Is
well as the decided advantages which their locality a.
fords them for laying in their stock of material
nomically these works confidently claimed TO have
NO SUPERIOR in the country.
Our merchants have, therefore no longer any occasion
send their orders to the north for SOAP liable to the
accidents and delays and in thera
o. iea1 incident TO thereby IN
modify hand; they ctr supply themselves with
Just as good article just cheap, and in just
such quantities Nniy, if they choose meet the
weekly demands Qh heir business from RELIABLE HONE
INSTITUTION. PELICAN CHEMICAL WORKS.
New Orleans, May 90 1851
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The Mosquito Houses
4 RE made any length or height desirable. The! are
N light and portable and can be placed at window
or anv other part of the room out the piazza,
the 0len ground When the house is not in use, it
be f0deG back entirely out of the way by means ola
and pulley which is simple arranged that child car
easily fold the largest size.
The Portable Folding Mosquito House
Can be upfolded over the cottage French bedstead
louuge giing desk sewing table, &c. and in it dozef
persons sit stand i'll security from the annoyance
of mosquitoes or any other winged insect.
The Folding Mosquito Bars
Are made for beds pallets cribs, cradles, &C. and fold
without the tie cord and pulley For the trundle
bed they are the convenient bars in Like the
let's over the bedsteads elsewhere, and without the
use of posts on any occasion.
The Crib and Cradle Bars
Are nr4 liable The child can be placed pallet, in
crib or Grade coolest and most comfortable place
in the house, ouf cf doors qnd the small B@r be
placed the child with more ease than any other Bar
ever invented. The amount of servants time saved in
one week in using this Bar amounts TO more than the
price of the Bar The Bar is simple and durably con-
strueted, and will last longer than lifetime.
The public are invited to call aud see for themselves
at the mandatory, Corner of Magazine and Josephine
Streets or at H. r. WELLS Coal Oil and Lamp store
corner Of Carondele and Povdras streets New Orleans
~ County and State Rights for SALE on application
as above
$25 Reward VIII BE paid for information that will
lead to the conviction Of a. person persons for UNI
lawfully making, OF causing 70 be made, any of these
Patent Bars.
~ The Patentec is native Of the South and as such
he expects Southerners to patronise his invention in
preference to those having less merit which npor
ted from the north. I. 5. WILLIAMS Co.
New Orleans, June 10, 1861
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.


THIllE undersigned les just returned with an entire
4 and complete stock of SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS, embracing every DESCRIPTION Of fabrics, among
which will be found
Ladies' Dress a90as,
Calicoes in great variety-some very 10y;
French and English l}areges;
Swiss and Jaconet Muslins; Lawns
Plain and printed Grenadines;
Plain figured and lowered Bareges
Plain and acquered Bareges and Tissues.
Denrjms Checks Bedtcking, Curtains;
Dela;Hes, Cptonades, Flannels, Canton Flannel;
Domestic Sheeting Shirtqg, Lowels
Heavy kcrsevs Lnscys;
Kentucky Jeans, Satimet, Cashmere, Cloth;
White and colored Blankets;
Silk merino and cotton hosiery and gloves;
Lawns, nansook, fine Irish Linens, do do Cambria;
White JacOnets, Swiss, farletop and tape Muslin
Plain and fancy Silks, stripe Silks;
Chemisettes, UnderSleeves, Collars;
Ladies fine Handkerchief;
Embroderies, of all kinds;
Superior Sewing Silk, Thread end Cotton;
large variety of fine Fancy Goods Ladies Trimmings
House Furnishing Goods, and every thing in the Dry
Goods line.
And as for his stock d Ladies' Misses and Childrens
Caters, Shoes and Slippers, without hesitancy he can
compete with any establishment this side of New Orleans
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
large assortment Of fine Spring and Summer Clothing
of the best material superior workmanship and most
fashionable styles embracing in part six mixed Cassi-
seFe sad English Tweed SUITS supenhe french Meri-
no. Alpaca linen and other dress frock, office sac and
paletots coats ficy cosQred light Cashmere Mef.a0
Alpaca, white and colored dsi4g, leans, cottonada
and every description Of pantaooas; black fancy and
figured silk satin linen NarseiIles and all other kinds
of Vests. Every description Of Boys Clothing Linen
and muslin Shirts flannel Shirts Of all kinds hickory
Shirts; wooden and cotton Understands Drawers silk
linen and cotton Hankerchiefs: wooden, cotton and
thread hosiery, Gloves and endless variety of gen
temen's wearing apparel and furnishing goods
Booss Shoes Brogans Hats and Caps every descrp
ton.
Trunks Kalices Carpet Bcgs, Saehes, etc. great
rety.
His prices will be as low as any establshmeptin this
place. w. MARKS,
Corner Of Texas and Market sts
Strevsport Aprii b 1851
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Caddo parish, In.
For Sheriff.

We are authorised to announce THOMAS. r. SNIP
SON AZ O candidate for the Office OF SHERIFF at the
ensuing election in November. july 2It
We are authorised to announce NJ. T. J. ALSfON
a candidate for the Office Of SHERIFF at the ensuing
election in November july II
We are authorised to announce ISRAEL w. PICK
MS as candidate for SHERIFF at the ensuing election
10 November next july II
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RESTAJfRANT.

@ ee4ey,r FHE IN etsj 5ned would respect 9zgs
800 fully inform the ciliz2ns Df ,shreEe 49,
port and vicinity, that b. opens restaurant on H.
FRIDAY, THE lsT DAY MARCH, 1861, on Texas street
Market, where he will be prepared at all times
satisfy his friends and customers from O'Clock NJ,
until II o'clock P NJ, with warm and cold meals.
To boarders by the week and month, liberal dcduc-
ton will be made D. A. JEIlLE.
SIrrNnTnrt EnllrmarN u lelil-..Ln
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ASONTC.

n, SHREVEPORT LODGE No. ll5, FAN
E'6EGrLAR meetings held every FRIDAY Evenings
M. az hat-past clock, at the Masonic Hall, On
''' street., third floor over J. H. Reynolds store.
inc. V. RICHIE, W. N.
-------. .-EHE. Nec y. sepl2
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yFRANDAH HOTEL.
Shreveport, May %, 1861.


AA seL4SsA-l TIE fremont House, Edwards Street
S If.IEhI1A Shrayeport, La. lately occupied by D
klaz sssl5 P, Day, hRying been fitted up with en-
tirely new furniture &C. has been reopened under the
name of the BATTLE HOUSE, by tie Undersigned who will
endeavor to give satisfaction to the travelling public
The house is situated in a quiet part Of the town and
particularly suited the accommodation o. ladies' The
proprieorwishes to make but one IS that
the strictest cleanliness shall be observed in every de-
partment. octlT A. ID. BATTLE.
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o'clock at his residence on Red River, seven miles
ADORE Shreveport, in Bossier parish. Mr.. JOHN A.
BR0WNLEE, aged about As years He has left very
Es.Onsoae wife aud four children TO mourn their
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COOK & TROEGEL,
Successor 10 Austin & GQodwyn,)
MANUFACTURERS or


Successor 10 Austin & GQodwyp,)
&AEUFACTU
Copper, Tin, ZinG and Sheet-Ir0n Ware.
TEXAS STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE THE MARKET.
HAVING removed into the new and cqmmodious
g;A brick building, on Texas street adjoining the
S73 corner Of Market, Opposite old stand and
zsa greatly increased ourStock and otherfacilities,
tn are now prepared to execute with prompt
ness every description of Copper, Tin Zine, Lead and
Sheet-Iron Work. Particular attention will BE- paid to
putting up cutters and conductors fixing metallic pumps
i'll cisteTns qnd wells, etc.
large stock of Manufactured Tinware embracing ev-
cry variety, kept constantly on hand.
Our stock ofStOyes the most complete brought
to this place. and embraces all the latest most approved
patents ofC00kING, OFFICE, PARIOR and CHURCH
STOVES, twesteTn and northern manufacture selected
expressly for the Shreveport, Eastern Texas and Ar
kansas trade.
Country merchants and all others wishing to make
purchases invited to call and examine stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere rates will be
found unusually low and terms easy.
Al orders from the country promptly executed. MS
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
" MARKS has removed from his old stand to the
w large and commodious building, corner OF Texas
and Market streets and prepared furnish his friends
md the public generally with every description of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing.
Doors, SHOES AND FURNISHING GooDs
AS to style and quality his stocks unsurpassed, all Of
which will be sold prices corresponding the tight
ness Of the times.
GR0CERIES- large assortment of FANCY and Sra
u NJ GrpocrprFa fnst rnnnirnH md for sa1e hv
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"A shreveport Chapter No. 10, R. A. VI.
w HSL;'tLARmectngs held on the Second and Fourth
w Monday oteach month, at half past clock, r.
r,E' AZ thc new Masonic Hall, third floor over J.
n " oo ~ storel Comp. J. W. JONES, N. L. II. F.
...-N DECK, sec "
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ENR0M and after date NJ. LEVY, is my duly authorised
agent fully empowered to transact any business for
me. SAM LEVY.
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

=
E8TT%@SSTAAsS Travis Street, adjoining the Baptist
ksTiFH5Tsa@ Church. Shreveport.
$50 - The subscriber has had her premises
thoroughly renovated, which re6pened for the
accommodation permanent and transient boarders and
soIics the patronage OF her friends and the public,
pledgng herself that nothing shall be wanting on her
part that tend 70 the comfort and pleasure of her
guests. Being located IN a retired and most agreeable
part of the town. free of dust noise and at the
time but few steps from the centre of business it affords
unusual inducements to boardcrs who will at all times
find it acomfortable home. Families and single gentle
men obtain pleasant topu{g end day boardeTs will be
accommodated. QEtl7l u RS. A. b. TAlNTOR.
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For Recorder.
Died.

Wcare authorised to announce T. H. PITTS, as a
candidate for reelection for tile Office Of RECORDER.
Election first Monday in November. july I7&
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CONFEDERATION RESTAURAT

q 4sezv,. Texas street, adjoining theCon- 90 /.
Ses-s-:@sElG federation Codeehousel GaSAN3gz.A
TENIIS well known and popular establishment is now
IL open for the accommodation of citizens 8nd Stran-
gers The public will find the finest of Game,
Fish, Oysters and everything that the Shreveport and
New Orleans markets afford. Meals prepared in the
shortest time at any hour day night. Every excr-
ton will be used for the accommodation of visitors and
the walters win be found civil and attentive. Families
and parties will have their promptly attended to-
Shreveport. Oct u. 1857.
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DISSOLUTION.

EEIIIE PARTNEEaHIP heretofore eE8tlng between til
/ Undersigned "a this d5l- dssolv ed,by mutual con
sent Either paraer is authorised TO act in iqudatng
the affair." Of the late firm; and all persons having cash
balances books, either at their debit credit
expected to make early settlement
j. \. HOWELL,
r. T. BUCKNER
Shreveport March 3l.-n24 w d. STUART
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S. REWARD

- So REWARD
EssgF1NsssS STRATED away some nsonths since a
large young Cow. Her color IS redish,
FgX III with many white spots, her horns are
= - - what's generally called crimped horn
both ends ofthe horns at their end point upwards The
mark not known. She waspurchased from Mr.. Walpole
who got her from the neighboThod of Mrs Cole the
lake, where she has been recently seen Any person
bringing her home shall receive the above reward.
J.. DILLARD.
Shreveport, February s. ls61.
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-5SSSA InE regular meetings Of Meth Lodge,
SN& No. 81, are held on Wednesday evenings,
- at o'clock, at their Lodge Room, Texas
XS, ?. II. kYES, y. &.
+, SEIIGNAS Sec'y
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EWMET y. IKAIU,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW Smcye-
"A port la. will practice in the adjoining parishes and
give nttentiOn 10 the collection Of clams. Il