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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-11
I-DI.arI- 81 &c T-IdielaEE.

seven OF eight years has marked
its steady dechnation towards The
sunset Of its Office and its fame as
one of the cardinal and indispen.
sable Institutions Of constitution
al republic. It has paled as it has
descended and what faint and flick
ering light it now en1its only serves
to render visible the darkness and
abysmal chaos in which it is disap-
pearing
The public has no reason to be
surprised at the action of the court
id The McCardle case, as announ-
ced ia the dispatches from Wash
ington. This is test case, the
only one Of its kind which personal
persistence and legal ingenuity
have succeeded in bringing before
the court for argument and deliber-
alton. tt involves the questions
whether, in regard to personal IL
berries, the reconstruction law, no
matter what that's or may be, takes
tlnconditon precedence over all
previously existing muniments Of
right and charters ofpoWer swheth-
er, during a state ofprofound peace,
majority of Congress shall. In
one-third Of the States, suppress
the writ Of ha5eas corpus, annul the
Constitution, and deprive eight mil
lions Of people of the functions or
the forms Of civil administration,
except at the pleasure of military
proconsuls, without any means Of
defense or hope. of redress remain
ing in any department. Of govern
meht, as actually constituted
whether, In short, there are any
where in the whole country, and for
any part Of the people, rights Of
which the will of a congressional
majority is not the measure, and
which may calm a higher sanction
than the decree OF a party caucus
installed in the halls of national |
There were distinct /
signs of q disposition on the part
of most Of the supreme bench to
evade an answer to such questions,
long before the case above adj
yerted to was at length pressed to
u hearing. The readers Of the
CRESCENT will bear witness that 1
this Journal was never hopeful Of
the resolute intent or the actual i
ability Of the judiciary to indicate
Che violated rights Of citizens
against the aggressions Of an I'M
scrupulous and prosoriptive party,
on to arbitrate finally between the
executive department and the legis-
lative department so as to savethe
former from being crushed under
the usurpation Of the latter. Tt is
to recount III detail the
circumstances and developments
that seemed to leave no ground Of
hope In those respects. 1T is enough
to observe that al premonitions Of
this nature would appear to have
eliminated Id the exhibition of
deliberate purpose ON the part of
the Supreme Court to abstain from
expression in behalf Of rights moss
essential to the liberty Of the citi-
zen, and most vital to the integrity
Of republican government, out Of
Difference to an antici-
pated act Of Legislative usurpation
designed especially to estop such
90 expression, and designed gen
orally to destroy all judicial indie
pendence and responsibility.
Judge Grier does not mistake
he sense iii which this course win
be- construed by public opinion
and By history. It will be noted,
among other melancholy Incidents
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Wade and 49, RigIts.

The women's rights champions are
deeply interested ID the success Of
the impeachment scheme. They are
the only parties who have any reason
to regard the accession Of Wade to
the acting Presidency with hope and
satisfaction, and who are likely to be
the gamers by it. No such crazy
man ever has or ever again we trust
will come so near to the Presidency
The following letter was recently ad.
dressed By Wade to President john
son
70 His ExcelIenoy, Andrew John.
son, President ofthe United States:
SIR Believing as we do that the
time has come when women Of Capa-
city and talent may properly repre-
sent this Government at foreign
courts and in foreign countries, we,
the undersigned, most cheerfully
solicit for, and recommend the ap.
pointment Of, Mrs. Frances Lord
Bond to such embassy as may be
compatible with the interests and
honee ef f The century.
Respectfully,
B. #. WADE.
" Washington, D. q, Nov. 25, 1862
From this it will Be seen thai
Wade is not satisfied with playing
the fool at home bnt be wishes to
have the great republic play the fool
abroad.
The Swedish Prince, who was adj
vised by his wise old minister, to 20
abroad and see with what little wis
dom the world was governed, ought
to be Give and obtain admission into
the Vice Presidential room il our
Federal Capitol, to realize the full
force Of the profound Oxenstiern's
sarcasm The greatest republic in
the world il menaced with The acees.
sion to it's highest Office Of man,
who, III not an absolute maniac, is
certainly i proper subject for a com
mission De LUNATICo INQUIRENDo
M. o. Times.
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ment they TO select an umpire, and to be paid for
on such terms as shall be hereafter agreed on.
Z. The road to be built, equipped and maintained
during the entire lease as first class roadin every
respect.
g. At the close Of said lease, the said road, de-
pots stations rolling stock, ETC., from Berwick's
Bay TO the Texas line shall be valued by experts,
one to be appointed by each OF the parties hereto,
and in the event of disagreement, the two to Sc
lect an umpire, whose decision shall be final. The
value thereof thus ascertaned shall be subscribed
as stock in the present company, itbeing well un-
derstood that all costs Of maintenance, as well as
expense of operating the road shall be at the eX-
elusive charge Of the lessee.
8. The contract with Charles Morgan for run
ming line of steamerst to Texas, extending to 1871,
to be carried out by the lessee in every respect.
10. The present road to Berwicks Bay. includ-
ing depots, machine shops, rolling stock, bridges,
etc.. 10 be turned over to the lessee after iuven-
tory and appraisment, and the said property, or
property OF like character and value and Ike con-
ditiOn and good order. TO be returned to the COM
psny at the expiration OF said lease; -.
IL. The lessee, to insure the faithful PERFORM
ance of this contract, to furnish security to the
satisfaction of the board Of directors.
IL. The said lessees shall contribute and pay
each year the sum of $4,000, payable quarterly, TO
keep up and maintain the organization of the rail-
road company during the existence OF this lease.
Is. The said lessees obligate themselves to do
no act which may operate a forfeiture OF the char
ter, and shall hold the said N. o., 0. and q. w k
II. 70. udIuicee az uhJ ouu MI oSeo "
Sealed proposals will be received at the office
of the company in New Orleans, No. 6s Canal
street, until the first day of September next, at IL
o'clock M, the company reserving the right OF re-
jecting any or all bids.
For particular information apply TO
c. LEVERICH,
President Bank Of New York.
JOSEPH c. BUTLER.
President Lafayette Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio.
CHAs. PARSONS,
Cashier State Savings Association, st Louis, No.
GEO. STURGIS,
President North western National Bank Chicago III.
Or TO the undersigned, A. b SEGER President
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE.
IUM. Ii. REYNOLDS,

WIN. LII. REYNOLDS.
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Mes. zE and 22s FRONT STREET. NEW oELrAs,
Is prepared 10 make contracts for wRoUGHTIRos
WORK Of any Description Quantity. the Lowest Prices
Manufacturer Of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES.
Also, Of Csry's PATENT EAKTH BoRER
Orders s at Box 100 Mechanics Exchange, 1890 Post
Office will receive Prompt Attention.
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MEDICAL.
WHO TAKES THE MONEY!

DR.. wOLCOTT says be will pay $1,000 to any person who
will produce remedy that will instantly remove, and
readily and permanently in the Head Teeth
Temples, Neck, Shoulders, Breast Back Heart Lungs
Sides, Hips, Abdomen Legs Ankles Feet Toes internal
external, chronic Old Ulcers, Fresh Wound
Fnghtful Cancers-n fact sh pain, from any Rheu
matte Neuralgia from mosquito bite to the most intense
Labor Pansa quick Pain Paint, reduce inamm
rapidly, heal permanently give pain in
pcatiOn whether applied to the infant
feeble aged person, and Is harmless Pain Paint
JOHN GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
Country Dealers and Drnggists supplied.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-16
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
THK-
METROPOLITAN GIFT COMPANY.
Cash Gifts TO the Amount OF se5o.0OO.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

Fine OH Paintings Framed Engrsvings, Silver Ware, Pho
togaph Albums and large assortment OF Fine Gold Jew
elry, In ali valued 1T 81 900 900.
Chance any Of above Prizes BY purchasing
IS Tickets describing each Prize
sealed Envelopes and thoroughly mixed On pt Of
Sealed Ticket will be drawn without choice aud
delivered Office sent Al 20 address The
named will be delivered TO the ticket FOLDER on
Of Dollar Prizes viii be Immediately sent %
any address, requested by express or return mall .
You will know what your Prize before you pay Tor H.
Any Prize exchanged for another OF the same value
NO BLANKS.
RKTERENcEs-We select the following names from tins
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly per-
mtted us 70 publish them: -. -. -, -.
Chicago in, Piano valued $685. Robert Jackson, Du-
buQue Iowa. Gold Watch, $3.50 Phi lip Nc arthy Louis
vi le KY. Diamond Cluster Ring, 500 X A. Patterson,
New Bedford Mass Silver Tea Set sl75, Miss Emma Wal
worth Milwaukee, Wis, Piano, $3O0 Rev. i. W. ritt,
Cleveland, Ohio, Mel0deOn, Sl25
We publish names without permission.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
"They are doing largest business the firm IL reliable
their success Weekly Tribune Feb looo
I'VE have examined their system. and know them to be
Last friend Of drew $500 prize, which was
promptly received daily Ness, March 3, 1858.
Send for circular giving many references and favor
able notices press Liberal Inducements 20 Agents
Satisfaction guaranteed Every package Of Sealed knvel
opes contains ONE CASH GIFT Six tickets for 81 u Tor
81; IS for IS; ITO for SIS
HARPER WILSON 90,
173 Broadway New York
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T EEDp F0UNDKY-
ESTABLISHED IN ls7Sl
CerrsY Of Dslsrd and Feuehar ssrsst

We sss ssvs intern FRIENDS tbs pubc generally
that prepared formerly TO manufacture Steam
Engines Boilers Sugar NILS Sugar Kettles Draining No
chimes Mills Csttsn Presses Newell Screws Gin Gear
Ing Mouths Crate Bars al kinds Of Plantation and
Steamboat wsrks azd svsry description Of Machinery IN
the South LEEDS CO.
Orders len ss Boz r. Eschsaies and DsAls kxahaasA
villreceivs prompt attention.
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sun MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS,
once. No. OIL Camp Street.

Amount Of premiums received during the year end. -
ing December 5lst, 1867. oos ~
Assets on 5lst December 1867, valued at. Io'oo 81
NEW ORLEANS January sd. 65-The BOsrd Of
Dire resolved pay interest AL outstand
ing Scrip and further declared Scrip Dividend Of - per
the participating Premiums for the
ending December 3lst. 1867. THOS. SLOO. Pres,t
THos ANDERSON, Secretary. gN0. @. GAINES, v r.
Directors for the year l56-John q. Gaines Henry Rem
shaw, h T. L0nsdae B. Biscoe j. @ Bare, Hugh Wilson.
Hart John Kicks J. q stsuaer, ]. B. Bres, Thos.
Elo0, / n, Marks
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The Company will pay interest at per cent In cash
all its Outstanding Certificates OF Scrip the legal holders
thereof and after the second Monday in June next
The Board Of Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend
Of THIRTY!THREE AND ONE-THIRD per cent. the
earned premiums entitled to part cpston for the year end
ing April 30 1865 for which certificates will be issued and
the first Monday August next free Of Govemmentax
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
SAMUEL Il. KENNEDY, Vice President.
HENRY V, OGDEN, Secretary.
TRUSTEES
John Watt, O. T. Buddecke.
Samuel q. Newman. p. n. Foley,
VIM. Edwards, A. q. ODER,
p Simms. A. Thompson,
John Phelps.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-16

nR. n. WILHOFT,

he. n. wILHOFT,
PHYSICIAN AND AoCoUCHEUR.
Omce snd Residence No 29 Baronne Bstvesu olrod ana
Julia Strests
NEW ORLEANS, La
Once Hours-From II n TO s O'Clock r L. Speciality:
Fepsle Diseases aud Obstetrics
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-16

EACT8 - Messrs. n. Kieher a Hollandss, No. as
Poydras Manufacturers the Mslskod Btters:
Gentemen-I examined the paten. that granted
you the o. Government for manufacturing MaakOn
Bers and found In the ingredients employed
well calculated 20 excite and in good order the
organs prescribed said Bitters IN
every instance had occasion ascertain their beneficial
effect / remain, gentlemen, respectfully,
obedient servant A MEROIER, NJ. d. 1875 Canal street.
have examined the patent hold for the msnufact
Halskoh Bters find nothing the Ingredients thereof
calculated 10 act njuousy upon the human system unless
taken In nordinate quantities. Indeed, nothing bu
cordial aromatic bitter 3. A. SMITH, NJ. d.
YOur Mslakon Bitters, which / have examined do not
contain ngredients injurious health and
nended TO those Who srsin want Of COED tonic.
Your N. sCHUPPERT. NJ d,
A BOOK FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
J. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASES ImpOency, Loss Of Power Nervous Debility
Notes 1mpedments Marriage should be reao BY al con
mplAng marriage Sent BY mail receipt sf Is csnts By
J. B. DUFF 4 GRIFFIN,
New Orleans Medical Institute
264 Magazine street.
where all private diseases successfully treated
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-16

OUIsIANA EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital. .85OOOOO.
OFFICE, l42 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
DIRECTORS:
John Pemberton, W. S. Pike. Edward Rgney,
E. A. Tyler, J. W. Stone, W B Schmidt,
c. H. slOcOmb, A. Thompson, Alexander Marks,
F. Debondo, Philip Meyer, q. 4. Grsidey
George A Fesdick, Edward Barnett, Marshall j. Smith
JOSEPH ELLISON, President, W PIKE, Vice President,
T. N. DEANE, General Agent, W. 2. HARPZR Secretary.
MEDICAL HAMMERS.
DR.. B. II. Moss, DR.. Ssml Chopin, DR. LeMon,er,
DR.. Henry Smith, Dr. j. II. Lewis, DR.. W. Q. Nicholas
q. A. Breaux. Attorney.
ALL KINDS OF LIFE RISKS TAKEN-Ordlnary Life
Annual Endowment; Ten Annual Endowment and Five
Annual Endowment; Single Payment; Participating and
Non Participating issued BY this Company low any
other Company.
ALL PAYMENTS NoN-FoRFEITABLE.
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CHAKsP1AKn IKOA F6UHDkH.
- 9e Girsd street, Nsv orsass
goHu OKppBs-J0s. 4 sHAKsPKAkk-s. Rgoor.l
8sddss, shakspsars - Ce.s
Ira srd Brsss Yoands and nschnis mAnsfscsurs ssy
vzrsty Of Steam Engnes, Sugar Mia Draining nsshnss
Mi and Gearing Crate 1arn, Store Frsnz Oolzu IA
sssh WEIGHS. ste Slasssuaith weFk Of ~ knda
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
WIdosy o. LeIlevre x.. nrrr.An N. .Ieler.

WIDOW %. Leffevre VS.. Mrs.. Ann W. DETER
SlXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
y leans, No. u594-By virtue of writ of feri facas
directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
OF New Orleans in the above entitled
cause; to George w. Avery. late Sheriff,
will proceed to sell at public auction the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and Customhouse streets in the
Second District of this city. on MONDAY the sew
enth day OF September. 1868. at u O'Clock M, the
following described property, to Wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in suburb
st. MARY First District of this city in the square
comprised within GirOd, Camp and st. Mary streets
and South street, Lafayette square. designated by
the Nos. and on plan drawn by Alfred Forstsif
late deputy surveyor dated the fifteenth of Februa-
~, 1882 and annexed to an act passed before l.. T.
Cairo, then notary public in this city, dated tho
NTH OF March, 1882. which lots OF ground measure
Lafayette square, by 81 feet. more less 'front.' and
also deep, on Camp street of which it forms the
corner, Together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, rights ways and privileges
thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining,
known as the Florance House.
Plan of said property will be exhibition at the
Exchange some da5s previous to that of sale.
now reduced to four hundred and twent y one (421)
of the capital stock of the Citizens Bank of LOusi-
ana, secured by mortgage on said property.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-The purchaser TO assume the payment of
stock note in favor Of the Citizens Bank of Lou
isiana for the sum of eight thousand five hundred
and nifty dollars e550) payable on the first day of
June, 1885, fixed or renewable according 70 the
the terms of the charter of said bank and the bal
ance of the price of adjudication cash the spot.
ThOS L. MAXWELL,
aub 20 SCI Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

HEAVY RAID ON CHEEsE.-0fiee,' Trtcop
on the Rampage. Tricou who is as
good on the scent of unwholesome mer>
chandise as hound after deer, suddenly
brought himself to standstill on the cor.
ner of johnson and Orleans street yester
day where he imagined something was
wrong. A sudden turn brought him face
to face with one Raster who had just re.
ceived fifteen boxes of rotten cheese
which he proposed offering at auction. With
out an introduction to the diseased cheese,
and not standing on ceremonies, officer
Tricou informed the pretended owner that
he should take charge of the nuisance,
which he accordingly did, and will use it
to the benefit of the numerous catfish in
the river by dumping it off from the
nuisance wharf. Look out for fat fish next
month.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13
NOTICE.

HEADQUAEIERs BUREAU OF REFUGEES, l
freedmen and Abandoned tlAsds,
ID strict OF LouIsiaf g.
New Orleans, La, August IL, 1865.
A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n Thomas II. Harmon tat Assistant ub- sssta t
Commissioner Bureau Refugees Freedmen and
Abandoned Lands. parish OF Carroll, Louisiana, for
moneys withheld by him being the proceeds of GER
tam cotton entrusted to his turned over TO
him for sale, for the benefit of said parties are
hereby notified to present the same, in legal form
to these headquarters before the THIRTEEN das of
September, 1868, or they will be debarred from any
participation IN their share of the moneys that have
Harmon.
By command of Brevet Major General r. @. Blu
chanAn, U. =. A., Assistant commissioner
LUClUS Ii. WARREN
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel U. S, A., Captain Thirty
Ninth infantry, Acting Assistant Adjutant Gea-
eral. auI2 SOt
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PkOrosALs FoR STATIONERY.

UNITED STATES CUsIoMHoUsE,l
Collectors Ofice,
New Orleans, August H. 1868.
THE PROPOSALS TO SUPPLY THIS Gus
i tomhouse with BOOKS, BLANKS, and STA
TI0NERY during ths fiscal year ending Jnne 90
Secretary OF the Treasury, Sealed and Endorsed
Proposals will again be received at this office until
plying this Customholse with Books, Blanks and
Stationery during the unexpired term of the fiscal
year ending June 3d. 1852 in quantities estimated
follows and as per samples on exhibition:
Books.-Ihe paper to be of first quality, and the
memorandum books, dozen blank books, 10 dozen
index books, 80 dozen discharging books, dozen
weighers books 200 dozen receipt books Is FORMS,
dozen letter press books, dozen records OF letters
registers Of entries, appraisement books, dam,
age order book, warehouse bond books. %, bond
books, records OF marine papers, 3 cash books,
booGs eGgsTs eSsGF SooE
records exeesses and deficits, 6inqexes TO entries,
impost book, 3 records of returns in Surveyors
office, registers Of invoices and apprasements 80
records of goods in bonded warehouse.
BLANKs.-The paper to be of first quality and the
printing to be well executed 1855 blank accounts
ENvELoPEs-To be Of first quality $4,000 note,
II forms; 90 500 legal 10 forms; 5000 extra, forms
torns s. ream 81 etter forms 20 reams ateap.
ream letter cap, reams folio post, reams bank
ST1TioNEBY.1To be Of first quality: 10 dozen
quarts Arnold fluid, dozen quarts Arnold's copy.
ing, 10 dozen bottles red ink, Dayids dozen bot
ties blue ink, IS gross lead pencils Fabers gross
carmine and blue pencils so gross steel pens, as
sorted dozen boxes quill pens, 100 pounds sealing
wax, gross mueitRge.
1t is be understood that proposals may be accepted
for the whole any portion of the articles named
therein and that the Secretary the Treasury shall
have the right to reject any and all such proposals if
deemed inconsistent with the interests OF the govern
ment.
1t is also to be understood that all such articles
may be required and which are not expressly men
toned In the schedules shall be furnished BY the
contractor at the usual market prices may at the
option of the Collector be purchased in open market
tn he m detail in with ned
ules of articles and estimated quantities furnished
on application to this office.
Bonds with satisfactory security will be required
for the faithful performance of the con rsct.
- Proposals will be opened at twelve o'clock M. on
Tuesday the eighteenth instant, presence of the
SA STOCKDALE
anil ct SOecial Deputy OoIleotor
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Citizens st RaSE M Of hSulslsna vs. Joseph

Stinson, Mrs Stnson Curatrix.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
and sale directed BY the Honorable the second Ds
trict Court of New orleans, in the above entitled
cause, to Geo. W. Avery, late Sheriff, and by said
sell at pubic auction. at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
ctS on the seventh day Of er a
1868, at IL O'Clock M, the following described prop
Two LOTS OF GROUND situated in suburb
St Mary First District Of this city in the square
comprised within Girod amp and st. MARY etreets,
the Nos. and q on plan drawn by Alfred Forstail
late Deputy Surveyor, dated the fifteenth February,
then notary public in this city dated the fifth March.
1882 which lots Of ground measure, in American
measure, each Is feet 'front.' more or less on said
No. forms the corner of said South street and
Camp street. Together with all the buildings and
Brick House. known as the Verandah Hotel, kitch-
ems, etc rights, ways and privileges thereunto be-
longing or in any wise appertaininR.
Plan of said property will be on exhibition at the
Exchange some days prev GUS to that of sale
Together with four hundred and fifty (45O shares.
the capital stock of the Citizens Bank Of louisiana
secured by mortgage on said property
| seized IN the above suit.
| Terms-The purchaser to furnish a stock note in
favor OF the Citizens Bank of Louisiana for the
| tSs560, payable on the first day of June. 1883
| fixed or renewable according to tine terms of the
| Charter of said Bank and the balance of the price
! The purchaser to assume all the obligations and
responsibilities of a Stakeholder of the Citizens
Bank, and the stock 50 furnished 70 be identified
and wife to the Citizens Bank, of date February H.
1881 before Il Seghers late notary public in this
city. Second-The additional mortgage by Mrs. Jeter
! to the Citizens Bank, of date Maren IL, 1859,
before A. Boudousque, late notary public in this
city Third-And the SReris deed q sale IL this
au6 30 seq Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.