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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

AT THE ARCH the comic opera of CrisptaO and
Me Fairy will be performed for the first time in
English, this evening. To- morrow evening
Mrs Bernard will have benefit, on which oc-
casion the Ltty Of Killarney will be given.
AT THE WALNUT, Mr.. Edwin Adams will
EDMUND Falconers comedy Of Me1. Of The Day.
To morrow evening, Mr.. Adams viii have q
benefit, when he will appear as "Raphael" ;" in
the drama of the Marble Heart and "Romeo
Jaftier Jenkins" in Too Much for Good Nature.
AT THE CHssNUr there will only be four
more performances Of the beautiful spectacle Of
the White PaS0n, With It's magnificent scenery,
graceful dancing, etc.
AT THE AMERICAN miscellaneous enter.
tainmeDt Will be given
AT HooLEY's OPERA HOUSE amusing bur-
lesque and Ethiopian extravaganzas excite the
laughter of the audience.
THE following-n named gentlemen have been
elected officers of the Mendessohn Musical
Society for the ensuing year:-Presldent I,
Colonel James Page; Vice Presidents, A. a.
Derrickson and RobeIt Morris; Musical Direc.
Treasurer, A. r. Van Horn; Librarian, Paul
Brown The society contemplates giving a
series of entertainments during the present sea-
son, which will surpasS anything they nave yet
attempted. The best musical and vocal talent
in the city will be brought out, and to give an
Impetus to their movements In this direction
the Directors have elected q committee on
amusements composed of the following named
gentlemen:-Peter E. Abel. Chairman; Car
Beniz, Colonel Harmanus Nen. Il. IL. Harkins
w. II. Boner, Louis Meyer, r. T. Gumpert and
w. j. Liggott. Persons desiring to become
members OF the MendelssOhn Society can obtain
the necessary Information by applying TO Jean
Louis Musical Director, No 81 Filbert street
Louis Meyer No 1880 Chesnut street; or Colonel
John Thornley,, No. SOB Chestnut street
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

TIAVING ALTERED AND ENLARGED MY
Ii store, No. 23O N. MIN I'll street, invte Atten
ZION to my increased stock (of my own mRuu iaeturel
Of fire BOOTS, SHOES. CATERS, Etc. OF the --latest
stylts, and AZ the lowest prices.
8 l0 Sm ERNEST sOPP.
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CARPETS -Housekeepers tand especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the city) will find it
to their interest by calling ut j. T. Delacroxs whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse South secoad
street. above Chestnut, before purchasing elsewhere
See advertisement in another colurnn.
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BEDDING OvERHAULED, made up anew, and re-
turned promptly, by PATTEN, No. iiOs Ohesnut st.
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FROM Mr.. A. Winch's extensive news and periodI-
cal depot at NO. sos Chesnnt street have recev we'd
the latest numbers OF the 50. James Magazine
LONDON Punch Fun, and Reynolds MisceLany ali OF
which may be there obtained,
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read THE
EVENING TLLEeRAPH at Hillman's News stand, ct
Nort Pennsylvania Depot
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UPHoLsTERINa of every description. Materia ais
useo first qualify. Prices low. Workmen attentive
and prompt AT PATT ans. No. 140s Chesn at street.
III,II1a
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CARPET UPHoLsTERING.-Carpets fitted and laid by
practical woI kmen, a. a moments aotice No delay,
10 disappointment. at PATTBNs No. l4O8 Chestnut ST.
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GROVER q BAKERS d ighest Premium Sewing
Machines, No. 73O Chestnut street.
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GREAT SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER wATcHEs.-The
finest stock ever offered at Auction sale. To-
morrow at D. w. Clark's No. $50 Chestnut street.
See advertisement.
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CITY ITEMS.


NEW STYLES FALL CLorHINa.--In store and receIv.
ing oailyi also. and choice styles In the piece to
be made mp to order. Great bargains in Summer
Goods, ready made or made to order. Style, IT. and
workmanship OF our garments surpassed by none
equaIled by few.
Anprices guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where. and full satisfaction TO every pur
chaser. or the sale cancelled and money refunded.
HoF;sSgy sSg cst,geen Ly BENEEErT q Co.
6t1t' streets.J sIs sHRKET ST..
AND 500 BnoAIwHY NEW YoaK.
CHARLES sroK Es q Co.. ..l
No. S2i Chestnut street.
Under the Continental.
All customer work In the latest styles.
melton . e25 90
Heavy Coatirg ~ so
Fine English Coating Suits. . IS 90
large assortment OF Fall and Winter oyercoats
from sl5 to si5.
JEwELBY.-Mr. william w. Cassidy, NO. ll2 South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment Of fine Jewery and sverware in the city.
Purchaaers can rely upon obtaining real pure arti-
Gle furnished at price which cannot DO equalled.
He also has large stock of American watches In all
varieties and at all prices. visit to his store Ia sure
to result In pleasure and profit
CARPETS -Housekeepers (and especially country
to their Interest by calling ut T. Delacroxs whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse South secood
street. above Chestnut, before purchasing elsewhere
See advertisement In another column.
GREAT SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER wATcHEs.-The
finest stock ever offered at Auction sale. To-
morrow at d. w. Cark's, No. $50 Chestnut street.
See advertisement.
DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read THE
EVENING TLLEeRAPH. at Hillmans News stand ct
Nor h Pennsylvania Depot.
FROM Mr.. A. Winch extensive news and peri0dI-
cal depot at NO. sos Chesnut street we have received
the latest numbers OF the ST. James Magazine and
Lonoon Punch Fun and Reynolds Miscellany all OF
which may be there obtained.
GROVER d BAKERS :aighest Premilm Sewing
Machines, No. 73O Chestnut street.
BEDDING OvERHAuLED, made up anew, aud re-
turned promptly, by PATTEN, No. i40S chestnut st.
UPHoLsTERING of every description. Materials
useu first quality. Prices low. Workmen attentive
and prompt. AT PATTAN's. No. 140s Chesna at street,
CARPET UPHoLsTERING.-Carpetsfi fitted and laid by
practical wotBmen, a. moments notice. No delay
10 disappointment at PATTBN's No. l4O8 Chestnut ST.
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DRESS UP"
WANAMARER d BROWN
A8- FALL STYLES READY.
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Good signs.

Nothing Is 10 encouraging 10 our
hopes of the election Of seymour and
Blair rs The dolcful pictures which
the Radicals arc painting Of the ter
riblc punishment that will be i%nfict-
cd upon themselves in that event
The guilty always cxagcrato in their
minds the rctribution that is in store
for them. Greeley, with n keen sense
Of his deserts, cxclaimS that, "should
Seymour unhappily be chosen, the
rebels will say you have had US nm
der these three years, now it is our
turn. We will show you who is
master now" And poor Greeley
begins to sum up what they will do,
And first "They will drive out the
carpet-baggers." Woe, indeed, will
R'
have come when those virtuous per-
sons have to go! No wonder the APP
prebension is keen, and the wall set
up is hearty and loud. But the cul-
prits eau hardly induce honest people
TO continue them in power, in order
that they may escape punishment for
their innumerable and unexampled
crimes. Their apprehensions are
natural, and become the more lively
as the prospects of the conservative
nominees brighten. II is, therefore,
very encouraging to hear them howl
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ALL TuERE.-A whole family in
Heaven Who can picture or des-
cribc the everlasting day. No one
absent; nor father, nor mother, nor
son, nor daughter are away. In the
world below they were united in faith,
in love and peace, and joy. On the
morning of the resurrection they as
cend together. Before the throne
they bow together in united adora-
ton. On the banks of the river Of
life they walk hand in hand, and, as
a family, have commenced a career of
glory which shall be everlasting.
There is to be hereafter no separation
in that family. No one isto lie down
upon a bod Of pain ; no one to wan
der in the arms OF death. Never, in
Heaven, is that family to move along
in the slow procession, clad in the
habiliments Of woe, TO consign one
Of its members TO the tomb. God
grant that, In his infinite mercy,
every family may be thus united.
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Henry Ward Beecher says he re-
CARDS Grant as IN upright and honest
man, of good administrative abilities.
Wendell Phillips says he is never up
right before a bottle of whisky.
Theodore Tilton says he does moi
know enough to keep sober on Sun.
day. We put Phillips and Tilton
against Beecher. w
Thomas NJ. Cox, Xenia, Ill.,, ad.
vertises a little girl six or seven year:
old, stolen somewhere in the South
by a Union soldier, during the war.
aud carried North. She only re.
members that her name was Lucy
Ann, and her father was a soldier.
A farmer writes, in homely phrase
that many "who 'whopped' over tc
Lincoln in 1864, will 'whop' back t.
Seymour and Blair, in 1868"
Mr.. T. o. Bridgcforth, of DeSotc
county received the $3.50 offered fol
the first bale of cotton by Tobin
Lynn d Co., Memphis.
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Ths fllowiar eafTmgmaseee n
fslailsh teJhs asmiaaslas n N tIfe
lofal leksi ~ President and Vln
President h his state N take FINN
~ chglea n Ne ~ laa II IN
BE- zen That GeasfaI Gillian nfase
70 hold y permit Che pfesl Initial
sieesbu - bs held IN Mississippi
iAcKAos, Augua VI, 1903
UfsfHAi@fh n Executive Com.
millss n fhe Democratic party N
Mississippi beg 10 eali your attention
% the iiet that ny hct ~ Congress. a
general election hr Presidential
electors Will be held stronghold the
United States, ~ the first Tuesday
anef he fna Monday In November
nest vs. Tie laws N ibis asate Il "A
The duty n NE sheriff. 10 hold THE
election but many Of them are ~
nofant NJ their duties In this respect,
and 1t Is usual Tor the Govofnor 10
issue q proclamation 70 them, rcquir.
Ing them 10 hold said election
Goy Humphreys having been re-
moved, wa must look TO the Com
handing General of the District "a
require the law in this respect 10 be
executed. We enclose YOU q refer
cuco TO The law on this subject, and
beg TO know At your earliest conve.
n%iencc, II the election will be either
required or permitted to be held.
| have the honor to be,
Your ob't scrv't,
JonS ID. FREEMAN,
Chm. Dem. FIX. Com, Miss.
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G~reeley's opinion.

Greeley is becoming frightened at
the prospect. While he endeavors To
put on a bold front, and maintain q
show Of hope in his head organ, the
Tribune, he actually lets his nil drag
the ground, in an article in the New
York Independent, and says there
is danger of Grants defeat unless the
Republicans do better than they have.
lie states that unless Ohio works
harder for the Republican ticket, she
will give ten thousand for the Demo
Gratis. The Republicans must carry
two Of these States-C Connecticut
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New
York, or lose the election" There
Is good ground for old Greeley's
alarm. He sees the handwriting on
the wall. lie foretold the defeat Of
Grant before he was nominated, and
has virtually confessed il a half dozen
times since he was nominated, his
opinion no doubt being strengthened
of late by the enthusiasm exhibited
for the Democratic candidates. We
believe that the old philosopher
Is right, and that not only will the
Radicals DO unable to carry either Of
the States named, but that the sun
will set on Tuesday, the 3D. day Of
November, 1868, upon a redeemed
country and a Democratic triumph.
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fdif5s 2 lHHH
Kblftru HftHATadsy We ~
fseeiged ihe fri tblloa VI Ne ssaa4n
finn Hhy NJ auf wHibmala The
mise m a6sftd haa lrsn awarded 10
lAf energetic aad soHhY ysu6g
friend a Ibsh Fafifs, Ial, Who
bfohght ihe fret bale N eotion n -
veiahihgave hundred pmsd#. though
4 fsw hours before II arrived fapitin
n q Haekef hfeught IN q light bale
and lnfaft NE day tlned w feeeiyel
4 hale ffen NJ III Coleman. and
ahahef from Cd " v Metlehss
W. congratulate these gentlemen and
ahef friends and customers ~ or
hotso ipon the fetafn ~ another
eotton harvest, hoping lheir crota
may prove famunentiyo IN price "
moi 10 quantity
with Q series u short crops, and
In anticipation N another, We afo
hopeful IN The belief that our plant
Inv friends will REALM handsome In.
eomes tho approaching winter from
thoif cotton, " Il Is not reaklessly
rushed into market, and The outside
world thereby made 10 believe tbe
crop will be- heavier than any pre-
ccding one since the war. From The
long continued rainy season Of The
past summer, aud tho rayages Of The
boil worm in this section of country,
The crops must fall short In this 10
cality NJ least one-hali and rs we
hear similar reports from every dircc-
ton over the cotton States, We are
induced 10 believe the American crop
will not exceed one aud ahalf million
bales, onc.ihird iess than he crop d
Ne pdst year. Whenever these views
are shaped into tangible form, and
the manufacturers and spectators Of
the North and capitalists of Europe
are satisfied they are facts, cotton will
command a price commensurate with
the cost of its production. With n
view to this end, il is the interest Of
every planter raising cotton in The
Mississippi Valley, or any other die
trict Of the cotton-growing States o.
America, to give publicity to the reaI
condition Of his crop, regardless Of
credit with his home merchants) that
it may 60 forth far and near that III,
present crop is Obliged to be a shor,
one, Notwithstanding the reports o
casual observers and professional
newspaper correspondents travelling
over the country making report,
based more upon fancy than upor
facts. N. r.. SLEDGE d Co.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


By virtue Of = decree Of the Probate Court
Of panOla county, suie Of Mississippi rendered
therein q. The February term, 1885, I viii, a.
administrator De bonis non Of the estate Of
james II. Dyson, deceased, on Monday the ilth
day Of Ociobet. 1865. 90 The premise. offer for
ale Al public auction 10 the highest bidder,
The following valuable and improved plants
tion, ie-viii All u section one, In. iovnshlp
eight Of range nine, vest, 10 ssid eounty.
There is situated upon this tract of land 4 sne
dvslling.hcass, outhouses. Clubhouse, sad eve
hundred scFrs a DE land e cleared asd u a
good state of caitiyaiisa. hnf
TsrmI-uue- fpnrsh cash on day Of sale aad
balance In isslvs mnn,hA
". n. SHORT,
Admir- o. houE. non dJ n. pysou, d,e'd
af.tt
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an1o-3m
Manhood: How Lost, How
..L.lf Restored.

Jus, Published, q new. edition Of DR..
60 Culyerwelfs Celebrated Esuay on ths
" radical cure without medicinel Of spsr.
msiorrhaa, or Seminal Weakness, involuntary
seminal Losses, Impossncy, Mental and Physi.
cal l~nsapaciiy, I~mpedimenu TO Marriage, etc;
also, Consumption, Epilepsy. and Fits Induced
~ selfindulgcuce or serual estrsvsgsnee.
2rPree In q sesled envelope, oniy 8 cent?
The celebrated author, In this simInhl, 4.
ny, clearly demonstrates, from q thirty ye.u'
successful practices, that the alarming eon.r-
qssnees Of sslfssbass may BE- ndisally rsr,d
without the dangerous use Of internal medicine
OF the application Of The knffs; pointing out !
mode uf cure At oues simple osrtAiu and ease.
tual, By means Of which every sufferer, no mai.
Ter what bis condition may BE- may ebrt bin
ell chsaply, pdvsisly, and rndiesiiy.
mrThis Lecture should be In she hand. q,
EVER youth and every nan IN re had.
Sent sader sal IN . plain sav.lcp-. n
any address, postpaid, on receipt Of sr eeu,.
or two post stamps Aisaf b. o~dsrxvsIf,
Marriage Guide psies ls cent?. Addrss ~
publisher. cHks. t.C kLfNEkm "
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II is said that Lookout Mountain
in Tennessee, Is crumbling to pieces,
and thesurrounding inhabitants, fear
fhl Of harm, are nocking to Chatta-
nccga for safety. A piece weighing
several hundred luns was detached
from the top Of the mountain q few
days ago.
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Wsn Dorinei

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- Would state TO the citizens Of
SyL.R Pamela county that he l. pre-
os2&A pared, In every particular, to
execute all wofk IN bis line IN a neat accurate
and ptomP, manner. An experience Of fifteen
years as hn,-clae workman In the adjustment
OF the different and most complicated trape-
meats belonging 70 ~limc-ksspefs Justify me 10
the assertion that | apprchend no fear of fail
ing to give entire aiisfaction 70 all who may
favor me with their patronage. wAichs, and
Clocks THOROUGHLY REPAIRED and war
rantsd 10 run well Twelve months
enS-Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
mayp-3m
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lIElbQuGnrEns Arm MILITARY DisrRtcr,)
Department of Mississippi,)
VleGsHrRo, Mns, August 20, 1868.
Hon. JoHS d.. FREEMAN,
Chairman Dem. Tx. CON-,
jackson, Miss.
SIR: | am directed by the Com
handing General Of the District, Ia
acknowledge the receipt Of your COM
munication Of the 18th inst, and in
reply, TO inform you hal neither the
act Of March 2, 1867, organizing
this Military District, nor any o.
the acts supplementary thereto, mol
any existing orders, either require OF
authorize him to cause the election
referred to by you to be held, and
that therefore he declines taking tn,
action indicated in your communica
ton. .,
] am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant, =
JYo.. TYLER,
LIST Lieut.. AID Inf. Bvt. Maj. u. s
A., Act. Asst. Adj. Gen.
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REvYAis,-Quitc q number Of
interesting revivals have been going
on 10 this COUNTY during the past two
weeks. Gsa
-Four persons have been attacked
by panthers in Madison Parish. Ia.
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Too BIG A. PRIcE.-A correspon-
dent sought to have the New York
Citizen come ont for Grant and Col
fax, and received the followingi in re-
ply,
"Pay for a frecdmen's bureau, ten
millions; for a great number of un-
necessary bayonets, sixty millions
for a u~selcssly large navy, forty mil.
lions for aprotective tariff, two hun
dred millions ; for crazy schemes oil
reconstruction, four hundred millions
and for innumerable corrupt office
holders, a thousand millions. W,
love Grant, admire his nobleness o
character, his generosity, his fairness
toward inferior officers, his liberalit,
to a beaten foe; we would walk {
hundred miles to do him honor, buI
we can not afford him us President
at hal price"
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Died.

On Saturday, August Goth, 1868,
at the residence of her father, Mr..
Jesse Lowe, in this county, Mrs.
Matte NJ, consort Of John +. Jack
son, formerly of this place.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19
SBRRTFF'S SALES.


O'o1F AnMAaEN ". Robert WYMnos Octmw,
---...- Morel vs. Same.
EIETH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PA RISE
OF orleans Nos y, ~ and -d45By virtue Of I'M
wits o. nefl facaS to me directed BY the Honornhi
the Filth District Court for the parish of Orleans n
the above entitled causes will proceed to sci at mix
lo auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers ~
change, Royal street, between Uanal and Ouston
mouse streets in the Second District of this city
THhp y.n 9etobeT third 1853 at u o'coch M :
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Tbi-s
District of this CITY, designated BY the numbers n,
and seven. OF square No. l04. the original pias
June lsO deposited for reference in the Office ~
garlile Pollock then of the notaries Of this o
Said lots are contiguous measure each sixty fss.
'front.' on st. Anthony street, by l2O feet deep ana
front on Law street. - ~Au
AlOTOF GROUND situated in the Faubou,.
Marlgny, IN the Thir District OF this city in ~
square bounded by Ueestine, st. Anthony, Annetis
and enlus streets designated by the number two 81
square number sixty eight on the plsn Of said sun
urb drawn by Joseph Pile late Surveyor and deuos
tied for reference in the Office Of Felix Armas
anotary public in this city. Said lot measuring
french measure. sixty feet front Oeestine stres
by one hundred and fifty feet deep together with N
ana singular Improvements rights ways, servItudes
privileges, and all other advantages belonging to th
aforesaid lots of ground. or in any wise apperannc
Hltnout exception or reservation. Which Droperfn,
the defendant acquired by purchase from Henry
Witt, as per act before p. E. Laresche, notary ppb
he in this city on he nineteenth March, 1851
Seized in the above suits,
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
sell Is oc3 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Mrs. Louisa Frederick, Tut-ix, etc., "
Mrs, M. A. Chawk and David ChaWk her hus
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Of Orleans, No. 1885 by virtue of writ Of
er acias to me directed by the Honorable the fin
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause, Will proceed to sell at public auo
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneersf Excha pRe
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouss
streets in the Second District of this city on
DAY, October ID, 1868. at twelve O'Clock NJ tbe
following described property, towit:
A Certain PIEOk OR PORTION OF GROUND
situated, iying and being on the Metsirie Ridge
partly in the parish OF jefferson and partly in th
parish OF Orleans, in this state designated by ths
letter A on sketch drawn by j. A. D Hemecour
Surveyor, dated the thirteenth day OF Januarl
1882 and annexed for reference toan act pa sse bt
fore Edward Barnett. Notary Public in this ots
dated February Is. 1872. Said portion of ground
measuI es, according to said sketch, one hu red
and ninetysik feet four inches ana three lines on ha
rear canal, three hundred and sixty four feet fys
inches IN depth on the side adjoining lot No. two
Two hundred and nj nety-nine feet seven inches and
two lines in depth on the side towards the Metarie
road, and two hundred and twenty-five feet Ten
inches in width in the together with all tbs
buildings and Improvements thereon, and appurte.
nances thereof, and ali the rights ways servitudeE
and advantages thereunto belonging. or in any wise
appertainlng.
Seized in tine above suit.
Terms-ossh on the spot ,
SEQ II ocl2 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.