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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13
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Scnsonings.

1t Is stated that General Grant is a
Methodist. He evidently believes in
the doctrine of election" .- ,,....
The "Deerfield Farmer" and
"Blairiug Francis" have been Off
cially notified that their services will
not be needed for the next four
years.
"Brick" Pomeroy is reported to be
physically, mentally and morally
sick. His New York enterprise is a
partial and likely to be total fail
ure.
George Francis Train, now incar-
cerated In an English prison, received
the Congressional nomination of the
Fifth District Of New York his
friends telegraphed him to come
home ut once, but he mOdestly tel
egraphed back that he couldn't come
He writes: 1T is well. In 1872 /
shall be President" George is
placky.
A man was garrotei i'm the streets
of Boston, the other night, and
robbed of all he possessed-his nat
uralization papers.
The people of America should
never say ought against the vote of
the negro, since John Morrissey, the
gambler and prize fighter, was cleo
ted to Congress over Horace Greeley.
Chicago is now the third city i'm
population in the United States-in
enterprise the first.
The largest petroleum well in Penn
sylvania yields $50 barrels daily.
The Word said before the election
that Horatio Seymour was the idol of
Democracy the people have conclu.
aed to let him remain Idle.
The Tribune gives the Republican
vote of New York City for the past
four years:
1856. Vote for Fremont. 17,T7l
1850. Vote for Lincoln. 1920
1864. Vote for Lincoln. 36,6Sl
1865. Vote for Grant. 47,67S
The Washington LateNigencer
comes out and urges congress, as soon
as it meets, TO repeal all legislation
restricting the power of the execu-
tive. says it would have claimed
the same thing if Seymour had been
elected, and now it insists, as a mat
ter of principle, that the President
elect should be allowed to enter on
the duties of his office untrammeled
by any of the acts of Congress which
tie up Mr.. Johnson.
The road to the White House has
been decided by the Democracy to he
mp Salt River. Seymour and Blair
have taken passage oh the Steamer
ku Klux.
The Pittsburgh Gazette says An
thracite coal is advancing while
wheat and flour are receding in
price.
Seymour run behind in his own
county, Oneida, l,344.
A boy in Maine recently set fire 10
barn in order TO break up setting
hen. e ass -..~
agar - @.ma.- Oils
Tile New York Tribune says -
Pennsylvania and the North West
must not exult over New York un-
duly. They should bear in mind
that Seymour spoke in this canvass
in barely one district of our State,
and that gave US gain of 800 votes
and a Representative i'm Congress.
Had he spoken as often in this State
~ i'm Pennsylvania, we should doubt
Less have done much better, as the
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13
TOBACCO ANTlDoTE.

w ARRANTED to remove all desire for Tobac-
w co. This great remedy Il an excellent appe-
tier. Impurities the blood, inyigorates the sys-
tenn possesses great nourshing and strengthening
power, enables the stomach TO digest the hsartiest
food makes sleep refreshing. and establishes ro-
nlst health. Smokers an9 CAetrers for issrt2j
free 4 treatise ON the Injurious effects of Tobac-
co. with lists of references testimonials &c, sent
free. Agents wanted. Address Dr. Il. X. ABB
BOTT, Jersey Cir~, Nj. 2T~fs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13

An absent minded gentleman intend
ing to scratch his head i'm church
reached over and performed the ope-
ration for an old maid in the next
pew. He discovered his mistake
when he found himself defendant in
an action for breach of promise.
When the women in the Madrid
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13
IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN the District Court of the United States for
Il the District of Iowa-In the matter of John
A. More. Bankrupt.
Notice il hereby given that Petition has been
filed in said Court by said John A. More OF
Cedar Falls, in the COUNTY of Black Hawk, State
of Iowa. In said District, duly declared Bank
rupt under the Act of Congress of March I'd. 1861.
for Discharge and certificate thereof form all his
debts and other claims proyable under said Act,
and that the nth day OF December. A. D. 1868,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Is assigned for the hearing Of
the same at a Court of Bankruptcy before Hon. c.
w. Lowrie Register of said Court in Bankruptcy.
at his Office AZ Montana, in the County of Boone
in said District. where and when all Creditors Of
said Bankrupt, who have proved their debts, and
all other persons In interest may attend and show
cause. If any they have. Why the prayer of said
Petition should not be granted.
And further notice l. hereby given that the sec
ond and third meetings of Creditors of said Bank
rupt required under the 27th aud 2Sth sections Of
said Act. will be holden at said Office of G. w.
Lowric. Register in Bankruptcy of said Court, on
the 10Th day of December, A. d. 1863 at 10 o'clock
4. NJ.
Dated at Dubuque, this a2d day of October,
A. ID. 1868.
MILLER & HUsTED,
Waterloo Iowa.
Attorneys. NJ LEPPFR,
31w2 Deputy Clerk.
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Report adopted.
The minutes of the Board were
read and approved.
DIR. WATSON moved that the Board
adjourn to the first Monday in De-
cember next, for the purpose of APP
proving the bonds of Township Col
lectOrs and of transacting any other
business that may come before the
Board.
G.. A. EBERHART,
Clerk,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13

TRY IT! TRY IT Instant Pair
Relief, the only known remedy for
Throat and lung diseases. The only
remedy that will cure Groups, Colds,
Sore Threats and Breast, Tooth Ache
in three minutes, Head Ache in three
minutes, and Ear Ache in five min
utes. Full directions on each bottle.
Prepared only by the proprietor, w.
III. Thomas, Cedar Falls. Iowa. For
sale by all druggists. 16m8
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13

Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CURE is an I'M
failing cure for Dyspepsia, Indiges-
ton, Sick Headache and all Diseases
arising from n disordered stomach.
Testimonials from all directions give
convincing proof of its great merit.
Try 1t and see how quickly it will
drive away any species of Dyspepsia,
dispel your bad feelings and gloomy
forebodings, and make well man or
woman of you. 43y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13

-inutes Of the Board Of
Supervisors.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13
ST H n NJ
Fire Proof Safes.

Sanborn's Patent has been demonstrated, by the
most thorough practical tests to be vastly superb
or in fire proof qualities TO any other makers (he-
ing water in copper tubes Theoretically seaicdl
preventing completely ang evaporation and i the
driest safe in use. The patent can be applied to
any safe. Before purchasing elsewhere call and
examine. or send for pamphlet containing the GER
tifcates of trials with al! other makers safes.
AMERICAN STEAM FIRE-PR OOF SAFE CO.,
32m3 800 Broadway, New York
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s125,0OO.OO!
INVESTED ACCORDING TO LAW.
Special Features.

l. I'm the selection of all the best life assurance,
favorable TO the assured.
>. The CASH SYSTEM has been adopted as
the basis upon which the business OF the society
il to be transacted.
3. The profits are divided annually after the
lrst year. on the contribution PLAN and are ayaila-
Bile in cash, or may be used to purchase additional
assurance.
A. This Society always gives thirty days grace
to the assured in case of non-payment OF premi-
ums when due.
5. 1t is the only New York Company in which
all policies are absolutely nonforleitable after the
first annual premium Is paid.
g. 1t is the only New York Company which
grants paid up policies on all plans after one an
nual premium has been paid.
7. All its policies are kept in force until the
premium is exhausted, i'll accordance with the Mas
sachusetts statute.
For Example.
person at the age Of IS, whose annual pre-
mum Il S2jJS.
After one annual premium his policy continues
in force years and days.
After two annual premiums his policy continues
in force years and IL days
After three annual premiums his policy continues
in force years and - days.
Alter four annual premiums his policy continues
in force SsEcars and AZ days.
After five annua! premiums his policy continues
in force 10 years and 50 days.
An endowment policy, Issued at the same age,
payable at 60, one annual premium continues III
force years and ll5 days.
g. This Society Issues every form Of assurance,
ordinary life term life, ?ont fife ordinary endow
mcnt, one payment life and endowment policies,
&c.
.. A new form OF assurance whereby oil prcmi-
ums returned to the assured at death, together
with the amount assured,
Rates as low AZ the lowest.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13
CARPETS.

~ PEAR, PRINCE & HOLBROOK, importers
- and dealers in Carpetlngs, Paper Hangings
and Win low Shades We sell our goods low,
and can make every inducenlent to purchasers the
market viii afford. A new Carpet House with a
stock entirely throughout. 81 4 S6 State St..
enst front Of CrnshYs Onnra House. Chicayo.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13
Iron & STEEL.
LANTERNS AND STOVES.

HAIL KIMBARK Il co. Importers and Deal
Il 4 ers in Iron, Steel, Nails aud Heavy Hardwar
so, - and 81 Michigan Ave.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13
MACHINERY

NORTH-WEST'N MFG. co, Engines Pumps
~ Wrought Iron Pipe, Malleable Iron Castings
Steam Warming Apps, 10 n. jefferson st.
yTALWORTH, TWOHIG & FURSE, Iron Pipe
w Il Fittings, Steam Boilers Pumps Il Gauges
Betting Sim Wing App. 225 Lake st.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13

a Ii. MILLER. cor. Randolph & Clark streets
"A. Chicago importer. Manufacturer q Whole
sae Dealer in Watches. Jewelrv. Silver ard Plated
Ware Agency of the National Watch Co.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13
OILS. PAINTs a. GLASS,
OILS sND PANTS.

II EWIS, HAM & co sell Paints, Oils, Varnishes
H u Window Glass cheaper than any house in
the Northwest, so to 96 South Water st.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13

No additional rate will be charged by this SOci.
ETY. Tor the assurance of women.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13
ygNrgAW yVnEM ;,
WATCHES e. rEyyEIRY.

DRUSSINGS Pure Cider Vinegar Warranted
u Pure. and to preserve pickles. Strong and pal
atable. Largest works in z. :. Established 1878
G. G. Il. Prussinc, 539 & Sil State st.. Chicago.
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PAPER.

~ b. BROWN & CO, Manufacturers. c
~. skeins are the heaviest and best offerered
the trade. Send for illustrated catalogue, % Kin
bury Street
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13

GTLBERT HUBBARD & CO, Twines & cord
n age Of all descriptions cotton canvas of all
widths and weights, tents. awnings Il covers. Tar
Pitch, Oakum, Tackle Blocks, &c. POS & 20I :.
Water.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13

WHtTtUpOH U. a. EDeFnaFt Was dc.
clared duly elected to said office.
For the office of Recorder there
were two thousand six hundred and
twenty votes cast, of which
j. w. Mcclure received 2,8l6 votes.
James Blake z 1"
Is. II Wheeler vote.
Scattering &"
whereupon J. w. Mcclure was de-
clared duly elected to said office.
For anu against the ratification of
the LIST, I'd, Sd, 4th and 9Th amend
ments to the Constitution, there were
three thousand two hundred and for
ty-fiye votes east us follows:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13

ENDLESS Chain and Lever Horse Powers,
IL Drag aud Circular Saw Mills. Corn Shellers,
HAY Cutters. Hay Presses, Feed Mills, &C, p. s.
MESEROLE, aO4 Lake St. Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-13

| n WILLARD FOX. manufacturer Of Window
| Il. Glass, White Lead, Oil and Putty; agent for
| Brandon Paints. Richmond & Prays Axle Oil,
! Crosby's Carriage Top Dressing. "a Washington
Street.
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and all the etatesr Therefore, rather than there
should be diversion from the channels of trade.
recommended that the Legislature carry the
products OF all nee on our canals until the war
ended.
You had right to ask that your markets should
be given back to you. II could not be done to the
full extent. but these people tried TO begin the
work OF life again. The war was over; the dead
were buried; the God of nature had covered their
graves with green grass and beautiful fowers, to
show Ms that nature left no trace of the violence
done, and poor, fallen human nature should, as
far as it could, initiate this divine example, and
wipe ost the traces Of passion and hate in the
minds of the American people. Enthusiastic
cheering.) A Union made with usurpstions, in
equalities and dangers, is not the Union our sol.
diers fought for; that was Union Of hearts and
of hands. (Cheers.)
/ must conclude these imperfect remarks.
stand before you for the first time; shall never.
in all human probability, meet you again, but I
shall ever cherish the remembrance of this scene
and trust, my Republican friends, that though
you may think me mistaken man, you will feel
that am an earnest man, and one who loves his
country, and would serve you as well as ourselves.
(Cbeers.)
We can gain no triumph for the right which is.a
triumph over you; we can not stand here to advo.
cate principles that restrain the power Of the gov
eminent which we shall govern In little while,
that means harm to you. If 1t is well for Us ii is
well for you II we can not see things alike from
different standpoints, let US at least agree, with
Christian charity and patriotic faith to believe
that the whole public mean well, and let us 20 on
to the election with earnest desire to serve our
country, and vote as our consciences dictate. A
mistaken people may survive, but q corrupt and
cowardly people, who will not live up to their
convictions. will undoubtedly and ought to perish
among the natiors of the earth
May God graft that the result will be such as
shall preserve the spirit Of our Constitution be in
keeping with the teachings of our fathers and
cheering y
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JrNIrED STATES DrsrRuCr CoURr-

" Dl,tHsd OF LoulsIans. IN the Matter Of John ?.
Myche a. 90 bankrupts In Bankruptcy No. 294.
Where's. JOIN Richardson, individually and member
upt under the Act Of Congress Of March al 1897 has
this day lied In said Court. petition praying for dis
claims provsble under said act;
foce therefore TO all creditors who have proved
their debts and TO all other In interest that the 2h
day Of November 1888, at 10 assigned for the hear
ing Of the and that they may then attend
and show any they have why the Of he said
petition should not be granted
oc27 mes II X LOEw. Deputy Clerk.
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GRAND TRIUMPH ovER ALL OTHER PIANOS N
EUROPE AND AMERICA.

ne ARIoE PIANo FokTK declared By The yuds, q thu
late Fair Of the American Institute held n Gsutember and
October 1857 TO be the bert piano sxhbon and aer
test trial ordered By the American Institute With the Panos
ofthe successful exhibitors the srfs Exnou va -
dared b. their yudg Be the bs Piano fnovu 70 them
AGENTS WANTED firstciass azd rsspsusibis Agents
pointed than
Msnufsctory and Wsrzooms, vi and ID Boxvry as,
Delaney strss< New FORK MANNER Co
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~ District Of louisians--Ia the matter Of A Pope.
BANKRUPT, IN Bankruptcy, No 30. Whereas, A. Pope,
the Parish Of Franklin and District Aforesaid day
declared BANKRUPT under the Ae Of Congress Of March
60 eo me- ,nis Gay neo 70 ssaa oeu,t petition praying
other claims provsble under said act
Notice 10 therefore given 10 all creditors who have proved
their debts and TO al other In interest
day Of November 1853 at II assigned the hearing
OF the same and that they then there
any they have why the prayer OF the said petition
Clerks on.ce. New Orleans, October %. 1868
OCT NOS IL X L0Ew, Deputy Clerk.
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CONSTITUTION Y. NJ. Nj. l.. A

the furniture fixtures thereof conduct themselves
ncensstentIy with decoIum and propriety.
RUIZ 5 Any person who shall deface mutilats alb
ssact newspaper periodical placed on die or upon the
Reading Room Tables shall the ne equal
four times the value thereof and, for repeated oense
shall be liable to expulsion
RULE Any member shall BE- privileged to introduce
friend resident Of the city whose sme must be regis
tered book provided for that purpose. and who will
from the Librarian ticket III admission for the term Of
four weeks 70 the rooms fthe Association
RuLE An order from member to draw books does not
the holder privilege Of the Reading Room
RUIZ These rules shall be binding and of like force with
the preceding Bylaws will be amended In like manner,
at the discretion Of the Board Of Directpra
CSigne1 SAMUEL MULLEN.
ROWLAND II. TIMPSON,
g TAYLOR WEBSTER
+ w. PERKINS.
JOHN GREENFIELD,
- GUSTAvE Pilot,
JAMES r. TUCKER,
WM q COOKE.
ARTHUR BLACHE,
OSCAR K LYLE,
Executive COMMITTEES Y. NJ. NJ. +. A.
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DHILIP LYNCH. UNDERTAKES.
90 81. CHARLES STREET.

always hand Bodies Enbslmsd and carefully shipped
Funerals attended person. and be hopes BY strict ster-
ton 10 obtain share Of public patronage
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In BANKRUPTCY-E OF ELI TULLIs-

BANKRUPTCY OF ELI TU LIS
United states Marsha's Office. District of Loulsans
October 49, ls6SThis is give notice that the 10Th day
OF october A. d. 1865 IN bankruptcy Issued
against the estate Of Ell Tuis Of ST. Joseph, Ia the parish
OF Iensss. and State OF Louisiana who adj dyed
BANKRUPT his peon payment of any debs
and delivery Of property belonging bankrupt 10
bin or for his and the transfer of
are orbddep BY law that meetng Of the cedtor
said bankrupt TO their debts
sssenees Of bis estate will be bed of Ban rupcv
70 be holden at the Custom House BUILDING the city OF
New Orleans, Louisiana. before J. X Pixie Register
on the lIth day Of November A. 1868 At 10 o'clock A
A-ho - f. !. HEBRON
ocD nol7 U. 8. Marshal, District Of Louisiana.
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CONSTITUTION Y. M. M. L. A.
CONsTITUTIOS. BY.LAWs
READISa-Roox REGULATIONS
OR rHE-
YOUNG MEMS
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
OF NEW ORLEANa
CONSTITUTION Y. M. M. L. A.


being DESTROYS Of adopting csns to extend our
,,o mon sn,;,s "a o,h - s~-.s ~ e-se"a va' 'n,or
have associated ourselves for the of establishing
-Iy ~ "''A'' ~A' ''' oa' government nave
Sa0p'e' 'ns ''n'""s
ARTICLE
The name and STYLE Of this Association shah be "rHE
ZION OF THE CITY OF Ne = oRLEaNsn AssocA-
.pr,crru
srcr1os L The officers of the As.oc;.o. .hsu n. p,
ent Vice Prsdeut cerrespcnSDs Sees ssr " s.
secrary Treasurer and nve Directors who together shall
son,sII,e Board Of Directors and shall be elected
Tpessu,s- INV wee secretaries and
choice
si. s S; call such extra mss,ngs the Board q Director.
give the casting when there shall be an equal division
sse Ths Vice President SHAH presd. IN tn. .s..oc.
sn nc IN genera perform the duties OF that office
Of the as Ais e
sg under me Of the Board Of D
SIC N. Treasurer shall reserve dues and donations
dent keep regular sccount Of the Of %
Association abstract of which, accompanied by satisfsc
the monthly meetings Of the Board Of pecso and
shah give security IN NJ az q nsss trutr he
sss The Bosd Ct Directors shall have power
Of the shall meet at least once in each month for
the transacen of busness shall report Al zach
ouarter and The state of The concerns Of % ine pss
datey no he Assocato and n ne So ar shall mms
election 10 All such vacancy $50 -ff' ~ evening 'oi M
SIC T. Tie Board of Directors shaIl anno,nt Is,ra~.
whose duty shall he 10 attend Al The Ira-v On .ah
Of the week who shall keen eo;ster NJ AZ, hooks
mana charts papers and All other nronert r.; IL
lor cino 10 the Assoriation = ~
record thereof with fbs names Of tbs dopo,
an sccnrsta accornt 81 ali 49, ~ ~ ~ anu Seep
and n he othsriss sovsra5 ~ a. ~ - e
ARTICLE ILL.,
zach r,.r,h.r rot a ,~.r-..o~ - ..h..-ut. A. -
attention sbsIi nv X. srr, avs S 70 .ns Con
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~ RANKRUPTCY-Fs OF O. cAsPAI

l RAEKRUPTCY-ESrAr OF o. CAsPAR.
pdvidreiy and as member OF the firm Of @. Caspar IL
Co-unitec States Marshas Office, District Louisiana
New Orleans sept sth 1888 This give notice on
the TIN dsy OF September d. 1868 Warrant Bank
uptcy ssued against the c. Caspar New Or
leans IN the parish Of Creans and State Of who
was adjudged bankrupt his petition the pay
meRt OF any debts snc Of any property belonging 70
property BY h forbidden by law; meeting Of tho
cred ors OF the said bankrupt 70 their and TO
Court Of Bakuptcyo be holden the custom House Build
ing In the city Of New Orleans Louisans, before R. a.
Piikin Register, the 18th day Of November A. D. 1865
at 10 O'Clock A.. -
No. s55 r. J. HEBRON.
SO nevis u. 8. Marshal District Of Ionisiaua
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BuIK l. No conversation shall be allowed otherwise than
In whisper within the Reading Room
RULE No person shall be permitted to smoke In the
Library the ResdBg Room deface damage or niure
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Richsrdson-Unted States Marshss Once-District Of
Louis ana Orleans October 49, l363-lhls 10 give no.
uce that on the LIST day Of October 1863 War
rant in Bankruptcy issued against the estate Josiah B.
Richardson OF New Orlears in the sh Of Or
state Of Lou ssna who adjudged bankrupt his
pstton that the payment of debts delivery
property belonging to such bankrups him
the transfer Of property by him forbidden law;
that meeting OF the creditors OF the said bankrupt provo
their debts aud 10 choose Of estate
will be held Court Of Bankruptcy holden At No All
Exchange Place. in the city Of New Orleans Louisiana
fore onse Augustn Regis err on the 2Oh day OF Noyem.
Der. A. d. 1868 at 10 o'clock n.
A-No Al. r. HERRON
oc20 no20 U. s. Marshal. District of I,onisiana