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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-07

dru,ls. During the same per'mi, com
mpncing with the Reorganization Of this
hudv, to the date 1t our appointment, W.
fud that there were issued warrants for
parish purposes t. the amount Of 50 413
40 Of which 81 906 Sc have heen paid.
leaving a balance of unpaid warrants of
81, SOC Sc W. fnd that warrants hav"
npen issued for lrvrp purposes for 81 ,822
20. Of which 50. 822 &c have zen paid.
ewing a balance unpaid Of 1899 g.
There is also due tor money borrowed
for lrvee purposes from Messrs. Hart 4
Hehert $500. An amount If $500 IN
supposed to be also due for jury cer'if
oates issued by the clerk Of the District
Court. there being no accounts Kept hy
hat ofirer. your committee relied m his
estimate. Their" is dne the treasurer .
balance Of $l4 81 If the general funds.
md u balance o. SOL Is Of the lrvee funn
Other appropriations have been made
amounting to 81 58l Al. for which no
warrants have yet been issued. Having
nov established the debts and credits NJ
fully as possible, giving III the explanation
necessary. W. append hereto two ,ableaux
showing at glance the condition Of tn
I-vee and general funds We also add.
for reference, a det.ilrd list Of all thu
levee warrants. to whom issued, for what
works and for what amo.nts. We have
added a few remarks for the better an.
d .rstanding of that list
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Ma Inns has been q week Of 1--WE
Almost daily have they visited us. nor .
there any prospect Of their holding up, it
clouds can be taken as evidence. These
rains are doing the cane no injury, but
the effect upon cottoo may be injurious
Farmers are complaining of this, but a.
no caterpillsrs have appeared as yet, We
hope their fears may prove %gr"undless
In the meantime the heat is Intense.
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Ahc ''ItSoihS 10 u CoiIcCt StdteIltHI tI
all claims thus tar presented to the IN.
dersigned. Respectfully,
W. B. ca ,MBeRLIN, Treasurer.
On motion Of Mr.. Durable it was
Resolved. That the repor, of Mr.. Cham
berlin, giving a statement If warrants
other than those issued Tor war purposes
before and during the war, he amended
by striking out the item Of two hundred
aud fifty dollars in favor Of w B. Cham
berlin, chief of police, and thus amended
same be adopted ; further
Resolved, That in lien and payment of
said warrants. bonds Of the parish bear
ing 5 per cent interest per snnum from
date to he issued to the holder thereof,
payable one-balf on LIST juno, 1870, th-
other half on the lst June, 1871, s,gned
hy the clerk aud president Of the police
jury
Report Of the commit'eesto examine
the condition of the finances of the par
ish, June 2Sth, 1869, which on motion
was excepted aud ordered to be spread
ON the minutes Of this body
To the honorable members of the police
jury Of West Batoo Rouge The under
signed. o committee to examine into thu
condition Of the 6nauc-s Of the parish
aud report at your next meeting, beg
leave to submit the following ~ the re-.
s0!t Of their labors :
From the 4th day Of November, 1865
to the 7th Of June. 1869, there were as-
ssssed for taxes tor the years 1866 1857. |
1868 and 1869. the sun of $22 400. utI
which only S. 54l 05 have been paid in
the treasury, leaving yet due a balance
Of $l6.858 IS Of parish taxes. We find
also that q special tax Of l per cent. of
the taxable property Was assessed for
levee purposes. That of the said tax of
$ll,622 Oh. the sum of So 1872 66 has
been paid in, leaving a balance unpaid ofl
$7,799 80 During the same period the
following noun in the treasury, to wit :.
For lease Of the ferry. So 057 IS ; nnex
pended balance Of levee tax cole ction.
$40 SO from parish licenses, $210 60 Il
from fines and justices Of the peace $163
81. There is ais" due the parish f"r lease
OF the ferry to Nov 1869. say $3.50, and
for licenses for 1863. say $500, With
the sbnve We have all the credits of the
and now we will examine the
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-07

nA- Remember the Railroad Conven-
ton in Baton Rouge to day. 1t will be
one of the most important ever held in
the State. The delegations from other
parishes will be large. and we are pleas
ed to learn that the city council Of Baton
Rouge has made a handsome appropriat.
ion to receive and entertain them.
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~ The parish court il o il session.
with but little business to engage the
attention of Judge Lobdell. The docket
is smsli, and the lawyers prefer to keep
It 90 rather than exhaust themselves 10
reducing it.
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S9- Our pious young friend. Col Dan
Bachino. who has SO long presided over
the destinies Of the bar m the Coz ~
ten. has resumed bic newspaporiaI fav-
ors. which we have no objection to his
keeping up for an indeiuite period
Many thanks, Dan
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-08-07

E A neighbor of ours is ready for the
eclipse today. He has smoked the bot
tom ofia tumbler and intends viewing the
spectacle through a mixture of whisky
and smoked ylass. He'll see it
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nA- Next week we shall be prepared
60 furnish our readers with the usual
quantity of editorial and selected matter.
The police Jury proceedings will then
have played their part ir the reading co.,
umns, and will "play out" for the bal
ance Of the season
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yeA- To the polite and accommodating
officers Of the packet National, we ten.
der thanks for late favors.
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

The Jury met On June 28th. 1869, with
the following members present {: II. lie
bert, Landry. Kirkland. Pope, 0. Hehert,
Stevens, Durable. Chion and Hereford
In compliance with a resolution of the
police Jury, the undersigneI. treasurer of
the parish, presents the following list of
parish warrants and honls issued prior
to and during the war, and which were
not issued for war purposes, to wit
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10 The Supreme Court Of the State
now in session al Monroe, has decided
that parish courts have no Jurisdiction in
SUGGESTIONS where the property exceeds
five hundred dollars in value. This will,
hereafter, reduce the business in the lower
~nurt1
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STATEMENT OF THE LEvEE FUND

70 warrants issu. d from Bv smnunt Of one per
- 4,h, 1865. to 'nne 7 cent tax on 3 622 ~.
1869. ..........A 1882 % ............ 4lIh2s o.
appropriations for ~hich Nv balance of fluid :. turn
no v arrants. ..... 1881 Al &c. ................4 50
To notes due Hart g. He-
bert ............ cN M
Balance due Treas 81 10
70 balance u,.pxpa d.
d. .......... 1867 IS
Total.... ell 662 81 Total. ...$Il662 -
By bal. nee, June Z. leg. .......... a. 667 IS
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
DL Crr

West Baton Rouge Parish Court
IL matter succersion If TIssimond He
bert, deceased. No. 7O2.
WHEREAS Trasimond Balm has this
dav filed a final tsbl-au in tn" above en-
titled and numbered successi0n-
Notice is hereby given that all legal
opposition to the h%nmologation Of said final
and tableau must he made in the
Clerks office of this parish within thirty
DAYS from the first publication Of this
notice. W. S. LOBDELL. =
Parish Judge.
Office, West Baton Rouge this
7th dav of August. q. d 1859.
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M Fender is off for the North in q
few days to lay 10 bis stock Of fall "nd
winter supplies. When it comes in all its
varied beauties, look ont for fne goods
and low prices. Fender knows how to
keep the nimble sixpence yin operation.
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n. W. Pope. Pres. P. J.
J. O. Hebert,
r R C'inn,
j. V Dnralde,
w. B. Chambprlin. Trr.
Committee

OO mOl1On ~ MI. Durable It Woo
Resolved, That the clerk of the police
jury be required t" enter on the margin
4 his warrant book the sum sotal Of the.
warrants issu-d to the date Of the report,
IF the c. nmittee to examine the finances.
opposite the last warrant included in the.
list, and that he b. requested for the tu.
tire t." state in the margin the smouut'.
Ut each warrant TO he added up at tie.
foot Of each page so ne to reprrspnt At,
all times the amount of warrants iasyed..
On motion Of Mr. Durable it was resulted.
That the clerk If the district court 10.
authorized to have made a inry certificate.
took, with u marginal record and Drank,
certificates, and that he he reqsrsieds
whenever he issues certificates tos,s,e ~,
the margin the term If court, the nsmU
f the Juror and the amount ~hsisensitlsd
to receive.
On motion IT Mr.. CHM it was
Resolved. Tina: the president Of ibe
police jury be authorized tO'sppoih'a
cnmmittee composed Of Eve m.Mb'rrof
this body, assisted ty the parish ssrvr,or
10 make u survey Of the lsvees Of I'D
parish, and report their couditioD, with
estimate of the cnet of building sndire
pairing same, 1t the next .easieH..
The president appointed on said cnur
mite. Hubert B. b',t. j. Tss Landry. J.
v. Durable. B, r Chiun'snd L s. Rese-
lore.
On motion Of Mr.. Durable It was
Resolved. That the president Of the
president of the p"lics jury appoint y
Of three m~mb~r* of this hoAy
to cancel and destroy the binds .uh"'iz1
ID to be issued by resolution of February
22d. 1867, and which were MT isssed.
The president appointed on ssid COM
.'Dittre, Durable. Dubroca and O. Hepert.
On motion Of Mr.. Durable it was
Resolved. That the resolution anthos's'
log the president and parish surveyor 70
contract for necessary repairs to the par
'sh levee and to advertise for proposals
making said repairs. be and the ssne
~ hereby repealed.
The yeas ard nays being called q
-nid resolution. Landry, Durable. JIG.
aid Stevens voted aye, and =.
and Ch,nn voted nay.
On motion If MI. Durable IL vss
Resolved. Thst the treasurer be ~
not tn allow commissions to To
collector Of parish taxes until that o1bcef
makes his final settlement.
% motion of Mr.. Durable i was
Resolved. That the sum of 500 be ana
he same, is hereby appropriated TO cus!o
md repair the bridges an the upper btelJ
N the cut-pf road, aud that Q. NJ
Blanc. Leon l. june and J V. Durslae.
IT,, be appointed to contract for tns
anne and u superintend the work.
The finance committee recommenoeo
he payment of the following a.eoansss
which were. on. motion. allowed .
General fund-To d. Hrlert, commits
,issioner Of election, 81 90 '. bisn.
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List Of levees huile ny the parish t.
form part Of report Of committee to *
anime into the finances Of the parish.
June 28,h, 1869. General statrmen,
showing the l-vrrs built, their cost, I"
whom paid and to whom act due:
Wart. to E. NJ. DubrOca, Kinchploe l.vae.
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STATEMENT OF THE GENERAL FUND.

To OUTSTANDING pensh b. b.lance due f,r taxes
warrants. ...... sl'O6 66 Of 1866 1867 1863 ara
TO outstanding levee var 1866. $3.50 IS
rants. ......... 999 6 Nv balance due lev-e
20 note OF Hart & He. fund. ........... = 797 80
bert. ........... 500 90 ev an oun, FIR .cen.es FL,
amount o. jury certific stes 1865. ........... SO 10
saw. concerned. 500 no Bv amount due for the
approximations. no war rrv........... $50 On
rants issued. ....l59l Al Bv balan. Q Of collections
Balance duo Ire g rer If returned ......... 10 50
parish funds. ..... ID 81
Balance rue lreasu' 2 of
lew finds. ...... 81 -
% balance bro Oh, over
. ......... 2O,5A AZ
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SUGAR PLANTER.

Observation-Disclosures for this paper should
be directed to Baton Rouge, not West Baton
Rouge. Exchanges will confer q favor by direct
ing as above.
Any of our Baton Ronge friends having CON-
umnications. ETC., for this paper, by leaving
them on the Ferry-boat, they will lie promptly
received and attended to.
Oar Baton Rouge patrons must send over 9c'r
advertisements on or before Thursdss to secure
their insertion the same week.
Messrs. f.. E. Overall h Co.. are our duly au-
thorized agents for the CITY of New Orleans.
Messrs Cheatham & Walter are our duly au-
horizei agents FOR the CITY Of 3aton Rouge.
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Total. ..$2'.74 s 80 Total...... Is 74s SO
By balance, June Z. 869............ So ,554 Al
By this summing will he sren that
the debts of the parish, since the war.
mounts only to s.. 1874 sc. and its credits
:" s25 748 SO. showing the sun or $50.
554 81 over and above It's Liabilities. /,
must I've observed that the credits ar.
based on the taxes TO he collected. and
the amount "f these taxes has been taker.
from the tax rolls of each Of those years ::
that large deductions must he made fn,
delinquent lists. for commissions on col.
and disbursements, which will
reduce considerably the receipts.
However large the allowance, we may
rely IN a large balance in our favor.
W. are we'll aware that owing to frequent
in legislation, the collection o.
Z has been much retarded, TO thu
great injury Of the parish ; hut these
causes. brought about hy measures beyond
your control, and now removed, the col
lection has been resumed and progressing
ID a way to induce the belief that in y
very short time sufficient funds will come
mt" your treasury to absorb the out-tan
Ting claims, aud supply the treasury
With funds to meet all further Demands.
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SATURDAY. AUGUST 7, 1869

a- Thanks to Com. Johnny Gnrvin
for bis attentions every week. Johnny
ought to be q bishop.
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IL p lice Jury HAVE, SllCc III WAL. Nv spc' hi
resolution, aurhnrizrd the payment Of tie
above warrants now 10 possession OF J | Lam
day
L-vee Bond in favor Of 4 Lec'errq. dated
September 30 1850 with S per cent interest
rar aunum f. m 18th Juue 1861, tor ........ So "a
Levee ~ond in favor OF \ :; Woods. dated
>e yenbe' 3. 1860. due June 1860, nth 5 pr
cent interest from 18th June 1851. ....... 500 90
Lever Bond in favor OF A c Woods Of same
da,e and inte, est due ~ 1860 .......... 100 on
Levee Bond in favor Of \ C Woods of same
date ard interest due June !, $50. ......... 100 90
Levee B,"d il favor of 4 c Words Of same
date and interest. due | - 1860. ........ 50 90
Levee rond in favor Of G Woods OF same
cate and interest. due | June. 1860. ......... so 90
"rrant in favor # W q Chamhe,iin. rhi-f
OF Police No 10 OF date March IS, 1863. -. $50 o.
Jnr, Bonds in favor # G Woods. $780,. Is IS
Wsrraut favor OLA V Il E VI Dub,oca of
date February 4. 1861. for surveys. ......... 300 20
Levee Bond in favor OF Bayou Sara & ew
n,leans Nail Co, Of date cptember ;, 1861,
due ! June 1861, W tn 5 Per cent interest from
18th June 10 ! 6o...-.:............... 800 on
v arrant No so. Issued Feb 1850, IN favor of
} Allet } 81 Is
Jury warra"t III favor of LANDRY dated 10
jury warrant IN tavor of A ) Woods, dat'd in
1901. ..-..-....... 10
IOtai.. S2l I IA
Ill.,
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$500 70

The above list ahows that ESQ.,.
have issued for $4.s2a 20 Tint ' .ns'a
"r'at'"ns have been made for ,h;ch =.
warrants have yet heen drawn. 40 NJ, Az 10
The -xpe"a"s on the Kiucb.L~ I.0"
amounts :" - 24s le; on the H;.tse
'evre, 1856 For the other levre. =
o'ymrnt hrs been made in one v.,r. 20
we refer yon to the list to ehov n. ~
+ each Y"u will observe thu, 49,. o'.
No: 294. i" favor Of VIM viii. g..
Sl55 81, is included in the for. oo;"s
list, but it was paid in error n of ,Is
general fund. JUG
W. ind that under resolution. If Ia.
March 2lst. 1868. forty bonds Of 19s
Zach, were filled by the warrant c,s,r
ten of which were signed by the pre-.
lent IT the police jury the Others ain
IN the warrant book Of the te. a;en.d
ny the president, four have been p.;d Nv
the treasurer. We wonld rec.nm.nd
that tho warrants not disposed Of to be
returned to you to be canc~lied. Since
making the foregoing compilation. il N.
'ern di' c"vered that the three warrants
ssued respectively to B. Landry. Sam
Lrv+que and 0. Landry for $50 Sc. are
amounts included in the item ri 1851 81.
and the amount Of said wsrrants should
TO swrIl the balance in favor Of the
special levee fund.
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IA.

and she warmly advised him not to
lose that fortunate opportunity of al
lance with wealthy family like Mr..
SANKEY'S. lliaa.sa 3e.'t Z, saeitsn4ts
T Love, happiness, and quiet content
ment reign in Corass little homo, new
er disturbed by tho chickering's and con-
slant quarrels which jar upon the heart
in the stately mansion of Mr.. Henri
Marvin. The woodbine and the Gle
mats wreathe around the portico, and
shut ont the. glare and tnmnlt Of the
world. The June roses sfdroop down
from the caves and the air is a as fra
grant with the breath Of flowers as
those three banpv hearts are musical
with the voice Of peace. 9'R p
Far. far different is Il With Marvin.
Maud has already DROPPED dropped the, mask mas
and there is = constant ouarreline and
contention between them. Mrs Mar
y vim, ovveerrpowered With the increasing
s storm ca,rn has dropped IN the grave, and
left them alone IN their Grand and elc-
.. CANT home. Happiness peace and con-
49,. 49, ~ tt.Il
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TT is entirely different in principle and
i action from oil Others, and has every
desirable advantage, viz: 1t has NO SPRINGS,
thus avoiding all injurious pressure at the
back, at the same time supporting the alb
domen and relieving the aperture of all un
due weight. 1t is as comfortable night or
day. as glove, ndapts itself to any posi-
ton. can be applied at any age. 1t is NOT
COMPLICATED, and cannotg get out of order.
it is the only Truss that PERMANENTLY
CURES the most obstinate as well as recent
cases Of RUPTURE, qualities possessed by no
other Truss, as those who have worn the
various kinds with Springs or Iron Bands
can testify. sg,as -. a4
With an experience Of moro than twelve
years practice in the treatment and cure Of
HERNIA and RUPTURE, can prom
isc more PERFECT RELIEF, COMFORT and Sc
cURIrY and more RAPID IMPROVEMENT than
can be obtained of any other person or APP
pliance in the South, without regard to age
of the patient, or length ofstime afflicted.
Call or address, with stamp for circular.
DR.. Il. ST. g. FERRISS,
Office No. st. Charles street,
81 New Orleans, La.
Sept %, 1s69-3m. s. - s.ss@
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Iron Wire, Timers Stock and Tin
ners' Tools.
Attention Gotten and Sugar Planters.

THE SEPTOLINE OIL COMPANY
u ECEIVED the First Premium at the
Il a last State Fair for their Cotton Gin,
Cane She'd and Hand Lanterns, and are
now offering them at
rs REDUCED PRICES. f.
Those who have tried them will uso no
other, and those who have not, are inform
ed that we guarantee full satisfaction, and
mean what we say. sf
a Our oil is sold under q full guarantees
that it is Nou-Explosive-it contains no
grease. it does not smoke aud emits no
odor while burning.
We also have on hand and are now re-
ceiving tho largest assortment of lamps,
lanterns and Lamp Goods in the South,
which we offer at Wholesale or retail ut
prices that will astonish all buyers.
81 Portable Gas in great variety Smith &
Wards Patent Burners. ssslss
70 Office and Sales Room No. 10 Dan.
phine street, near Canal street, New Or
leans @
~ Sept. 1, 1569-3nl. H
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si .s:ls. SINGERS 3tfs
Celebrated New Family Sewing Ma
M chine. ~

=
TT IS the best Sewing Machine ever Of
Il fered to the public. 1t hens anu feIis,
braids, cords, tucks, marks and embroiders
with such elegance and ease, that the finest
needle work would look mean in COMPARE
son. 1t is the only Machine ever invented
that embroiders with the Lock Stitch, and
on account of its adjustable fort, has great
err range of work than any other. 1t is used
almost exclusively by all the Lady Mill
ners and in all the Converts IF New Or
leans and it has the greatest circulation Of
any Machine in the world. The sale of
this Machine now equals that of all others
put together. and warrant every Machine
I sell to give satisfaction, and after q fair
trial to return the money If it does not do
so. sri I JOHN McNULTY, ss5a
Z Camp street,
New Orleans
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LEATHER and FINDINGS STORE,
No. sc OLD LEyEE ST.,

New Orleans, La
rH,HE INSPECTION OF THE TRADE
Il and buyers generally is specially in
vited to my complete and comprehensive
stock of everything pertaining to the
SHOE MANUFACTURINGL LINE. keep
constantly on hand the best French and
American calfskins. moroccos, bindings,
toppiugs, etc. He,nlock and Oak sole
leather, English Serges, Webs, Elastic
Gore, Binding Ribbon, etc. My arrange
ments in EHrope and in this country ena.
BILE me to offer the greatest advantages to
the trade. WIN. j. SHELDON,
SO Old Levee ST.,
Between Bienvillo and Customhouse strs.
Aug. Is, IS60-ly.
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

ifeitia if = PHOENIX 81 -. aE.y.;I
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
sfaF Il aiG.w OF aIt.aas ast5 :
HARTFORD, CONN. xs.
.sEsfg f9dfe T5sii gg;y. .
Assets. ,i....i. ...s.... $4,000, 600
e. FEssENDEN, ;. . - ~, President
JEFF. BURNSri. 2..!........ /. Secretary
| bra gU5 III y .-i3Yi 9d3 gia}sy j
TyHIS old and reliable Company tissues
every desirable form of Policy. All
Policies are non-fOrfeiting. 1t grants a
loan Of SO per cent. of the premium or all
tables, aud pays so per cent. dividend afl.
nua1Iy on the same mo deduction Of
notes from Policies'' at never Irrigated
claim" Pays its losses promptly. Cash
rates. with dividends annually; also chill.
dfens endowments. g-,g erf5 esgssl
SOUTHERN BRANCH
No. 1l2 Canal street, corner st. Charles,
s4siS NEW ORLEANS. : ~ /.
- hsnss{e3oiEtni GEO. S. DARLING,
JOHN II. CARTER, lt!cs4 !He io Manager
General Agent. IA
REFERENCES:
/ Glendy Burke, Banker. T. T. A. Lyons,
Commission Merchant, N. o. Richard d.
Sale, Shreveport WIN. Beynon, Mansfield
Gen. Edward Sparrow, Lake Providepce.
Martin Rabalais, Avoyelles Parish. :.
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