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The Republican journal., 1876-10-12

Those who failed 10 visit the Centennial made up
by attending the Waldo County Fair.
George Woods, Alderman for Ward 8, is also chair
man of the board of assessors, and street commits
sioncr.
Our Republican men and brethren didn't look
cheerful over the election news on Tuesday. Such
is the fate Of war.
The bald headed men Of this CITY talk of forming
an association. Any who parts his hair in the
middle will be admitted
Scandal is particularly lively i'll our place just now.
Like death, it loves shining mark. Most of the
victims think it best to let the tongues wag until
they tired.
The katahdin Encampment l. 0. 0. L. of Bangor
make en excursion to this city to-day, and will be
entertained by the Belfast Odd Fellows. They will
be accompanied by cornet band.
Vessels have had hard chance get to the south
and west laeiy,-some having lain in port nearly
two weeks. After the storm Of Friday the wind
came from the northwest and they all went to sea.
When Belfast vessel is detained in port on ac-
count OF head winds the captain usually invests in
some venture to make up his wages. Potatoes now
offer good profit In that line and more or less go
on every vessel.
The pair of mules shown Mt the fair by the citizen
OF Morrill, who was designated in recent card in
the Age as tom Storer," were very handsome. The
owner says The likelicst is named not Erred >
but Frederick.
On the morning when the steamer Cambridge and
City OF Richmond are due there is a for the first
landings in order to get the way passengers On
Tuesday morning the Richmcnd arrived at half past
six o'clock and the Cambridge before seven.
Morning services at the ntarian Church was re-
sumed last Sunday and the Sunday School reopened.
Next Sunday morning the Lords Supper will be OBJ
served. and the Sunday School held at II O'Clock
in the afternoon. instead Of the usua hour Evening
services will be commenced on the following sun
day, Oct 22d
The schr. Mary, hay loaded for Bruins wick Ga,
before reported detained ON account of yellow fe-
yer, has hauled into Pitchers dock and discharged
her cargo 1t being difficult to obtain a crew. The
owners Of the hay south teegraphed that if the YES
sci would come they would discharge and load
her below the city, keeping the crew away from
town
T. ". Pitcher & CO. announce a new and large
stock OF dry and fancy goods OF all descriptions at
very low figures. They have late stock gentle
men CT reputation and customers can rely upon what
they may tell them. Read their advertisement in
another Standardization is called to to the notice
O. Mrs, Richards and Mis- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
centennial excursion advertised to leave Oct 49,
IoI information address ID. IL. oung, Portland
rank Miller Il former resident of Waldo county
calls the attention of eastern travellers to his oyster
and lunch room in Boston. Read his advertisement
Boat picked up of Sears island. Inquire Of W. i.
Cochran, n the Island.
The Republican journal., 1876-10-12
Lee Sentenced to bo Shot.

SALT LAKE, Oct. 10. At Beaver to-day
Judge Boreman passed sentence upon Jno.
d. Lee, for participation in the Mountain
Meadow massacre 10 years ago. In doing
so he called attention to the atrocity of the
crime, and the inability heretofore OF the
authorities to procure evidence; that the
conspiracy to murder was widespread ;
that Lee was finally offered up as sacri-
flee to popular Indignation. but that others
equally guilty might hereafter expect
punishment. The prisoner having the
right under the laws of the Territory to
choose death by hanging, shooting or be-
heading, and having chosen to be shot
was sentenced to be shot to death Jan
26, 1877.
The Republican journal., 1876-10-12
COT TIIIa OUT.
It May Save Your Life.

There is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs,
Colds or Consumption, yet some would die
rather than pay IS cents for a bottle OF mcdi-
cine that Won d cure them. DIR. A. BosCHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP has lately been introduced in
this country from Germany, ana its wonderous
cures astonishes every one that try it. If you
doubt what we say in print, cut this out and
take it to your Druggist in any town and get a
sample bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two
doses will relieve You. Regular size IS cents.
Il. II. Moody, agt. for Belfast; kittrdge, Rock
land; Fletcher, Camden; ----, Waldoboro;
Smith & Sons. Searsport; ----, Bucksport; ;
Robinson, ThomastOn. eoWl3
The Republican journal., 1876-10-12

Correspondence OF inc 5oUrna
CAEvER's HARBOE. All Of the government
workmen at thi> place have been DISCHARGED,
ami the prospect is that we Shall have nothing
to do for the winter. The discharge Of 50 many
men has a depressing effect on all busincss, par
ticularly boarding houses and stores. X. r.
Carver failed last week with liabilities 50 900 {;
others are shaky....A stone dam is being built
across the outlet Of Old IIarbor Pond, so called.
II is intended 10 make IN ice and fish pond of
it.....Thc lobster factories al this place and
North Haven are in operation, doing a fair bus-
ness....Some of the discharged workmen have
gone to Hurricane Island.
The Republican journal., 1876-10-12
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Ihe number of vessels belonging to, or bound TO
or from ports in the United States reported totally
lost during the month of September last is 3d. Fol
lowing is the list of those hang from this State:
Schrs. l. Standish, of Pembroke, wrecked; Lot
ne, OF Calais. wrecked; Laa Rookh, Of Swans Is
land, wrecked; Israel Snow, of Rcckland, wrecked ;
Leocadia, Of Portland, sunk by collision; Azelda &
Laura Of Georgetown, wrecked; brig Faustina, of
Stockton foundered.
The brig Silas n. Martin, OF Castine, is being
thoroughly repaired at j. W. Dressers yard at that
port.
Ship Eliza Mcneil Mills, from New York for San
francisco, went ashore on the side of Gedney's
Island, 9TH inst, but off next tide with slight
damages, and proceeded to sea.
Schr. Ruth Darling has been taken on the railway
at Bucksport. and coppered.
LAUNCHED.-At Damariscota, 9th inst, ship
JoSephus, l41O tons, partially owned by Capt. VIM.
A. Rogers, Of Searsport, who will command her. At
Bath 5th ints., bark Fred Lttleteld, 1000 tons At
ffeeport, same date, ship sam Joaquin, about 1900
tons
Brig Mary c. Roosevelt, Of Richmond from Savan-
nah 1or satilla River, returned to Tybee, 5th inst,
with the Captain sick, and be died there the sth,
as late dispatch states
Schr. Nimena, of Machias went ashore ON Lark's
Ltdge, of Thomaston, 1st inst, but got off
without serious damage
Adyices from Madeira TO Sept 81 state that the Br
and crew OF the American brig faustina, Connauton
from Penarh Sept for Havana, which foundered
sept H. The Faustina hailed from Stockton.
brig Fidelia, at Dublin from Bangor, Oct s. reports
the loss OF deckload and one man overheard
Sch Thomas Siunickson, from Georgetown, d c,
IN coming into dock at Newport, 9TH inst, coided
"ith Schr Napoleon. Of Bangor, but did little dam
age.
Schr War stced Tor saco and the fishing schooner
Light OF Home, came in collision in Newport harbor
on the Sth. and the former lost jb BOOM with the
rigging attached, but proceeded after making tenn
porary repairs
FREIGiiTs. Foreign freighting has improved but
httie, though there is reported to be scarcity Of
ready tonnage in New \ orh and Philadelphia DO
mestic coal freghts remain firm: $ LEO is now paid,
NeW York to Boston. Nc important charters Of
Belfast vessels have been made during the week.
The Republican journal., 1876-10-12

Incacuabie are the benefits deriv ed from
HUNTS REMEDY, Kidney, Bladder and Gland
ular Complaints, Diabetes, Gravel, Diseases of
the Urino. Genital Organs, Retention and Incon-
Thence of Urine, Pain in the Back and LoiEs,
Female Irregularities, EXcesses, Intemperance
and Nervous Prostration are cured by HUNT's
REMEDY. Bright's Disease is cured by HUNTS
REMEDY
The Republican journal., 1876-10-12
BOSTON MARKET.

MONDAY, Oct. 9.
BUTTEk-Fa made New FORK and Vermont
butter ranges 30a;2c. Straight dairies range from
24a21c; choice dairy packed Western sells readily al
2da2sc, repacked Western at l9a23c.
CiEESE-Pfices for good factory range from
1lal2c. and fine do from 12al3c
EGGS-Thc market is firm, but the demand is
moderate at 23a24c per doz for Northern and Eastern
5EANA-Mediums are quoted at i 55al 30 for
old and new, and choice new pea beans sell at 81
u IL per bush.
POTATOES-Prccs range from 5Sa63c for com
mon aud poor ,Iacksons and other white varieties,
and .0a15 per bush for Early Rose
FRI ClT-Apples remain dull, and the market is
quiet at s1a 100 for fair good fruit and s. 90 per
Dbl. for fancy lots.
HAY AND sTRAW-We quote prime coarse hay
at Sl9ooa2o.oO per ton; medium do at $lS00al90 90;
fine do ut &l601al1 90 Straw at 1923 00a2+ 90 per
The Republican journal., 1876-10-12
BELFAST PRICE CURRENT
MARRIED.
C0rrecfe0 Wee&Iy Tor tAe Journl

la this city, Oct. .th, by Rev. J. A. Ross, Mr..
Charles O. Hunter Of Boston, and Miss Olive NJ.
Hammond OF Belfast.
In Belmont, Oct. lst, BY Samuel Fletcher, Esq,
MIR. Ebcn s. Flagg Of California, and Miss Georgia
A. Meader Of Belmont.
In Gushing, Sept 30th, by j. Il Malcolm, Esq,
Mr.. lowell +. smith, of Friendship, and Miss Hat
tie j. Beckett Of Cushing.
In renobsco, Sept. 18th, MIR. Henry W. Lowell
and Miss Ida Bel Leach, both of fenobsco.
In Castine Oct. LIST, Alphonzo Curtis and Lilly NJ.
Webster, both Of PeMobscot.
The Republican journal., 1876-10-12

otatuary notices, oeyoaa the pate, ,Nome omd Age
must Ge paid for.J
In this city, Oct. eth, Mrs. Polly Walker, aged ~
years and months. Mrs. Walker one of our
man, and her loss viii be deeply felt among her
friends and acquaintances. She was the mother OF
sixteen children.
AT sea. 2st ult., Mr. H. Mcfarland first officer of
balque Mary c. Hale, of Ellsworth aged 81 years.
In kockand, Oct, I'd, Mrs. Frances j., wife of Is
aac c. Abbott, aged 80 years and months.
In Rockand, Oct, "a, Miss Lizzie S. Crowcll, aged
about Is years.
In Rockland, Sept. 28th, Pelcntia, daughter OF
John and Hannah Odiorne, aged IS years
In Rockland. Oct. 1st Herbert Burns, son of Ma
ria Stover, aged 10 months and 10 days.
In Hancock, oct. 1st, Mr.. William Mcfarland
aged s. years.
In Trenton, Oct, "a, Annie f. March, youngest
daughter of Byron f. and Sarah +. March, aged j
years. II months and Is days.
The Republican journal., 1876-10-12
There need be no pain where Cen

taur Liniment is used. Burns and Scalds are
healed without scar. Rheumatism, Sprains,
and most flesh, bone and muscle ailments can
b. absolutely cured. There are two kinds.
The White Centaur Linment is for family use,
the Yellow for horses and animals. One trial
will convince the incredulous.
The Republican journal., 1876-10-12

The Communications Of those who have been
its guests, is the best advertisement for the
American House of Boston. This great hotel is
centrally and most conveniently located, is sup
piled with all modern improvements, and is
most desirable home for the visitor to Boston.
The Republican journal., 1876-10-12
Castora is a rerfec

CaStOra is perfect substitute for Castor
Oil, without any of its objections for it is pleas
ant to take. and does not nauseate or gripc.
For Costiveness at any age, but especially for
Sour Stomach, Wind Collie, Worms and Dis
ordered Bowels of Children, it is the most eff
fective remedy in existence. 1t is harmless, it
is reliable and it Is cheap.
The Republican journal., 1876-10-12
Nows OF the City and County.

not a Castle in the air-ths foundry building on
Front street.
Henry Dunbar is building new stable on Wash
jngton street
The first ice Of the season made in this vicinity on
Sunday night.
Lecture at the North church next sunday evening.
subject, "ConServatsm."
As the days decrease in lcngta, the factories short
en- mp their working hours,
Hemen Temple Of Honor choose. officers on Tues
day evening Of next week.
1t is said thai the fashionable cardinal red will
extend to all female garments.
lhe City Guards gave a bali at Hayford Hall on
Wednesday evening Of last week.
sIrs. Charles u. Field and family have gone to
Baltimore Md, to pass the winter.
Among those who most checrfully welcome the
early wood fire is the chilled houSedy-
4 person who hasn't been to the centennial, isn't
considered OF much account nowadays.
Nobody complains ofthe potato crop this year. 1t
abundant il yield aud excellent in quality.
poss are being poisoned about town. We can
stand heHllhy reduction in the dog population,
Nl Mr.. Lincoln Blanchard, who recently moved
tfon stockton TO Belfast please cIl at This office:
among the most pcrpieNi0g callers n anewspaper
uie" is tine man wliowans his name kept ont OF the
police reports.
far mousse OF 1homa. +. 4. Farroy ON Union
tI'et, has beea sod for $500 70 Mrs. Sarah Dur
-iH, who VIII occupy il.
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The Republican journal., 1876-10-12

\ new source OF danger to ships was
made apparent at New York last week
The bark Europa, while in dry dock, took
fire IN the hold and was seriously dam
aged. 0f 4 gang of carpenters who were
at work under the decks, six were sulloca-
ted or burned to death. 1t appears that
the Europa had carried petroleum so long
and her timbers were so saturated with
oil, that a candle overturned in the hold
set her in A blaze at once, and the fire
spread SO rapidly that the men could not
escape In these times Of petroleum
ireights, owners and underwriters will
have to look out for this new danger
The North Knox Agricultural Fair, at
Appleton last week, was purely aericul-
tural gathering, the demoralizing horse
trot being ruled out Nearly SIX hundred
entries OF various kinds We're made. The
display of horses, cattle, fruit, &c. was
remarkably fine The ladies department
WIS specially attractive, showing many
excellent and Ingenious specimens of
handiwora Our friends in Knox are en-
titled to credit for getting up a fair com
pretending SO much excellence, and rul
ing out trotting and jockeyism.
The sad intelligence has been received
Of the death at Liverpool of Capt. r. l..
Gichrist, OF the firm Of Il i. Gilchrst &
Co, ship brokers and commission mer-
chants. Capt &. was well known to all
American ship-masters irequenting that
port, and WAS highly esteemed for his in
telIigence, iaith!ulness and integrity lie
was Il native of Thomaston.
The Republican journal., 1876-10-12

r, Ga iroa Aselaidt, Aug 9tL, ship Augustine kobb
Carver, United States.
Sid from Hamburg, Oct Gth ship Louis Walsh,
White, New Orleans.
Ar at Cardiff, Oct Sth, ship Phineas Pendleton.
Nichols, Havre.
The Republican journal., 1876-10-12

William Hunter, of Bristol, lacks only few
months of being one hundred years old, and re-
tains his faculties to a remarkable degree.
The Republican journal., 1876-10-12
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was discovered by a missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INNAN Station d, Bible House Nee YORK city.
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The Republican journal., 1876-10-12

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sleep, foul stomach, tainted breath, langour,
depression OF spirits, always attendant on the
worst cases OF cutaneous eruptions, are speedi-
Is and radically removed by these medicines
the ointment cleanses the skin, and the Pills
purify the blood, stimulate the liver, and pro-
mote Digestion. - cents per box or pot.
The Republican journal., 1876-10-12

preme court. Isaac Staples got bail--tbe others
went to jail. Staples and Larrabec have been be
fore the court before for other offences.
ltt FAIR HE twenty ninth annual exhibition
oi the Waldo County Agricultural Society com
henced at the Park on Monday afternoon and closes
Ni7 afternoon. The weather was very favorable
.Ni the attendance Monday was below the aver
'S" on commencement day. and but little interest
manifested. There was a very small showing OF
''"ck-onc Jersey bull by Randall Ellis of Belfast
'Le Dutch bull by j. G.. Harding of Waldo, and a
T." pmrs OF oxen, cows and sheep. On inquiry con
efhing the small exhibit of stock a Granger re-
"aTked SIT wasn't much inducement for q farmer
10 take the trouble and expense of bringing large
lumber of cattle on the grounds for n premium OF
~ Our fairs" said he, 'run all to horse rots The
WSpay of produce inside the building was small bu,
" extra quality. Mammoth beets, cabbages, pota
'oes' Nc were displayed. j. l.. Twitchell, of Mont
NE made the largest and best show, exhibiting one
squash that weighed 49, pounds. There were few
'p'cnnens Of needle work in the ladies department
'olne farming implements, but on the whole rather
. small show. The committe on sheep awarded tn,
''st premium TO Elijah Morrill, of Belfast, secont
premium to Daniel Toothaker of Belfast First pre-
mum IN lambs awarded to l. III. Reynolds of Brook
secohd premium to Daniel Toothaker of Belfast
'lISt premium on buck awarded to |. ii. Reynold
brooks and second to j. l.. Twitchell Of Mont
me- me following premiums were awarded on cat
y" "-lst on working oxen, L. W. Berry, Belfast
", riiin Cunningham, I'd on two year old heifer; A
w. hiils Belfast, 1st on jersey bull; j. G. Harding
= On Dutch bull; VIM. N. Hail. Belfast, 1st on fa
oxen and cows; ID. A. Wadlin, Northport, I'd OF
'"'ch COW and I'd on stock cattle and two year oil,
"ei'er' Ihe second day was devoted to the examin
"toh OF horses, the election of officers and trot
ihe third day was for test of draft horses an,
oxen and sweepstakes trot in the afternoon. Their
were some good trotters on the ground, but we ar
unable to give the result of the race it is beinG
trotted as we go to press.
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SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans No. 81 ,296.-By virtue of a writ OF
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, for city taxes of 1875
han proceed to sel at pubic auction at the Mer-
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city, on FRIDAY, April 81
1876, at twelve O'Clock the following described
/. NINEIEsN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, sit
number three hundred and forty. seven bouude /
by Caliope, berty Bnphrosine and Howard
streets designated as follows: lots numbers six
to ten measuring one hundred and ffty-
eight feet on Calliope street by one hundred and
twenty.tisht feet in depth; lot number eleven
one hundred end twen'y-eight feet in depth; LET'S
numbers twelve and thirteen measuring sixty
f9tr fes on Howard street by one hundred and
sixteen measuring sixty feet on RuphrOsine
street by one hundred and twenty eight feet in
depth; let number seventeen measuring thirty
one feet seven inches on Euphrosine street bv
ore hundred and twenty eight feet in depth:
ao.s summers eighteen and nineteen measuring
hundred and twenty eight feet in depth: let's
numbers twenty and twenty-ons measuring,
one hundred and twenty eight feet in Ieptt.
lots numbers twenty two and twenty three meas.
hundred and twenty eight feet in depth; lots num-,
ooIs twenty four and twenty FIVE measuring sixty.
tour feet On Liberty street, by one hundred and
=. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the First District Of this city, in square number
three hundred ard ferty. eight, bounded BY Cal.
uope, Liberty Howard and Clio streets. desisnsted
80 lot number eight measuring thirty feet on
in depth. ,-o Ao0'
3. A CERTAIN lot OF GROUND, situated in
IN the FIRST District Of this city in square number
g hundred and twenty nine, bounded BY Palmyra,
Banks. bupre and Gsyoso streets designated as
lot number four, measuring thirty feet on Paimyra
street. BY one hundred feet in depth,
Seized in the above suit
TeIms-Cash ON the spot.
kUGENE WAGGAMAE
ml2l apl FL Civil Sheriff of the Parisc of C;eans
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. Barthelemy
Reboul.

SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. ~, 336.-By virtue of a rit o:
heri facas to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
III he above entitled cause for city taxes of 1875
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Ner
chants and AuctiOneers Exchange ROYAL street
between Canal and Customhouse streets in the
Second District of this city, on FRIDAY April
H. 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following de
sCIibed property, to wit
]. ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated ia
the Second District of this city in square numbt
eighty four. bounded by St. Philip, UIsulines, Dau-
phlne and Burgundy Streets desigaat as lot
number twenty FIVE measuring thirty feet on ST.
Phillip street. by ninety feet in depth.
2. ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the SECOND District of thi, city, in square number
eighty five, bounded by Dauphire, st. Philip D,l.
name and Burgundy streets, design ted as lot
phne street, by one hundred and twenty seven
feet in depth
8. ONB CRRTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the Second District of this city, in square number
one hundred and forty eight, bounded BY st. Ann
Liberty. Dumaine and Marias streets, designated
as lot numter thirteen assuring forty feet ON
st. Ann street. by one hundred and twentyeisht
feet in depth
4. ONE CkkTA1N LOT OF GROUND. situates in
the Second district of this city. IN squars number
one nurGred and eighty, bounded by St. Arm Or
leans Where and Rd bertten streets desRnated a.
lot numb eleven, measuring thirty two feet on
st Ann street by sevent two feet in depth
. ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District Of this city, in square number
Claiborne. Dumaine, st. Ann and DeIbisny str, q 3
designate AZ lot number nine, measuring thirty
one feet on Claiborne street. by ninety tivo fee;
depth - " Ao0s 80
Seized in the above suit.
lerms Cash Oh the spot:
mh2l apl 81 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of nri.,,,
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HCUHNB WAUUAM3N
mhll apl Il Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Oceans
Armand Pilot, agent, W, Mrs. Widow
Catherine Mccormack

Armand Pilot, agent, W. Mrs. Widow
Catherine Mccormack.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans: No. 7SO2.-By virtue of writ
orahle the Sixth District Court for the par
ish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause, I
will proceed to sell at public auction ut the Mer-
chants and AuctiOneers Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and Customhouse streets in the
second District of this city, on SATURDAY. ApIl
1870, at twelve O'clock NJ, all and singular TIE
following described property. together With a l
pnrtenances thereof, and all the rights. ways
servltndes, privileges ard advantages thereunto
pe ionging. or in anywse sppertal ing, viz
. 1. LOT OF GROUND situated IN tins city, N
the square bounded by Girondc, ST. Paul. Poydr
and hevla streets. and designated as lot number
survey Or on tie third of December, 1889 anuexe,,
to an set from Robert c annon to Alexander Jones
passed before j. B. Marks, late a notary public in
this city, on the eighteenth of April lS4o said lot
measures, in American measure, twenty one fest
ten inches front On Hevia street, by q denth NJ
sixty eight feet three inches thee mes, between
parallel lines.
O. A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GRouyn
situated in the same SO uare, and measuring ejybs
feet front on Hevia street, by forty i've feer a..
inches two lines in depth, between parallel Inas
which piece or portion of ground is taken from th
rear OF lots numbers one and two on the aforeman
toned plau.
Said property. was acquired bv da,end.r,
herein by purchase from Joseph r. Avan
per act passed before \. Msgner. LATE = Uotar-
june, 1870 As''oontn ot
Seized in the above suit,
Terms-Cash on the spot.
xU0RNH WA00ANAN
mhs 10 10 aps Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans,