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Deeth Of Rev. Dr. MuhIenberg.

NEW YoRB, April 9.-Dr. William a.
Muhenberg, author of Il Would Not
Live Away" died in his room at St.
Luke's Hospital at 1915 o'clock last
night. He had been UNCONSCIOUS since
Friday. At his own request he will be
buried IN st. Johns Land. DR.. Mullen
berg was the founder of the Institution
in which he died He was great.
grandson of Henry Me.cher Nuhlenberg,
the founder of the German Lutheran
Chnrch in America, and grandson of
Frederick Augustus Muhlenberg, peaScr
Of the first House Of Representatives. DR..
Mullen berg wa, in his Sjth year at the
time of his death
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Advance I'm Coal.

New York, April 9.-At meeting Of
the coal producers and carriers to-day,
the report OF the committee Was agreed
that coal be advanced June lst ffty cents
per ton, 1t being deemed imprudent TO
make u general advance, owing TO the
large amount contracted Tor April and
May delivery. The tonnage agreement
heretofore reported WAS unanimously
adopted. No contracts for coal delivery
beyond May 81, at fixed price, shall be
made.
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Railway Litigation.

TOLEDO. April 9.-In the case OF the
late managers Of the Cincinnati San
dusky and Cleveland rsirosd VS.. the
present management Judges Prentice.
Caldwell and McMsth tonight decided
to postpone the serving Of an application
for the dissolution of the Injunction
agsinst the receivership until Monday
next TO enable the defendants counsel TO
examine sffdavits. The counsel for
plaintiffs may determine 70 withdraw
their affidsvits, in which case q hearing
will probably be had to morrow.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK. April 3.-AoyEY-CIosed
easy st 2tG,3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3t(g5 per cent. Customs receipts
322 900. The Assistant Treasurer dIs.
bursed 800 900. C!csrings Sl2,OOO,OOO.
Sterling strong; long 4S6; shor. 43S.
GoLD-Opeued At l05 and closed at
lOjt, the extreme Of the day Carrying
rs,es per cent. Loan. also made is. to
2 per cent. for borrowing. The advance
in gold Wa attributed ~ the wnrlike
character OF the news from Europe, a
dispatch having been received ssying the
Porte had rejected th. principal clauses
10 the protocol, refuses 70 disaI m, declines
TO send an envoy 70 st. Petersburg and
insists on being allowed 20 deal with
Montenegro without interference by the
other powers.
SILvER-Al London 53td here silver
bars 1924 green backs ll6i gold; silver
coin per cent discount.
E,uyyRsnysT-Dull and steady.
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Appotntmsuts OF cadets 10 West
Point.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Thc President
has made the following appointments OF
cadets at large to enter the Military
Academy at West Point in June, 1873:
q. A. Gilman OF Fort Lesvenworth,
Kansas, son of Captain II. Gilman, COM
misssry of subsistence, United States
army; William E. Woods of Norwalk,
Ohio, son of Colonel Charles r. Woods,
lretired), late Major General OF volun-
teers, commanding second division
fifteenth army corps; Charles Lee Col.
Inns OF Cincinnati, late Lieutenant
Colonel of the second Kentucky
cavalry; II. B. LOCKER of the District of
Columbia, son of Pay Director
T. H. LOCKER, United States navy; &.
D. Fitch, Indiana, son of the late Capt.
II. s. Fitch, United States volunteers,
who served on the stsffs of Generals Pope
and Sherman, and grandson of DR.. G. n.
Fitch, who served during the war as
Colenel of the Forty-ffth Indiana VOL
un,eers, and was also United States Sem
stor from Indiana; VIM. b. LeDuc,
Minnesota son of w. G. LeDuc, late
Brigsdier- General of volunteers; War
rem Putnam, New Comford, Mass, only
male descendant of Generals Joseph
Warren and Putnam, OF revolutionary
fame.
The following have been appointed
alternates to take the places OF any of
the above named who may fail to pass
a preliminary examination: b. w.
Pennsylvanis, son of General
who commanded division
trmy corps, and served at
Vicksburg and Chattanooga; G. X.
Missouri, son of General j. W.
late OF U. S. Volunteers, and
now Lieutenant Colonel of the Tenth
csvelry; q. NJ. Mendenhall, California,
son of Captain j. Mendenhsll
Of the Fourth artillery; A. E.
Gregg, New Mexico, son of Colonel j. j.
Gregg, Fifth cavalry, late Brigsdier-
General of volunteers in Iowa and of the
cavalry division; w. A. Thorne, of
Maine, son of Lieutenant Colonel Geo.
Thorne, engineer corps; G. q. Glib ert,
Jr., Montana, son of Lieutenant Colonel
Z. Z, Gilbert, Seventh infantry; Victor
of Wisconsin, nephew of
General John q. Robinson, United States
army.
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Politics and Religion,

RoUDoST, April 9.-The New York
Methodist Conference to-day adopted
the following resolution:
Resolred, While under ordinary cir
cumstsnces we should decline to dIscuss
the political affair. of the nation, we
deem that the present exIgencies call for
an expression Of confidence in the up.
right and ststesmsnlike purposes Of
President Hayes, firmly believing that
the policy thus far adopted of concil.
latlon towards those formerly IN bondage
car mot !sil to advance the welfare Of the
nation and the interests OF Gods king
dom.
A copy of the resolution wss sent to
the President.
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New England VI. T.. Conference.

BosToN, April AT to-day's session
of the New England conference Of the
NJ. f. Church resolution was adopted
expressive of gratitude to President
Hayes and lady for bsnisbing liquor
from their public and private receptions,
and it was ordered that a copy be sent to
the President.
The question of changing the rules so
that the presiding elders shall be nomi-
mated to the bishop by the con-
ference instead OF being appointed
by the bishop, was referred to a commit.
tee to report at the next session.
Rev. DR.. Cummings, on behalf of the
American Peace Society, offered resoll-
tions endorsing the principles of that
society, which were adopted.
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Mexican News.

MATAMoRAs, April 9.-Gen. Cortlns
left here last night at one o'clock with II
strong escort, for the mouth OF the Rio
Grande, where be subsequently embarked
on the Mexican man -of.war Liberty, 10 be
conveyed to Vera Cruz, where it ss be-
lieved he will be placed in the Castle OF
San Juan de UIands His friends are
rejolced that he is beyond the control Of
Csuelez, and feel confident his lie is safe
in the hands Of the Disz government.
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LOOK TO TBE HEALlH OF THE
CITY.

Bv OtiicIa! tables recently printed IN
The REGISTER the information Is gabed
hat the death rate in this city, is In ex-
Cess, this spring, of the mortality ut the
:sme time las, yesr. Exactly why, we
suppose no one can positively tell; but
.,e bad sanitary condition OF the city is
L.! probably responsible. The present
r,..ion of many OF the streets and
s.: Of thI: city is matter OF the
gay-st concern. A great part of the
:4bbish and garbage emptied
:;om back yards and other
pisces durjns the winter still lies
there to tester and breath forth death.
Sg various procs-rs., it hasbecnmo dil-
Lei mass u. mncgra:ei vegetable and
saas. matte" uscparably mingled with
cmmG du>. and soil. The low temper
Ml'e o, The winter months served TO re-
:ari IL fermentation, and it Is thus left
Ike mrgaZ.." 2t ppiSOns waiting for
:2e aFs! aes. OF the later spring months to
explode Il. b" Whole city-every re-
ce'; sAd pur.l"V--ougat to be brought at
once under 4 thorough and intelligent
Inspection and renovation. Partial vigor,
e'eaAAbess effected IN one or ar
ether section only, will not do. To be
elective, the work must be complete,
.lo'olgn, uniform. The whole city Is
ID danger if pestilential emanstions are
ri loose on the wings of the wind, from
''-' Snd nolsome refuse in any part. 1t
conceivable that city full of people
1'T be siiaed by the filth they generate.
'''@ cities have been near}y destroyed
.! '4e neglect Of the proper safeguards
" sanitary sclence. The growth of
lies snd the advance ofcivilization may
" measured BY the attention paid 20
'-ese safeguards, the esteem in which
2ey are held, and the discrimination and
80" Win which they are applied Bar
- - and nomalic tribes have at least
'"'aA'sn'sse over civilized populations
'''"aed IN uncleanly cities. Moved by
1''' sanitary instinct, such tribes run
'''E ''om their filth, just as large armies
A's compelled 10 De moved with fire.
t-sncy, Is soon as il begins to be formi-
-'''T' 'n'iesd o; remaining. as all of in
.''''s S'e compelled TO do, to take the
,.'s ''Ase7ucnceS when it ferments and
,'S'''' sHd fills the air with viewless
Stats 0! death.
: suicidal improvidence in US to 90
H'noui regard to the laws of health
i~s.. -'A,'n Is seriously. perhaps fatally,
tA''v1 'yrreventable causes, and then
APn!s!clan as professional wit
49,, -, u 'Ie estsstrophy. With reference
Pu'"c health of cities, which is
-s''e OF private health, it is hardly
|ucn to say that everything
..l,. fs~'' on tore,hought, timely pre-
,''''a'' vigorous measures for excluding
and Of mosbifc matter or agency.
h, a.! citizen should be required to clean
r,,.. -s o",A yard thoroughly, ventilste,
a. ' wash and lime his cellar. renovate
g.S' 94' houses and remove every posi-.
,o, ..'es'e-oreeder. The street commits
,~'S ,S.s' should see that every street and
-. sc'aped and cleaned. and the
ysn "s'' should be carefully examined
thoroughly drenched.
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Mr.. S. Ii. WOODWARD d informs US that
he has met with fair success in his et-
forts at soliciting stock for the Cleve-
land, Tuscsrswas Valley and Wheeling
railroad. He has induced several OF the
iron men at Steubenvllle, members of the
firm with which he is con nected up there
TO subscribe in aid of this enterprise
These men take this sensible view of the
thing: The g., T. V. s. w. road, when
finished, can afford to, and will, carry
iron ore from the lakes to Wheeling at
lower rate of freight than is now
charged by other roads. This will COM
pei reduction Of freights by the Z. n ?.
road, and Steubenvilie will be benefited
thereby. Mr.. WOODWARD is one of the
most experienced and uniformly success
tul nail men in the country. He never
fails to avail himself of any advantage
presented for the manufacture of nails,
whether it be in the shape of improved
machinery, cheap freights or otherwise.
Therefore, We are net surprised to find
him an earnest advocate Of the building
of the new road.
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Illicit DistiiIers Captured.

MEMPHIS, April 9.-Genersl Pstter-
son, collector Of this District, on last
Friday night made raid on some Illicit
distilleries IN Henry county, Tennessee,
and destroyed two stills, 5000 gallons OF
mash and beer, and other materials, and
arrested four parties concerned in these
crooked distilleries.
There is some unessiness among the
planters below here, caused by the re-
ports of high water in the rivers above,
and as the water here Is within less than
two feet of the danger line.
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kleaneT Husband,

Lose BRANCH, April 9.-The storm
TO day broke hole in the SIDE of the Rus
land. 1t is feared il the heavy weather
continues, the vessei will break in two.
The Amerique has been moved fifty feet
eastward and thought it will float the
next high tide.
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Whining New y.

san F.AscIsco, April s.-For the pact
tso weeks the Sutro tunHei hss passed
through q s.ringer Of quartz, giving low
sssays Fritav the whole face wss in
sold quartz, 1850 feet Of Savage shsfs
QUART. Il resembles Comstock in ~:
c-vs.sline character aud its ore asss, :
are said 10 average s3i.uc.
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Tn. Vanderbilt. and Lake Shore.

New YORK, April 9..-The CONNER
eial says that it seems reasonably certain
that the Vanderbllts have recently added
about $1,000 shares to their holdings of
Lake Shore railroad stock, raising their
interest to over 100, 900 shares, besides the
large holdings OF the family in both
classes of mortgages on the road.
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Tng Council meets tonight when, We
r.s.uue the question of giving the city
government responsible head will be
settled That it will be a stroke OF
economy to pay Mayor to see to the
.giyrcemeut of al the ordinances and TO
enforce accountability upon all other
officers. there is no doubt.
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ROustabOut Killed.

CINCINNATI, April "a colored
roustsbout, named Chss. Smith, was
struck on the head with wrench by
engineer Rhoads, OF the steamer Virgie
Lee, last Friday, and died to-day from
the effects OF the injuries received. On
the arrival of the steamer Vt Portsm )uth
to-day Rhosds was arrested, aad brought
here and Jailed.
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severe Sr0rm

ros,bes., Va, April "A fearful
Nd to.5sr ''rm prevailed here last night
AL the b31.a and Is still raging tonight.
'o1atsd uses s.s hear the wharres are sur
ashes. ,iaa aha partly submerged by the
tsnsse 70, ~ Aho"n in many years. The
property is 10000.
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Cor DOM PIATT Is not to be hung
q, .jncitlng rebellion" On Saturday
hei2dic,ment charging him with that
,,sve oferse was notified in Washington,
.,sCG, PIATT was allowed to go free
h- The present. 1t was agreed by the
A.ornev.General that the inauguration
Of HAYES nipped PIArr'S rebellion il
, 30 hut
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Iron Works 20 Close.

BIRMINGHAM, April 9-Thorney,
Craft " Co.'S, and WoIver * Lamptons
iron works are about TO be closed, because
the eight-hour system has resulted ia =
continuous loss About twelve hundred
workmen will be thrown out Of employ
ment.
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I,it would not be too much trouble
he Administration at Washington
;,,. give us a little of that revival Of
:;,s.. that has been promised so long.
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Tux Eastern question has taken another
.r,r Turkey now refuses to sign the
..,,,ol and asks the poor privilege of
,d,nr her own business, which, it is
,,,Yyb,, is decidedly warlike.
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su,reme Court Decision.

WAsHIsGTos, April The Supreme
Court, in the Centennial appropriation
case, has decided ths: the 81 10000
appropriated by Congress shall De re-
turned to the government before any
dividend. are paid 10 the stockholders.
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Psr WILLIAM A. MUHLENBERG, a
r,,i,yulshed Lutheran minister, died IN
ysv York Sunday night. He was
-, sp.por OF the we'll known beau
.f,p, bvmn Il Would Not Live Away"
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RrutaI Murder.

new YoRH, April 9.-Cornelius Scan
lon WAS found dead on Mulberry street
this morning, having been bound hand
and foot and thrown cut OF third story
window. Two Italians have been ar.
rastai
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accIden,to governor TiIdeu.

NEW YORK, April 9.-EI-Goyernor
Tlden was riding in his carriage this
afternoon, when the horses ran away.
Mr. Tilden jumped out and escaped with
out injury.
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Suicide,

CLEVELAND, Ayril Yesterday an
aged German woman named Fredericka
Ludwig, suicided by deliberately wsdIng
into Lake Erie and holding her head
under water until life was extinct.
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yeuspaper Sale.

ST LOUIS. April 9.-An advertise
meut will appear in the Jorrnat to-mor-
row announcing the SAFE OF the 81 Loui:
Times s. public suction. under deea oi
trust. on The 2lst inst.
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Died.

GENOA, April 9.-Signor Petrella,
composer of we'll known operas, is dead.
PARIS, April 9.-Gregory Gsnesio,
newspaper publisher and politician, is
dead.
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STocK.-Wers heavy and lower IN
early dealings, the decline in prices rang
ing from 20 Il per cent, Delaware,
Lsekavsnna ana Western leading the
decline. After noon there vss frsc-
tiopsl advance, and in the early alter
noon the market tsame h-m. but to
wards the close prices declined ! to ! per
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,,.DresH is still afflicted with q
,oss,iou. Notwithstanding she gets
At 500 per thousand feet.
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rgr President, yesterday, appointed
,r. GrLcHRIsT Snrvcyor of Customs
=. ,bs port OF Wheeling.
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4, Cleveland, yesterday, a woman de-
,,...,a,r wsded into Lake Erie and
,,,. her head under water until she was
l,.l
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At'hreling Regtster.
r,I5 closed ,esterdny at lO5t.

u ,,,other today ,0sA be partly
- ,,,th north to east 'ot''ds, 71s'ng
,,r,si,.rs and local rams.
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BaSe Ball,

MEMPHIS, April s.-St Louis Browns
2, Memphis Reds 6.
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Judge w. S. Bradley, q prominent
lawyer of Louisville, died yesterday.
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Heavy Robbery.

NEW YORK, April "a very heavy
robbery hss been reported 10 the police.
Great secrecy i. observed concerning II,
and detectives and officers are searching
in every direction for the property and
thieves. i. is alleged that fourteen tons
of copper are among the stolen property.
Died.
William Wood, the founder 0! the
book publishing house Of William Wood
& Son. OF this city, died Today.
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WAsH1NGToN, April 9.
Gen. p II. Sheridan, Chicago:

Gen. 7. II. Nherlddn, Chledg0:
Your dispstche announcing the coming
in of the Indians Is is received, and
fI;l6lls your prediction. Now will
there not be too many of them at
Red Cloud, and Spotted Tail sgen.
cies to be fed and guarded economically.
Ought not these agencies to be moved
away to the neghborhood of Fort Ran
dali, where one dollar will 60 further to.
wards feeding them than three or four
dollars will at the sgencies2 Besides
these two agencies are In Nebraska. and
must be moved sooner or later.
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The indians.

WAsHIsGToN, April 9.-Gen. Sher-
man has sent the following reply to the
telegram from Lieutenant General Sher.
idan of yesterday:
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George Charles aud Leonard Dufu-
har, colored gamblers from New Or
leans, quarreled over game of die at
Bay St. Louis, and Charles sINt his
antagonist dead. The murderer es-
capped to the woods, but was jDnrsued
aud captured.
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Town of Donaldsonville.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
New Orleans & Texas Railroad.
TIMETABLE.

TIMETABLE.
The steamer ST. Francis Belle leaves head
1 of Bienville street, New Orleans, daily
tSundays excepted) at 1880 a. ~
Mail train leaves Wcstwego daily Sundays
exeepted) at S:45 A. NJ; arrives at Donald
sonyiIle at 1890 p. NJ. Returning, leaves
DonaIdsonyille at LIS p. NJ, arrives at
New Orleans $50.
SUNDAY ScHEpULE.-Steamer leaves New
:. Orleans as above at 7;45 A. M.---.-- Train
leaves Westweg0 9, arrives at Donaldson
vile at u N. Returning, leaves Donald
sonvile at f:30 7. NJ, arrives at New Or
leans at 5:l5.
G,E. PAYNE, Genl Agt.
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Steamboats, . Regular Packets,

Vicksburg and New Orleans.
hnhf- e. Lee, passes up Tuesday night !;
down sunday sftArnoon.
Pargo'sd, passes up Thursday night; down
Tuesday night.
Matches, passes lp SATURDAY night down
+ Thursday afternoon.
Bayou Sara and New Orleans.
Cor. Allen, passes up Monday and Friday
nights; down Wednesday, and Sunday
fcvenings. -
Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
ST. John, leaves New Orleans Monday at 5
: p. NJ. AID Friday at II d.; returns We'd
nesday and Sunday,
Bayou Lafourche and New Orleans.
EIht Hughes, leaves New Orleans every
Tuesday apd Saturday at P. NJ; returns
every Monday and Friday.
Assumption, leaves New Orleans every Mon
day at P. NJ, aud Friday at 10 \. NJ; re-
turns every Wednesday and Sunday.
hobt Young, leaves New Orleans every
Thursday and Monday at 5 p. NJ, returns
every Wednesday and Sunday in daylight.
Henry Tctc, leaves New Orleans Tuesdays
at 10 A. NJ. and Thursdays and Saturdays
at IL NJ; leaves Donaldsunvlllo every
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
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The Warm Springs ana ahaches
have left the San Carlos Agency, and
are going in the direction of their old
agency in New Mexico. Troops are
close after them.
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Relief without a Doctor.

Though we would by no means be under
stood as depreeating, but rather as recon-
mending, professional aid i'll disease, there
are multitudes of instances whenit is neither
necessary or easy to obtain. A family pro-
vided with a comprehensive household spe-
citic like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, is pos
sessed of all medicinal resource adequate to
most emergencies in which medical advice
would be otherwise needful. That sterling
tonic and corrective invariably remedies.
and is authoritatively recommended for de-
bility, indigestion, liver disorder, an irreg-
ular habit of body, urinary and uterine
troubles, incipient rheumatism and gout.
and many other ailments of frequent occur
renee. It eradicates and prevents inter
nittent and remittent fevers, relieves men
tai dependency, checks premature decay.
and iGyigorates the nervous and muscular
tissues. Sleep, digestion and appetite are
promoted by it, and it is extremely useful
in overcoming the effects Of exhaustion and
exposure.
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Fourth Judicial District Court, in and for
the parish 0f Ascension, State of
louisiana.