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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-06
ANNOUNCEIIENTS
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to annOuce A. j. CAR
son as a candidate for Sheriff, at the en-
suing August election.
We are authorized and requested 10 an
Fl. II. HAYS as a candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-06

Weare authorized and requested to announce
/. b. NEN o as q candidate for Sheriff of
Bradley County, at the ensuing August cleo
lion.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-07-15
Fa,r plpv.

The picnic at Mr. WIN. Pnllen's spring
gent crowd, not only of this vicinity, but
E7nry OF our friends from Anderson and
Georgia, wore present and added greatly
TO the pleasures Of the OCCASION. At II
v.viupn w < E.S UaIuoup, ESQ, delivered
an interesting address, after whiGh all
Maj. E. b. Murray leliverpi an able nti-
dress on the resources and progress of
Anderson County, and the coming Ma
tjanal election, with which the people
,sere we'll pleased. We are under lnnny
obligations TO the Major for riding so far
hia address. The convention held at
Beaver Dam Baptist Chureh.a short time
since for tho purpose OF consulting az to a
plan Tor organizing now Association,
agreed to meet and organize oil Thurs
day, 7th of October.
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Equality.

Surprising that you would not object to a
local from this part OF the County, we have
concluded 20 drop you line or two, not
withstanding there Is very little OF interest
transpirfng here. 1--WE are needing good
general rain now, although ! do not con-
slider that crops are suffering materially yet,
as we hnve had some partial sh owers......
Farmers are pretty well through laying by
their corn, but expect 20 plow cotton again
If we get rain soon.....As we are getting
through work we would like Cor you to trot
out q few candidates, and let us see who
they are. We have been trying to get out
one or two from this quarter, but no go, as
we believe in tho office seeking the man
and not the man the Office. However, we
can't wait much longer. as we are obliged
to have somebody to talk about, and would
rather talk about o candidate than any
body else.....,We get ;he mail three times u
week-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days--a great convenience to US, as we re-
ceive your valuable paper OH Thursday in
stead of Saturday ns heretofore. Whoop-
ing cough Is prevalent in this community
at this time otherwise sne health is good.
49,. Capt. i. NJ. Glenn -, tho champion
wateFmelon-raiser in this Vicinity. He has
had them plentifully for two weeks, o fact
to which we can testify, as weiknow where
Of we speak .,....M Mr. John G. Watkins
opened the second session of his school at
Shutdown Academy on the 5th inst. with
flnttering prospects for large school.
0~caaT0S,A1
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Ing Of the President and DireaoIs o rtsplu-
tion was adop, ed TO aiiow persons to obtkin
stock in the Road by doing grading work
on the line ia Belton, willialnsion and
Drnsby Greek Townships.
We regret very much our inability this
week to present full account Of the clus-
Ing exercises of the Carolina Collegiate
Inslitnte, ION account of the crowded state
of our oolumns,) which took place last
week. embracing Wednesday and Thursday
nights. As stated before, the exercises OF
Wednesday evening were bold in Institute
building, and consisted Of compositions and
speeches. Original and extract. The chapel
was comfortably filled with spectators, and
at 81 o'clock the exercises opened with
music by the amateur string band, and
prayer by Rev. i. NJ. Aver, followed by
the opening address by Mr. ]. p. Reel. Jr.,
OH the subject of .''rlle heroic element in
life" Then caiiie compositions by Misses
SalIie Partlow, Samuella Brown, Maggie
Evans and Theresa ii. Reed. After this
came the competitive prize defamation by
small boys, OF whom Earle Dodd and Baylis
Maxwell were the successful ones. Menu
bers of the German class then gave exer-
cises In defamation, witch was followed
by competitive prize exclamation by large
boys. of whom Ernest Cochran was success
full. The entertainment lasted until abou.
midnight, and was interesting throughout.
The exercises on Thursday evening wero
held in Masonic Hall, and consisted of dia-
logues and scenic representations, in the
performance OF which the pupils interested
acquitted themselves with credit. The hall
was full to oyeraowing, and everybody was
we'll pleased. n
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-07-15
The New Schedule.

Tho new schedule on the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad, which went into ope-
ration on last Monday, does not affect the
arrival or departure of the mornip,; train
on the Blue Ridge division. though the
schedule for leaving Greenville has been
changed from 8 to 1920 q. IN. This ar
rangenent is exceedingly inconyenient for
travellers over the Blue Ridge Road, ii thai
they are compelled to wait near four hours
at Belton for the down train. Belton is q
pleasant place to spend time where one is
acquainted, but, being small place, has
nothing to amuse or entertain the stranger,
and. even if It had, when persons start to
travel it is exceedingly annoying to be de-
tanned for 80 long time. Thereason given
for the break in connections at Bolton is,
that the train from that point to Walhalls
is freight rs well as passenger train, and
1t is necessary for it to arrive in Bolton by
with the down freight train on the main
line. This arrangement strikes us as an un-
necessary Inconvenience to large number
Of passengers, for the business of the Road
will we'll warrant separate freight train
upon this branch, and, If it does not, it
would be decidedly better to let the down
freights lie over at Bolton until the next
morning rather than keep the passengers
waiting four hours at station along the
Road. we hope the management Of the
Road. which has been 50 progressive in
other respects, will not continue this great
Inconvenience upon tho travelling public
from this part OF the State. The evening
train under the new schedule In the after
noon is one hour later than the old one,
and leaves Anderson now at Gas p. m.
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.Hsj Whisner. ploved as o substitute for
COL ssSosTys Hiotlnr fI,at eniy che line from
Mr.. HEiPs 70 Charles ALIENS be surveyed.
4 Upon the aasslion being submitted ( the
vote stood 8 % q In favor OF the substitute,
tho President casting the deciding vote.
This , settled e the aaestioh sf lssing farth'
rySumed eobside defAtion OF tho question ss 70
whether the Board shDuld locate the Road,
which, after soma little discEssion, was de-
cided atiirnsahyely,. and Friday, the esd
Instant, set as Che day for the settlement OF
that question, by which tire Msj. Lee win
be prepared to Blye the Board oil the desired
information.
81 AiezsTs.t w. b. Watson, Nv. w. Humph-
reys. B. II. Whitner and Col. Norris were
appointed an auditing COMMITTEES, amer
which the Board adjourned.
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T
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orders DC. should be made payable to the ordor Of
T.. i. MURRAY 4 Co.
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"a Card.

The municipal ticke. published last week
proposing my name as a candidate for War
den was inserted without my knowledge or
assent, As there are other gentlemen in
town better qualified to iiii tile position and
having more time to devote TO It's duties,
beg leave 10 decline the nomination.
Thanking the party making, .i... suggesticn
for tbs compliment paid by the same, / am,
very respectfully, Il. b. MURRAY.
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snl,l.la naptlat s. 8. raatllnte.

This body meets at Honea Path July Is.
introductory sermon by Elder III. @. 8aiart,
missionary sermon by Elder L. Rroadrs.
Discussion OF Sunday School topics Friday
and Saturday. Preachirg Friday night by
DR., Chns. Manly. Forty schools nre to be
represented and an intereating meeting Is
looked for. Honea Path Church and com
munity are pfcparesl to entertain those who
may come, The q. & @. r. r. promises
reduced rates OF fiire to delegates and yisi-
tors. Let tire meeting be well attended.
WM. Hurry STRlCKLAsD, President.
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Attantinn. Cavalry.

The commissioned officers Of the con, 2a-
nies composing the Western Regimen ( :
Cavalry. and the Field and Staff officers,
are very earnestly reauested to meet mo ut
Anderson G. II. on Monday, August End,
1879, TO make arrangements for the review
which VIII take place, next month, and to
end to attend TO otlisr matters OF i,iipor.
tanco 70 the command. A full attendance
OF the officers 10 earnestly desired. ;bB
te.ai'i.s; fsess VIE. WALTERs,
Colonel Western Regiment of Cavalry.
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sI2.7I So

Rl&y 81 ID
THERE'S about $500 in hands Of VIVA. Nc
Gukin, Treasurer Anderson County OF
taxes collected from Anderson County on
account Savannah Valley Railroad Gam
pany, making Si,0f8.37 svailable at this
time to the Savannah Valley Railroad COM
pauy, IS dRespectfally spbmittedsE- -
Anderson, s. c., July 8, 1850.
The Board adjourned at 3 o'clock for
dinner and reassembied at 4, when fite
committee ars seifitei In the forenoon re.
ported that ,iiey were unable to obtain any
information concerning tho matter referred
to them that would assist tile BDard in Ia,
deliberations. The matter was again dig
clSsea ct length, bnt before any coneiusioiI
was reached ie was laid on the table, hfic
of other routes made sgaa I4Eangilt up faF
consideration, during the coufae which
DR.. Milford stated that the Presidei Of fthe
Company Yes hold ypSponeihie by the citi-
EenR % Hall township fnF the failure of tho
EngineeEg TO survey the ropta by 3CsFswel,'s,
inasmqch rs is was by his orders tt6 survey
was not made, to which President LatimeI
replied that the order was given on thf.
strength Of the Chief Erc,ineer's statement t
that the section OF country Il loTtgh 20 s.,i
the limo would necessarily have to run N
order 70 50. by hownaesyille was gongh and
than would he praa6 able for the Company
With ita present capital stock 70 make
Or. Milford said that II wne nos thought
the conduct or the President wig altogether
fair, and remgrlEeil, ns he retired from the
Board, that the S, 500 Buhscribed by Hall
township TO the capital stock Of tho Com
pany could bo very easily expended In Jaw
suits. s.
Col. Norris moved that the Engineers 80
dlSected TO mako reconnaissance of the
routes by Carsyel's hcross Wilson'a Creek
to LowrdcsyilIc, and from Lafayette HAlra
by the Double Bridges to Charles Aliens.
Col. Norris, W. y, Watson, Gen. Humph-
Guessed the motion at some length, when
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For Clerk 81 cOur.t.

8',%ith pleasure we announce Mr. JOHN
McFALL as d candidate for Clerk Of Court.
Mr. McFali Is . MANNED colder, and Is
thoroughly competent to serve the people
Of Anderson County In that capacity. y
Many DE,rocBArs on SALuDA SIDE.
The many friends OF Capt. JOHN w.
DANIELS respectfully aerounoe him as a
candidate for reelection as Clerk OF the.
Court for this County. Capt. Daniels has
proven himself ap efficient and acceptable
officer. and ,sill abide by the action Of che
Democratic party in the coming canvass
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Appointments Of Rev. Wln. Henry
Strickland In Sg'adp Association for

Strickland In Sg;ada Association for
July and August. ,i
In compliance with tho resolution OF re.
quest, made by the Executive Board OF
saluda Association, Will visit the echurches
as follows Cor the purpose of presenting the
claims STATE Missions and taking collections: !:
Broadmouth-July oath and 25th, satur-
day and Sunday.
Mt. Bethel-July Goth, Monday. Ii a. m.
Firat Creek--Jniy 27th, Tuesday, II u. M.
.HopeWell--July 3oth, Fridny, II O. m. i
: Cross RoadsT-Jnly aist and August 1st.
Saturday and Sunday.
Mountain Creek-August lst, Sunday,
p. M.
II vii, go In my own conveyance, and will
not tax the brethren to transport me.
earnestly beg the attendance of the people
OF these appointments.
WIZ. Henry STRICKLAND,
June 18th, 1880. 7ll1
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SUFFERERS, READ THIS: III YOU
are afflicted with Neuralgia or Headache,
yen can be speedily relieved by taking the
Specific Neuralgine. Speedy in It's action,
entirely se s:: CT: is:.:s. 80 ;.i.,; 0tiIgF s,nr-
cotics, It pommenls Itself In being as innos
cent rs efflcient..ay
HUET, RANKIN & LAM2n,
Wholesale Agents, Atlanta.
For sale by Simpsons Reid & Co.
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Relton Denaeoratlo club.

There will be d meeting Of the Bolton
Democratic Club In Bolton on Saturday.
the oath inst, at half.past two o'clock p. ni.,
for the purpose Of attending to important
business. Every member OF the Cl;:a is re-,
quested to he present promptly.
NJ. p. TRIpBLE President
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card.

Mr.. EDrToR: ALLOW me to return my
thanks to the citizen who nominated ne for
Intendant last week. and 10 respectfully de-
cline to run for said position, as it would
not suit me to serve 81 elected.
Very respectfully.
JOHN w. DAHIRIs.
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Why win men. and women, too, suffer
with warts. corns, bnnions. frosted feet,
sore throat flieumatism, neuralgia, sprains
and bruises, when they can get relief by
using Consnens' lightning Imminent? Price
&c. &c i. 5aie 6y Tiiiiiniie q Wiinits, Drug
gists, Anderson, 8. @. ~
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FOR connfess.

The many friends In Anderson County OF
Hon. d. WYATT AIKEN, our present
able and distinguished Representative In
Congress, take great pleasure I'm presenting
his name as u candidate for reelection to
the voters of this. Congressional District. j
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Es- Now is the time TO get handsome
Buggy or Carriage. @. A. Reed, Agent, hes
just received o car load from Louis Cook.
which are TO be sold at very low figures for
cash.. g, a, REEp, Ag't.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
rof ale IloIisgs Il ,ae6Iye9alissatallya5.

D ~. Is.V = y y s.
The many friends o, HUGH As. PRINCE
aEiponnce Linn as o candidate for the! Ieglss
lature, and 'as q gentIenan every way For-
thy 20 represent the Banner County illi,at
body. SALuDA sfpr.
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QUICK SALES AND SIIlAE

g If ga sNg Eass @ ID M
this
aueeneps " prices 9h GOoda
sQe-Tgo hundred three
Sat s9c9 psoe
sood esffa e bSY
call.
Tryo
Easays con Knives and Forks
& @sSseE Fssa pe1tes Corn shr
Cali at No. oRowo
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Lay aside your prejudices, and don't
think that Oharleston5 Atlanta or New
York are 1e only places whelo you buy
what ye g Srat at low figure.
We aay-yive us trial, aud you viii be
agreeably tisappointed ana highly pleased.
No house can buy for less shan we do,
aud no house can sell for less than we do.
ARESTElN q ROSE.
Anderson, s. O.. juno IL, 1880.
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Said an aged minister, '',When wish to
speak with ease / take q tsaspoonfnl Of
Coussens' Honey 1f Tar, the beat cough
medicine in the HcRld. lk-Will clear the
throat ana yoice bette. Ehdti anything ever
lsedp Price 50c. For sale by Wifhste &
White, Druggists, Anderson, 8. @.
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a Meeting er tte IioaTd of DirecaSrs tfat
was not Altogether Pieasant-AnotheP
Experimental HARo 20 lle Surveyed. but
.is Routa by CarSweil In4titute 10 Ig-
upr0d. kirg
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-31

The bill was finally passed.

The bill was finally passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Heidenhain tho title was
read and adopted.
Mr. Hedenhain moved IL reconsider the
vote by which the bill was finally passed,
and on his own motion the motion 10 recon
slider was laid upon tho table.
DEATH or THE HON I. u. BALL.
Mr.. Gosgrove announced the death Of the
Hon l. u. Bail, member Of this House from
the parish Of West Feliciana and offered tho
following resolutions:
RraotUcd, That IN the death Of !. u. Ball.
member Of this House from the parish Of
West Fcci ma which sad event occurred
this morning Mt . 80 o'clock. this House. has
lost Il most val,iahs member and tho State u
respected aud useful citizen.
Resoiped, That In his short service In this
House, M In nil his walks Of professional and
private life, hs has manifested eminent pfhc-
,itable ability, patriotism and devotion, and
has discharged his trust with credit to hun
self and honor 10 his native State.
Rcsolpcd. That hts many private virtues
nud hts liberal consideration OF others Mt all
times, through iifs from which ne has been
taken In the prime Of manhood, have secured
for his memory tho admiration, love hnd
veneraton of the people among whom he
lived. and u them extend our heartfelt
sympathy for their loss.
fbfSDINfH. Iht tHtFe TFSDiihN'i3 Nv WITH
munteated to the senate and that n copy OF
tho same. nttastod ny the Clerk of this House,
be- tranamitt0d to the bereavod family OF tho
deceased
Resoiped. Tint tho members of this iauae
attend III IL body the rrmains Ut tho Hon, !. v,
Ball to tho steamer Mt 80 O'Clock thls even
lug. and wear the usual badge of mourning
for thirty days. and thnt tins llouse do now
adjourn AZ u mark Of respect 10 his memory.
Under u suspension OF tho rules, Mr.. Cos
grove moved tho adoption Of tho roBolu.
tiOns.
Which motion was seconded by Hon. I. @
Davidson.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted
On tho motion of Mr.. Farmer. leave Of NIB
sence was granted TO Mr.. Herring FOR one
week, and to Mr. Faulkner for eight days.
On motion Of Mr.. Dudenhefer. the House
adjourned until tomorrow, Friday, January
30, 1880. Mt II m.
PETER J. TREXEVhN
Clerk Of tho House of Representatives..
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sHERIFF SALES.


". N. RrldgfsTIh vs.. Patrick =. Ga roll.
GECOAD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR
I'D the Sixth aud S5ventu Municipal Districts
Of tho parrish 81 Orleans. NJ, 2l02 By virtue OF
u WI II 81 teHurB aud Rne. To ms drae oil ~ the
hon ,rable thu SECOND Jndlcinl 2irtfiet Court
tor Tho at Ii and ~ yanth MnulGfunl DbtrietR
OF tho parish Il q lsnna. In lhe abJvp i'll ID
cause. / will proceed 10 sen ut public auction.
| ~ tho Merehnnts and Aue.iOueer,' txenn0g :.
-tr"ets. in tbs Sseoud District Of this city. ou
TUESDAY. March O. 1890. NJ u O'clock NJ, tho
tooTInE o pr or 9 a % together
with u the buildings Rnd IMPROVEMENTS thefe
on. rights. ways, ttivtleRts and apuuiiennneoa
.hereunto ,beone in9 Or appe, ta,ntoE. 'itnalei
la the sixth Uistfo of thi, city (ato tho Oily of
jill rADnl, In tho square bounded by Louigtunu
Ayeoue. PrytaDla. Toled no and Coliseum
~ o6tH. designated by TIL number twoutyt two.
and measuring thrty.two feet front on Ply
toni street by ona hundred and twenty elght
feet In depth, between parallel lines, IA por
plan or diagram ANNEXED to IN net of Partition
III tho office OF TheO. 9uYoi, notary public, In
md for tho pareh Of OrleaUs. dated Auril 40.
| l8a6 Whien property Wits by aath"niie act
tbs wsnty- NTH day If May. 1879 sold by III taa
Eliza NJ Bridgfortb. wife OF Robert l.. Andrews.
VITO dolly authorized suoh salo TO shid Patrick
7. Carroll.
helHad Ia tho above suit.
Terms ann Gondtions-l. Iu cnsh for n snffl
Gent amount to pay plaintiffs cain pow
duo Ray tho sum OF tour hundrt d dollars,
with interest at tho ratio Of p'r cont per n
hum from twenty ninth May. 1879 n"tti oni L
DnB hundfeu an stkhiy iDlhLtH tSlsW tthbE-
| nos + teos. four dollars notaIys fees H. costs
| ~ auit and iha Tux duo on he proparty.
g. The purchaser to assum to tho ext mt OF
| hta b ID the paymeut OF slight aeveral nUtea,
drnwn 10y the defendant to hls own ord''r and
| by him indorsed. NIL dated May 30. 1879 QUOT
| Tor tn, sum Of four huUdrsd dolta +. payable.
respectively, H. H. a. 30. 36. "a ~ aud 81 nontns
| after date hearing t.rest ut the rate II q per
| cent psr Hnuum from date uttil paid. nn 30
| cured by special mortgage and vaniDts privl-
| ege on said property lhe uur. bassr to assume
| All thn 90 f9AtiOns OF tho net of m0rgage. etc
| T. And the bal tncs OF tho prlCb OF ndju ioa-
| ton tlf any ctsn on the Hpot.
| j. r. AI.UEE GAU fHRRAUX
| Civil sheriff Of tho Parish Vi Orleans.
| Ia3l foT IL 2I ~ mia
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l.. Lacombe ct ais VS.. BIaney T. waishe::

L.. LacOmbe ct ais. VS.. Rlaney r. Wafshe:
assignee etc, tof the insol ent Oh ate OF
James II Hummet)
TNIFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish II Orleans, No. 1921 By virtue OF a
writ of fl ri fHcias to me directed by tho non.
orabe the Fifth District @ ,urt for the parish OIL
Orleans, In the above entitled cause. Will pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction, AT the Merchants
aud Aucttoneers' Exchange. II )yal stree, be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, In the
Second District of this city. on WEDNESDAY {.
FEBRUARY 2b 1880. at IL O'Clock M, the following
desc, ibad property. To wit
SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. with the
improvements tn reon. ri hts, ways, privileges
and appurt nances thereunto belonging, sit
uated fn the Second District OF this city. In the
square number sixty FIVE Which u bounded by
st. Louis, CONT olympia and st, Patrick
streets designate by the numbers i've, SIX
even eight nine and ten, measuring eath
thirty feet front on st. ouis stf Get by ne mum
dred and even feet Ave inches In depth, be-
tween parallel lines. said lot number ton form
ing the corner Of ST. Patrick aid 81. Louis
streets 8 per b an drawn by John Schreiber
dated FEBRUARY 30. lS39. and deposited Ia the
Office If Joseph Cuviller, notary in This city
Said lois were acquired by J. Fl. Hummel, de-
| PENDANT from Charles Schu re. according &c
an act da ed April 81. 1873 before Octave Morel
| notary public.
S-iZsd In the above suit.
TeImS-Cash on the spot.
]. r. ALOE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
ia24 81 teT IL al %