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CAPITAL OF THE STATE.
A Boy Drowned in Weu-The Jew.
elry Thief Pleads Guilty.


ATLANTA, GA, April 21.-Tommy Har-
per, the 6-year-old son of ]. II. Harper, a
railroad man, fell into a well this afternoon
and broke his neck. He was playing with
his sister when the accident occurred. The
little girl either did not understand, or was
too young to give an account of her
brothers disappearance, but his hat was
found on the curbing Of the well, and hooks
were lowered and the corpse drawn up.
THE JEwELRY THIEF.
Herman Vineburg. the 15-year-old bov
who filched Jeweler Delkins' watches and
earrings to the tune of about s. 600 and
sold them for song to Simon and Sam
Marcus, to-day entered plea of guilty, as
did also those who received the stolen goods.
Seichwan Vineburg, young Vlneburg's
brother, claims to bs innocent, and is now
on trial.
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HEIDT'S. -
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Decoration Committee of the Confed-
crate veterans Association, who are charged
with the decoration of the Confederate monu-
msnt in the parade ground, respectfully request
the aid Of the ladies of Savannah in contribution
or flowers and wreaths, and such other assist
ance as they are pleased to render. One of the
committee will be at the monument from
O'Clock 10 I O'CLOCK
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Liberal loans made on Diamonds, Gold and
Silver Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware
Guns, Pistols. Clothing, Tools. and on almost
anything of value at the old reliable Pawn
broker House, 179 Congress street.
E. MUHLBERG, Manager
Highest prices paid for old Gold and Silver.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND
SHOTGUN TOURNAMENT
OPEN TO ALL
GIVEN BY
Southern Travellers Association.

FIRST MATCH.-Seven Single Blue Rocks, Is
yards rise. Entrance 81.
SIS GUARANTEED
SECOND MATCH-Three Single and Threa
Pair Double Blue Rocks Entrance s..
SIS GUARANTEED.
THIRD MATCH.-Twelve Single Blue Rocks
p yards rise, use OF both barrels. Entrance q
$50 GUARANTEED.
FOURTH MATCh.-Twenty-f1ve Single Blus
Rocks, IS yards rise. Entrance So,
S75 GUARANTEED
Shooting will begin at 10 A N. sharp.
For further information address
G. s. McALPIN, 81 Whitaker street.
SAVANNAH, GA, MAY %, 1890.
Admission to the grounds free.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm heretofore existing under the name
of HEARN & SOMMERS, conducting retail
liquor business at the Harnett House bar, has
been dissolved by mutual consent
JAMES ]. HEARN.
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The Anniversary Address will be delivered at
O'Clock p. m. by S. B. ADAMS, ESQ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Oh, and after Feb. I, 1890 the basis of meas
ftrenlent of all ADVERTISING IN the MoRyITe
NEWS teiH be agate, or at the rate of 81 40 an
inch for the Jirst insertion.
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MEETINGS.
ANCIENT LANDMARK LODGE 80. esI.
r. AND A. NJ

A special meeting of this Lodge will be held
at Masonic Temple THIS tuesday EVENING
at O'Clock
The F. c. degree viii be conferred.
Members Of sister Lodges and transient breth-
rem are invited 70 attend
W. S. ROCKWELL, ". VI.
JSo. S. HAIEEs. Secretary.
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BUFFERS PHARMACY,
MONEY TO LOAN.

Corner Bull and Congress Streets.
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NOTICE.

We have this day entered into copartner
ship under the firm name of ROCKWELL, &
MORGAN for the practice of law. All business
intrusted to us will have prompt and careful
attentlon. T. D. ROCKWELL.
Office lis Bryan Street.
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10th ANNIV ERsARY
OF THE
UNION SOCIETY,
Beth esda Orphan House,

BETHESDA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1890,
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Last week the SENTINEL paid its
respects TO act No. 81 creating the
Atchafalaya Basin Levee District.
and, printed the "Rules for Collection
of Produce tax in said district.
To say that they are plain and ex-
plicit and practicable would only be
doing justice to the board OF eminent
men who prepared them.
For instance section 2 say that "tle
tax collectors shall appoint and quail
fly (qualify is good) deputy collectors
at all the various landings, shipping
points, railroad stations and discharg-
ing depots; and furnish them with
stub-bcoks ruled and so on
Now every ma in the parish of La
fourche ships his own sugar, molasses,
rice, potatoes and SO forth, from his
own landing, SO that the sheriff viii
have to appoint about 349 deputy col:
lectors to ill the bill, so that tax col
lectors in Lafourche will be as plenti-
full as bull frogs in August.
A steamboat will 20 down to the
lower part of bayou Lafourclie, and
coming up viii stop at 80 different
landings for u species of freight of
another, SO that if a man wants to
ship a bag of rice or one of potatoes
he must have a deputy collector there
to collect the tax. If a man wishes to
ship four bags of rice he must pay
a tax of one and Il quarter cents, per
sack amounting to five cents, and the
tax collector will be allowed to retain
one twentieth of the amount as his
collection fee. This produce tax will
work as nicely as Il wagon with five
wheels, and will not need any greas-
ing either.
The only thing that is pleasant and
nice in these rules, is, that the people
of Lafonrche, who pay these unequal
and extraordinary taxes, can congratu-
late the worthy sheriff of the parish
for the magnificent revenue, be, and
300 deputies will derive from the col
lection of the same.
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The SENTINEL conglatulates the
D~onaldsonville chief on its reaching
the age of 20 years. The CHIEF &c
cupies, and has won that position BY
honest and genuine merit, ii front
rank in the list OF country weeklies in
Louisiana. 1t Is full OF current news,
speaks its opinions plainly, and is ag-
gressiye at all times. The stern fea-
lures of the Chief are softened and
smoothed down by the gentle words
and womanly writings Of its amiable
and talented assistant who has won
for herself a high rank among Lonisi-
ana's gifted and noble
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Railroad at Sapolctnville.
Secretary

quite a large meeting, says the AS
sumption Pioneer, was held at Napo-
~lfonyllle on Sunday August p. last.
to meet representatives Of the propos-
ed road to be constructed from a point
III st. James PARISH via Napoleonville
to Lake Verret. From reports it seems
probable that such a road mar he
built at an early dag.
Passing through, one of the finest
cypress swamps III Louisiana, and find
ing atermlnus near Lake Verret in the
midst Of another cypress region, such
a road would create a great industry.
III the manufacture OF express lumber.
and ultimately ny proper drainage re-
store TO cultivation thousands OF acres
OF rich. prolific soil, that has, for cen
tnries, been the domain Of garfish and
frogs.
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@ CHARLES

The LafourcLe delegation to the
Congressional nominating convention
Will leave Sehriever on the morning
7:45 0TEain from New Orleans, ac-
companied ~ tie famous Thibodanx
Brass Band.
The Assumption and Terlebonne
delegation will he on the anne train.
II Il expected that the Iharyille and
Ascension delegation will also take
that train. and IT IS hoped that the
delegates from parishes west of Shire
ver viii take the same train 80 that
the e1tire delegation will reach Lake
Charles in a body, at the same time az
rangement; having been made for ex-
ira coaches or the MondHy morning
train Of the 18th, inst for that Purpose.
Theindicationsare, that the delegations
will be large, composed of tie reprc-
sentative Democracy If the various
parishes in this third district.
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If Nr. Wannamaker would MOI
spend SO much money in foolishnes,
aud have an envelope made for tie use
of the people that will not be stuck
tight and fast whenever it il needed
he might earn some gratitude from
suffering humanity.
The United States ought to lie able to
make a stamp that sill cause no trouble
or inconvenience, or else sell ont to
some government that can. For the
last nine months a stamp that is not
stuck fast has been as much Of a Gu
riosity as an eight legged pig in this
town.
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NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given that In co1nrIlaaee
with prov sion Of act No. 81, OF 1880 whrn IL
ian Act TO repeal an that portion 81 Aet so
b OF 1873, creating the Fuarth Leyee Df.rries
and to create "A new district TO be and s+vtes
the 'Atehafalaya Basin LeVee District aad in
obedience to instructions received frg4n TIE
Board of commissioner for the Atchafaftva
Basin LeFee District, said board acsiax m
der authority vested IN them By section 70 az
said Act No. y, viii proceed 20 eOliees rom
the producer and shipper within tae i.snits
o. the paFlSh Of Lat0ureite, right bank. the
following produce tax. to-Wii - cents fnr
each bale Of cotton shipped: accents .ar aaeh
1913 pounds Of sugar shipped, Tl-2 eqarS fnr
each barrel of syrup shipped, ; cents FOR
each barrel OF molIsses shipped: ia cents
for each sack OF rough rfrt. sh5na-8. 80
cents for each barr OF e%rufenfs gfI.nea
The collection OF this tax viii be dIv
enforced. r. ~. tE4t.FE
sheriff and tax collector, par ish IL L4E5arehe,
~ThiDouauE, sept, 1st.. 1856
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The Picayune of September, / INST,
prints the census made by the State of
Louisiana, in 1890, and compares the
same with the U. S. Census of 1880.
The total population of 1880 was
939,946, that of 1890 is 1~,1O2,535 be
ing a gain of 6 $3.50 which is within i
small fraction of 17.3 per cent.
In 1S90the total whites in Lafonlcle
were males 1920, females 1878. making
1479S, and total celored, males 1000.
females, 1000, making 5000, in 1880
the total whites were, 122S2, and col
ored 1900.
This is gain Of whites 2516, being
over 20.4 per cent. The gain in color
ed people is 194, being "a per cent.
The parish has gained 1876 per cent
which IL per cent more than the aver
age gain in the State. Lafourche has
no reason to complain of the facts OF
the census.
ANwEM U.s. &ZNAAN
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FIFTY YEARS AGO!
III
BIZ UNCLE sILAs-

The council elected in May 1912,
elected Louis Bush, clerk; Peter Welsh,
collector and wharfnger: Mathurin
Bourg. constable, and g. ". SquiEes,
treasurer.
Mr. Bush served as clerk, since the
incorpor tion of the town, 1888, 1889,
1910. 1871, 1872. 1913. 1874. He served
as mayo. il 1915 and 1877. He was
assessor for the own in 1889, IS40-1-
%. and treasurer in 1928.
Mr.. Bush was for many years, clerk
of the district conrt. during which time
he studied law and subsequently prac-
ticed that profession in Thibodaux.
He was a member of the firm Of Bush,
& Beatty, of Bush, Beatty & Allain,
previous TO the war. In 1865 he was
OF the firm OF Bush, Goode * Goode.
Subsequently he Quit that profession
and removing to New Orleans, some
20 years ago, entered into mercantile
pursuits. which he is pursuing at this
present time, in company with his sons.
He represented the parish of Lafour-
che Ill the Legislature during the days
OF Wing supremacy. was Il member OF
the secession convention in 1861. and,
although opposed to the act, he signed
it after it was adopted.
III company with j. Kleberr Gour-
dain, john Collins and Joseph p.
Tucker. he raised a company, known
as the Lafourche Creoles, which were
q TART of the 18th La. Regiment, G. S.
A. and Of which he was elected major.
lie served iii this capacity until the
reorganization of the regiment. in 1862.
lie then became adjutant general to
brigadier general, Alfred Mouton.
Subsequently lie was colonel Of d regi-
ment Of cavalry, and finally a member
of "a military court of the trans Missis-
slppl department..
Mathurin Bonrg was a trustee in
1888, and constable in 1889, 1S10-I-2.
He was sheriff of the parish Of La
fourcle for many years, retiring
about 1857, deyoting his attention. to
sugar planting. In 1865 he was APP
pointed sheriff and served one term.
He died a few years ago, at 8 good
old age hoDored and revered by all
who knew him.
81 - ". CIuIiEs so NGu DIS tIRtt@u-
rer IN 1888, 1889 and 1910 during which
year he resigned.
Mr.. Squires was a native Of Balti-
more. Maryland, and came to Thibo-
ddu1 in 1926, and found EMPLOYMENT
as a clerk with Mr.. Chandler who
built the first brick house, erected in
Thibodaux, o the property of Mr..
Clement and occupied by Mrs. Hesse.
He subsequently worked for different
parties, and did business for himself,
until 1910 when he removed to New
Orleans, and became a member of the
firm of Laforest & Squires which house
soon assumed a front rank in the sugar
trade. This firm continued for a num-
Der of years, when it closed out.
Mr.. Squires was subsequently, a
member of the firm of Cammaek,
Squires & West.
Abont twenty years ago. he returned
to Iblbodaux, served several years as
justice of the peace, and finally. full of
years passed away and now rests
quietly III tile pea cetul shadows of st.
Johns cemetery.
Mr.. Welsh, reno ed to the parish of
Ierrebonne and passed out of the an
mails of Thibodanx. He is spoken of
BY the old citizens as d good. social
and honorable citizen.
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The Democratic Representatives in
Congress were treated to u magulii-
cent low water circus. gotten up by
the Republican members. They be-
gan by calling each other blackguaras,
following BY q few fist blows when
the storm subsidized, and law assum-
ed her mild dominion. But one can
imagine the Democrats standing up on
their chairs, enjoying the circus per-
formances.
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SATURDAY. SEPT. s. 1890.
T4KS.

In a controversy between tie Times
Democrat and Aew Delta some inter
esting facts are concealed, and some
made known the Ner Delta. in its is
sue of August % places the tax Of the
parish Of Lafourche at Il mills, which
is correct SO far as the State. special
school, drainage and parochial taxes
are concerned. The Ncr Delta then
adds That the Statement that the spe-
cial levee tax must be added to tins is
absolutely untrue
Now, it will be q hard job to make
the tax payer OF Lafourche think that
it IL absolutely untrue" when he finds
a 10 mill levee tax upon his tax bill
and that he must pay it. And when
the tax payer Of Lafourche, on the
west bank. has to pay the special tax
on land and produce besides, he will
perceive that Ia mills will not foot the
bill, BY "a long shot.
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NOTICE.

TAN COLLECTORS OFFICE. PARISH ap "
FoTRCHE. TAfbodfax. Sept. Erh. ts.
Notice is hereby given To the tax p4y-~s 20
the parish OF Lafourehu. that the $50 -
scssed In the year 1870 are set forth ia Sc tax
rolls on file IN MY oiice and in the n.asegage
Office Of this parish that they are nga j1e
ana Will DeeoLie ueiiEiuent on thB @At lay
the rate OF 3 per cent per fa0ntl is5 AID
date. untt$sotd in accordance WIN sf-- 40
Of the constitution. Taxpayers are - led
to call at once and settle, 10 order gnid
intercs: and cost. T.. r.. EBHIA.
Sept-6-g0. sheriff and Tax gFBfteto-
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Frora the. incidents and accidents
aud the facts brought forth BY the dis
cussion of the lottery business, some
people have discovered the trutll of
the old adage, that a nan living in ii
glass house slIonld he careful how he
throws briekbats promiscuoasly around.
This is an old adage, but %nevetthe-
less it is we'll to heed it, especially on
rainy days, or on days that no rain
fills.
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To whom Il xsaay Concern.

WHEREAS TME THIRD CONGRESsTOgAE
District Nominating Convention VIII zatet IN
Lake Charles. on Tuesday. SSptcInher 81. IsQl.
and whereas, some III the members
Of the Police J3rv are deIaets-. t0
the same, hereby notify al whom nav
concern, at the request. % HuncrouScIUzenS.
that the session OF the Police Jary of the
parish of L4ifourehz, liked lor AOndsv- Sep
tembcr Is inst Will be ard ia hereas g,ost-
poned until MONDAY. ~ssprHsiBEE sa $50.
at 2 O'Clock. =. va. =. T.. EgTSA4FaHE.
Pres. Police Jury. uAf. OF Laf5i he
ThibodauX. L., sept, ), 1S48. Sea.-6-2t'
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For sale or tor 1scnt.

a certain tract of1antt. Situated up tEs right
bank Of Bayou LifOpTsite, ~ aSuat lies
from ~ThibodauX. measuring, rIur ar SO.
one arptnt ana one third 'front.', by 1ef5r ar
penis in depth, together with All the build
Iags thereon, consisting 81 a store. GOOD
house, stable and ysFst, will De sold ID rent
ed at reasonable terms ard conditions.
apply to LfEAUDAIs II IT..
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Arkansas had an election for Cover
nor last Monday. Gov. Eagle, Demo-
cra5 was reelected by a majesty of
about IS 5000, being a Democratic gain
Of 10000.
Vermont has gone Republican, but
that party has lost, in twoyears, about
1000 votes, and the Democratic gain
has been 374.
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The fifty-seeond Congress will have
many new faces in it. The Farmers
Alliance and Labor organisation have
tripped up many Of the old members.
There is II comfort, however, aud
that is that the new men are not tine
tured with that miserable hunlbuc
called Republican Protection, III which
the millionaire and monorolists pocket
the money, whilst the laborer and wage
Garner foots the bills. There will
probably be one, perhaps.two, changes
in the Louisiana delegation. Wilkin-
son r~etires, and the chances are that
Coleman will be among the mourners.
after the November election.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
When Baby was SICK, we gave her Castoria.
When she was = Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

OrFIcE OF REGISTRAR OF VOTERS, PARIsH)
OF LaFoURCHE. I
Thibodaux, La. Aug. %, 1890.
hereby give noriee that the Office of regis
tration OF the voters OF Parish Of Laiourche,
will be open ut the following places.
At the Court House, in Thibodaux. Sept.
LIST to & Inclusive.
Lafonrche Refinery. Sept.s 3.
jules Basset, Sept. 8.
Lafoarche Crossing. Leblanc's store, Sept.
10.
Wallace Lcfost's store in morning. and in
the evening at ), Lagarde's brick shed. Sept.
H..
Lovingly Folse's store. Sept. II.
SostiIene Folse, Sept. il.
Edgar Barrios. Lackport, Sept. Is.
NJ. Delaunes store. Sept. 10.
Lacroixs store, Sept. Eth.
Livaudais Ledet store, in the morning.
Sept. Is.
Alter near Anrelian Rourg. Sept. ~.
Cat-Oif. Ducus store. Sept. 20.
L. Badeaux's store. Sept. -.
H.. Lffiile store. Sept -.
Hamilton ago, Vaeliery, in the morning.
ana at 3. X Gheens. in the evening, Sept. "a.
Al Raeeland. Sept 25.
". Hetert store. Sept. 70.
y. l.. Ihibcdaux store, Sept. ~.
Mrs. l.. Gossin store, Sept. %.
Whitehead & Kent. Sept. 80.
T. Deiatfe store. Oct. /.
Louis Dantin, Oct =
Victor LegeBdre, Oct 8.
Mrs. i kraemer store. Malagay. Oct. 4.
TbibOdanx. Oct. G
Leniros DaigIe. Bayou Blue, Oct. I.
y. Hotard. bayou Blue. Oct. s.
fraieois Antras, Baton Pilon, Oct. 9.
Other appointments will be announced la
ter. p. T0JTPS
Registrar Voters, Parish OF Lafourcbe.
SEND YO4IR .J0R PRINTING To
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TAkE NOTICE THAT &CFfXG 1DRR
L y NitiI 81 IL. ,liiiua M rom
the above = tIti'd ara ~ E.btf. ease
IN the afavs -%Rtiiiei rnf uuur,+ra a%. L
nave seize's aai Wit "hey a.r ~ at bic
auction ~ iiin t'i'ia 80 stiHtte's w. Jar
isl1 or lstfaHr.Aa. the ilsrtH,f ti+,--t 81. ON,
the lett bank uf iiavun Is.ffs rAr. aF a,,nh
II miles i-lew the Town ii tttina.et, e,
S~4iGthAY, NtPF:.Ns ftit Gth l~a0.
between b. hears ri ! a'eiprs ia &
O'clock. ~ ~ tie l0liuwing d.s.r--l .per-
ty tn-'vit:
J doutio l,~etlSfr3.I aud h4IiIfu.s piete.
! sing" l'el~'e 81 atssi a.stAGss VOWS Re.
~;rvr and ii ,@tIsr-S. stx4h4ft = tsa..4
bewI au,i ptt et4f~. : nags. cn-,r. rQz etc
Seized i'll the above snir
Terms--t'asi iu 4. :. Treasury Notes.
a. Z. kNitliL0CH.
Aug. 2lst.. iSH'. Sttecial Constable.
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NOTICE
Reduced Railroad Rates To Democratic
Congressional Convention, Lake
Charles,

HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC CoSGREss.ux-x
AL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, THEKD LEs.k
TRICT.
DonaldsonVille, Ia, August =. $50.
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD ca.
L Will sell tickets at New Orleans ana in
termediate stations to Ak Charles. - an
delegates accredited to the Cong-e 1aal
Convention, al four ceats per mile f5rtha
round trip. Delegates aust Obtain credep-
tials rom Chairman Of Parish Executive
COMMITTEES, according to printed forGa adop-
ted, FOR tbs purpose of facilitating them n
procuring their tickets.
r.. y. SIMS, Chairman.
g.. ADOLPH GOSDRAN. Secretary.
All ~newspapers in the district are relue srsd
to iasert this. Aug. 80
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DISSOLUTION

Tn CO. partnership heretofore existing be-
tween y. Gossin ana NJ tGret, of ~-L.afoarche
Saw MtiFf has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent ARTHUR GaSs3N.
Aug l6-31d NICLES FoEs.E.
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THE STATE GF LOUISIANA.
18th Justice Conrt OF JOHN II. r. nam
Parish Of Laflurele.

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