Local Notices and Maritime Fragments From Calcasieu Parish
Readable pieces describe parish notices and maritime news. Includes listings from Lake Charles and Calcasieu parish court summaries, estates and succession actions, legal ads, and shipwreck brief references with partial details about a bark near Mersey and a derelict schooner Sophie, plus administrative notices in French and English.
Nathan Hirsh and Lake Charles Hustler Race at Pujo's Wharf
Nathan Hirsh races along the lake front at Pujo's Wharf in Lake Charles on November 14, 1868, with Deke and CHADDEPAUD listed as competitors in a local Hustler event.
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Pujo
Hust Chaddepaud
Calcasieu Parish Court Fee Act Notice 1869
Parish judge David J. Read announces a term of the court to begin January 19, 1869, under the Fee Act to organize courts for probate and other cases. The notice names George H. B. Wells and A. Bailey as attorneys, with dates and locales in Lake Charles Calcasieu Parish Louisiana.
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Louimina
Galena
Parldea Tea
Therale
Ereby
Sirah H Desessarts
Louisiana
Calcasien
Pariah
Sydonise Raed
Alexandér Desessarts
Challet
Lak
Evan Sishes i
Alexandre Baar
Louistain
Peae
Adame Sydm
Legialgtane
David J. Read
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Charles
Calcassed
the Weekly Echo
Severk Warner
Mersey
Cis B. Cutting
Baltimore
Liverpool
Tre Weathier
Ste
Tyson
Plaukek
Queenseaey
Iseo
Freestone
Prince Ed
Petins
Aneigee
Popes
Arklow
Sophie
Leon
Verdun
Brad
Lake Charles
Belema
Amon Bureau
Ville de
Lac Charles
D. Jean
Ivrier
Lac’ Charlés
D. J. Read
Février
Tate Chace
Etat de la Louisiane
Zephirie Leblen
Parotine Paroiass
Bareau
Geto
Monal
Nathan Hirsh
Eake Charles
Deke Nf
Arish of
Janvier
George HB. Wells
Calcasieu Parish
Louis S. Leveque
Attorney At Law
Offiga
A. Bailey
E. Jy. Estilette
Attorneys At Law
Louis Fisher