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~ ton de son excellence O. Hebert, Gouverneur de
rEtat de la Louisiana date du 26 Juliet 1885, election
sera tenue dams a parosse de Lafonrch'.
LUNDI, lie de NOVEMBRE, 1855,
depuis hen A. NJ, jusqu'a heures NJ dams lie but
deire Gouverneur, Lieutenant Gouverneur Secretare
dEtat Avocat Genera resorer Etat Audteur es Comp
es Pubcs surntendant de Education Pubque pour
de Ia louisiana Avoca de District pour Ia Cour du 5eme
District Judiciare Repesentant pour Second District
Cong essionne Senateur parosses Assumption
Lafouche Terrebonne pour completer terme de Hon
B. Key decide deux Representans Assemble Generate
de Etat, Sheriff. Greer de Cour Co oner Assessor
pour Ia de Louche Juge de Pax pour chaqne
ACCOMPLISHMENT respective du Jury de Police de la
de Lafourche mas dams ACCOMPLISHMENTS, il exse
une vile ncoporee vile contenant trois habi
tants clue denx uges de Paix Constable pour
chaque ACCOMPLISHMENT du Jury de Police de la parose
Lafourche ct lie vote prs la question pour
let nspot u ege du Commencement de la vile de ton
Rouge la vile de la Nouvele Orleans que chaque
e cteur ayant quae ant pour contre transport
devra avoir ecrits imprim6s uetin les mots
pour e anspoet sill est favour du transport les
contre lie transport sill contfe lie transport.
Les leux ct commssares delections sont CONNIE suit
savoir:
Premiere Arrondtssement-Au magasin de Trasmond
Bernard, Commiss res I. Bernard Pierre Landry, P.
Campbell.
Deuaien,e Arron-A la maison de Noel Boudreaux Com
zacharie Boudreaux, Bazile Landry, Felix Benoit.
Troiyienee Aroma la maison d'Eie Panve, Com E..
D. Richar son, Rederick Darden, Sylvan Troscair.
Qu0trieme Arron-Au magasn de Jean Dupre Com
Caas F. Gaude D. Bourgeois Joacha m Lagarde
Cinquieme Arr0n-Au magasn de Pierre Thbodaux Com;
C. Zeringue ?. Thibodaux B. Folse
Sirienae Arron-A la mason de Melise Leblanc, CON-
y. Jacques Metherne, n Leblanc, NJ. Dagre.
Septienee Arron-Ala ma son dAntone Matherne, Com
A. l. Ledet, Paul Matherne J. s. Williams.
Huitiene Arron-Au magasn de JOSEPH Remond, Com. !;
Edmond Savoie, Jackson Pierce Victor Me aneon.
Neuci me Arr0n-Au magasin dE,louard Breaux, Com ;
E. Breaux, Etienne Leblanc, j.. ely.
Dri Arron-Brus Grand Chene, la maison d'ecole
Com; Bou e, Lubn rnard, George Clement.
Onsei6ne Arron-A la Alison de Cour Thbodaux CON-
W. II. Rag n, Jackson Daunis, C. o. Dann.
Douseene ArronA FHotel de Lafourche, Conn.,; Auguste
Bergeron, j. r. Leblanc Ioacham Bergeron.
T"eseiene Ar1oRA la naison Hiaire Bourgeois CON-
Ma celn Bergeron, H. Bourgeois, A. Champ gne, Jr
quit rzeien,e Arron-Au magasin de E. L. Cordiac,
Ccom.; Alfred Matherne, Pierre Folse, A. Ma herne
Qinseieme Aroma la maison de B. F. Barker. CON-
Hudson Field, G. Abribat, B. F. Barker.
Setseieate ArrOn-Au magasin de Noise Guedry, Conn.,
Chas. SEWN. T. Cheram, Cretni.
Les commssares fer mt leurs forme legae au
soussigne Sher ct officer retournant.
sen29-tds NJ. B0CRG Sheriff
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COvington Select Academy.

charge
DEV. JOHN R. HUTCHINSON, D. D., aided
IL by competent Teachers in French Music Mathem-
atics etc Number of Pupils limited. Hence early ap-
plcaton should be made Sessi begins lst of October
Youths fitted for business and mercantile pursuits for
Sophomore and Junior Glass in College. Covngton is
BILE from New Orleans in five hours four times week
by eamboat.
Board, Tuition, Bed Bedding Washing, ligths for
10 months. $500 10
French Music, of instrument, Drawing, etc., extra.
September s. 1S55.-4t.
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PLrcKY EDrrRKss.-Mrs. Prewitt, who, since
As death Of her husband, has edited the Yazoo
Whig having received an offensive note says: III
ne hiped that sent US the anonymous letter from
!ackson, signed 'sCherebusco," will come to Yazoo
ot, and call at the Wing Office, two noble little
oOys bne eight and the other six years old, shall
g leather medal around his neck, as due bill
f hogging they owe him, payable some ten
years hence, with compound interest" ~
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tB a curious law question has arisen in Lon
oon' man proposed to lady, was accepted
nus not fulfilling his promise, is now prosecuted.
Il turns out, however, that he had wife. and.
couldn't marry, although "Barkis wac wilIin'.p .
The question therefore arises, what damage does
mani" ,'.''eu
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An amateur gardner and joker sent to
scotsman in town the other day, for some seeds of
TIE "pie-plant" which be. had advertsed-re-
ques6ng precisely six paroles Of cnssard pe-seeds
ana two Of mince-pie The scotsman promptly
sent nlm half dozen goose eggs and two blind
puppses The humorous gentleman admitted that
she joke was rather against him.
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Thibodaax Home Academy,

J, BRYsON BURROWS, A. B., Principal.
THIS INSTITUTION will open on Monday, the
l. nth September and continue ten months 1t is deSi-
rabe that Students be the first day of the term
Pupils however, will be received at time, and charged
accordingly This school designed to prepare students,
by LIBERAL thorough and practical education for College,
any other business of fe the plan comprising complete
preparatory course-English, Classical, and Mathematical
Patrons may rest assured hat earnest and perseverng
effort will be made cultivate the head, heart and hand
train boys for becoming intelligent, 60 and useful
to give the elements of perfect education.
TERMS
For the regular English per month, 5000
For each additional language, s. Il .l'5O
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Inspectors Sale. .4.+
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Judicial Dis
~ trict Curt, Par OF Lafourche.
Pursuant to law, will be sold at the Court House in the
town OF Thibodaux to the lowest bidder by A. Brown,
Inspector of Roads, Levees and Dches for the 5h Inspect
i've District Of the parish of Lafourche on -4
THURSDAY, the 11th OCTOBER, 1866,
at II o'clock, A. NJ the works and repairs be made in
accordance with the Police Ju regulation and the process
verbal Of inspection Of the undersigned on the following
properties, to wit:
ist A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND belonging to the sue
cession of CACHE, non-res dent situated at about 50
miles below the town Of Thibodaux the right bank
Bayou Lafourche, bounded above by land Of Grnage
Blanchard and below by land Of Joseph Raymond
tanning is arpents front
CANTRELLE, nonresident, stu ted about 80 miles below
the town Of Thibodaux the right bank Of Bayou La
fourche bounced above by land of Pierce and below
by land Of GTnage Il Blanchard, contang arpents
Sd. TRACT OF LAND belonging to the succession Of
LEON DUE resident 81 mated about 80 miles below
the of Thbodaux, the right bank of bayou La
ourche, bounded above by land Of Joseph Remont and
below by land Of he Succession Of E. Bourgeois contain
ing arpent front. ~
4th, A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND belonging to MIGUEL
ALONE, resident, 81 uated the right bank Of
bayou Lafourche, i about IS miles below the toEn Of
Thi odaux bounded above by land Of Theophile Dauns
and below by land Of Joseph Barros, containing 70
pents front.
5th 4 CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND belonging to THEo-
PHILE DAUNIS, nonresident situated the right bank
Of bayou Lafourche about IS miles below the town of
Thbodaux bounded above ny land Of Cyprien Matherne
and below BY land Of Miguel Aionse, containing two
arpents fronth. 5t5a .s,R -
6th A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND belonging to CYPRIEN
MATHERNE esident, situated the right hank of
bayou Laourche out S. mi es low the town Of Thib
odaux bounded above by land Of NJ Savoie and below
land Of Theophie Daunis containing ten arpentsf ont
Works and repairs: To clean of the Roads and Leyees
and place them in good travelling condition.
COSDTIoNs-The purchaser shal give bond with sufi-
cen security in double the amount Of the audcann
doned that he will well and truly perform he works and
repas requ red and complete the BY the first Of No
vemb next; and in Of failure, the whole amount Of
the bond shall be recoverable. 81 A. j. BROWN,
Sepr %, 1855. Inspector, 5th District
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r.s =r|r iona. G. White,
IIAYING BEEN APPOINTED NOTARY

HAvING BEEN APPOINTED NOTARY
/ i PUBLIC in and forthe PARISH LAFoURcHE, takes
pleasure stating the public that he ready to ex4
of notes passing of sales or conveyances making nve
ories holding family meetings. ETC., ETC. 1t may not be
generally known that to have business done
by Notary before the Recorder His Office for
the present at that Of the Thbodaux Minerva where aH
business ntrusted to him win with prompt attention
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Professional Cards.

X BELCHER, Attorney and Counsellor al Laec,
W. continues the practice Of his profession in the Fifth
Judicial District Office in Thibodaux. je11
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Washington Irving's Great Worki
THE LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
frirzt VnluuA nov ready gt.+s ass4s=sa

TN three elegant volumes, 8vo., about 500 pages
u each. ndsomely printed on large plea type-whh
PORTRAITS and Hans-on fne paper, neatly und IN
CLOTH I expected that the work VIII be completed during
the present yeareach volume at intervals Of about three
months Price to Subscribers. 42 per volume .lt
ea ]. YATES BENNET, Agent s.
seF15 for Assumption Lafourche, and Tenebonne. "a
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Bi-sulphlte Of Lime.

yn Bi-Sulphlte OF Lime. IA 64F "a. Z
THE UNDERSIGNED having established a
i BIsULPHlTE OF LIME MANUFACTORY in the City
ut New Orleans take pleasure in stating to the Planters
era that they prepared through the assistance of
will be promptly attended to. SMITH, MCLEOD co.
Thbodaux, September 4, 1S55.--M s
NOTlCE.-An persons having claims against
IN THOMAS G. DOWNToN. are requested to present
hem duly authenticated and an those indebted to the
same, viii make immediate payment the undersigned
syndc- i, ]. F. THOMPSON. +
Thihodanx, September s, is-5-1m, l7
\ VIS.-Tontes personnes qu ont des reclama
les presenter duement uthentquees cees qu ui
doivent sont sues requises de reger mm6d
le sousekn6 syndic J.f THOMPSON.
Thihoda X, &c s Sc temhre, 1s5s.--1m.
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Great Southern Remedy!
A COB'S CORDIAL L

Great southern Remedy!
j A COB'S "a. 60 r d IAL,
DowEL DISEASES s. eR Cholera Dvsenterv, Di.
ID arrhea, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Cholic. Cholera
infantum and alsn admiralty ADAPTED TO MANY DIS
EASES Of FEMALES most spec ally Painful Menstruaon.
The virtues Of jacobs Cordial are too well known to
require encomums.
/. IT CURES THE WORST CASES OF DIARRHGA.
2. IT CURES THE WORST FORMS OF DysESrEKY
8. IT CURES CALIFORNIA OR MEXICAN DIARRHGA.
4. IT RELIEVES THE sEvEREsT CHoLIc.
5. IT CURES CHOLERA MoRBus.
6. IT CURES CHOLERA INFANfUM.
Z. II CURES PAINFUL MESsTRuAT1oN
8. IT RELIEVES PAIN IN THE BACK AND LoINs.
9. IT cousrERAcrs NERvoussEss AND DEsroNDEacY.
10. IT RESTORES IRREGULARITIES.
IL. IT DsPsis GLOOMY AND HISTORICAL FEELINGS.
12. IT IS AN ADMIRABLE Tonic rl a. 1.=s
FEW SHORT EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS,
7 I r LETTERS, &c.
"I have used Jaco Is Cordial in my family and have
found it most efcsn and in my judgment, valuable
remedy" II Hon HIRAM WARNER,
Judge Of Supreme Court, Georgia.
"I gives pleasure in being able to recommend Jacobs
Cordamy personal experience and the experience
of my neghors and friends around me- Is sufficient guar
antee believe to be all that purports be-
q soUerei1n remedy" WM H. UNDERWOOD,
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit
lake great pleasure in recommending this Invaluable
medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases, for which
heeve it 70 be sovereign remedy.dseidsdy superior to
y Deputy G. NJ. Of the Grand Lodge of Georgia.
"I have used Jacobs Cordial my family and this with
all hear about remedy by those who have tried it,
induces to beev. that it stands the head Of every
preparation of the kind and would recommend its
the dssea rs for which it is compoun ed"
MILES G. DoBBrss,
Cashier Of the Bank Of the State Of Georgia. Griffin
isIf there Is credbiy in human testimony Jacobs
Corda and presmnent above all other
for the of wei diseases From he mass OF testimony
in its fav coming in from all qnarters must De very ar
n ADVANCE a curativs agent Of most not all other
patent preparations" a. FLEAisG,
Cashier Marine and r re Insurance Bank, Grfin.
"Ths efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity as fast
~ Bonanare pushed his columns into Russia, anh gaining
cfmuendaton wherever used."-Geo. Je1ersonS1n
sB For sale by FRIZELL GAINES, Thibdiaux, La,
and by the principal Merchants sd Druggists throughout
The state WM. BLISS CO.,
sens 6m Proprietors, vannah Georgia.
CIGARS! CIGARS!! 4. ...... ..-........
I 10000 Havana Cigars, Of the Choicest Brands viz:
WASHINGTON, Ell SOL. FILLMORE,
BUSTAMESTE, CONCHA, CONGRESS,
SEVASTOPOL, ANTIGUEDOE, SEM ROMAN,
AMERICAN UNION, La PERFECTION, &c.,
Al carefully selected and just received and 70 sale
sepl ! go e. a B. r. HOLDEN.
;. =. aousTxs. - : J. Z. NcrvEn.
ROUSTAN dk McEVERS, 5"
(Sxccssaors to o. Osborn CO.. . ID.
Commercial Row-under the Franklin House Thibodaux:
.nEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
l. DRY GOODS, HodGy, eesw Goods, Hsss, Boo" and
ehose, Herdwa1s, CO., 80.
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n0- A tipsy know nothing, knowing nothing
ofwhat he was doing, has publicly informed the
world what should be his course of action, were
he elected chief magistrate of the Union:
"oh, II was president Of the United States,
I'D arrang my busine acco din &E.5
The niggers would sell,
The Irish send to HI,
And the Dutch tether side o. Jordan.
Then puy OF your coat, Ha rolly up pour sleeve,
Jordan am q hard road TO tFsbel, believe"
A Wlor.-We met a friend the other day who
is troubled with slight impediment in his speech,
and finds it especially difficult to pronounce any
word beginning with the letter r.. -
We'll, said he, grasping our hand, /" they have
had another wiot in the Fwankford woad."
"A what?" asked we
t"Why, a wiot, a wiot!" e'5 t.st t.'*
,,"And pray, what is wiot?"
"Why, don't you know what wiot isl It's
wiot, wumpus!" sa @ Il
II don't understand you, now"
"Why," exclaimed he, ~ mean wiot--a
wumpus-a wow!"
"Oh, you mean they had riot, rumpus, a
row, on the Frankford road. Yes yes--we have
heard Of that Good BY"
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE

CO1tg1nte DepaftmeHt,
NESTERN MILITARY 1NSTIT UTE.-The
w session of this College, which consists Of two
commencing respectively the 10th of September
and 2h Janua continues without interruption from the
beginning close he 18th June, 1856. At present
there professors in the Coegeone ohr will be
thorough in books and teaching that Of College
in country. The discipline is strc yet parental and
maintained by day and night Menta Moral and Phsicd
Culture Economy and Discipline The especial objects Of
the system
Charges for Tuition Boarding Washing, Fuel Servants
attendance of Arms Room Furniture Towels Bedding
leach Cadet to supply necessary Bankesj 500 per
20 weeks Surgeons fee and medicines 9 term
Engineering Modern Languages Book Keeping, and Fenc
ing, each $40 per term For particulars address
J. BERRIEN LINDSLEY,
Chancellor of the Uui, ersi y, or
B. R. JOHNSON, Superintendent of the Inst ute.
Nashville, Tenn, August, 1855. aug25 Am.
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.a. CHOLERA MIXTURES. afa&
iORDIAL De JACOB, contre le CHOLERA
~ q z Dyssente1e ct Ia Diarrhea ~ s.t.. fs
Mcleod MALLORYS CHOLERA MIXTURE;
kENDALLS CHOLERA CoRDIAE; ~
BEACHS sAN1I-CATHARTIC MIXTURE: ag,
Ok CHAPMANS COMP. GINGER BITTERS; 4
ALSo-A hne lot oe Kentucky Mustard, etc.
Uze1n y1lzE1L CAME
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Day School for Bows.

Day School for Boys.
THE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to
L parents and guardians that he has purchased of Mr. j.
Gardner the unexpred lease of the Parish School House
situated st Canal street, Thbodaux, where he will cou
tnue his school for the future His charges follows
For the regular English urse per month. .....$6 90
Fof each additional language, per month. 80
For apply at the office of the Minerva
to CHARLES SCH1FFERSTElN, Principal.
June 23d, 1S55.-n.
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Business Gar0s.

A UGIER, j.. Confect'oner and Dealer in Fruits
n Corner of Market and st. Louis Streets
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The Ten CoMxAsDxEsrs.-The following, by
Richard Christian, has often been printed, but
cannot he rrnsanfod fno nffan ~

Have thou no other gods but me:
Unto no image bow thy knee:
& Take not the name OF Go in vain
Do no thy s bbath day profane:
Honor thy fathef and mother too,
An see that thou no murder do.
-a- From vile adultery keep thee clean;
4. And steal not, tho thy . ate be mean,
Bear no false witness-shun that blot;
AS What is thy neghbors' covet not. e
Write these thy laws, Lord, in my heart,
And let me not from them depart.
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Election Notice.

DURSUANT to law and proclamation Of his
L excellency P, o. Hebert, Cove Of the State Of
Lous ma, dated 26 day Of july 1865, elections will be
held in the pa ish of Lafourche,
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Avis d'EleetlOn.
10NF0RMENFNT Ia hi of q uno nroolomo

4 NONFUhMENENI la lOl ct une proclama-
" tion de excellence O. Hebert, Gouverneur lie
Eta de la Louisiana, date du rs Juliet 1885, election
tenue dams a paroisse de Lafourch.,
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Among the transparent tricks "a expiring know-noting
ism fs euueat fsrcHlAaion Of reports taaf Snc such
distinguished democrat fnrors il easonae prpsrra
tire doctrines full wish the order ill.,
ssH The Louisiana Courier tus esuhazically notices
report Of ihis kind in regard to Seaasor siidell:
The Cruscruf af yzsseraav has RrticAe fall eoiu mn
length encouragement IL the Democratic party luGepd
Hp0u the prbrinc1 meetings az the dec
cratic vptsrt which held erening We should take
ne Darare Hunmery "A the Crescent f II
~erp not sosa Rna wiin higt Il con-
taans Easstxurs ul0ms That member or
tae Tr~d witA a1v other lesser urSnn
rss2. LAS Dipe6 sAe arder 81 kaow nofiEgs. We oarnu
5enr plher lursnafie sF mar not bare
this regard But a. ssv that regard To Mr.
States frofn Lanisira this iufamEgn 81 the Crescent
has drra Ihs natainEs is ufferay uuoundea
enc Me kngw mun Ia kau,sians Il the CnlaE
stia be- les willing himself tina. ssrr
asss.w1Hon sa Mr. -3iae vito ordsny aas,trs ia
principles and proceedings dhxn be- dors- Mr. slidrf sn
aasrsapo dsanaaTai, dyed ias wcas IL ron ,AaaHe AL
wars narnses aA~sss she sawass aose he IL
gsinE ansisI sratr mpassa ~
wns. the leaders NJ wc. wsstrsse aepsaun
wsass fhe a. prznh~rs hHre
n the n EAs hcDasea gsxras ~iicA mss
beEa @gagrd ali h,s hs suIdnE az and preserving ia
iusrgvGsy sod saIi dinensanh Call A~rruies rpvsra
non SsAn rsaeAl a sae~ nettsng
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TEE MARCF 0F IxroLERAYcE.

krow-nothing panphlet made itE appearance IN New
Jersey long since 10 wh0H IL sirennonsly main
taned that Tie Methodist Episcopal church obnoxious
10 the 5s1csiuus The Roman Catholic church and
that boh oaght be sabjecte1 the rne Of inioe
rance The saIawtag, from the Eew Hampshire Patriot
WI show thni the ka8wnothing governor Of New Hap
shire has adopted the ss1De views
:" Tisz nEMowA1-Ne learn thaG reseraor and
sounr have rsns~rd asr. Eeazer Saith frn a1sr Of
eApar lhe State prison. and appointed in his place
Mr. Brown The sole ~ tins Of petty p-nsrpon
that Mr Smith democrat No ran ever h the
pare acrerabF those conaered with the prison
asrfay to The prisoners and of be stxsen
word 18th dsroLed fidelity to this to
him than Mr. Smith done. Mr.. very respectable
worthy ma1g and highly ssteemed Clergyman Of the Metho
aHs denomination On 81 baaifh he
able psxrm tie daas a. cirEt preacher wears
pEst, and TIE snaa SALARY attached this office has been
al support is al sDch hot an
R rsnr ansy digaee upon those who Effected
IT, Bait il act warhK Of tem, and they must the
honor al il.
Mr. Smith appaiaied chaplain in bz Governor
Colby ihrotgh the u1aere uf Rev Jared Perkins who
then the council.
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r. rTNs xtNs vaNs = t&s exauuAfiuu of
= -. -. 49,, :. 49, -.,.
~ ts%3 setsar sAfitt-its % % f~fi . ne'siN S.f
bAlats boa ~ he Novzh AGf Sgwt Mittont iuresfEA
49,. :.
y. = -
- 80 "1Ps Dfi%ftA1tA' - - Ee"s-A n~h-st1s AsA
he alleged grpHrd 81 posscce eYsmrgss Appcals
fesIF made IN taf Il ne Acrtness * als ana ii. IN
,,..ss,- .,.st, !, ~ 80 ~, IA ... ...,s.., .
-
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IL SOUTHERN PHASE OF KN0w-xuTHTSGIsa.
zupsle the history uf the proceedings If The late
4x-hoiaiuE saussnsson Fiaaeiphla- paAassh en-
thi Gfurm adopted by the southern zlng q the ps-
lnart . mn1h in i ~i4seh @2srrs To vn4nznsn1
our Epaos ansens fcras gar snviur more a1 sssai
pasa1n now crrgaea by siss organization d oi
lzuEtas Had dangerous tiHn before Tia proirs-
u = Fsay and cvn al The Eaioa will rxzvslg ruscae
o. HEiionAi n rsfner secsann 81 the country Iss
iirOaS aabe1on slAs The k40w soothing party has risen
I've rulni q Ire Democratic party Will NOT iaI to he
hernc'a by every Democrat ss guerrilla aodc Of war
Ssla taaisE Plnnra snd azrsrd Oh with Ez northern
aa Assx sAznsg aAi devotion the Tninn sfssr
lsr'lg Egw sonthrrn kSsw-nuthingsszn continue
asgps Ea abeticniss wbo rsake Asne ttal nscsSss-
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