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tFrorn the Alexandria AmeFG.n, 2a.h Aug J
Democratic Issominee for Treasurer.
Free Negro Suffrage.

We iasl j. 20 be our duty az faithful
Journalists, to make good the charges
tina. have bsen aiducel through our col
unns, as to ihe compIic'.y'of Col r. A.
Hunssr in the free Negro suffrage III this
parish AS Whist We havs 70 say ema>
mates from the threshold Of Col. H, We
sre called upon, by s;fic. sense Of JUS
siee, to q nothing exsenuass, nor aught
&c. down in malice
We l.avs charged that !laare are s
large number Of FREE neyross habIting
sec:icn Of tlis parish known as Ten
Mile Creek" that an elscsion precinct
is there established for the benefit .: itea
negroes by .Le Loeofoeo party. And
We have further charged tha: the candi-
date for State Irf1urer Of the so-oalisd
Democratic party, aids sud sbsts these
neopts in The exercise of the elective
franchise .ha. he has descended still
further in degradation; hs has soas vol
uutsrily TO the polls and armed these
free negroes, and with them erected do
senses to rspel any resistance that might
present itself against the !swlsss outrage
Col. Hunter admitted ia bis speech al
Richmond, Madison parish, that " these
people, who live in tia prolific bills O
Ten nile, haze -15ieoa blood - ths''
veias and had never voted until 1885,
Ba. we propose, notwithstanding, to pro
dnce from AZ ample stock such alden
ces Of .ls fact IS viii place the tnasss
beyond al csyiI, O the possibility Of !
/ doubt for ali time to come.
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n;zed AZ a gentleman, sho will end rse
this siaader upon the citizens Of Teu Mile
and upon me.
W. re;tcrate Tho original statement,
but DO 10; care about mentioning tie
names q our ;nformants Just now. IL
is not at al' necessary. Ii Hunter will
only g 70 Rapi>ies, they will pr, b ably
make themselves known. And if he
will consult the Crescent OF yesterday
morning. Septen her3, 1887, he will find
enough Rapides rames attached to sworn
affidavit. 10 satisfy lis curiosity, to fix
the s!afus Of the ''c;sizens Of Zen Mile"
and 10 couEict hin Of promoting and
defending free negro suffrage. Then.
there are responsible names at the head
d responsible journals, in Alexandria
ana Richmond. to which he might as
well 7ay his attention.
But, ws will grs,lfy Mr.. Hunter, to p
sufficient extent that any gentleman
woa.d require, respecting names. IT.
after settling those little difficulties about
ils free negro voting prop .Isities III ks~
pitcs aad elsewhere, he will come to
New Orleans aud apply TO Us, we pledge
ourselves to give him the name Of
gentleman, once R citizen Of k:uides,
from whom we have derived much III
formation concerning tAis free negro
business, and upon which information
NC have written consjaeFshiy--a gen
,'elnaH altogether superior to him in in"
tellect and education, his superior in
most other respects, and his equal in
all, Il his isil't fair proposition, we
have no idea Of The definition of fair
ness.
Towards the conclusion OF his card.
M. Hunter says "TLst the Crescent
will continue to reItegsie this, ana every
other siandero,ss charge ti.: il can get
hold Of or manufacture against me,
have NC doubt" Now, Hunter. Why
sr'h you persist il sIanderiug as p
Whenever Te have written ANYTHING
aho,:t you, We have invariably given
our authority, and yet you, passing By
tie fountain heads, seek to befoal ,ss by
throwing filth several hundred miles.
IS to manufacturing anything against
you, the man would be fool indeed TO
attempt ii, when the truth is at hand
in sntflcien. quantities to oyeEwbelm and
hide you rom the gaze of disguised
white nen.
Hunter, don't attempt 10 play The
bully. Yon are ueeaual TO tho task,
morally Or in any other sense, and y"u
know it-you frel i;-throagi every fibre
of your system. Do you imagine for a
moment sha. {. man who bore, Eame:y
and submissiveiy and to i.:s face in q
crowd Of gentlemen, the most degrading
epiihsr tue langu age sapplies, can hight.
en- people In louisiana That you i.aye
SO submitted 10 singing iostl': .e have
been informed BY gentleman CT truth,
rer.cisv and character, slso will make
his statement good whenever Jou dare
the alternative.
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+! { e.s,gugt. authority, Airs Eebecca R!tctl
| ie, who being sworn in due form OF law
says tnus il :ls year 1903, thara arrigec
~ tho paEis': Of ST. Landry "a nusnbe
/ Of faG4iiies, who were known ss ,hs
Carolina muiattoes, never regarded il
+; aE- o,he. gst than free people ct colv.
s;'d never claimed to be white. Among
that number wss Isaac Perkins, from,
whom is descended the Isaac Perkins.
ST., Willis Perkins, S1., ana Lewis Per
k:ns, who are his MS: Robert A. Per
kins snd Isaac Perkins, Jr., AZ. .E.s sons
Of Willis Perkins; Daniel Perkins and
Willis Perkins ase the sons ot Lewis
Perkins. The Dyais, on Mr.. 3oyee's
list, came from AT ancestry Of the naua.
John Dvaf, and his sons Solomon Oval,
". Dysi and Jackson i>yai, and their
cousin, Henderson Oval, are SO marked
TINT no one car hesitate 1T .c!miDg
them negroes. Reuben I,aya mother ia
z Sweat. the sister Of Johnson Sweat. q
undoubted negro origin, whilst Wishing
ton Ray and Adam Ray, are Reuben
Rays sons. Gibson johnson, Et;rrell
Johnson, Carol! Johnson, Calvin John
500 and ObsI,ah Johnson, are The des-
eendants Of Gibson johnson. 4 genulns
puiat,o. Ezakie. Gibson, 9esy good
Cd darkie. but / cannot reCoflect The
mother Of him. Tbop1ss t1oina, she Is
not sbls 10 identify +, l<nowa there vas
Il family Of .ha; name: VINO came oref
,siLh the others. and who we're snu'attoas;
Eig,ngton Willis. and ,Fosapis Willis,
ST., sro sons Of old Joe Wills, the psea-
cher, who WAS always regarded as {.
suujatto. Eurnor inaEing made him no
torious h7 the sale OF lis mother. The
sac she had heard reported. snd does
moi give the fact Of her psrsooss ) knowi.
edge. William Willis is tha so.g of Ed
gington Willis. and Joseph Wy is and
Chas. Willis are tha sons Of fossri,
Willis, Sr. The two Miracles, William
aud JoaspEa had a Jo'la for grand
mother; Jacob Gun.er IS descendant.
If family of the sw eats old johnson
Sweat IS his great uncle and be is mu|
alto, Aaron brakes grandmother was
a genuine negro. Alexander Burton il
crossed with The Dgase. William, Sianrs..
ter'a grandmother and sSuntet,s grand
mother is the sau,e woman.
John and James Ware are the sons Of
Hannah Perkins. who is Of African dss~
cent: Hawkins Martin, she is solsi, IS 4
grandson Of ofd Joe Willis, More al
the Ole: stock ever exercised ;f,- rights
Of white men il St. Landry. Iney were
not permitted eYea to muster. and Se
never received rs associates BY decent
people. There was but one opiaio;.
among tie respectable inhabitants, and
thu. ass they were free people Of coior.
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ms
MES q JOHNSON.
mark.
Sworn to and subscribed before me.
his 26tll day Of august, a y. 1857
NM, RANDOLPH, j.p.
Parish q Rep:dss- S!ats Of Louis'ana,

N 'N' = ~ t+"t3 Ss"st y As~e.e'c,iI'
Before me, W,n. Ran doIpll, Justice Of
the Peace, being t'a!v commissioned, ap
I,eared this day Mic.ae! Pani, who made
onth that he vas born and raised in The
parjs, aud State Aforesaid That he is
over fifty six years o,d that he has been
voter ever since his majority, and that
from lis bir;!. 10 the present time has
lived in tie parish, and State storesail.
The said Paul further states ;bat, for tbs
last thrty~fye years Ele has resided With
in SIX miles Of what IS called he Cal
casisu precinct, which is lis .,s.a. .,.s,.:. place
Of voting-snd Lat during the period
Of ..hirty-hve years he has frequently
..ooteo As a commissioner Of elections toE
said precinct, ard that ns always with
the othe. commissioners acting with him,
safused to take the votes Q: tbs free
nagroes, most Of whom now vote At Tie
Ten Mile precinct Aad said Pau: fur.
the. states that the votes os these free
negroes Nere no; received gensfal!y un-
til the precinct Of Ten Mile was estab-
lsilsd, where they now vote shs Demo
cratic ticket without lei OF cindsaGee, to
the naEnbe. Of forty or upwards, and
that be has always considered tbs per,
suittinq Of these free negroes to vote, a
great outrage upon the rights and priyi~
isgas OF tbs free whits citizens, and that
by thus eaua.islng them with the white
population they would become turbulent
aud inso'ent.
MICHAEL PAUL, SH,
Sworn 10 and subscribed before rus
this 9th day Of AUGUST. 4. D., 1857.
WIN. RANDOLPH, ]. 7.
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MICHAEL PAUL, Sa,
Sworn 10 and subscribed before us
this 9th day Of AUGUST. 4. D., 1857.
WIN. RANDOLPH, J. 7.
stats Of Lo,asiaaa-Parisb Of kapals'

STATE Of Lo,aitana-Pari" q kap'ds'
Tbs undersigned has been an inha5i>
tan: Of the parish Of Rspidss sfsen
years, and during tie last seven years
has lived on Ca|cssisu. within. fifteen
miles 0. "Ten NiIe,' alias s.an'eys
PTecinct." Ny occupation has been that
OF {, merchant, which brought me IN tre-
auent contac, with the people OF Ten
Mile creek, aad I can state that there
are upwards Of forty votes given at the
said Dracirct aio are considered nuia:-
toes O. free men OF color, and that they
vote the Democratic ticket. have ire
quently heard John DyaI TX Do5D cs''
himself mixed bloodsd. He Is the father
OF five voters at the said precinct.
JOSEPH Z. HAICH.
Sworn to aud subscribed before Ms
this s6ln dsv Of Aug. 4. g., 1887.
yvsi. RANDOLPH, J, p.
Star. of Los.aFaaa-Pcrsad n hepldss
Personally sDpeared before The TN
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Sfat. Of Ies..s.ana--Farish o. Rapsfes,


psr.onsIIy appeared before ae, .he
undersigned Justice of the Peace, in ant
for the State and parish aforesaid. Simeon
G. N;ckols snd James Hicks, citizens Of
the parish of Rapides and State OF
Loulsiaus, WHO, being duly sworn &c
cordlng 10 law, say that they wsge Com
rn,ssioners Of Election for calcasie,: pre-
cincs III the rear 1855, and mt tbs s!ee-
tion aeId 3. said precinct, Isaac Sweat,
Robert Perkins and Alexander Buxton
were there ant. wanted to vote, and, We
beIisye. would have voted tie American
ticket, but we were not willing 10 seesisa
their votes, because ua believed them
mixsd with African blood. In fac: Bux-
ton and Sweat offered their votes, but
would no. swear they were white, free
born citizens. We furthermore swear
that VS. believe that thers is upwards OF
forty voters who voted at Ten Nile pre-
oiucE. who ase also mixed witt, Atriesa
blood. We furthermore declare tia.
We nre .uenbers Of the American party
5. c. NICHOLS,
JAMES HICKS.
Sworn to aad subscribed before me,
this goth day q August, /. ?. 1851
WIN. RANDOLPH, J. 2.
| This evidence il clear snd 1Dqueston
! able. It establishes, beyond sil douh:
| that sstbese people. who live IL the pro-
Ii6c hills Of Ten Mile. have 44fr1ean slooa
IN their ueias, and that they 10 got.
the Democratic ticket.
/ Ns viii row prove, 'sy sgidene
equally reliable aud ineontestabia, tha
! Col. Hunter dij, ol .hs 5sh day 2f No
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REDECCA u RTCuEY.

Sworn to and subscribed before me,
lis the Esd dsy Of January, 4 D. 1856,
at Gor:ile, LA, W, G. JAMES, J.f,
NJ. John Richey, being svogn. says
tha: he heard sl,e affidavit of Ms. I.
Ric:4oy read, and concurs in every word,
except he does not recol!eot the time Of
the arrival Of the old muiatto families in
St. Laads5, it being before bis time.
Sworn to ard subscribed before me nj
Cotils, La, this 23d day Of January, 4.
D.. 1855. w. G, JAMES, J.p.
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Stat. of Lo..Ataaa--Pcraah n Roptdss
Personally appeared before The un
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onlee n.nr sns court q ;" Sc
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RATES FOR ADVERTISING.
THE square the space occupied by 100 Words IL
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One half square or less one day 4oc; two days eOc;
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discounts will be made upon six months bill at the rate
Of 10 per cent S Is per cent on $50 25 per cent
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From and after this date the above rates of advertising
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d. FARM FOR SALE y Situated in the
;is northerly part of Milbury, two miles irom Ar
asN mory Village, two from Quinsigamoud, and four
from the City Hall in Worcester 1t contains 140 acres
of land divided into moving, pasture, tage and wood
land The orchard consists OF more than five hundred
grated apple trees producing the choicest fruit Also
pears peaches and grapes in abundance. The buildings
argetwo story house, arranged for one two fam
lilies, barn. recently built so by 40 feet with cellar
under the whole, carriage house, Sheds &c. Pure soft
water is brought by aaueduc to the house and barn II
any object to lead pipes for culinary purposes tn is
well Of excellent water with the sold oaken bucket" Con
nected with the farm, milk route the bus iness of
which exceeds 800 per month. To any DESTROYS OF
engaging in the milk business, and the growing Of fruits
and vegetables this place unsurpassed ia this vicinity
being well adapted to this business and its proximity to
the city will afford ready market for its produce
Borfurther particulars inquire Of A. WOODWARD, 81
Broad street. Boston, Of the subscriber the prem
Uses. I.3 gtf3t j. L. WOODWARD.
Millbury, Sept. 26, 1857. deod&wtf s2S
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- FARM FOR SALE-In the Westerly
part of Petersham, containing $50 of land,
.with good buildings and good supply of Fl ait,
with abundance Of wood and timber two or three cows,
and farming tools if wanted Terms LIBERAL or will ex
change1or property in Worcester Inquire Of CHARLES
WHEELER, Of Petersham, or of
BENZ, WARDsWORTH,
MS w2t&d2tawtMch1# 50 Main street.
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n MA pR rrs !,
L iFe
s. FOR ~
.-
~ ma II ~ " " A .
u Us
E
f 0 r O A S HI o N L Y.
tN
a " mr-orrpSorr g. co
lgsm Sow paY y aI
a-4. n
few Of the many Bargains viz r.s q .
afsritsn f4 tsrs
Case Tbbet width Lvonese Cloths. at 12l.ots.
/ Mohair DeBsges, at 81 cts A9
Il.
Best Hamilton DeLanss, at 12t cts,
] 8 Double Width Valencia Plaids, at IS cts.
C 1u.,.o - !. ha,,,..t ,,.,... :. o ~. .aa
DO ,5Iaa1% VI - 49, H., - ' : '''
Bale Heavy set Twill Flannels. al 25 eta.
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&PRLNGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
y INSURANCE. COMPANY, Springfield, Mass
Cash Capital and Surplus, sS5O,oOO.
EDMUND FREEMAN, Pres't
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MAsSASOIT INSURANCE COMPANY.
Springfield Mass.
Chsh Capital, sI5O,0OO.
8. g. DAY, Pres1
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.PANIsH COIN,

/ EssoNs IN DRAWING.
He who makes education his stock in tradesnd has his
mind for his principle store house, usually makes
good Investments himself in financial crisis
and has common sense as collateral security.
In view ofthis the subscriber would state that he is
prepared to give lessons in Mechanical Geometrca and
Linear Perspective drawing. ]. B. GREENE.
No. SO Front street..
Having confidence in the abilities Of Mr.. Green as
Draughtsman, we recommend him to your patronage.
roQT diff ROVnEM Arehitarka
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EsTABLlsaED IN 1sss.

p Y . u N G.,
Dealer in
FANCY GOODS, TOYS, UMBRELLAS,
&c. respectfully Informs the public that he has now in
store ENTIRE NEW STOCK, bought since the recent
fall il goods, and now selling at very low prices.
Umbrellas, Canes &c repaired Printing in va
riety of styles. Eyeets set. Marking for Embroidery
n Agency Of New England Dye House.
Sign of 'The Variety store' No. 2O9 Main street,
opposite Brinley Hall. dtf NE
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Gle NsING, Red X Elm G
REPAIRING, SO.

The subscriber still continues the above business and IN
ves continuance Of aVors from his old customers and
suggests to the gentlemen generally Of this city and VII
cinity the economy Of having their
WEARING APPAREL, 81 lli
renovated in the excellent manner IN which he Is known
to do his work of this decrpton.
Gentlemen's Goats, Pants and Vests,
leaned and Re Dyed WHOLE and repaired in neat man.
ner, and at such prices fail to please Gen
temen should bear in mind that the following advauta
ges are attained by having their apparel renovated viz
1. clean garment Is warmer, looks better and vii
wear longer than soiled one
The advantage Of having clothes repaired Is too ap
parent toned aught but hint to the Wisen to have
tstilch taken in time"
His manner Of doing work is such to give the goods
that texture and appearance produced by the original
finish and such is his experience that he feels confident
that he the ability to approach very nearly to
the perfection OF the Art.
Second hand Clothes, in many instances taken in e-
change for york. as4f NJ
LADIES' SHAWLS.
or every description ceansed and neatly finished. Also
ladies' Travelling, Riding and other thick Dresses,
CtsaRsd aad Finssksd WhO1s.
Work will oe done at very short notice it desred OF
nee for work and orders at FOSTER FAY's Fruit and
CONFECTIONERY Store, No. pleasant street.
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Vol. KII.-No. 1921
- NllRCRSTER SPY.

Printed and Published by JoKN M1LTox EAnLE, s
Taa4As DREW at No. 212 Main Street. Worcester Mass
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Horse Nails, made from the best o. b. IRON, warranted
B. 2. d |. are also Agents for ADRI0NAC AMER
loan CAST STEEL.
" The above will be sold on the most favorable terms
By the subscribers the old stand Washington Square
PRATT h INMAN.
Nrcestsr. Oct. /, 1884 decd
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kATEb FUR AON EEhllDltsNS'
THE square the space occupied BY 100 words IL
ines solid 'Noapariel" type, being just one inch in
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WBBFLY PAPER.-PEice two dollars year, 81 Tor six
aonths and 50 cents for three months. II paid stuctyn
dvsnce, $175 cts year; single copies cents each.
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30 IRoN ANp Steel
IR O N

IR O N
IS tons assorted Swedish Iron, fat and square.
10 " best Norway Bar Iron.
Gl6o assorted best refined Iron, round Fat, and
square
80 tons shafting Iron, from II to q inches round.
20 a." small round, and square Iron, nom 16 10 81
Of an inch.
tons U. b. horse-nai rods
10 horse and ox-shoe Iron
10 Rsst Norway rods. and shapes assorted.
4oop and band Lon from to nches wide
20 best Glsndon Iron.
Z" LOwrloTe Iron, assorted.
Oval and hGlEround Iron.
ghaatI rnr,
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Fisher & Norris Cast Steel Face Anvs9 Gaa
Vices. Best BggIish A,sUils and Vices,
Horse Rasps and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREEs and BOxEs
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLAOKsMITHs BELLOWS, .
BLAOKsMITHs SEA coal. OHIO AND NOVA
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s STE Il

tons sleigh shoe Steel, (swediahy
6 best cast Steel, (sanderson, Bro.s 0o.9
8 g round machinery Steel.
English spring /"
Blistered N)
Corking
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a. FOR SALE OR TO RENT. The
.;. Honse, % Providence street. situated near the
sssA Female Collegiate Institute commanding one of
the best views in the city. The house has fourteen rooms
is nearly new and in good repair The lot upon which
it stands is one hundred feet front and hundred and
twenty feet deep, covered with chpc fruit in bear,
ing condition. The house is arranged be occupied by
one families The above described house will be
sold or rented very cheap For further particulars in
quire Of 0. P. sHATTUDK,
dec1S deodtf No. American House Block
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
DAILY PAPER.-F0UR DOLLARS year, payable al.
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued at
f1,a avn voFt ,oFff, tn-,-y ,,sI F--
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The undersigned, having been appointed Agent Of the
vicinity Is prepared issue policies on propertv sainS
loss or damage by are All claims fairly and promptv
adjusted and paid
JOHN G. KENDALL, Agent
azs ar Office 26s Nsia st, Richmond's Block
INSURANCE.
EINA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
Capital S1000, 600.
PEGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY. Hartford
Capital 100000
ONE INSURANCE. COMPANY New yors
u.pA Capital $4,000
AAREeRD INSURANCE COMPANY. Hartford.
.mr.Nr>A CAPITAL $500, coo.
9AhANAoeINSURANOE COMPANY proviaenea
1s. toh.zs CAPITAL S150,O00.
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@'o'''" s-''Ns aor further particulars INQUIRE Of
az aav,t Z. Il. BULLOCK, Agent,
Worcester.
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