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and us:erisis ere invited, and viii be open 81 -
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where plans and spte cations can be sesA.
isoas +. VIZ ~ n. business. or sso a.,
show prog,r facilities fer doing this work proper
BI order Of tss Joint oennit,e. on Libr.ry.
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PROPOSALS FoR LAYING wArEBMAIks.
M.IoEs oYrrcK olrI HAL
,ope: " PIoP.:.i, foI LAP ing water ns.s.;. yin
the flh instant. Bidders vii aIse speoifJ on the
the bio l. sSd o. b.: ss
'is 3 s6 5is 5Ss usua.. a. tia,
cans. and city esnal, ana ~esi Of Seventh street
DISTRICT NUMBER TWO includes all ts.t
part Of the city north ID northeast % the camel
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pre- possls only viii be eopsisere cd As ere ~fittep
upon these regular ofncisl forms
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necnsiy With the main y pes. viii be inoIuded N
the nss,s rsmsnt With the mains, and paid for At
ssti.fsciory bond ard security will b. required
bs %.as parties WIN RfGsas hs SsIracH A
.y6d Intel. q OOIGmbissI Mayor.
MAYORs OFFICE, oITY HALL,
;. Proposals. for Iaiieins . stone and Brios
Brdse over Iibsr Creek. IN b street north, be
siSs Tseeiyse Tbs oee U1tii L O'oiSef
SATURDAY, May nth, instant
and materials, TO TAX. down the stons walls q
NE Old bridsesne every hing required for buiS
g. e tks oss Of the Co ia
Bio ders will state what amoust viii be allowed
tafs. the od so DIV 70 be remoseS eissSSt
e4ehse TO the contractor:
not Known to be responsible aud 8 prseticsbls
The right to reject any and all bids .. r.,erved.
JAMES J. CAMPBELL
my 2-eotd -COmDissioser Fourth Ward
PROPOSALS ToR sRApIsG TWELFTH
Propos ais vii be receiyea At thu M.va,,s ara.
until ~ m: MONDAY, 18th day OF Msy, for grs-
DING Ifth street east: from South OArOlfna sVenus
to TO-. ! street ssG'h The surplus Earth sh.ll Be
SIDE OF south taroiins avenue 20 Lfboola square.
also, IN making aud streets scnth, between
18th street east ana 18th street east
BIDDERS win state the price per cubic yard and
but sne price viii De paid for either tue cutting
or the hling. whichever measures osi. the con-
tractor shall carefully level the avAtiuns where
deposited, without any extra cost.
The right is reserved by the Corporation 20 re-
leet any or all bids W. A. FLETCdER,
Com ssioner Sixth Ward.
T. EDwARB LARK,
ADAM GADDlS. ia,
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wAsHIEeroN DENTAL AssocIATIoS-The
regular meeting of this ASSOCIATION was
held at the once Of DIR. r.. y. II Rnt. 18th street.
on Monday evening. After the Iansaction OF
sion OF the selscted subject for the evening,
viz: '.Msiiet ilffng," ensued. which was
ensefiy conducted BY Doctors Nobla Hill, aaa
kaiiey. 80 ~ i''ssF - =.
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TIE Mock CLAIN.-OR Monday, in the u
=. Court or Claims, Judge Mott delivered the
opinion OF the Court II the case of Joseph
Mock agt the United States, that he is en-
Titled TO s27,426, Judge Loring dissenting)
Nock's claim /. for mail locks furnished thu
Government, thirty or forty years ago, and
the claim has been before Congress for many
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

acknowledgements Bog Wood Sets
INC Buttons, Cluster Sets and Butt ,ns, 800
styles Studs. buttons, Chains, Rings. Silver
fiated spoons, Forks, Cups, Gail Belle, re.
Seweiry Store, No. 43s Pennsyivania avenue,
near Az street -
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S8xD LEAF TOBACCO. y s'
, 4 snse ~ 9! Cespseucst 80 k.sef awHAp.
sprise1s bF 20, y III FlnEETsA co.
~ - 1rssx' gap ;s,e Assfassggsst ssai Z. 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

a CoLD Seems A SMALL APBAIR lost peo-
PIE negIectit. Who minds III Yet Cold may
turn 70 Consumption, and then follows amos
certain death. Take Gold in time, then, that
Is, take Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, the we'll
known standard remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Oonsumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all
pulmonary Complaints, and your Gold will
disappear. rs we'll as ali apprehen sion OF dan
ger. Sold BY all Druggists w.s,M
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u Wall d 90, AbCTIeHKKRs, call
SfPeciai attention to the large sale Of Irish
linens, table linens, shsetines, napkins to well
linEs, handkerchiefs, damasks, a ilts. counter
panes, coffee cloths, cassimeres, hosieries, and
large assortment of other articles in the
housekeeping line. Sale to take place st their
spacious salesr0Om, on Wednesday morning,
May Sth, and TO be continued until the " hole
OF the stock is disposed of; and it offers a rare
goods, and to which we would call the atten-
UCn Of buYers, as every article is Warranthd.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsIAKsrs a, IN NIaur

NAiIohAL THkATHR.-To- night Mr.. Clarke
tePests tne pill OF Monday eyeAing-"Eyery-
BODY 8 Friend" and ssToodles"
OpD fkLLows' HALL.-The Southern relief
Zsns. -
- CARRoLL HALL, G. street, between 9th and
Vtn-fair for the benefit of the new Hall and
mouse OF the Christian Brothers, now open
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NATIONAL EREEDMgS's RELIEF AssOCIA-
TION--Ihe report OF The National Freedmsn's
Relief Association, read NJ me annual meeting
on Monday, states that 1.-The pecuniary con-
dItIOn OF the freedmen IN the District Of Co.
lumbIa Il not materially changed, nor can it
De much better until the fundamen al law of
demand and supply, in relation 70 labor, rs
established. So long as there remains a sur
pids Of $1,000 laborers in Washington, of small
capital. and no agricultural or mechanical in
tereSt, large per centage among them must
remain, as now, in extreme poverty and des-
utuuon-' And, IL is added, in the same re.
port, that " the asso citation finds a determine
uon on the part of colored men of the District
10 remain and give their solid voIe al the June
election, which fnaugurates their enfranchise.
ment in the District of Columbia. after which
lime they will probably go, IN large numbers
where remunerative wages, facilitIes for ed
ncatioH, and the rights OF franchise by Ia W and
public sentiment are secured 10 them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

CONSERVATIVES Army AND NAVY UNION
AT meeting OF the Conservative Army and
Navy Union las evening, the secretary pre-
sented q number OF letters from soldiers OF
all parties, and a number OF them he read TO
the members, and closed by saying that ne
would like TO SET all these letters published
irrespective OF party, so as TO show how the
nation has treated its soldier applicants for
positions Many of these were rejected by the
Senate and others In the Departments, &c, of
he Government On motion, he letters were
left ia the bands of he corresponding secre-
tary 10 be made the special order for the next
meeting. .. - ~ r.r
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CHARGE or FALSE PRETBSCRs.-Col q. w.
Steadman was before Justice Cun yesterday
aiternoon, having been arrested on a warrant
issued on the oath of X. L Wells, who charged
MN Win Obtaining money under false pre-.
fences. Mr. Wells testified that on the 2sd of
'>eptemoer last be paid 70 defendant S75. who
agreed 10 fuIEish HIM with a clerkshjr in the
Interior Department by the list or 18th of Oc-
tooer The defendant ackno wled ged that hs
IteelNta the money, but said no day was set
Justice Gull decided there was no case OF Ma
pretences, the remedy being by civil suir and
the accused was dismissed. Norris for defence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

TIE GRAND LODGEOP MAsONs.-The semi.
annual communication of the Grand Lodge O z
r. and A Masons OF n e District OF Colum bIa
was held last evening at which was received
an invitation TO be present ., the ceremonies OF
opening the new Grand Chapter of the Dis
ITlct Royal Arch Masons, on the 23d instant:
which was accepted. The Grand Lodge will,
therefore, uEite in the procession on the oc-
casion. Among other business transac tee. IA
charter was granted 70 q new lodge 10 be To-
Gated In the First Ward, and known as Hone
Lodge, No. 20. The officers OF this lodge are
j. e. kondrup, W. NJ; s. b. Russell, s. W.
and j. A jenkins, j. w. With this lodge
there Will be. sixteen subordinate lodges n the
jurisdiction, and the new one has bright pros.
poets before IL. The reports of the Subordinate
lodges show that all are doing well, and were
never so prosperous as now.
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4 street vest, between street north ana y ia
CINE avenue. laid Let is feet front Isl feet ~
,n SaS p Ssss and i%srovss By new FRET cass
small Acusss on the rear Of the lot. ccntsi ptns
tworoons each The three housss rent for aboIf
sion aiyen. e ssP. BROWN SOD, -
aHl s;n H63 9th street, between \ and r,
: HOB SALH-A two story BRICK HOGeE near
and balls With large lot Of eround eaelcsed Pfos
$500 lnqnire 3A5lA St nh SCI
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T9fsssfOs so cE s ssh Va ass
AT ThE U BoTAhI0AL GARDis.

Sealed Proposals for the above pamet labor
and materials ere invited, and will be open 81 -
ATcbiteett cree, st the Capitol krtensios,
where plans and spt cihcstions can be sesn.
Ne proposals will be eutertained from % rites
pet hbosn 20 Re IN the business, or Who osR Il
show proper facilities fer doing this orb proper
b order OF the Joint Committee on Libr.ry.
HDwARk CLARK,
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pLAcM DOUGLASS, sun.

The Undersigned having made arrangement with j. h.
shaver to take his tine colt Black Douglass mn which
bred and raised by him. and took the mss premua, last
fall at ae tr of the @Saiic Count, Agricultural suc,y-
h. 'Can he found tue ur gruS of the IA Sale County
Agricultural Society all times after the 2jth day OF Apr
1867, and until the 18th day ot JGy next
BLANk DOGGLiSN JUai !,a black brown well tln IA
lu.ty carriage, Kind aud rUahr, aud good stopper ID .
hands high, weigh, about 1000 lbs win stand for limited
number Of mares STD for insurance Care will be taken to
prevent accdeut, but viii not he responsible should any
Persons removing parting with mares will he held
Tor the Insurance.
Good pasture behad tho PROMISES at reasonable rates
black Douglass, Jun Is years old sired 10y the
bgated Black Douglas, his dam sired hy Prince Albert
whose dam sired ny Col Oakley imported Leopold; his
grand darn huo bloodcd brought from Kentucky
pedigree not known q. W. ALDEN.
Ottawa, April ". 1867 .lNf
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lem ADVERTISEMENTS.


MARINERS TAKE NOTICE. would Inform
the farmers this county and adjoining counties. thatI
got tine Paes Three Horse Whipeltrees hand
All ready 10 furnish those that wish 10 three
hses to plow say that of the best farmers
Ne county have tested h and satisfied that their equal
e. principle can't be excelled have got alarse lot on hand
d prepared to furnish all that will give call
vi say those that vs IL try thea that there q
Sung weight the end of the pow BEAM your pillow
ned block fastened tho side Of the beam your piow
rue correct the two hors. rigging Instead
twO doubetrees and three singlerees you have but
on'dOuhlerec and two whiperees The way TO do good
wok pillow with three horses and the thin. Is to
ha rig 10 it with 1t is less labor ysur horses and
muh easier yourself Call and them for know you
wike them and give them trial If they 30 perform
the york required ask pay. Farmers living at dis
time send their orders and they will be attended to
promptly also do horse shooting in the best style and all
kind ofobJing. Shop Clinton ST., between Main and
Mad'on. A. Ii. STEWART.
Ottawa, April 90 tS67-iw&
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We would respectfully solicit continuance of the business
relations heretofore existing between tho City Bank and its
patrons and TO Them we'll such new ones as may favor
with their business We you'd say, shall he able to
tens such tc,y aud acconnodt ion Us we trust Will prove
to them satisfactory and profitable.
Ilssry = E,Mss, Preaic.a EDWIN ALLEN, Cdshir
Epw EAMEs Tics frvs. II BULLEN, Asst Cushr.
ottawa ugust !, lso5-Y
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A quantity of
G X 0 G + Il | L S.

S:ch as Green Tea, Black Tea Japan Tea, Java
Coffee, Rio Coffee, Rice. Crushed Sugar Pow
dered Sugar, GRADUATED Sugar, Coffee Sugar.
New Orleans Sugar, Cuba Sugar, Syrups, Mo-
lasses, Cider Vinegar, Kerosene OIL Cod Fish,
White Fish, Mackerel, Rope, Spices, Dried
Apples, Dried Peaches, Can Peaches, Dried
Currants, Dried Prunes Dried Blackberries,
Fine Gut Chewing Tobacco, Fine Cut Smoking
Tobacco, Navy Chewing Tobacco, Natural
Leaf Chewing Tobacco, Churns and Broonns.
MEssRs EDrToRs If YOU viii have the good
ness to give the above notice a prominent place
in your paper, we will promise to give you a
long advertisement just as soon as we are fur
nished with the new word
LYNCH, BEATTY & O'KANE.
April 21th 1SG1-tf
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sUNNY SIDE ALL RIGHT ,C,Yy-rbe


~ .ber thahlu tor the generous sympathy which did
mum 70 cheer his heart IN his aie calamity would inform
me p'"c that he Is more making special efforts to retrieve
MS 's bY entering extensively into :he cultivation Of
early plant, which will be ready for sale in few DAYS
Amng them win be found four kinds Of carly cabbage
choc II kinds irem the Three kinds Of Head Lettuce
20 ne tFspautri like cabbage Four kinds o. Peppers
stvera Kinds Of the earliest and choicest Tomatoes New
YORK Improved and scarlet ery plant Three kinds ofcclery
among winch s the dwarf ami not be found ia tuis market
ocAaAd CsuiiOweTs. several kinds Sweet Potato plants
h earliest and best He has also the Mpulad Cranberry
ana M iur soup beans, which took the premiums at The
late iaN, together with the early mes.ina and mammoth
sweet cfH Tnrlan and Boston MaTofat squashe,, &c.
AAo few Concord Grape Roots Cunants and Gooeeres
several thousand hacSbarries ADD black capedi
having bees Gomesteae from the woods than II
years, none superior n this market 10 he sold at half price
- TIE uilh7r j. AZ the necessity IS removing large bat IN
Of 'hem lie hopes the public will give him reasonable
snare s" patronage He would solicit particularly the pat
taEe % DE- old friends from the country o-ueriay IN the
mailer Of Sweet Potatoes he has been obliged t. make
heaFy outlay IN getting up hot beds procuring SEEDS &c.
III s"eas have be- III all procured from the the m gee
lle seq men, come o. them very and high Irrrs.
The public viii lie assured Of tie best articles and Is the
lowest market prices. Cp.CLAREH
Sunry side April H. iS57.-iw
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" S. oAJrpEsElr,
rRACtfcAL PHOTOGRAPHER,

Main street. sonti Of the Cour House.
Gall for any kins picture in the photographic art and
you are guaranteed none better shall he produced Ug1 5m
ENGl SELsl-Iwo ~ d,s able lots couting on Ottawa
Avenue s'ie Ala OF lit,t property, will sell one
soth. Ier particulars aplly 10 f. ANENER,
- l9uI wv OttaWt.
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eEsCE.-Haying rented my warehouse to the under
~ lsped parties being my intention TO retire from bus
incsl desire all who indebted by note or other
wise, o call and settle Immediately and costs.
tko special pleasure in recommending the new firm
10 my late customers and friends JER. CROrTY.
Having rented the warehouse of jeremiah Crotty we
~Oadrespectuly solicit the patronage Of former customers
SenCa April 2J,G7-iw JNO. CROTTY 4 BRO
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MISCELLANEOUS GOODS,

Such as Carpet Warp Cotton Yarn, Hoop Skirts,
Floor Oil Cloths, Table Oil Cloths, Grain
Sacks, Carpet Sacks, Umbrellas, Batting, Wad-
ding, Burlaps, Shaker Hoods, Window Curtain
Cambria
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A quantity OF
CL o II VI IN G.

Such rs Black Frocll Coats, silk Missed Cass.
Suits, Harris Cass. Suits and complete stock
of other Coats, Pants and Vests.
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exchange on CHICAGO, NEW YORK, and all the
principal cities East and West, bought and sold
Exchange on ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
al, important point, In Continental Europe, drawn 10
To- suit purchasers
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DEiF AND DUMB Exuv.rTy0y.-se

~ lills OF the Illinois Institution for the Education OF
Inc Def and Dumb under the direction Of the Principal will
give "a exhibition at Washington Hail. Ottawa Tuesday
evening, hsi aeti, corlrrtncing lsf pest o.ocl
for 2n evening only Parents and friends Of deai-mutes
will do we'll 10 attend
Admission free. April 90 '67-2w
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WANTED 10 RENE.Vwo or three rooms Ia u
w quiet neigbOihJvd suitable for housekeeping for
gentleman and wife. Address "k.n box Tag,
Ayrl u, lw. Ottawa, Ill.
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4amks.

2ianss.
OTTAWA.
CAPITAL paid i'm 100000
- - III tSl1OH.
v.iS .''iotf'' ............. ''c, ff,s6sBk
"Si-' T. ''+Ac'i'''.'...'.s tushtsr
Drrr-rss:
hh'o. II swim, Isaac Gage.
Mm IltAlnE John Armour
W. BUSHNELL, Chas Deaiir,
6ihoruN, Hugh Hamilton
inrcHgo Lc'ani Joel W. Aruistrnnr
!. T. Nash
Having oyg, zuG luier the National Banking Law and
sGteuied 20 a business oi VIA. IT, CEsbiuan we are now
open Tor the trans elton Of general banking business
Exchange Chb4tJ ,yr,, YrS ana all the principal
cl', % tHa United states, boa -ht and SOB.
Exchange ON I.nsnua, ireland, scotland and Cont.
nenti EUROPE drawn iB sums 10 s,lt purchasers
tioIenupl In shout the State aud prompt.
wltd for on day OF payment at current exchange
United States, Illinois and La Sale county bonds cold
silver. >sr bought end sold.
! supply of I.cVcnsc SaaD.pS Of all ienomi.
nations Constantly IN hHni.i
ON facilities such that can ocr inducements to Gus
TONER'S and VS. shall uso cgdayors give entire salts
bcion 20 tli'sfcil'Hns'int us with thcir business
Easa.ug hours FROM 4. NJ to4P.M
.rn 2J.1S6J
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To- suit purchasers.
G0lL and SILVER bought aud sold
q. - EscvcaUc stamps Of all denominations con-
siantly on hand and for sale.
As viii give especial attention to the purchase and ealc
Of all cl,ssc. of Government Securities. iuclud.
leg the ecilled Fyerweny and Tctorty bonds and the
POI ular s.,en-rhirty loan
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-09


At the last meeting of jackson Fire
Company No. /, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That this Company is at all
times grateful to our citizens for the refresh
ments which they so literally furnish to
them during the time of fires, and all such
donations are duly appreciated; but it has
come to our knowledge that persons, not
members of our body, and not authorized
by any officer Of this Company, are in the
habit of going to our merchants and asking
for whisky, &C., for their use, and on OBJ
tanning it get intoxicated together with
many other idlers. And we would now re-
spectfully suggest to all those who wish to
donate any refreshments to us hereafter that
they will give it to one of our officers, so
that it may be appropriated to the end for
which it is intended.
Resolved. That these resolutions be pub
lished in the city papers.
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The stewart Cool.ing stove.

The undersigned offers this STOVE TO the
public the superior qualities Of which have
been satisfactorily tested for SO many years,
with the full assurance that It's peculiar merits
render 1t the most complete and perfect cook
ing apparatus now in use.
Disadvantages which are all the requirements
Of good Stove, are enumerated below:
ITS DURABILITY.
| IL Is so constructed that the parts liable to be
burned out can be replaced, and the stove thus
renovated, is rendered as perfect in its opera
tion as when first used, at but a comparatively
tri1lng cost
ITS ECONOMY IN FUEL.
The Stove Is alr-tight, and with other contri-
vances appcrtaining to it, great degree of
heat is retained within the Stove, and thereby
purposes.
THE DBAFT DANPER
Is perfect regulator Of the heat in the fire
box and oven, so thathe may be Increased or
moderated, as the occasion may require.
ITS vENTILATING PROPERTIES
BY which different kinds of meat may be
cooked in the oven simultaneously, without
imparting the peculiar flavor of one to the 9TH
or; thus securing the full benefits of the old
style of cooking by an open fireplace.
The Stove possesses many other advantages
such as the HOT WATER RESERVOIR,
furnishing hot water al all times. and the TIN
WARMING CLOSET, where articles ready for
the table may be kept warm, bread set to rise,
etc, ETC.
EVERY STOVE FULLY GUARANTEED.
Always on hand "A large assortment Of COOK
ING and HEATING STOVES.
For sale by SAMUEL LOCKE, Importer and
Dealer in Hardware, Cutlery, Cooking and
Heating Stoves, &C., Nos. 81, 80, Al and 40 Pc
tiers Street, (late Front Lcvee,) New Orleans.
Gjan12d3ml
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-09

i" MAsTERLY INACTIVITY. The
South sees in the military bill what is
to be gained by mastery inactivity and
standing on dignity. A little more of
this dignified inactivity and Major
General Congressman Beast Butler
will be after the "rebel states" with the
sharpest Legislative stick ever con-
structed A little more dignifed
writing, and every Southern white man
will find himself outside of his old
plantation which has been cut up into
ten-a acre lots and given in fee simple to
his former slaves and present mas
ters.--Chicago Times, Democratic.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-09

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