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Public Sale.
Estate Of Elisha Foreman.
Dec. 3D., 1970-2t

Hot'ttC oJ-Lttoht t"ettH'
DY Virtue Of an order of the Probate
- Court of the Parish Of st. LANDRY.
there will be sold at public auction, by the
undersigned. or bv = nuh'ic ar]ctionecr, on
the premises. on WEDNESDAY. January
4th, 1871, the following described nropertv
belonging to he estate of Elisha Foreman
deceased to-wit:
A certain tract Of land and the improve
ments thereon, situated on the Bayou
Crocodile in the Parish of st. Landry. con-
tanning about six hundred and sixtv-six
acres. bounded north by lands of Cheney
and Briggs. east .bv lands of R. A. Newell.
sonth by lands of E. q. Griffith, and west
by public lands.
Terms and Conditions.-One-third cash.
and the balance in one and two years from
day Of sale, purchaser furnishing his notes
bearing s per cent yearly interest from
maturity. With two good securities. the
land remaining mortgaged to the estate I'M.
til final payment.
r. A. NEWELL, Tutor.
Dec &
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Vente pax. lie SHERIFF

G. Ii. Slocomb & Co. VS.. Nathaniel Jenkins
ct ais No. l0o0l, Cour de District, st.
Landry.
c. II. Slocomb& Co. vs.. Nathaniel jenkins
ct ais, No. llOlS, Cour de District, st.
Landry.
Phelps, Pmke & Go. VS.. Nathaniel Jenkins
ct ais, No. 953, Nour de Paroisse st.
Landry.
TN VERTU de deux writs de tieri faciaS
- lancG- par la Hnilie,nc Cour de Dis
tr,ct de / tat DE- Ia Louis ane. dam q pour
la p~aroi>se st. LaAdry, ct dun writ de tieri
fAciaS lance par Ia Conr de Paroisse de Ia
p~aroiSse ST. Landry, dams hes ~atfaires eli
dr>sus intitulGes, ct 4 moi actresses, j. pro
ac&derai a vendre a l'encan public, a la Mai
son de Cour de Ia dte p~aroiSsc, dams la
Vile DIES Opelou>as, lie SAMEDI, Jaavier,
1871, a onze heurcs du matin, les propri6
ties ri-apreS l%errite~, sal-ies pour satlstalre
les dts Wits, A~avoir:
Une certarnu propriete on habitation, av-
&c tontes les hati>seS ct authorizations qul
! s'v tronvent. connuc conme Q Prud'homme
City," situee aux Bots Mallet dams la par
oiSSe St. Landry, an cote est du Bayou
NalIet, ayant huit arpents de face sur qua
r nte dc pro 0nheur, contenant trolS cent
vingt arpentS, plus on lnnins, bornee en-
hant par Ia terre de la snccs sSion de Jacob
Bihin, ct "n has par deS terreS de IA succes,
sion dc William Prud'holnmc, ct en- arriefe
par lie domaine public.
Aussi, wv moroccan dc terrc hOlsee. Situe
al 60 c Quest du Bayou Mallet. dams III dIte
! n~arois<c, c%Ontenant environ SOlXante sept
arpents de superticie, plus Oh MONS, con
~sistart en- ct compose Gle llnSienrs NOR
ce4uy on lots de trrrc, decriteS CONNIE suit,
a SAVIOR: la section fractionnel!e No. t
dans lie township No. 7 sud de la rangGe
~. 2 est, rontvnant il S0l100 acre.. svlo'
lie c~ertitra du Re-iStraire du Bure II dc
Terrrs. anx O,elonSaS, No. SI03, ennis i c
~ nom d. 3. !. Martel; ct he lot No. 6 ct
la >ectior SO dtns lie township 7 suobde la
rargee No. ! est, contenant 81 97LlV0 ar
penis de Snpertiicie; ct q%narante arpeat:
he S:.pcrtic'e ar4uis par acte sous scing pri
We. par lie dit Martcl, de Julie Marcantcl
vpuvc de jean Bite. Fruge, situes al cot
Quest d. Bayou Mallet, ayant une arpenl
de face sur quarante de p~rolondeur, borne>
dun cote par DIES terrcs de lIypolite Tay
lrr, ct de- lautre cote par la terre ii dessls
dG-rite appartenant autrefois Il Eugene Da
nd.
Als~i, dix acre. De ranncs i sucre dams
e clos, plus on moinS TN moulin a cotton,
IN moulin i mails, me forge ct ontils, VI
sofa. deux tables, SIX chalSes, deux berceu
ScS, d,ux milcts no rs ~esl'agnols on creole>
deux ~v1ejllcs calerheS, IN wagon 4 bnutS,
ct TN roue DUN wagon 4 deux chevanx.
Les dts morceanx de terres seront ven
dns en- lots gu subdivisions scion la loi, don
IN diagramne sera exhib6 lie jour de Ia
vtnte.
Conditions-C Compliant.
J.. NJ. THOMPSON, Sheriff
Q IS.rphro
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state OfIoHiSiHna

PARISH COURT, ST LANDRY, No 1891.
Estate Of Honofe Dsjem and oife,
JULES DEJEAN Administrator If the Es
- tate of Honore Drjfan and wife, of the
Parish of Orleans, having flied a tablrau Of
cclassifcationof The debts Of said Estate. accom-.
panied by his petition praying for the ho.
mnIogatiun of the sane;
And whereas thu prayer of said prtition has
been granted By ali ffd"I Of Court, bearing
dat. Drrenhet !. lS71.
Now, therefore notice IS ilereby given t.,
ali persons interested 10 make opposition to
said Tablean in writing at my ottice in the
town Of Ope;ousas, within the time rrqaired
by law, why the said tableau should not he
homoiogated and confirmed.
JOS d. RICHARD, Clerk
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4 GREAT TRIUMPH.

At the last Louisiana State Fair,
held i'm New Orleans, in April, 1870,
the stove contest was one OF the
most exciting events Of the whole
eleven days exhibition. It was
known that the managers ofthe Fair
had made complete arrangements
to ensure the success of their under
taking, and exhibitors from all parts
of the country were on hand,
anxious to secure'the awards of an
Institution of the high standing &C
k~nowledged to have been justly won
by our Fair Association. Compe-
tent committees we're appointed in
all the departments, and that to
which the merits Of the stoves en-
tered for competition was referred,
was especially well chosen. There
were twelve we'll known stoves en-
tered for the trial, among which
were the Brilliant, Charter Oak,
Stewart, American, Times and 9th
ers, all of whom pronounced the ar
engagements the most complete and
convenient, and the judges the most
fair, impartial and honorable that
they had ever seen. The result Of
this long prepared for contest, was
the complete victory of Ruck's Bril-
liant Cooking Stove, to which was
awarded the highest prize, the blue
ribbon and gold medal Mr.. Hen
ny Haller, No. 40 Camp street, New
Orleans, is sole agent for this champ
ion stove, and we advise our readers
to give him a call. He is also agent
for the Ringen Washer, one of the
greatest labor saving machines o
the age. With this Washing Ma
chine a girl of twelve years old cal
do the washing of a family, and Sc
admirably is it arranged that il
never tears the articles washed
whether fine or coarse. In these
days of scarcity of labor no family
should be without one of these wash
erS.
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4 WFeng lnpr'ssslen Cerresled.

Many persons believe that there Ii NO
yaiue III ANYTHING that does nos come nom.
, .sahe NORTH How halnlliasEngs How.
ever, This impression IS being gradually
corrected. .It is nesE admitted that no
remedial Agent has ever been discovered,
North or South, that Possesses, IN ! emf
nent q degree, the power Of Graduating
], from the sgstem all fopl disternper, IS
DR.TUTTS SARSAPARIEEA And
z QUEENS DELIGHL The secretis Y
ssssists aaassva fes h f1ia 5Aroagb so ossss
~chana0l&.s 10 eosaposed % vegetable
substances aloha, every one Of which
grows on Southern soil. III II the BLOOD
PURIFIER OF THE AGE.
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The Entertainment which was to
have been given by Mrs. Laura s.
Webb, last Monday evening, for the
benefit Of the Opelousas Fire Com
pany, was unavoidably postponed,
and will take place this evening,
at Z O'Clock, in the Courthouse.
Admission 80 cents.
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The mails have been irregular
this and last week, ewing, it is said,
to the boats falling to make cennec-
ton with the stage at New IBERIA
The Picayune of the 23d ult. reached
here on the LIST inst
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Nente pan. lie Silerif.


Irma BraSseur ct ais vs.. Sosthtne Brassuur
No. 81, Cour de Paroisse, St. I.andrY.
nANS l'affaire ci dessus intitultc, IN
49, vertu dom ordrc de l'honorab!e Com.
de Paroissa je vendrai 4 rencan public. az
dernier ct plus hant ench6ris>enr, 4 Ia po,te
de la maison de conr en- Ia vile 1cS One
~lousas, lie SAMEDI, 7 Janvier, 1871, il rnl.
heure> dn matin, les prophecies ei de-.or-
decrites, 4 SAVIOR:
La moitie nord Quest du quart nurd ct
ct la Motto est du quart norl-o,,eSt de Ia
section no trois dams lie township S"r1 sud
&c la ransee trois est, contcnant cent 80 \
ante 02ll00 acres, equivalent 4 cent 4~u.tpc.
vingt.ncufs'2Il 100 a%rl1cnts.
La terre sera venA1e en- petitS lois lon
la loi.
Cond tions-Comptant
j. NJ. THOMPSON, Sllcrj..
3 dectmbre
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Mr.. James Goodwin, Photograph
ist, has re-opened at his old stand,
near Bloch & Dupre's store, on
Main street, Opelousas. He will
remain only a month or tWo-have
YOUR pictures taken at once.
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Dec. g..
Public Sale.
Estate Of Prudent Fr0z0rd.

There will be sold at p' bile a%nction, bv
the undersigned, or by a public a~nction' or,
at the last residence of Charles Close, nn
Bavon Courtablean, on WEDNESDAY,
December 14th, 1870, the following proper
tv belonging to the estate Of Prudent Fro
gard, freedman. deceased, to-wit:
81 head of sheen, a horse cart, a. mare
mule. 5 barrels Of rice. household furniture
kitchen utensils, a saddle and bride. g
head of hogs, 3 bales of cotton, farming
utensils. &c.
MARIANNE JOE.
Dec 9 Administrative
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QUEER.

The Parish of st. Martin, always
exceedingly Democratic heretofore,
went half and half, or rather more
Republican than Democratic at the
recent election. We learn that the
entire Parish Democratic ticket was
elected, while Republican represen-
tatives were elected to the Legisla-
ture, and the Republican State tick
ct Received a majority. This looks
queer. We can imagine, without
further information, but one expla-
nation.
It will be remembered that at the
Democratic State convention in New
Orleans last September, the dele
gates from the Parish of st. Martin
objected to negro delegates being
admitted to seats in that body.
They were overruled in the matter,
and entered their written protest.
We forget whether they withdrew
from the convention Or not. This
action is sufficient to show that they
were and have not been in accord
with the party in regard to the po-
litical equality of their colored
fellow citizens. The parish, though
previously Democratic, has a ma
iority of eolored voters, we believe.
1t may be that they were better or
ganized this time; and it can reas-
sonably be inferred that the Demo
Gratis Of that parish, being advocates
of q white mans party, and consid-
ering the State Democratic party
Africanized, ignored the State tick
ct, and saved their Parish ticket by
giving the balance to the Republi-
cans. We do not suppose they ac-
lively supported the Republican
State ticket, but simply let the
Democratic one go by default. But
d precedent was not wanting if they
desired to do 80. In one ofthe con
~gressional districts Of the State, the
regular Republicans nominated a
candidate for congress- and the
Christian Republicans did likewise.
The Democrats made no nominal
ton, but supported the Christian
Republican. candidate. The distin-
CRUSHING difference between the
Republicans and Christian Repub-
licans, is, We believe, that the latter
are in favor Of enforcing social
equality, and having schools
in common for all races, by legal en-
actnaents while the former leave the
question to be settled by individual
tastes efforts and merits. In this
Instance the pure Democracy have
been found supporting . party
which teaches doctrines they pro
TESS to abhor.
al the followers OF Hatch ~ Go.
are good and pure, for they have ex-
communicated all the wicked. On
" the "sa1t1 ofsthe party remains,
but the Z salt did not save it from
defeat. They called unto the
sons of Africa to save them, and
promised them equality and high
places; but they would not hear.
They formed d coalition with the
Christians, but all IN vain. With
all their wisdom in controlling the
slideil Democracy, managing the
negroes, md whipping ii theConser-
valves, they simply Hatched d great
defeat-
y 8a &
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ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.-There will
be a total eclipse of the sun on the
22d of December, 1870. The recent
earthquakes and storms are attri-
buted to it's influence on our planet.
The eclipse will not be visible here,
we believe.
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Etat de Lar IOnisinns.

CouR DE PARoIssE, ST.. LANDRY, No. a5u4
Succession de H0nore Deieo" ct epouSr.
EULES DEJEAN de la paroisse Orleans, ad-
- ministrateur de la succession dc Honorc
)cJean ct son erouse, ayant enrGgistre I'M Tab
Ieau de classification des dettes de Ia dit,
succession accompagne dune petition de,nan
dant lhomologation d'icelui 1t attendu gull
a etc tait droit a la demande de la dito rati-
ton par un ordre de Ia Cour en- date du !
Drcembre 1870
En- q AVIS est par lc prtornf
drnne auxInteressGs dams rrftr sucrrss:on
d'avor a taire opposition, 81 ancune lis on.
par ecrit, a mon bureau dams la Vile DIES One
~lousas, dams les trente jours qui s%uivrou, Ia
date du present avis, pourquoi ledit Tableau
no serait pas approuve ct homologut, ct Tad,
ministrateur autorisc L payer co%n1rmtmen,
JOS D. RICHARD, Greff.r
3 D~ecemmbre, 1870.
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Vente publiQuc.
..,sao, de prM1puf FTOzNrH

SWCVeSs1ON de PTNN8NE E7U~t6'H'
TIL sERA VENDU a rencan public, : pa
l. Ia soussignse, on par un encanteur pub
lie, a la derniere residence de shar!e'
Close an bayou C~ourtableau, lie MEkcKt-
D1, IA D6cembre. 1870, les proprictes SUI
var ties. appartenant a la succession dc P''-
dent Frozard, affranchi, q savoir:
q tete. de moutons, une c~harette . cps.
val, une mule, 5 barils de riz, n'euo, Pr .,
maison, ustensiles de cuisine, une 's so.on
bride. 0 tetes de cochons, 8 bales oe
instrument aratoires, etc.
oono'''o'H- MARIANNE JOE,
3 decembre n-
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SheriHes sale.
John Evans, il. VS.. Susan Keary, No. IO96i
District Court, ST. Landry.

JOIlll EVdnSt ~. vs., susan IAEdTy mo. lUJOi,
District Court, ST. Landry.
EDY VIRTUE of an alias writ Of fieri IA
I'D cias, issued out of the Eighth District
Court Of the State of Louisiana, in and for
the Parish of St. Landry, in the above en-
titled snit, and TO me directed. | will proceed
to sell at pubic auction, at the Courthouse
of said Parish, in the town of 0pelousas, on
SATURDAY, January 9TH, 1871, at eleven
o'clock a. M. the following described proper
ty seized to satisfy said writ, to-wit:
a certain tract of land. with all the build
ings and improvements thereon. situated in
the Parish Of ST Landry. bounded on the
north by the bayou Cogrtableau. on the north
west by lands Of Pierre WaItelIe, and on the
southeast by lands claimed by heirs of Vid-
line, containing two hundred ami tElirty-tbree
63fl0O acres, more or irss, it being the same
tract purchased ny Fl. M Reary from Thorn
as p Firth, by public act, on the 2ist day OF
March, 1856.
Terms-Cash.
in. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
80 ##
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Nente pan. lie Sheait.

Vincent Boagni VS.. D. G. Killer eli al. NJ
lo97o, Cour de Distric;, St. I.axdr,
TN VERTU dun wri, lie fIcri fnria> Ia,
- l6 par la iluitleme Cour de ~l'i<''i.r IL.
lEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la ,";-
niSse St. Landry, dams r%affaire ri ics>5<
intitnfee, It a moi adrrss@, .je proctl,r.; 4
ve"dre,a Pencan public, il la Mai@n o,
tolr de Ia dite p~aroiSse, en- n Vile dc e. =
~elorsas. lie SAMEDI. 7 Janyier, 1870. i Il
henres du matin, la prorriett CT ape de-
critic, Saisie pc r satisftire lc dit VIII. 4
>ay0ir: n
Tn certain mdAfcrau de terrc, cnu;c1a :,
4'at'c cents arpents, plus Sn m"jn> &c
toutes letbatiS>es ct ameliorati" : qn: -
tronvcnt, situe ~ Bayou BenE, d,n, =
paroissc St. Landry, borne att sad Ia, T.
Bayou Benf, Il ~l'oneSt par la te, re appnrt -
nant d Ia succession dc Shirl $. au nor.. .,~r
la terre pnbliquc, ct a Fest par les tcrr-. &c
Eprerson.
CorpiiionS-Comptant.
j. NJ. THOMPSON. Sht,:
3 decaubre
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The regular meeting of Humble
Cottage Lodge, Opelousas, will be
held next Wednesday evening, the
It'll inst. at 2 o'clock.
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BorDoN, Nov. 9s-A telegram, varying
from all other accounts, has just been Civ
en- to she public, announcing that Paris is
stilf confident, and with sufhs hi food for
two and a half IN nths, brad for eight
months, and wine aud brandy for q year.
The telegram saws further that the French
are erecting additional defences on all
sides.
IoSpos, Nov. 26.-Gortschakof's reply
to Granville maintains the position assulh-
cd, and withdraws nothing. With peculiar
adroitness he con'i2ues to throw the COM
mcucement of hostifitics upon England.
~~~---.--a~. ~-~-
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Very little has been done in the
District Court this week, besides
calling the docket.
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Purih Court. Parish St. Landry.-No. 800.
Estnte Of John G. BROOKS.

Nh ARTHA PEED, of thu Parish of st.
Iva Landry, administrators ofthe Estate OF
john & Books. deceased, late of the Parish OF
st Lar'Sy, living filed . table4p of ~classiti-
cation Of the debts ofsaid Estate, accnmpan,
led by hr,p"tition praying for the homologa
ton of the same
And whereas. eSe prayer of said petition
has been granted '5y All order of court datet
December 21 1870;
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to al
persons interested tosnake opposition to sait
Opelousas, within the time required by law
why said tableau should not be hnmologated
and confirmed. JOS, d. RICHARm CierA
December 3, 1870.
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MARRrED-On the evening of the 30th
ult., at ne Church of the Epiphany, IN
Opclousas, Ivy Rev. Mr.. Widdeil, MH. ~.
ONCE F. LASTRAPES to Miss MARY
KING, both of said place
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The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hostetter's United States Almanac for
1877, for distribution, gratis, throughout
the United States, and all civilized coun-
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estate of Homer G~uiliory. dc,d.

Parish Court, Parish 81. Landry.-Eo. 34a3
FRANCOIS GUILLORY, Of the Parish
of St.aLandry, having applied by his
petition to be appointed administrator of the
Estate, of Homer Guillory, deceased, late Of
said parish
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
terested in the said Estate. to make eppositiAn,
if any they have, in writing, at my office in
the town of 0pelousas, within ten days from
the date. of the present notice, why the prayer
Of said petition should NOT be granted.
JOS ID. RICHARD, Clerk.
November 26, 1870.
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Auction sale.

r WILL SELL at public auction. on th'
L. 10th DecemSer, (Nonday:) 1870, at my
premises il. Church Prairie, all Of my house
hold and kitchen furniture, farmlngSlmple
ments, corn, fodder, NC.
Terms-EaSh.
=. NJ. INGRAM.
Doo "a 1SEn-0t
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Estate of Onez;Inc Tate and
~z wife.

PARISH COURT, PARISH ST. LANDRY-No. 3419
OSCAR DARDEAU ofthe Parish of st Ian
" dry, having applied by Ills petition to be
appointed liquidator of the Estate of One
ZINE Tate and wife, deceased, late of the
Parish of St Landry;
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
Same in writing, at my Office in the tewn of
Opelousas. within ten days from the present
notice JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, December 3, 1870 Z
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THE GaEAT EMGMA.--A Thousand CUES
SEES have been made at the Ingredient Of
Sozodont, the most wholesome and perfect
dental purifier the world has ever seen.
They were all wrong, 80, by way Of throw
ing . little light on The subject. II il now
announced that the LIBER, or inner bark
Tree Of the Valley Of the Andes, ID d Of
the c~omponents Of that peerless dentriice.
Not the least of Gods mercies
. the apparent decay of the facul-
ties BY age as d provision for death.
It ~ the ripening of the apple, that
= may fan without violence.
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~ rVFNITE STAMPS OF az henomin
,;,ns for sale al the Post once
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Saturday, December 8, 1870.
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pEvENUE STAMPS of all denomina-
10. lions tor sale at the Post Office.
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THOR sALE-A Sugar Kettle Of a SINAI
~ size. Apply at this office
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-12-03

"SPALDIkG's GLUE," useful and true.
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John Evans, jr., vs.. Susan keary, No. l
9Gl, Cour dc District, ST. Landry
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-24
Stobt.Meaiffruturs=Biireau

BaIftMort, II. Jdni1r 1870.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-24

Baltimore. IL. Sanuar 1870.
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