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DT GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoaeers
ID he. 1901, northwest corner lOth and ID 4

foS1 norsbVess Corner iSss and SITS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
The ISLAND.
6Ss, folio liO &C, Of the Land Records for wash.
secured thereby, / viii sell, at pubic auction IN
EIRt q he Pr, PteS ts 1t O5l9cs p n on WEB
Lots numbered fourteen, n4J and fifteen (l5J in
n r 'Ss aIsT four hGdped and se.snE
Terms Of sale One: half in cash; Cof whicA $50
nust be paid At SALE; the deferred payments 70 be
made in and IL months otter day of sale with in,
a. bY hs Sa rate Of ten Per fe per and
tTnstee' Terms Of saio to be fully complied with
trustee reserves the right to resell the property at
the riss and cost Of FIST purchaser All conveyance
IL & al purchaser COST VIZ. II WARD. Tru,,sa
ocl7 stawsds GBEEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RITE ABOVE sALE IS POsTPoSED until
NEnHEsnAi November oh, 1872, Same hour
ocSO GRkEH WILLIAMS, Aucts.
rFTHE A8ovE StLE Is PQsTPONED On
account u the rain N tai wEpN.SD ;Y, q. vcaibar
Ism, ls72 Same hour and place. BY order # the
now GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct-.
a. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
nsDNESpA1, November 2Osh, l5I2, same hour
ard p,aco' By ordg5 y The T +, r
hS GREEN VILLA US. Huctloreers.
b No. loci Northwest corner of IO,h aud W
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
PROVED Real Estate LYING ABOUT
Zoo YARDS FORTH OF ROUND ARY
kIBEET, Ecp FROETISG 1928 80 100
FEET On BOTH Urn AND srH STREETS,
n. W, INTENDED.
Res by viTiue q a decree Of the Supreme Court of
81 the District Of Columbia in the clse Of Hoover,
- suarcisn, VS.. Hoover and others. No. 2755,
Equity Dock IL passed on the 18th day OF October
lo12, I cell, az public auction, to the highest bid
der IN front Of ths premises at O'Clock in the az
Iernoon OF fBIpAY, the cth day of November, lS72,
lots IS 10, AZ, As 40 So 81, %, of subiivisi0n of
part OF Mount Pleasant. recorded January 1871,
lSSs in the land record, of the Dis rct OF Columbia
Terms 81 sale Ten ter cent Of the parchass money
70 be paid Al time of sole the balance in three qus
insts hit nts, one in ten days, in six months and
one ia one year fTsm the conf nation OF said sale
The lsst two indictments to bear interest the rate
OF ten PEP cent. per anDum and their payment 10
secured by deed OF trust on the property. Convey
ancipg at the cost Of the purchaser. In default of
the payment OF the first Of said three ins,alments
the Trustee reserves the right to rese the proper
ty on The terms above ReEtiOued, at the cost aud
risk Of the defaul;iug purchaser
LYDIA A. HOOVER, Trustee.
oc25d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY. Nov. Goth, at the same heur aud
place. By srder of TIE Guardian.
nay9d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auces
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IMPORTANT no AROHIrROfs, IurLDups
AND CONTRADICTORY.

.aS.ssa g Hsoes Z IL sy =. sl..s scxI1s
furnish, q the shortesf noeiSs, iii finds a OF
SkAELTH WORK vhteh ny 3 Iea!lfsa ~ arehi
rates. We have Constantly on hand large assors
nent Of sIantte CURLING, Belgian Pavement Blockf
s..s Goa1.ss cosnS S1 e. nse';
S3 As' r.: fq ss s:ss ~ 81;
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IpY EATIMER & CLEAKY,
sf AgctIOneers and Reel Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy " auia enue ana itp II
Star OEice Buildings.
TRU6TEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On 9TH STREET. BETWEEN G ASD II
r.

80 by yfTtua Of decree passed in causs No S5l,
- Equity Docket No. II. Of he Su ,rems Court of
s-Aths District Of Columbia, the undo signed
tee under said decree to sell the real in the
proceedings in eaid cause described, will sell
public auction, to the high st Diduer, TUES
DAY, the 26th day of November, ls72, upon the
premises, al O'Clock p. M, part OF lot No s, in
square No 4O5, said part Of Lot having front 9Th
street tetyeen and streets Of % feet ia inches,
ard running back with that width 80 feet.
This property is improved by substantial two
story Brick Dwelling, aud Is in pars Of the city
that is rapidly i'm approving.
The terms of ssle, as prescribed by the decree,
Cns third cash, and the balance in H. Is and
months; purchaser to give Tor deferred payments
bis notes satisfactorily secured All conyeyancug
at cest Of purchaser. W.B. WEBB, Trustee.
uOyl4-dS6s LATIMFR & CGEARY, Aucts.
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RAILROADS.
PALTTnoRE AND OHIO CO.,
II RAILROAD. -

b RaILRoxD. - ss<
Trains between MAs4iserSs ss5 ssLrr.
nokh and NAShIhGION AND Ina sEsr
fSE BAI rINoKF.
sns iS ss am 70 20 s En- ,S :, = - So s s"
Fox ALL NAY sTArlO~S
Leave sa.y sASeEi so0d >, a. S-lt. So sud SO
Icf pripcip@i wsy stations. m.esu.sare. Belts
vile l sur, l. AnhaPo l. Juuctian ID Eeiav, leave
~ II, Q a aud st0 = m, saa l1V, &c aaa S. n
Fos ANNAPOLIS
o., :, ~ - a u an tll . IA No trA.ns - OF
,-... foH BALrIMpkE
FoG NAY sSNT Iiss q" N.
Leave So. m; Az So ? n
Leave dslls .HosIt sAt'Hoa, az sunlsy, It SIC
=, p, /, g 3 a ~. Hld SO snd SEP
cr sunesy Al SIS aud So o. m. nly. g tn-ctins
a bsisy sat yih trs,a. fr,n l,itiSaSre %
los ,siIsseurg snd ron's b-is-en Relay H0u..
E~sy Heu.s Nth strsss sps " M ,s,2 :.
,,1hrouEh t.gIgis to the Wei can n, had at en-.
sshinsto4 SiAslcU 1icsei cei .s h Jurs IA the
sSr New Icrt PsnsaslE' and B,s.sn al
AUS = SHARP, Ass't MA.tcr Trsnsp .Asiou.
Gro ) MONT GET fi' A.. A Ss,ns,.n .-,s
VBR"tSB LINE BIZ r-.,--y---,
Il TWEEN WASHINGTON ~ &c ~
PhlLAhtLi HlA, AND hEW YORK
WASH NS IN, NOvsnlh-r g. TO-
Trans besT~cn " aShltUruA and NEw NOkK
az q. lows.
foi MN YORK, trffA0pg cAanrs a. oars
SO ,. n.
FOX PHlLADEt FHIA
ItsNs daily teAc-pt sunday At s-o5 a m ! - aud
81 m.
On SUNDAY.
lssye for sev lOsk ALSO p. n and Philadei-
phia ~ ~ 2. m.
only.
ftrpush tickets 90 Phflst lphia, rsw Yo-k ssd
q the day.
Fer Baltinere aud ono railroad Advertisements
nspoAs and ths West.
1Hos. X. SHARP, Asst Master Tran.,ortatiea.
A.. Nj. COLE, Genersl r-ket Agent
GEO. &. kO9NTZ. Agent, " ashington lesa
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b Ionac k.K. ESHz In
Dspot Corner 6tk azd 3 .Strests gV
TRAINS LEAVE rob TRAINS ABRly. At
BsBlthOBk sAsHIS : SS M
as In, hlAssiA EXP, Is a. N, Westsrn M
s. en-, Baltimore Mail "a a. Nal IL ls s,P1s az
daily oept sunday.
i0:.sa M Western IN il.-5 a. m, Nesters TX
So ,. m bsltinlOIt Ac 5.sl n, P.c &c Etn,e..
eommodn;ton, daily, ex daily oKssps sasdsy-
s.Si ,. M, Cincinnati Ex- daily ''01
press, daily ,eN. sunday loss .. N : putherp Et-
1:s5 NJ eSteTH k1p's press, daily ,sI SUNDAY,
Trains leaving Washington at SIS g m. and 3 q
?. m. c'hs,ct a. Bowie With trains Tor Mar boTs.
lsavIng Bowie .U.aaa and SIS ,. m, arri5 nc AZ
Marlboro n % a. M. aud ~ q. m
Trains sTriyng ~ v ashmston lOs a. m. and -
?. ~ Connect ~ Bowie with trains leaving Mari
lore SO a Il. and 5,3 .. N.
Pa, sengers leaving lhsir orders - Ticket onoe.
northwest corner Sixth street and Ponnsyly AHA
syeTEe; can have their basssss called for and
checked Al hotels and Residences D. eli pom u
ColEm6Os, Indisnspolis, LOuisvllie, 81 LsGis, hss
Orleans, ClicsgO, Omaha, San France 500. Al.d ali
'olA ' orSee, s,h aud Psnn S sSsau.
2. 1. pSBk AZ GePl sgPt:
1870 GREAT lSY0
IOt EPENNsrLVANIA RoUTE1olZ
TO TIE NORTH" EsEs SOUTH, ASD SOC tn.
On and sitel oot 2, IL 2 train, wiz leave .. foI-
Wsshs,nstOE...;4 So. N. Baltimore --... Is5 - m
. - SS D.. No .-... SIS y. IN.
.......7 IS r. N. 4" .---.lU.Z . D N
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAUk ROUTE.
Witn ele CANT Scenery. Palace SJzte-T0Om DAY and
night care, slth mOoerB improvements.
I've hundred IHilss saved 70 Western and Den trai
New York.
The less .. m. daily, e1oeys Sunday. northwest,
.;sS NJ dsily, exc pt Saturday, and $40 p. M, ex-
cept Sunday, weet,
MAXI CONNECTIONS
fhrcugh from Baltimore 70 NIAGARA and
PITTskCkG without change
Tiekes By this route can De procured st the Of
nee, corner OF san street and Pen ne.
under National hotel, " here relable inform alton
will be given NJ GIL timof.
Passengers procuring sts Of this ono can
secure accommodations IN Palace Cars for Pitts-
burt.
OfHce-Oorner sth street and Penna. avenue,
x,,x, Msshintton, Z.
kD.e fOUEG, General Passenger Agent,
msrBly Baltimore, Ii.
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by THOS u. WAG9AMAN. Resl Estate Auct'r
- ole 9TH St, opposite Post Office.

RY THOs II. wAGsAMAN. Resl Estate Auctr
- o1e 9TH St, opposite Post Office.
CHANOERY SALE OF vKRY VALUABLE
BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, near the corner of 7th street north
IsA BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
EaA @ the District Of Columbia, passed ON the I'd
day Of November, 1872, in chsncery cause No.
eemDlainants and seejanin Il Chesver ,A ir., and
others are defendants, shall offer for ae at public
The iSen hTst day S Of HoHsm6e On infant, ss
9 h p m.' ell Of LOT Numbered twelve i2 Of
original l2ts numbered six 80 aud seven "a, in
;ausIe Numbered f four hundred and sky one isll
lumbia, with the improvements thereon, consisting
and s sss business ssna 81
Of The purchase money in cash. and the H resi-
n three .Su r I sp r. 2: :k Twelve aud
By ,hs notes Of the purchaser and reserved lien
on the PFC perty sold. 9aO to be paid down ct the
gIee with within i've days from the day Of the sale,
The will be resoid at the cost and risk Of
any xFsfa sss
Tfg Hn Es,s SALE 81 XGRX XAtgARIi
cum ss ssansy. 81. e
ting in Equity, win .ell e public auction. q the
fgEsbxY December 3D. iGs At the H hour Il y y
SSo0 mile TSs som Rs q Isl
the public road leading from Rockviie 10 Fredericf
and the n Metropolitan railroad. -
1t has always been Justly deemed one Of the most
elRibly located and desirable Farms in the Vicinity
lying vel for cultivation, with abundant water In
The improvements are few, consisting Of q good
Corn House and stable and an old Frame Dive ling
which, however, stands o slightly elevated aud
beautiful building site, surrounded With trees
- 1t will be sold IN the entirety or In lots, &C
core ing to the wishes Of purchasers
essnes :'S 81
accessible and valuable country home ct modsr ate
price.
For any further Information, address or call on
RICHARU }. BOWIE,
RICHARD n. WILLIAMS,
nevlS dtd Trustees, Rockville, Nd,
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nY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and streets

10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers,
- Northwest corner 10th and d streets
ss 81! sH
- By virtue q q deed dee, Of trust. dated Novem-
Liber No. s62 folio AIS, S c Of ' the land ID
psrs VIII p e p1
The h h sa; IN @
m lot numbered one hundred aud ninety two [isaJ,
IN Gilbert's recorded subdivision Of square mum
OF ashngtOn, with ali the improyemsnts thereof con-
Terms ne, M o. ssie half IN cash tof which sl
made in SIX and Twelve months after day Of sale,
With interest at the rate of ten cent per annum
to fas a;
within SIX days after day of sale; Otherwise the
sitter notice 81 the r.k and cds q he
hIs, purchaser All cSnysysncing a p9rchassr's
OeT cOSas GREEN &W1ILIAMs l TSets.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
Itee hS ~ Noytm nj, IA lo72, same hour aud
Rows GREEN 8 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ THy ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
Pl sssis By order & z; rS''sS
BIZ >. u wAs sa k.s..s Broker and Aue,,oD..,.
No. TAG Seventh street. between G and SI H 81
TRgsIEEs SALE OF TWO TasEE-sroBY
| Il L, -. AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue OF . desd Il asst 20 US, dated Feb.
S Iuary Sth, l552, and daily recorded a. Lber 67s
folio 70, one Of the land records for Washineton
will seas, q public suction, in front Of the
premises, te the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY
e.nber 4ih, ls71 at O'Clock p m. the east half
OF 10 40 10, square No l6, frontins 2s,S feet on
feet ny inches to . public alley. -
Iermg 70 De made known on the day CT sale TT
terms are not COMPLIED with within a. dsys After
ss's the .a And
snoe OF bid. At the cost Of purchaser.
noy1s B. ~. WARMER, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.

RY LArIMER q CLEARI,
ID An.lioneer. and e al Estate Brokers,
Star ofaoe Buildings
FRAME pwELLTNG A. .rCIros
"A .On TOM BLOW az, No, S9vember
Zoth, ls12, at O'Clock ~, the o. emf .es ~e
uP6 ed By l9th ard so'h s,rsrs AID a. stress
nor, NV ST. reasonable time will be given Tor the
Terms cash. LaTIMEB oLEARY,
Rf LATIMER q CLEARY,
soptbx a ~, ds and Real Estate Brokers,
stAr Office Building.
SPECIAL SALE
r. TRENGH Liz MIRRORS
hall sell .H1e our and i ,s.2s
b, s. manner: aud frC m tbs best French pl re 'N0
rs st cash. LAriakR CLnAEY,
AuetioJeers.
- TIE ABOVE sALEIs uN.yoID.RJy
vtmher 2Ist, l52 sam b5nr ssd n ~ SlSs' No
nols 2, LATIsEs SGGp p AZ Auo...
LATIMRB q CLEARY,
AucuoDeers ana Real Estate Brokers'
oou'nNest corner fennsyiyan1s ayenus aid 18th ST
Star ofdcs Building
yRRY VALUABLE BUILDING IOr ON rar
ITTEtS AND sTRkI Is, SoaI Irs 81
"a on M9NnAY AFTERwooE. Nov Is 1872.
saIs a. s,9is In front Of the premises, seal
1obt Of 81 feet inch sad running back 90 Re y 31,
Ills pro perty is withou. doubt i. o,a ~ ,ha No.,
slrsole locations in the city. and where the i'm
'rT9v,ments are Al finisi,ed q paid for
ps!ments az s, IL and Is mouths, curei by De ID
=, ust sna notes bearing interest. Uonv eyancing
ale sO'' OF the purchase, SIC down 6 ZINE Of
nI-d Republican, Auciioueers
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NO HUmBUG.-L. kIC1 win pay . fair can
price for any Kind Of Ladies, Cents and CniI.
oxS Ith street, between and q, south.
hote by mall promptly attended 20. je8-ly
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10y LATIMER OLEARY,
- Aucuoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest Pennsy ans ave and II tn street.
Star Once Buildings,
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ny LATiMER CLEART,
- Auctfoneers and q al Estate Brokers,
3 uthNesf corner Perls avenue ard nth street
Star On &c Buildil gs
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27
Communicated.

Mr.. EDITOR IL am informed, that
on Monday last after the difficulty, a
demand was made upon the Sheriff.
that Messrs. Cocke.ille and Stafford
should be turned over to some of the
members of Pacific Fire Company, one
of whose members had received Sc
rious wound. Fo
What disposal would have been
made of them, if their friends had no,
been on hand promptly to assist the
Sheriff can be easily conjectured.
call upon the members of the Fire
Company to declare whether such a
demand was authorized by themi Ii
so, and they intend forming them
selves into a Vigilance Committee, i,
behooves us to know and prepare to
uphold the civil authorities in the pro
lection of our friends. That they will
be protected at any and all hazards
you have the assurance of
s.,-. CHENEYvILLE.
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Noble Benefaction.
The Trustees of the Louisville Mesii.

The Trustees Of the Louisville Meaii.
cal College, louisville, Ky.) have
created one of the most liberal benefac.
tons ever conferred by = public In
stitr ton. They have instituted one
Beneficiary scholarship for each Con.
gressional District in all of the States.
By this means very many poor but de-
serving young men will be enabled to
obtain thorough medical education.
Any one wishing to take advantage o:
this benefaction should write to DIR. Z.
s. Gaillard, Dean of the Faculty of
the. louisville Medical College, Louis
vile, KY, when he will receive a col;
lege catalogue with full information in
regard to all that is necessary for him
to do to secure one of these Scholar.
ships. With proper delicacy the names
of those who have secured the Bene
fciary Scholarships will be known on.
~ 10 the Dean OF the Faculty.
In accordance with the old Hippo
cratic oath, forbidding physicians to
charge the families of each other for
services rendered, the Faculty of, this
College will make no charge for teach.
ing sons of physicians, and as no ply.
stefan charges clergyman's family,
the sons of ,clerymen will receive the
same privilege. The next College ses-
sion begins October LIST, 1872. As the
lecture fees charged for each student
who has not obtained Beneficiary
Scholarship, amount to Sl2O, annually,
the public can appreciate the extent OF
this benefaction.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27
CHENEYvILLE.

SUPPLEMENTARY the big meet
ing on Saturday last, there was an
other quite respectable gathering al
the Town Hall, on Tuesday night fol
the same objects, General Il. B
Simms and CT. Beemis, Esq, of New
Orleans, addressed the audience on the
engrossing topics of the day, with
marked ability, and were warmly ap
plauded. We were not present, and
consequently cannot give .even 9
sketch nj their remarks.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27

SLEEP.-It is delicious moment,
certainly, that of being well nestled in
bed, and feeling that you will drop
gently to sleep. The good is to come
hot past; the limbs have been just
tired enough to render the remaining
in one position delightful; the labor
of the day is done. A gentle failure
of the perceptions comes creeping Oh ;
the spirit of consciousness disengages
itself more and more with slow and
hushing degree, like a mother detach
ing her hand from that of her sleeping
child the mind seems to have a
halmly lid closing over it like the
eye-'tis closing! It's closing! tits
closed The mysterious spirit has
gone to take its rounds.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27

A Washington correspondent, com
menting upon Kate Chase Sprague's
devotion to maternal duties at the ex.
pense of her social ones, says: :. Her
husbands mother, Mrs. Spragpe,
places the snug little sum of $3.50, OO0
in the bank tor each ofKAte's babies
as fast as they make their appearance
in this'unhappy world, with the gener
GUS amount of 90, 600 for Kate her
self .GeiiGG % 10
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27

~ We give in another place, por-
tons of the speeches of Lieutenant
Governor Pinchback and Senator Bar,
Der, at a Republican, Mass Meetingin
st. Helena, at which FIVE parishes were
represented We beg the particular
attention of our colored friends to the
concluding paragraph of Senator Bar
bers remarks, and-tO the fact, that
some lineage we gave them very SINH
lar advice in the course of an editorial
and was very severely censured for it,
By several leading colored and one
white republican.ef this parish. sh
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27

~ We. are sincerely rejoiced for
the sake of all parties concerned, to
learn and see indeed, as we PISS, that
Mr.. Monhein is recovering from his
dangerous wound, aud has now been
pronounced out of danger. AS we re-
marked before, he has been the object
of the most unremitting and tenderest
care from his own people, Illustrating
trait tor which they are remarkable
everywhere; and in fact it, must go far
to reconcile Mr.. NJ, Ito the pain and
danger he has undergone, to have had
such proofs OF the sympathy and devo-
ton of his friends. s leag xs
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27

The Liberal Meeting Last Sat
y urday.

The version given by the Democrat
in its last number If the origin or call
ing of this meeting being different
from that which We bad inferred from
the card of the Democratic Central
Committee recommending their. friends
to unite with the Liberal meeting to
be held on the Goth, as well as from
the speech of the Chairman of the
Democratic Committee on that day.
We have taken the pains to ascertain
whether our inference were correct.
There was no Joint cali by the two
Central Committees, the meeting was
called by the Liberal Central Commit
tee alone as will be seen BY their no
tice on the 9th day Of July, inviting
all persons to mite with them. On
the 10th day of the same month, the
Democratic Central Committee recon-
mended all democrats to unite with
the Liberals in their meeting.
The Democrats who united with the
Liberals on that day, did not unite as
Democrats but as Liberals, as the
chairman of the Democratic Central
meeting stated. they had burnt their
ships behind them, and if they even
wanted to go back to Democracy they
would call upon the Liberal party for
transportation. We further under,
stand that this version is in accordance
with that communicated by the Dem
Ocratic Central Committee of this
Parish to the State Democratic Cen
tral Committee at New Orleans.
1t is with a view to Collaborating
the statement made by the Democrat
ic Central Committee of this Parish to
the State Central Committee that we
have pointed out the inaccuracy in
the version of the Democrat.
The meeting on Saturday was called
before the meeting of the Baltimore
Contention and to represent the Dem.
ocratic Central Committee as calling
Before the result Of the Baltimore
Convention was known is to place the
committeei in a position they have
constantly refused to occupy.
.-.... ERRATA.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27


FRED. DorlGLAs ON j., SELLA MAR.
TIN.-We notice in the Nelo National
Era. journal edited by Eon.
Frederick Douglass, a somewhat
lengthy editorial, in which Mr.. Doug
lass comments upon the comnunica,
ton written by a.. Sella Martin tn
Lieutenant Governor Pinchback, on
the Odd OF June last wherein he alleges
fraud in the Baton Rouge Convention.
and puts forth the assertion :" that
the Only hope tor the negro in this
State rests in the Liberal Republican
party and announces at the same
time that g he is one of them hence.
FORTH" Mr.. Douglass recounts the
sacrifices that have been made on the
part of the Union soldiers in ;. the
maintenance of the liberties and estab-
lishment OF the rights Of. the colored
race, and alludes to the unceasing
vigilance on the part of Gen. Grant in
staying the bloody hands. of the Ku,
klux murderers who went forth under
the cover of midnight to startle the
poor colored man and his family in
tueiT iOiciy uutS, siu W pctpCtiuto
their deeds OF dastardly murder.
Gen. Grant has done these thing only
i'm pursuance of law when Governors
have failed through indifference or
lack OF power to perform their duties.
j. Sella Martin knows all these things
as well .as anybody. Not even the
sacrifice any man, By Q local or
ganization, says Mr.. Douglass, should
drive him. or any other man, into the
arms of tie Liberal Democratic party.
Mr.. Douglass is one Of those men
whose sound sense actuates himin the
cause he is taking to instill into the
minds OF those whose political as
pi:atidn are enticing them on in such
reckless course the tact that there is
much danger not only to themselves,
but to the race; that when the color
ed man leaves the Republican party
he is ut "sea'' and ahoat,r aud At the
mercy of those old Opponents who
have no more love for him now than
they had four years ago. He believes
under :, no consideration owllateytr
should, the. lcolOred man desert the
Republican party.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27

~ We .are.authorized to announce
the name Of ID n3iiR ,sIim.d 81 9T0li
.mHoN. J. MADISON WELLS, ;.
ofthe Parish Of Rapides, as a Candi-
date for Representatives. Congress,
from this District, to I'll the vacancy
occasioned by the death of the late
Hon. James,McCleery.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-27

10 Dolly Warden, of the Stonewall
Saloon, requests us to state that he
will to day, at IL o'clock have set for
the accommodation of his hungry
friends and customers, a fine Lunch.
He extends general invitation tn All.