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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1874-01-03
Correspondence.

New ORLEANS, Dec. %, 1873.
LEoNcE SANDoZ, ESQ.
Dear Sir Yours of the Goth inst, contain
ing proceeds of sales of tickets III the buggy
for the benefit of the widow and children OF
the late Capt. Fry. was duly received. You
will please accept many thanks for your as,
sistauce to them. The amount realized and
handed to Mrs. Fry was $S2a. The following
is q copy of the note sent Mrs. Fry and her
%. NJ. HoLLINGsWoRTH.
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merchant who should sell his sign-board
and attempt to carry on business without one,
because money is scarce, would be considered
little better than insane. Those who stop ad-
vertising for the same reason are equally fool
ish. Hoarders of money the country over are
waiting to learn who will sell cheapest those
articles of comfort and necessity which even
the closest hoarder cannot do without.
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Ladies in delicate health should go 10 19,s- ..'-
RADIO. The case Of Mrs. Prather OF Goloeh .lss ~
shows the wonderful restorative effects Oh tue
climate. she could not even sweep her room
when they lived in Ohio, but in less than q q
year after her arrival in the territory, shs
chased her husband mile and quarter Win
!. .,stahfnrI
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INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.

Fairy Fingers. Easy Music. Small hands, $l.15
Magic Circle. Easy Music. Small hands, 1.75
Young Pianist. For young players. l15
Pearl Drops. Easy Dance Music l.15
Music Recreations. Moderate difficulty, LIS
Pleasant Memories. 1.75
Golden Chimes. Parlor Music, kinkel. l.75
Brilliant Gems. 1.75
The above are also bound in cloth, gilt
sides, price $3.50 each.
Pearls of Melody. A collection of Music
for advanced players, Boards, 300
Elegantly bound in cloth and gilt,---. 400
Peters Edition of Strauss Waltzes. in :, vols,
price $500 in boards, $l.00 each i'll cloth.
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Mr.. Charles Guilbeau was killed, by Mr.. AL
eide Veazey, on the 7th day of this month,
and. ON the 23d preliminary examination of
the case was had before the parish Judge, and
the accused admitted to bail in the sum OF
three thousand dollars. to appear at the next
term of the District Court.-AttGkapds Senti-
mel Dec 2:th.
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New ORLEANS, Dec. 25, 1875

Mrs A. E. Fry.
Dear Madam Enclosed please find check
for the proceeds of a buggy disposed OF ioi
..ant If as the little mite of q few of your hus'
hands friends. Yours truly,
ID. NJ HoLL1NGswoRTH.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 26, 1873.

Mr.. ID. M. HoLLISGswoRTH.
Dear Ssr-PIease accept the grateiuf thank
~ mrseIf and children for your very bountlfui
Ghristmas Gift. Your kind sympathy has SO
tonehed me that am unable to express to yon
ali that | would wish, and | can only thank
Won AGAIN. and we shall ask our good GOD q, TO
bless. prosper and guard you and yours at all
'1aios AGNES E. FRY.
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DITcHrNG AND DRAINING.-This is seasona-
BILE work, and wherever a field can be relieved
by means of bitches, or covered drains, of an
excess of moisture, an effort should be made
to do so, since no lands which are wet can pro-
duce crops either of quantity or quality such
as do credit to good husbandry.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1874-01-03

THE ELEcTroN.-The following is the vote
for Representative i'll the Legislature cast
at the election held in this parish, by order of
the Usurper, on the 29th nit. As will be seen,
the vote was very light one, but little inter
est being manifested in the matter by the
white people, most of them thinking that it
was entirely useless to vote, as the popular
will, no matter how strongly expressed, is no
longer respected in this State. ITO this COM
plexion have we come at last What nexta
The total number of votes cast was 733-less
than one-sixth of the vote polled at the last
election Simms ran as Radical Republican
the other three as Independents.
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If you need any ythiag III the line OF dry gooas'
clothing hardware, &c, stand not upon enc
order of your going but 60 at once to the post
Office corner, and you will get it at rldleu-
lously low price. Mr.. j. @. Chachere, who
bought Mr.. Lefebvre's entire stock, is deter
mined to sell, and now that he offers all
his goods below cost and informs the world
of that fact through the columns OF the co.,
RIEg, We kaoae that he riu sell. Therefore,
don't delay. Read the advertisement, and
then attend the auction at Ii o'clock.
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kHLED.-A most sad occurrence took place
i'll this town on Christmas eve, at about eight
o'clock, which resulted i'll the instant death
of Mr. John ?. Duffy, painter. at the hands
of young man named Adrieu BreauX, Of this
parish. The particulars, as we learn them,
are as follows: number of persons were i'll
Mr.. Hebcrts cotfee-house. amusing themselves,
when difficulty arose between Breaux and
Duffy, which was soon quieted by those pres
ent. Nothing more was then thought OF the
little difficulty until the report of pistol was
heard on the sidewalk, and Duffy fell corpse
near the door, the fatal shot taking effect un-
der the left eye and penetrating the BRAIN
Breaux made his escape, and has ~not been
arrested up to the time of going to press. The
officers of the law are in pursuit of him.-La-
fagetts Advertiser, Dec p.
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DECOMMENDED BY TIE MEDICAL
a Faculty of Opelorsas. Wbatl
FOSEI'S AROMATIC UINE LsITTER.S.
A good and pure Tonic, scientifically com
pounded. not mixed at random. carefully thcor-
izcd, and perfected, by years of stndy and
close observation, as TO its adoption to relieve
morbid conditions Oi the system, snch as:
LHngttid DjgfStion, Nerr"HSneSs dHd its train,
Of nameicsS ills. Only 30 cts. a bottle [ot4*
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If you want good Sewing Machine, buy
the Beckwith $40 Portable Machine. See ad-
yertisement i'm another column.
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HsRHGA'ahGHgA gAEsEHS.

TsNIIE undersigned, Photographer, is fully
L. prepared to take pictures in every style
of the art. and will make no charge i'll case
perfect satisfaction is not gwen. Pictures of
on Thursdays and Fridays, and on those days
only. DESIRE SOUYEUX.
Main St, near v Lastrapes Blacksmith Shop.
Opelousas, Nov. -, 1873. 6tt
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The State Grange of Louisiana, organized
at Clinton on the 4th inst, is composed of
forty-nine subordinate Oranges, and has gone
into operation under encouraging auspices.
There is no other State perhaps, where intel
lgeEt concert of action among the agrieuitu-
raj classes for their mutual good is more need
ed or likely to be crowned with more beneficial
results. The president of this Grange is Fl: w.
Lewis and secretary, N. d. Wetmore, both of
Tangipahoa parish.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1874-01-03

Virginia, under Conservative rule, is now
doing more for the education of the eolored
people within her borders than any Southern
State under carpet-bag influence.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1874-01-03

THE VrRGINIUs FARCE.--No sooner had the
steamer Virginius been surrendered by the
Spanish authorities to the United States, than
that great legal luminary, U s. Attorney Cen
eral Williams, discovered that she had no
right to carry the American flag. and that she
must therefore be returned to Spain. But she
will never be given up, nevertheless, for she
lies at the bottom of the sea. She went down
on the evening of Dec. Goth, some ten miles
south of Cape Fear light, while being toWed
to New York 1t is broadly limited that she
was purposely sunk to relieve the government
of the modification of her surrender to Spain.
The survivors of her crew arrived safely In
New York, and were enthusiastically enter
tanned. We suppose the poor fellows are to be
shot or drowned. to avoid the modification OF
their surrender to their would be executioners!
The N Y Sun, commenting upon the man.
ner in which this matter had been managed
by the authorities at Washington, truly says :
A tragedy which startled the civilized world
and reused the Indignation OF our own people
to fever heat has ended in miserable farce,
at a cost of many millions, without cenferrlng
the least benefit or satisfying any substantial
demand.
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WASHINGTON DIRECTORY

TARRIERE, G.-Warehouse; dealer III gro
~ ceries, Western produce, forage, &c, &c
Water street, on the levee. .....
TDIERREL, A.-Dry Goods. Groceries, Hats,
IL Boots, Shoes, sc. Hides ard Country
Prcrlnce hought and sold
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DrEp-At the residence of Aehille Dupre, in
Onelousas on the 1st inst, FLoRIAS LEBoUR-
ero1s. JR., son of Florian LeBourgeois and
Aida Beraud, aged Ii years.
In this town, on Dec. 3oth, 1873, BENJA'
MIN r. WHITE, aged 70 years, ii months and
Is tiays
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MUSIC BOOKS
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

VKTE give below list of few of the best
w and most popular collections OF bound
Piano Music. and will send any work, post
paid, on receipt of the marked price.
Addres all orders toS
j. L. PETERS,
Music Publisher. 599 Broadway, n. Y.
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THE OPELOUSAs COURIER.
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY
LEON "a " Id ID T.
c o DITTO n 8:

Ssbscription-T Three Dollars per year. pay
able i,tcaiiabiy in advance.
Adrertising-Fifty Cents per square for the
first insertion and Twenty-Five Cents for each
subsequent insertion. Eight lines or less
constitute square. ,,....
All advertisements sent III tor puolica!Mlon non
will ba inserted in English and French tunless
otherwise orlered) until the publisher shall
Judge it convenient to discontinue.
Candidates to public favors will pay Fifteen
Dollars each in advance, if they wish TO Do
announced. sr, 4.
he paid for as advertisements.
Personal cards. when admissible, to be
charged at the rate OF twenty cents per line,
in advance.
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Job Printing of all grades and styles, from
visiting card to mammoth poster, neatly
executed at the COURIER Office.
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The Louisville Courier-.1oHraal says that "a
Tennessee editor who has been drinking Gin
cinnati whiskey for a month has written to an
eastern printing house for patent inside. =,
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Our Ievees are full of life from one end 20
the other They are crowded with sugar. I
molasses. cotton, and grain OF all kinasc Be Da
siness is very brisk and promising.-N. ". u f'c-
agaeae, Dec 3Ath
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1874-01-03

Mr. j. Hassinger, editor of the New Orleans
German Gazette, was the lucky holder OF ticket
No. 4O6, which won the Hollingsworth buggy.
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a BARs.AHNa

TyOR SALE at private sale-The Mcdaniel
= Coffee House, situated opposite the Court
House. Opelou-as, with the fixtures, liquors,
&c. Price 500 cash.
Apply TO the undersigned. on the premises.
Dec30tf.1 E. MCDANIEL.
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MARRIED-On Wednesday, Dec. 3lst, 1873,
at the Catholic Church, Opelousas, by the
Rev. j. F. Raymond, Judge JOHN j. MORGAN
to Mrs. SIMoNIA OFFUTT, tnee TATLoR,l both
of this town.
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That desirable business stand under the
Courier Office is to let, Apply at this eiisce
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SPECIAL PRICES
TO
BUYERS IN TEAS.

WHlSKIES-Various brands of Rye and Bour-
bon from two to ten years old; also, Scotch
and Irish.
BRANDIES-Otard, Dupuy & Co., Jas Hen
messy 81 Co., Sazerac, of different vintages.
PURE HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA AND ST.
CROIX RUM.
WINES-Various brands Of Claret and White
Wines, Sherry, Madeira and Port; some es-
pecially recommended for very superior
quality.
CHAMPAGNE-Krug & Co, L. Rhoderer,
pints and quarts.
ALE AND PORTER-Bass', Allsop's. and Nc
EVANS Ale, Bvass' London and Guinness
Dublin Porter, Bremen Lager Beer.
CORD1ALS-The finest quality of imported.
BITTERS-Hostetters, newfoundland, Plan
tation Angostura, Boxers, Nermouth.
ASSORTED CASES OF LIQUORS, of one
dozen large bottles each, for family use, con-
tanning two bottles Bourbon Whiskey, one
bottle Rye Whisky, one bottle Irish Whis-
| XIV, two bottles French Brandy, one bottle
| Holland Gin, two bottles Port Wine, two
| bottles Sherry Wine, one bottle Jamaica
| Rum Price SIC per case for first quality,
and $I2 per case for second quality.
| MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, from forty
| five cents to 81 per pound.
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FAIR WARNlSG.-Says the Shreveport Times

FAIR WARNING.-Says the Shreveport Times
of December 18th:
We extremely regret to see that true and
able journal, the Ouachita Telegraph, issued
on a halfsheet. The Alexandria Democrat, too,
which has been fearlessly vindicating the
rights of the people of its parish aud State for
over a quarter of a century, has been forced
by financial troubles to curtail it's fair proper
tions. 1t would seem that the efforts of the
radical party, to crush out all the democratic
papers in the State BY unjustly depriving them
of the benefits of legal advertisements, was i'll
q fair way of accomplishment. Are the people
willing to permit this :! They have it in their
power by liberal patronage to preventit.
The New Orleans Herald, in appealing to ad-
vertisers very justly says:
- In order to fight the battles of our State
and people against usurpation and the 1espo-
liaton which threatens us, it is necessary that
the journals enlisted ill the good cause should
be sustained"
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New Years here was damp, duh, disagree
able day.
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T T. 4 s .

Received directly from the importers, and
Sold in any desired quantity with one profit
only on cargo prices i'll New York, or from
one-thrd to one-half less than the usual
charge for similar goods.
Housekeepers who wish to reduce the cost
of their household stores will please notice the
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1874-01-03
.OsEYs BITrERs HAVE REEN IN USE

D0SEYS BITTERS HAVE REEN IN USE
d for many years Our Physicians know
their formula. and have prescribed them al
ways in preference to any Of the thousand and
one bad trhishcy compounds now flooding tie
country. They materially aid in curing IHhhs
and Ferer, eniarged Spleen, and all hiad'r4
diseases. One bottle 80 cents onlyj will salts
fy you of this. oCt4"
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

A REGULAR meeting of the st. Landry
N Medical and Surgical Association will be
held at Opelousas, the first Monday Of every
month, at 10 o'clock A, VI.
VINCENT BOAGNI, NJ. d.
President.
JAMES RAY, M. D.. Secretary. 45-ly
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DOSEY'S BITTERS ARE STRICTLY NED
IL cnal, and not an intoricutiHg .ttc0hntic
bercrage, bnt curative, Alternative and tomins
In their effects. OrtlN
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MOsNzHzNyEG & DANTHN,
Fashionable Tailors,

FENAkE this method to announce to their
= friends and the public that they have
opened their tailor establishment on Bellevue
street, opposite j. Bloch & Co.'S store. where
they are ready to make to order mems md
boys clothing, on short notice and at reason
able prices. 4 fit guaranteed. IAu3l'72-34
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.BabEANSTON'S
NEW BARBER SHOP.

HANINti recently opened Shaving and
Il Il Hair Cutting Saloon on Main St, between
Munzesheimer's and koos stores, | ann prepar
ed to do Hair-cutting, Shaving Shampooing,
&c. A shareof the patronage Of the public
is respectfully Charges Reasonable,
aud Satisfaction Guaranteed.
WM. HERR, JR.
OneInIlSas JUNG Ii. IS12 Iv
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All Goods Warranted as Repre-"
Semfed.

Otherwise to be returned at our expense. Mis-
takes will sometimes occur, and when We are
in error please report, and they will be cor
rected instantly.
Do not expect the best quality OF goods at
the lowest price.
Send Ms a list of the goods wanted, and we
will give prices, which will convince you that
the cost Of your supplies can be greatly re-
dueed.
Orders from parties not well known to US
must be accompanied by satisfactory city rel
erences or draft to cover amount Oh olli'
Letters of inquiry promptly answered.
! Ali purchases delivered free OF drayage.
| Nv. PLATT,
| No. l02 Camp ST., corner Poydras
! sss,a.s New Orleans. Ia.
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The Finest Teas Imported {:

Imperial (green,, p. III, SOC 75o, 81, best 81 2:
Young Hyson (green), p; lb,-.--.-.- best 81 q
Gunpowder tgreen) p. lb,-..-..--.- best 81 4t
Oolong tblack), D. fb. ..-.. soc. 7Jc, best 81 0(
English Breakfast lbIack), p. lb,
SOC, 75c, 81, best 81 %
Japan (natural leaf, p. b,.-----$l, best 81 q
Orange Pekoe tblack) p. h. ::-.--. best 81 81
Mixed (green and black, P: lb,
soc, Soc, best 81 oC
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NOTICE! notice.!
JOSEPH WI. MOORE.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OPELOUSAS, LA.
NKTILL practice in the Courts Of the Eighth
w judicial District.
Office next to the one formerly occupied by
the late law firms of Swayze Il Moore and
Moore Il Morgan.
OpcIousas, April, 1871. 32tf
DOSEY'S BITTERS ARE A GENTLE
IL Stimuant, an elegant Tonic, perfectly
suited to all the requirements OF an enicebicd
stomach. [oct4*
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SATURDAY, - JANUARY 3, 1877
Clubbing.

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS ASTOUNDING OFFERS
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THE BATON ROUGE TICKET.

Considering the difficulties tho Con-
vcntion assembled recently at Baton
Rauge, had to encounter, the harmony
that characterized its deliberations and
the unanimity with which it terminated
its labors, is matter not alone of congrat-
ulation but of hopefulncss for the future.
We never felt any serious apprchcn-
sions Of Il different result, but it is none
tho less gratifying that all the political
elements of the State opposed to Radi-
c:,lsm have combined, with such
man as Major Moncurc for a standard
bearer in the conflict now fairly inau-
gurated. The platform put forth is, in
the main, an acceptable paper. If it be
faulty, it is in not distinctly setting
forth that our Radical opponents
are chargab,c with bringing on, in the
very planc-t and most defiant terms,
the issue of Negro Equality.
The work of the campaign is not
over, but fairly begins with the action
Of the Baton Rouge Conventions; nor
will il terminate with the canvass or the
polling of the votes, As the lawyers
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-09-04
VERMONT ELECTION.

WAsliINGToN, Sept. 2.-Dispatches
from Vermont use tho word "rcfrlctO-
ry.' II is almost certain that Poland,
the press mueller, il defeated of a MAORI
ty, and his opponent will probably beat
him on plurality. The Governors
vote. rs far as heard from, stands Re
pubIicans l4,noo Democrats 5000. Bur
lington elects n Democrat to the Legisla-
,urc for the first time since over so Ion"
ago; his name is Smallcy, and his
majority is 50. Several other towns
have elected Democrats to the Legisla-
ture by ''rcfractiun."
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W. S. RHODES, Sec't'y.

We had just been informed by sew
cral persons of how some of their cattle
were effected, being down and in good
order, but not able to get up, when a
farmer friend OF ours happened in upon
us, and on the question arising, he
gavca very good and sensible cause for
it. 1t is this: That this having been
an extremely long drouth, and the
water having dried up in nearly all the
creeks and slouGhs, excepting 4 few
mud holes, the cattle have been COM
PEELED to drink this stagnatetl, half mud
water, which caused the kidneys to
quit acting, hence Their esult. TO pre-
vent this, we would advise our farmers
to water their stock at their wells, and
then We'll be bound they will not find
any OF thcir,sE,t cattle down and unable
to get up.-FLnaXPi1 SIN.
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Saws the Picayune:

The estimable lady OF our popular
and we'll known merchant. Capt Sam
uel Barnes, has presented him with
three bouncing boys. Who dare say
anything against New Orleans now !!
we have longed claimed the prcttiest
girls in the Union, and now We must
put in our claim for the most enter
prising ladies and the most rcmarka-
BILE and illustrious babies. If every
Loiisianian will do as well as this, the
black clouds that hide the future will
soon roll away. All hail to another
New Orleans triumph. Capt. Barnes
is indeed to be congratulated on his
wonderful luck,
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say, the homologation Of the final ac-
count must also be attended to. The
people must not stand back and require
the men they select for office, to intali
themselves, IfMr. Kellogg dares re-
fuse to issue to those duly elected their
commissions, the responsibility will
devolve upon the voters either to back
down, or to put their chosen officials in
possession of the offices belonging to
them.
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PARISH OF OUACHITA,
STATE or LOUISIANA

STATE OF I4OUISIANA.
At the second meeting Of the White
Citizens club Ward No. l, Aug, the
22nd, 1874, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
IcesolrcH, Isl; That our club Ward
No. l be called the Island Club.
ResoIre,1, md; That we heartily agree
to the actions of the club of Ward No.
2, and adopt their resolutions and
indorsc every action as published on the
2lst inst, by the TELEGRAPH.
Rcsol,rd, 3,r1; That we suspend any
further actions until the Baton Rouge
Convention is heard from.
Resoire0, Ah; That it is with pain
that we have to denounce the editorials
of the Intelligenccr of the 18th and 10Th
insts., they being calculated to mislead
the public mind, and influence the
passions of our colored friends, and are
false in every particular.
BY motion ofC. w. Phillips, seconded,
the club adjourned to meet on the LIST.
Saturday in September, at the Calder
wood Spring.
II. G.. SCARBOROUGH,
President.
=
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Come and see for yourselves, but do not
fail to bring along the "Spondulix," because
l must have more ready money and less
mcrchandise. Fair dealing and no humhug
Will be found by every one-man. woman
or Child-in trading for cash ut the store Of
li:tf H. klNDERMANN.