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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor-W. l.. Cabell.
Engineer-W lliam NJ. Johnson.
Attorney-William NJ. Edwards.
Treasurer-liObert H. West,
Assessor and Collector-Thomas j. Keeton.
Observation-Disclosures Peak.
Deputy Murshal-John IL. Ryan.
Policemen-J. W. Spencer, "A. w. Nilsson,
J.. NJ. Russell, q. d. Blood, Samuel Crabb, II,
II. Il. Nichols W. +. Morton, j. II. Elder, j.
j. llamel, y. a. Stewart, stephen Hudson,
Frank TuSten.
Health otlicer;-Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen--lr First ward: h. Il. Burkes, James
A. Leonard, Henry Eryay. Second ward II.
wards A. 4. Hensley, John Owens, james G.
Mcconnell. Fourth ward: IL. b. Mcdonnell,
W, G. Young.
The offices of the various city officers are
Mt the city market house. The board of AL
dermen meet In regular session at the coun-
Gil room over the market, every Tuesday
night,
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GREAT excitement prevails at New
Braunfels, at present, in regard to the
arrest OF William Faust, the supposed
murderer of Mrs. Faust, his wife, and
Miss Emma Voelcke, some time ago.
He has been placed in irons. They
have a strong guard around the Jail to
prevent any mob from taking him
away. The detectives are doing a good
work in working this case up.
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OPEN AGAIN.
No. 5O5 Main Street.

No. sos Main Street,
IL the number where our
old friends and the public gem
orally will find Is. with ~ full
stock OF books, paper Of all
kinds, stationery, wall paper.
paper bags. wrapping paper
for grOccrs and merchants, cot
ton sannpliRg paper, etc. New
goods coming in AT
REED ~ LATHHROP'S.
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The HERALD sanctum was particular.
ly pleased to received call from the fol-
lowing gentlemen who accompanied
the Tennessee and Mississippi delega-
fion to our city Colonel John s.
Brewn, of the favorably known house
OF Messrs. Brown q Norton, of Mem
phis II. ). Prevett, Esq, of the OK
tensive house of Messrs. Furgerson &
Prevett, Of Memphis; G. Gorsuch,
Esq, Of the old established firm of
Gorsuch d Co, Of Memphis Captain
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card Of Thanks.

The undersigned hereby tenders his thanks
TO Messrs. E. =. Gay & Co. for their prompt.
ness in settling the claims OF Grove & Watt
arising from the late fire also to Major ]. b.
scrusgs for his efficient services as adjusted.
lie can most heartily recommend these gen
nemen to all desiring safe insurance and
prompt and liberal settlements OF losses.
zoiuh ID. Il. GROVE,
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II You want the finest and
cheapest books ever brought 10
Dallas, 20 "a Franklin ~ Co.'s,
5Oi Main street, where IN the
largest. best selected and most
complete stock Of books, sta
tiOnery, wall paper, gold pens,
blank books, varieties, etc,
ever offered In this market,
which are selling on most ac-
c0IrinnO dating terms.
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WHEN Vanderbilt travels, his special
train goes mile in something less than
a minute. In case af fatal accident
he would doubtless like to have the
world know that he went to what's.
the-name-of-that-place minute and
a half quicker than any other man
ever did.
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40 ,he Citizens 81 DalIas,
n.,,.s NIL, sH ItI htJI,l, n +, pFFIIF

sHERlFFh OFFICE,
Dallas Texas November 4 lsi, !
10 facilitate ihe collection % laEes, aud 10
give the citizens Of tho l0wn better oppor-
luniiy pT paying theiF taxes Than tbs pres
sure of The day Affords, ihe sherin's phiee VIII
be kept open until nine o'clock every even
Ing the remainder ~ this ana all Of tho Sous
Ing week, alter whph NY whole tine and
thai of nay elerkA VIII DO engaged 10
inahngup ny returns and delinquent lat,
which must ba completed 10 meet lle le'
lulremenls Of lhe law Wy the nrsl prozimQ,
JAMES u, BARKLEY,
eisdbi sheriff ~ Dallas County,
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"Nosey" Blnime.
From the Springfield Republlca

From the Springfield Republican,
That dreadful creature, the Old class
mate, is after Mr.. Blaine. He Iecol-
lects that the speaker was known
among the boys as "Nosey" Blaine on
account of a physical popularity; was
the best mathematician of the class,
but couldn't debate worth cent.
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The Lone Star snIaon

VIII remove to-day from Lamar street to the
new brick building on Elm street, next to j.
=. McConnells store, where grand opening
will take place Tonight at seven o'clock.
A free lunch and music by the Swiss and
Turner'S societies.
2sldlt JACOB GRossMAN.
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Fields Opera House.

AS one of the knights of Pythias is
called upon to Judge the merits of last
nighpsperformance,th the benefit having
been to that society, we surrender our
part for that individual for the cntique
in the premises.
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h.Whlte Carroll, Of tho senalobia
signet, Of senalobla, Miss, aud Gap
tain John Gain, ~ the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad, and Que Of the best
lines la The south,
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REED a. LATlIItOP

VIII sell the Educat iOnaI series
Oi school books ~ Introductory
rates and exchange for old and
unpopular books. They keep
also u full stock Of mii other
school books, which they will
selI ~ low NV the lowest.
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SOCIETIES.


masonic.
DALLAS COMMANDERY No. 6, knights
Templar,will meet at the Asylum in the city
OF Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday in each month.
FRANK AUSTIN, E. G.
ED. q. BOWER, Recorder.
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lllOslOn Journal

The evidence Increases That the
friends Of General Sherman are en-
deavorlng 10 induce him 10 DO candl'
date for tho presidency, Recently,
some quite important steps Ia this dl-
rcctlon have been taken by his conf
dental friends.
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NOTICE.

Job work IN invariably payn-
bic 0n delivery, ana all tran
silent advertisements nj the
time they are handed In. Legal
advertisements must also be
paid la advance. These rules
Will be strictly observed.
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No accounts against employees I'm the
Herald Office VIII be allowed I'm settle
ments with the Office unless an order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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HORACE GREELEY once said that
Theodore Tilton had the "God blessed
est wife In the world" Theodore
doesn't spell II that way now,
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We make q speciality ~ ladies' line dress
goods of every kind, but also keep fail
stool, of all grades Of dry goods,
22Sdat PitATnER q MURPHY,
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EOIt sALIl.

MY residence, corner raeihc avenue
ana hausion streets, embEaeing hnii
black ~ gr0und, wish veil nnis'e"
ene-steFy aHd basemeni soeh'e"ners.s
buiiains, ana all necessary eussbnii"'
inss, edo. An early applicant may Sc
cure y bargain, -
JN0. W. swINDELi.s'
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Prather 4, ,zur,,,,,

Have a full line Of staple and fancy drv
goods, boots, shoesfhats, notions and ladies',
hne dress goods, asdst
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". r., meets on the first and third Friday
nights in each month, at the Odd Fellows,
Hall. III, q. BOHNY. C. p.
NOISE KAHN, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. A, !. o. o. F., meets
on every "Wednesday night, at the Odd Fell
lows Hall. Jas. Il. DAVIS. N. q.
TT. WoLF Secretary
TRINITY LODGE No. II. o. y. F., meets
II. b MCCONNELL, y, a,
+. p. LYLE, Secretary.
GOOD TempIars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, /. o. G., t..
meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
Chapel church.
SION s. RECORD. W. C, II.
j. W. RECORD w. Secretary.
Patrons of 1Eusbantiry.
BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. 2l, of the
Patrons OF Husbandry. meets at Patrons
hall Richardson, ON the first and third Sat.
urdays of each month.
TIL FRANK, Master,
d. II. BECKER. Secretary.
knights of Pyfhias.
CoEUR DE LEON LODGE No. 8, meet
every Tuesday evening. II. B. Seay, Past
Chancellor; b. Ward, Chancellor Comman.
DER T. M. Miers, Vice Chancellor; II, p.
Prelate, a. y. Jett Masterof Exchequer: i. e.
Downs Kaster of Finance; j. q. Leigh Keen.
error Records and Seals; Cross. NJ. at A.
Britanic society.
/, The Britauic society meets every alternate
Monday evening, In Knights Of Pythias
IH,RsAs, secretary, '''"Ss''
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6O7 Main street IN the place 10 nnd
ihe largest and cheapest stock ~
boohs, stationery, eie', Ia the west, for
II IN ihs street and No, Of
PIERCE a. LYLE,
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lawyers Bricfs
NOTICE.

Printed In pamphlet form, with neatness
and dispatch, nj the HERALD OFFICE.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure 81 Trains ~
Dallas,
HOUSTON AND TEXAS oENTR

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives,
From the North lmnil aud expresH). 0.gsn m.
From the hOuih, recommendation 1850 y. ~.
From the North, accommodation l2ibbn, N.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
Mall ana ENpfesi,u,.",bij y, m, hlh u, m
Accommodate lon.un..LUilh u, ~, Has u, m
Through frelghtmunmB!W u, NJ, 100 y, m
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TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 50, Il. & A. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
ings of each month, at the Masonic Hall.
JOHN J. GOOD, w. NJ.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No Il2 L. 4 A, NJ,
meets on the first Saturday evening of every
month, at its hall over Wheat's store, on
Main street W. @. YOUNG, w. NJ.
A. W. NowLIN, Secretary.
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NOTICE 10 ADyERTnsEns.

lIereanerRii bills for advertisements
IN this paper viii he collected monthly,
uniess otherwise specified la contracts.
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Father Geiseu viii preach ~ ihe Catholic
church every day this week, ~ sia0 q, IA
aud NJ u, ~,
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
Masons, meets at the Chapter Rooms in the
city Of Dallas ON the first Monday in each
month.
w. NJ. C. YOUNG, NJ. E. HIP.
HENRY BOIL Seeretorv
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Odd Fellows.

RIDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. %, /, o,
y. f., meets on the first and third Friday
nights in each month, at the Odd Fellows,
Hall. III, q. BOHNY. C. p.
NOISE KAHN, Scribe.
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CONSTABLES.

Precinct No. IA. Ii. Hardin
Precinct No. IN. Nj. Fondren.
Precinct No. 3-R. Il. Barker.
Precinct No. Al. $. Floyd.
Precinct No. 81. A, Fisher,
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Precinct No. l-John d. Kertoot presiding
JUSTICE, Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-William A. George, Lam
caster.
Precinct No. 3-Charles Barker, Cedar
Hill.
Precinct No. 4-Thomas L. Frank, Breck-
inridge.
Precinct No. 5-Thomas d. Coates, Scyene
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-Il. Barksdnle, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher-
man.
District Attorney-Ed. G. Bower, Dallas.
District and ex-oilicio County Clerk
Alexander HARDWOOD.
Deputy. Clerks-R, d. Rawlips, Pierre NJ
Brown, William A. EIarwood.
Sherlfi-Jomes II. Barkley.
Tax Clerk--W. l.. Nermillion.
Deputy Sherlfis-J. M. Chapman, Thomas
y. Floyd, Thomas Z. Scott, Beverly Scott
John Bowen.
Surveyor-Roberr NJ. Cook.
Treasurer-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide lnspector-Thomas john
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-09-23
a WV rebellion was commenced in

4 NEW rebellion was commenced IN
Louisiana last week. Some very fool
ish Democratic politicians, i~nstigated
bv the old virus Of reason and de-
tcrmined to eoatrol the State, despite
it, Republican majority, took up arms
AGAINST the State and Municipal au-
thorities. The progress and results
Of this revolution viii be found in our
news columns and herewith is @ciear
ard condensed statement Of its in
ception, prOfessed cause, and objects
as set forth by the Baltimore Ameri-
cqn. Says that journal;
For the second time since the forma-
lion Of the Federal Union u Gov
eminent is compelled 10 deal with a
rrrclutior. During the last I've
months active preparations have been
going on in Louisiana for The depos-
iag of the Kellogg administration by
+ rec. The movement was aimed not
culv at the State officials, but was IN
tended to include all the county and
municipal officers who adhered to the
kellogg faction. 4 military organi-
cation was formed under the name Of
lie "Wbite League" cslcusiblv for
Gle purpose of conducting . political
campaign, bat only those who We're
wiillully blind were deceived by tbs
orctence. Some four weeks ago the
revolution was i~naugurated in the
northwestern section of the State.
The eolored people are largely in the
majority in the parishes bordering Oh
the Red River, and the local officers
were Republicans. Armed banda OF
the white Lesguers" suddenly APP
peared in the parish towns, aud de-
manded the resignation Of al the Of
Gcers, threatening death in case Of re-
faseI. In this way eight or ten par
ishes e captured. No doubt many
persons were murdered while these
violent proceedings were in progress
buS the revolnti0nists having entire
control of the agencies by which news
is transmitted to the North reported
their. victories as bloodless. Red
River Parish wac the last one attack.
cd. because a large majority Of the
people are Republicans. sad it was
supposed that some Of the parish Of
fcers were resolute men. a force o.
four or five hundred men was raised
an the neighbo.ing parishes, aud the
town Of Coushatta was surrounded.
The officers made a feeble attempt A
resistance and then surrendered
They promised 10 leave the State il
their lives were spared. While being
taken 10 Shreveport they were mnr-
dered. One account saws that the
horrible massacre was perpetrated by
= band OF Texans, while the most
probable story is that body Ofhorse-
men, who rode cut from Shreveport
on the day before the murder and re-
turned on the following day, are re-
sponsible for the bloody deed. This
ended the revolution in northern Lou
isiana.
The Leagues in New Orleans were
anxious to begin the war two weeks
ago but the leaders were notreadv.
McEncry was timid and hesitating.
The New Orleans Bulletin published
seyera, flaming editorials urging i'm
mediate action, and intimating that
the Leaguers Of the city were not 50
courageous as their country brethren.
In the meantime the Leagues kept On
recruiting, armins and drilling, and
If the contest had not beea preeipita-
ted by an incident which was trivial
in itself probably nothing would have
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-09-23
CTR NEYoaK LETTER.
New YORK, September 81, 1874.
ANEW FRAUD.

New YORK, September q, 1914.
ANEW FRAUD.
1.-THE dishonest men would give to
honest employment half the shrewd-
ness they d. to their swindling
schemes, they would be the richest
men in the world. For certainly the
genius wasted in roguery, that always
euds badly, could not but pay large
~ in any legitimate business. The
...st dodge in thievery has just been
aneartEed, and a most Ingenious
dodge il is. 4 scoundfel sailing an
der the alias of Walker, a few months
ago. went TO work aud deliberately
forged eonyeyances Of real estate be-
longing 10 the estate Of a mar who
has heea dead five years He made
deeds from Isaac Young, the Aforesaid
deceased, to himself, OF land worth
$4,000, aud went with them t o the
Registers Office and had them record
ed. Or COURSE this was all regular,
for the registry clerks KAYE no means
Of knowing whether Isaac Young is
live or a dead man. The convey
aaees put upon record. Walker
takes them and goes into the street
to negotiate a loan upon them. He
fads u maa who has money To loan
upon real estate. The Registers
books are examined, The conveyances
are all clear, the money is loaned.
Walker disappears. Oh course the
fraud is discovered after the lapse Of
Il week or two, aud Walker is arrest
ed. ana will 81 to Sing Slug. Now,
1t strikes ne that a mind capa-
be Of e~onceiving and executing so
magnificent a piece Of yilliany ought
to know that legitimate business is
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nanII s,osberry.

CoRNISG, n. Y, Sept IT.--EarIy
this morning, at Marlborough, Pa,
five masked men effected an entrance
into the residence Of President Rob
inson, Of the First National Bank,
aud bound and gagged the occupants,
President Robinson, Cashier Robin
son, Mrs. Robson and Mrs. Smith a
daughter Of Robson. They then
compelled the Cashier to accompany
them to the bank and open the vault,
when they helped themselves TO
about $50, GOO principally in currency.
Returning with Mr.. Robson to bis
home, they placed the members Of the
family facing each other told them
to converse freely. They took from
the finger Of Mrs. Smith a ring valued
at $500, kissed Mrs. Robson, who
tainted, and then teok their departure
in two carriages, 10 which were at
tached gray horses. A reward Of
$4,000 is offered for their arrest or
81, 000 for either of tue gang. Citi-
zens are very much excited, aid it is
impossible to obtain many important
points 1t is supposed the robbers
have gone to EImira. The bank has
a large surplus, and is solvent.
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Neu Advertisements.
SAILS.

k
BY virtue Of zundry writs Of YeHdifiqRi Expo
mas, and FieTi FaciGs issued out Of the Cours Of
Common Pleas Of Somerset County, Pa. AMI 70
me directed, 1 VIII expose 10 sale b! public ont
cry, at the Court House. in Somerset, on Fri
day, the 18th Of September, 1874, az two o'clock
p. m. the following described real estate, viz-
All the right, title, interest and claim OF CaaFies
Earnest ami samuel ID. Deip. o.. ia and % the tot
lowing described real estate VIZ.
The l0I2H part OF the following SIX tracts o.
land.
nit township, Somerset county; Ia containing
| sgsix acres. more or less. Of which there are aDout
90 acres cleared ant D acres N meadow. with q
two story frame dwelling house, bank barn and
( Warranted in the name Of Lewis MCmi1gcr. John
stein and others, known as the Peter =. II. Walk
er tract, with the appurtenances-
10. , 1 certain tract % land situate In sum
init township, somerset county, Pa, containing
So acres, OF which there are about 90 aerescleired
Z ami II acres in meadow, with a two story log
dwelling house and II story log dwelling hoeac
thereon erected, warranted IN the name or Lewis
Mcminger, adjoining No. 1 and lands warranted
in the name Of JOHN ) Gin AID others, with the
1 appnrtenanees.
~. 3. a certain tract OF land situate in Summit
teSaship. Somerset county. Pa, surveyed on a
warrant in name OF John Stein, containing sd
acres aDi los perehes, adjoining Nos. l and 2aorc-
SAIL. AMI Isnds warranted In the namc u Peter
Benson aad others, viii the appurtenarces.
/ No. Attract Of land situate In Milford town
/ ship, Somerset Co. Pa, containing 80 acres, war
raulcd in the name OF Charles Marqucdaut, ad-
jelnin2 Linds surveyed ami warranted IN the name
OF Marin Dubbo, Peter Benson and Nos. , and
Aforesaid. with the appuTtenInces.
no. ). \ tract Of land situate in MILFORD town
ship, Somerset Coz Pa, surveyed on a warrant to
Marin Duhbs, containing ~ acres. Of ~hlch
there arc about 100 acres cleared AMI 5 acres In
meadow, with g two story log dwelling house and
barn thereol erected, adjoining lands warranted
in the name Of Peter B snsoa, Thomas Wilson and
others. wiki the a~ppuItsnances.
No. @. tract OF land situate 10 Milford town
ship, S9mcrset Co., Pa, containing 6I aeres, war
rInted in the name of Nathan LuhaOrough, al
Joining lands Of Samuel Weimer, Henry Bakei
aud Others. with the apPurteuauces-
Also, the undivided une-hail or the following
tracts OF land, TO WI:
mol. The southern portion OF o tract OF iang
surveyed en- q WarrantiR the name Oh Abraham
stein, sitRtte in Milford and Br0.hersyailey town
{ ships. Somerset Co. Pa, containing ID acres ant
I . perehes, adjoining lands warranted IN the mans
of John Stein, Peter Bens9a and others, with IL
Iaprurtcnrnecs-
no. s.. : trIct ct land warranted IN tie nam'
I OF Peter Bens1n. zifuate ia Aiili1Td and Brothers
valley townships, Somerset Co, Pa. containine
as acres, Of which there are about 70 acres clear
el. adjoining land warranted in the name OF Ab1a
ham Stein. John Steln and others, with the appeE
I finances.
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a BaaIs Robbed Of szO,oOo.

PgLADELPnfA, September IA
WeIisboro dispatch says that The
bank there was robbed this morning
by Ave men. The President Of the
bank aud family were gagged. The
robbers took from the safe, which The
Cashier was compelled 10 open 500.
600 mostly in currency. i reward
Of $4,000 has-been offered for the ar
rest Of the robbers.
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FINEFARM LANDS ATPUBLICsALE
No. ~Tnalan Vailey7-1s2 aescs,-i0 acres
clear. balance vel fiEnhered Win WAi;eodk- chest-
No , .tfarincr imrrovement"-iol aeres-y
asres clear, house aai bam- small orchard, S2
SUGAR trees.
.leIr. no acres IN meadow, small orelaFl, abJut go
sugar uccs. hCuse ami barn.
Sale on ne 8f0f Octo5er, 1s-4, n the toroagn
OF Rev Baltimore. these lands lying mites ".
~ fhnf plgce. nj not sold they wili b. offered FOR
rent. Terms reasonable.
sep0 SAMUEL LA"
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LOUISIANA IS as much Of a Repah'
licaD State as is Massachusetts,, our
party having in il aclear majority Of
over twenty thousand. Il was for
the purpose Of seFrorising the Repub-
licans aud preventing them from reg
istering and going TO the polls at the
coming elections that the white
Leagues were organized and armed
possession was taken Of The State. A
sample q what southern Democracy
is-and what was intended for Louis