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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-18
Wilmington, Columbia and aug Z 4

e'ns SoAumUAa anu aug q Il
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART.
COLUMBIA, s. O., May 18 1874.
R& N s7 aaIa IaM Ti1i Mi11iGlSl""ins S. apsIstsd ssesi
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN no TRAIN NO
Leave Columbia....... 4 80 m S.45pm
Florence. .t10.5O p m 2.1O a M
Arrive WuminGton.... 5.25 p M *7.15 m
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN NO I TRAIN NO s
Leave Wilmington. 3.1O m t6.lOpm
Florence: ....... 4.40 m 11.87 M
Arrive Columbia. .1G.C0 D m 400 m
Iraln NO. 2. from Columbia, is m accom-
modation to Florence, and there connects
closely with N. e. Il. r., and at Wilmiprton
with ". Z W. r. j. TO all points North.
TRAIN NO. from Columbia is fact Ex.
press making through conn actions, allrail,
North and south, and water line connec-
tions vid Portsmouth.
Train No. !. from Wilmington, connecte
closely at Florence with N. f.. II. r.. for
charleston, and is an accommodation train
thence to Columbia.
Train No. 8, from Wilmington, is fast
Express, conn Getting closely from and to ali
points North and South. Through tickets
sold and baggage checked to ali principal
points points. rlllman palace sleepers on night
trains. breakfast. dinner. +Supper.
Accommodation Train No. 2 leaves Co
lumbia daily, Sundays excepted. Express
Train No. leaves Columbia eyery nipht.
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
A.PoPE, zen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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II O N Z Y TO LOAN
TN Marketable Coilatcrals.

EXCHASGE on New York, baltimore,
IL Philadelphia, Boston AMI ali promi.
ncnt cities OF The United States and Er-
rope bought and sold.
DEPOSITS received and int crest bearing
cerilioa es issued.
bought and sold.
ACCOUNTS Of merchants and others
from tho city and :"nLtIy solicited, and
LIBERAL LINES OF DISCOUNTS granted
by tho CENTRAL NAIlUNhl. BANk,
Corner OF Plain ami i.:i,ai 1-on riroo;s
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Inc on0rt Line Schedule.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA l. AUGUSTA r. r. Co.
COLUMBIA, s. c.. June 25, 1874.
64 q esneeT nEa sshsSnIsg ssSh1aSSTjeg gxiII nfs, IS
operated on and after this date:
GOING NORTH Train No Train No
Leave Augusta: .....:7 :7.45am 4.l5pm
Graniteville.. 1918 m 5.11nn,
Corbia Junct'n 1920 a M f905 N
Arrive Co lumbia. 49,. .12 30pm 9.17nm
Leave Columbia..... 12.42 m
Wlnneboro..... 2.49 m
Chester. il. 20 pm
Arrive Charlotte. -. .f6.45 D m
No: Train makes close connection. min
Charlotte and Richmond, to ali poinfs
North, arriving at New York G. .O5 A. III.
NO. Train makes cloae counection min
Mlh9n Wilmington and Richmond to all points
North, arriving at New York at SIS p. III.
GOING SOUTH. Train No Train No 8
Leave Charlotte. ...... $50 m
Chester. -. IL .02 m
Winnsboro.. .12 SO m
arrive Columbia..... 242pm
Leave Columbia. 49,. 2.52pm 9.4na m
CoPbia Junct'n. 1917 pm m Alb am
Grasiteviile ..f7.15pm =7.4sam
Arrive Augusta. :..... .8.05 m 8.45am
bres kfast. thinner. tSupper.
south bound Trains conn cot at Aurnsfa
ior all points South and West. Throuch
tickete sold and baggage checked to princi.
pa points. So sleeping cars on ali Might
Trains. JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup'
a. .foPE. Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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Change Of Schedule .

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CoMr4Nv
COLUMBIA, y. c., October IS. 1873.
E% sa ESH EKx5N;eE Change Schedule
6z4 ~ 1eE Sa48kA-.aIxs to 90 into efle 70 n
and after Sunday. 19t II instant:
MAIL PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Comm Dia at..... ............ $40 q NJ
arrNeat OIarieston at........... .4.20 I'm
Leave Charieston at ......... SOC pm
srrlveat Columbla at..... ........ SEQ M
NlaHT ESTREss, FREIonT AND AccoMyopA.
TioN TRAIN. Sundays excepted.
Leave Columbia 7.l5 o In Arrive q. 40 n,
Arrive Charleston T. % p m Leave. ..C.45am
Camden TrainI runs Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday, as follows:
Leave Columbia 50pm Arrive 11.6N am
Leave Camden ESQ sm Arrive 6.35 I'm
5. Is. PICKINs. General Ticket tAgebt.
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n ursda 10th Move m c
NlaIS enterprise is conducted by tho MA
Il SONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF
NORFOLK, VA, under authority Of the
Virginia Legislature, (Act passed March
9Th, 1873
$4,000 TIckets-6.0 900 Cash Gifts.
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Excursion Season of 1874 via Allan
tic Coast and Midland Lines.
kT E4 IU IE:I s;!Esss
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AU.
GUSTA. AND WILMINGTON, COLUM-
blA AND AUGUSTA RAILROADS.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., May &c, 1874.
pOCND TRIP TICKETS to all promi-
~ nent Virginia Springs and Western
North Carolina Excursion Points, good
until November ], 1871, will bo on sale at
tho Company's Ticket Oflice in this city,
both UtG Charlotte and ria Whining gton, on
and after June 1, 1874.
Tickets to New York, Philadelphia, BAL
timore. ola BAY LINE, at reduced rat es. also
on salo. A. POPE,
June7 General passcnpcr Agent.
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad
CHAN GE UE' SCHEDULE.

6@ rKaAsss r aAAssESGER FL G,E;I
Sundays excepted, connecting with Night
Trains on South Carolina Nailread up and
doWn;. On ana after Friday, August 20,
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LeaveColumbiaat................7.2Oa 7.2O nj
leave A!stoh. h...'....'............ 9.05 an
leave eNe%perry... ........... .10.3l m
leave GoKesDury... 2.C5 m
HeaYe beiIon n....,;,;;............... $50 m
AFFl'eatoreon'liie. liie.............. $50 p m
DOWN. 49,
Leave Greenvillo oat...............G go m
leave 7 6eitoh ............. $50 m
LeaYe GohesDury.. .............. 1913 m
LeaYe NeWDerry... y................ 1.30 m
Leave Alston.. 8. 08 n m
Arrive at Columbia. 4.hOnn,
Anderson Branchdnd Blue Ridge Dioision
DOWN UP.
Leave Walhalla 4. 45 m Arriye7.i nno
Leave Perryville 8. 80 a 10 6.85pn,
Leave Pundieion 6.iG III 56a: :.
Leave Anderson 7.2O a m 4.5i1n =,
Arrive at Bolton $40 IN Leave 8.60n N
Accommodation Trains run on Abbevi|le
Branch Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
On Andorson Branch, between Belton and
Anderson, Tuesday, Thureday and Satur-
day. THOMAS DODAMEAD, GEN, SnnI
JABEz NonToN, General Ticket Agent.
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Cc!,:ccbia Hotel
FIRST GLASS HOUSE.

A CuAN0E OF m6uaBcments
and many consequent improve
enables tho proprietors
to offer to tho travelling public
more comforts and convent
ences than can be obtained at
any other honee in the city.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE. BILL
LIZARD and BATH ROOMS in
the house. Every attention
guaranteed.
GORMAN il CALNAN,
March 4 Proprietors.
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PRICE OF TICKETS:

1000 CASH PRIZES, aggregating. .s250, 900
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st Bart for Gnbpcy.

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Smegn fcr at Jamie Sutlfribenter pal
Sitfects "Analpns Of the Bible" hpil:
tet or CT fcrtrinlist @rteiee, lem 6nbYer
mee Smbp99eli9beb buroe 9ienuemlGle.
Sberiter oil meb Ncrreielle piie Gnbrer
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trim, BETTE Bari eIer, ca Get Ital life taae
BAN mango Winutter. Oct or npf Sn;
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met fremraaeuee Reetcr9ere bar lub:
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canine Wi9pe lem Yaitcr Z. Stprt 90,
pee Ct. Anorews Sutberlfe Sirfe Ybi.
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8ep. Stcrf ia iaaleees: "Oenne Spa
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cen lutberlfe Sirfe &et. Scoea aaar
Iisa ind paa Observation-Disclosures
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ri maa iele cs tilirebsiilleee. graen /
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tet man csiaa maa.te ptnte fra en- 0is
cen'fabsmano lem Sitdecd. Scseu
buree Hnees | etbpert Sus."
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3 "Sscurub 8ssiiisr" for l4be
Sftober IGies:
"Sr. :. 81. Granpsu, iaa pel %
f%orbslaatiat b%sfienot i Sseorob %
&innslbeif GouRtp, bar saast i 8om.
pasnilfab meo ST.. u. 6. Ylfss,
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luoob. Solua. Com SCREENINGS.
mano bar @innsibeif Gountp funs
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Iioelisbeo % 8eoelisbeo ansaar, Sn.
9eu. @i fan life 9oot unopGre en-
Wanb iOm SIR. SranosIl, men Oa
bet er til bans ssen Sntsrssle at
ban forlaoer os, maa ri 9ipe Zip.
Wr. Granbeus Fnancielle NHerer
ere Hnmerfepe os ale 8ontrafter.
9iorte meb bam. ere pnalicsliae. &
Oct Sele man &ortb GOuntp pRre
itolte az at fda en- iaaoan Wnno /
ln Wiots 90 ri baaber Wr. Gran.
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&i bar fisrot Mr. Grauoel / Dc
fioite Z Iar, % tilosls bait Sorrst.
ming meb bam. % oltib iunpst ham
9rlls % panftlis, iaa at hi bsreb.
Uiuig unosrlfriper "&esiitsrs" Ntteit
% pnlfsr sum &Dffc CO Sslo i fit
npe Sism.
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Slpttet! Slpttet!

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be~fisubtglere for Yanbsmrno ialmln
osli9beo, % Runosr i S1roelcsbtb,
al ban bar flpittt liz WartbeboIo.
ming Ill iii npe StOrc / NSlter ST.,
Slion Il (bompions iorrlos Store.
buOr man otto MI nnre Ct eoot
Spla9 al 8rocsriplrtr os "Ster"
lamt 3nosr % Sfomuscrurrftei.
Sret je9 taffer Eanrsmrno Tor Iibii.
sere Segnina, buaber lsa iremoeIts
at npoe lammt @unit, loptnoc 9ooe
%arer % receli9 &%ebauolln9.
&rbpcl9it.
Z. Sobujou.
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Ni erfare at Sr. 3. $. 9ufen
lfal iorlabe Sscorab, % be9pnoe
Sorretnins / 9Dle, Woiuer So. Minn.,
/ &Ompusniifab meo 90. 8. @iIlon,
oslaa en- sammsl Sscorab Wano.
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ifiues meo BAN. % Ri tror heller
life Oct er al Slpttsipae 9ufsn for.
Iaoer line @ennsr / Sscorab, men
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tort norlft Excitement omfring iie,
% ban isr rimelisuis Der en- beors
Sremtio impoe, END for Sisbliffet
ber. 81 er liffsr paa at ubtaIe bans
Ssnnsrs Suifs, naar hi pnifer bam
90 Samilie 0pffe os Selo / lit npe
Siem, % Oct ube Sirma, @ilion
81 2ucfen goo Sorretning.
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Slpttet!

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at Sanbiter meo mssei mere.
Set ilcriis SpIas al ale SOrtr
9Gbsr % Sfomn9srprrftel er If
ale Siosr at Nuoc.
u. Sani0n Il 50
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Eli SaIas.

Sn uemGriet 6arm, itcr $40 @,yts.
VII t~ne9l9reet CO scet cpeprtet, mt;
MT Nramehus, Sr9bus, @rausro cs
Stalebpsninser, belisseuee / Ntliial'
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Nan esba9e at benpeace F9 I'll llust'
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D IN Is. 8. Sullty.
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gu r en- title Ssresnsunis,
SOr 5ierlsts Gag pan Sorosr.
%llt maa emo llaaes manst Nancens Sla9
Sor Dig bag forisbe Sfiolbs,
Wcn Sonfeu itaar iom ct Soliins1ag
Yaa Moroeus srennsuoe &olos;
30 Trp9t fun si. on lille Scr,
SOm mooist popsr Strioen,
Soert uu9oomsfulo / Noreen bor
gn 6plfnins pp inc ben.
ga oil Dig bsli9e Siem NOrp,
Sporousr @oroiiernm paaaer,
SUD sier big Ssiren, forni on iror
S9lennsm 5ipsns 3aaser.
Scroi msb GnfoIos fromme Saues
0u @aucens Storusi fienosr,
% barer bit Sino ben @lauos.
Som pan Din Simmel brnnber.
Soras Sic,
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0,Srr. SuHin g. GaitOn oil me-.
ite llse forteue Oscorab.Y oltens S9.
iere 3ibt on lin ltorarteoe Torret'
ming. Sc banoIer noeluffsnoe mso
feroissiorte 8lebsr. Satter og Susr
FAINT andre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
be, % bar ubentuiul oct iterlts %
bebite SpIas n%oaeuiince brust til
Secoreb. Sc fiebs ale fine Warsr
for &%ortant, % bar berueb Den Sor.
bel at funns ielse ubpre biuist.
Sirmaet bar fiebt ct iterre Splag
emo nossniiaoe for, % iel9er NIL
&eitbeboIoninsen al lit samle Splas,
% PCT. biaigsre emo tiollaere, for
beltanois at pare iltano til at BABE
npe @arsr. ST.. M. Setbne sr til.
itebe TENT % tloli9 for at betlene
9anosmenc, o. man fen pere iif.
fer paa at blue 9obt b%sbanblet.
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Is.

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Ofibt en- Serntib. iom iffun tror
Sen Mast. iom @aabene pinber,
Ou lig9er roli8t bu beie Norp
8 Manoens Soups % %ifinner:
Gin Storbso sr ci Sub % Yrast
90 Ct 8anonsrs Soroen.
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BDrtfOmmen &n

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omtrsnt en- llse iiosn. en- mioh,.
flor ING SO. tort o9 bpib itorIoH..
LANCE os ipioie Sorn. 8oen W
i l9roeles COB Stano. Gn posi,rs,
8slcnnins uoloues til ben iom ias
aipe llnberretnins til 81. Sanion N.Y. A.
Sos Sfo.Store.
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- 80 -

% til Den cole OrOt.
Der slifsr Net % Sanbber
90 Ilt, bpao flint % 9oot.
Sa! Woo for Sribeos Yalmcr
90 sgrens, uorlfe Mauc!
Nsn Srolfab, iom Ell ialmer,
Woo SrOt % Suiuinslanb:
Sc tone fra Din 3unse,
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Ss ireioist Mormano iiunss:
Selb msb stbpert bit @ift.
Is. 81. Shwad,
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aT9aar p%eitcoer ST. 7.40 Wcraen % oft.
pper SCI. 2.20 6fterm. Soften maa
tnoleperes en- halp Sine for Sr9nenes
Ifsan9;
dnfpmmer e%itenfra Sl. tt.25 ca pciien.
fra ST. $50 Giterm.
Staaes
ira yanNn9, @aufcn, Wccbeille "a Se;
'per antpmmer bper Mtanbas, Sns:
Gag % Sreoa9 ST. 10 Scrm., ps afs
saar famine Sa9e 81. 2 Gfterm. Soft
maa intleperes 1 Slime tiblisere.
ira Burr DAT autemmer bper Manbaa,
Snsba9 % Srcba9 @ften, o. aIsaar
9psr Sirsbas, Sprsbas % Ssrbas ST.
6 Mprsen.
til Sluftcn af9aar WanSa9 ca Srebag
81. Wpr9en % antrmmer bper SirSs
Dag 90 Scrsba9 @ften. Ycit til be to
~itcifnepnte Steoer maa inbleperes in.
Ben ST. 8 ben fpre9aacnbe often.
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Set er alceles umuliet at lpgr9e
sftsr @arsr hos VI. 4. 0ibIOn g. 80.
bsnberenbe til oerss 6orretning, uoen
at ne fan erboIoes Serss Oplag
al Wanniaftur. % Golonlaluarcr er
al De bepits / Bpeu o. irlges bllist.
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S~rifarbeioet paa Stroibsr, Gonfllu
81 %ainss npe Bpsnins er MI Dc.
spnot. Bpsniu9en oil blipe tagst
i Brug | Scit.
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Dsg~ gu CT Sipen at fisbe 8erosns
bebits Spmaifiner for bilis Yris. 8.
Gnsbertien, @sent fer @inneiheif &c.,
pil betals 80 Sents pr. Suibel fer &c.
1 SpeSe / 9ntte fer &c. 9 @rcper & ga:
ter Lock Stitch Spmalfine, uimceIselis
en- al &c beeits Iaifiner / Warfeeet.
Rom ca unesriss mine Maifiner fsrenS
De fisber aneetiiecs. 8rrnt CO mt,
tstt cg tsnot Irbeios %utfsres lise scet.
ca enbper Iaifine sarantsres for 10
gar. 3.3W
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SnIfeS.

Gn fpif ucrif @ut meb sree ans,s,
ialinssr fan faa Blaes lem Sanee(sS,.
tisnt. @an benpsnse fig til
s. y. 5unirn
Ammrn, Sertt & 9r.'s Stcr,.
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= Gu u~iOrltammet CANNED Dam.
Gn So b%ortlpbct.

gn tor 30. tort o. huio. mtn &
oIbrutfet Soru. sr b~orilebct ira In.
osrte0ucoe Den Soc Sttobtr. Gn5w
Der brinssr lamme tlIboae. ellsr iar
aiue Splpsnlnscr erbcIosr ell eaN
gelrnnIna
u. Nilior
lissopsr ior Nmmor. Scott & Cas-
Wr.t
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Sr. >. &. Steen bar last Say
% Naal 6aruel, % ta9et fat paa
NlnsmaaIet 90 Sa8tsn i 0.Srr.
Sllon q 3bomplons nDe Stors.
vi tOiUler life paa, at Ole oil pie
Jig at bore liselaa goo "Glsrf" lom
ban ier bar uGret "Gibber al Ser.
i%ejernet."
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-17

SRA ell Mbonnent i Gaming bar ri
moota9et felssuoe Statiitif for Nua'
mafse 60. men JON fom fOrient for
forri9e No:l075 9eiie, 125 Wuler %
51S6 Saar. Nntallet al "9GsIsr"
fan life neiustis Determines for sfter
WaIaet.
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peforab os Smssm.
Sen 17be Sftober.

Valebsrstnineerne bar borttoSet
Ylaos for en- bel SeI auost Q9ieitof
lom alersbe or opiat. men iom maa
ltaa oper til n9ite Sang.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-17

Es5~ st lmuft nbpals at @eburtss
Sa9sprslentcr % andre imaafulce Sarsr
hps Mannin9, lisepYer for 1 Natirnal
ydnf. 40
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BsS- ollie Warer frilte CO 9cec Sru9s
lals Il Scpe's npe 8rpeeriifcre.
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- Suiltsn 9isbso CT Der mtlsm
ct Ans og st Hpste? - gtaes coo,
ira Wuno I'll Wuno.
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9errsr 90 Gamer. iasos eli @usim
% lmllsoe III nue SiNcr; 'oc, e
mig btba9ell9lt nGnr mine @lr,g
or bjtmmc.
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BsS" Sfers, / &ancepis % ie,pcret,
bcs Mannin9. 10
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9litcu. Stolr. Trof. TrsGinrioae
aater at oabne eli Nften.Sfols Sirs
nag Den 3oie Nonbr. iii SSornel Tor
Saahannc iom fife fan frstreutsre
hans Sniti;ut. ,Saasnc pil bliue
Nt9ning o. Stciuuiu0 iamt Tor
Dem, iom puifr oet. llnosrplsnlna
/ GussI,t. Wr. s. VI. &uisbt hoIs
Sfriuefunii pannt a~imlnoeInt SIfdlb
unpsr fiOire Gountp Sair. {. en9a
0erst iom SfripelGrsr. SctlIlueen
b!iper $3.50 pr. Waaneo.
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1ntpracn,

Jmpr9cn,
20oe Ssnras etter Srinitatis, rrebiter :
Yrcf. Sarien paa 6pleget,
Baifpr Brandt / Wabiipn Sirfe.
Baitpr Surmc | Stapan9er Sirte.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-17

Den aarliss illumination al 81.
eOrab Sousee, til Minoe ON Snp.
bisIien Den l4os Sftober 1865. bleu
bette Mar uolat inotll Den rpe Slei
bliuer ferois, a~ntaseli9 / Slutninssn
al Nobembsr. 81 baabsr at bIipe
iitano til nrrmsrc at bstlenotoicrs
Sioeu, iao at bore 9eisrs fan bare
Mulsonina til at ie bette inufft Spn.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-17

Local notices 10 cents per line
for the first insertion, and 5 cents
a line for every subsequent insertion.
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SnIfes.

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Decorah-posten., 1874-10-17

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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-08-01
The Vito Majority.

The Radical journals and orators
have so persistently asserted that the
whites were il minority in this State
that, strange as it may appear, very
many of our own people have come to
regard it as the truth, despite the
fact that the United States census of
1870, shows conclusively, that not
only aye the While males in excess of
the negro and mu!atto males. but that
the white voting males are also in
the majority.
1t is tine that this Radical false
hood were contradicted and dispru ved
by every journal in the State, and
our stump speakers throughout the
State should not fail t." impress itpor
their hearers the fact that there are
even according to d census which was
taken in the heat Of the summer,
when there were thousands of white
voters absent from the Statc-l52
more white males over 81 years old.
than black and mulatto males of that
age combined; and, further, that
there are 1900 more white males than
black and mulatto males combined.
We think a fair estimate would
give the whites in this State nearly
If not quite eight thousand majority.
Thisis a very important fact, aud
one that has not been sufficiently
kept before the people of the State
and country, who have, in many
cases, accepted the unsupported state
ments of Radicals, which are flatly
contradicted by the census rolls Of
the United States. The theory that
our enemies seem to have acted upon
is that "a lie, we'll stuck to. is nearly
as good as the TRUTH" and, really, this
lie has travelled so fast and 80 far,
that it will be very difficult matter
tor the truth to Overtake it.
The Bulletin would esteem it a spc-
cial favor if all journals throughout
the country favorable to the cause Of
truth, and who sympathize with Louis
lana in the troubles which have be-
fallen her, will direct attention to
these important facts.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-08-01
The Friend of the South

The Chicago Tribune also notes the
protest that all accounts from the
South Indicate that tho President at
this time is looked upoa in that sec.
ton as the future friend of the white
people in their struggle with the col.
ored race for political supremacy,
through precious little evidence has
he given as yet of any special interest
in their behoot.-N. 7. Herald.
The Chicago Tribune and the New
York Herald, too, may regard, it as a
fixed fact that if the people Of the
South see indications on the part of
President Grant to restore to them
good government, and to side with
the intelligent government, and we'll
meaning white people as opposed to
carpet baggers, they will support him
for the third or any numbcr OF terms.
The North has given him to US
twice as a President, and it would
not be strange if.tho South, believing
that he is Il better man than she is
likely to get in q new deal, concludes
to keep We think we are with
in bounds when we say that if Gen.
Grant were to lift from us the hideous
incubus of usurpation which he was
instrumental in placing upon US, and
would indicate willingness to CO.
operate with the people of the State
he might count Louisiana for him
self in the next election, sans any
kind OF. doubt.-N. O. Bulletin.
Louisiana is in condition to move
herself into any position. The pre-
servation Of tho material interest Of
her people, have rendered her plastic
in National political affairs, and the
hand that would shape her to success
for her true citizens benefit, will have
the undivided support Of her people.
We say also, ifGenl. Grant were to
lift the pail Of carpetbag, scalawag
and negro government from us, he
can count our State for him in the
next election and we would be willing
and aseanxious 4, make the tenure
of Office of the next President "during
good BEHAVIOR" to say the least.
Why not Grant If he should befriend
us.