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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-25

Coop OLD Times Tie following
curious advertisement Is clipped from
the Hartford Courant, dated September
9. I71G: Whereas. Abigail Butler, the
Eiis of me the subscriber. eloped t-om
-y bed ard board on the Goth Of August,
ZIG. III private nanEer, and contrary
20 my knowledge ard order. and took
with her mare AMI colt $50 vaiue,
and about los. IL money. and other
household furniture, - the vai-e OF
about Go in the whole. SAID Abb -aii
hath plaid ME oil several tricks oi the
same nature. for years past, and WHEN
spent comes for more. til she hath, by
often been intoxic.trIi with spirits. and
: masculine temper. wasted hundreds q
pounds Of my estate l do therefore
aumblY request and forbid any person
or persons whatever OF receiving SAID
mare, OF colt. OF other goods. Mt her
hand, or anybody authorized by her. or
having any dealings with her; ani all
PERSONS are forbid trusting her On my
account. rs determine not tc pay amy
debts OF hsr contracting after this date.
NaTH.NIE-. DCTLsE.
:" Stafford, August 81. Hts
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EgIKZUNISfI IL TIE GVI%E O.
CGSTIIA.II.

Here ami anon there Is s0sae iGsiuce-
Eity reaars!.ns the proposition, to ''7llais.:
hands across tie boot. chrs.n." Tit,
I'D TT. j..,.iees If the NE, II Dixie VIII
ao114 oiIt. occasionally; amt 80 i. happens
shat the hard and IL :l:.;;ro;t l.1oveEle,a.
zhich hal expression il tie sh22e OF the
Euklux Khan nov fusis 4 feeble r-peti
ton in The White Laagne q lIouisia-
I,a.'' The Sacramento Rec0Fd. making
aliasion to this conspiracy, says, that
thIs is the title OF the organization re
Gently formed i'll New Orleans, fer the
Avovei purpose OF restoring TIE rL.te
men OF the South 10 political s1p-epla-
sy 4 lengthy platform Was adopted. It
sets fortt, the wrongs and outraGas to
~Aieh the white citizens Of louisiana
have been subjected AZ the hands OF the
sLIcks. speaks of the Increasing arro5-
ance and insolence Of the latter; declares
that they are so evidently bent on sup-
gc-ting scounirels that it is useless TO
reason with them; and points on the
one hand to our devastated fields, our
waning commerce, our idle workshops,
OF decreasing population. eur ircreaS-
jDg taxes. our pauper muititu,les. pen
si0lers OF alien charity, and. on the
other hand, to the orgies OF the n:se.-
able wretcheS forced upon us IS rulers
by the horrible alliance between negro
ignorance and tine canning Of Washing
fon bureaucracy rulers grown rich
amidst general distress, and reveling IN
the proceeds Of taxes wruDs from a
s2sp!ng people, rulers principally
maintained by national bayonets
IN positions reekins with dishonor and
felony. and from which there would
iced be but one Wild hour of ,.nres-
trained anger TO hull them forever"
IN this style the address. or platform.
proceeds for column AMI /. half, but
White League, which was formerly q
Democratic Club, has resolved thct il
cannot stand the situation any longer.
q league Of the whites" they say. as
:;gs inevitable result OF tiist formidable,
cath bomb, and biiniIv oJei!ent league
OF the blacks, which. under the CON-
uaad Of the mos. cunning ami Unsc-,i
7E,oas negroes OF the State, may 8. any
tine plunge US into & war OF rnoes-;s
conflict IN which We are resolved thlt
~e and ours shall not be victims" We
confess ~e should have had ma-e cor.ti-
t.ence N the White League i; We had
not been reminded that lis new tile
covers a veteran Democratic scciai-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-25

A BAD little boy rubbed Cayenne pep
rer dust all over the back of his jacket.
The school-mastsr thrashed him briskly,
hat dismissed school Immediately to run
"a tho nearest chemist for eye water.
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HAIRY EST.
e Ny &. N4.5i..;.sD".

Sweet, sweet, sweet,
- the WIND : song,
Asii- in the RIPPED aIeat
All day long.
It hath the brooks Wild gavetv.
The sorrowf;il cry Of tas sea
Obi hush and hear,
Sweet, sweet, and clear,
Above the iucast'a whIrr,
And hum Of bee,
E:ses that soft. pathetic harmony.
In the meadow-Grass
The innocent white daisies blow;
The dandelion I.lume doth pass
Vaguely to and fro
The uLquiet 81 irit Of i Hover
That hath too tI;lf an hour.
Now doth little cloud al white
Or golden bright
Dult down the warm. blue say;
And on the horizon line,
Where dUsky woodlands lie,
A sunny mist doth shine.
Like - veil before :. holy shrine,
Coucealin.
h-f-IeYcaLrg
Things Divine.
Sweet. sweet. sweet.
Is the wind ; song.
Astir in the rippled wheat
All day long.
That exquisite music calls
The reaper everywhere-
Lie ANA death must sla-c.
The golden harvest falls.
So doth all end
Hpnorcd Philosophy,
Science and Art,
The bloom of the heart
Master, CONSIDER, Friend,
Make Thou the harvest of OH days
10 fall within thy ways.
-.Scri5ner for August
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4 SysAcCsE youth named S.iohles rs
it5l Auburn, and while there injiis i
too freely in whisky icicles, which he
obtained hy the use of nickles, ana tbs
Auburn BeIe'ia. stating the case. says
He was free with TIE Use Ct lis Lickles.
in a U-ay that was sCmewhat loose, lUt
the law, which forever stichles for a mod
erGte Use Of the Juice. made Stichles free
the pickles Of the laws unjust abuse.
So I,tickles, pickles and n!cl,!es went TO-
CetLer to roost, where no soothing
De wj'rop' triclles, toI they were al
calabooscd.
PAxAuINr.- Bart. Nctsee and johnny
Burcllitt. beth old residents Of Colum-
bus, have been buiiling a waSon-Ioad
from Pauomiut, to. connect with the
Cerro Go!do road ut a point within few
miles from the latter place. There are
about seventy inhabitants in the Pana-
mint district at the present time. 1t Is
at this place that Senator Jones has re-
Gently ieen making heavy investments
in mining property. The ores Of the dis
trict are said TO he very rich.-BgrGr
NiRsr.
THAckrEAY. who Always wrote il tLa
morning, il his library and alone, once
met Edmund Yates. the novelist. and
put the following question to him
Yates. when do YOU write your novels
and editorial articles" "Ganeral!v 1t
night, BIZ, Thackeray." Great God,
wEa: Il fortunate man
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NOTICE..

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Il 1t the office Of the Montreal Mining Com
psny at Empire CiGy, Tor the next ten days to
sink shaft eighty ieet deep, commencing in .
shaft twenty hive feet deep. Contractors to
furnish everything. Pa, ments will be made
monthly for AL work done less twenty five per
cent. reserved until completion OF the contract:
A.. LOCKWOOD.
jy22-lOd Secretary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-18
FATTENING HOGS.

The suggestions regarding lalicning hogs
viii tend 70 facilitate the work:
Fat j. simply esrl-ou. Hhieh nature
stores 10 the animal system ior de6bne
FuFroees. and one Of The principal purposes
j. sninlai heat. The hody must Be kerr ii
. certain temperzinrr, anil the cnnsamIirsl
Il carbon i just Ii proportion 10 this II
psud u - animal be exposed Il fae
cpld sishoat protection. nainre mee.s he
increased slesnsnd for warmth III araan I
90 ihe sisre u fai il III system Hence |
xili nsmr . the frst o-srMi@l II fatfcn
ing. dry and warm place fsr The stuct.
ale seeoud essential is 20 feed such grain
~ eantains The largest amount II fattcning
material. ., analysis TIL. il found 10 Be-
cnFn. Il may be fed exclusively. except
sseh change a. nece~sry i 10 keep up The
srtsi'fs AvniS orer FEEDING II any time .
Or Tie diksfsion mar b broken 6ewn BE-.
ssss tas Animal = isfiened. Cook the corn.
u will add shoot twenty-five per cent. 10
iis value. Tie cobs sill more than DO the
cooking if > sorghum pan Be nsed. II may
e objected 70 this plan II fatieninr that
il rsqHIres too much labor. but sny Who
ill make jsdicisus trial 81 II will ind
that be Lsssased lsbor. time and money.
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co no TEXAS
Lone Star Route
ffIHtsraaaioaai aad 0feat Northern n. RI

international and Effuf Northern n. Ri
ssssssssssss
Id ANxkNGKlts Rnina IN rexns VA Nemphls
\ md Liitle Rock, or via fhfe,elpff. slrlks
ihls WE q LanEslew, the bt,t lla,as b. pale.-
tine, ilssfnr. Wstp. Anaia. IaHtrsiiie. llous.
lon. tsalgerton aud AIl painlz IN Western, een-
val. kssfsrn snd rouihefs fsxss.
Fas.fuesfs via Nee fyiean< VIII sud h the hesf
heule 70 Tyicf. Nnsnl,. Dri's-. Oseffon, exsek.
sii. Lcnxslsw asa III points IN Es~tsfn and
Thi- iins v wer bum. sbofanshb eanippea
with every mnd*fH improvement. intending New
and fiegsnt psy faaehrs. Pullman ralxsgs l4ef.
ing Cars. Measnktesses Air ufskes. Millef# Ps.
ienf fs'cft Platforms snd eouplswi and nowhere
sisf ESQ tbs passenger ~ eempAsftly depend on
srresN ssit aud comfortable Journey.
Ihs tuSE STAR Keu'e b>s admirably an.
sword We 4tefft Hos ~ r. 10 Trxm@fs III fhs
puFhaf'or Msn Interesting and unfhftsi dacu.
mont .rcnfelatnf q raluahle ssd aafrnra map.
whish car ~ ef@sinfd ffee n eh~x9s. NV &fAress-
ins ~ a AENAI TffKkT AGENT, En1srna~
ilonn sna Grtat Ncffaefu Ksllfo&A. nopsseu,
Dltsrblri fs'. ~.
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Every DAY II Ilcrsals h Tlsil
and Veillt L Sen mi Felt

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Cured ~ Radsrdy's E<sosrea
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Fsesrassr train tstinz RnieIxh ii s.gf D. "a.
rnnnfsfs Il fsfefn<hae Nlfhfh soffh~fn ssemma
tFalH, making the quiskezt time te ~ Nasfhefn
Cities Ffirf 81 ftkrts safss ~ via nzfsef fusgfs#
frslns q and from roints Essf efssfssH@hers
esnnrrf a tsfefmshefn with Mall Tfalnx IL ar
from pslHts North ~ south.
Tralns daily fnfh war;.
On FtnAsss l.ynrhhaFK seensam4.iasssn bare
Hshmeud 4 asf@ = 20. arrive az Hurkssllzs IA al
"a. Issss hufkssiIls s.5 :. w., arrive ii nlsh.
msad 50 p -. -
fniisnsn rasee cara 90 ~ n.ai.f trains f~smx~r
thsfsgsfe and klrhiapnd, tsfhon, rhzn9ss
Papers That have sFfaasemrnss "a advertise me
sehFahle et fhss eeinpany wth please pFsas A. =
For fnftheF lnlarmaflan ntlslfr=s
sc ALLhs. Gent Ticket Assns
n. ". ". Tsfesvr.
knEiaesf aad Superintendent.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS

AN ELEGANTLY BDliND 1ANNASSlNI
BlOh Tor tor le~t and rhral.est fanll, IiIl.le
ever published. Mil be sesit Ilee II charge IT, any
book agent. ID contains 90 ~ ssU hss scrip.
ture Illustrations. and agents are Isstting III
unprecedented slrre>-. Ad,lre~~. stating rxIe.
rirIsre ert.. anil we will sisaa y0il what our q.
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A fsss bet rssimonisss I'D sssslewsn.
- ksiHf lsfsa - tssk for bis anchsrits.
blsnsss. nids .Trss. dsn't give msch.
tri u 700 saly tnsw hov ID bsrts wksn I
SIRE seJtbisF. yea wosids's wosder.
An isqsisine n'an thrust bic fngsrx iuss
hpne's mouth 70 see how many teeth NJ
ksj. TIE hsrss closed BE moth 10 rss
hss msa kngfn The man bad. Tke curl
rtssy II ss-t sss fslF offst~s.
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FEVER AND ACur.

FEWER AND AGUE cured foe 6fy sents There 4
naf reandla agent On ShAs wes that VIII eure fss
and Asat. and all ether Maiarinux, Rnes. S<erast.
Iyphpsds feliew. and ether festrs taideA By kAn-
WAYS pIEia~l 10 quick "a KAbNAT'a k1ADx ~.
LIFE Fifty cents per bQltls
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4 FUNERAL EXTRAORDINARY.

The Pill Mall Gasefte says: A met
irrceslBl funeral 10 which womsa played
~ imrortabs pari took rlacr y P4es4 i.
l5is. ard. iboeed. 10 some resEerls. The
srsnsensnis o. thu funeral we're ii Ill
wsys iss depressing than The run u o.di-
nssy Luisls. An eminent hayes. Iii
name Isdosieh csnasinr. Who died -
Jolly u that yeaf. before III. death arieiis
fsfhs6e biz relsiicns II fiied any sesfs Il
kis isheTsl. md enforced this order % BIZ
her Is heavy penalty n esse Il disobe.
sisses. lie luther directed that 6ldlsrs
shaulf tsts he place " mouuners % The
sad ssession. ssd that tvciss maid IN
rtees hstfs should carry he remains 10
ale rhafeb n -. Sophia. ~here Ne vss
buried re esrsnvny 10 be sBIivened b
ssres fsom thr<e ladies, wlse wers 10 Le
rscomrsnses fsr ne SERIES ~ Handsome
ssm u p.oses sAo,tsd for their marriage
pcriicHs The lnonbs Of the eonssst ii
pssss. A~he ~ere invited r. the fsneFsl.
were en ~ seranas % ~esr black hsbHs,
fsss shsy should three gloom ossr fbs
shseralrrss n The possessions"
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NORTH cAROIINA Al TIE ii,
LOUIS EXPOSITION

&
Tie lsaEsigh Ness says, Il ihe Gsai
Exposition 81 he NerthWfsters >salr>. Ie.d
I recently ii 81. Luis. The on.j article %,
exhibition from North Caroline was ! itsle
II cotton exhibited BY Mr J Prars., il
Mash eoaaty. whigh WIS eatatea ~ r
{ 81 OOu pfeltiisse
,un1r il I'LL li
\ These neie
SA5n hates I'll IL
I'LL wiei 4
-
iai. ant co.
q nlmIttes u en- ~
~ select from the wh,l. -.
iales. After going .,er u, III
Subcommittee selected thirij ii
spcctiorl al the committee. Nj. pr.acrs
hale WAS one of he thirty. The eomniI
Sea then proceeded to select the three hes,
Tram the thirty bales Mr. Pearce's North
a,'aro.irs bale was one Of the three Final
" one 81 the three bales was thrown out
and the contest narrowed down to = fight
\ between North Carolina and Louisiana.
f - ttcl tClEtut t1MrA%aes0h tMN ststatnAstcI
Techred that they could not decide d 10
the difference 10 the quality Of the two. and
fnslly determined 10 ballot beiwren the
suo Tor the premium. Of course. Loui-i-
tHs won Il u, the vote. a. all the cotton n
"a ID the Western States i transported
from New Orleans BY the Mississippi di-
rect. aid North Carolina does not sell i
bale.
We were shown yesterday by Mr. j @.
McPbeeters. who w=s preseut II the Expo
sifion. and who has just returned from ~
extended tour il the Western States. :
SIMPLE OF both the North Carolina and lou
isisna cotton. sud II they were not marked
inreparste envelopes. We seriously doub,
ahethsr Mr. Hep. func Of the best cotton
experts 10 this country could tell one fron
the ether.
The peop.e of oar State should feel them.
solves unser obligations % Mr.. pearcr.
sho u great Trouble and expense. III
tfcaeh, prusuiaently teiore the Whole cunn.
Try the great value IT our lands ,lsr I'll
produce easton equal = that - exhibition
BIZ Mr. pessce. that i, ii shsy ne ID,
sane caro-. plant COED ssed. e..
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-10-03

6 Julia anAieves streets
u Foot Of Julia street
q Corner CanalKDa Lavu stsee4a
~ " Magazine and GiFpds streets
II " Natcfsz md Tehohpatoulaa
~: RI ~ -1e1eees I'll IL ssfas9zeaes 44ysf
81 Canal and Gasp streets
~ Engine House, No. and CITY Hall
! u Ehgine HQu4f isa9omMn Nc
q Corner carondelst and Common
:. 1871 Corner Rampant audt Canal street.
1913 Rampant and Poydras stree
'134 Engine House, Fire Co. No. a.
ss;E Common street
las .Workhousa Girodsstreet
'126 Corner Common and Roch.b,.r.
= ssst sraets *:. .
'l27 Comet scAibozne and pova,,,
streets N'"t"S
III Corner Bieuville and Old I.,ao
streets ~'
1t2 Corner st: Louis and Row, stro.+s,
: 145 Engine House, Fire Co. No. I:
.Deuphine street
us Corner Burgundy and Toulouse
146 Pelican H. / L. Fire Co. NOT
Basin street
Isl Canal and Robezson, Woods PiEeSSYS
'l51 Corner Bienville and johnson strs
'l3S Derbieny and Cont sttects
1l4 g. Old Levee and e. Philip
streets
215 Police Station. jackson s dddaa;ts Is
ZIG Corner Hospital. and Dauphins
git Engine House, 1fH CO. NJ: II.
Dumaine street ss.zs~
231 Corner IRENE and Esplanade sts
232 Rampant and Barracks sts
294 'Treaae Market and Parish Prison
.235 Engine House, Fire Co. No. n.
2 Claiborne street
26 Corner Bayou Road and Claiborne
streets
'241 Engine House; Fire Co. Nc :,
Bayou Road
'242 Corner st. Anne and Miro streeta
243 Stern's Factory Frenchman and
Broad streets.
252 House 9. 81 Fire Co. No.
253 Engine Houss. fire Co. No. s, E.
254 Engine HOUSE, Fire Co. No, 8.
Victory street.: 80
3l2 Police Station, Elysian Fields At
313 Coz. Bagatelle and Esplanade SIS
314 " G~oodohildten and St. Antoine
3l5 F." and Elysian Fields
: BIG Claiborne and st, Bernard Sta
j 412 I" IAharpetand White sts., Il. r.
Depot
413 !" Love and pain streets
IA =" Poet andB Urquhart streets
Ais !" Vaudeville and Chiborne sts
513 Cotton Press and Levee
ga Warrington Market
Sis Corner Clouet and Rampant street
GIG Engine House No. "a Greatmen st.
near Port
"6l3 Corner auphine and I%ndenendeno
streets
sUl4 Poland street Car Station
1916 United States Ba1racks
'el6 Ccrner Haynes i Dauphine street
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-10-03

Nexico-L. N. -A]endano, Acting Con-
sui, 155 Common.
i. Observation-Disclosures Conntonzie, 50
Decatur.
Nicaragua and United States of Column
bia--Room c.. Caller Court.
Norway a1d 6wsdsn-Wm. II. Perkins,
g. CAyOnaele&. s,s, xyss, ,sessf -. gs,.3 !. .
German Empire-Joohn Krutt Schmitt,
Consul, a Pedido.
Fertugaa-A ]. DA! Silva, Consul 81
Decatur. ~ q
Russia-1 F. Schroeder; Nce1consul.
GO Baronne. SIS ga !
sp&in-Oaraos Pie Consul. l13 Dau-
sxitzerland-x. weisenbach, consul
A Carondelet. - 81 "
venasael.-Aaderson D. Dieter. Consul.
ExPREss coMPANlE8
Crescent Express and Transfer Com
peny-1l0 GraEier street. ,e..ezl.,l :
Southern Express Company-Thos. N.
Wescott, Agent, 164 Gzavier nnd16 Union
9: = Bozsat1Peoprie.ors r ar=l Ez-
rress, ZIG South Basin.
f. &1KLEGRAPH OFFICES ssaS- :
Balise Telegraph Company-25} Caron-
delet, COZ. Gravier street. ,
Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany-32 CAIondelet street.
fStoker's European Telegraph Agency
! ~ Union street.
Western Onion Telegraph company-57
Camp street: IS
C%arondelet House-Carondelet corner
POydras. 81
carzoften Hotel-D.e Hickol, proprie.
tor; Carrollton. ,.',.s
cassidy's Hotei-Hugh. Cassidy, pro-
prietor 10, 172 ard 174 Grsvier, and 50
Carondelet, European plan. y.
Central House-Mrs. D.. Pownall,
proprietor; $50 and 1872 Camp, opposite
Lafayette Square. $50 s.f..f
City Hotel Camp, corner Common.
Cont verandah-23. Is and ~ Conti.
Louisiana Hotel-213 and 215 Tchou-
pitoula8. r., j; :~ssT.5<y 10.
Ouschita Houss-1l6 Camp. opposite
Lafayette Square; Redditt L Hill, pToprie-
! torn
st. Charles Hotel-Rivers, Lonsd.le L:
Co., proprietors st. Charles, bet. Common
| and Gnvier. ~
St. Louis Hotel-st. Louis, bet. Chartres
and Royal. -.
Texas Hotel-North Peters, near Dclery.
Upper City Hotel-Magazine, corner
jackson. ,. a,.
Waverly H~otel-Co.ner Camp and
Poydas;T. ": Kidder. prop'r.
NEWSPAPERA r.
German Gazette Daily and weekly;
los Camp.
The Sentincl-Corner Short and Second
streets Carrollton..
Louisiana State Register-Leyee, south
west corne Cambronne, Carrollton.
Iouisianian- 13 Derbigny.
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger
ll6 Poydraa
New Orleans Christian Advocate-11O
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Iceland Untvcrstt7.

Iceland University.
The Academic and Theological Depart.
ments Of Iceland University, will be op'
ensd, Proridence permitting. in Common
stseet, near Claiborne street, New Orleans,
on Wednesday, Oct. 80. 1872.
Tho Rev. s. B. GREooRr, A. H., Of
New York. has been secured as Principal,
and Professor Of Theology
T Such AA1iStant Tnchsz, will be en-.
demand
studsnb ter tbs ministry viii b admit,
ted hes q charge, ahd for suca, especial
course Of instructions viii be Immediately
provided. q; -.
Foe a athsfi p,pik Of. eithar sex, q mo-
derate tuition. Re 1i1I be required.
UntftAe!dt3 ~ opsniAp.aiisnquiries
may Be addfs41ed to Rev MN. Robinson.
tlate principally New Ofeans, Ia. or to
tho Rev. :J.faB. HmDonfs D. d.. lao
Nassau street, New York City.
Alter OFT. 30th, l072 addeA,
REV.9. * 0RBGORY, Il. NJ;
Iris New Orleans La.
Iceland UnivssEiity il the building in
process of erection or b corneT Of 81
chasaes ard Cheatnn4 :st4hesta-out to
wards C~arrontoq @
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PROSPECTUS Or TuE LoUlSlANlAN.
THE LOUISIANIAN

"'" - ~ - - E1F =" - FFk o. ~
was established to meet a necessity
that has long, and sometimes, pain
fully been felt to exist.
It was proposed through this
e, furnish to OUR PEOPLE
the information guidance en-
.couragement and counsel which
they SO much needed in the trsnsi-
ton from their former unfortunate
into the new and better
Of American citizenship.
:. In resuming its publication. we
.re-assure our readers and frieBds,
that, holdingthis journal true 10 its
original aims, We shall honestly
tqEnnal.agit4an efficient agent
in furthl H. interests Of the
.colorsds 81 He Nation;4nd
elevaansassaesasa it especially
represents.
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PROSPECTUS.
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