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BALTIMORE ADVERTTSEMTs

BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMTs
FsTABLIsHE IN 1915.
CHAs. SIMON d SONS,
IS SoRTH HOWARD ST., BALTIMORE, MD
Dealers liz
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DR.
GOODS,
scnld call special attention TO their splendid stock
.rd Hosiery: the beet assortment OF Mourning
SAMPLES SENT FREE
ent free Of freisht charges By ETpress Su. parties
ard having their goods sent o. o. D., mast pay 70
return Of the money. isnaa-tu. thsIY
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That tine subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District q Columbia holding special term, letters
OF sdmnstr alton on the personal estate of JOHN O,
LYNN, late Of Washington city. District Of CO.
Se sa,s All psTsSns having claims against
same, With the youshers thereof TO the subscriber.
herwse b. law Be Excluded ron All bsne %e o
'f Sss9is a ELIzAbfT adn q .SsT
TNHIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Il Der has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding special term letters
r G SCH MIDT, late Of iva Wsshinaton city g., de
deceased hereby wane To eshb the ths s. sad
with the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber. ON or
ptiOIt tnc 10 N Qay OF August next: tnsy may 9TH
erTise law be excluded from all benefit OF the said
es.sIe. Giyen under my hand, this 18th day OF
auss7-th,st- MARIE SCHMIDT, Executrix.
1'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri:
= Der has obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, holding special term, let
ters testameRtary on the personal estate Of JOHN
FARLEY, late cf Washington city, District
Of Columbia, deceased. Ali persons having claims
against the SAID deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber, on or before the 2stn day Of August
next; they may otherwise by Law be excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate Given under nv
hand this 35tn day Of August, 1874.
augH.th.3t- ANNA NJ. FARLEY, Bxecutrix.
'l,HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
4 has obtained from the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding Special Term. letters
test smentary on the personal estate Of LUDWIG
AUGUST MBIHBR6, late Of Washington ctr, ID.
c.. deceased. All persons having claims against the
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber, on
or before the 18th day Of August next they mar
otherwise by Law be excluded from ell benefit Of
the said estate Given under my hand. this 18th day
o. a nHs 81 JOHN h. MEINsgs, s.sc-r.
V,HE GRIAT REMEDIES for Cousuu lion,
u Wasting, and Indigestion, are SAVOHY Il
MOOREB fancreatic Emulsion and PaAcreatiue
Medical men who have made IL special study tes-
tify that life is prolonged in remark able manner,
greatly promoted, .nourishment Impaired, aud the
general condition Of the body improved BY their use
Price from -. to 1ls. sAvQBY MOORE fOhssn.
isfs to the Queen, II. B. II the Prince Of W alss, His
Highness the Khsdive Of Igyps, kc.,l las New
Bond Street, London, and all Chemists. Nor9-
Name ard trsds mark On each bottle. jy26-ss,N
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aasls-thy3t

N01I0l;T ,yH5 REsIE5 g PI5.
ear al the1 NJ higher eesh price than snYD lee
Il the ETY. y selline q s6dressins HERxO0s 81
tioa while giveq, 1aylsltS
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T. u y A Z ID LIN L,

L NARD LINE.
NOTICE..
with the view OF diminishing the obanoe, ~ ,ol
'lsIoI, me steamers Of this Lfne take specitiat
course FOR all seasons of the year
Yorf or Bottom, CLOSING Meas az s ~ e New
II nothing TO the north of IS. "
81 ne hSmeward passage, crossing the Meridian
oiS az u lat., or nothing to tbs north OF II,
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIC, d,
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
3EfWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVKRPOOL.
CALLING AT cock HkRBOR.
.f rkoh sE w YoHx. d Prov sEW YORK.
Chins sat-. Sep rshi Sc Sep "a "a
IRussis.... We'd, Sep sICa'abria..- sat, SAP. 25
Jays.......,; Sat, Sep. Y AIgeTis.-Wed.. Sep. 80
And every following WEDNESDAY, and SAT
UhDhf from New York.
Steamers marked do net carry steersse psssen.
B, Txs OF PAssAsx.-Osbin, SO, 600, ana $50,
rs, els, gold. sdditional. Return tickets on favor
sble terms. Steersge $50 currency.
s,eerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
iii, Of sdins GWEN fei Belfast Gss e asS9s
Antwerp, aud other ports on the Continent and for
see, sSply q the Com psGy Office, so PoaRl i1
Trinity Building, or to OTIS BIGELoW, Bsnker,,
oGs 6 6&62Gss f rRssSkGys Agent.
" BOsToN, AND PRoVfbEaos. iohh
The tine iron steamer LADY or RHE LAKE
So,foIh, viii leave Der wharf, foot Sa Of Of ss-k
sixth street. every MONDAY sndsSszu<zzaE44s
EeG ah9ns. M a Hs 81 the principal
hip Of the NJ. and NJ. Line for Boston and Ppovi
u E9ei vim the Old Dominion stesnship Com.
hOsIe Of Lady Of the Lake, Via FoTfoIS. - ''7o'
A. g. PLANT, General Agent,
sr1 Room No. 10, Plant Ru,Idino
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V'HIs ISTO GIVE NOTICE, That tbs subscribe
has obtained from the Supreme court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding . Special Term. iet.
POULUs THYs0H, late Of wsssinSfon civ. Dis.
trtet Of Columbia, deceased. All persons having
70 exhibit the same, With the voushers thereof 70
the Subscriber. on or before The lth day Of August
next: they may Otherwise b. Law be eIoiudei from
eli benefit Of the sAid estate. Given under my
hand, this uth day Of August, 1874. -
PAETH1NiA rHYsON,
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UY LATIMER CLEARY,
tP AuctioDssrs and Zeal rs tate Brokers,
southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and lith street
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEE SALE OE FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT. on THE NORTH SIDEOF STREET
BETWEEE NORTH CAPITOL And EIHST
STREET E0RTHWEST.
e. BY virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing date the
XS 10Th day Of November, ISL, and duly rec ,rded
- in Liber Cos, folio lS0, one of the land records
iof ashington county in the District of Columbia,
and at the quest of the party secured thereby,
shall sell at public auction, in front of the premises
on WEDNEsDAY, September 9Th 1874, at s
O'ol.ck p. m, all that certain piece or parcel of
ground situate and being in the city and comfy OF
SashinRton, ia the District Of Ooluu and known
as Lot f9rtY-two, 49, in uhlmanns subdivision of
lots in square numbered six hundred and sixreen,
t6l6 sccord'ng to Uhlmanu's subdivision of the
original lots in said square. recorded in tho Sur
velOr's Office Of safe city of Washington.
Terms: One half cesh; ard the balance In 6, Il
am Is months, with interest at ten per cent
mum, secured b. deed Sf trust on the property.
an convey ancing at The expense of the purchaser
cepfsit Of 80 will be required at time of sale. III
terms Of sale are not complied with in days
after the sale the trustee reserves right torese
the property st the risk and cost Of the ueautiag
purchaser, after five days adv. rtisement
augT eoSds LATIMER CLEARY, Auots.
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EY Z. II. wAREER,
sp Real Estate BroEer ana Auctioneet,
Federal Buildings, cor. and 7th sts., northwest

TRUsTEE's SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
LkAL GSTAIE. SITUATED ON SOUTH K
kTbEET, BETWEEN TIN AnO sFH SIS.
EAST; IMPROVED BY LARGE Lively
o. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated February
81 2lst, a. ID. 1874, duly recorded in Lfber ISL folio
- 81, Il seq ore Of the land records Tor Wa hing
t9n soun District q Columbia, and st the req nest
OF the parties secuT 81 thereby will sell at public
aucticn to the bic hest bidder in front of hs n-er
lees, on WkDNESD AY, the 10Th day Of Septem-
Ter, a. ID, l674, at O'Clock p. m. ell the follow
ing described real estate, situated IN the city OF
Washington, District of Columbia, to wit:-Part OF
numbered two ~, in square numbered nine hun
cred and t.o tS2l being the west thirty seven (7D
feer front OF said lot two (2 and runnieg back with
that 18th to the depth Of said lot two 2 together
with the improvements. consisting OF a large and
weil-lCoaied livery stable.
Terms: ODethitd cash; balance 10 two equal in
stsimcnts AZ six and twelve months res positively.
bearing interest at tea cont. per from day
Of SAFE, secured by deed OF trust premises sold
All convey sDcing at cost of purchaser. A dep osit
Of 500 az time OF sale. If terms OF sale are not
complied with in seven DAYS from day of sale, the
trustee reserves the right to resell at cost and risk
of defsultirg purchaser.
JUDsON T. GULL. Trustee,
sep1-dSds Il. II. WARNEE. Auct
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EROri PHILADELPHIA
Ship By
"Hew Express Line ~

I@NVH PHILADELPHIA
Ship by
"Hew Express Eins,p
som BOSTON AND FROyIDEPCH
marx ireiSh Via "Ctydes Iron Line" and shin bf
Boston acc Providence Railroad
3" adyeftiscmest of"New Express Line.p
ro' IT,. Information apply to-
enzz-Iy " w efer street, Georgetown, D. o.
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OTOMAC RAILROAD
a AED - sTRBkTs N. W.
aims Will run ~ follows:
TRAINS ARKIVE AT
HASHIn TON.
o:l3 a. ua,,Hew York En-
press, daily,
sSs q. N. Fast Line
Daily.
10:40a m. ,Accommods-
q N daily ex. Sunday.
S:4O y. m, Baltimore
and Philadelphia ex-
press daily, ex. suncay.
4:O3 p. N Limited Ex-
press from New York,
daily, ex. Sunday.
1913 p. M, Accomnods-
ton, except Sunday
9:35 y. m, daily, from
Baltimore and the west.
HOS ,. n, SOCtheEb
EzFress, daily.
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AND ID STREhTS SOUTH, AT AUCTION.
"a BY virtue of deed OF trust, dated November
eYelfh, 1878, and duly recorded In L,ber No. 7a9,
folio 5s0, 40 one of the Iaud records for Wash
iDgton county, D. o., and by direction of the party
secured thereby, we will sell, at public anctGn, ia
A.. ID. la4, at O'Clock D. m. all that certain lot,
piece or parcel Of ground and premises situate,
lying and being In the said city Of Washington,
known and on the ground plat of the said
city % lot numbered eighteen 49, in square num-
bered i've hundred and thirty-fye, 1881,
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance In and
mouths with interest from day of SALE -ed by
$50 will be required at the time of sale. All con-
yeyancrg az the cost of purchaser. IL the terms Of
sale are not fully complied with within seven DAYS
after sale, the Trustees the right to rsel
the property a the cost and risk Of the defaultng
pure haser
H9sEPH HT6SfTs1WW sRs,sRs Trustees.
au2l-2sw3w WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct,
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Hork Hight Typos.

Trains leaving W asn11Ftoa e. =. m On Mon
csy, san-sdsy and Friday, I'D $40 .. N. daily,
except Sund ~, connect st Bowie With trains for
PoPe's Cree leaving Bowie AZ 10 q N. and s:lO
p m, arriving 81 PoDe's CreeE 81 las aid as
=.
Trains leaving Was1insson at 5:35 O. m. and
: 20 3 N. connect a. OcentoG with tr aims for An
nApOlis.
Trains arriving % Washington a. 1870 O. m.
and 900 y. N, connect 81 Bowie with trains from
Pores Greek line.
Passengers leaving their orders st Ticket Once
northwest corner Of 18th strsee aud PenQsyIy auis
ayenue, northwest e. rect and P5aasyIya-
MS avenue, Can nave their baggage called for and
checked at hotels aDt residences 20 al points North
and " esf. Through tickets to Cincinnati. OoIun-
bus, InsiansPolis, Louisville, ~. Louis, New Or
lesRs, ChieaSo, O.sas, San Francisco, and al
points 4 asst, " est, North ard south.
y. l.: DU BARRY, General srrt.
z . YOUNG, SoET Pass'r A gent. apz3-tf
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sEY Il. ii. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Austicneer,
Federal Building, Corner 7th AID n tts northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A 3-srORY BRICK
HOUSE, ON 18th ST., no. 1924, NEAR THE
CYRNEh OF ST. NORTHWEST, BELOW
TIE SCOTT STATUE. AT AUCTION.

TIE sOsTF STATUE At AUCTioN.
~ By virtue OF deed of trust, da.e1 ApriI ID, A,
- ID. 1874, duly recorded in biber No 679, folio 81,
one If the land records for the District of 90
inmbs and at the written request of the party Sc
curec thereby will sell IA front of he premises az
public auction, on FRIDAY, the 4th day of Au-
sskt, 1874 at O'Clock m, the following described
reEl estate situate Ia the city Of Washington, Dis
trlct Of Columbia 10 wit: All that piece parcel Of
gr' uDd known and designated the ground plat or
Dlsn II said city rs Lot numbered forty (43D
II square numbered one hundred and eishty-two
ll2), suhdik ided by William Redin and recorded In
Iiber W. T, folio 40, of the surveyors office of
Washington county, ID. o., fronting on Is h street
twenty and twenty-five one husdredth3 60 25-IO1)
feet, with depth Of ninety-sevea and f1rty-two
one-nuRdredths ga 42-le0j feet; together with the
improvements, as above.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance IN six, twelve
and eighteen mouths, with interest a. 10 por cent
per anBum, to be secured by deed If trust on the
ErOpsrty. All convey ancing at expense Of pur-
chaser. $40 will be required q deposit at time
Of sale. nteIms 81 sale are not complied with In
seven days from day Of sale, the trustee reserves
the right resell at rhs risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser. 6x0R6E TUCKER, Trustee
~TFE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED nntil
FkIBAY, August 2Sth, 1874, same hour and pl ace
GEORGE TUCKER, Trustee.
ETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, Sept. 1 D, 1874, SAM hour ard place
GEORGE TUCKER, Trustee
arges-2sw&ds J. 7. CoLDWELL, Salesman.
AtY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auotioneer,
10 n
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONT
ING ON sIBEgT, BETWEEN 18th AND
10th, knRTBWEST, AT AUCTION.
o. Ou MONDAY, September 9TH, 1874, ct 6
81 O'Clock p. m, shall sell the premises, lot
No. Is, in square lS3, BENG % feet frOat by loo
Ing.
Terms: One. half cash; balance in three and SIX
mouths, for notes bearing interest and secured By
deed OF Il ust on the premises. $50 DOWN day OF
sale. WASH, B. WILLIAMS,
sel2-d Aucli .nsar.
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No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID ssreets
SALE OF FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
FRONTING IN b sTEEEr NORTG, BE-
IhEkE EIBST AND EORrH CAPITOL SIS.
EAsT,A AUCTION
- On TUESDAY, September Sth, 1874, AZ
ss. ~ sna I,i sei, ia 'front.' OF the prem en-
Terms: One third cash; talsrce in 6, IL, and Is
HCDtEs, for notes bearing Interest 9ud secured by
vey sncinC, &C +, al purchaser 5 cost.
sep2-d WASH. WILLIAMS, Auct.
ypf WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,
az (SCCc.s-Cr 10 Greco & Williams, A-ct's,D
No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and d.
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kALTIMtRE & r
H DKI OI CORNER or
amer June 2Sth. lS7s,tr
ThAINS LEAVBEOE
bal TIMORE
ssSs q. L.. uorthsrn eH.
press, daily.
e:oO q. m.l AccoEmods
u0n, daily.
S:2S q d. Limited E1
press FIR New York,
daily * Sunday. Par.
To- Car train.
bsS =. m, Fast Line
" est daily, ex. Sunday
ga or. m L, Accomm ds-
tlcn, daily, ez. Sunday
-: % 3 n. FOR Pittsburg,
Cincinnati. and South
vest tsily. For the
North daily, excep,
go D m. for PhiladeI-
pbia, daily.
q 900 3. n. accOmm0da-
tfOu % Baltimore daily
except Sunday
S:Os p. n, daily, New
York Eiqht Exuress
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29,l7O Csah Gifts, amounting to-. q 1000 600
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Is Aacsioneers ana ReaI "A to Brokers,
DocthWess corner Ptnneyiv ann q .1oe MO u.
star Once Bui1t1A "
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ara LISH 4 b 1851
EIRsT GhAND GIFT CONCERT,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF The
Montpelier Female Humane Association
AT ALEXANDRIA, "a.

November 23. 1874.
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EpY WASH, b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
u Successor t. Green Williams. A Tctioneers
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ssreets
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HRTY. On sn sTeSSErr DWWs rsA PROF. I;

by WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
- Successor to Green n Williams, Ancts,)
No. 1OOl, northwest corner 10th and d Streets
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-30

Tho clerk gave him some medicine
that settled his stomach. after which he
put himself under charge of Il police
and WAS trkcn to Swccncy's Hotel, 1t
WAS 3 o'clock ON Wednesday morning
when he arrived there, His wife. they
said, had been almost crazcd 10y his
absence, and his friends hal deter
mined to Institute thorough search
for him that day. He lay down and
slept until noon on Wednesday. When
ho arose he told Mr.. sweeney how ne
had beer robbed. They went To the
Police Central Office and had Il long in
terview with Chief Mat-ell. Sweeney as
surcd the Superintendent that Captain
Anderson WAS very sober, and had not
been known to taste spiriiuouS liquors
during his three years sojourn at the
hotel. They were turned over 10 cap
tain Irving, Who questioned Captain
Anderson ut length. Captain Irving
Thought, and still thinks, Captain An
derson tell into the hands of panel
thieves, and ireented the other story
10 alav his wite's suspicious. His
questioning all tended To establish that
>uppo>i,ion, but, however, failed 10
do 80.
The mex, day lie offered 10 nay $1,000
for the recovery of the diamonds. and
thereupon detectives Elder and Me
Dou.al were dc,ailcd To make
search. Captain Anderson also en-
ployci private detective agency. hut
the diamonds remain undiscovered.
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M,,,inr Hcnt form yoyH-c,

The coupIc dctided upon tOut n
Europe, in part to dispose OF the stock
of diamonds. To raise ready money
tor this purpose Captain Anderson de-
termined to sell some oi them in this
city. On Monday morning OF last
week he pu; his diamonds i'll his roek
<.e anl =, ;,b IA ,,,t, S.f.lr.,f / ,t,t II, find
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Wv PLAN - Purely se.c:al,ic.
rheumatism. Neuralgia.

ha~:fpNi&e tha d5-=a<a and purifying tho
tlood, So that t',-re i, no danger Of spcCLd-
Hf5 ~tu. tvI~.
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An ASrONlsulNG ROBERHY.

The Mystery Of Cns,tni" Anhers"n's
Uncut Diamonds s-Hru.:ch II!
Woman oar the Sidewalk iss ,sSus.
ton street -Im.,risOneI in Gel
-Elinlfolicl AMI kelra>ci nj
a..
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Very sick. his stomach an | throat
secnln.ly on tire. Fctilng aruund. his
hands encountered barrels and thr
damp CRIME of cellar wallis. His iir>t
Thought WAS to t""l for his paehc,S oI
diamonds, which had been in his
trousers pockc;s. They were gone.
Is were his watch and chain. two very
valuable diamond studs, and all his
money. lie shouted, beat the walls
with barrel >tavcS, and made a> much
aloi>, a> possible. soon Il door op,urd
0nd .wo men entered, carrying a light. .
iheir lea ties We're hidden Nilh hand
SerchieiS. and the lamp burned too
uliiilN Tor Captain Anderson Ia See
tnehl clearly enough ior future rccog-
nlion tnc carried IA revolver, and
pointing II at Captain Anderson told
MN 10 lake his choice between death
Ahd httping quiet. BE still and Ne
Moh hurt 1Nou," said The man. TIE
tailaltl promised to hc quiet hut beg
gtd ior Il drink al water. Ii Mas given
nm, and soon aitcrwari one OF the
men handed him Il cup OF coffee. II
roileNcd him and lie soon i,li asleep.
lie MAS awakened lN his two iailor~.
who sLooN him roughly. When he
e., up they told him that they We're
abont To release him. hut would do il
fa"tr oNu Nay. lhcN made hiln hold
'ut his wrists whiie they bound them
tight They blindtutd"i hin, ana
would have gagged him, but L. pruni-
'>tsi Hot to make any noise. They SIT
'ia' Cd Ei> clp,E.n1 with ciluruturni.
ai-tr winch, a hv diHly rrlu,,nhoi>.
NJ Nj !s''i tni0 a rlarla-e. " itea lie
hStiu recovered consciousness, y. WAS
itailins against The ienrr around
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WISE tEIL.l.NEDfS. y.
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The Iria,ss. Ruigiiii..

II "aS \. VI. ~ tile Ci.y Hall
Clock. His brain AID stomach seemed
,ififr, ait n;'ii,@.Iiing smell of chloro-
h.fm eian" to bis ttothu-. He stag
2~red acio~S into the Park, and ~ he
sal on Il bench a policemen arpr,a,I.cd. :.
ami 10 him lie told hi, ~serN -, we'll H.
his broken English permitted. l4ii-
m - make linn oc'nlIel,Gl. Es
asked to ie directed To Il drur store.
apd Va star - towards Huduu's.
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time and discontinued by the advertiser be-
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occupied, and not pro rata rates of the time
for which the advertisement was originally
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II candidates or official aspirants, and other
mafter Intended for personal benefit, will be
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serted In regular advertising columns.
Simple announcements of marriages and
deaths made gratis. Obituary notices, trih.
utes Of respect, resolutions of public meet
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BELLEVUE, Aug. 20, 1874.
Ed. BOssIER BANNER

A1Os DOoCAG0 4JANN1h
Since handing you the re-
port Of the Committee of
Twelve, I am in receipt Of a
communication from Judge L.
w. Baker, which relieves him
Of much Of the odium which
would otherwise attach to him
as author Of the letter publish
ed in the N. O. Republican Of
9th August.
As soon as the proof of the
facts set forth in his letter can
beobtained, they will be given
to the public, that they may
judge who have lied and who
have SO grossly slandered us
in this as well as in other
matters.
Respt., yours, &C.,
WM. M. SWAMI,
Chairman Com. Of Twelve,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-08-22

The Sparta Rural Times, un-
der the proprietorship of Capt.
J. H. Scheen, the typographi-
cal control Of J. L. benson,
and editorial management Of
J. F. Pierson, presents quite a
bold and formidable front. 1t
is now a live and wide-awake
country paper, and as such we
cordially welcome its visits to
the Banner sanctum.
The Times firm have our best
wishes for their well merited
prosperity.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-08-22

The Report of the Committee
of Twelve Of Bossier parish,
and the separate communica-
ton of its Chairman, DR.. w.
NJ. Swami, will be found else
where.
The Committee and it's
Chairman speak not alone for
themselves, but also for an in
suited and grossly misrepre-
sented people, who are deter
mined to no longer tamely sub
NIT to the malignant and false
representations made against
them.
Seriously, we warn those
who SO vilely misrepresent us,
that they are treading on dan
gerous ground; there is q limit
to human patience; Bossier-
law-abiding and peaceful Bos-
sier-is aroused. Her people
are indignant at the aspersions
made upon her by her enemies.
The times are sadly out of
joint:
I'VE stand on ruin; nature shakes
About us; and the universal frames
So loose, that it but wants another push
To leap from its hinges"
And if our oppressed, tax
ridden, despoiled and suffering
people once resolve to forcibly
redress their grievances, we
would not like to answer fol
the consequences.