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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-08-07

~ Postmastcrs are authorized and nc
suested to net as agents for the CHIEF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
:Ncu-5erssn aral gs.als for 5a'c.

GREAT RAREAIN-A handsome TOI'N-
u IVY FIrSJDFNf'F ~ Chlfhan r. hor.e
I'm liz l., ascd ess water. ami ali n-d-rn improvements
81 TINS property = ~if1i-ff
I'm uss r'ond sas ein@is an 70 any
one stckin- home ilt colaTv a. g unusual sl c AZ
Fnr iaforatian apply ~ o.. DfN iGj CnambtTsi CITY
NEAR Washngton's Headquarters. N0TiS-
town -Fur sale or IN ini IN excellent Hon So '" IN
abundant water sauIJy {aguedlct bedrooms ah. i.t
good stable rirnsi ls-h ground near depot . I'll
DODGt- West geh-st \ Y. TbEo AY kit> M,ri1stcNn
arrange. j. SPECIALTY.--tireat variety
~ PROPERTY tor "A LIE an KEN +. Otnce hours e"
p m. / a GEKEY. 30 AasssasL, and Orange, oTplsi's
depot
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Drooslrr Reai Gsialr for Sale.

TOR SAI.E-Splendid BUILDING PLoI: -
xlO na~h wtsf corner GryresS anl Mar ave- N-.it.
f-enth N.ri Brooklyn d. Apply - j. Il In H. SAVINGS
BANK Brpa!a az aud F0UrsL S. Broolyn
DOBERT = BUSSING. BROKER III REAL
HI Iser 4 IL and u JRrSAsG LOANS, 30 @o4 Aoata%at-
81 Com W IA }uIiagl nr'o9iyn fhe e1chai-e " frh.
t,u OF Sew Nork Real Estate .1r Farms Nii1gc % "
COUNTRY property rfedr s'FcRly 81 w pdNle' ~"
racj s ei ed hy advertiser Tor Slcl SAcA4-'' az la
s,,r f f0s, presented hy my other treS'r own 70 81
real estate OF eav dcscr TIE city " cOdhd Ns 70
or,. yrl. r. 20 send t4 de- IN
non AZ possible property tie 1iNccse stat r. ass
thef Wis ts m rogarl COTrtipn' cnco wan nN ~
v-si es,ae invited fun record kept 81 ali ID STATE !or
sar OF exc ance pTeirfiy lt Tor 81 tsAt IL
non An ,yt1ieace nearly years real estate business
IN = very e.iru- Acquaintance among poo H'Is
u" iii,i iiclLlts ii ti aver
t,sr IN Le description Of real ,>iate is
at lai- ia Ia" best S~tioas o. Hi"ASh
cf Prospect PARK, 80 il' f ih--
and on IrsaYn Eclts Sal u very essy Ter ~ 1i N
iirs AID Others cl.shg Ils vi az i-'l sc"
can az t4e ia. r Oui ng lVds al" t''
eve Iff,. cable nHgnt IA, ii..r FURNISHED
ANY .lr, o. money to LOAF o. load AID heft-"5V
olinploi- I cly properly Good applications Nauei ~
'RDsgRf : 81 - lNli. ~ MsniAs1est. bio'AYh
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
Nzw-yoEl civ
vr,,cr st a. Tilted waslnsion-sl- 25.1xl53 o- .
NAH r. - rrs n q, paisc road leading
oaicisha i,cf - 80 ~ III sl,or Depot COX 90;
Ytr,ela wife ChasHi' IA Townsend p9ee' aoo
q " ass Il Of Greenwich z5xss Mary
c. wife Of = !, Ih'S % id ~" S''' ~ - 1oboa
Bivinctsn II 3 8 lvoi ~ " "''Anh"'e~ ioN0 1900
1aaVingsaa 81 = TO- ~, = y " -, 'i''" 1850
tsyr nes. 4 fhoDr."n.>' -" :" ,ss.i.nasd
ar Of thesiss ~ "a Ssr,,ne MARSHALL Gin
l5th re e = % s' :; 65,soo
l7thsL - II ~ "i 'ena'" ~'N'-' -. 3o.OOe
S7tn st. 4s Il W OF .S S 80 d lSplry s0Ool
iOt' - ,"o II Of shave Z'S'7'' . 1920
.7ihSS :. s q cs iasSlo ~ 'ler' l. 800
Ia hn.na OF = g. S.i''l -, a.f,so5 exrs
6lsi - ns ~ II e Of L ,I1sryr We $1,000
sls'st le.,S u c OF Lean 9 - $4,000
TO- sas''y IS +, 81 sdave ls6xlO2.2 Caroline 90
=. vie Of a en-. :, - an ave 95xIooll susan
S1at.n,r and Mary d West uey C,osSon S'eOe
l$tns, 20 II o. , a51a'' $4,000,
IS5th - e6 II e Of n!S1any s II p ST,i GOoO
Lexngtsl.ys e, lS;S Il 4 N O-S' o. 1900
Lexington ave s9 q y + o. - 1900
Lexego ave. c = 20 Il u o-' - .,'. 1900
LexaeOn ave- . 30 n o. aS' - 800
SANG on ac % II sof e5th st. scNG72 sKeey ,oo
ID - x,' T. 10 Ian. lane N n gf -. 1850
9TH ave- S.ss 81 90 X Nd rh 10000
9Th 5o ~ :: ' .id u VI -'u' 5000
Inter o., center line bet 10 st and 1920 ss -
II e iol,s arc. ans e25Ns4i 1A"23-3xu-V' l. soo
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
C itp Real Gsinie for Sale.

no Won want to BUY REAL ESTATE aud
IL IiDI.~I,- AZ BA I1sAIN They cali ui0H nc
FhK1Y a EIFCHMAN al 1r,r once. No o"2 fhtH~A e-
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9mnsenerts.

A DARING ATTEMPT
srPPRTSS
TIE lRE LANCE -
THE ONLY IN1EPENDENT WEEKLY JObHSAb
NEW YoaE
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TAMMASY RfSG ~ LEAGUE
THE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY
THEY DECLINE 10 DISTRIBUTE
TIRE yhEE LANcB
II vii De on hs srgs -fa.fs -0r Saie sodAy AZ usud
P1ee, i've Cents
THE BEST An % IINEIII-sT Issue YEP
III Bi.L-EED.
New sdeaers viii be supyi..d %
No. s. PARK ROW
ETROpDLrrAN MUSEUM or All,
hA iZ3 Veal lsth-sf., Ecg- York.
ODcn dslylO D. IA az NJ MOaaaJs anu Thursdays frsA
OLYMPIC THFATER, GA BROADWAY.
" TIE FAMILY rIIEagER or THE METROPOLIS.
Mr. JOHN y. POOLE Manager.
TIE COOLEST IHEArED ~ TDwS
JATlNJEs WEDNESDAY AND sAIE EDAf Ar 2
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Esctrre5 diIo Glcellnls.

VETERANS of the WAR Of lS12- IL and IA.
~ tina AMI aaos Mt oouriss val meet al Military Hal
No l3l Bpwev, opposite SPRING MONDAY. tn On AL.
at ~ click celebrate sJsi year Of rsas
independence ~ orier Oen. r. RAYMOND.
= ~.-cOckaft lat. Col. ABN. DAILY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
Che Gnrf.

4 ONG BRANCH RACES - MONMOUTH
fAhN-t enn'n nee SArv ltDAY. Juy :. nj e ldilr-
July .. lih. stl, lOtb iSth. 18th ald Boas ave
Ftfr :. v X a. GBJ "a i.. L IN l ioss
4 Murray 10 foot u Tse fhiri u. II ~ ma
Pier n ii al ThOe. III KPl.N, IrziItGL
WN. T.. RAiAog. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
REAL ESTATE.

Enw-yoRx Friday, July :. 1873.
There were no public transactions at the
Exchange saiexrsens to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
Giin propertn Go Get.
Countrn propertn 60 Get.

Vonnlrn lJroqeTln 20 ri.
CHEAP HOUSE-Rent to suit good
n schools chsrches. &c. lar.e LOT tine
view: high dad healthy site Address HOMESiLADEI1
AT PASSAiC. y. J-S4OO rcnt for "a fine
"a RisoIDENcE on The HIGHS 7 Nay 80 Als,
kasiou.
AT TARRYTOWN. 10 minutes walk from
R0OXS LaniAoeiy and ar,- furnished tfg gl,out gas
and cold wafer BATHS frac's ranges er also coiiagr and
suitable for large family. boarding hors ladies'
seminar " Il be- rented Tor sa. yeai or l,n O. yT ~
and Depev~'yr-sts, or % :. tMBFRsON. 60 Gtia'e.
I'm NANHASSET BAY.-Largc HOUSE com
pey furnished fs Z carr n, as lee hon le,' ns esil s9a
JOHN HANNA. ii Waist
TO LET at sing sing, near the camp-mcct-
Arid, 70 t.e ownef. near by. D. b. AoHE~
rSNO LET at sea Clif-A large HOT 81 on the
share charming location icT SUNNI hne tshnc aHd
bathing. inquire Of sANrE cox. sea lii Long lsand
IINO RFNT-In Westchcst.r, near Woodlawn
3 is12 iI bs, = ;ne ard frnnce trfn ed ar NJ
fqrsie .ia IT, acres soo5 pe'sIs} ssIe , S.ftq
H. % per ycag. Apply al 80 "es itihsi =
ITO PENT-portiallv furnished HOUSE. No.
Ac'iguy ST. reng' rs.e own,d by p" T. ,hs'd,T,
W.T. ga range ltst le-e Ipa.T lot GO y
$50 49, SI De rtH'{ "a 49,; , i i q, =, - ~
REASONABLE one or Two Years and l',,s' m = "a "h An
sns' l. Ai'Ftc tp Al-'ii H1N '-l.i., - d '.' 1
TO LET at TARRYTOWN-A desirable
= COiSTIY RESIDENCE for summer 70 Wi.ii hoese
, r:, , : oise 49, about fd,r aT,s Il laud
soae, aid In garden All lawn, IA ou"ni!i.s * rto..e
adraieca low. Apply 70 = ihbEAscN' c'9 SIKH
NkERS.-FURNISHED HOg ~ for two
and carriage. boating ana barn ns J I0t IASs
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farritnrc.


4 PiCKHaRDT s. co, 2lS West 31t!,-s;-.
~ Furniture Nanalnc; ard loir1er fsfoT AID
Beds 'hc best n storage Ter iuTItir taken
BARGAINS in MAT1lNGS and AhPEIS.-
I'D Wm;e aei. chec4. Fal y aaa CO.." IA fiJN,' IL 9ieat
rar e,r Drv s.oas generally. ANDl.EA I4EsIi.4 CO.
81 BToelaAy
ICE HOUSES
2O3 W!ST FORTY f.hSf II, MEM YORK.
DEAD MADE CARPETS, ALL SlItS-
"A E-s,sss inrain ard Tarre Ply, OIL clot. Mating.
~.lD- d. lu-Ias.. sius. aieIr GaCes iurIS'ei N
tie bessf ln4.InI. 100 : li9n-if
II c. SELLEW,
OFFICE
and
LIBRARY fIlNITIRE
80 -Ds Pr IFc-i--i- Nca ork.
Par Cylinder iscsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
Gitualions Uanie0-- m5les.

AXANXED-A s,tuItIon AZ GARDkNhH or
W Gardener and Farnr y married Protestant rn'f'i
ainly able assist in garden. Add j. NJ ox
LOO Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03

T,fIE PROTESTANT SERVANTS HOME
i BUREAU can pvaaIay snppy sh Families Hoarls sup.
n,e Boarding Hos.s &C. slth reliable, capable. syA
HEP aif kinds Cooks, iaundrrsse~ thambsrnasi@.
Mattresses ,ernan girls Ensisb. SCOTCH,
S"e.ls Ancsn -. ~ sils ALL sv.n W sun a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
Waitressas.

WAITRESS, &e.-By a Swedish Protestant
W ymng wors.n Who ~ fond Kind 10 ebilarn
good MsfRFsS. and ehius
No ubsetio
incubation call No LOG 9TH ave. bet~een sh and Ss,s
nm tA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
Pcrter9

DORTFR AND USEFUL MANA Swedish
Irc'iant young man ~C-id Ike pLicr ~ riy OF cern
~ in "A hot l. stare ofcr Wiling make m-f u@ef1l
nj can furnish exc.lut rpfrrrncr. Apply Al ODELLo
IGENCY, 100 West 3ith-sf, corner I3rrldway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
.sRAND and CHEAP EXcVEs!ON on River,
JARRETT & PALMER'. FAMOUS pLYM.

- OLIH ROCK hACt tIsl JAa.-lhesr dsli.Aiul u ~
the most steamer in the world usie ct'ly tdy
70 attractive Tnif a1d Ar Iarniz1d b. uis nOs
"a lre reil slime Lis ol fl kil- ii reason DE lrl'
4 Drn-l lFNG Bk ANfli RACES.
c0ncsrfs the prnuna.n dek and Ia t eaiit
o. GIiN 'R--i- BRA - Ant STRING BANti3, 10
MAI 2fGAL BON- MOZART GLEH GU b. etc, auc Inn
-. 81 Ill ECH CHIMES - Oh bosri
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nor SALE.-A fine mountain FARM q some

age snd lqza aT.sr 81 cosoe fqg cider nJ, with ia
hesli Of sleek t1Oagh fLt rffr I:e
Ire arcr aaG the barnA ioa'fp ~hses and e'rr OH
buildings sLl Tie very hno aaf tIc rrN meg
~ cent ,re streams ln tac tcinF.
rasr aTtn miles fAe rshF depot "a g. Nc ta
-,r ano Nsr tampfnu h,tecn mile ir1l l'.Ti
FORD -prn-ui toI -rurl-r ~ siirlcs u = nEs-.1
Ia Nrs-Fuxlana For further particular air~
RoBERr FOis~Yri. CRANKY. Conn.
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Miscei lareou5.

1 BOY about : years Of age wishes STU A
~ TIpN any Atu!0. hlsines- II. Ind'oS ~
An AMERICAN BOY, aged Il, wants a
n SITUATION 10 Mercaanlr Hole. saak o. HrnFrr :
Icfrrrucs. Bpeaks German and x Wiling
10 n4air nlsc.i osri- c. v, Box lO' Tribune
llnirn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03

4 CHEAP HOUSE-Rent to suit good
= schools cRsrchas &c. lare LOT tue
view hyb dlG healthy site. Address HON Esii-ADEis
Tribune Oacc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03

gili leave Fulton Perry Broekf ~ ~ er a Fast
svrr peck Up, StH Ol;, al D. ~n.fI - IT, ,i, Brook
yn. r. D. Ssl AMI foot 81 Thirty firist Pat lv
NeAl orb. at ocior, lcgi ainS 10 tecg ~ 1Oat oeocx
, Iuslc on board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
Counirp Zeal gsiats For 5ale.

LNk NAT-E or ENNIIlANNE--A ~ lIJI
PROPF RTN Coaa.y. consisting Of tI-ii 81
and good custom bUsiiHSs on nfNt' u .ii
power about % acre. 81 excellent Land AID i'
FRUIT tive Houses. >iorT. Barns AMI olef ft1ue
hiinnes POTTER BIIS- l2S5 Broad 6ag, CT . q. =
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NCEAN VIEW HOTEL.

UoV ~, lfgron Cove Mi,Nr.tnaiea on the rXirrme
i~n Of "a Ann. within ais rob oi the water am con-
nali sri prospect o.. tie Ocean and Lights ~ tape
Good stable arcrIuo bOls Excellent rock ana d-iI
sa ush.Ig. Tci' ,iIph hotel NIL l.. =. Robin
1 Z N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03

DY a Protestant g;rl--Aihes situation ~
n ~ RISE CHAM Br.Ii n a ID. HAITRErs ~ vslhDs,
oblsins and has Ls. =. DeissnSss AN ~ sAEDLDu W
FllE POS Lasi StL 81
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Si.raiiors U1nlc1-fcuale5.
Chambernai15.

r,l.r .Dn4A lOIu know All cll lTllIIa-A t7 y
.ytri n,-l ciam T.aid and rs, cr Aires Noi IKE
t,r m an. ar cnulfv can furnish rO1 a t
ioyrr Apiv ODLLL'S AGENCY No 100 " est ~ tnsip
cnrrer bloldNay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03

4 vi = I N1 HiTAhIJ--lN NV II+Nt'ITIs
urit CUuaiy. ~ minutes ride run Dc o; . NM
iaAt pot once, chiI en- sofs
excellent nian air rpa- AXIS drives tnd shihr
epOi flir. irflls, - Ter Nech Leg ll' '.ro:
. Dodge j. Warrcl -. N"1 \ Ik. MIS- W. s. ~
mold ,G H.ss st. Broh5 q. "a A. BeEaeii AUs-t r=son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03

LNlR SALE ~ LIT w. - I i Y I'NI--i-fIJ'
4 spltnnId coz NIlY AZ SIDENCE 81 p acres viii
right the boy extensive dwelling out
buiaiags. rts 90. terms easy ApIy e. 4 D. -
N.L \ M.---m. ln.uIa.oe- oalalA No - hl-aaM . y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03

ITO LET 1T sing sing, near the camn-mcct-
Z iur irolnds-A 4 ir1ADE containing tirsrn roohs.
Anil 70 Z ii. oxn.T near hy. D. y. MOSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03
Eutcls.
Out Of Town Hotels.

DENNY AN, y. N.-CFNTRAL HoVSF, No.
Iarob A. offers 10 and Tourists
The comforts n home. First clzs .It and TsrcLal, prices
49, CHARLES KELLEY, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03

or hotl private housr, IL gosi waiter u-t 10
lUs,s gar-.u ~, 49,, ling D. usitA Or ytIy ioN
during the summer, hls good reference Al the
PIsOTI.~ IA VI HOME BUREAU, ~ sh ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-03

TsNO LET at Sea Cli.f-A large HOT 81 on the
shore. charming location Ter SUNNI. inc tshlEc and
bathing inquire Of fANr III cox, sea ILL., Long Island
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

was somewhat changed BY exposure
hardship Of frontier life, but. Frank wo MY
have recognized him any where. 'ui'
| What have you got TO say to met" ash.,
Jack IN rather q hard tone.
| Jack" cried Frank, sis it possible w.,
have forgotten mef' '''
| "Whal! Why, it's Frank Staples. VIII.
the devil does sll this mesn3' M"
| SIT means" said Frank, that sbout I.
be made the innocent victim Of a terrih,
mistake" He then 3, Jack his story IN y
few words az possible.
| ITS devil,sh lucky l got back 80 soon
SAID Jack; then, turning toward his bretbro,
OF the committee, "Gentlemen." continns,
be, this must be q mistake. This man 1
no horse thief. know him and every ~
belonging to him. We were raised aim~nu.,
next door to each other"
| Vat Inference dat makesl" asked Du,,,
Bill, she dakes mein pony all de samen
II tell you what it is, fellO VS." said Joo,
"you are going to- fast in this busipss.
You must take more time" VOC
This seemed to cause considerable A..
satisfaction among the Vigilants. An es
Cited discussion was interrupted, howevs,
by the arrival of Big Ste yes party, brino;n.
with them Franks b!ue-eye blond -beard.55
| deceiver, and Little Phil and the otbs,
stolen animals.
"Jack," said Frank, there's nv borss
and there's the man who stole him.
| "Yes, said Big Steve, "he's owned nm
| HIS story" nodding to Frank, sis 0. X W
stranger" said the horse thief to Franz
81 played You mighty mean trick yester''
day, and I'm sorry tor it. l guess you'ys
had a hard time through my id mean
ness. But I'm glad it amt too late to Keen
EN- from hangin' the wrong man"
Alter short consultation among thu
Vigilanta Tom BOggs informed Frank that
his innocence was established to the salts.
faction OF all concerned, and he was free n
go wherever he pleased.
Frank nodded in reply; he was unable N
speak. He staggered toward Little Phil
whe hailed him with joyous neigh of re-.
cognltlon, His overwrOuht nerves gays
way; be fell against the horse and becams
insensible.
When Frank came back to CONSCIOUSNESS.
he was lying on bed in Jack Eastman
house Jake Grimsley, Nibbs and Jack we,s
seated by the bed.
II told yer he'd come to pretty soon, >
said Nibbs.
"Hew are you now. old fellow, asked
Jack. taking Franks hand in his.
"A little weak. Jack, but pretty we'll
strong enough to travel"
Stuff" said Jack. You're going to stay
with me for a month to come"
Frank shook his head.
Why" SAID Nibbs, you amt going
away until you see the fun
Thank you" replied Frank, ~ can't Gee
any fun in it. The joke came too near being
against me-"
Jack tried hard to make Frank stay Al,
least few days with him. But Frank vas
intlexible. Boggsville was hateful to him
the air of the place seemed to choke him.
He left BOggsville about sunset the same
evening. As he rode out of the village be-
saw the body of the blonde bearded blue
eyed horse thief dangling from the limb Of
the deal tree. He shuddered when he
thought how near he had come to danglp,
there instead of the thief.-LippincoUs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12
alew 0rlea,,s Republican.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of THE UNlTeD.STA
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of NEW ORLEANS
BABETTE.

Alone; and the golden waters
Are ippling to the West,
And The chime from st. ROches belfry
Dies on the oceans breast,
And the dimpled waves are rocking
The fishers barks forest.
nBabettei Babettf 1.-THE mother calls,
Far up above the strand
Bring in Your tai he's ut is, my child,
And lend your little hand
To turn the wheel l; nor linger there
SO long upon the strand"
The sun is sinking to the sea
In CRU sou robes . gold;
A chi ly breath tn ocean stirs
And roughs her rinRlets gold;
II feels to her like q farew. II kiss
From lips now dead and cold.
The yellow light is on the wall,
The ssa-wal old and gray
With weed and lichen rnanteled all
In sober-hued array.
The children on the pier above
Are laughing in their play.
The quaint. old redroofed clustered town
Looks down ward on the way,i
That sea from which her wistful eye
Some aDsw.r STE IDS to cray.
That sea which took her love away,
And gave him back grave.
Oh, eyes that once so lightly laughed!
oh, sad, sweet lips apart!
Once crushed with passionate kisses when
He held her on hrs heart.
That day she stood this wall beneath
To see her lover start;
To say again the last godspeed,'
And wave her 'kerchitf white,
And smile in hope-ah, God who raised
Those brs akers wild and white,
And babe the tempest to arise
And rage that livelong night,
And smote the little guiv'ring bark
And tore the pianks in twain.
Deal gently with the Di oxen heart
OF her who all in vain
Poured out ht soul in fervent prayer
Her love to ses again.
Nay, not in vain. The morning dawned,
The sunshine glittered tair,
And bathed in light q battered corpse,
eleam of golden hair
God only heard the cry of her
Who found him lying there
Scotsman.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

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prayers VI Any reVoronu memO6r OF q
committee Of murderers. He wished his
sufferings ended as soon as possible.
The reverend gentleman was attired in q
full suit of "butternut." He had q hard,
unprep0ssessing face; there was little char.
ity in the lines about his lips. He ap-
preached Frank and asked him, "Are you .
Kur-istlang"
81 hope 3d." humbiy answered poor
Frank. =
II thrust that before you quit this miser-
able world you will pur-oclaim yourself a
Kur-istian. Bur-etheren, let us pur.ay that
our erring bur-Other may be moved to con-
Tess his cur-ime and pur-0clsim himself 0
Kur istian before it is too late"
The reverend member then poured forth
turgid flood of pious ''bunc0mbe" in Q
nasal howl which grated terribly on poor
Franks highly strung nerves. 1t seemed
to him interminable. II was finally inter
rupted, however, and Frank was reused
from the state of eemi-uncOnsciOusnes into
which he was falling by the arrival of q
hOrseman Who rode into the circle. Frank
heard the name Of Jack Eastman" pro.
nOunced. '-f
Jack Eastman Why, Jack and he were
was turned to Frank as he SAL on his horse
talking to the people around MIN.
"Who is that mani" Frank asked of
Nibbe, who was one Of the guard placed
over him. . 81.
The nan + that's just rode in'' -
That's jack Eastman, vice president Of
Twill you toll hip, like . good fellow, that
I would like to say word to himr'
Certainty replied Nibbs; and he vent
and sp0ke to the mas he called Jack East
mAp., The lattAr .imnediately turned his
hot.e and rode to whore Frank stood lean.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

They were soon surrounded by crowd Of
curious spectators, men, women and chill.
dren. These were very much excited, and
proposed hanging "the horse-thiet" at once,
but Nibbs and Jake drew their revolvers
and kept of the crowd. "Everything's got
to be done on the square," said Jake. "He
must have fair trial before the committee.
And he hasn't had his supper yet. You
wouldn't hang man ON an empty stomach
would yon7" -.i4
'.Votr you prings darel" said q stout,
dwarfsh Dutchman with o scrubby red
beard, who now approached the party.
your old glasseyed plug, Bill" said
Nibbs.
"Ah py dunderl You dosh veil, Shake.
1--WE got him between the stsge-rsnch
and Big Bend. Dismount, friend, and &c
into the house with Nibbs. Wen have
some supper presently" ar'} t.A
"Ah dish pc do ,Gott tam def 7" said
Dutch BIZ; and he approached Frank and
tried to kick him. Frank caught his assail-
ante short, stumpy leg, and lifting it higher
than his head, threw him over in ground
and lofty s0mersaplt and - he revolved
applied his boot vigorously TO the broadcast
portion of the Dutchman's body. Bill gave
3 howl. ldud and long, % he went to grass.
A loud laugh followed bis miaadvent1ro. a.
Starved gan right Bill said Jahe. II
want no more o. thst- The nsn,s behaved
pretty we'll sinee be Was tuck, even II He Il
. horse thief. Hes In my charge now, and
ncbody pnst Ola. no Violence to him, nm
lees ~ The committeeA erd4efr s'.sul
,ssyoa'vs pretty good 1Ale, . said Nibbs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

er6 OF April 18lllng, ana 10 -Gnlnk that he
should never see the flowers of May. To
be hung! And, horrors of horrors! to be
hung by mistake! At the thought of his
poor mother the tears ran down his cheeks
Was it for this she reared SO tenderly her
earliest childa And Ellen, his beloved and
betrOthed, and Mary, his sister! "What
are they dong now9 Perhaps reading nv
first letter, and planting how they shall
celebrate my return in the fall-a return
kill them when they hear the fatal newsl 1t
will certainly be. my mothers death.
stroke. Aud then the hOrrid announcement
that was hung a. q horse thief by q viRi.
lance committee! viii they believe me
guiltyl No, / know they will not. But
will the world believe it All, am not so
sure Of the world. The vigilance committee
will make the case against me as strong as
possible to justify their crime. No doubt
the world will believe that am horse
thief. The world 10 always 90 ready to be.
lieve evil. Even my 30 called friends and
my acquaiptances will believe it, and will
hear of the impute crime of their old com.
panion with complacent feeling Of self.
righteousness" Poor Frank His con-
science told him now that he too had not
been too slow to believe evil of his fellows.
The scene of the coming morning cast its
shadow before it. He SAW his body hang.
ing limp and lifeless from the gallows tree,
his head on one side, his face purpled, his
eyes glazing. but sightlees, his tong black
and protruded. He buried his tesr-we face
in the pillow in agony of horror and despair.
He saw his corpse lying on the ground as
little regarded as the carease Of dead
wolf He saw it thrust, coffihless and prayer.
less, into the unhallowed earth Of that
And the sfter-deathi What ives that to
bel Wa there any altar dlaathf Wa he