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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

We thank the Central Council Of
the Property Holders Union Of New
Orleans, for copy Of their Report
upon tue State debt and taxation Of
Louisiana. S75,52s ,25O is what the
tax payers Of Louisiana have had
Showed up" for them BY negro rule,
in the last eight years, and.still Pack
ard is not happy, but cries for more.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

A. D. Wright he's opesed . saloon
on st Denis street whore he choicest
Il bivalves can be had In all styles,
fried, stewed or raw. We know Of
what We speak, for We tried them and
they were fresh and delicious.
Do not fail to call and give Wright
patronage.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

What kiad of a money plank
does Packard propose to ''divideT
uponf His representations are
slim, if he thinks that finance will
he the only issue in Louisiana next
year. Hauk money New Yort,
will lead the Dem ocracy, and 70
fail to SEQ where Packard's party
will come in.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16
The Wish, Father to the
Thought,

Packard says: 1.-THE issue in Lou
isiana next year will Le ono of fin
ance." In thy wisdom, Oh! mighty
potentate, thou hast overrcacled
thyself. You would no doubt be hap
py to have it so; you would like te
o'yne the point, butt cannot b
"Horatio," or Samuel, VIC forge,
which.
The robber has entered the citadel
Of Louisiaua; has been caught in the
act Of plundering it of the choices,
treasures and desires to discuss the
wopricty Of taking them off in the
shape Of "hard or soft money"
This is Packaril's idea of '.centen-
NAL" that all should be forgiven-the
murderer parloned-the robber re-
leased and all will he lovely-a1l
serene ; no one will be killed no one
will be robed again ; Packard and his
army Of saints(!) will govern Louis.
lana, take their "pay in bard or soft''
-ho"pla. Bnt stop! me thinks We
hear some one object to the ''rose
tintedn picture. There ia TIM rnnch
color I'M it, a "leetlc dark. White iu
telligence and virtue will not be put
off with, "that's right CID fellow, its
all fixed up" Oh ! no, Mr.. Packard,
made that bundle Of woes and up the
mountain you must "tote" it. No
use in trying to shake it off. Its
stuck like the hump on the Camel's
back. The cory ghost Of Radical rule
in Louisiana will not down at yonr
bidding, but shakes its locksat thee,
proclaiming, thou has done this deed !!
AS much ~ We would like to &C
como.late the Presidents friend, the
United States Deputy Marshal, the
COMMANDMENT chief of the Federal
troops in Louisiana, tile Chairman Of
the Iadicaf Republican Central Com.
mittee of thieves and liars-we must
decline-we beg to be excused from
Shaking hands across this chasmr
Oh! no. That would be. too gracious,
and We cannot see where the people
are to "come in."
Packard can prepare himself and
party for sucl, a political shaking up,
as they, nor other men, have ever
had before, and should they live a
thousand years they will remember
how the rhites Of Louisiana destroyed
the Radicals Of the State in 1876.
Exit currency, enter WHITE MEN {!
Get your army ready Gen. Packard,
for we intend to lick You like H.,
allelnjah.
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Half-rate messages will he received
and forwarded by the Merchants Union
Telegraph Company, from and after
this date.
Law OFFICE, of r. H. Mari.
q Carondelet st. New Orleans,
October lst., 1875

THE STATE CENTRAL. COMMITTEE ~
THE DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE
PARTY will meet ut the city of New o.
leans on Thursday, the 2lst., day Of Oeto.
her 1875. This call ismade at the request
of number of the members Of the Com
nittee and q full attendance is earnestly
requested.
(signed) K. d. MARI.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

Jonas Pickles, has many friends
in New Orleans; 60 says the Bull
letin. Gherkins and Caulihowers
are the prime favolites here, but
weidon't like to talk about it, the
subject is too sour.
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MEAT! MEATM!!

4 PERRIN has opened aetall in'thes
II. market-house and il fully prereeeo
to furnish the hest beef to BE- bad, 10
the public, during market honrs A.
ter the market closes, parties des',
ring meats Of all kinds can be- suppl'e',
Mt his store, corner St. Denis anh
Second streets, at all hours during
the day. ...
r. Rates CHEAP, ana Terms strictly
CASH.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

The Radicals Of Mississippi are
following in the wake Of their
brethren in Louisiana, and the
amount Of petrided lying done,
would do credit to Anallia&
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

RA1LRoAD.-Our latest informa~
ton from the railroad is by letter, to
one Of our leading citizens, fiom Mr..
Kerr, general manager, in which is
stated that Maj. James had arrived
at Alexandria with ESQ more banda,
making near GOO in all, and that
from three fomths to one mile per
day was being graded. 81. ~.
The surveying corps will reach our
city during the coming week. No
doubt new and vigorous impetus will
be given the now latent railroad ex-
element.
Oar people can rest assured t:'at the
New Orleans and Pacific Railroad is
fired fact. and it's completion the
question of but a few menths.
Matters connected Herewith in the
. ity, are going on as we'll as can he
desired-the Insurance Companies
and business men generally, will take
large interests in the stock, besides
taking up such bonds as the road may
issue, at good cash rates of discount
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

Mr.. s. Curtis, who was stabbed
in the ARRAY on Sunday last, is
doing we'll, and will be able in a
few days to attend his trial. rf
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

We understand that our New
York Democratic friends are over
happy at the defeat Of Allen, in
Ohio.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

We cannot refrain from condemn
ing the conduct of certain parties,
high in Office, or rather claiming to
be, in connection with tho killing
which took place 10 this city on San.
day last.
A persistent effort is being made to
drag politics into tho mstter, and
when we say politics, We wish to b
distinctly understood tn mean "rase
issue," by those; said parties. Pre-
Judgment has been pronounced e.
cathedra and the: fiat has gone forth,
that Mr.. King hass committed a 'smsr-
der most foul and unnatural" which
the jacts If the fase do not jastity.
The law can !!be executed in THU
parish without all this show and par.
ade, which is inan'ged in by parties,
and to see their ostentations actions
one wonld be led to believe that they
were thcmselvea lovers and ohserv.
ers Of law, which they are-when il
suits their purpote and party.
The white citizens arc anxious Ia
sustaiu the majesty Of the law, to
vindicate justice! but they do not pro.
pose to JehrieizeI this country -pe'se-
cute instead of prosecute, and the
parties who do 20, will certainly b
condemned. Tie law must take ita
course as Law, MOI subject to the twist
ing and distortiug Of political bodie'
for party euds. THAT Is osrta;. :
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

Ye gentle negro voter is being
killed in Mississippi at the rate
Of a thousand a day, but will re-.
vive in time to vote next month.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16
Shreveport, Oct. "A.

James r. Cosgrove:
Columbus and Washington dispteh-
es to-day, show different ressltA
Fifty. three river counties heard fon
leave Hayes two thousand behiad.
Chairman, Democratic COMMITTEES,
claims Aliens election. HEWLETT.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

We have received from a frisntsin
New Orleans, the proceedings Of tho
Chamber Of Commerce, in relation to
the Tare an sugar. Resolutions VIII
he adopted that the actual tare will
hereafter be branded on packages Of
sugar with the planters name, which
only will he allowed, thus doing away
with the former ~ per cent deauc.
tons.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

Bill Allen and soft money won't
''rise up any more in Democratic
ranks to disturbe the real issues
before the people Hard money
and free trade, that's sound Dem
oCratic doctrine. ai .ia ae.i'
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16
BY TELEGRAPH
SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. IL

ShEE'Eiohi La, Vet. IL.
J ames II. "osgr"ve:
Beat bad !; returns from three hun.
dred townships and wards, give re-.
publican gains Of nearly six thousand
in Ohio. Democrat state Central
Committee, concede Hayes election
by five thon sand. Republicans claim
it by ten thousand. Republican tick
cts Carried ID Iowa, where republicans
have gained fifteen per cent over thelr
majority in last election.
Newark, New Jersey, city election
carried by republicans majority II
thirty-three hundred. Large repub.
lican majority in Nebraska. Keep
stiff upper lip, better luck nszt time,
Latest.
ShreyeM,rt. Oct, II.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

The Coushatta Citise. is entirely
mistaken with regard to the mails
from this Office. Mr.. DsVargas is
known to the citizens, and also to the
Department, to be an efficient and
reliable officer. 3, ,f,I
No mails have been sent BY the way
Of Coushatta, rave those that are re-
quired 70 60 over that route. Tie
Nases can get the proper insight to
the matter BY appling to we'll known
citizens here, and il II will turn its
guns into that hulk, known 40 the
Mail Contractor, the shot will tell
well.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

!, NJ more yellow fever in Cou-
shatta, The troops have been re-
moved to the hills. ~ ;; III.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

It it said that tho New York Demo.
Gratis are as much elsted at Hayes
soccess 10 Ohio as the Republicans,
and a little more 60.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

This mud flinging 10 our own ranks
at our Own people wont DO. New
Orleans politicians are commencing
early this year at that same old
TRADE. We publish to-day Mr..
Leonard's letter in reply to Packard,
but We cannot see that any canse ex-
lists for such an article as 10 published
also, from the Delta.
The people of North Louisiana are
not to be abused into line they are
as patriotic as those Of New Orleans
or elsewhere have shown it by their
acts. The issue of 1874 was their
make up and it ICON ; they have fur
nished all the plans for success that
hare been practicable, in 1868, in 70,
in ~ and 1874. What have New
Orleans politicians proposed I Moth
ing except To- get in limo with some
''hocss pocus" party North.
We would commend to the couside.
ration of the emineptly wise and pa
triotic politicians in our capitol
city, the fable to he found in Esop,
regarding the lark and the farmer.
(McGuffey's second reader will do for
the mass Of item, for apparently they
have not got beyond the A. r. c. in
Louisiana politics) as it eminently
portrays their mental condition. Not
willing to do Louisiana's salvation
without tie gathering Of friends and
relations, they are ever stirring ur
differences.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

District Court ia in session in
Winn and DeSoto parishes. 9s''.,'
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Der 9Th, is in error with regard to the
reticencc Of the people upon the cur
rency questions They do not, nor
will not regard that as the vital issue.
1t is only a small part of the complex
object.
There is much "ulterior object"
great eventual benefit in view,
which imperatively requires the "citi.
zen of even ordinary wisdom to en-
gage in the struggle" There has
been entirely too much Of this curren.
cy chaft iu our city journals Of late,
and our country friends are rot over
pleased thcreat.
We are sorry to see our friend, the
Times, seemingly engaged in assist.
ing Packard, Kellogg add their hosts
in diverting tho mind Of the people
Of Louisiana from the rital point at
issue now, aud which will be at is.
sue next year. Grantism-with it's
attendent parts, ralical-negro gov
eminent, is Of more danger to us, as
people, than all the iDflationists from
Halifax to Connaught. The curren-
cy and tariff questions will be regu.
lated by events-wl'en there is gold
enough in the Treasury of the United
States, specie payments will he re.
sumed. This consumation certainly
cannot be reached without that con.
tingent; and free trade doctrine will
usurp the place Of the present pro
tective tariff system at the pro-
per time, or when a majority Of
the people turn fool enough, as in
the present instance, to exchange
substance for shadow, to be lead of
with such bnncome trash "a the Ohio
Democrats have gone crazy over, and
forget in a struggle for liberty and
self-government, allissues save that of
the 'rations" during the war.
We beg the Times, an able paper,
and doing good work for the people,
not TO- "stir up" that question again.
Let it rest, as it certainly will never
enter into politics here next year.
Besides, we have some men who, il
you should get talking on currency,
are the biggest "starters" you ever
heard, and some one will be "green-
backed" or ''gilded" to death before
the winter is out. At present there
is an "uDacc0untable reticence" among
pocket porte-monnaie's up this way,
as We have not seen one "open" in
some time, although We have dinned
the currency qnestim in the ears Of
the aatocrats (who owe us) for many
days, and have expressed = willing
anxiety to take ours "hard or soft
Go softly friend Times, during these
hard days, let us "rather bear those
ills We have, than f1y to Others"
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~ All persons indebted to the
Vsndicator, are earnestly requested
to settle up. 49, .s. w.
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. The Mississippi radicals oppose
the sending Of troops to that
State, We should think So
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Now is the time to subscribe to
the Vindicator.
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A negro man named Estess, was
killed on Sunday last in this city, by
Mr.. James King. The killing was
justi6able, a. far a. We learn.
Much excitement WAS caused by it
among the negroes, and We hear it
said that Blunt lent himself to the
task with undue and uncalled for
haste. ~
A preliminary examination will be
held Immediately, and the facts will
then be fully deyelOped.
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Crockcry, Hollow & Will
low Ware.

A full line of FANCY and FAMILY
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
Rocks, Stationary, &c., &c.
In fact
A FRESH and select stock Of soods always
on hand, which having been purchased u
. cash basis enables ns 70 offer extra tnas0e'
ments to cash buyers.
Highest cash price paid Tor cotton and osses
produce, and liberal advances nssde In ca"
or merchandise Oh consignment.
Sept. 25-lv.
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TO the Breach Once More!!

The contest in Ohio was purely 10.
cal, nothing national depended upon
it's results, and no one should he dis.
couraged tllereat.
The republicans Of that State were
as emphatic AZ the Democrats, in de
nouncing Grants Southern policy,
and the people of Louisiana should
60 on with renewed efforts to secure
their own liberty.
In Pennsylvania, the endeavors of
the Republicans to drag 10 the cur
rency Issue and make it a leading
feature Of the political contest, has
proven a signal failure, They will be
beaten upon the open question Of the
frauds, pecu'ation and compatibility
Of their party. Upon that ground
must they stand. We admit, how
ever, that the failure Of the Cincinnati
ii Enqnirer's wild, visionary scheme.
which is Pendleton's pet hobby, will
'njnre a. to some extent, but will not
impair our certain success.
SAINT. J. Tihlen, Of New York.
stands to-day as the living represen.
tative Of Democracy.
Hard money!. States Rights; No
Federal interference. Honesty and in.
te|Hgc"ce, are alone; tAel'ass, ports to Of
S~:~1 lug.
reign Of LIBERTY, VIRTUE and CIV.
against Corruption and
Barbarity. Let Us rot le"se sight Of
that. Stand solid'y together and our
success is assured. The radical lead
ers have in vain tried to bring us out,
in this State, on these financial issues,
with the hope of covering up their
past wrongs to US. They have failed!
and must stand upon past merits.
Have fortitudc, . ,..
"Bravc spiritsae balsam to themselves:
There is y nobleMcss Of mind, that heals
Wounds beyond slaves"
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R. E. Burke's Family Grocery
Store is now the great resort.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16

Right fresh oystcrsat 4. d. Wright's.
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Subscribe to the Vindicator,
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For the FALL and WIN
TER Trade. a.r
NEW GOODS (!
New Goods ]!

THE entire stock u better and mdn
/ select than any every introduced into
this market, and having been purchased
with CASH, can lie sold lsef an w
forrest.
Tho Motto Of tho Firm 10 to sell
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
% Call and examine our stock, which
consists in part Of rt.s'
cAss1xEREs. .ssxLzg
JEANS,
TvEEDS,
KERsEYs,
SIS, .tE PRINTS,
BROWN l. BLEACHED COTToNS,
LowELLs
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
TRIMMINGS,
BLANKETS.
Wooden Goods Of oil kinds.
BOOTS,
1854. .....t
SHOES, - @
LADIES' and GENTS. HATS.
Clothing, 4 full and Complete Assert
ment. t4-s
Crockcry, Hollow & Will
wv th..f q.
low Ware.
A full line of FANCY and FAMILY
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Iowa and Nebraska have gone
Republican. d.
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Cotton coming in slowly.
CARVER, RW. TAYLOR.
Carver % Tay1o0>
FRONT STREET,
.s.. Natchitoches, Il.
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ORR JOB OFFICE is supplied with a
great variety Of type. and work in this depart
nicnt performed with neatncsS aud at u.otler.
ate rrices- r
Terms, CASH on delivery Of work.
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REAL ESTATE TO ExcHAvGE.

DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR iM.
n mediate sale or exebange-uistant one hour ~
Harlem road and Is minutes drive from depot house
commodious and comfortable eftner summer
or winter bath room and dumb walter 10 house water
order beautifully laid out with everHreens and shtup
berry large supply ~ fruit trees; garden with
choicest small fruits. asparagus bed
some carriage house and stable aud poultry
houses THIS property - in q beautlfui ana healthy
mountain district and s desirable place address
- = Post Office larrytown. Weschestsr county, N. ~
40 EXCHANGE. FOX HOUs IN cry
49, Wcrtn $500, an elegant Country HUDSON
hnnssry me vlsws& some cash n Necessary PETER
@SE@E, - AAs0 hsaawAy, nsar Twenty saftn street
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IRISH AND SCOTCH TOURS PASSENGERS WHO
u contemplate landing a. Ireland and who wish TO
avail themselves Of the advantages offered ~ COOKS
dHst TICKETS must purchase them previous %
sailing They can be obtained by every route t. Lon
don. COOKS EXCURsIONIsr price - cents, contains
prorammes fares and full particulars q over l,DN
European COOK. SON a JENKINS.
z6i Broadway, New YORK
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VoNKERS-To LET. FURNISHED. FOR THE sum
i longer, gentleman's Residence. owner, III
Front street room y IL 70
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~ NYAcK-A GENTLEMAG's REsIpENcE, SIX
"A acres river mont; fruit, avn, spring water 6e
tol wor IA double. Alao three nn1 BaAlng aitaa cheap
leA Canal street second aeoe,
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DARrIES GOING 10 TIE COUNTRY SHOULD
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n1DONOvAN ROssA--cHEAPEsT PASSAGE OFFICE
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no LFT-sMALL STORE, 3ss THIRD AVENUE. NEAR
Twenty eighth street side plate glass front
all In complete order; very desirable; rent sos. store
open; any time.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AVID APARTMENTS
TO LET.

LARGE FRONT Room 10 LRT-ON gFCONl
n hOor front, 70 a lady and gentleman. or party
gentlemen: aso one hands 0mey furnished small Room
bath and gas 3i5 East rwelftn street second
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no LET-A THREE story HIGH sToOP BROWN
4 stone frout House: all modern improvements; good
ncighhprhoOd will be let reasonable 10 strictly uri-
vale family only. Apply at IA ninth street.
the premises "a East Fifty third street, be-
tween II a. N. and Il. NJ
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VALUABLE BUILDING SIZE At BERGEN
~ Point vii Re disposed u AZ 4 sacrince TO a cash
customer location frsi class Address HAMILTON, box
Loo Herad once.
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IIoR RENT-FURNISHED, FOR SUMNER, TO A
small family good House IN perfect orderi eight
cistern, very best well water near good mar
kets railroad and steamboat stations; references
changed. CHARLES DREW. HIDE Park y. i.
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ITO LET-sTORE AND HOUSE Is HOBOKEN COR
ner OF Ne1ark ami Washington streets; one OF the
Oldest stanls. blocks from ferry. suitable Tor
.ery anc ship chanflery business coffee and tea whole
sale tail liquors other Kind o. business al
0Fesr oy letter JACOB FlNh, knglewo0d ~ j.. or apply
= JAMES BENSON son, e Newark street, HoDoAen-
n J.
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LNOR RONDOCT AND KINGSTON. CONNECTING
IT with Rondout and Oswego Railroad, landing At
Highland Fails. near West Point. Cornwall New,
burg Marlborough Milton Highland New Paltzl. aud
Esopus the steamboat Thomas Cornell every tuesday.
thursday and saturday. leaving Harrison street, pier
"a River, at A T.. NJ.
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RIO LET-FURNIsHRD ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping 10 families without children, II 90 Morton
street
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RIO LET-AT 2ls WEST FoRrlETn STREET, BY A
Il French family elegantly furnished Rooms house
newly painted and furnished. also Parlor Floor, unur
nshed.
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A DESIRABLE COUNTRY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ rcoi house u rooms; barn stable carriage house.
Den nouse- acre 81 ~arlau anf lawn well shaded, To-
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Apr III $50 Tbs place i. IN perfect order ana worth
ice the rent. snplv - address OWNER, 30 PARK
row. room 81 Times Building. JOHN HUFFMAN,
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