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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-29
STOLEN MULES RECOVERED.
Henry Martin and James Estep Ar
rested ON Suspicion.

From the Daily Chronicle Sept. 25l
News reached the city yesterday by
the mail carrier of the recovering of
the two mules that were stolen from
the stable of John Harper, at Lonas'
Mill, on the night of the ODD instant las
was advertised in our columns yester-
day. The particulars as far as we
could gather them are about as fol
lows:
Two young men were seen in the
neighborhOod of Blain's Y Roads, on
Thursday last in possession of two
good looking mules, and, stopping at
Mr.. Wallace's, near the Y Roads, they
proposed selling him the mules for $40,
which being such low figure, at once
aroused the suspicious of Mr.. Wallace,
and he began questioning them, and
accusing them of not coming by
them honestly, whereupon they
just turned the mules loose and took
to their heels, giving no one chance
to arrest them. Mr.. Wallace took
charge of the mules for safe keeping,
until the owner could be found, and
sent the word to town by the mailcar-
rier yesterday. He did not know eth
er one of the parties who fed, though
some of the neighbors who was pre-
sent thought he recognized one Of
them as being young Estep, of this
city, and upon that information war
rant was taken out by an uncle of
John Harper, who happened to be in
town, for Jas. Estep and Henry Mar
tin, and they were arrested on suspi
cion and taken before Esquire Jourol-
mon, but there being no witnesses
subpened as yet, they were committed
to jail to await a trial. Subpenas
were issued for the witnesses last
night, and it is thought they can be
got here in time to have trial to-day.
People should all look to their in.
terest. Go and buy your goods from
r. NJ. Staples, where you VIII get the
worth of your money. His motto is
to deal honest with all. He has a good
stock OF goods and will do yol right
Give him call before leaving the city.
No. % Market Square, Knoxville,
Tenn. ix29W4t
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-29
RemuVRl

George Brown, the popular shoe and
boot maker, has removed his shop
from Market Square to Gay street, be-
tween Union and Asylum streets, in
the building formerly occupied as a
furniture store, where he will be ready
at all times to wait upon his custom-
ers and give them good WORK and per-
feet fits. ix26d6t&w1t
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-29
DIR. Tutl's Liver Pills.

They act as kindly on the tender in
FAINT, the most delicate female, and in
firm old age, as upon the most vigor-
Gus system, eradicating every morbific
agent, invigorating the debilitated or
gans, building up the tagging nervous
energies, imparting vigor 70 body and
mind.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-29
The Mos, Desirable stove TO Buy .

All our customers agree in saying
that the Charter Oak is without
doubt the best Cook Stove they ever
used or sold, and believe its large high
oven, ample warming closet, and ex-
cellent reservoir, make it the most de-
sirable stove that housekeeper can
buy.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-29
Genuine Winter Oats

For sale at Lee & Fitzgerald's. They
will produce about twice as much as
ordinary spring oats. Rlpen early,
therefore seldom have rust. Grow
larger and yield more than any other
oats on thin land. Weigh about SO or
81 pounds to the bushel. Time TO sow,
September.
JAS. b. FITZGERALD.
ixl7dlt&w3t Knoxville, Tena.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-29

J B Thomas, best one horse pillow, 100.
Ike Hamilton, best farm gate and
hinges, 100.
Ez S Mathes, best one horse wagon,
100. ..
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

Who is ACTING SHERIFF John
DeLacy's term as Sheriff was closed
by his acting as member Of the Leg
islature on the 4th.s Our Sheriff
elect D. G. Paul is counted out. The
defeated candidate John Clements is
conpted in, and will not serve. Honor
to John for that. There is q leaven
Of the old Democracy IN him yet
The Coroner acts in case of vacancy.
Now Shadburne was defeated for
Coroner on the, same ticket with
Clements His term for Coroner IN
der the late election by the Return
ing Board AR! has, commenced. How
can Shadburne be permitted to act
as Coroner if Clements cannot be
!sslhlyer They we're both defeated
He He had nbjbP better so back across the
rlver or he might have TO stay there ere
permanently an elnlttlly.,4l bsd ottg. r ii,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13
Our Packet. e

H. Htf
We can at last announce that the
Bart. Able, Captain Dick Sinnott's
peerless packet, with G.. G. Hamilton
T.. J. Dowty and Willie French as
Clerks, is in her trade. She reached
here, Monday and goes down today
on time. AS we have before men
toned the Bart. Able is now per-
fsctly new boat, almost from stem to
stern, and is undoubtedly the finest
and most complete side-wheel steam
boat in the Southern waters, outside
Of the Vicksburg trade, and has been
made SO by her present owners, ex
pressly for the Grand Ecore trade
Now we trust that shippers Of all
kinds, planters, merchants and our
people generally will bear this in
mind, and henceforth fully practice
in the, Bart. Able's favor all they
have preached in her behalf, and
keep all they can for her. Her ca
pacities in the floating" line are i'm
mense, hence she needs heap of truck
and can accommodate passengers in
princsly style. Her cabin accommo-
dations for colored people are ex-
tra and unsurpassed. To close we
should all be proud Of such boat,
and strain our exertions to help her
AlonSo T,,,i, ,.,r,,-r., .-,.,.-H, ,..
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

~ 80 -f-F1T y gT|T V5UlWY 3WT
Mrs. W1LLrAMs.-1n all the excite,
I mept Of our istF''jt here in Louisi:
ana, we perceive that Mrs. Ladndelet
Williams has thrown up the sponge
and that Belknap has taken hold OF
the ribbons and is driving fast to
Halifax Or no port at all. We must
protest against this snubbing of 'our
fair lady" Of the Department Of Jus.
tice,r and trust that Philip, the raid.
er, will go back to her and report &C.
cordinsly. .
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13
Wednesday,. January IL, 1875.
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RiE MI IN ID Err!


THE DEMOCRAT has many coun-
tsy subscribers who are in arrears
one, two, three and four years, and as
the crops have turned out we'll, and
Christmas times approaching, we
would suggest to these delinquents,
who have enjoyed our paper SO well
and long, to now come to our help
aud send US some little remittance in
way Of payment. Where the whole
amount cannot be spared, we will be
satisfied with half, and be thankful
at that!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13
The Protest of Governor McEnery,


Governor John McEneryythis- morn
ing sent the following dispatch to Pres
ident Grant:
New 0RIEANs, La, J
s,;,.'' = Goi,snegif lJanuary51s z@,l1
To His E1cellency, us. Grant, Presi-
dent of the. United States:q IA II,
. / In the name Of liberty and Of all Low.
iers of liberty throughout! the, United
States, I do most solemnly protest
against the action Of tue, tnilitarylforces
Of, the, United States on, yesterday. in
the occupation Of the State, House; in
the forcible election, by troops, 65ffmnem
bers of the Legislature, 'and' The elected
Speaker of the House, and the subse-
quent Equalization OF. the House by the
direct forcible intervention Of the
military.
1 affim before the whole American
people that the action in part of the
military in this city on-yesterday is
subyersive of.republica4s Instructors IN
this free country.
JOHN MCENERY,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13
New YoEk. .ex~,,,
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS ox fz< ,toA
,sssv ISL 14 o. ss1 IS Is Us,
New Fork.

a 1s1&A N4tArrp s.s I ~
<M 81
NEwY York, January S. --Refef,iso
to procesliqgs at New OrlsAnsS 4 =.
tstdey. she Herald says: "Thess..
Whitehead in'' the Louisiana Stat.
House yesterday spectacle which j.
the first of the kind in this country.
and which should cause every trns
Americana blush With shame and
indignation.
We congratulate the citizens OF
Louisiana, and people of tAe:cbuat1
that this extraordinary and sssxajt:
ing scene, did not provoke violeaos
AMI ~ sBfoadstsd Fefdib!e S,ilAnts
would have been justifable ID this
case, fit be ever austifable in any
case, for a, greater outragelon, eyerx.
principle 'of free governments Va.
never perpetratedS;" i 5''''t l,. ""F
The Tribune saysy ':Npthing il
the history Of even the great con.
spiracy, by which border rufians uas
derto'odk TO sei4e? the territory, and
State of Kansas can furnish any par.
allel to the crowning ihiquity of Feas
eral administration. ,..."ps 7'Ff
q The citizens of ,Losisiana have
seen themselves cheated and defrauti.
cd, and when the fraud came near 10
failure they have seen the whole
power of the General Goyeranest
used to consummate 1T and make vii
lainy successful.
"They make no cutlery, but-!upea
facts as they are they invoke the de.
liberate judgment of the American
people," 's'
The World soys: eve hope ther,
,iss'no. American who can read 'ths
news from New Orleans without
being thrilled by rage and shame.''
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

slC Pr: Henry st. John, the the
Chymist and Druggist of our Town
whose standing and reputation is CO.
extensive with our Parish, in all its
trlals ana yicissitudes, and who as a
business man is numbered among the
solid ones Of the State, gives inser-
ton to his 1875 column in our jour
nd, 1and again submits his Just claims
to the. public for its best faEors-
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.

- 1sssls,}
ED1roR DrAo cEAr-ss S
Permit. ne, dsar nil, toigivasin q
few Words expression tethesjoy
which / felt, Wien he gldnous News
Of Louisiana being free reached me-
and particularly when the venerable
Weekly Picayune came ahead of your
valuable paper in bringing me the in
telligence that old ii
.RAP1DEs PARISH
had carried her, day. and threYn Of
forever the yslesof tyrauns aid .op
pressioa raader which -she~ has beer
suffering fer,eight longysars. Item
der my heartiest congratulations tc
the true people Of fRapides}fof Ratt
races, who have cheerfully Joined
hands in defeating corruption and
misrule, and I sincerely. trust that
the prosperity and happiness te
which this ever memorable I'd day oil
November has: laid the cornerstone
will bless you for ever and ever::4 ,
Special acknowledgment is due and
willingly rendered to the large mum.
Der Of I bGE :, Jf"E i11Hi h.asslaH
.coirso ;sE 4B5: 7Ys'rrsss,"
of Rapides, who, remembering the
strong ties of affection existing in
former days between them and their
owners, and laying aside all the pre-.
judices and feelings of hatred with
which; adyenturers and dempgog4es
have inspired their minds against
their best friends, have man fully and
voluntarily come to your assistance
in the hour of need. u,'a @"ai:iaari'
May they be rewarded, as they az;
serve,, by your constant friendship
and honest advice, whenever they
call for It, and I guarantee YOU they
will soon'be followed by "a still larger
number Of colored men,, to establish
~ i~t.fiiy. .'H,. -. st I,.ss-- ftjr,Scr .
your future political success beyond
any doubt. Everything looks love.
ly and the goose hangs high." ",.T'''
Your well-wisher, y
..'..a 70 PRUSSIA.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

Eber B. Ward, II Michigan, the
great railroad man Ind capitalist
. ana whose name is somewhat, famil.
lar to our people about railroads 81 pro- )
posed here, tlieaa'fJv days since at
his home.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13
The Presidents Message in Earepe.

LONDON, Dec, 22,-The 7Imes edi.
torial says: ."We have the unpleas-
ant duty to inform ourreaders of our
being deceived respecting President
Grants: Message to Congress: Our
aimsis to trust as little as possible ID
sources of information outside of our
own control, yet we thought it incon.
sistent with our, duty to withhold
from our readers knowledge which
see1nsd properly authenticated. But
it now appears that the agent of Bar
on Reuter- deceived him, and, through.
him., all Europe. Instead 81 the bell
icose language regarding Cyba attrit
buted tothe President, Che New York
papers just received show a, gross
misrepresentation, which unless de-
cisfvg steps are taken to, Justify in
tile future a confidence wNlth has
7fe g n p 4ifsalllaaecea, will PtakHH ihaQ5siF
He to put trust~in the intelligenc3
which may be received hereafter from
the same quarter. Mt one word Of
our report of As It'll. inst. was sent
to Congress. The text of the Pres..
dents Message, now reproduced in
our columns, showsthe complete sub
stitutioq of fabricated statement
for the real.account." 80
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

~ We give publication to a
communication from friend over
the big waters, all the way in Prus-
STA, in which he heayes up his thanks
for our victory in November. pAlas!
though he knows the Cheating Board
President, he had not heard of our
fate, and will like us sing another
song when he becomes posted. His
letter shows that we have true friends
and .syRpathizers everywhere where
civilization reigns and decency has
foot-hold. In the name Of every
true man in Rapides, we thank
."Prussia," and can but be glad that
he is away and is not an eye witness
to our degradation, ,rr e.. -.i2r
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

E&- The Conference of the NJ. E.
Church for Louisiana, has been in
annual session here, since Wednes-
day. Some sixty Ministers of that
Church are in attendance, have been
quietly attending to their sacred du-
ties, and holding divine service
twice. a day here and in Pineville.
Altogether our little Town has pre-
.sented an extra decent and divine
look, though the weather has been
very unpropitious, and we should
thank the: Conference for the honor
bestowed on US. We would have
been pleased to report the most in
teresting portions of their proceed
ings, bat from some cause not attrib-
utable to us, we must forgo this
pleasure, wishing the Ministers and
Laymen, one and all, safe return to
their focks.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

Ii (,
10 EE The river arising at a mod,
eratelya slow pace, andis in fine boat,
ing order;;d just 50 now because
freights have all disappeared and a
hard time In store for the big steam
ers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

/" We regret to learn this very
moment of the death on New Years
Day, at his home in Franklin Parish,
of Lewis Tim, former citizen Of Ra.
pides, and shall III our next nav a
fitting tribute torhim and his memo
~. j : Ill H9!22,iGlHf,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

a~Me are underrobligations TO
the officers Of the fine steamer, Semi
mole, for a bundle of New Orleans
papers. And right here we may as
well state that this boat takes the
placeso tie Flsta, Andiis. ofieered,b by
the same crew. and will run here the
balance Of the season as. weekly
Packet; under command Of Captain
J. C. Mitchell. ~,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

that the African race should have COM
plete dominion in the South. -
This effort of the Central Government to
foist upon our people the supremacy OF the
African viii never bring us peace; 1t is
placing pyramid on its apex-in fact, in
vdrtiug nature. Suppose the President of
tile United States should be called upon to
morrow to put down, in New York, aitown
ri6t, what would the people say. to see the
army Of the United States calleds out
What aeperversion of State and Federal
Government
Now, let me speak of what occurred here
within the last few days. We have seen
the great army of the Union called upon
to put out few mon from Legislature
established legallyy-bayonets presented to-
their breasts to compel them to leave. l..
Look at the dispatches Of Gen. Sheridan
his letters-they contain not one word
of truth, / say such is the ease, and if he
attempted to arrest mo in New York for
saying SO I would be protected. Let me
now, not to .detain yoh, speak, lssiiss last
dispatch. I say that if such an action had
occurred before the war, the straps would
be stripped from his shoulders and the
man, disgraced. entlemen let me tell
you, Such will be his fate yet; the peopb
ofthis country are just to Americans prin.
ciples. Let me bid you goodnight. Vo-
citerous cheering.
And now, goolpeople Of Rapides
pour en- fnir pour lie moment, Dasher
makes his erit and would like very
much to know what you ares going TO
do about it? what can you do about
it? When Dasher sees it he'll be true
to you and let you know more about
it, and endeavor Is break the black
cloud still lowering over us ALL
Adi0s.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

JUDGE DA1GREs-This gentleman
who is the only one of our elected
candidates who was not cheated on,
of his rights, has received his com
mission from Kellogg, the lsurper
and thus we are left with one nom.
inee vested officially with his legal
rights, whilst all the balance have to
sWindled because Wells, Anderson
and eirpals'swant it so. oh! fol
for that silver lining to that cloud!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

'oD" Every third person you
chance to meet Just about now, is SUI
fsrihg, withia bad cough. when there
islo necessity for such neglect of
once health! St. Johns Expecto-
rant Syrup is just the remedy for all
such ills, aad can be had, with very
little trouble and a few dimes. At
DraSt. Johns Drug Store you can
flad The relief we have alluded to.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

~Among the up-freight brought
up by the Bart. Able, we note 1875
new, fresh tombstones for the Ma
tionaf Cemetery -oFerc III fl Iaiiate9fsal il
Wonder if the "Banditti'' when they
are Killed '6f by PhafH, sDuc- d6s
leans, will be served lin like mannerl
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13
60 We;presume now no one will

Co Weipresume now no one will
gainsay that Grant is a candidate for
a third term. His last outrage here
indicates him in that line, as a stolid,
avariciods, mercenafy creature; and
the South is to be crushed and kept
within his control by the -bayonet.-
Still we believe that the nails are be-
ing driven into his political coffin
with great rrapidity. = -,r,.,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

- 49,. = .IIIttSg q 7 iCs. -. y.
~"e give elsewhere at length
a full account of the doings, which
led to our latest sad fix under the
special guidance and love of Sheridan,
the champpi4Td eiamerYf AAmerna~
This account is culled from the col.
umns of thhe el y, O. PicaEqne.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

~huey Hooper, writing Of Pa.
ris faslIoAA s4S. ,sb4Stbsa q; tax.
ing d pewsands s3ttfa parture.
Trimmings nave ~ k f yhsif day, and
faleeqqs9ffsWDtatffRgs, Ratfas hPA llAeoRifU
are virtually defunct Issues. Long,
plain trains, requiring no end of ma
terial, and rich, heavy stuff, ARE re
grandle mods, Ip,-trmfningsa jstM
out aff xaessa a1Aaarely. Fur bands
BANDS de Ii Wy III m n tRaa fssliiSn.n1
The great nqaelsy isl band Of birds
down in different Naors, in which, 1t
eqaaE dRtsalaesal a -yRal! aSl|ek u
formed to simulate a nest, in each Of
which asMaaEdsp8i HsHOl HAL
The aim of dress now is to show OF
the figure as much as possible. The
close 4ftlugI ehirdaa ,;pusIke eaiX
apron tumo have; deem supplemented
frass, ait +iB ySbsiAIa IN.
|s slsseXSsSl4s'sssISI RRSHalse' .se4q
Tose of steel or jet beads, fastened
up Che back and fitting, close.;l aid
smooth to the wearer's figure "A
| woman with a beautiful figure, attn
ed;in these later styles, ID ,deiightfat
to look upon. Evening ds ie les, yas ~
worn withwcorsages cut extremely
long in front and ex K aaaisi II lov,
Bonnets acknowledgement larg-
e., shd|' are trimmed with 8 ostAvhL
feather. trimming, AZ AZ, ssllse xith-tyo
ostrich feathers cfossea"prer Zach
aetAHeTr,ta silk scarf around tAe, rEqoxph'
and Behind a large bow falling Oh ths
catogun braid. II aahgr 10 1oox
~~-Ar<->0sA
~. Ths glorious Eighth ofylq,
n.ry pasted by uihoaored, nnrem2:
bered in Louisiana, save that Sheri-
dan celebrated + i, tour days in .d>
y, vance y:s To-, teis, yeaE only. ". II .
~ We ", suggest ia Sheridan,
:, whilst he is taking the murder CEN
sds; Chat he apply to Kellogg fors
correk list Of 81 the lstter has pr.
doase lftha fenitentiary. y
~, 40 5f1fsss1->o.--2e,s-Io a9a'a
tshst pssd to capture the
libetsis. otsthe people II touisians:
Bayonet. IN osgesgH
-~-.>sA-.~0>..
"a q" fTAhnksi HoI the attentiwOfa.
GERS - o + the tho Selma elm :er New Orleans
papers.
~~o~-~-~-AOsl~so-~ -
"W What barber mustn't do
Lathcr his wife. ''E'- ="
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

.linlis!;W: ): Ill, tie hsad! 1,Iasa
great Banking, House of New 0r.
Leans, Qfthe armpf Pike, Brother, 4
Co., and one Of the best ,and truest of
men, died on. last Thursday.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

The CHAMrroN.-Among the nn.
merous swearers before the Congress.
sto a Committee, II. 'oglsshy,
President of Kellogg's Fiscal Agency
made better time than any radical 81
the Whole Sbebapg. Here is his oath !.
"Isconsider our financial condition
better to-day t 15,an before IN twenty
five f years; NqT?We have no scruz
plesen stating that lezis either 4 har
or lunatie, and probably BOTH.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

IrsReridars ordeAy ctNo~d Jn
us thick and heavy, and we have not
spare space to, give them all. In one
Of his latest he comes downaso the
rowels, seems determined to beat
Kellogg on assassination ,steziea and
is taking the densusbamHder for
Belknap. ''''''f '''"ha
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13
Inr1MtDAT1oN II N RAP1DEs

mc 1 ri ,Yt.H"fj--I -HGa.G lgfJ III
The only intimidation ! heard used was
by Colonel Hunter, who told q colored
rant living on his place that, as hehad
yotau against the Democrats, he wanted
NM to leave the place. 49, $40
This IL clipped from the testimony
ofodsof our citizens before the Con:
gfessional Committee The negro
spoRsd of voted the only Democratic
Ticket there was, and could not have
bsef dismissed therefore for voting
"against the Democrats" He did
nosvots The Republican Ticket nor
Coli Hunters ticket. The intimida-
lion was On t'other side, which by
Asway was the case all through the
Parish No intimidation was used
by tie Democrats. '''''!2 va 81 -t.'f
.islBgoIaicI~>o~~-.~-4,--.-D-.>Go !r y
sTHs WEArHEa.--since the advent
ekas75 we have had the very worst
aud most unreasonable weather i'm
sginable. Hardly aigleam of gun
shine has been our portion, whilst
rain, cold rain, bordering on snow
and sleet, and, plenty of ice have
reigned as supreme as Phil. Sheridan
IN New Orleans. On Sunday morn
ing at 9 o'clock the thermometer was
down to 20, which, for the land Of
the eles olive, and the orange is pretty
good rfor,low, andiwe don't care how
soon we get up In the sixties again.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

On HAND.-Canoughton, Crawford
and DeLacey, are sitting in the Sher-
idan Legislature, as big and Cheeky
as any one s[ ofthe Layout, which l hazS
been Kenoed in by Mat, Wells and
his Cheating Board. They are with
i'm the CLEAN of the bayonets of the
best government known Ito sSheriden
and Grant, and will draw pay asslich
as rolling off a pealed log. Has the
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