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& ETE2 & F5s1FUtETED BLIND
IA ness of moro than five years. DR.. Pnrdee
has made himself thoroughly and scienlical-
~ acquainted with all Diseases OF tho Eye,
and is now pructiciug with Success not sur-
passed in the United States.
All operations performed, such as Strubis-
mas, or crO3s-oye, Cataract by linear eXtrac-
ton, Depression or Absorption, rterygum, or
fleahy membrane growing over the eye, tedHc-
tiun Of S.aIhylOma. or bullying out of the eye
Artificial Pupil, listJla, Lachrymals, or clos
ing Of the tear pussdse and all deiUrmities of
the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inscrtoo without tho least
pain, and possessing all the movements and
briiiancy Of the real eye. A large assortment
constantly on hand and for sale at reasonable
prices. Tho Doctors Eye Bath for the treat
mnnt and care Of all nervous Diseases is USED
all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operation, he hopes that his uni
versal success will warrant p continuation of
their conid ancc. His celebrity Us an operator
is co-eXtensivc with his success, as patients
are presenting themselves, for treatment and
operations, Mpia New ork and Boston, almost
monthly Many patients can bs seen at the
Doctors oaico daily, in different stages Of re-
/ cUYeIy.
OFFICE -7a7 Clay Street. Opposite the
Plaza, san Francisco.
TAKE NOTgCE.-",s Liar IL no, Ia
De bciieVsd :hOEsh he Sd. els The truth. -
Reports are in circulation through the uppeI
| country that have retired from business, that
| haze gone to the Atlantic States, that an
In Europe, Nc, Gc. To those interested | will
say that the report has been gotten in circula.
ton for the fmthcrance of other parties, who
are trying to obtain, Unfortunately, an eve
! Practice. Tho report has beon started by an
1 itineraEt mOuntobank, and without the leas
truth as 1 am at my office daily, and attending
to about sixty daily patients.
l.. "a. FARDEE. OeuIist.
Isl Clay Street.
my25-ly. SAN FRANCISCO.
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A CHURCH in La Crosse, Wisconsin,
has two women to pass around the con
I ibution box, and it is something Of a
sight to see how deity those women can
mass the box just out of reach above ther
husbands he IDS.
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JAKE" said a rather seedy looking
negro to a friend, hev you got black
weskit to spare fora few days ?" "What
for, Abe ?" ooh, lost M Aunt Betsy
3 few days ago and | want to take a short
nJurn,"
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ma. RAF9N AVS
pUpGAYTVE PILLS.

ma. RA?HyAY'
PERFECT PUEGAYLVE PILLS.
Perf.ctly tastelcss, elegantly coated with sweet
rum, purge, regulut2, purify, cleanse and
,trengthen kadSay's Pills, for the. ere oi
all di.olde1s OF The stomach, Liver, Kidneys'
Bowels. t,laddcr, Nervous diseases, II cadacho,
Consultation, Co iiyenese, Indigestion, Dys-
p.lsia. ilioasntss, Billions Fever. lnlamma-
lion OF the Bowels, lles, and all Derange-
mont. Of the internal iscc'a. Warranted to
,ft.ctn posiiiyrc.le Purely Vegetable, CON
tanning no morcary, minerals or deleterioHs
drugs
10 Observe the following symptoms result
ing from Di,Ord RS OF the Digestive organs
CONSERVATION, Inward Piles, ruilnosa of the
Blood in the Head, Acidiiy of the stomach
Nausta. iioutburn, liisgsist Of rood, rullness
or wei ht in the stomach colr ErGctauonS'
Sinking or III Altering a the ! il OF the Stom-
ach. Swimming OF the Head, il"rl1d and
Difficult hrea'Ling, tiuttering at the Heart,
Choking or oahora ing S-H-Hlions when in a
Living oat,ra, l'igntss vi \ zion, Dots OF
Vi chs before tbs sight Fever and D,tl Pain IN
the Head, Deficiency OF PcIS plratiun, cllON-
ness of the Skin aud l4r,s ain in The side
Chest, Limbs, and s,dd II tlu.hes OF Heat
Bur ing in the Flesh.
A few doses of itADWAN'S PILLS will free
the system from al the aboye-named di.or-
dcIs. Price . cents per box, SOLD by ALL
READ "IALsEAND TRUE" Send on,
letter-stamp to HADWAY 4 GO. No. = Maid
en- Lane, \ CIV York. Information worth thous-
anG5 will b sent yoi. jylj-ly-2
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White Leagues, Ku Klux Klans, Pale - -
Faces, and similar secret orders have "
1nuri,hed, sworn to prevent the holding
IF office by their political opponents, Il
whose fair election by the people was not p
not denied.
The ballot box has been forcibly and "
openlv seized and destroyed when known
to contain more Republican than Demo- !
craiic votes.
Churches and school-houses have been !
burned and clergymen and teachers iouI- /
ly outraged. {
Surviving friends found the slaughtered
victims al the Nicksburg massacre, un
buried, being guided to the place by the
foul birds oil prey that circled in the AR
above them. Says one OF the witnesses
F" Where we saw the buZzards hover,
there we found the dead men,"
MAGISTRATES are powerless or Indifferent
iurie. are tainted with the presence upon
them of very outlaws them elves, VII
ue.ses are intmidated and law and justice ,
! are "a mockery.
This reign Of terror inaugurated and
maintained for the sole pulposeoi securing
/ Democratic ascendaucy, has dor Its Work
in mo.tol the Southern States and IN them
thehapless victims OF barbarity are dumb.
In the remaining States the Federal al IN
has now and then been extended III ana 81
the local authorities, IN compliance WIN
the plain provision Of the Constitution OF
the United States Gas originally tramed)'
which nrovides for the national protection
of States against domestic violence.
In the presence of this long-continued
) saturunIia of crime and blood shed, not
2 v'nJd If Democratic rebulle or renon-
.trancn has been heard, Moth or South.
, D..,,..,,r,t. ,,b,n rlocnd unon
4 , 0oulile'l L ,',id aybicit thpir insrnsi-
VIZ and thar Ignorance OF the
, U''',y co,n,nnn riohts of citizens oy testi-
. G,.;,, .hnt "N Northern men are never
|, r,,lir.otnd unless they NEEDLE with poll
tics y They are unable to realize that
ans, citizen of the United States may Sc
- Innt hi. residence in any State or Tori
torv and be a Republican, a, well as an
= n,her nav ben Democratic partisan.
e w.. c,',,,ho~n Democracy ore NOT en-
n u t,hn1n in Tho deadly work we
- S'ENIl - o'il'.'d. hnt n.ithar do they in
.'..t,,,' a. ~ 's1nnrnssinn. They excuse,
Il lo'1 Ii', Wv Xxx and thus encourage
NJ ',,erIv declare that the exten-
= ~ f,.,. f. th,. NEGRO ia lust cause
J. S'o'' "' 'i,'d ,tnt a. thev cnnIot ware
w wa ,i,,,,r, justified in lesortinu
~ assassination.
MI N.,nonn Democracy looll com.
ne ~ y, '''o'' ,h1y All dnring the war.
p'"ceIt'S %'', irriinf.d nv rebel rcverse,
IG mJ Sa "i tbn hin"d Of slauohtered cti
"',p WIZ" ,.n;os alond from the Ground they
sheer ut what they are pleased to cal the
"outnce mill" They have found NJ
cause for complaint against the murder
ers, but when occasionally after long SUI
gerance an attempt has been made By the
oy.,oi 40 az unAnuhtpd constitutional DOW
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POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN,
STATE CONVENTION.
ROOMS OF THE Uxrox REpuDLIcAY

Rooms OF TIE Z NION NEFU blu ~
STATE Central COMMITTEE,
SAN FRANCISCO, April II, 1919.
The UNION REPUBLGCAN voters OF the
State OF California are requested 10 choose
Delegates toaState Convention, to be held
ia The City OF Sacramento on
THURSDAY, JUNE 10th, 1875,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates
for STATE OFFICERS, and for the trans
action Of such other business as snail come
before said Convention.
The apportionment OF Delegates is a
/ follows:
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WEALTH ! BEAUTY !!

Srong ana rr6 Sfe Sp SKIN and Beautiful
Complexion Secured to All.
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! !" !: 4: ] !" !" !. q !: !" !.
-1zsz-ygs>, Has been widely used during
"a E3 the last ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the
Ezi-{sA = treatment of these distressing
~ ~ diseases, and with such unya
-A--l2- 49, Iyng success that It has gained
e the reputation of being iniul-
liblc. The shakes, or chills once broken by
it, do not return until the disease is contracted
again. This has made it an accepted remedy,
and trusted specific, for tho Fever and Ague
of the " est ard Tho Chills and Fevers of the
South.
Ayers Ague Cure cradle tcs the noxous
poison from the systom, and leaves the patient
as well as before the attack. 1t thoroughly
expels the disease so that no Liver Complaint,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dysentcry or Debil
ity follow the care. Indeed, whore Disorders
of the Liver and Bowels have occurred from
Miasmatic Poison, it removes tho cause Of
them and they disappear. Not only is it an
elfcctual cure, but, il taken occasionally by
patients expos d to malaria, it will expel the
poison and protect them from attack Travel
ors ands temporary residents in Fever and
Aguo localities are thus enabled to defy the
disease. The General Debility which is so apt
to ensue from continued exposure to malaria
and miasm, has no spoedier remedy.
For Eiger Complaint it is IN excellent
remedy q
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. &. AVER IL CO.. Lowell. Mass..
E'rGcIfcG! and .saaiyf!ca! Lhsmlisss.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
CRANE ~ BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Agents,
San Francisco, Cal.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

FOR THE SPEEDY RELIEF OF
Fcyprnn 4A2Uc. Intermittent Fever.
dhi+i Fever, steiDi:teDf Fever Abhsno
Assup. Periodical OT Bilious EeVer.
Ac.. a.h fnsee 1 ala the affections
which arise from sHaia~-Ous, aiiiTSa
Or Eal .HsEiE"tic f'OAsOn~,
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Costiveness, J a u n
dice, Dyspepsia. In
digestion, Dysentery,
oul Stomach and
] roath, Erysipelas.
cad ache, Piles,
rheumatism, EruP-
tions and Skin Dis
easos. BilioIsn ass,
Liver Com p lai II t.
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VIZ. SHERMAN, Soorof,,ias
NJ. ID. BoRUCK, '00' '''' '0''
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NEW w Il ED
SEWING MACHTN ELS.
TIE LAST ASEe TEE EESE.

The WEED Sewing Machine Company have
now at last completed their three Stahu"iu
STYLES Of
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Crop Reports.

Richland Beacon The crop pros
pcct continues quite promising.
Brasher News: We notice the
crops along the Acllafalaya and Teche
as far up as Franklin are looking bet
ter than we ever saw them before.
There is more acreage in corn than
for many years, aud the yield will he
from Is to 20 barrels per acre. We
have every reason to believe shat
St. Mary will make larger crop this
year than any year since the war.
Sugar Planter: Crop prospects are
all lovely, tho goose Of anticipation
hangs high and every planter and
farmer looks forward to harvest time
as tho realization Of a horde of green
backs to pay off debts with, plenty Of
spare for a "rainy day"--if anybody
knows what that means in the gen.
eral acceptance of the term. Cotton
is doing magniticently everywhere
Corn is nearly ready to "break" and
the cane crops, with very few exccp'
tons, ready to lay by, while planters
are turning their attention to getting
in wood and putting their sugar
houses in order for the grinding sea.
sou.
Rural Times: Crops are badly in
jurcd by the drought in some parts Of
this parish. A great many, however,
still report their prospects fair.
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P. A. Simmons, the claiment by
grace of Hahn's delicious party, for
mayoralty of our city has reached a
strange end to his string. .:s
He, as we understood the question
in its "weak and pulling" state, was
what was considered as a cred hot"
what you may cali HIM" He made
"a deal fiat failure" as a candidate
for the Legislature and then chopped
III" for a small slice Of the city chick
en- pie. There is ''crust" to all '"rts,
and we are OF the opinion that this
thing will "sour' to some one. ,t.,b
DeVargas was elected by the solid
vote Of the respectable white and col.
'ored tax payers Of this city, the fact Of
which Mr.. Simmons, after being de.
feated by ninety majority, saw fit tc
test in the Kellogg courts. Our peo'
pie submitted to it, but now comes
this "deponent and says things te
numerous to MENTION" and proposes
to "ride i'm rongh handed.
We are of the opinion that it will
be a "rongh handed" game.
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Country Correspondents
MONTGOMERY, la, Aug. 3, 1873.

MONTGOMERY, la, Aug. 3, 1873.
J. II. Cosgrovc, NatchitocI.es, La.
Dear Sir: | scribbled you of q note
last night and mentioned that I would
see parties to-day and write again.
Crops are in good condition a. a
general thing. Corn though will faI!
short on account Of not getting rain
at the time when most needed but
as for cotton, | don't think the farm.
crs Of this section ought to complain.
The Masonic funeral and process
sion of Geo. II. Radisky came off at
Colfax on Sunday, LIST. Montgomery
and Clouticrville Lodges conlpos;n,.
the procession. Everything passed
off quietly and the ceremonies were
quite imposing. went down with
several Others from here. under
stand crops in Winn have been in
iured considerably by the drought.
Nothing new stirring now, and il
any occurs soon, | will post you.
Yours,
Milton A. DUNN.
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Railroad Meeting.

The citizens assembled on Monday
last at the Court House, and upon
motion of Gen. p. "A. Morse, Col. VIM.
NJ. Levy was elected President of the
meeting, and. L. Duplex and ]. II.
Cosgrove, secretaries. The object OF
the meeting was. fully set forth by
Col. Levy and Mr.. Wheelock and
much enthusiasm was manifested by
tue people. !,
The following were named as the
E.es..;ra raaa-a:Aioa, who will soil.
cit aid from the citizens of our parish,
Col. X. E. Burke, ]. E. Keegan, L,
Charlcville, NJ. H. Carver, J. ALI
Prudhomme, Jos. Henry, Sam Par.
sons, H. McClendon, J. ]. Rains, H.
Hathorn, l.. Caspari.
The following resolutions were ad-
opted, after which the meeting I'd.
journed ,r4a ~
Resolved, That wo fully appreciate
the great benefits which will accrue
to our Parish and State in the early
completion Of the New Orleans Paci.
tic Railway" through the Red River
valley, and pledge all the substantial
aid within our .means, toward the
furtherance Of this object, and to this
end call upon our citizens to subscribe
to the enterprise individually. and
upon the Parochial and municipal
authorities ofthe Parish and City Of
Natchitoches to subscribe to the stock
of the company to such extent az a
prudent regard for their ability will
justify.
Resolved, That the chairman of
this meeting do appoint an Executiv q
Committee Of IL members whose duty
it shall be to procure the RICH of way
through tho lands In the Parish for
the route Of the road /; to solicit sub
scriptions from our citizens and urge
upon the parochial and municipal
authorities to subscribe to the railroad
capital stock, ~
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The Daily 'Viuaicstor will be fur
nished at this Office to any party de-
string, AT! At the rate of slS per year
Is cents per week, in advance. % -
The telegraph has done all this for
Us. We have railroad talk T; We have
a telegraph, thanks to Mr.. Davis, and
one thing js a certainty, you really
have a'daily paper.4
Natchitoches is old, very old but
this is : new thing. Let our people
sustain tho Telegraph Company, aud
they willsustain the daily paper.
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fhs"Simmoksi crowd arc composed,
ofAe following select gentlemen ~
TlInan Watkins, colored, Emile Riv-
err; eolosed, WE'D. Harkins, well
aud DIN HaSlsy, the latter is print:
er, and s Young man, who We are sor-,
~ to zee in such bad company. They
pppese to take charge Of this city /;
Dick McTyre is the ronpssd marshal
aud collector Of proposed taxes. Dick,
may marsbala host, but but if b. hs collects 'a
ssen logan il this fight, then We
poFese 10 quit. 81 8. Z
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rNr. Davis, the energetic mana
gG of the Merchants Union Tele-
gnph Company, is pushing his
lin, ahead to Alexandria and be-
low, via Montgomery.
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We note no change in condition
of GRIPS here. In many sections
the brought still prevails. One
locally, we understand, has had
NO rains for four months.
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rapmell, the Saw Mill giant,
comes,p to the support of our new
nte rpise. Lumber will DO sold BY
him cbaper than the cheapest. 10.
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Books for subscription to the New
Otbaus and Pacific Railroad Co., will
he fonnd with Ne Executive Conn
mlltss:, 81. ".
r. +. Rprke, J. +. Keegap, I. Char
leyille,s c. Chaplin, N. H. Carver, J.
As P,uahomns, 1ss. Henry, s.. Par
sYs4H 1lcClsndss, ,. =. Raina; II.
H:.nithornc, Z. Csspsri, and also
with 6. i. Waliusley, Esq. ,I4#,
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It must be remembered that all
subscriptions to tho Railroad are not
donations but what amount 10 ia
ken, represents 80 much stock.
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Have 5he democrats" carried
old Mntucks-that's what we
want 4 know. One telegram tells
us thtt an Hold man had seed the
preacher, and he had told his cole
oman that a soldier had said at
the dgot that the damned
democrats had carried Kintucky
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Dot forget Capt. Dick Sipnott
and lis packets. Enterprise moves
him d the time. See his card in the
Daily y.
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% not forget that IL the Telegraph
Ne owe the impulse Of . daily paper,
COME forward and sustain enterprise;
the telegraph. company and the. daily
Nlndicatof are both new and strange
tlNoes 70 Is old . town as this.
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Who are thsLaw abiding Clti-
ems j?

We have NH talk from the radi-
calls Of this 4, not to say anything
Of the Statelnk AMI file Of that de-
lertabc crols about lawlessness on
tho part ofti:ens, and when we say
citizens, wp not mean the "rag-tag
and bob-ta of the country, but the
white an4olored tr payers; they
are c''ar4 with being white lea
guers, disganizers; men seeking
haman 90; fed upon blood, and
nurturel wh stories Of ''fe fl 70 fun"
But, whtho radical party of this
city atm to subvert laws, it is all
serene! cording to Kellogg and his
sweet ,ented officials, that--we are
sorry tsay does not make it so.
We Q led to these remarks from
the acM Of the fraudulent city gov.
ernmel presided over by P. A. Sim.
mons, Heated; a government crea-
ted byp act of the Hahn house, the
legal ,ndiug of which every one
knows, nd the act under which they
claim 4 right to misrcpresent this
city, lclassed act No. 90, and is
prom"l6cd as Is hw, with the sham
New VI Governors signature linn
itation BY call it. As if any ac'
from thIAahn House had even sig.
nifcanca
This abr we have carried to the
courts; hyor. DeVargas represents
the rEort, and he proposes to abide
by the dassion Of the Courts. Blu
should NJ, Simmons attempt to in
stall his Aimed city officials withou
awaiting hat legal decision, then
We propo, to meet the question fair
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p"'soniag OK or spring Is ali a lie.
that Lee, Ike = coward. wants ;,
throw al! tic blame on the Byron L, ~
dams. Judge Bonrman charged H..
jury this afternoon. '
Memphis, Aug. 2-Signal sc,v;.,
reports overflow inevitable. R;s;,.
rapidly with heavy river and sweIl;rss
at st Louis. Rains c:erywh.fe. rs
hope for the planters in the Nissis
sippi bottom. Alarm prevails. AM,
crops, now never better, will all w. .
Cincinnati, Aug 3 An river, i; i,
the interior reported out of Their
banks. Heavy rains through Tho
country. Western part. Of the tity
submerged. Water three to four feet
deep.
St. Lonis, Aug. 2.-Rains continue
heavy. Thermometer fell to GO de-
degrees. All principles railroads from
this damaged OK submerged SO that
trains cannot run. Missouri, Misas.
sippi, Illinois; all rivers rising rapid.
~. Crops Of all kinds sustained grea.
injury.
Memphis Ang, 3. - Latest from
above dispel all hope of averting a
general overflow. Murcury fell last
night rapidly this morning stood at
81. Such was never known before.
Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 3.-Raius
continue All streams higher than
ever know before. r.
New York, Aug Brains prevail
all through the North: Streams over.
flowed. Crops greatly damaged.
Cincinnati, o., Aug. 5-River las
risen four feet at littsburg and Louis
vile. The Mississippi rose nine in.
c!les at St. Louis and one foot At
Cairo where it is three and a half feet
above danger line. .ct
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Fdl report of the railroad subscrip.
tions will be issued in to.morrow's
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''Mr. Wolfson has been appoint.
ed Post Master at Graphs Bluff.

Come forward, andl Esaew.yopr
subscriptions to the udioato r.,i
-.s}stss ta.ss. ss's5sfs ~. ..a0H..I u
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TAKE NOTICE.
McCoops store will he open eve.
ny morning to sell Texas -four.
Come ant see q home man do a
live busihss. 9''." ''''" 'S
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,tohpJ. Herbert, is OR duly aathori
zed travelling agent, .. o..
Notice to Contributors.

observation-disclosures will be published
unless accompanied by the authors real
name. Bnt one side Of tho sheet to be
written upon when sent to us for inser-
tom go, - s.g 80
Articles to DO short and to the point,
to lave attention.
These are our rules and they unst be
strictly adhered to. ~ '-'
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Railroad Meeting.

Railroad meeting yesterday was
quite enthusiastic.
We append the proceedings and
hope our people wall come up in a
liberal manner to the support of this
enterprise. "aof ,:a@ s'a:%:
So far the cash subscribers arc as
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One ching mastbe distinctly UNDER
stood, that al sub criptions to this
Railroad Company will lie paid in
stock shares by the company, and
onr thing that can be utilized in it's
construction will I've recelveu. Msut,
corn, cross.ties, labor, &C.. &c. Sup.
pose those who have. none Of these
come forward and put up their Eli lands,
from 50 to 500 acres, as many can do,
and the railroad is q certainty II So
Fail now and We fail eternally. y
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Leais Bossier was elected by the
ruusp, unlawfdl-white league, law
lets wei we do not know what to
sar + CIV Treasurer, aud, ho, most
emphatically. dsclines to accept.
I;duis Bossier is q Young man, true
ana tfied,, tonrtatfon cannot win him,
anJ xe sincerely hope cur people will
faraiah him tie way thathe may earn
lit'btead.' q cot .9e 3
rhsy-snl when we say they /! we
mean the .''other .sside,n' believe-.n,'o'
they danut, Int; they hope for aIhigh
Conservative, chin music 'campmguiiui
B7$ a.i.e ! f,s4 " 1aa ,sflt'
Hunt, Myers, and those VIII, are
really the Eespeeta6lhy4 Of the radi-
eat party IN this section, arc fine food
for ahigh morality campaign. . ~
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