The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-27
:, lsI1EANS sLtNDA YsAUG Jsr u, 1876 vs.
supposed to- be burnt III the b1flatHg
No s,'spielons and nobody ht,rtp 81 giF
We hope 10 carry DeHotp now. f. q
NORTHERN oi11zErs.
? fCbhfjdenttat.1 :

| NOHTHERN CJTIEEFs,
! Y" ly9 =" tCohHdentia11 i'li7 F. 'yp'
/ From strictly reliable source, ",
letrn 1T tho perpsttatioh fbf one of vi,
gt6ssest and bloodiest outra9es on d
lditisen Of Northern birth. This gentle
man had borrowed q neigbboring plant.
Sr's horse apd started on Tor Yefmil
awake the planter and tell him abou,
ljt, and so he rode on. Intending to send
the horse back BY. q negro. with bis
| thinks.
I When but n few miles from town. II
being then the dreaty hour Ut midnight,
ne whs set up by gang of bloody
desper8does and white leaglers,. fellsd
from his horse, beaten, bruised, then
carried TO ono side and given thousand
blows with COW. hide. and finally his
tongue cut of. and he deliberately
skinned alive by these inhutnan flends
Not satisfied with this, these monsters
dragged him, pleading and entreatiog
for mercy. 10 " neighboring tree, and
slipping moose around his neck. hung
him. Such Is the fate that every North.
erB citizen who visits Louisiana may
expect.
N, b. You cnn use the above. I can
testify to ite truth. for / am the man
hung. They did not exactly kill me.
but my bones are mighty sore. Can
not you get me some other parish to
run inp don't like the people out
here. Besides. they know no English.
PRAIRIE Bird.
~ .4tt COME DOWN. l asfvI
taI l.-aa CoNooRDrA. Aug. az.
Doar n. P.--1'ell Education Brown
! want that *tb or his name comes down
from tho top Of my paper. ! am In
Barnest, by @, and IT he docs not
come down I will show him up in his
frue character IN a carpet bag jamaica
niger. sr-II 4al f7 tdH.s
/ will put your outrage In next weeks
Russdrd, and locate IL in Feliciana.
By.the.by, who worked II up2 Charlie
Il. wasn't ~ always knew he was n
,oet. The FeIioiana papers can locate
Mt Natchitoehes, and the Natehitpehes
,apers Ia Livingston, SO that al parts
II the state can be represented
Pay no attention to those who say
hat have gone over to the Democrats |
'ecause print, Democratic editorials
N my outsides inside 1 am true
H. IL not true that /
ave written to the Democratic Central
asking for money. on the
round that ! was Democratic and that
~ wicked partner wrote the Radical
tlitorials.
What do you think Of the enclosed
ditorial ? IL appears In our paper nert
eek. Get 1t In the Republican II you
m. -
EplroR Of the Concordia Buszayd.
SEVERE WINTER.
The terrible severity, the awful bleak
ess of n Northern winter has produced
| health. violent colds and catarrhs |
noDg our brave boys In blue who no
alorouwly gave up their lives upon tho !
loody tields Of the war to stitle the foul 3
ydra ut detnoniacal rebellion. We
link u only just, only proper that their :
,mfort should be- looked to now. Let \
orthern country but for u few months q
least, October and November, sent 10 y
ny with their brethren Of tho South,
Louisiana. As soon as they o
% rectiperated they can return with o
Dewed vigor to face the tomahawk and n
alping knife OF the savage. Specially n
, we counsel this for our negro troops .
no, born and enured TO u Southern 81
ine. can 80 little stand cold and I,hysi. !,
j discomfort Let them be with MS IN i,
ovembcr. = Concordta BuxSord dug, rs. y
..It ARMY. ORDERS. t,.ii.. al +
etcral O1ticr No. 26--7O Col. -----. o
Commanding al Colfa.r. ,,a !.
Have two companies Of troops ready q
ovcnber 5th, with rations for three W
.ys, to march on the Rapides and q
rant Parish polls. Send Go. X, sth
$. Cavalry. to marlborough. Hold
@ rest Of the troops In readiness for
arching orders. r,
s. B. PACKARD,
u. y. Marshal, "
Republican Candidate for Governor, u
And eI00icio Commander-in-C Chief p
the United States Army and Navy ia q,
'uisiana. i