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first victims in that excitement. When
Prince Joinville had bombarded the fort
ress of Mogador, in 1874 the Jews of that
city have been fearfully maltreated. The
same scenes of pillage and violence
could now take place in the whole do
main of Morocco. The Christians had
already fed from the country, and the
helpless Jews had also to seek their
safety in flight.
The nearest place of refuge was Gil
braltar Thither the Jews of Tangier
and Mogador escaped On October Both,
1859, the French subjects who lived at
Tetooan, and the Israelites of that city
who were under the protection Of the
French, could leave that place in a
French vessel which stood under the
command of Mr.. Nahon, the vice consul.
But the great majority Of the Jews of
Tetooan, who had no vessel at their dis
posal were compelled to remain in the
city, a prey Of the gravest dangers
When the reports Of the outbreak OF
war reached the city Of Rabbat, on Oc-
tober 81, the British consul, Mr. Ben
tata, who was Jew, had to save him
self by dia' ats.and hs-ssos.lasa-lssvrs beer
massacred by the mobs if it had not been
for the protection which Mr.. C. de La
roche, the French consul of that city
has extended him. At the end of that
year there were about 4, 800 Jewish refu-
gees of Morocco at Gibraltar, Algesiras
and Tarifa. Another portion Of the
Jewish population passed the eastern
frontiers in smaller numbers, seeking
safety in Algeria. The privations of
those poor refugees were immense; they
suffered hunger and cold. The public
charities have done their best for them.
General VIM John Codrington, the
English commander of Gibraltar, re-
ceived the refugees very kindly He
lodged them in sort of encampment,
distributed among them clothes and
coverlets, and gave them daily rations
of fresh bread Thanks to the initiative
he had taken, committee of hel lp was
created at Gibraltar, and another one
organized at London, through the
Board of Deputies whose presiding
officer was Sir Moses Montefore. The
central and the district consistories of
France and Algeria have issued appeals
to the public generosity. Subscriptions
were opened and assistance came from
all parts; from France, England, Tunis,
America, the Antilles, Cape Colony, and
even from China The sympathies of
Christians were as ardent in behalf of
the unfortunate, as those of the Jews
The Christians of the Isle Of Wight sent
their subscriptions to London, The Pre-
feet, the Priests, and the Protestant
ministers of Algeria took active part in
making collections in behalf of the refu-
gees. Especially in Spain, that classical
land of religious fanaticism, it appeared
as though all the hatred of old against
the Jews had vanished. The Bishop of
Gibraltar was one of the first who had
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well-being of the Jews of Morocco after
the warwas to end in so far at least that
the refugees should be enabled to return
to their native land without fear. He
was supported by the French and Eng
lish Ambassadors at Madrid The Mar
shall, however believed that it would be
impossible to insert such clause in the
treaty of peace, but he promised that he
and the other Spanish functionaries
would do all they can for the safety of
the Jews of Morocco, and that he would
speak in their favor to the Sultan. In
June 18th, Albert Cohn was at Seville,
from whence he proceeded to Gibraltar
and then to Tangier and to Tetooan. He
was assisted in his mission by the French
and English Ambassadors and function
aries Through their aid he was enabled
to see Muley Abbas, the brother of the
Sultan of Morocco, and to request of
him the favor of proposing to the Sultan
the following measures:
l. That precise instructions be given
to the Pasha of Tetooan, that the Jews
Of that city should suffer no persecution
on. account untafs4the4iaaiaentsrw@ficft af af ~have'
transpired during the Spanish occupa-
ton.
2. That the Emperor should issue an
order to all the Pashas of the interior,
that the Jews of their respective cities
be treated with humanity and justice.
3. That the Emperor should protect
the Jewish schools of his domain; and
4. That two unfortunate lsraelites
who, having been condemned for BIAS
phemy had been imprisoned in Fez, the
one since fifteen years and the other
since eighteen months, be restored to
liberty.
Albert Cohn enjoyed the happiness of
seeing all these proposals adopted. The
two imprisoned Israelites were pardoned.
On August Goth, the Pasha of Tangier
announced to the Jews that strict orders
had been received that the Jews Of Te
tooan should not be held responsible after
the war for anything which had trans
pired in that city during tie Spanish
occupation. The refugees of Morocco
gradually returned to their native land,
and peace and security was re-estab-
| I;cboJ ~, tbo+ domain
On July 18th, Albert G ohm returned
to Gibraltar. From thence he went to
Oran, accompanied by Mrs. Albert Cohn.
Mr.. Cremieux and Mr. Narcisse Leven
were also in Algeria at that time, and
contributed greatly to sustain the cour-
age of the poor refugees. Albert Cohn
has left for the unfortunate the sum OF
1000 fir. From Oran he went to Mos
cara. Mostaganem and Algiers and then
he embarked for France. Hardly had he
arrived home, when the events of Syria,
narrated in the 10th chapter, seemed to
call him away from home on new mis-
sion, and found him ready with his devo-
ton to the welfare of his brethren to ac-
cept the new call.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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A Fairer Land Somewhere.
BY f. w. GODFREY.

When evening shades begin to darken
The crimson clouds so bright,
When night-birds sing their mournful songs
And day turns into nighl,
/ love to watch the twilight darken,
And gaze on clouds SO fair,
For then l wonder if there is
A fairer land somewhere.
Beyond the crimson clouds so fair.
Beyondsa jasper sea.
In fancy's picture, bright and rare
Another land [ see;
And as gaze upon the scene
I see the wanderer there;
So real it seems, know there is
fairer land somewhere.
-Udr. Mag.
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The war which broke out betweel
Spain and Morocco at the end of thu
year 1859, has led Albert Cohn on an
other tour to Africa.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-11
Knights Of Pythlas.

m Sa' Very daesaR 2:a.y, .. .s, I 9
O'Clock, at the Gastie III
Downey Block. All sojourning Kni1 IN
IN good standing are cordially 1nViiS1 ~
G. E. MILES, X. OF II. s.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-11
Or. Chin Quong Tin.

OFFICE-Corner Los Angeles and a r.
cadia streets.
n1-Cures all kinds of diseases.
once hours from . to II A. M. and from
2 to s and to9P. ap30tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-11

..e1Ex6x.. REGULAR MEETINGS hean
On the Second Aad 1s9r1k
w. YTUESDAY6 of each nou6 n
r. II. Sojourning Paas3-
ted to attend. - ~
B. MARxsEN, Scribe.
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X. ID. WISE, NJ. d.

HFFICE IN CARD0NA BLOCK, Los
~ Angeles, Cal, nearly opposite Court
House. HB-DIsEAsEs OF FEMALES A
SPECIALITY. AUS
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j. Bechtinger, NJ. D.,
(OF VIENNA

tOr V lLNN1AiD
physician TO THE ITALIAN IN
dependent and French M. b. Socie-
ties. Oculist OF the French Hospital in
San Francisco. Ali chronic obstinate
cases and operations on the eyes attend
ed 10,
OFFICE = No, 704 Sacramento street,
corner of Kearny. Residence-SE. cor.
ner Mason and Pacific streets, San Fran
cisco. oc3 ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-11
Mare stealing D.vtt"pch.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 10lh.-
Stealing has been discovered in
another branch of the city govern
ment. The Board of Education
has been looking after Mr.. Duffy,
storekeeper of the Board. and find
that he has been converting proper.
ty of the Department to his own
use to q considerable extent. The
amount of his pilferipg has not yet
been ascertained. An inves,iga-
ton is progressing informally.
The Ant.. fkenrney Mea Not Dis.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-11
Or. Joseph Kurtz

Has removed his Office TO No. 80 MAIN
STREET, over Dotter Bradley's Furni-
turc store.
Office Hours-From 10 to IL, 4 TO 6 and
to 0. Residence-Buena Vista street.
myltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-11
DIR. l.. MCGUIRE,

Physician and Surgeon
OFFICE-Rooms No. 9 and 7, Lanfran-
20 Block, Main street. Residence-204
Main street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Office Hours-FLom 9 to IL A. NJ. and 2 to
and to P NJ. apl2tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-11
Morning kilograms.


SAN FRANCISCO, May 10th. The
following are the passengers for
Los Angeles by steamer Orizaba,
which sailed at GA. NJ. o-day:
Mrs II F Stevens, L M Stone and son,
Mrs Wilkins, 2 chill l Molyreaux,
dren and infant, VIM Streat,
Altchul, VIM Welfelt and wife,
Mrs l. l. Perkins, Mrs Jones and two
Il s Hedrick, daughters,
Mrs Carr, Miss smith,
Rev Gibbons, Major Walsh,
JIG Holden.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-11
The Bankrupt Repeal Eli.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-When
the Senate took up the Bankrupt
Repeal bill, Thurman said that, if
his amendment making the repeal
take effec: Septe mber 1st were de-
feated, then he would make the
time August 1st. He thought the
people liked preparation for the re-
peal. White and Beck favored re-
peal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-11
Or. n. S. Ciberson,
Physician and Surgeon

Office and Resldence-l33 SPRING ST.
below Turnverein Hall, Los Angeles.
apl0-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-11

,s>as1eS11li Regular meeting held a.
"WEDNESDAY 1VEaINn ~
each week at TX o,eIoof. = Z
tourning brethren in 80
standing are cordially invited.
]. w. BARD, n. q.
A. FRANK, r. 8. s
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PHYSICIANS.
J, HARMON. NJ. D.,

COUNTY HYSICIAN
IOOOMS Q & IL, LANFRANCO BLOCK.
IN Residence Downey Avenue, East
Los Angeles, near the end of street rail-
way.
Office hours from 10 to IL A. M; from ! to
iPM ap2O.tf
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hiday, January 4tll, 1875
Sheri6'S Sale.

Leroy Templeman } No. 26O6. In Dis
vs.. trict Court of Bossier
n Gilmer, ct ais. Parish, La.
2ysirtae of writ of teri facias issued in the
above named suit, aud to me directed.
have seized and shall proceed to sell at pub
s.action to last and highest bidder, at the
WsGlLMER PLANTATION, on Red River,
he parish of Bossier, La, within the legal
san Of sale, on Saturday, the 5th day of
sauafy, A. D., 1878. the following described
lfDnal property, to-wit: 100000 pounds OF
q cotton, more or less, IA bales cotton, about
sssas cotton seed, about 200 bushels corn, a
ct fodder, one four-quarter wagon, and
aaa lot of bagging and ties. All seized as the
sspcrty of the defendant, 7 NJ. Gilmer, and
y sold to pay and satisfy said writ.
basement.
Deeember 18th, 1877.
JOE. b. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Fer w. H. HILL, Deputy.
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For Lease.

|WM be leased at public auction, on the
~, place, to the last and highest bidder, on
seanesdsy, the 9th day of January, 1878, for
af inS, the FARM belonging to the success
IN o. K Allen and M. j Morris, both dec d.
ler,ns of Lease-Lessee to give bond and
vent security, according to law, for all i'm
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o. said farm, and for the prompt payment
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sn nf ans s sap o%
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LAURA A. SORRELS,
ELIJAH D. SORRELS,
Admrs. of sue X. A. and NJ. j. Morris.
uecember "a, 1877.
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his
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mark.
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81" JASPER Ky RAWLS.
mark.
his
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mark.
T. D. WILLIAMS.
Recorder and Elk -officio Notary Public.
| thereby certify that have examined the
| within act of corporation and approve the
| same.
| M THOMAS M. FULLER,
| District Attorney 18th District, La.
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SHREVEPORT, LA.
Charter Of
MOUNT CANAAN CHURCH,
or BELLEVUE, La.

OF 'DELLEt CIL, Ls<d.t
STATE OF LOUISIANA, . aH
PARISH OF BossIER. ) ut saNsN.M as.H
ne it remembered that on this day before
- me, Toney DOCK Williams, Recorder and
ex .officio Notary Public in and for tho parish
of Bossicr aud Stale aforesaid, duly elected,
commissioned aud sworn, came and appeared
in their own proper persons, Cicero Afford,
Anatin Lewiston, fired Thomas, Nelson stan
cit, Robert johnson, Jasper Rawls and VIM.
Dennis, who declared to me, said Notary, that
they avail themselves of the powers, rights
ard privileges conferred by the statutes of the
State of Louisiana relative to the organization
of corporations in this State, they do by these
presents form, organize constitute and FOUND
corporation for The objects and purposes as
shall hereafter he enumerated and set forth,
and TO that end they do hereby form and con-
stitute themselves into body corporate. to be
| called the Mount Canaan Church Of Bellevue,
| having its domicile at said town of Bellevue,
| Parish and State aforesaid; said Church to be
| held as a place of worship, for the use OF the
| ministry and membership of the Colored Meth
| oiist Episcopal Church in America. The Off
GERS of the corporation shall consist Of Prest-
dent, Secretary and Treasurer. who shall be
elected annually by the stockhOiders-each
share of five dollars emitting the holder to one
| vote. All citations shall be served on the
| President The amount Of capital stock shall
be Ave hundred dollars, and whenever one
half of said amount shall have been paid in,
the operation shall proceed to purchase,
make aud repair building for the purposes
therein contained. The Directory shall con-
sist of the incorporating herein, with the
powers TO GIT all vacancies that may occur in
said Board OF Directors; and shall have full
powers to make, purchase, and do anything
they NAV deem necessary to carry out the oh.
: ject of the Corporation, which shall exist for
, the term of twenty-five Years from this date
In testimony of all which have caused the
parties to sign hereto their names, togethe!
with the subscribing competent witnesses and
me, said Notary, on this 18th day Of October
: A. D.. 1877. tt-aF
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Bossier Parish.
sl,eriG's Sale.

4 .,.,l L. COL No. $3.50.
Septsh In District Court,
" and p. Bossier Parish, Lou
1 sI,ssa'nedy. isiana-
- If a writ of fieri facias issued in
dfue - 20 named suit and to me directed,
% au and will proceed to sell at public
aseiassa = and highest bidder, at the Court
.own OF Bellevue, La, within the
in Ins sale. on the lst Saturday, the
pufsxs Tebruary, 1873, the following
~ nroperty, to W.T.;
oThssst anarter of northwest quarter,
soi.rter of northwest quarter and
j'es. q.marter of northwest quarter OF
stss Southeast quarter OF northeast
sonthwest quarter of southwest
~ .s..t;on IS. Southwest quarter and
~ nor,bwest quarter of section Is.
" o. s.srter and north half of southeast
tsa south vest quarter of southeast
III sDd aast half of northwest quarter of
All in township 20, range 10, con
IN acres, more or less. ana known RS
Su;silt and Burnt Hill place.
H. south west qnartor OF section l.
W. quarter of northeast quarter, south
..sr Of northeast quarter, northeast
fsouthwest quarter, southeast quar-.
nM TN Vest quarter, southwest quarter OF
quarter, northwest quarter OF south
xsr and northeast quarter OF southeast
W. .sctiou IS. The northeast quarter
70 Northwest quarter OF southwest
sslp y .action IL. Southwest quarter of
a.Ss ouarter and southeast quarter oil
49, .1rarter of section Is. All in town
.ass ID containing COS acres, more OF
nj Known as the Defendants cottage
~ ,.rt of Old Bee Bend Plantation
srMrs M. G. Kennedy, on partition OF
~ Cilmers succession, to-wit-one
~ aid Mace in value, viz: 469 b5-iot
r. the northern portion of said tract
- at the northwest corner OF section
..tsn.hiD 10, range l3, and running south
e..i lection line So chains and 30 links
no,th 89o 10y east 80 chains and Is links
Ssncdary line of said section: thence
sss .sst boundary SO chains and "A links
zion corner; thence south s,0 iU wes'
ssSinnins. Said tract now known Al
/. ~ Bend Plantation.
Sss;d above described lands situated II
.r.h of Bossier, La, aud seized as thu
"a At the defendants, aud to be sold t.
II satisfy said writ-say the sum
Al besides interests and costs.
M of .Saie-Cash, with benefit OF ap
.msnt. Act of sale at expense OF pur
sIkyue, La, Nov 8, 1877.
JOE. B. ONEAL. Sheriff.
Per w. H. HILL, Deputy.
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|yoTICE OF ELECTION.

HAyE received the following official com
suairation from the Governor of the State:
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Il EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
h 1neal. ESQ, Sheriff of the Parish of
/ nosser:
WEREAS, / have been officially informed
N Death Of Hon. Salnnel Thomas, late
sMrOf the House of Representatives III
esncral Assembly Of this State from the
~ of B0ssier. r
m. therefore, l, Francis I. Nichols, Cover
4 the State Of Louisiana, have thought
=, 10 issue this writ OF election directing
he said sheriff, to cause all election to he
lon day to be named by you, in order to
Nv the vacancy existing IN the House OF
lssentstiyes Of said parish, said election
Il conducted and the returns thereof TO be
" rccording to law.
Mhtestimony whereof have hereuntO afti X
n signature and caused the seal of the
*ste be hereunto affixed, at the city of New
|ssas, the twelfth day OF December, 10 the
y Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
SEVENTY seven and the one huDdredth and
,ad year Of the independence of the United
aa ..-....
BY tie Governor.
FRANCIST. NICHOLS.
h. A. STRONG, secretary of state.
} D obedience to the above proclamation
pby giye notice that an election for Repre-
,iative from the parish of Bossier, to fill the
king vacancy, will be held at the different
Hing places in the several wards, on
fiday, January 4th, 1878
n followipu are the nollipU nlnreS in th,
kMfsl wards aud precincts:
Ward atkins Landing.
Ward 2-BentOn.
Ward 3-Red Land. ..r
Ward 4-Bellevue.
Ward 5-Mims' School House,
krd 6-Collinsburg.
Nud 7-Rocky Mount. ll
lad S-Canes. ......
esnmissioners and officers of election ar
xied TO conduct the election and make n
~ thereof in the manner required by Law
J.B ONEAL, sheriff.
Aerifs Office, December 20, 1877.
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AVE received the following official COM
supieation from the Governor of the State:
STATE OF LOUISIANA. I
Il EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. !
Il ()naal. ESQ, Sheriff of the Parish of
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T am prepared to do a frstc Liv e.
L cry Business of all kind, day or M2l
night My stables are the best IN O' ~
hreveport, being lately repaired and
retitted Those favoring me with their patron
age are guaranteed satisfaction. vl6-n42