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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02
Soi;,;fy Officers Bonds

10 tie c,lior Of the Alexandria Ga:cits:
You arc misinlormcl in regard 10 y1ur e1i-
total nbont Mr.. $. b. Cc7bett going Oh seven
teen bail bonds. in justice 10 Mr.. Corbolt
make The true statement. Mr.. Corbet"s pro.
pcrly is assessed for sll, 500 10 hss n mort
gage running for two years. from March Isl,
1872, to March 1T, 1851. for 81 ECO
The following is q correct list OF Mr. Corbetrs
bonds:
II. Holmes. Com. Of Rcvonun. 8 3 GtL
d. y. CCrbett, Sheriff, 10 Cox
Randolph Bates, Constable. G,O
Il. Is. PIN. Bosrd Sup's, CO
Ben. Austin. ClGy; County Court, III n.U
VIVA. H. Butter, 80
Other sureties, 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02

More failures are reported 10 Eoglanj.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02

nR- desire 10 return my hearty thsnk3t'
the ladies and gentlemen who go kindly took
charge Of me and dressed my wounds at thc hro
on Monday night. w. 4. CRcCksTr :,
II Hydrsulon Steam Fire Engine u"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-16
State liens.

The n, O. CRY Item recently con.
tanned the following paragraph in
sneaking Of the death Of Glendy
Burke:
Glpndy Burke, whose sudden death
has just been chronicled. waa one NJ
the merchant princes OF New Or
leans thirty-five or forty years ago.
II was, we believe. in the year lAl
that he made a bet Of $50 600 with a
large country planter on the total OF
the cotton crop OF that season. Mr..
Burke lost the bet and paid the mon.
ey promptly out of his then royal
revenues. Since then he has been
reduced to the very verge Of want.
The Coltax Chronicle says: The
t1rst bale OF new cotton il brought
forward again this year by Mr.. G. A.
Piersop, OF Natchitoches parish, ,iv-
ing w Cane river, about two miles
from colfax. The cotton was gipped
Thursday. August 7th. aud the new
bale turned out about 3 o'clock in
the evening. Mr.. Pierson informs US
tnat ne was none too soon with his
bale. as Mr.. r Grant, on the point
Opposite this place, had his gin hum.
ming away briskly, and turned a
bale Of the fleecy staple two hours
later the same afternoon.
The DeSoto Democrat eays: TIE
fact that the Caterpillers have made
their appearances In almost every
portion OF this parish can no Longer
be denied. Mcesrs. Walter johnson.
J. P. McElroy and Geo. II. Suther
lin assure us that they are very
abundant on their cotton, averaging
five or elk to the stalk in some places
10 the field. During the past week
We have heard dozen or more farm.
ers cay that they have made their
appearance.
Mollie Barn, an old negro woman
on DR.. Allison's place In this parish
ls thought to be over one hundred
years Of age. She has been blind
Tor a number OF years; and receives
lifty dollars per year from the parish.
She has no immediate relatives hav.
ing outlived three generations.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-16
Various Editorial Topics.

Charles Fechter. the great dramat.
ic and melo.dramatic actor. died At
his home in the village Of Rich|and
Centre. Bucks County. Penn. Au.
gust 4th.
Mr.. Thompson Is a coiored citizen
OF Louisiana. The other night two
white men stole bis horse. Instead
OF sitting down under his loss. or
writing to a Republican Congress
man. or emigrating to Kansas, Mr..
Thompson got some Of his colored
nefghbors together. trailed the
thieves, ambusbed them, shot one
ofthem dead, and got back his horse.
When he and his neighhors were ar.
rested for the killing, the Judge, a
white Democrat, promptly discharg-
ed them. And all this happened in
Louisiana!
A farmer found q board placed so
as to cover an opening 10 hillside
at Raynham, Mass. Removing the
board and crawling through the
aperture, he entered an underground
room, which was neatly boarded on
all sides, and contained all the ar.
paratus necessary for making coun-
terfeit coin. The spot was a seclud.
ed one in the woods, remote from
roads and pathways, and the secret
would not have been discovered il
the wind had not blown covering
Of leaves from the board. The room
proved to be the workshop Of several
young men OF good reputation. who
had never been suspected OF counter.
feiting; yet they had used it for
years.
Deaths hand has been laid very
heavily upon the young King of
Spain during the past few months.
On the 2sth OF June. 1878, died his
young Queen Mercedes; on the 22d
Of August, 1873. his mothers mother.
Queen Christina. This year his
Queens elder sister, the Duke of
Montpens'er's only unmarried
daughter, who. 1t was generally be.
lieved, would succeed her sister on
the Spanish throne, has been follow.
ed to the grave by his own sister, the |
Princess Maria del Pillar. Indeed. |
almost without exception Of late the
archer who cloves q shining mark"
has bent his fatal bow against the
younger scions OF royalty in Europe,
having apparently forgotten all
about the existence OF their hale
and hearty grandparents and great.
The Oldest OF the
has lived to mourn the
youngest OF the Bonapartes.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-16
Unloading o. Issue.
IN. Y. Times. Rep.1

Its obviously an error to say that
We are called upon to consider the
prospect Of q new rebellion. or IA
combat either the theory or the
threat ofsecession. The South has
no svowed intention Of trying over
again on tho battle. field the contest
which it wsged 60 obstinstely and
lost 80 hopelessly. Nor is there any
Indication 10 thespeeches or condu r.
OF the Southern leaders Of snv secret
intention Of this kind. As q thinp NJ
the past. the abstract right Of seces.
sion finds its advocates occssionallv
Il would he strange II It did not
Men who have periled their lives ~
. cause naturally defend its insfice1
and the majority Of the Democratic
representatives Ia Congress ara ~
THE class but It seems to IA tho w. y.
treme Of folly to imagine that snv
considerable number Of men of r..
d9ence and authority 10 th., Son '
contemplate % possible the nrscticsi
reeooeetton OF tho right Of aecsssion'
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-16

Two Of tho delegates to the Con.
oeitutaooal Convention from this par.
I'd, With whom We have conversed ,
1aNe taken. IN our opinion. q wise, Il
patriotic view Of the debt settlement.
We a)lude 70 tho Hon. Messrs. Gun.
o1Dgham and Ponder.
Although tho settlement was not
ssch ~ they desired, they arc Of the
epinion It Was the best that could be
hamed upon which q majority Of
Democeats could be united. The
unity Of tho party is In their opinion
q tho most vital consideration, and
. preserve Il, this settlement should
- eodorsed. So long a. the debt
Somains On issue. division In the De.
nocsacy = possible. nay, probable,
Aeooe the imperative necessity Of
removing ct once and forever this
0ssas cause Of contention. To that
ed they unhesitatingly approve the
adoption Of tho ordinance.
11b ~ endorsc most heartily. for
- reason that Il accords fully with
on v'ews. and 10 have no doubt the
oDanioos oe these Two gentlemen will
y ssoeeslly endorsed throughout
the parish.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-16
STOP TIE THIEF!
$50 REWARD.
IRv1vr's Tor Rp,n

1Rv1NE's Toll BRIDGE, !
Caddo parish, La. Aug. 4, 1879. /
CTOLEN from my place 12 IN les west
of Shreveport. on the night of July
3lst, one sorrcll mare 6 years old. ii
hands high, one hind leg white half up
to her hook. No marks or brands, very
short gated and gentle. She is very
fine formed nag, can run very fast for a
quarter Of q mile. The party snspccte,
as thief, is white man about 90 years
old and very course featured, no beard.
and dresses very common. He weighs
about leo pounds, lose built, awkward in
action, stovenly in dress, wears hair
which is sandy, cut short his complee.
ton is rather dark, as if sunburned. He
has large feet and large hands. He is
thought to be an escaped Texas convict
] will give the above reward for the
mare and the thief.
Aug. l6-4t. TIP. IRVINE.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-16
The Issue.

"Compiete the revolution Of 1860
1865 bv
II. Formally changing the name
OF this Republic to America.
~" Advocating 40 much ot the
constitution IT what was the United
States as conflicts with National 40.
ltdartty. For example. such clauses
as recognize the Individual depart.
ments as States; that give to each
State two Senators irrespective OF
population: that give to each State
one and only one vote, In case q
Presidential election Is thrown into
the House; that permit each State to
adopt 9 constitution OF it's own: that
recognize State courts; that intibit
the National Executive and MA C.bi.
net from reviewing so.called State
legislation.
3 BY abroeating all State consti.
tuttons, and granting to the prcytno ,.
es or departments thus created
charters, under which tho citizens Of
each department might transact their
business.
w.CuuVIsluB Cu6TJ0TS 1rOO
t1oee rebellious States that forclbly
resisted the revolution of lS6O-65.
=. BY tnaugurating Grant into the
American Presidency March 1. 1881.
and Keeping him 10 the presidential
chair I'LL tho nation "a cons0lidated.
This would complete the reyolu.
t1on, and the Stalwarts will never
rest until they have accomplished
their glorious work."
The above extract from the Lemars
6ENT1NEL. published In Iowa, Il 10
strict line with modern republican.
Ism. and Is the true issue between
lovers Of Constitutional liberty and
those bent on consolidation.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-16

The New OF leans DrxocRAr very
properly deprecates the clamor Of
city journals against DR.. Chopin
oad Board Of Health Of that city.
The TINES and ITEM are doing more
70 wall New Orleans In from tho
country eide With q rampant Of shot
Runs. than oil the yellow fever which
has yet occurred In that city.
1fthe TINES and ITEM thinks the
country sections do not believe in
quarantine. they will have ''convin.
chg logic" should they keep up the
Strain INDUCED In for the past three
months.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-16
FOR saloon EASYrrn,

xd ,st A lot on sibley street, in II. ~.
"a. A house and lot corner Secona ~
81. A tract Of land on Clear L.rs1 ~ a's:i
sth. \ " " on Old river A,s.,.. VI
l6t acres. "'p ~ M
9th. A tract Of land on Rcd ,;r., :,
above by lands Of W. W. Brea,e,l. :! Gsi
Payne. and below by G. W. Norss ~ sae
'th. Fonr lots in the town Of Gr.,!xs
designated as lots %. 81, 50, 50, Ais.t
ground in the town Of Natchi,oh.s 4
tract OF land, being Rio Hondo CHI" ! y
cont aiming 339 ~. 100 acres. "
sth, \ tract OF land in township "A ~.
containing 500 acres 'Sf
9th A tract Of land in township !, -
and township IL, range 5, contaipin, ~
acres. ''"E
10th. Also an undivided one.thira 4, !.
known az the Boyce place, cont,ia,'.a
acres, being section II and u.
nth. A honse and lot on Jackso, l.
Ugh. A lot of ground on jackson So,.s.
oash. A tract Of land in townahins S y
.; known a. claim Sc, containing Sa ,,,s y
MEYER WEIS IN
Apply to L. CAsPtN
June 14.-6m.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Cub. Brown W. Isaac Kahn ! e.
QY vi'tue ola writ Of HI. Fl, ~
- q he above entitled aud sanes
snit AID tn me directed, hsve se'iess
will offer for sale to the last and hls
bidder at the door Of the Court ho0e'
the city and parish Of Nstcbitocnsl .
Saturday, Augast 18th, w.
at IL NJ, the following described p
ty, to.wit: ...,
One certain House and lot dsaase,
End Street in the City Of Natenl,e.]
comprising three lots Of groana ~ y
the buildings and improvement 1917 u.
on, bounded on tho north BY III a.u,|
etgeet, on tho west BY tho Csr
grounds, on the south BY prope
W. II. Jack and Toulin street, ."
the east by Second street
Terms Of Sale: o.
Cash-suhject to appraise,n!aaesnss;; r
l.. A. DEBLltol,
July i2-tds. e'''
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SHER1FF'S SALE,

SHERIFF'S SALE,
Adeline Campbell vs.. William I. s
District Court, Parish of Matchbox
No. 1854. 5
10y virtue of a writ of seizure and NJ
ID issued in the above entitled i
numbered suit and to me dirscts Z
have seized and will otter for ,,l Il
the last and highest bidder at the II
of the Court House in The city and ~
ISL of Natcbitoches, on
Saturday, Sept. 9Th. 1879, /
between the legal hours of sale, thss
lowing described property to.wit:
A certain tract of and or plsuuts
situated i" the parish of Natchtoai
being all Of that portion Of the hus|
Saline Bend plantation on the wet y
OF the Bayou, containing the aggnns
quantity "fnine hundred and forty I'd
49, 100 acres, more or less, aud stan
i'll sections three (3), four (4), nips h
and t." (lOh in township nine, Of MI
six west, bounded on tho north by III
Of George W. Morse, on the wa. /
lands belonging 70 Boullt & Bro, opaE
south b. lands belonging to D. Rcd
roll and known az the St. Maurice ~
tation, aud on the east by tho Sl,k
Bayou and the plantation Of John \
Jones. being the same acquired BY W
liam I. Sims from Ar MiIteDberr1
act Of sale passed before A. E.-Lesss
Notary Public, gu the 9th August, III
Terms Of Sale: Z
CAsH-subject to apprissment.
L. A. DEBLIECI B
Aug. 2.tds. Shsrl /
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We have proclaimed from tho fret
~ the true friend Of the colored
man was found among those who
~ denounced IN 'tConservstive''
e1teloA and By Radical Republicans
aethe ''bulldosers Of Louisiana"
nWas this class that wore tho llb.
~ol msa Of tho Convention; who
Voeed against restricting suffrage,
oppoeed ''negro'' OF white man" in
~ Constitution, were foremost In
sdvoea&'ns sn University for the
coloeed people. and were In oil things
~ pu1s friend Of oil classes. Such
leadsss Of colored men q Pinch.
baek. Allan, Dumas and Landry.
~ aad acknowledged that theee
"Dalldossls" were men in whom
10y bed q least found much to com.
oeod. Il the Convention did moth.
- 0ocos 4 accomplished Q great
week When II went % far towards
bdnglog about % good an under.
sanding between the white and col.
~ deaseos Of our Commonwealth.
Wshavo beeo foremost in pledg.
~ GOD government, wise laws just.
y adoiaiseered 70 tho colored peo.
- ed ~ congratulate them and
esase0. that these promises have
eeoo f0l0lled. A Constitution has
oeeo named By Democrats which il
- 0ose nbeeal towards them in
- Uoloo. Not Q single right Of suv
>@ee ~ been invaded, and we arc
80 . knoW that their suppoet az
~ 0esllsat instrument Vim be
u1aotDeuo,
Wsoa1e they will h futur, cootde
u - ed VOTE Ioe such men A iii
Nooee credit upon then and honor
- oos us0so.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.
j. G. Trichel IS. ]. Z. Breda

j. c. Trichel IS. J. Z. Breda
DY virtue Of . writ Of Fl. F. iaax!
ID the abovsp entitled and numtsr
snit and to me directed, I have ssis'
aud will offer for sale to the lass u
highest bidder at the door Of tho Csr1
House in the city Of NatcLitocbe',m
Saturday, August 18th, 1872
at IL NJ, the following described pqx|
ty t".wit:
One certain dwelling house, siasa
Northwest Of the city Of Nstchitoeba :
township I, range >, about one qad'
ola mile from the limits Of sAia dE
now, or heretofore occupied by'he
PENDANT, J. f.. Breda.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash-subject to appraisement !
L, A. DEBLlEn
July l2-tds. sbnf
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New Advertisements.
NJ AN STlELD EMAlE
COLLEGE.

TINE FALL SESSION Of this Institu-
] ti"n will begin on WEDNESDAY,,
SEPTEMBER oath. Faculty able and
competent. Terms moderate, Every
advantage offered.
For full particulars apply to the nn-
der,igned for Catal"yn"
THOS. ARMSTRONG, Prrst.
Aug lG.-?m. Mansfield, La.
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Louis A. Wiltz.

We believe that it is fully c0nced
ed that the city OF New Orleans IL
entitled to the G"vernorship at the
hands Of the Democratic party In
the coming election. That city has
borne more than just share " all
the ills with which our poor STATE
mas been afflicted since 1861. Her
patriotism under all difficult has
been unQuestioned. Indeed, the
darker our cause the brighter be.
came the loyalty Of her cons.
When Democracy waned else.
where the eternal nres OF principle
blszed on the alters Of OUR CITY. In
war she exhibited no more bravery
than she showed charity and loyal
ty In peace. When In 1874 her gal.
liant sons overturned in an hour the
foul government Of tho usurper.
Kellogg, and put to flight bic min.
ions. her patriotism was no less then
when hundreds Of country citizens,
innocent Of all crime, were dragged
by federal hireltngs before partizan
Courts and she poured out her sym.
pathy and her means to defend them.
The concession to her OF the honor
OF choosing q standard bearer for
the Democracy In the coming can.
vass Is as universal as it is just and
honorable. We are proud to know
that she selects one OF her best,
purest and bravest sons for that hon.
orable post.
The name OF LOUIS A. W1Lrz has
become a house. hold word in this
section Of Louisiana. His people are
no less proud OF him than he has
always been proud and jealous Of
their rights, their honor. Young il
years. he has shown capabilities and
qualities worthy Of emulation by ga.
Res. Entering the political arena at
an early age, and when corruption |
was rife, he has passed to next the |
highest post within our gift, with q
name and character bright with the
luster Of honesty and talent. His
most bitter enemy yields him the
palm Of purity and ability, and it
will be our wstchword in the coming
fray. Born q Democrat of the pur.
est creed, he knows oily those politi.
cal principles which alone have shed
glory on our Union and our State.
Natchitoches will remember him
With pride; how he stood With her
sons In the felon's dock and cheered
Them by bis voice and presence to
vslor and patriotism; and she will
requite It In part by giving him her
unanimous support for that Office
which his friends and neighbors Of
New Orleans have chosen he should
Ill.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-16

Robert Burns. Q grandson OF the
poet Burns, died In MoOrhead's Hos.
pitsl, Dumfries, on July 10. He re.
Sembled the poet In face and figure.
and. curiously enough, was married
70 Q Mary Campbell, the name Of the
poet'S Highland Mary" For many
years be taught q humble school In
Dumfries, and In the latter portion
q bio lite Wss In most straitened cir.
cuotanceo.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-16

We learn that Armstrong, who
killed Foster at Pleasant Hill some
time since has, been placed under
bond for $1,000 for bic appearance
before tho next District Court,
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ESTRAY NOTICE Z

Taken up by James W. Cttls ~ !.
trayed before me tho unders'gno. -
GRITTY, ono bay mare aud Der ~. ~
described as follows: The oSr 4
branded on tho left shoulder y =
on tho lett hip NJ, and two hon.
"''A0"' 0'a'" W ""'~'j +. MASON
J.P. Ward n, Parish Of Nst'n''''
july lett. -
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NOTICE..
UNITED SsATEs LAND OFFICE, !
N1fchifOches In 1u1,, 2etI, 1910 Z

UNITED 6SATEs LAND OFFICE, }
Natchitoches, LII. July 2sth, 1879. I
Complaint, having been entered at
this office by Ely Nash against Thomas
>. Woods for abandoning bis Homestead
Entry No $50, dated 10Th August. 1871.
upon the n Of n. Z. t and s. Ell Of n.
+: t. Section 2G, Township n. Range 8
West, in Natchi*oches Parish Louisiana,
with view t" the cancellation ofo said
entry, the said parties arc hereby sum.
moncd to appear at this office on the lst
day Of September, 1879, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. to respond and furnish and testi.
mo"y concerning said alleged abandon
mcnt.
l.. DUPLEX, Register.
A. LEMEE, Beceiver.
Aug. 2.tf.
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JUDICIAL ADvERTISEMEI1
NOTICE..
Succession Of C. E. Sompare

Succession Of C. E. Somparu
RS. CLARISSE SOMpAYRAc j..
vi miuistrstrix of the successis !
Charles Emile Sompsyrac, hayip, d.
in the Parish Court, her final ,oor,s
Of administration Of said suecs,,;
Notice is hereby given to all whoa
may concern, to show cause within Il
days from this date. why the same .brs
not be homologated.
Witness the Hon. J. H. r Tn.I
Jnd Sc Of said court, this 7th day Of NJ
A. D., 1879. y
W. H. TuSNlRp !
Aug. lc'Y. ClsAs
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The relaxing power OF Johnson,
Anodynr Imminent Il almost miracu.
!ous. A gentleman whose leg We
bent q the knee add stiR for twenty
years. had Il limbered BY Ito Ne, and
the leg 10 nov % good % tho othoe.
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Special Notice.

q NhE Tx anl License payers of thi.
par'sl, are hereby respectfully mott.
ned. that am now prepared to collect
S'nee ana Parish taxes Of 1873. and ali
delinquent Taxes. also Licenses for ia:o q
WILLIS HOLMES,
=, Tax Collector, Parish Of Nstchitocha.
March 22.-6u - A'"''"''''"t'"'
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4uO pkc6cuG IIOtV0 VI assessing
property Of the State haa failed to
accomplish q fair and equitable val
uation thereof. Within the Parish
OF Orleans assessors are paid q per.
centage upon the amount OF their
assessment rolls; as q consequence
experience has shown that great 10.
justice is done by placing assessments
very htgh-in come instances $50 per
cent above the true value Of proper.
ty. CHAs. CLINTON,
Auditor.
A little later and this good man
In politics." by reason Of the debt
amendments. was enabled to cut
down taxation to l4l mills; and still
later under another party's good
mans government" the taxation was
reduced a mill and yet another mill.
while the "Hon. good man 10 poll.
tics" Associate Justice White (Con.
servative). showed conclusively. IN
his defence OF the Hon. good.men.
tn.politics" then assembled, that
l3a and III mills. was amply suffi.
Gent to pay the same amount that
l4s or 81! mills did not pay. The
State, however, is at this moment
crsmmed full OF Nichols Judges,
Omciais and Clerks. whose pockets
Gle crammed full Of Nichols war.
rants worth nothing on the dollar;
monuments Of paper with big Peli.
cans on 1t to the wisdom(?) Of Whites
good men In Office" A little later
the Machine Politicians" took hold.
called q Constitutional Convention,
land 1t should be remembered that
the good men" nearly all opposed
It as "inopportune'') and took by the
seat OF the breeches and the nape Of
the neck these thousand and one
good men In Office" elung them
overheard, cut salaries to fair figures,
paid their clerks. stopped the buug
and let the spiggot rip with the fol.
lowing result:
Six mills on the dollar; assessment
SlGO, OOO. 900: amount to collect $780,.
600; difference to the taxpayer $727,.
662.43.
MORAL: Give US some moro ma.
chine politicians.
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New Orleans very properly com.
plains Of the quarantine against her.
No fever since July -. and yet quar-.
antined by Shreveport and Texas! Il
this business or fun?