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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08
sOARDB'S DIRECTORY.

We have received from the publisher neatly
bound copy of soardss New Orleans Directory
for 1890 The work ls deliberately gotten up.
and accompishes It's object by stud lied correct-
ness and admirable coordination. No mhr-
chants counter nor lawyers desk ought to be
without 1t. Wepublish herewith the dedication
and the Introductory. which are worth reading
DEDICATION.
TO Il J. HART. ESQ, 2
The successful and highly esteemed merchant,
the EMBARRASSING. liberia aud public sptrlted
rectory. for 1890" respectfully dedieates Its
pngps with his best Wishes for your continued
prosperity and usefulness,
Very respectfully.
New Orleans. February /. 1890.
INTRODUCTORY.
The publishers. in presenting the City Dlrec-
tory for 1880. return thanks TO thoss business
men who have tho enterprise and 1tberality to
appreclate the work aud who have rendered It
material assistance by their subscription or ad-
YER isemaDt.
Many of our orders are continuous. In place
Of yearly. thus saving time and expense for the
future.
verv accurate and complete with few Ii any
omissions, although come refusals to give
names has occurred by clerks. aud the like, for
raasnss best known to themselves. In all these
cases we take special car to obtain the names.
and more than lk ely all such people. will find
their names and occupations recorded In their
proper place.
word to spongers and borrowers of diree.
tories. We would suggest that this class 81
people Quit borrowing and spongtDg on their
natRhbOra, thus making nHtsHDcas OF them
selves Please In the future got like business
men should. by buying copy for your own ex,
cluaive use. and thus relieve your netghbors Of
great annoyance. and the publishers OF 8
heavy dead weight
Respectfully. i, HOARD9 d co.
Publishers.
See advertisement OF the I. M B. A, fancJ
dress and musk ball,
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First Recorders Court.

John Carrell. netty larceny. was sent to the
Boys House Of Refuge.
Laura Schwartz. juvenile vagraut was sent
to the Houae Of the Good Shepherd.
Hubert Hauck. petty larceny: $3.50 appear
ance bon'.
CLARA Hollips. assault and battery: $3.50 ap-
pearanee b md.
Joe Deel alias johnson. disturbing the peace:
$40 or 10 days.
Mike Muller. assault on a police officer: 425D
appearances bond
Chas. Barthe alias John Finnigan. robbery:
$500 appearance bond.
Jno Doyle assAulting and woundinR Armand
Wedding: released upon q $500 appearance
bond.
Jim Lyons. violating ordinance No. 5ols; $500
apnearauc. b lnd.
Barley Bird. alias Wird. fugitive from JUS
fice. disehurped
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Maximum temperature 55, minimum As.
BREVITIEs.

The Hop Bi'tars Jr. will cross bats this
morning IT iop'clock. ut Coliseum Square. with
the Luke III INNINGS. for a purse OF 50.
Remember that the Orleans Riffs Club will
shoot to-day at their park. on the Merairie
Ridge, near Bienvile street. for the cut glass
decanter.
Our friend Charles Ballejo on Sunday last
one gu tr'ar pounds. ard uld ba seen yester.
day In Moreau's winiov, on Canal street.
The coneert n the Bethel on Fulton stra ct
Misstssipul, Uapt N. sGlb-on. on Monday, th 8
ninth instant. at 1880 O'clock p. n. Our visiio "a
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Superior Criminal Court.

ARRA1GNED AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY,
DR.. O. N. Falkenstein. carrying concealed
weapon.
John r WtsehendolfY. embezzle ment; re-
leased on $500 .nds.
ARRAIGNED AND PLEADED GUILTY.
Paul Flood John Smith. p. aravelly, Richard
johnson. Frank Lehman.
SENTENCED.
Baul Flood, carrying concealed weapon:
two months Parish Prison.
John Smith, P. Gravely. Richard Johnson
and Frank Lehman. same offence: ono month
each Parlsb Z ison.
Michael T., Dominguez perjury; motion for
arrest OF Judgment overruled and accused seH-
fenced to i've years hard labor.
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CUsTOM-HoUsE NOTES.

The sub.treasurer during the week ending
yesterday received and counted 433 $3.50 s5 In
silver.
During the week which ended yesterday the
local board OF inspectors OF steam vessels in
expected the steamers Telegraph. De Smet and
N. M. Jones.
A sale OF seized goods took place In front OF
the Custom House yesterday and good prices
were realized.
Sec advertisement Of the Y. M. b. A. fancy
DIRE. q and mask ball
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TILE COURTS.
Supreme Court.

The Country Term" for The trial OF appeals
from tho Second District commences tomorrow.
on which day appeals are relurnable from the
Avoysiies. Uarrotl Ooncordia. Esst Baton
Rouge. Etst Feiieiana. q ant. Iberyille. Liv-
inRston. Maids m Nachlt, ches. Pvlnie UOuDee.
Rapdea.. sabine. ST.. Helena Vt. .Tammany.
TaDgi thoa, Tensas Washington. West Baton
Rouge and West E llciana.
The following cases are fixed Tor
MONDAY. FEBRUARY .. 1880.
No. 1899. M. u. Payne Va, Peter Fl. Hemp ct
ais.
No. TAO Mrs. M e. Overstreet. administra-
trlx vs. ?. = Spiiler.
No. 7Ggl Heirs Of Amos Adams Vs. Heirs Of
J. b. stArks vt ais.
NJ 774o Mrs. A. A. Walker vi. Mrs. Laura r.
BarreIn.
No. 77e9 Succession OF William Bllliman.
No. 7765. Heirs OF VIM Porter vs. Margaret A.
Hornsby ct al
No. 776l B ard Of school directors (Coneordia)
w. Albart q. Ober.
No, 7772 state National Bank Ok New Orleans
va. NJ 4re p Evans and husband.
No. 7779 A Blanche ct nj Va. Stephen Duncan.
No. TIA. Mrs. Sarah Losee tutrtx. We. John
Osborna. testamentary executor.
No 777b Francois Lleux Va. 4. q. Banker.
sheriff at Hls
No. IRIS. William L. Jackson vs.. r. p. Miller
and others
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from other States ought by all means to see he
Bethel and hear tbe seameh'- concert. 90
Rev Dir. Bristor, pastor. will preaeh IN In "a
M ID, Church this IN ,rulnR at Il O'Clock and in
the evening at 7 80 o'clock. Those VINO h va
heard DR.. Breior 40 not neel to he told that he
IL pulpit orator of extraordinary power
Strangers md cit'zsus will be- cordially vel
come. as the seats are free.
The Right Rev. 9 y. Kohnrtaon. Bsh,p Of
Missouri. will o. each In y Pans Church mt II
"A. III. aud the Right Rev. L. A. Dudley assist.
sermon Will bs addressed especially to young
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BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.
The following we're recorded yesterday ct tho
office Of the Board Of Health:
mr.

Tho following we're recorded yesterday ct the
office Of the Board OF Health:
BIRTHS.
Mra. Beniemin Gruider, q daughter,
Mrs. y. w. StrAWbrdgn. II daughter.
Mrs. I. w Nenroth. u daughter.
Mrs J X. Hoffman a daughter.
MIS- T. n. Tature. u son.
Mrs Ike Sci y r. u daughter.
Mrs Ailns Frnthingham. a son.
: Mrs. G. A. Hrllstern. n daug htef.
Mrs. IL McShare. Il son.
Mira. Henry N Small. a daughter. :
Mrs. 7. j. Mccarthy, a daughter.
Mrs. l.. Davidson. IL daughter.
MARRIAGES
Paul Thomas to Ma india Burrell.
George M lis 10 Mrs. Anna Behan.
II. L. A. Karle Kahle to N, NJ l.. Jorda.
Joseph A Kohner to Anuie Hepnessy.
William II. Canton to Mary l.. RuReley.
Louis Smith to Laura Hart.
John Devand " No ~ Haaaav.
Ere ierink Rnbinkolng to Josephine King.
Frank Henry to Mary l. Lauer.
DEATHS.
Squire "orton, 30 years.
Alfred b ri ique. 30 years.
Roman M rates. 80 Years. @s@.a
HaurIett- Sir ecke. years.
MRhilda Williams. Al years.
Hampton Giles. 81 ye lrs.
Charles Il mmar, days.
Ida Hammer 8 months.
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BASE BALL.

dispatch received yesterday by the Presi-
dent of the Il. Il Lee Club announced that the
picked nine which la coming TO this city to meet
the New Orleans clubs would alrrve this morn
ing ut Z 80 o'clock.
During the stay of the nine a number, Of
matches will be played on tho nav b tse ball
park. at tho Ridge. back of Charley Mtitimore's
house.
The Leon Lamothe Base Ball Club have or
ganizsd for the season OF 1880. with the follow
Ing players la the 1sld:
b. n slmonds,. 81 b j. .o.Netl. al b.: d. Aiex-
ander. g. g.; T. Murphy. !. u. Wilmot. r. I'M.
DurniD. G. +.
The johnson Base Ball Club was organized
last Friday. and the following are the offcere
and players: Ernest Marks. treas urer and .
John Joiut. president and c. Michael White.
vice president and lat b: VIM. Moore 81 b..
Jane. Conners, 81 b Edward Connars. =.
Michael Johnson..r f.: james Kelly, !. f.: Peter
Norton. q. n: A. f. Huston. water boy They
would like to hear from the h. e Lees aud
other professional clubs.
To-day tho nine which plays under the name
OF the Hop Bttters Club will have match with
the J. s. Wright team.
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.CRAzY.-.

The Biography of Tried and True
Animal.
On Sunday last there di d at the engine house
Of Jackson Fire Company No. ls Crazy" ex-
cmpt horsa OF the company. who had seen
four cen years OF active service wi b 1t.
Grey" WAS a true and tried animal was
about ihirty-seven years of age. and had seen
service III private as we'll as public walks. and
In military as we'll as civil life-in humble as
well as sty lish abodes.
Previous to 1861 he served as hand. horse
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M ARDI GRAS BALL,

Great preparations are being made by Mana
ger Bidwei for his annual Mardi Gras ball.
The recent improvements made at this popular
theatre make 1t peculiarly elegant, convenient
and attractive for these happy reunions. Ia the
psrlor and vesibule of the dress circle are all
the convenienees reuu,red-a fine ladies reeep-
ton room. spacious stairways for exits and
entrances. pavilion supper room placed On
the Eal ery which Il Thoroughly enclosed and
Illuminated. The Academy orchestra will tie
increased, and will play ali OF the modern ball
music Thorough discipline will be maintained.
In TACT everything tn It can bs done g. make the
merry ravtlers haury viii be attended 70, La
dies invitations can ba obtained at tho box office
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Third District Court.

Mary Ann Haunan VIZ. John P. Becker.--Jury
case. Vsrdiet for plaintiff In the sum Of $3.50.
aton.-Petitioner Is holder Of nine coupons
detached from note or bond Of $1,000 OF 81.
Patrick i Hall Association. and asks for judg-
unon tho gamp
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A GREW ASSE AT KENNER.

On Friday night Col r. n. Hardee. Of the State
Board OF Engineers. received intelligence that
bad break had occurred In tho levee near
Kenner Col. Hardee Immediately proceeded
to obtain the necessary force to close the cre-
vase. as also the material. such rs sand bags.
etc. Early yesterday morning he held a con-
ference with Mr.. Mckinley. the Superintendent
OF tho Jackson Railroad. and a train containing
men and material was Immediately dispatched
to the spot. On arriving there Dol. Hardee
ound that 1t had been already
nearly cosed by the citizens. who
had worked all night at the break and sue
ceeded In averting danger Of a decidedly
threatening character. COL Hardee left sufl
cient force there to strengthen the work till II
Ia put In more seeuN condition. and returned
to the city The break occurred at a rice fume
and close to the deep pit from which the earth
was taken years ago to raise the track Of the
road. Had this pit bsen affected by the crevaase
In many places twenty deep feet and covers
quite II large area.
Speaking of the possibilities by hood and
field q !. HHrdee remarked that he saw no
occasion at present ~ apprehend any serious
disasters In the shape of crcvassas. The river
will be fully "a fall OF QUO foot here in little
time. owing to the low stage Of the waters In the
upper rivers. The rise came from the Il ,od in
the Ohio. the Tennessee and the Cumberland
rivers. and as they have received no accession
from the Missouri or the Arkansas the pIoba-
IL the opinion OF the engineers that rics fumes
threaten the greatest danger to the levees, md
there should be some legislation on the subject.
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The soldier boys are coming! We mean the
young soldier boys. cadets from the Royal In-
stiiute at Baton Rouge under command Of that
veteran tac lei IN. Major d. Boyd. dispatch
received yesterday announced tn IL they would
be on nann aud that doughty war; ior Warwick.
Earl Marshal OF the kmptre desiring to en-
Courage the spirit of emu alton Ia this splendid
earps. al oue- Issued orders assigning he Ca
dsNs ~ y special escort ~ b pnar to ais Majesty
III the grand pageant " Tuesday next.
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Sixth District Court.

Michael T.. Rogara va Abel w. Bosworth.--
Verdict for plaIn III for 5000 and costs.
schmidt 3gier vs.. II. g. Dun Co.-Rule
for u new trial discharged.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
Wan DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for tho eight hours
ending at 2:O8 .. M. Saturday. February 7.
observations taken at the same moment Of
time at all stations.l
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Raided by a Sneak Thief.

At o'clock yestaIda evening, while Mr..
street. were at dinner. a snea ak thief entered
the house. the front door having baen lAft ajar.
and when he departed Z. rrted with him two
Very fine vases and II she'll ornament.
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For ornamental furniture Of the most beauti-
full designs and styles 70 to Montgomery's.
Moresuue Building corner OF Camp and Poy-
dras streets
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For elegant toilettes and costumes you must
q TO the ball Of the Y. Nj. b. A. at Grunewald
Hall
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If you wish medium. common and cheap fur
niture go to Montgomerys. Moresaue Build
ing. corner OF Camp and Poydras streets. They
have the most com pleto stock In the city M
Elegant souvenirs will be- offered to the ladies
at the Y. M. d, A. ball
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United States Circuit Court.

Judge Woods has left the city for short time.
In the O so Of T., n. Conyerse, Carson Nudge.
CO.. vs. John Webre II als an Injunction has
been granted restraining defendants from
using the steamboat Datented staging owned By
tnem
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Ten dlfTsrent kinds Of three to five year old
fine pure California Wines at low prices. Mt
Miller Il Dielmanns. 80 to IL South Peters street.
corner Natchez Alley.
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For rarlor suits Of every grade and design
70 to Montgomery'a. Moresaue Building cor
ner OF Camp and Poydras straeta
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ORDERS FROM HIS MAJESTY
KING REX.

BY order OF the King. through the depart
ment Of the Lord High Chamberlain. the an
nouncement ID made of the names of the no.
blee who have been chosen to eerve rs u recep-
tiun committee for the royal ball ut the King g
palace, Exposition Halt. This order will be
found published In our columns this morning.
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Recolleet that by buying ticket for the Y M.
D, A. ball you receive a complimentary ticket to
st. Joseph's Night ball at Exposition Hall.
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Do not forget to procure your tickets to the
Y. N. B. A, ball.
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Nine. Roea H. ynoir. No. 9 Chartres. near Canal
street. has of the finest selections OF millin-
cry In the city. ana is selling at reduced rates
to suit the money market.
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around Duncan =. Kenner's stable n hanling.
etc. aud was conscrpted into the United States
army To 1869 and served tw? Years J, sa e ar
tillerv hnrss, and took part In the Vieksbufg
and Port HUDSON battles.
In 1854 he again returned to civil life IA a
cab bo'se. IN which capaetY he served over
one yeai. doing such active service IA WA Mt
that time necessary. He VIA then purchased
by the yarrollton Railroad Company and tra-
vsrsed ~ Uhar.es street attached to the latg,
cars which were then uaaa on that fnad. 1t
| was In TIL. capacity that ha FIRST u traeted tn.
| Htien ion OF hs late owners by hts style aud
| epead and wae uurch sed for s975 by Jackson
| Fire Onmpany No. 10 then running q hand en-.
Rina. The Old horse WAS v4ry much atttr he'd
10 bis late a1aftere.and when placed on pasture
would always get away and return to his
Up to his last hours tho alarm OF fire woul
alwaIs INSURE him with part OF bis old yiyan,.
the eotnrany OF hts fellow tina horses. he be-
came fretful and fully Displayed his desire 70
assist l., ee ting the apparatus to it, place Of
duty. He was Canadian ~ birth and svtncad
A. Tho qualities ri ahloo'ed horse.
He WAS o u OF. those Obi q = around which so
90 mauy excl Ing occurrences ding that more
than one memhnr of Jackson Fite 0ompnny
feels that something dear and faithful had been
Old Ornsy was Whist few arc found TO be n
ape4dy. trnsty. tried and faithful attendant
atwaya ren,y aud always willing
an engine horse ran be triedl OraEv bas gone TO
answer that alarm-that mono return to give
tidlnRS ~.
Whoa Crazy and ite who's forever.
Reeoleet that by buying ticket for the Y, NJ.
Ii. A. ball yon receive complimentary ticket
o 81. Josephs Night ball ut Exposition Hail.
=
Pianos and organs sold on tho most accom-
mndating terms and at the most reasonable
prices by Louis 0runswald. Nos. IL to n b.
rome greet
For French aud German plate mirrors 20 to
Mpntgomery's. Moreeque Building, corner Of
Camp and Poydras Streets
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In addition to- above. we desire to aeknowl-
sub committee IN subscriptions. from cotton
fac ors. buyers. brokers. preasmen and OF hers.
made through Henry G. Hester, Esu superin-
tepient Cotton Exchange the following:
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Elegant souvenirs will be offered to the ladies
at the Y. M. b. A. ball,
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sFor elegant toilettes and costumes you must
go to the ball of the Y NJ. B. A. at Grunewald
Hail.
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Recoeet that by buying q ticket for the Y. N
B. A. ball you resolve complimentary tick 81
10 St. Joseuh's NIeht ball ut Exposition Hall.
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For French and German plate mirrors 60 to
Mon'gomer,'s. Moreeque Building, corner Of
Camp and Poydras streets.
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BOOM.

Do not forget to attend the Y. NJ. B. A. Mardi
Gras ball.
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Pianos and organs sold on tho most accom-
mndatlng terms and at the most reasonable
prices by Louis 0runswald. Nos. IL to n Ba-
rpuua al rect
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| JOHN O. HENDERSON. Secretary.
| After tina transaction Of routine business the
committee adjourned.
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Do not forget to procure your tickets TO the
7. NJ. B. A. ball.
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Bee advertisement OF tho Z. M B. A. fancJ
dress and musk ball.
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Do not forget to attend the Y M. b. A. Mard
Gras ball.
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Il. indicates rising; ". indicates falling: s
indicates stationary.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-07

ben, UNI bon bort Yrpoucte mad europa,
sllten uno Qmerit1 aus3uf fiibren, nno i'd,
Slanbe, bieie @hififlbrt miro in 3utuaft
nit feineu beionoereu @e fa1rsu fir bic
Sdiff, uao Gatbebrunseu fir bic Wtann
lhuf ften perbunoen ieiu. Sir bic len
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Sizes in hem tiefsu ofisnen Ocean, Der
5trSmnnsen I'M Yc'arbedeu, oer por5err-
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tsit. sd tin iiter3euat, oaS oisie geo.
srapbilden Defoerata in Babe erflut
lein merben /; oenu nit NuSnabme bee
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tisen ieefabrenoen @rforidern fao menise
prcbleme Don Yelans lbris selaiiea NOR,
ben. unb es wiro 3weifelsobne Elm lebbaf.
ter Detteifsr 3wilden aueu ieefabrenosn
ytationen ent feben, um bic lebten ubris
setlietenen Vcrbeeren gu pfideu. .aein
8clt bat 70 piel setban, um ben @bleier
3a liiften, Der 10 lanse 3eit bic @isresio.
slonen umbaut bat, als bas euslilde, uno
teine feefabrenbe Naticn Tam id elmer
10 3ablreiden Danoelsuariue, elmer
lo(den Mease tibner @eeleute uno 70 |
sefdidter Seefabrer rabmen. Ser gn.
tbultasmuS, nit weIdem bieles Yolf,
leltif in ben entleseniten Tbeilen jeiuer
Selisunsen, unfer l1nternebmeu aufse-
ncmn,en bat, iit fir mid eine QueQe grp.
fen 8ersniseus 9ensien, als fderes In.
tsrpfanb. cab unierer 9teile in 8ilte an.
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lest praftiide Relultate baben wirb, pon
oeren Wibtisfeit mir uns beute faum eie
men senauen Sesriff Biloen tSnnen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-07

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tsisenohfn pie anpsre tarmlole 2sAs,
gum S13er bsran uuo Ssrftpauoen In
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nur islten Don eiaisen Stannsatsn BE.
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ploPt6su gum Sassr siasen, oeneu man's
frsilida niAt anmerfte, was iie beimIiib I'm
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Vet|amm!uags3sit nahmeu ,wsi Wanusr,
aaldsinsnc sarlame Spiebtiireer, In erob.
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pfsiIsn bs'uaffaet. ibrsn Dss burAs 5in.
terpIortdsn. 4nRatt iepob ibr Stamm.
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(Gcttieeuga sclat,
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-25

Mr.. JOHN R. LYNCH, Republican
candidate for Congress in the Sixth
District of Mississippi, proposed as
early as last July to Gen. J. r. Chal-
mers, his Democratic opponent, that
they should make joint canvass of
the district, but the latter has been
too busy even to reply to the polite
note of his colored competitor.