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Suits to order. from s1s to s95. at D. b.
Meginniss Jr. 6-9s
--latest out, Bloxham and Bethel bat For
sale at d. B. Meginniss, Jr. 6-2t
brakes Magic Liniment will cure the
worst case of collie in horses in fifteen minutes.
For sale by n. Lively. aug3-inl
Fresh cuts and sores are healed In twenty
four hours by the use Of brakes Magic UAl-
ment. For sale by NJ. Lively. augS-1m
WAETED.-An the old gold and silver In ihe
country. for which e. w. Clark will give full
value in any goods In his store. 46-s
Fall samples for 1880 just received by D.. B.
Meginniss, Jr, agent for Wanamaker q Brown,
OF Philadelphia, and Devlin & Co., Of New
York. 6-2t
Joe Bennett, one Of the negroes supposed 70
be implicated in the murder Of PnHi, In Wa
kula, was brought up and placed 10 jaii here fssi
Monday, by the deputy sheriff Of that county
The worst cases Of sore throat yield readily
by the use Of brakes Magic Uninest 10 .
gargle and application 10 throat For sale BY
n. Lively. sngs-lga
-Rawls tells Us that he sold out his 6rst big
lot Of garden seeds before he had time % ssnd u
in his ada but he has now received another lot
and h ready TO supply everybody. His immense
success last year as a seedsman, is guarantee
thai he furnishes only fresh seeds Git
Call on your druggist anc geta circular con
tanning particulars and certificates Of the wontier
full cues effected by brakes Magic unln0nt.
The only liniment known that can be taken
internally. For sale by NJ. Lively.
April 6-6m
The Bone and Muscle producing Malt, the
Nerve-quieting Hop. the superb Aalarial anti-
dote Quinine, and other precious Ingredients
combined without fermentation, are the ingre
dients OF Malt Bitters," prepared by the Malt
Bitters Company. 5-u
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Colenel Rerney Gives senae Mere
Reasons.
Psssssm. Asa.s,lAl
If I d6sifsto give reasons for my pref
erence for Winfield s. Hancock, 4 have
only to turn to ths colnmns Of the Re-
publican papers Of America in 1868; if /
desire to prove distrust of James A. Gar
field have only TO turn 70 the Republi-
can journals of February, 1879. have
no prejudices. Ifwant to defeat Garfield,
because regard him to day > sneak, .
jobber, an impostor, and by the witness
of the Bulletin one who is on both sides.
He processes civil service and practices
party slavery; he prOfers peace to the
South ON the one side and enforces the
sword with the other; he takes brides
with one hand and makes -pious preten-
sions on the other he il protection and
free trade almost in the same breath he
demands the largesses of the tariff men
of Pennsylvania and shrieks at the appa-
rition OF the publication of his still I'M
printed letter to the Golden Club, OF
London. ask the election of Winfield
s. Hancock to the Presidency, because he
comes to me as the apostle Of peace,
whose father knew, whose friends ]
knew, who saved my State on the Sd Of
July, 1853, when we had given up all
hope, and who at this hour will if chosen
to the Presidency bring back to the old
hearthstone our Southern brothers and
sisters, all who have been alienated by
the bitter quarrels of the past and all
who are now yearning to meet together
under the laws of the Constitution of the
United States.
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We understand that one of the Radi-
cal slangwhangers who harrangued the col
ored people at their meeting on Tuesday
and who was present at the Hancock and
Bloxham Club meeting on Wednesday
night says that Colonel Brevard, in his
speech, " denounced the Northern people
- Vandals and he declared his purpose
TO proclaim the fact sail up and down
the St. Johns river" The statement il
false; Colonel Brevard employed no such
language, used no such epithet towards
" the people Of the North" or assailed
them in any way or manner. Such epi-
thets a. he did employ were leyeled at
the carpetbag leaders whose governments
in the South were conspicuous only for
their robberies and tyrannies and who ct
this very time arr exsning their utmost
cunning soinAsms the 6egroes against the
white people of the country aud who
voald 4 they could plunge soOiety into
disorder ard cenfnsion.
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What win be the final ending of the suit
we do not know, but the indications are,
from the success which has already at
tended its prosecution. that Mr.. vose
will not long remain disturbing element
in the management of the Internal I'm
provement Fund. It is possible that some
other Vose may arise out of the litigation
which may follow, but it viii be some sat
isfaction to know that the old one has
been squelched, if such should prove to
be the case.
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Not only IS it our policy but our an
ssrsst IA er9y respect to encourage i''anai-
grafton and 6uiId up our State To do
fhis are must carry out broad policy
thai acH meet the approval Of intelligent
Northern men, iarigOrdte our school sys-
fs1a, and do everything to populate the
STATE That is the great demand Of the
kOsr-, and # elected IL sciu be my pride as
q S0adhern man 10 shoe that Ihdre the
capacity 10 comprehend it.-W. d. Biloxi
HAN
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The old Union Brass Band, of jacksonville,
accompanied the excursion last Tuesday, in Iull
the Leadership Of Dan Lily and Sam Forbes.
They gave the FLoRIDIAN q capital serenade on
Wednesday evening, after we had left the oince,
notwithstanding the protests of SEINE Of the
local managers of the party machinery for
which they will please accept our thanks.
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The publisher is determined to place the 3d.
connGA Weekly Resos in the hands Of everybody
In Georgia and Florida who want first. class
news and family journal, and to that end we
offer To send the paper FROM this dale (Angust
14th) TO March 14th, 1881, for one dollar. This
will cover the election and Inauguration qf the
Democratic candidates. Send in your dollat and
get the biggest and best newspaper in the South.
Address ]. H. EsrILL, Savannah, Ga.
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The weather has at last settled into Something
like what It ought to be-bzighi, sunny days.
with occasional slight showers, and pleasant
breezes. and glorious mOOnlisht nlghiA samost
too cool for actual comfort, but just right for
drives and walks and dances, looking at IL from
young folks point Of view. ~esA
The crop prospect improves with the weather
The caterpillar is said to be entirely disappearing
from several localities, while In Others the sthird
crop" never hatched at all. and - this b the
generation which does the damage. its destruc-
ton is the salvation Of the cotton Many planters
We have conversed with say that If the sesson is
hyoFahis ior gaahering in the entire crop d win
bid fair 10 be one Ofthe largest ever raiseda
New cotton b coming In slowly, buta coatinu-
ance OF the present favorable weather win flrOba
bly, make he receipts for August larger b con-
siderable than last year. V 5t2
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Good Net


There will be meeting Of the Hancock and
Bloxham Club at Gallie's Hall, on Monday eve
ming, August 90. at o'clock ?. Il sharp. Ren-
eral Perry. Colonel McWhorter and Hon. I. e.
Yonge will address the CLUB. The citizens gen
orally, regardless Of color, are cordially invited
The ladies are especially requested p be present
All who see this notice are requested to tell their
sisters, cousins and aunts. We want large au-
dience. n. F. PAPY,
! Chairman Excessive Committee
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-Mayport, on the St. Johns river,
which gave but thirteen Democratic votes
in 1873, now has Hancock and Bloxham
club numbering sixty-three earnest mem
bers. This means Earnest :" work in Du-
val in November.
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SO many Of the town loafefs have gone to
the Tallahassee meeting, THAT their usual haunis
appear deserted. What . fortunate thing il would
be II they would conclu e not to return ntOn
I'D.
No you don't. Let Jacksonville keep
her own loafers ;" Tallahassee has more
than her share now.
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sENI-WEEKLT FLORIDIAN FOR FIFTY
CENTS

The FLORIDlAS will be sent to subscribers,
from the lsl OF August 10 the 1st of November,
Tor Ply CSHtS August, September and October
VII embrace the most active period of the pres
enf campaign, and persons who wish 10 keep
sccurEisly informed Of the progress Of the Demo
cratic cause should avail themselves of this OPP
portuniiy 10 secure first-class newspaper for a
-. 80
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This is name of anew cigar shown " by
Rawls u few days ago. The box besrs avery
finely executed portrait of Bloxham, the stock Il
good, smokes well, and like its namaakel It Is
bound to be popular. i,
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~ The SEM1.wEKKLY FLoRrpIAr NAV b.
found ON sale at the News Stands of Julian
Betton and Childers b Bali. III

TMR. ]. H. BATES, Newspaper Advertising
Agent Al Park Row (7Smes Buildingl Nav
York, is authorized to contract for advertise
ments In the FLoRIDIAN ct our best rates.
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I. O. O. F.

~ Regular meetlngs Of LION LODGE No.
are held every ISsesW Ees5ae, - their Lodge Roem
O'Clock. AL Brothk1 IN good standna afe invited /
attend. w. d. MCINTOSH, SR, N. G.
~ W. y. AciNTosH, ~, X .. ,as... -.
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If you want good lamp, cheAA lamp, =
hand lamp, stand lamp. bracket kRp. chan
delia, or a lantern. 60 to RaWh'> es1w
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a. Regular meetings of AUoILLA ENcAllP-
naasj q - mossr 4 fhsir Iodcs Toc.. 4 0sos
An Patrarchs in good standing are invited % attend
g. l. BALTzKLL. C. r.
( II. NJ BALL. CeStos.
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MASONIC.

t. Regular meetings Of Jackson LoDar
No held ON the arss and third Mondays In edcl
- w. H. MCINTOSH, s4ersar,.
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e SUBSCRIBERS will observe the
Hoss z MARK On their paper. which signiaes
. thssr zrzn o. SUBSCRIPTION Has xxrnzD. and
,--rn Ehumssivss aooordingly Ansr . psper hAt
- uus.u-D -x1cu. n win most positively be dis
Z .zsluuss n the sm0unt Of subscription - not ~
- q ~
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I sRave has been making some addition 70 his
alroady full stock Of tobaccos II Jon Iant .
good e'saa chew q shs weed ssll On him. s-ia
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GARDEN SEEDS.

IS lbs Rula Baga Seed,
80 lbs Turnip Seeds.
10 lbs Fine Drumhead Cabbage,
10lbs Large Flat Dutch Cabbage
and all other seeds, at Rawls 6.lf
A Coed N0te
Viii buy Florida Wagon, same as the cash,
STIFF B.W. RKRKY
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

SAMUEL PASCO,
ALBERT J. RUSSELL,
JAMES E. YONGE,
THOMAS F. KING.
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FOR CONGRESS, FIRST DISTRICT:
ROBERT II. VI. DAVIDSON,
0F GADsDEN COUNTY.
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FOR CONGRESS, SECOND DISTRICT:
JESSE J. FINLEY,
OF COLUMBIA COUNTY.
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sTETF CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATlC TICKET.
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FOR LIEUTENANT-GovERNoR:
LIVINGSTON W. BETHEL,
or MONROE COUNTY.
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FOR TIcE-PREsIDENT:
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH,
OF INDIANA.
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FOR GOVERNOR:
WILLIAM d. BLOXHAM,
OF LEON COUNTY.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT.
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
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tho life OF bio fellow. man, turne.i
out very Uadiy sfterwar,t; which 10
cseoeed no little the general feeling
q sympathy entertained BY the pub.
lic the Ssirer portion IT Il pariicu.
ixrly-lOr the unfortunate fellow.
About yeat after CiineS horrible
death, che again married, bat wxe
discarded after three mOnthS upon
Der unexssctedly Swing birth 20 y
child. whose paternity wAs OF The
00UdA since then che. hao I'D -
aeoado.ed0toi IN Tho Dexter ~.
- g dsys 4 ~ sojoesn %
e.Eti. alelo16l paeeod within 10
doc coo60e1oot q 8 ce)l, W0Co not
utterly vo66 o. senliDht - to soul
q Uoe9o0ee. VITO ~ tAQ daily end
gIsteeol C0olploot, q ~ 0oWt61 end
hvote 6 auDsee1e hdy ca1le8. 4
petitioo b O. 0ovstnee. prsying tot
: commutation q biz sentence q .
Me lmpeieonment, Was olgned b Q
lssRe number Of ladies, married 6od
Jingle, Of high 0o@el etandtng. There
Was 40 acceptable alternative, how.
ever, LETT % the Governor but % let
ihe Law take ito course OF . lfo ioe &
lle taken With malice aSorethought.
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Pure 4 roc.a u. s.me.-ssms

Psge 4 Moan VI. 0sme.-6sme
judgment.
Yale + Bolipg " l. y. Lane.- d.
fault Confined apd Judgment io'
olsinti6 Tor amount claimed and Gus
aiming attachment.
Harris Ja6s ". Antoine Fisher ct.
sl.-Judgnsnt confirming deiaul,
against defendant Fisher for amount
claimed.
Z MeQsleksa i 1sslsese ~. Ballard
: oell.-Jud9msnt for amount
claimed Dpsaysd tx: = EAITo
4. Lehman 4 o., ". J. !. Olssk.
judgment for plaintiml. se Ia y
VIM. L. Wood. for use Of J. B.
Wssvee, ". L. @. Barroo. Appeal
dismissed On motion Of sppsllant'l
counsel. ....- -....s...,s-z,es, ss.z,.
Kaufman 4 Raunoe ". oidney
son-Judgment pursuant to con.
leeeion on die. -.
Il. Bath ". ]. E. xGeesa.- Judg.
ment pursusat 70 eooiseosion % Ale.
h. ]. Nullan ". Isesc 4saole. =
judgment for amount claimed.
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eBOWlLI.

UC0T Gtoo0l1p:
Why ~ some dogs permitted r.
run at large, while others 80 killed
ndieceimInsaely2 Az they pgtvi'
liged dogs under tho IN
01,1cgoa.
The above " 0nd q, our dek
Though weo@ st 70 thetitle "efoWl'
r." 10 isel It our duty 70 respond T.
'he query. No does AZ exempt, 10.
,sr tho Inv, from tho pensleles a u
,peration. unless provided b theii
,wners With muzslee. DeGtse every
iog In tho State we're KILLED than oot
human should incur tho danger Of
oydrophobis.
All persons having property q j
johwal's Tor repair ase reQueetsd to
Gull for the came within fifteen day.,
- business will cause BIZ absence
Tor Q short time.
We invite tho attention OF o.,
eeaders 70 tho reliable cotton 1rm,
4. Plasean & Co., lse 0raviee etroee,
B. p. Abat. Rsq b special ageat.
Cincho. Quinins cures ohills md
foY0f.
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la 1anuiaeturiDe.


leo manufacturing In tho Southern
country = nov reduced to . slmplr
science. Ten yesrs ego, when the
attempt We inaugursted In New Or.
leans. II We. bsoet With many dit
osultjes, aad tho expsrimsots in.
viewed the 1atlay OF many thouoA6de
Of dollars. Now. however. tho COM
peoy are reeptng . rich harvest for
the expense and Labor they had un-
drrgooe. 10 slmpls. indeed, hss TIT
Mod~s operan& become. that every
town Of any enterprise In this and
The adjoining States manufacture
elslr own - II little town of
New iberia, tbe instance, far smalle,
and With lee population than Match.
ttoches. ct their manufsctory to
work let February. and those On.
eaeed n Tho business lind It hiehlS
eemunerstite. Ard this, too, though
L 70 In daily communication With
New Orleans BY rail. Why, then.
should It not b profitable here :?
shipping loo from New Orleans, 0,
any where else. to this point woulu
make It cost double Ito value, taking
INTO consideration freight and los<
oy transit. Let our good peopl.
arouse themselves from their lethar.
DO sleep. form . company. and In.
vet . little ofthetr spase cspltsl II.
tho business. They viii dnd It viii
pay . better peroeatage than almos,
any other investment. Surely. Their
V no place that needs loo more IL
the summer months than here. LIE,
It not DO ssid that Natchitoches IL.
lends to lie dormant for ever, conteu,
Nth tho respect accorded he,
through old age. Her youthful
aeighboring sisters have ct he,
many good example,; it remAln1 %
% seen whether ehe viii peoat b
them or persiot q the 0leep TIA,
knows no waking.
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4 neatly futntsned Ahouse 3 the
pride and delight Vt tho thrifty
housewife. McCooK l. B1o., %
Washington street, have Albhe -.
softment Of furniture which 10y
have made . speciality.
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aal1 aiisiit n q =! - y foa Ies
.55,IasiI1L ~ Lon div zen
4 WastAleou WtunAlls 1ldk11lliiiil
Proves - DsDAooo6a elfVe
HOO 3 Yeane1 oA q
bEs5s2 rsIsa1 80 -. = -. "a ea.a Ais e3a.p
Lselso Ne6lnCee Hung 6 ollQsvale,
3a1aa ,log -. l1C1oe ll1la~,
Rival. rs
~
AL ID IoV1t I
fPieeyupo epoelel. My IL

S1UVOOO OSPOSso @Ov 80
g. Noidunpet eeiao ~ ~. 0udDe
Of Do 00ccoooe6l ytvsEtho 611eao0
1 tho Wo0ao vhooo hoa6 I'D oooo
~reoeed hon ~ oollGo0ooe 6 -.
~ % himooll. 11Ila0091 IN.
sb0o spEIut1looely 60 ,oH ~ :
klo.6ln0eo gln, tuned - 9oooN
uaesod. Hi MUD hoeoae bolea1
nth ap!os 70 oe!o l0yoe ~ Sbe
NUQe Il hee OGIljRo o t1k Olos.
chlo ovoot hod boo0 followed y. b.
! ioW Woe1D e 6oooso ellD6oo0 ~
~ doa6esee psve II . - I /! 1lBn'
Gus "a s.. Si1piId SosSt ~
q tooos 10 On6o - - 'o0egtk
pourch q to0k dWsl6oas. Wloo 1oss
sloGoe, eeoopiag - oooooleoollr &
.sele .se ehee GO iase ~ ye00s
.ueoaod'e 6u1y. 1oo M evoese.
"a b ~ 1eu6 Hpggt q ~. 40, =
aee StaEe3od oe0ss0 . ~ IT, VuH
aonb)o q d1o9|oGulsA- ~ ~ ~
esW DobioR 81 9 . oAteoep 1soo'
% 49,. n oe1t dsy u o1oes.
a6o W0oA % - V-uul WugG ~ 0gi
sU00O . 80 g 01tGe. ~ egyooLl
- o0epooo0o q ~ D9lt, ooeeeoel
.A,o6l9ped b. 0Senoe10l ev1ooo0
u 4 onOaGl0g Ooneooo0. n b.
Is ~ Ve0Voo TO- y 11lbo1 d
h0 0uc6og C d ~ go otVogDl
s.0e Ne1e~~ ~ HnA0nnn1nn. ~ ~
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Yafal 6lsa1iaas.

- Z p.
The business oaelosk d o. tov,
see'ns promising. The merchants
|aes all replsnbhine their stoeka. ~
- hope thsy wilD sooo think 4 ~
. hppelee thsls patrols, throueh
',uf columns. OF tie handooms sneins
goods opsosd tor their inspsetion.
The wes&hse during tho pest vsek.
tho 'sh chaaesabss. be- assumeo the
sslubrity Of spring. The nelde aad
trees have doaned their green easb,
and the lsa&hssy soeestess have con.
meoeed 70 PIPE fogtA their NADIA
AN neturs seems % look bsle6t,eod
cheerful. While 10 sorrow over the
'jtsasters that have belsllea our peo.
ple In other ssctious, let % give
hanks that we have been spersd
from the sleuant's wrath, and prove
ourselves worthy BY our acts Of th.
Psovidentisl bene6ceooe extended u
~.
Now do choir Of chipping miustrsls
bring
In triumph 10 tho world. tho youthful
spring.
Tho valleys, hills, and woods. In rich
array,
Welcome tho coming Of tho long'd for
Nay.
Now ell things smile. -lCars,c.
The crop prospects. % fsr - ~
esa learn. ase very promising. Com.
. very isr advanced. end cotton h
loing iaely. Aspsll Of dry weather.
Shich we hope y Ia store for u, vii,
10 much to insure . large yield. Th.
screage under cultivation IN ours sod
sdjoiniog parishes d much large,
han let year, and oil indications
Jotnt to . prosperous season for
pisnten nd tAsmees. 30 mote Il b.
) Our jail slill continues h . dilapi
lated oonditioo, Without aoy steemp'
,seia0 mads 70 rspair Il. We hope q.
,eaCo q tho commuaity VIII cont
rue 20 undisturbed that there Will be
'itsle use for Il until tho new Oily
dali y built.
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W 4 Nay, Who eaas Asee . IN
layo ago fto0 Cotton Point b IL
Vsison charged With utterln4 q dIal,
~ r. u. wslmslsy + Co., purpost'
ogto b drawn BY H. G. Suinefsl.
w. The draft b supposed 70 b b
t0ggery, hence bio Incarceration.
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An ACT


70 provide foe the eels q Oh proper.
y forfeited o. sOld g TIE State so'
&c: L b L seeceed 81 tee Gen
~, 'Thsf % Ito third Iosd1y u
Jao1nsy: III, and eoch ouoofQuoni
yeofa tho ~ oolkceote I1Svo8oo0'
: ou0pSeee descriptive liot y! Oh pe0'
pesty toeleeted g oold' 0e!nqetn'
toxt0 .! !D9Yeoe - !v00ee1u.
iaooco tpIs toc tene! Of 9eitoQutut
ed = teels reepeeelne dietslet ;or
eSs - -: ss NJ ~ ~ -: .s n. ~ s,c ~
"a IN ~ sodsy thstssftef. ~ ~
-naVaa0 NnsNoS1f TIA saslN0 n ~ SS11a1.
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-
As sesoaGoe u NatehitoebeaI ~
.mploy cue spase ume d looA)ogs q
y eursouodloest ed - - 20
NstAlygeasoo WY 4 should Dot b
y peoepeeoeD . soy town Of ID ~
. ~ STATE. IL soll b 1ogslle a0c
xoduseivs. ~ climate geoial. ~
sbss Asss ouGht ls,ese plalsggl. =
0aoo ce0unego&iVe. i = Withii
ADy oo00unioaeico With othes
Aases b. 10 rivss. sad oaly lsed
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-05-08
Arrest Of Michael n. DeYoune.

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the IiIe and character OF tho victim.
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tt murder. reople viii nafuFAlly
.uspocs thai Ksltoch evboeood The
.vijent pe,iuly which Vse commit