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had ,a,er been made and granted, and that
he land over which the Jurisdiction g granted
bv Iris act. together with all bullding' anu
nsrsonal property which il, OF may be mere
amer within the bounds thereof, belonging 70
The limited States, shall be exempted, eApnet
ared and discharged from all State or muniei
mi taxes so long as the said lot or paTceF
81 Ground shall remain the property OF th'
Uni,,d States Of America for the purpose
Aforesaid.
Ser. 3. And be il enacted, That the Mayor
and gity Council Of Baltimore be, and they
are hereby, authorized TO grant aud convey 70
the limited States OF America any lot. or par
cells of ground owned by II, and forming part
OF any square Of ground which square, of any
pant of which the United States OF America
nav purchase for the erection OF building
for Post Office, Court House or other fubic
Offices and the same shall be subject 10 AL
the provisions Of the preceding sections OF lhir
act.
Sec. 4. And be il enacted, That this ac'
shall take effect from the date Of its passage.
HERMAN STUMP, JR.,
President Of the Senate
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker Of the House OF Delegates
Approved January %, 1850.
wM. T. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing i
correct copy OF an act Of the General As
sembly of Maryland, passed at the January
session, 1880.
MILTON Y. KIND,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates
EUGENE HIGGiSs,
Secretary Of the Senate
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AN ACT
To amend article thirty of the Code of Public
General Laws Of this State, title "Crimes
and Punishments, by adding the reto certain
additional sections under the subtitle of "Dis.
iurbance Of the Public Peace
Section !. Be IL enacted BY the General As
sembly Of Msryland, That article thirty Of the
Code Of Public General Laws OF this State, title
Grimes and Punishmeuts," be amended by ad-
ding thereto the following additional sections,
under the subtitle of "Disturbance Of The Pub
lie Peace
Section.-Any person or persons who shall
wilfnlly hinder or obstzuct the free passage Of
persons passing by or along any public street or
highway, in any city or town OF this State or
who shall wilfully disturb any neighborhood In
such city or town by loud and unseemly noises,
or shall profanely curse and swear, or Use oh.
scene language upon or near to any such street
or highway. within the hearing Of persons pass.
ing BY or along such highway, shall, upon con-
vic,ion thereof, be sentenced to a fine Of not
less than one dollar, and 10 the costs Of his or
their prosecution, or to such fine aud costs and
to imprisonment in Jail in the discretion Of the
court
Sec. 2. And BE- it enacted That this act shall
eaAc eheVt HOm anu hiter inc uate OF us pas
sage.
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker House Of the Delegates
HERMAN STUMP, a.,
President Of the Senate,
Approved March ., 1880.
WM. T. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing is cor
rect copy ofan act of the General Assembly
Of Maryland, passed at the January Session,
1880.
MILroS Y KIDD.
Chief Clerk of the House Of Delegates
EUGESE HIaGNs,
Secretary Of the Senate.
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SEC. 3, Aud be It enacted That this act shall
take effect from and after the date OF its passage.
aud that all acts or parts Of acts Inconsistent
with the provisions Of this act be, and the same
are hereby, repealed.
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker Of the House OF Delegates.
HERMAN STUMP, ia,
President of the Senate.
Approved March Is, 1880.
WIN. 7. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
We hereby certify that the aioregoing is cor
rect copy of an act Of the General Assembly
of Maryland, passed at the January session,
1880.
mirror Y. KIM,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates,
EuoENE HIGGIss,
Secretary of the Senate.
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Public General Lo,..

eighteen hundred and sixtv.f,,.
teen, aud to provide. for the pror... ehaplsr &
e1hnliss lhefln specified, and IL feps,i aenld
ionr Of said act and 10 re-enael n =. s4 .s,is,
TO make the bounlies therein snsc;s. = ne y \
to the widows and heirs Of dees s,aSi paypA,
and to make said bounlies payabis !. .s,'ti,n
u such soldier AZ having BEEN ~, - 'aeA I'm
charged, Ailsr faithful service bs,s 5aOlJ 4.
out receiving the benefit Of h, u'N I'd.
and the act passed al the Jana. PI0'a.,,
eighteen hundred and sir,y--ess'I ~,
three hundred and seventy-oie ana, ea,is
complementary TO acts passed Psh,a ne
eighteen hundred anu sixty.6vs Ian vi
ty-lhree, and March fourteenth iassPe' a.
drcd aud siKty-hEe, chapter one sa'sssa "
six. relating TO bounty TO yolun,,'e'E
drafted men" and the acts pas,ed ~, !, % \
uary session, eighteen hundred anJ N!e
chapter three hund. ed and seys,,. w,
Titled ian act TO further extend H.
provisions Of The act passed Feb, u1' Y
chapter fifteenth, and March fon,,sss,l nj
teen hundred and axly-seyen cha %
hundred and seventy three. and ~ "
menis thereto relating TO the NJ
bountles to volunteers aud drafted ~ me- q
State" be and the same are hereb, 2
:, "s'soI f'paa
Sec .. And be 1t enacted, Ths, n.
OF bounty or bountiea authorized M ,Iylar
by any and all OF the Acts Of A,.s0,h g,'eas
toned In the first section Of this A., l. Il =
prohibited. '''p
Sec. 3. And be Il enacted. THAI Al.
shall take aif-c, from the Gre, dav a. n
eighteen hundred and eighty. ~
HERMAN STUMP,
President Of ,b, S,,,
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH
Speaker Of the House Of D,,,.
Approved March rs, 1850.
WM. T. HAMILTON,
Governor Of M,,yl.l
We hereby certify that The aofeyoi,,
correct copy OF an &C, Of the Gensr,l !.
bly, OF Mary passed at the J.sp,,,, :
sion, 1850.
EuoESE HloGSs
Secretary Of the STA,
MrLroS y, KIM,
ChiefClerk House Of Dclsa,.
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LCnArtER "a |
DRUYKARDS
AM ACT

To amend section forty two, subtitle "Dnslt
ards" Of article thirty Of the Code Of Pssi
General Laws Of this State, title "Crns 1,
Puuishmshts," and TO re-enact the na,
amended under the subtitle Of "DUfia
meas"
Section ! Be II enacted by the General y
sembly Of Maryland, That section foriy.tss
article thirty ofihe Code ofPublic General LiEi
OF this State, title "Crimes aud runishmnt
subtitle "Drunkhrds, be amended, aad re
acted as amended, under the subtitle "Drsll
enness, so that the same as amended shall ~
as follows;
~. Every person who shall be found drgsi
or acting IN a disorderly manner, 10 the isl
tur6anee OF the public peace, upon any Pa'
street or highway, in any city or county Of ';i
state, OF al any place Of public worship or 20
nc resort or amusement 10 any city or county
this State, shall be deemed to be guilty ofa usI
aemsanor and upon conviction thereof shall q
subject to a hne Of one dollar and costs ~
shall be committed until such fine and cost, N
paid, or until such offender Is discharged b. 'l
course Of law. The Justices Of the Peaos n
the respective enantes Of this State shall hu
concurrent jurisdiction over such oheuoe va
inc Clrtnii Courts for their respective eonnis
and the Justices Of the Peace selected to ~
we respective stAtioh-honses In The City OF Bn
imore shall have concurrent iurisdiflioa or
such offence with the Criminal Coert Of Bts
more.
Sec. 2. And be Il ENACTED, That this act iial
take effect from and afta/ - date OF IL pas'as''
and that oil acts OF partysf acts iuconsl'ri'
with the provisions % this act be aud the 90
are hereby repealed.
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker of the House Of Dslesas
HERMAN STUMP, ia,
President Of the Sehii
Approved March o, 1880.
WM. T. HAMILTON,
Governor of Maryland,
We hereby certify, that the aforegolug is u
rect copy Of an act OF the General Assena
oil Maryland, passed at the January se'si''
1850.
Mnros Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegaa
EuGESE HIGsISs,
Secretary Of the sena'
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lAFlkR IT.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

E0TARIES PUBLIC.
AN ACT
To repeal section one OF article sixty-seyen Of
the Code Of Public General Laws, relating to
Notaries Public, and to re-enact the same with
amendments.
SEeuoS /. Be il enacted BY the General As
sembly Of Maryland, That section one Of article
sixty-seven Of the Code of Public General Laws,
title "Notaries Public" be, aud the same is
hereby, repealed and re-enacted to read as fol-
lows:
l. The Governor, by and with the advice and
consent Of the Senate, shall appoint and COM
mission competent number Of persons Of known
good character, integrity and abilities, citizens
Of the Uniyed States, and who have resided In
this State two years previous to their appoint
ment as Notaries Puplic for the State Of Mary
land, to reside in such place or places within
this State as the Governor shall, in and by their
resp ctive commissions designate; but there shall
not be at any time more than ten Notaries ap-
pointed and commissioned to reside within the
city Of Baltimore, one of whom shall be con-
versant with the German language.
SIC. 2. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date Of It's passage.
HERMAN STUMP, JR.,
President OF the Senate
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates
Approved February 90, 1880.
wM. t. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing is a cor
rect copy of an eSt passed the General As
sembly of Maryland, at the January session,
1880.
EuGESE HiGeNs,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MLToS Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
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tCHAPrER 81
POST OFFICE, COURT HOUSE AND
OTHER PUBLIC OFFICES IN
BALTIMORE CITY,
(CHAPrER 81
IN ACT

AN ACT
To give the consent Of the State TO the pur.
chase Of certain lots Of ground in the City
Of Baltimore by the United States Of Amer.
lea, for the purpose of erecting building
for Post Office, Court House and other
Public Offices, and 10 cede to the United
States CT America Jurisdiction over the
same, and authorizing the Mayor and CITY
Council Of Baltimore 10 grant and convey
certain lots of ground belonging to them 70
the United States of America.
Section !. Be it enacted by the General Az.
sembly Of Maryland, That the copsen, Of he
State Of Maryland is hereby given to the nur.
cnase, by the United States Of America AZ
any lots or parcels Of ground in The Civ If
Baltimore, for the purpose Of erecting A build.
ing Tor Post Office. Court House and other
Public Offices OF the United States OF America.
Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That iurisdictiop
over the esid lot or parcels of ground, aiter
the Same shall have been lawfully conveyed 10
the said United States Of America, be. and 4,
Is hereby, coded. released and relinonished N
the United States of America over the aid
lot or parcels OF ground 20 far as that ali civil
aud such criminal process as may issue under
the authority of This State against any person
or persons charged with crimes ard mi.d,.
neanors committed without said lot or MARCEL.
Of ground, may be executed therein In Inc
same way and manner as though this esssion
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PROTECTION or BLACK Bass
AN ACT
AN ACT

PROTECTION or BLACK BASS |
AN ACT
To repeal the frs, section Of an &C, ,,...i
the January session, eighteen huod,,d !,
seventy-ionr, chapter ,eyeniy.nine. ,u
ian act for the protection Of black b,- =,
all other 6.h In the Patap=oo river. 4. i
tide-Water," and to re-cnaci the AN,
M amendment
SEcrioS |. Re il enacted by The Geo.
Assembly Of Marylanl. That the 6rs, ~
Of an act paced at the the Jannary sy,s,
eighteen hundred and seventy. four. ch,,,
seyen,y-nine, he and the same Is her,t, !,
pealed. aud the following enacted 10 u
thereof
Section /. BE Il enacted br the Gse
Assembly Of Maryland, That from aal a,
the passage Of this &C, IL shall not Be hI3
for any person or persons To take, eAplsn :
DESTROY 6sh BY seine OF scines, dragged :
drag nets, set-set or sct.nets. dip-nrl Q; &
nets, stit.nel or sliT.ncis. fish baskets 0, \
pots, eel weir., brush or IA seine nets. 0, iv
means or coniriyanecs whatever Of the nas,
Of seine, which are known to destroy o, a,
turc fab. or TO destroy or capture Ia
by shooting or slriking through TIE a
or otherwise, than By hook and line, %
monty known as angling, in the piu,x
river, shove the point where the old ianpl
road from Baltimore TO Washington rls
the said river.
Sec, 2 Aud be Il enacted, That this sc IL
take effect from the date VI it, passage.
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker Of the House Of DelsEll
HERMAN STUMP.
President Of the Sssn
Approved March 80 1880.
WIN. 7. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
We hereby certify that the Aiorrgoing ia d
rect copy Of an act of the General Ase
big Of Maryland, passed Al the January
sion, 1880.
MILros Y. KipD.
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegate
EU0ESE HIGaISs,
Secretary Of the Ssri
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lIHAFTER v.
GRIMES AND PUNISHHENTS.


AN ACT
To repeal section one hundred and thiriy.iour,
ofar,icle thirty, OF the Code Of Public Gen
tral Laws, entitled "Crimes and Punish
menls," .ub.iitle "Millers Mixing Flour"
as amended by the act OF eighteen hundred
and seyen,y-eight, chapter three hundred
and seventy five, and to re-enact the same
with amendments, by adding Somerset
county
SECTION BE It enacted by the General
Assembly OF Maryland, That section one hun
dred and thirty -four, OF article thirty, Of the
Code Of Public General Laws, entitled Grimes
and Pauishments,' subtitle "Millers Mixing
Flour" be and the SAINT il hereby repealed
and rc-suncted. a. amended by the act OF eigh-
teen hundred and sevtniy-eight, chapter three
hundred and seventy five, 40 as 10 read As fol-
lows:
1874. No master. owner. miller or other per-
sOn properly belonging to or otherwise own
ing any mill within this State. shall ask. de-
msnd or receive for grinding any quantity OF
wheat, Indian corn or rye. above one-eighlh
pnri every bushel Of wheat, Indian corn or
rye by him 80 ground "A alorcaad, under the
,
one-half TO the use Of the State aud the other
half TO the iniormer, TO be recovered In ihc
name OF the State by action Of debt, before any
Justice Of the Peace, as other small debts are
recoverable. In ST. Mary, Wicomico, SOM
erset and Worcester eounlies the sixth may
be taken for grinding rye and cora.
HERMAN STUMP, JR,
President Of the Senate.
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
Approved February IL, 1878.
MN. T, HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
We hereby certify that the aioregoing is cor.
rect copy Of an Act Of the General As
sembly Of Maryland, passed al January
Session, 1880.
EuGESE HfGGrSs,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILroS Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing
between r. b Todd and i. Harvey
Brigham, as attorneys at law. is liSsolv-
ed by mutual consent, to take effect
from and after March Sd. 1880. All nm
finished business of the firm. and eases
pending in the courts, are hereby re-
tcrred to David Todd Esq, Bastrnp, La !,
who will represent us in tn" settlement
and trial of the same Fees due said
firm mnst be paid to either of us, or AN
authorized agent.
r. b. TaDD.z
j. fIAHFEY BRIGHAM.
Bastrop, La March 3lst. 1880.
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.s'EBs's ~ - .g'FT,SFsEsx

Bradford, Pa, had q $3.50 OO0
fire on the Sd inst.
One Of the leading editors Of
the Boston Traveller, aged "A,
died on The Sd inst.
The laborers on the New Jer-
sey Central railroad have struck
for higher wages.
Gen. Grant will be in Vicks-
burg tomorrow. He will 90
from there to Little Rock, and
thence to Hot Springs.
A negro, weighing 200 pounds,
was hanged in Washington the
other day for killing his wife.
When the drop fell his head was
severed from his body.
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The Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal, one of the staunchest and
most powerful Democratic news
papers on the continent, is an
Incorporating advocate Of Til
den as the most available and
the most influential candidate
that can be placed before the
country by the Cincinnati con-
vention for the Office of Presi-
dent. The Courier-Jonrnal con-
tends that the two nominees of
the two parties will be Grant and
Tilden. Mr.. Watterson, the ed
isor, is generally very shrewd
man in political farsightedness !;
but in this particular instance it
is to be hoped that he is sadly,
badly, mistaken.
Ii Tilden is to be the opponent
of Grant, the Democracy Of this
country had as well make up
their minds at once to live four
years longer under Republican
rule. just SO certain as Tilden
is nominated at Cincinnati, just
so certain will the Republican
party succeed in the Presidential
race.
For thisyvery reason 10 we
emphatically oppose the idea Of
instructing our delegates to the
national convention to vote to
the last for a certain man: We
do not believe there is an aspi-
rantsin the Democratic party to
the high Office of President, VIII o
cannot outstrip old Ti.den in a
popular Presidential election.
Just so long as certain delegates
from certain States are bound by
memorable instructions from their
constituents, inst so long will the
chances of Tilden's nomination
be augmented.
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will be turned into luxriant
fields, and prosperity will .ga'n
gladden. the hearts of a pople
who have so long struggIe,amid
commotion and disadvantages.
Let US keep cool!
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MILLINERY STORE.

Having just received large and va
ried assortment of Millinery Goods. such
as straw hats. laces, ribbons, artificial
flowers. and every thing belonging to tho
millinery business, I am prepared to &C.
commodate the ladies, who are request
ed to call and examine my goods.
Store-1n the room adjoining Mrs.
Collins MIME NJ. A. WINFREY
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In Pointe Coupee parish re-
Gently, a white man endeavored
to suppress a row between a
negro man and his wife, when
the negro ran toward the white
man with club, which reminded
the white man that danger was
ahead. He thereupon shot and
killed the menaciug darkey.
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While in New Orleans, Cen
Grant visited the mammoth COM
mission house Of Lehman, Abra-
ham & Co., whom he asked many
questions relative to the great
cotton trade done in the great
cotton city. The General OK
pressed himself as highly elated
at the information he received
from his visit to the huge firm OF
Lehman, Abraham & Co.
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New Advertisements.
Notice to Tax.Payers

OF the Corporation of Rastrop Your
taxes are now due. and if not paid by
the first day of MAY next shall return
the same as delinquent and advertise
al! the real estate for sale, OF so mnch
thereof as may he necessary to satisfy
the taxes and costs, allowing all tax
payers the right or privilege of POINTING
out property. B. w SMITH
Deputy Collector
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'STRAYED OR STOLEN

From the Spyker plantation, on the
night of the 2fth nit, dark mare
mule almost black about Is hands
high, with knee of one hind leg swollen.
A liberal reward will be paid for the de-
livery of said mule, or for any Informal
ton leading to the recovery of same
GEO, A. SPYKFR
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At Winchester, KY, on the
Sd inst, a young negro buck,
who had attempted to outrage a
beautiful and respectable white
girl, was taken from the authori-
ties and hanged by a mob. Good ]!
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Harry Hyams, OF the Sugar
Planter, loaned Harry Gould, of
the Livingstonian, bible seven
teen years ago, and Gould has
not read it through yet. Hyams
is getting anxious about his good
book.
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Jay Gould owns more rail-
roads than any other man on
the globe. He controls nearly
nine thousand miles of railroad
and is negotiating for two thou
sand miles more.
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Bastrop, La March 3lst, 1890.
NOTICE..

All parties indebted to MS are require
to come forward aud pay same t, Aug.
Simon, who has been authorized bv rs
to collect and receipt. and all persons
having claims against us are also re-
qnestei to present them to him for pay
ment.
WOLFF & SILBERNAGEL.
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A negro was hung for muir de
in West Ration Rouge on the %
inst. He confessed his guilt,
and said he was prepared to die.
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STATE NEWS.

tire!y surrounded by water.
A white man hacked a negro
on the head with a Ratchet last
week in RayviIle.
When will Richland ever have
another court p Beacon.
Have you got Il serious case in
court, Mangham?
Many cattle are dying in
Richland from gnats and want of
food, on account Of the high
water.
The Claiborne Guardian gives
Captain Farmer and his license
bill particular fits. 600 for him,
Hayes.
The editor of the Ouachita
Telegraph will be q delegate
from that parlsn 10 vuo oo...
Convention.
Gov. Wilt called upon Gen,
Grant at the St. Charles Hotel,
when the "Silent Wanderer" was
in New Orleans.
Gen. Grant was received with
the greatest enthusiasm and with
the sincerest hospitality by the
citizens of New Orleans.
If the Legislature finishes the
business that ought to be done,
an extra session will be ineylts
BILE. Truly, Louisiana has a
model set of Solons.
The Beacon will support Gen.
King for Congress frou' a sense
of honest duty to the distin
guished legislator. Right again,
Mangham.
The water between Monroe
and Vickshnrg is still rising and
likely to continue to rise. 1t is
thought the cars will not run
through before June.
A detective of the post office
department has been in Winns-
borough investigating the alleged
distraction of sum of money
mailed at that office.
An exchange says that an ex-
penditure of 100000 will raise
the track of the Vicksburg,
Shreveport and Pacific railroad
above high water mark.
A plantation sold in Ascension
parish the other day for $685.
625 g.. It was bought by Leon
Godcheaux, a New Orleans mer-
chant. That looks like business.
Steve Brown was sent to the
penitentiary for Is years last
week from Baton Rouge, for the
murder Of John Royal last
Christmas.
Recently in DonaldsonvilIe two
Dagoes got into a rumpus about
a woman, and shot each other so
badly that both are expected to
die from the wounds.
Dan Rice, the great circus
man, is in Donaldsonville giving
lectures on temperance. The
Chief says Dan is very interest
ing on the Rostrum.
The Vienna Sentinel now has
two editors-Walker and Red
wine. We congratulate the peo-
| pie of Lincoln and the readers OF
the Sentinel generally upon the
new acquisition.
| The Bossier Banner last week,
in a spicy editorial, gave the
Democracy of this country "hail
| Columbia" from Maine to Cali.
fornia. Look out, Scanland
You'll be on a bolt directly.
| The DonaldsonvilIe Chief,
whose editor is not a Democrat,
says that Gen. King is the best
man that we of the Fifth District
can send to Congress. Why, a0e
have said that before.
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Nine negroes, charged with
burglary, were captured in the
parish Of st. John last week and
carried to New Orleans for safe
keeping.