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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-03-15

there are better places for him. The country
is only fit for Bedouin Arabs, stock raisers
and miners, and when this is well understood
men who desire quiet homes, good fruits,
grain and the comforts of a civilized country,
will not go into the mountains of Nevada,
Idaho or Montana to find them"
This New York scribblcr is bit one of a
thousand who advocates the law before con-
gress to set apart all territory west of the one
hundredth meridian for herdels and unfit for
homesteads. There are tens of thousands of
little aristocrats, scattered all over the
by their adroit manlmies and daddics, who are
scholarly lazy, and they want all the territory
west of the one hundredth meridian to breed
calves and lambs, and hunt and fish in, and
you need not be astonished if you wake III
some morning and hear of that portion of our
national domain set apart for the darlings
who are babbling for the law. The county
of Deer Lodge, | notice, is about to be divid-
ed. BY running the lines as proposed, be-
tween the old aud new counties, it may be of
Interest 10 Doer LouSe CITY out, HAOst assuleu-
ly to my mind, it looks as if the future lcgis-
lators will be beset by the sober second
thought and change it. Your immediate
locality, Butte city, is being noted all over
the country for its rich ores, and the atten-
ton of enterprising men in the east is being
directed to it. There is here, and throughout
tie state, more sickness than ever before.
Whole families are taken hence i'll a few
hours. 1t battles the skill of the practicing
physicians. Some say it is spotted fever.
agree with the ~astrologers, laying the attacks
to the combinations of the heavenly bodies,
others contend it is adulterated articles pur-
chased. l give no opinion as l have not seen
a patient. Yours,
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The HOTEL,
HELENA, MONTANA,
WIN, d Proprietor,

This house Is now open for the accommodation
of the public. 1t is refitted in first-class style
and will be kept second to none in the Territory.
The bar will be furnished with the best liquors
and cigars.
Board by theday, 81 90
Board by the week, 90
Board and lodging by the week, 90
FIrst-classb beds. 30 cents per night.
SecOnd-class beds, 25 cents per night.
The Overland is opposite the principal stage
offices. on Lower Mar street Give me q call.
A LABOR REGISTER, in which parties seeking
employment or help can register their names
without charge, is kept at this house and is al.
WAYS open to public inspection.
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A LETTER FROM AN OLD rANzAN

A Few Plain Truths Plainly SpOken-The
Narrow Policy OF Eastern Politicians
The Indian QuesiiOn-How to Settle
It-County Bate Attracting
Attention in iha East-Sickness Ia the
States, Etc. Etc.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-03-15

MT Outfit sent free to those VINO wish to en-
Nh gage in the most profitable business
WU known. Everything new. Capital not
required. We Will furnish you every
thing. $40 a day and upwards is easily made
without staying away from home over night.
No risk whatever. Many new workers wanted
at once. Many are making fortunes at the
business. Ladies make as much as men, and
young boys and girls make great pay. No one
who is willing to work tails to make more
money every day than can be made in a week
at any ordinary employment. Those who en-
gage at once will find a short road to fortune
Addres h. HALLETT d Co., Portland, Maine.
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n

Mrs. Stephen Benjamin, having lately re-
turned from the East, wishes to inform the Pub
lie that she is now prepared to do all kinds of
plain and fancy Sewing also will cut and fit
dresses after the latest styles. Orders by mail
will receive prompt attention.
Residence, Washington st., below Catholic
church.
MRS. BENJAMIN.
an 10 dSm MISS LAcAILLE.
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MIN Outfit furnished free, with full instrue-
XIII tions for conducting the most profitable
WIU business that anyone can engage in. The
business is so easy to learn, and our in
structions are so simple and plain, that any one
can make great profit from the very start. No
one can fail who is willing to work. Women
are as successful as men. Boys and girls can
earn large sums. Many have made at the
business over one hundred dollars in q single
week. Nothing like 1t ever known before. Ali
whoengage are surprised at the ease and rapidly
with which they are able to make money. You
can engage in this business during your spare
time at great profit. You do not have to in
vest capitalin II. We take all the risk. Those
who need ready money should write to us at
once. All furnished free. Address True 4 Co.,
Augusta, Maine
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Public NrhS,>Dls,

Our State contemporaries are giv.
Ing q reasonable amount Of atten.
ton to this important subject, while
We are glad TO note that National ut.
tention has been called TO II, aud 10
some purpose. The great mass Of
our Louisiana papers are urging u
rigid enforcement OF tho Poll Tax
law, which was among the worst con.
demned acts OF the Legislature. The
regular school tax Of one mill will
yield but q sparse fund wherewith
to maintain the schools Of the State,
and We urge upon our employers the
patriotic duty Of promptly paying
the Poll Tax due under the law by
their employees. II they fall to do
90. We hope they will assume all re.
sponsibility for the utter failure Of
the public school system Ia this State.
In the lower parishes We learn that II
IL being promptly paid. and In con.
sequence the schools are open and
10 u tlourishing condition. Let us
not be haekwart here.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01

1t is scarcely worth while 10 argue
that the road system nov In vogue
Ia this State Is ~ obsolete as the Py.
rsmids Of Egypt. Every one with
whom sou talk admits that q road
tax and the construction. as a begin.
ming, OF certain important roads is
the proper mode. After these I'm.
pOrtaut roads are 20 constructed,
lateral highways can be added when
In the course OLA very short time
the complaint now and for some
time pas. II impossible roads. will
I've a thing unheard OF. The mail
c,nter OF this parish, and for that
matter several other parishes, IL
Natchitoches. and yet, notwi,hstand.
Ing the almost superhuman exertions
Of HiRsH. the malls cannot BIZ brought
iu on time. Mr.. Hush does his du.
ty; has expended thousands Of dol.
lars for stock. gives his constant and
unremitting attention 10 the line.
and yet the mails will sometimes
stick, and stick because the roads
are impossible. or we'll nighso
Still. while taxation for road pur.
poses Is the proper mode. would Il
not be we'll In ire mean time to not
entirely abandon the old system. but
do instead q little work thereon In
the worst places. II our people will
do this, We are sure It will bc a grea.
help to themselves, the surrounding
country and the energetic mall con.
tractor. What say you all?
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The Marshall (Texas) HeraM says
that when the tap road from Tyler,
Texas, to Ferguson, on the Texas and
Pacific Railroad Was 1tss spoken Of.
and 10 course Of construction. II was
looked upon and denounced as a
piece Of folly. tut the results from
its completion was quite different.
Tyler went up with a boom. and not
content withthe tapi, 10 now striking
out with shirt roads Of her own for
more trade.
From this VIC can Judge OF the ben.
eilts which will accrue 20 US on the
completion OF the tap to the New
Orleans Pacific. We have a territory
north aud east Of us which can and
no doubt will b. reached hereafter
by short narrow guage roads a. Ty.
Ter is now doing. Let us by all means
unite In this undertaking: build this
road, retain our present trade there
by and reach out hereafter for more.
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a(W advertisements.
Sl.eriTs Sale.


l.. Caspari, Liq.. vs.. Homer Fontcnot.
District Court. Parish Of Natchitochcs.
No. sl?7.
DY virtue ola writ Of III. IN. issued
- In the above entitled aud numbered
suit. aud n me directed, ] have seized
aud will offer for sale, IL The last and
highest bidder, nj auction. MS tlW ,lSr VI
the Court HOUSE, In the city and parish
Of Natchiioci,cs, La, on
Saturday. January 9Th, 1881,
the following property. to.wit:
All rights. titles aud interest Of dc
irn,lant IN, aud to {? yoke Oxen, 2 Cows,
ycarling,
3 Calves. about Il bushels Corn.
q or Z baic. Cotton IN the seed.
Cart. l lot household furniture, con
sisting If 8 Chairs, I: small tables, l Bed.
stead, bed and dressing | earthen crock.
/? wat,lrOles. Also on
Saturday, February 5th, 1851,
All his right. titles and interest IN, and
to a certain tract ii land, situated In the
Parish &c Natchiiochrs. containing 81
acres, more ~ less, "n Red River. IL,
township II. tansc y. bounded al,ovc hy
land vi 81. Ann Freeman. aud below by
land 1T Joseph Henry. ant known ~
the Widow Dorlclon place.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash; subject to appraiscmcnt.
sAMl.. +. RAlNES.
Jan. I. Sheriff.
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Mew Orleans.
FOR SALE.

A certain tract or parcel of land, situa-
ted in the parish, Of NatchitOches, on
the right bank Of Cane river, above the
town Of Clonticrville, on the opposite
side Of the river, containing l27 arpents,
more Or less, bounded by lands Of Am
btOise LecOmte above, and below by
land Of Luc POrche, aud with front on
Cane River.
Another tract Of land in same parish,
containing 70 acres, and being the lower
half the west half with east quarter and
east fractional half OF the north west
fractional quarter Of section &c, town.
ship seven north, range five west. con
tanning in all l4O acres. as per Patent
II, G'6, aud being the same tract OF land
derived from JAS. h. Coutry.
The V. }. RACIAL plantation. contain
ing Il hundred and seventy-six acres,
good dwelling Of five rooms, stables and
corn cribs.
A tract adjoining the above, contain
ing G6 acres. with buildings. dwelling
house, gin house, large corn crib, over.
seers house. three negro cabins and other
buildings.
The DAY place, containing ahout a
hundred acres or more, with all the
buildings on same.
The WALLACE plantation, Cain river
fronting both sides, and containing
about 400 acres, with all necessary
buildings. etc.
LAKE .ERICO plantation, about 4
miles from Natchitochts, containing about
- acres. with dwelling, gin house,
stables and cabins.
The above property is valuable and
will Il" more SO. as there is now no doubt
about the Railroad being completed.
Will M sold on very reasonable terms,
say ! +" cash. balance in one, two.
three and four years, with spcr cent in
trrest. Mr.. Landry Charleville. at Clou-
tirrville. will give full particulars Of the
laml. anal also Mr. John e. Trichell. ut
Natchitoches.
Atltlrts. d. Il. CARROLL, ~
80 Per,liG 0 Street. New Orleans.
Aug. 70.
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She. lis Sale.

Sheriff. Sale.
Grape vs.. Grape.
District Court, Parish Of Natcl,itocl,cs.
Nos. si;s6. si3s 4 $3.50.
DY virtue IT three several writs of RI,
ID IA. issued In the above entitled and
numbered suits, and IL me directed, /
have seized and will offer for sale n tho
last and highest bidder. ut auction, nj
the door III the Court House in the city
aud parish Of Natchitochcs, on
Saturday, February stu, 1881.
ut Ia H.. the following described prop.
crty, tO.wit:
The southwest quarter Of the north =
east quarter and the southwest quarter
III the southeast quarter and the north.
west quarter III the northeast quarter Of
section No. 9, township M. 0, range No.
.. west, containing lls GO loo. Que hun.
drcd and eighteen ca 100 acrs. together
with all tho buildings aud improvements
thereon.
Also one dark BAY stallion. aud one
: horse wagon, the movable proper,y 20
be sold IN Saturday, the 10Th day Of
January, 1851.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash, subject n appraisenent.
SAM'l. r. RAlNES,
Jan. !. Sheriff.
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Nethers! Mothers Z! Mothers -!
Are you disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest by . sick child
suffering and crying with the excru.
cisting pain Of cutting teeth? Ifso.
10 at once and get q bottle OF MRS.
WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
It will relieve the poor little sufferer
acknowledgement upon Il; there
10 no mtstake about II. There IL not
y mother on earth who has ever
used Il. Who Will not tell you at once
that it Will regulate the bowels, and
give rest TO tie mother, and relief
and health t. the child, operating
like magic. It u perfectly safe TO
nee 10 oil cases. and pleasant 70 the
TASTE. and u the prescription OF one
OF the oldest aud best family physi.
clans and nurses 10 the United States
Bold everywhere. Is cents o t0tiie.
Nov. O.-ly.
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lOuachitH Telegraph

MONROE, Dec. -, 1850,
At q meeting held In Baton Rouge,
October II, 1850. Of tho members OF
the Press Of Louisiana, the following
resolutions were submitted and
sdopted:
ResOlred. That the President OF
the Association be requested and au.
th0ri3ed 20 designate members 10 d..
liver ct our next session. addresses,
ecoeyo. p0ems. etc., - he may deem
OF interest 10 the Association.
Reeolced, That It b 4 custom OF
The Association 10 make choice at
each meeting Of the subjects proper
70 b considered by this body, such %
subscriptions. advertisinR, ETC., and
aoo(en az Individual member to each.
TO report HE vtews ut the next meet.
Ing.
Under the foregoing resolutions
and By virtue OF the authority there.
% repoeed 10 me. I make the follow.
1og appointments:
OrdtOe-Hon. T. E. Kidd;-Altsr.
nete. Col. D. 81. Hayes.
Roee-4aIy Ashley Townsend.
6teeorteN-n. ]. nyams.
keedv Prints y. b. COAgr0ve
1eQ aad Telegraph Fdcihties-E.
hocess n JoarN6lism Nm. N.
4. Md.
Advertising Rates and Advertising
l0Mc(ee -0emuel Lambert.
TIE Cooventioa viii assemble 10
New Ot!eaoo February q, 1851. Ed.
tn AID publiohels IN THE 0sAte, not
already oe0bero, aro cordially inVi.
~ - oeoooe 0e0oee0 Of the Lou.
0ooooo Iteoo Association.
@. ". 0cCR.xII.
4tee6eat touislAoa PrUoo As,ocis.
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The OxiOr Miss. } Falcon GAYS:

Inc Oxtor Misc. Falcon says:
An emigration "boom" 10 the thing
just at present needed In Mississippi
10 reclaim lost lands and recover lost
fortunes.
Aud the same paper proceeds 10
boon" for immigrants In the fol.
lowing peculiar fashion:
The Weet Point Miss Echo says /:
I'VE would he glad to see the mer.
chants OF West Point hold a meet.
Ink and pledge themselves not 20 buv
another dollar. worth OF goods north
Of Macon and DixOn's line"
Tho Falcon does not 20 quite 90
Tar "a the Echo 10 this matter, But
We would be glad to see the mer
chants OF the entire south pledge
themselves not 10 give their trade 10
northern merchants who t,ss their
wealtheAnd influence 70 the ,!etriment
OF the south aud southern people,
There 10 u growing disposition
among the merchants OF the south 20
give their trade In future to those
only who are not openly and avowed.
~ antagontstic ~ them and their
section. and whenever this IL done
the effect will he seen aud felt
throughout the north. Deouncia.
ton and slanderOus lies will no long.
er be the stock In trade OF the rsdl.
cal merchant, but be will AZ least
have 10 bride hts tongue 0. look else.
where Tor patronage.
Custom has made it obligatory on
the northern vxndals 10 buy and cell
merchandise. irrespective OF race.
color. seCt, polltics, or previous con.
ditiOn OF selvi'ule, and coseGuently
the Aforesaid vandals are not likely
20 90 out OF their way to ''reclstm the
!ost lands" or TO recover the Loaf
fortunes" Of any country where they
would I've compelled 70 'bridle their
t0ngues."
Moreover the supeslstive popseoae
quoted from the esteemed consem.
pOrsries h not sCteristic OF The
eoutheru people. Like the northern
vsodals. they prefer 20 buy 10 the |
cheapest maket and cell 10 tho dear. |
est market. When they sell Q bale |
Of cotton they d. not barter away |
lhetr 'principtes," and when they |
buy q sewing. machine they do not !
berRaineOr "eSdicalism. -tkemphis
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The Democratic editors II Indiana
have eDunciated. among other dog.
mas, the following:
Firs'-A change IN the cOnsii'u.
ton Of tn. United Sa'es prTitlng
tor the .lcc ,va VI President aui
Vice President by the POPULAR vote.
S-cond-ruc election of L lied
States Senator's hy the peo,'le " the
overall States instead VI by the Leg.
islatures thereof.
Third-A juiicciors revision OF
the present tariff In tue IntrIes's oi
tn. producing aud Industrial classes.
Fourth Vigorous opposition of the
introduction Ofcheap Monaghan Ia
Dor.
tfth-ApproptiSte legislation BY
Congress for the taxation VI Rreeu'
backs.
The ilrs, aud second propositions II
carried out would thoroughly Nation.
alizs the government. The States
and the people now choose the elect.
ors, who In turn name the President.
The States elect Senators, and the
people Representatives. Garry out
the Indiana editors plan and the
States would have no voice or power
In tho Federal government.
The third and fourth, Louisiana
would aud will oppose, while the
nth IL a nonsensical proposition
which would result In u gold eur.
ency alone, for no one would have q
currency that was taxed.
Oa tue whole We think the Demo.
cratic editors VI Northern Indiana
bad better ''come again. please"
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Sheriff. sale.

Sherif's sale.
Jas. A. Walsh VI. Clara Laplsce,
Widow, ETC., ct all.
District Court, Parish Of Natchito.
ches-No. GG3.
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of n. Ia. jssuei,
- in the above entitled and numbered
suit, snd to me- directed. l have seized
aud will offer for sale TO the last uni
highest bidder. Ut auction, Ut the door Of
the Court House. parish VI Nstchito.
ches, on
Saturday. February s.h, 1881.
at !! m, the following property. to- wit :.
All the undivided interest In anil 10 a
certain tract 81 land situated in the mar.
ish Of Natcl,itochcs and State Of nnis.
lana aud DESERVED IN follows. fowl !.
Six hundred aud forty sctrs of ia.i
being the west halfof section IL AMI nm"
east half Of section II. township 8. range
y: also 20 acres IL land. bcinv mart IF
the snth Rim claim, north IL SiLley'.
Lslse In section ., rangs Z, aud being lois
.. ~. II. II, Is. and Il, as per Mat ~
survey made by JUS. l.. Gillespie, 0. s.
Deputy Surveyor. April lth. 1897 On
tiic IN the Rccor'lrr'S Office III this mar.
ish: ALSO Que brick house aud lot In ths
cry o. Naich'tochss. La, known ~ the
Drug Store. situated on Front street
having y front Of thirty and one half
feet on said Front street. aud runninv
back for dep b seventy three feet. lonn,i
ri on the north by lot belonging 10 J. II
Payne aud II. A. Walmsley ct ala . AMI
ON the south and west BY property OF ths
defendants In She above entitled anti
Also NIL the undivided inteses, In and
to = certain tract Of land situated in Ihr
parish OF Natchitoches. State Of l.oui,.
lana. being the south vert quarter Of
north east quarter and east half Of north
east quarter, section II, township Z.
range .. containing Quo hundred and
twenty acres, AMI another certain tract
of land situated in the parish of Match.
itochcs. State If Louisiana, being the
north west quarter Of north east quarter.
section %. township Q. range o. contain.
my forty acres.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash-sahjcct IL spPraissment.
S.P. RAlNES.
Jan. lids. Sheriff.
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Our confrere OF the Baton Rouge
Adrocats can rest assured We are not
INDUCING In politics. We have, on
the contrary. teen In the lead 10 ad.
vocacy OF u more strict attention to
business and q general letting OF pol.
itics alone.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01

We were shown yesterday by Mr..
Samuel Aston M extraordinary sam.
pie OF corn, OF the white variety, one
large ear OF corn, surrounded With
i've other care, forming = complete
cluster OF ears, on one stem. The
corn was grown on the plantation Of
n. Y. Tester, known 10 the Quincy
place. on Red River. IL the parish Of
NatchitOches. 1t will he placed In
the museum At Prof. Geo. SOule's
College.
The abvve from tho New Orleans
Picdyune OF late date shows what
Nstchitoches parish can do when she
tries.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01

last week the intelligent compost.
Tor made US say picknickian. instead
OF PlckWickian. We make the correc.
ton for fear It may be charged that
We have been on a picnic.
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LA CONFIANCE"
AdjNlNis


President, NJ. DCCLERC. tancien Ninistre
DIES finances; actueilcmcnt SfnatcurJ
NM. Bll.LlEr, nm des admiuist rateu,s Ne
- Danqne de France. Ex.membre do Ia Cham.
bre de commerce de Paris.
EvErrE, Ex.Jnge dn Tribunal do CoMmerce
DE- Paris.
GRlMOULT, President du Tribunal de-
Commerce dc In Seine.
uALPHEN, Ex'Juge In Tribunal de Ia Seine.
MEEClEk, Jnge da Tribunal du CONNIE rec.
LlPPMANN. Banqnier (Maison Allgeric 4
Cie.D
OUTlN. MemLre du Conse,l Municipal do
Paris
rASSY, Repreaantant 4 rAssembles Natio.
male.
PEREiRE, President de IL Compagnis Ge
ncrale TransatlantiIue.
WATEL, Menlbre la CoAseil Municipal DE-
Paris
y. BuRKHARDT, President.
CHAS. MAuRY, Vice.President.
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The members OF the Methodist
church, aud even many others, some
OF whom do not always hearken to
the church.going bell" have been
attracted to our new and handsome
Church on the hill. to listen to the
eloquepce Of the Rev. DR.. Gould.
from Bourbon county. Kentucky.
Who has paid our city short visit.
The DR.. entertained his select au.
dience, both on Sunday night and
the night following. His subject In
bic last discourse was Scientific In.
fidelity. The issue was fairly stated
and ably argued from the theological
standpoint. The field vas, Of course.
too vest TO be treated exhaustively
within the limits Of q lecture, and
much remained to be said on either
side OF the subject. All. however,
were we'll pleased at the general
scope and tendency Of the discourse,
and the liberal spirit and admirable
temper with which this critical and
dangerous subject was handled.
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NOTICE..

AVO4 xNls
Succession Of the Right Rer. H. 4H-
guSte Martin.
THE RIGHT REV. FRANCIS XAVIER
l. LERAY, Dative Testamentary TX.
ccutor Of the last will aud Testament Of
the Right Rev. N. Auguste Martin, A,''
ing filed in this Office. his final account
i'll the aforesaid Succession. Notice \
hereby given to all whom it may Coll
Germ. to show cause within ten daysfron
the date hereof, why the same shoah
not be homologated. the Executor dH
charged and his bond cancelled.
GEO. W. KEARNEY,
Dec. 25,-2t. Clerk.
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The New Orleans Democrat has 4
funny man, and IL is hard to tell
which Wit IL the greatest. that OF tho
Plea vac or the Democrat.
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The thermometer on Wednesday
10 the open air marked 10 above
zero. A keen cutting wind housed
every one.
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ALLI0NHAx-BRILBY On Wed.
nesdsy. Dec. !. 1850. By Rev. John
Aathews. q the hride's rsaldeoce.
. the City Of New Osleaas. NJ. Juc.
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