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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-23
PEEK-A-BOO.
BObbing Around in Search of a
Missing Miner.


Yesterday evening, between and 3
O'Clock. while Mr. Alonzo E. Hyde was
absent from his home, Deputy Marshal
Greenman knocked at his front door
and asked Mrs. Hyde to inform Mr..
Miner. whom he knew to be inside, that
he was wanted. The lady was taken
by surprise, but gathered her wits to-
gether sufficiently TO inform the official
that she thought there must be some
mistake, and informed the gentleman
that If he doubted her word and had
authority, In the shape of a warrant,
she would admit him and aid him Ill his
search for the missing man. SO con-
hdent was Mr.. Greenman that his
information leading him to suspect
that the fugitive was there was correct,
he embraced the opportunity afforded
and accepted the invitation extended to
enter. In doing SO, however, he Rsade
a Iamber of apologies and excuses for
being so persistent rs TO prosecute his
search inside, but his duty as pro-
fessionai man" rendered it necessary.
The lady took him into every room on
the first floor; theE up stairs. and when
they came 10 a room in which Mrs
Hyde's mother was confined to her bed
by illness, there was. pause; the con-
ductress remarked that she was some
what delicate about entering, and
then the eager officer became all the
more intent upon going in, when the
old lady from the inside spoke up: Let
him come in; Pm not afraid of being
discovered with man concealed in my
room. " They entered, but made no
find. AT each room and movement Mr.:
Greenman apoiogized for his in
trusion, but his duty rendered
it unavoidable. After entering all
the rooms, the attic next presented
itself, and fearing the object of his
search might have crawled up there, he
mounted the steps and entered that re-
ceptable for old rubbish, receiving as he
did SO warning from the lady beneath
him to be careful of his shinS among
the trapSup there. He descended, after
a fruitless rummaging in the dark hole,
and was prOfuSe in his "beg pardons'
for the trouble he had put the hostess
to. He next visited the outhouses s,
stables, etc, in the rear, but was as
empty handed after as he was before.
Mr. Hyde does not object to
these visits, so long as the interests of
justice are served, and will aid officers
in taking them through his premises
when requested in a proper manner,
but when providers come around his
place, as they have done recently, peer
ing into his windows and creating
nervousness in his family. he will here
after be apt to deal with them after
the manner of dealing with We burg
lars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-23
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Cardinal Consolina is dead.
There was a shock of earthquake at
Lisbon on Monoay.
Senator Fair, of Nevada, has arrived
in Washington.
General Oyama, japanese Minister of
War, left Chicago for San Francisco on
the evening of the DIST.
In the recent French and Chinese en-
gagement, near Chu, the first named
lost twenty killed and 1inety-three
wounded.
The New York Tobacco Exchange
cannot agree upon how it would like to
have the Spanish-American treaty
amended.
Indiana Congressman and prominent
citizens at a meeting, recommended that
Ex-senator Mcdonald be given place
in Cleveland's Cabinet.
The New York Chamber of Commerce
voted, r'iUa UOce, that the Spanish-Ameri
can treaty now before the United States
Senate is hostile to the interests of the
people of the United States, and ought
not to be confirmed.
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PERSONAL.

BISHOP SHEETS went to Bear Lake
yesterday.
T. w ELLERBEcK has returned from
San Francisco.
BISHOP SHARP returned from his
eastern trip last evening.
JOHN SHARP, JR.. was among the
eastern arrivals last night.
B. L. CUTLER, West Jordan, made a
business trip into town on Monday.
]. w. HARKER, manager of the Mckay
Revolution Mill, at Granite, was rushing
around in the city yesterday.
MARK BRIcKELL KERR, of the United
States Geological SURVEY, is in the city.
en- route for Washington from Califor-
MIA.
HYRUM GoFF, the popular West Jor
dan merchant, was continuing his pur-
chaseS for the Christmas holidays III
this city, yesterday.
Mr. GEORGE F. PREscorT and son
went east yesterday; Mr.. Prescott and
Mr.. Holden Ga brother of L. E. Holden)
have acquired an interest in the Cleye-
land PLaindedIer.
WILLIAM Castle and wife. Miss Lizzie
Annandale, Miss Laura Belinda and +
S. Guise of Abbott's Opera company
also E. A. Wall. of Bullion, Idaho, are
registered at the Metropolitan.
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Elegant Dressing.

There seems to be a lively competition
among the city merchants as to whose
window shall appear the most attract
i've. and no pains are spared in these
lavish decorations. One of the neatest
displays in this respect, is the store
window of Cunnington d Co., on the
old Kimball & Lawrence corner. Under
the artistic direction of Mr.. John Z.
Wiscombe, the various articles en-
ployed in tie decoration make as at
tracuve a showing as it would be pos
sible to imagine, and while the window
is not as large as some others, every
available inch OF space is utilized TO
good advantage. Mr.. Wiscombe's face
Yesterday wore smile OF satisfaction
and triumph which told of the numeous
compliments he had received.
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
Open To-day.

The new structure recently erected
by AneTbaoh d Bro, which forms a
perfect addition to their older and
larger building, was tHe scene yester-
day, of some remarkable, active and
artistic work, in the way of interior
decorations and furnishings. Mr.. Henry
Dinwoodey's corps artists had so far
gotten the store in readiness for bust
ness last evening that Mr. Leo Hol-
lander feels justified m announcing
to the public that his stock of clocks,
watches, jewelry. ETC., ETC., will be
opened to-day, ready for customers,
and he extends a cordial invitation to
the citizens to call and examine his ele-
CANT stock.
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Serious Runaway in Ogden.

Last evening, as Mrs. w. A. Hodg-
man, with her tive children, was driY-
ing on Fourth street, Ogden, team
belonging to H. NJ. Bond, engaged in
hauling coal, became frightened and
dashed down upon the buggy, smash
ing it all to pieces, throwing out the
occupants and seriously injuring them,
though it was reported there were no
bones broken, and that the injured ones
would survive the shock. 1t was
thought, for a time that they had all
been killed. This is the fourth time the
same team has run away and done
more or less damage.
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To Whom Credit is Due.
10 the Editor OF THE HERALp.


In several issues of your paper have
seen H. J. Faust given credit for having
Utah left out of the land leasing scheme
at the cattlemen's convention at st.
Louis. Now, IN justice to the delegates,
l will say that the facts are, that H. J..
did no more than the majority of the
delegates from Utah and Idaho. 1t was
at a meeting of the Utah and Idaho
delegates that the question was dis
cussed and a vote taken, the majority
voting against the land leasing scheme.
A motion was then made that the chair
appoint committee toinform the COM
mittee on resolutions that Utah and
Idaho wished to be left out of the land
leasing business, and to be added to the
States and Territories that had with
drawn, which was done, and Utah and
Idaho were added to the list of States
and Territories not favoring the land
leasing scheme. A DELEGATE.
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Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, December 22.-The Pre-
sldent has accepted the resignation of
Henry D. Lyman, Second Assistant
Postmaster-General. and will tomorrow
dominate John B. Thompson, General
superintendent of the railway mail
service, to succeed him.
me Inc secretary of the Treasury issued
% q circular I1sl IN regard to the importation
% -. rags winch may be afioat on January
Isl, under terms of the former circular
providing for the issue of certificates by
me consular officer, and which also pro-
VIZ 1iaes :, mat all rags shipped after January
- ~ =; SnaIl De subject to disinfection upon
'helr arrival in this country.
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YOUNG MENl-READ THIS.

THE YoLrArc Belt CO., of Marshall,
Mich. offer to send their celebrated
ELECTRO VOLTsTc BEBF and other ELEC-
TRIO APPLIANCES on trial for thirty DAYS
to men young or OLD afflicted with
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Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paraly-
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restoration to health, vigOr and man
hood guaranteed. No risk is incurred
and thirty days trial is allowed. Write
them at once for illustrated pamphlet
free.
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ANOTHER ONE.
In the Tolls of the Commissioner
for POlygamy.


Thomas Simpson is the victim this
time. Complain was sworn out on
Friday afternoon, before Commissioner
Mckay, by Edward Everett, charging
the crime of pOIygamy upon the first
named, and subpenas for witnesses
were filled out, and also warrant for
the arrest of the accused. 1t was al
legged in the complaint that the defend
ant in the prospective trial, who is en-
gagged on the Utah Central as a freight
hand, married one Jane Doe Simpson;
that she was still living and undi
yorced from said Thomas Simpson, and
has been and was still his lawful wife;
that on the 18th of July, 1888, he mar
ried one Emma Everett, sister of the
young man making the complaint.
Deputy Marshal FurgusOn was en-
trusted with the warrant for Simpsons
arrest, and learning ne had gone down
the road on Saturday as brakeman on
one of the u. c. freight trains, followed
after, and, at Juab, arrested him. On
Sunday evening he was taken out to the
Penitentiary. and yesterday afternoon
was to have had his preliminary hear
ing, but the attention of the Commits
sioner being occupied with the exami-
nation of witnesses in the railroad col
lision case, it was postponed until to-
day.
The names of Emma Everett, Mary
Crawford, William Lannan, Mrs.
Thomas Simpson, Mrs. Thomas Davis,
John Simpson, Mrs. George Everett,
/ William Jeffs, and H. ]. Bristol were
called as witnesses, but the three first
named were not present. The others
were required to be on hand at 2 O'Clock
to-day The bail of the accused was
/ fixed at 81 800.
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Snow Blockade.

CORTLAND, Oregon, December pa
second snowstorm commenced at noon
Quay raging with great violence. The
trains on the Oregon Railway & Navi-
3a15on road are still impeded. A train
nan 81I OF passengers are snowed up between
uaIeS and the Cascades. Six engines
, anu 9VO men and provisions have been
4 Is 10 their rescue. A blockade in the
rs:ocAy Mountains prevents trains run
mug on The Northern Pacific.
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Consumers Pleasant Valley Coal
Notice.

Having been advised of some mis-
representations we desire to say that
Mr.. A. L. Williams is not in our EN-
pIoy nor in the employ OF the Pleasant
Valley Coal Company since September
Both: and that the Coal he IS now sell
ing is not the old Pleasant Valley Coal
The coal mine is owned and worked by
the Utah Central Railroad Company. IL
i in the Pleasant Valley Dlstrlcs. Inc
report in the Chronicle CT the otn INST.
to contrary Notwithstanding.
REMINGTON, JOHNSON G 20.
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The Senate.

=, m,4sH--jaroS, December 22-BIair
v-1ea up the bill providing Tor a com.
Mission = examine into the liquor traf.
~. he said it vas a bill that had
SSe-eiuy been passed four times nv tbe
ElT-l"te' nut was not acted on nv th(
The 1o' M The motion was opposed. bnf
p n oer was taken up and passed yeas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-23
An Editors Tribute.

Theron P. Keator, editor of TT.
Wayne, Ind, Gazette, writes: For
the past five years have always used DR..
Kings New Discovery, for coughs of
most severe character, as well as for
those of milder type. II never fails to
effect a speedy cure. Ny friends to
whom [ have recommended it speak of
it in same high terms Having been
cured by it of every cough l have had
for five years, consider 1t the only re-
liabse.and sure cure for coughs, colds,
etc. " Call at q. C. NJ. l. Drug Store and
get Free Trial Bottle. Large size, 81.
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And Still Another.

CHICAGO, December 22.-The fast train
on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, from
Washington, was thrown from the
track early this morning, fifty miles
east of this city. The dining car
was burned and four occupants,
including the cook and waiter, were
fatally injured. Sixteen passengers in
the sleeping cars were badly bruised
and shaken up. No cause for the acct
dent is assigned.
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To Gentlemen.

J. B. TORONTO. A. ). GEDDEss
Have YOU been in to see Barton q Co;
in procuring your Winter Clothing and
Furnishings?
They are giving their customers a
cash discount of 10 per cent, for thirty
days only, on: their Clothing and Fur
nishings; and as they are closing out
their elegant line of Underirear, fHr
and Seaiskin Caps. they are quoting
them at the lowest possible figures.
You need only call and examine the
quality and prices OF their goods, to be
convinced that they will furnish you
with anything in their line as reason
able as any house in town.
Don't fail to call and see them before
purchasing elsewhere.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-23

DESYE2, December 22.-The coal
iI'ners al Coal Creek, 81 Moro, Walsen-
olIg ana Cameron, /. POO in all resumed
"oFA to-day at the old rates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-23
CROUCH on Pain"

Cure collie, cramps, diarrh@a; exter-
nally for aches, pains, sprains, head
ache, neuralgia, rheumatism. Forman
or beast. 20 and SOC.
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RINGs.s CHARMS, Bangles, Lockets
Necklaces, Lace Pins, at
ELIASON'S.
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lR3pgh ON Gorns, ,,

l5c 90 dor ior Wells "Rough on Corns =,
corn 60, ,. complete cure. Hard or soft
>'--is' warts, bunions. - 800
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ssRough on Coughs. %

Ask for Rough on Coughs" for
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, HOarseness.
Troches, 15c. Liquid 25c.
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CARD CASES, Match Safes, Napkin
Rings, Cups, Child's Sets. Spoons OF ali
kinds: at ELlASON'S.
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GENTS AND Ladies Holiday Slippers,
elegant selection, at DUNFoRD's.
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For Sale.

The Palace Baths, including the Bar
Der Saloon on the ground floor, LOdg-
ing Rooms on the second floor, and the
Building, Commercial strset.
MARIER BROTHERS.
FINE GOLD Sets, Earrings, Cuff But
tons, Scarf Pins, Broochlets, at
ELIASON'S.
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FOUND.

M& DECEMBER THE IsVHg ON BGAIN
" Street, Sasehel, containing gloves, rail
road passes, and small purse with $1-1Oin-
side. The person to whom it belongs can
obtain Sc by applying at this o9Iee.
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entS 20 - 04 ~ and New Years Pres.
ELIASON'S.
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DR. COOPER

Z T. COOPER, NJ. B., OFFICE UP
l. stairs, Palace Hotel. Office hours from
10 IL an, 2 to pm. Consultations free
from. to 10.
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WANTED

JURORS CERTIFICATES AID AUDI
y tors Warrants. Wa give SIC. for thirty
daFs. III. L. CUMMINGS
opposite David James SEQ.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

A DARK BAY OR Brown. HORSE, 8
II years Old branded B on right thigh,
with left hind foot white. Leave in lorna
ton with John Shepard, Tweuty-irst Ward
or Mr.. Edwards. at Tithing @f6ce..
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
December %. 1884.
WHITE HOUSE.

WHITE HOUSE.
L. H. Wyatt, Idaho; ]. A. Moor.
Ketchum; J. II. Mcknight, Dry Can
yon; J. e. Hush, Payson; Z. A. Nc
Daniel, Ogden; j. Mackay, - Halt,
Taylorsville; L. o. Weber, A. ". Bald
win, Toronto; A. Sutherland, Provo; c..
l.. Shively d. q R. g.; n. Brunean and
son, Tooele; Z. j. Sullivan, W. S. Sulli-
van, T. K. Sullivan, Eureka; \. E.
Lundsturm Bingham; J. A. MOrston,
Ketchum; J. A. SurOfeT, Sandy; o.
Lilya, Mill Creek; e. C. Lee, D.. Hun
tlngton, SpringyilIe; H. Dueker,
Spanish Fork; J. Barry, England;
George Gillespie, Eureka; ]. w. Henry.
Chicago. VIM. Nelson, city; Miss
Sadie Bensis, Bingham; j. E. Matthews,
Springvillef J. H. Bone, II. HadiDg,
Alta; w. H. Halt, Bingham; George
Terry. ShoshOne Agency; Jas. George,
Ranoch; Pete Murphy, Tintic;: II. D.
Johnson, Eureka; J. II. Spalding,
Stockton; !. a. Brim. Ophir > w. B.
Duncan, Salt Lake; ]. Brunton, Bing-
ham; ALT. NichO en-, AmericaTs Forl +;
al DoraIdsons Jas. B. Hickman, RID.
Conway, Bingham; w. NJ. Roylance,
Springville; j, Birch, Clear Greek; Jas.
Modanet, F. Picehi, Abbott troupe;
VIM. Buder, Logan, Utah.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
C. P. Blocker, New York; w. Mct
GTath, Denver, Col; NJ Katzenbsrg
New York; II. D. johnson, w. B.
Long, Eureka, Utah, c. Weng, il
Smith, Deseret, Utah; J. K. Tamminy,
Denver, Col; E. A. Wall. Billions
Idaho; H. F. Nichols D. & +. G.; G. D.
Gray, Denver; A. Mitchell, Chicago; a.
M. Peterkin, San francisco; w. F.
Melhck Idaho; w. D. HOdan, DavenL
port, Iowa; Abbott's Opera Company;
w. H. Homer, wife and mother, Ok
ford, Idaho; A. G. Barber, Logan; A
judges, Houston, Ia.
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JOHN M9RCHI

T0sHN MARCH, WHOLESALE AND
- retail dealer in Fruit and Vegetables, es-
tabi1Shed in 1872 Great Sexperience In the
Shipping Trade. Pacific Fruit Ma -ket, SO
Snd 81 Merchant Street, SF@ Francisco
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FOR RENT.

1.-TWO LARGE, SUNNY FROlST ROOMS
L. nicely furnished, either in suit or single
y S-FOurth West Street,
O. 90 PER MONTH. o. ROOSfED
SO.UU house, one and half block west
..'V. Coal yard
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DRESS MAKING

MRS. NAHON HAS OPENED HER
III Dress Making Rooms, 70 " KimbalI
Block, UP stairs. A sure fit guaranteed.
Prices according to the times Ladies can
and see.
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IOS-REwAEn

0lN MAIN STREET, A LARGE BROWN
" Wallet containing money and notes
The finder win be literally rewarded by
leaving IL at this Office.
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WANTED.

YOUNG LADIES WISHING TO LEARN
Il Embroidery, Art Needle work, Fancy
work of all kinds, call on Mrs M. lawson
Y SHOurth West Street. Terms reasonable.
THE SESSION LAWS OF UTAH FOR
i. 1873, 1850 and 1882 at THE HERALD count
ing2room.
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10 RENT

NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS; TERMS
~ Reasonable. Mrs. Langs, 15S z. Second
South Street. opposite 18th Ward, School
House.
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A BLACK-AND-H WHITE SPOTTED SPLIT
"A nose pointer. AEswers to the naIae of
@Flash." Registered number omcOllar- 45S
leave az CaldeF's NHsic Store and bore
Warded. h.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ScAvENGER.

OUT HOUSES AND CEsSP0oLs CLEANED
" out. See Geo. Shovel, Seavenger.
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DENTIST.

DENTIST, ]. B. KEYsOR, LATELY CON
IL nected with DR.. ]. 4. Van Aukin, has re-
moved to THE HERALD New Building, where.
he is prepared 10 do all kinds of Dental work.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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LOST
ON THURSDAS EVENING, ONE GOLD
" cravat pin, wish stone setting The
finder viii confer a favor By leaving it a
this Office
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-05-31

There is a bill before the Lecisl:
ture to give the selection of the
members ofthc Grand jury to thu
District Judge. No such law
ought to pass. With GOOD and
honorable judges it might work
but in case of a corrupt and venial
one, it would be a powerful weapon
to consummate fraud and wrong.
If the Legislature wishes to bene
tit the people let them turn their at.
tentlon to enactins laws for the
speedy trial of law-breakers. and
Tor swift punishment when found
guilty. I
Make laws for the honest people
and create no more looplloles for
scoundrels to escape punishment.
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LIEUTENANT Gov. KNOBLOCH
TAKES THE CHAIR IN TEE SENATE.
|-Senators-On assuming the du-
ties of presiding officer Ofthis body,
I must frankly confess that my
knowledge Of rarliamentarylaw and
my experience in its application Ut.
barely equal to the task | am about
to undertake. With your kind aid,
however, l trust that l shall never
be seriously embarrassed IN preseIv-
ing order: maintaining a proper de-.
corum and expediting the transac-
ton Of such business AN many come
before you. l shall always endeavvr
to be fair and impartial in my ru-
lings, and it at times l happen to
fall into error, l assure you the
fault shall not he chargeable to
my conscience, but shall rather be
attributable to human fallibility.
Let US ever. bear in mind that the
people by whose voice we have been
chosen expect US to do our duty,
aud let us so act that v hen our In
bOrs are at an end our constituents
enjoying the blessing of peace. Sc
curity and prosperity, may be- fully
satisfied thar We have been trust
worthy and faithful! servants.
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The Legislature of Louisiana
would do IL COOL thing If they
would pass u law similar to one III
Georgia, ny which the prevention OF
all Indecent and immoral papers
like the Police Gazette Days DoiMgs
Ne, would I've forbidden to liz tx
hibited or sold.