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Tcnbstones for Sale.

I desire to call the attention Of all
persons desiring to purchase tombstones
that | have q select assortment OF
dressed marble, which / will sell on
reasonable terms. Having disposed of
the shop lately occupied by my deceased
husband, | have stored the entire stock
at the Floed warehouse, near the rail
road station, where the same may be
examined at any time. Persons desir-
ing to purchase can consults me at my
residence, west from the depot, or j.
G. Fullerton, at the land office in Rose
burg, Oregon, In case of purchase
the lettering %ill lee done BY Williaul
Staiger, of Salem.
Mrs. X. BrACKENRIDGE.
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Notice TO FARMERS. s.-We caution
the public asains' purchasing trees from
parties pretending to represent Oakland
Nurseries We are credibly informed
that one r. L. Freeman, from San
Jose, Cal, has in several cases, to
parties whom We sold last year, pre-
tended 10 represent Oakland Nurseries,
which he is not authorized to do. We
have only two agents III Southern Ore
gon, Messrs. o. II. Hull and j. P.
Schafer, who have certificates of agency
signed by US and acknowledged before
notary public. We guarantee all cur
trees free from insects and that most
dreaded pest the "San Jose Scale Bug.
j. LCsK & SoN,
Proprietors Oakland Nurseries.
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Notice Of Final settlement

In the County Court Of the State of Oregon 70, the
County of Douglas. In the matter Of the estate oi
James Miller deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TINT TIE In
lS dersigncd administrator of the estate of James
Miller, decreased has filed his fiIa account OF his al
ministration OF said estate in the County Court o.
Douglas County, State OF Oregon. That said Cours
by order duly made ana entered therein on Mon.
day the 21st day of July, appointed TUESDAY, Sept.
3D. 1854 at 10 o'clock A. ST. of said daF. at the court
OF said Court in the court house, in Rosehurg,
time and place hearing objections, if there
be, to said final account and the settlement Of said
estate This notice is published by order Of Hoa.j- s..
Fitzhugl, County Judef.
BENJAMIN HUNTINGTON
Admin TRAITOR
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S Il EIAMITATON
Dealer In
DT'g1 @ssg and
SGaGiOzaep epy .

Oae@s FOR sale In legs or Tin:
1900 pounds Of Pioneer White
Lead; 5GOGal0Es Salem Boiled
E4inseed Oil; $50 gals. Tur-
pentihe; A complete stock of
Paints, Brushes, Varnislles,
a1A Can Color. (lf you are
going to do amy painting cali
and get prices before psirchas-
ing EiseWllere.) A complete
assortment Of School Books,
School Stationery. Writing
Paper, Envelopes, ETC., which
4 VIII sell very Cheap. Gar.
den Seeds, Patent RsesIicines,
and everything that is kept in
u figst-class Drugstore. DR.
ders by mail and Express
promptly attended to.
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Notice Of Final settlement.

In the Comfy Court Of the State cf Oregon for the
County Of norgas IN the matter OF The estate of
Margaret Miller, deceased.
NoTfcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE IN.
LS dersigtcd administrator of the estate of Iars
rarct Miller tieccassi has flied his final account OF his
administration os sali estat. III tie Grant: Court OF
Dou.la< county. State Of Oregon. THAI said Court
hy an order duly made and entered therein on Mon
day, the 2Tst day cf July, 1885,. appointed Tues
day Sept 2 1885,. az 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said dav.
ut tho ~ said Court. in the court house in
Ro.et't1rr tine aud place for haarnm objcetons If
any there he To ~al fintl and the settlement
If sail estate This notice Is published by order of
Hon. J. $. Fitzhugh. County Ju'!ae.
BENJAMIN HUNTTEcTnN
Administrator
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Administrators Notice.

In The Comfy co.irt OF the Stats of Oregon for the
County of Doug,as. In the matter Of the estate
OF Frederick Steele deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBV GIVEN THAT THE US.
~ dersisned was ~ order OF the County Court OF
douglas County, oregon, made and entered in said
the 2ath day OF siey 1851. duly appointed
administrator III The estate OF Frederick Steele de-
ceased, and that he hsrugaiarly qualified such al
lnlistratoF. Now herefore all persons hasii K
elaEs against sad notified to present tie
same, duly verified Within elk months from the date
hereof tn the undersigned at his residence i'll Gardi
her, Douglas county, oregon, and all persons owing
said estate nercby requested to make immediate
payneLt to gid administrator.
3. II AKERBLAp,s
June H. 1884. Administrator.
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Fast Time

At the Chicago Driving Park July
10 there vas special trial for West
mont, the PAGER, with Firearand AS run,
ming mate, to a wagon. AS Campbell
drove his remarka bic PAGER out on the
track, it looked as though they meant
to show speed, and as they came down
the stretch for the word everyone
watched the flying horses After they
passed the turn at the clubhouse the
whole crowd knew that remarkable
time was being made
Tho quarter pole was PASSED in 0:3o1
the PAGER kept his gait steadily and left
the half in Leo. The three.quarter
pole was passed faster than ever be
fore, at l:30, and still the gait seemed
to increase in swiftness. The crowd
began to cheer, and Just as the team
came to the distance stand Westmont
oroke, coming in under the wire in
2:0l$, the fastest recorded time. Had
the crowd repressed its exultation for
second, the time. no doubt, would have
been less than two minutes. The at.
tendance was 10000. Westmont was
purchased by j. N. Hill, the theatrical
manager for $4,000.
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The Boilers.

It can do the Democracy no good to
boast of certain victory or to entertain
high hopes of carrying Oregon at this
time. AS an earnest Of how the pol;ti-
cal battle wages in the East, we append
the following list of leading Republi
can journals who have bolted blaine
and Logan's nominations, and placed
the Eames Of Cleveland and Hendricks
ut the head Of their columns:
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Notice to Subscribers.

Mr.. W T. Philips is our authorized
agent for the INDEPENDENT. All courtesies
extended to him by our subscribers will be
highly appreciated by US. We stand very
much in need of money, and sincerely hope
that all our patrons may be prepared to pay
when he calls upon them, and that they will
use their best endeavors to assist him in OBJ
tanning new subscribers.
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Eldorado.
Gaily bedight, gallant knight,

G;ily bedight, gallant knight,
In sunshine and in shadow,
I Had journeyed long, slngi, g song,
In sealclE Eof Eldcrado.
But he grew old, this knight so bill,
And DER lis heart shadow
Fell ss he found no spot of ground
That looked like Eldorado.
And as his strength failed MIN at length
He met a pilgrim shadow.
''Sh.dow," said he, ''where can it be,
This spring Of Eldorado:a
Quoth the shadow: 'sFor the benefit
suffering humanity viii state thet the Ell.
dorado spring is sitrated three miles west
rom Rosegurg, and a supply of the water is
.ept constantly on hand and for sale Icy DIR.
5. Hamilton, agent, Roseburg, Oregol..''
Mn. GEO. W. JONES Dear Sir: 1 have been
troubled with neuralgic pains in my head and cheek
bones for several wears and had give up all hopes Of
getting cured. Went to your medical springs
With my son James and got some of the water, aud
rank it freely and found that it mild hysic.
used IL three times day for 1tis more than two
noaths, and the pain, lett aud | have not felt
hem since, aud that has been II months ago
Roseburg, Jan. 25, 1884
Julian Joseph OF the well Ii own firm of Hoffman
nd Iose?h of Albany, bears The following testi-
uony:
ALBANY, OGN, December 20, 1888.
GEO W. JosEg. Dear Sir: | would here state to-
Joa that year ago suffered untold agonies &C.
:ant of Tes (bllc) and went to Portland to get
ief from doctors there. l met Mr.. Apple Of Il ose-
burg who advised me before seeing the doctors to
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-07-26
Uoroner's Verdict.

The following is the verdict of The
eoroner's jury in the case of Indian
John, who was recently killed OF his
home near Canyonsiile, State Of Oregon,
Douglas county:
Atan inquest held at house known
as the Patchen house on Elk Creek in
Canyonvilie precinct, Douglas county,
on the 18th day of July, 1884, before
Thomas Wilson, a justice of the peace
in said county and precinct upon the
body Of Crazy John, there lying dead,
tho following jurymen being sworn to
inquire into all the circumstances at
tending the death of the said Crazy
John, decided that an unknown person
on or near the 4th day of July, in the
year 1884, shot him with a pistol or
gun, in the right side cf the head, be-
low the ear, ball ranging to the left
side of the head, above the ear, causing
the death of the deceased immediately.
In witness whereof, the jury have to
this verdict set their hands the day Of
the inquest.
S. NJ. MORGAN. Foreman, G. ". CARTER,
d CoNELY, N. B. POOLE,
J. W. TILLER, JAS OvEHsrREET
The written verdict was made,
signed, and delivered to me this l7th
day of July, 1884.
THOMAS WILSON,
Tuet;oo &c 4l,o Du.,oo
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SELECT School. Il will commence a
select school on Monday, July 7th, in
the house of Mr. Neweomb, in the
southern part of the city of Rosebnrg.
Terms, five dollare per quarter. l So
licit the patronage of the public
Miss F. ]. Howell.
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EiisA:cah ANkLysia,
CHTaIdAt I t5pos IVORY, ASSAY ufficE, BrLLioN
Kooas ss1 U,: RuGNs, ga Sacramento street, San
Francisco Nov. 81 1888.
Messrs. Holbrook, Merrill and Stitson. Gentlemen.
have submitted to qualitative analysis the sample
OF Eldorado handed for examination nd
fnd il 10 consist OF the lowing substances: Chla
rine, Iodine, Carbonic Acld, Iron Alumna Lime
Magnolia, Soda aud o:gan.c matter.
THOMAS PRICE,.
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Road Notice.

ITO VOLUNTEER ROAD WORKER; F,-DEER
L Creek: All those who haze not worked their
subscription will please meet the Supervisor Of Road
District No. 26 ct Ira Gegers place, Deer $reek,
on the lst day Of ofSeptenber, 1854 730 o'clock An,
with teams and shoves subscribed suitable sul-
stltute, or the amount in money Following the
names oi these who have ao: worked their suhscTi;
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-07-26

Ben Butle refuses to be interviewed
in regard to his views OH the nomina
tlons made by the Democratic conven-
ton at Chicago.
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EssTEGE
july l2th, 1SS.

Is hereby g7en that we have sold the entire business
formerly conducted by to SIR Geo. Ii. Shanlbrook,
who VIII collect all accounts due tie finn and pa,
Al 0 tstan,ling claims against it. We wish to thaHk
our many patrons for the many fave.s extended
Us III the past, ana hop? they will still itue with
the new proprietor. J. II. ouurE s Co.
OAKLAND, Or, July 1st. 1884
By agreement have l..,~eI ali accounts due the
late irfn of j. II. Shupe & Co.. in the hands Of John
H. Shupe for collection. All those owing accounts
viii please settle the same >ithcr by c;rsh or note
without DELAY. GFo. Ii. SHAaBA0oR.
GARLAND, July 1st, 1881.
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Mr. Wm. Caryn has resigned his position
as superintendent OF the Coos Bay wagon
roai. We understand it is his intention to
ta.tc to farming.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-07-26

A ES0, 427 ACRES NEAR THE TOWN OF
n Looking Glass, in Douglas county. 125 acres of
plow land Of the best quality balance pasture land
with plenty of oak aud fir timber for fuel and enc
lng: All well watered, with dwelling barn and good
orchad. Price $4,000 One thousand down. balance
on easy terms fee simple titie~gnaranteed. En-
9uire of& Hermann Ba koseburg or A. f.
Brown Co.. Oakland
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-07-26
Treasu-er's Report.

The report of VIM. N. Moore, County
Treasurer, was found correct, accepted, and
ordered fled; which is as follows, to wit :
Total receipts for year. $50, 396 40
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PRIV receive free costly t bp8a b2So1S gooda ada
WUilwhich VIII heipall, of either sex. to
more money right away than anything else in this
world. Fortunes await the workers absolutely sure
At once address TRUE and Co., Augusta, Maine.
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HIN II FARMS
z o r s & lie

ONE Farm CONTAINING 43l AND 3oI
" acres, Is miles from tosehur4s, on tnc Coos Bay
stage road, and known the Eighteen Mile House y
Has good dwelling, large barn nd outhouset, with
orchard and good g,tlden vel fenced. A good
sized creek O~S ugh the pace, near the house
and barn. al eve rolling land. Grain,
grass aud Icnty Of timber Tor fuel fencing
and build ng Rrposes. Is good tavern stand be-
ng near the foot of coast range of mountains Toll
gate and stage station adjoining Climate healthy,
water pare. Terms, par cash tand part liberal
ime
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A LSo ADJOINING A FARM OF 1oe ACRES
N with goSd dwelling and barn and outbuildngs
with bearing orchard one-haf plow land and bal
Ancc timber land, and all well watered These farms
will he sold either together separately, to suit
purchasers Apply to Hermann s Ball, Roseburg
Oregon
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T. c. MACKEY,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
GARDINER, OREGON.
DRY'S SALOON,
Jackson Street, RosebErg'

The proprietor ofthis we'll KIN ,wn and
popular resort wonld thauk his friends
for their libe al patronage in the past
and would ask for continuance Of
he same in the future. The public is
inf"rmed that keep none but the bes,
brands Of wires, liquors and cigars
anti that | Setl over the bar the cele
hrat"d JcS Sc Moore g. Co.'s Kentucky
Nhiskies
"A good billiard table will be found
IN the salooni also the leaiing pauers
of the world.
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T-"':-Fra
Having the County Right Il can sell to farmers
CHEAP, with machine to do the work. VIII Law
the by contract or by the foot as may he de
sirel Warranted to DO good work no pay.
Thousands OF feet haze been l,; in California and IS
working satisfactorily. 1t is superior t. any pine,
good for years, don't rust and keeps the water clear
and pure Call a I'd Sc
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THE LATEST IMPROVED MACHINES

Call and see 1T Louis Belfls Matchmaking Store a
.roo'i eafs,iu t. >v..yone wishing to buy Sewing
MacliDeS.I
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-07-26

J. s. purdom, the retiring sheriff of
Douglas county, on the expiration of his
term of eaace disposed of what property he
had here and left the county. During the
canvass in which he was elected to the
office Of sheriff over an old and respected
citizen Through the influence of the railroad
votel we warned the voters that he was but
carpet bagger who owned nothing in COM
mon with our people. aud would, if elected,
get what money he could out of the office
and then leave the county. In this predic-
tion our prophecy has been fulfilled. We
now learn from offirial sources that more
than this he has taken the stubs and books
Of the Office with him. There may be moth
ing wrong in his accounts. His taking
away from the county the tax receipt stubs
and the books which belong to the efice
IS reprehensible, and should be investigated.
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Eiis,or:st.o Mineral Water.

June II, 1884
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Jon Printing of every desorip-
ton neatly executed at this office.
Give us a trial.
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ny turning them out and examining

by turning them out and examining
the figures can its extent be arriv =
cd at This is their great source
OF terror 10 retain basely prosti.
'u1ed power they have hitherto
stopped at nothing, nor will thew in
ORDER to retain it. The verv
character of these chosen standard
bearers should satisfy all of the
degraded condition of the party it.
self. For President the arrogant
shameless corruptionist and perrin.
rer, James G. Blaine. For yico-
President the ignorant, imbecile
and Southern hater, John A. Lo.
gan, who in his vituperative rage,
his increasing sectional hatred, acts |
so as to confirm the opinion that he
thinks the civil war, past twenty
years ago, is still raging. Blaine
and Logan, typical representatives
OF the party who has thrust them
forward. How can You stomach
them, We honest voters of Rapides?
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JOB Printing neatly executed
at this office.
10 the Polls and Vote the Demo-
cratic Ticket

le men of Rapides, show YOU
manhood, your love of country, b,
voting the Democratic ticket. Show
Your determination to put down
corruption in high places, by vo-
ting the Democratic ticket. Show
to the world you still, as ever, re-
we're, honor, honesty and integrity
III your boosted servants by voting
the Democratic ticket. Let no
speclous false lights allure you
from this plain line of duty. Vote
the Democratic ticket as the last
the only hope of putting down
fraud and venality, riot and blood
shed, as witnessed last Saturday, in
Iberia. Vote the Democratic tick
ct that the stealings of the Repub- /
llcan party may be stopped; that
the present exorbitant taxes, levied
u sustain extravaganza and pecu-
iatlon may be reduced to the legit-
IN needs of the government
Vete the Democratic ticket, and
thns secure your prosperity at home
and respect abroad. BY every en-
hope you cherish for the
oess interest of your country and
posterlty vote the Democratic tick.
T. early and spend the balance /,
d the day, till the closing of the ,
polls in seeing that your friends
ana |. nelghbors vote the Democratic {
ticket.
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The Last Reveille.
q ,c,
AGAIN FROM YOUR TENTS,
ISRAEL %

"Strike for your affairs and Won,
fires,
Strike for the green graves of YOU,
sires,
God and your native land"
This may be the laSt opportunity
you Will have to express the faith
within you, of doing your part to-
wards hurting from place and pow
er that corrupt, that rule and ruin
party that has for SO long fattened
on the spoils of office-absolutelv
Wrenched from the hard earnings of
a too generous people. The Dem
.ocratic candidates for President and
Vice:President were fairly elected
in 1876. They were robbed and
cheated Of the fruits of their victory
ny the theh all-p0Werful and cor
rupt Republican party. In 1880
their victory was stolen by the
overwhelming use of money, nv
bribery and the most brazen fraud
and violence. Now again is this
same party araigned at the bar of
public justice, to be tried for high
crimes and misdeneanors in the
administration of the general gov
as well as its base, venal
md peUured STANDARDIZED Jas.
!. Blaine. Each have been guilty.
hough his the most glaring, mas.
luch as it includes the acquisition
I private gain to himself. From a
'ng tenure of office the Republi-
an party has been able to conceal ,
lost of its rascalities. 1t is only I
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dawned the day on

-bklGHrLy dawned the day o.
last Saturday, the LIST of Novembe
1t was All Saints Day. The ce
f"'ean skies, the bright and balm,
sunshine, tempered by gentle re
Ph!yrs, was so mild and genial-:jus
such day as we Of the Sunny
South are often blessed with a,
this period of the year. Surely it
must have rivaled in brightness and
glowing autumnal tints, any that
e'cr dawned on far away boosted
Italia. The weather then was sim
| ply all that could be desired as
tho created for the occasion there
on to be concentrated. Two
Masses were celebrated at the Cath
oic Church in Town, while at
Mount Olivet Chapel in Pineville,
service was held and the Holy Eu-
charlst celebrated by the Rector of
st. James Episcopal church. MANY
devotees attended each throughout
the day till dewy eve, till Western
shadows DER cast the landscape.
bent on pious intent, focked to the
different cemeteries and there offer
ed affections sacred tribute on the
silent .tombs of the loved and the
lost. Each and all these oferinos
h'shly appropriate, many of the
designs Of cross, heart and wreath,
were ornate and rarely beautiful. |
Alter making an offering and drop
ping the silent tear of affectionate
memory, where most the heart was
engaged, we wended our way thro'
ne quiet city of the dead and wit
'essed the devotion of many others,
Who had come on a similar bolv
Each of the different Gem
terles were visited, Episcopal, Me-
hodist and Catholic, and in each
nd all the toushing tale was re-
Gated. Though party strife may
xlst, tho private animosities NAV
times jar the purer current of our
oclal relations, may the beautiful
lstom as we witnessed it on this
ccaslon ever prevail, for surely it )
ends to smooth the rough asperi-
es OF our natures. Let us then
YER delight to payour hearts hom- +
&c to the memories of those who =
rough life, we cherished 50 dearly, "
I'd from whom in death we hone j
1t to be separated.
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Miss Cora Armstrong and Mr..
JOS. Spotten were united in mar
riage by the Rev. H. C. Duncan on
Saturday evening. The ceremony
took place in Pineville.
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q Righteous Judgment.

Circuit Judge Don A. Pardee,
on Friday last, dismissed at plain
tit s cost, for want of jurisdiction,
the rule taken by the valiant Uni
ted States Supervisor Norton
against Register Brewster, to have
the United States Court strike from
the list OF voters the names of 1000
citizens of New Orleans for alleged
false registration.
BY this just and manly verdict
Judge Pardee has won the respect
and admiration of all good citizens
OF Louisiana. The contrast be-
tween Judge Pardee and the iufa-
nous Durel is as distinct as he.
tween virtue and vice. He has
made for himself a name that will
be mperishable in the annals of
Louisiana politics, and reflected
dignity and credit upon the Court
over which he presidcs. By this
Judgment an infamous and coward
~ outrage aimed against the dear
est right of a citizen, has been
strangled by the frmness
Of an honest Judge. Verify have
we witnessed a Daniel come to
Judgment.
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The big 200 foot fence that
was being put up yesterday on the
river front will be used by the Bar
rett show to post their large show
bills, the advertising corps of which
is expected here on Thursday.
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Town and Parish News.

we return thanks to Captain
d. Q. Paul for large basket of
sweet potatoes. They are the mic
est we have seen this season.
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Coon BYE, SUGAR.--The Re-
'lican L. S. Minister to Spain
has just negotiated a commercial
treaty with the Spanish Cortez to
admit all sugars raised in the pro-
vlnces of Spain, free of duty into
the United States. -Four years
more Of Republican administration
will bring Louisiana sugar down to
two cents a pound. If this will be
protection for the sugar laborers and
planters under the great high tariff
party, then Mr.. Blaine's supporters
IN Louisiana will have won a vic
tory indeed
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NOTICE.

JOB PRINTING OF EVERY
= description neatly executed at
this office.