Advertisements and notices from a late 19th century issue
The item lists sales offers by P A C Pouliet for leather goods and acknowledges thanks to Captain B H Clement of the Lottie Mayo. It notes Captain W W Smart as a candidate for Parish Judge with strong support, urges Democratic turnout at ward meetings, and advertises a fall rate for the Weekly Sone at seventy five cents. A dispatch from Washington dated September 8 mentions Treasury yellow fever rumors in several port cities and remarks on visitors to the sanctum, including L F Sathon and A Thage Cameron.
Democratic club forms in New Orleans wilds
In New Orleans a gathering at Broga's Hall saw colored men form a Democratic club. Rome officials reported about thirty signed the roll and secured free entry. The scene reflected postwar tensions as white voters and carpetbaggers faced opposition to Radical influence, with locals debating political alignment and loyalty amid unrest.
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New Orleans
Broga's Hall
Democratia Club
Rome
Thirtynix
Lutona
Henry Q Dibble
Congress
Deckisbo
Ins
Bud Ney
Disarming the Citizens in Louisiana Crisis
The article argues that a de facto governor of Thuisiana faces disgrace amid rising arms seizures by Kellogg allies. It cites New Orleans police actions, Judge Houston’s order on firearm sequestration, and resistance by Badger’s Metropolitan brigades. It questions legality of the Kellogg regime and endorses the Warn as favorable to regional merchants.
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Thuisiana
Washington
Kellogg
Indieduate
New Orleans
P Otbe
Armand
Houston
Orleans
Badger
Bravés
Hovarton
BP Red
Kodive
Russias
Louisiana
Louisiana's Path to Redemption Through Honest Efforts
A political column urges unity between races and praises honest effort by colored and white citizens. It argues for equal facilities to uplift both communities and predicts a sweeping Peoples party victory at the next election would redeem Louisiana. The piece envisions a new era of prosperity and happiness for the state.
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Debe
Peoples Party
Louisiana
Concert at Inet Thursday Evening Described as Excellent
The article praises an entertainment by local printers, noting a full house is expected for another event on Wednesday. The Citizen Bank of New Orleans is mentioned in what appears to be a community notice.
Unclear Phrase From Reader About Simon Ricnarp
Fragmentary line appears to reference a person named Simon Ricnarp in a study or event. No verifiable context, date, or location is provided to establish a full item.
Education meeting address for parish candidates announced
On September 26 at 8 o clock in the morning a public meeting will be held at the schoolhouse to address the citizens on the subject of Education. An invitation is extended to the candidates of the parish to deliver addresses.
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Thisrish
Public notice call for parish candidates and rate text
A long, garbled notice calling the people to support a slate of parish candidates. It lists numerous names such as W. W., A. Collins, P. Smart, J. Kuhn, Thos Hansen, and many others. The document discusses postage, printing, and fees, with references to subscriptions, catalogs, and paging, along with penalties for misprinting and unauthorized distribution.
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Asreu Pantst
Weexty Kone
W. W
Parish
A. Collints
P. Smart
D. A. Kinder
John Kuhn
Thos. Hansen
Jas. P. Geary
W. J. Neal
Lewis Cooper
D. P. Lyles
A. J. Hidery
J. T. Hewitt
Gill
J. H. Robins
Thomas Hatta J
Leblue
John Treses Roy
Ohe Akers
J.B. Bridges
Jos L. Bilbo
Arsen Leblue
Simeon Leblue
Fale Leblue
Duta
J. O. Brewer
James Haley
al G. Pith
J. J. Tharhe
Unclear fragment on political race and withdrawal
Fragmentary note from Lake Charles Louisiana dated September 12 1874 references a political candidate race and a withdrawal or avoidance of support while pursuing another candidate. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable names or concrete events.
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Sana
H. Lake Charles, la
Parish Candidates Announced for November Election
A notice lists candidates to seek parish offices at the upcoming November vote. David, H B Jones, and others are named as contenders for Parish Judge and related positions in Calensien Parish, with formal announcements authorized by their agents.
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Bion
W. Rie
Ieeais
Mysel
W. Smart
H. B. Jones
Agen
Calensien
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Wigan
Thrard Ter
John O. Moncure
Joseph A. Breaux
of Theting
Low Carl
H.B. Jones
Cninma
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PA. C. Pouilet
H. Clement
Schooher Lottie Mayo
Gelveston
W. W. Smart
Paristi
Pariah Corven
Mattien
Tressury Department
Yellow
Meyer
Galveston
Vensacola
Mobila
Darien
Key West
Florida
Brownwick
Baltimore
New York
The Citizen#Bank of
Simon Ricnarp
Hiroory Flat
J. ©. Munday
Rigmaiden
M. Seratte
Wm, Small
T. T. Harnett
Perbies
Caw Hs
St. W. Fenn
Terman
Poult
Niblett's
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Ghanen
Constatin
B. Moss
Rose Elf
Calcasian River
Office OF Registration
Pantin
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McFarland
Ban
Ernie
Auésday
BO Anid
Gaya
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Yeoe Ene
Hiraty
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Fae
Lorvain’s
Thuy
Lyons
Thad Lewis
Lake Charles
Ad. Leveque
Calcasien
Texas
Texa
Mexico
Lake
Charles
A. T
Geo. H. Wells, Esq
Ima Irwin
Pavan
Nix’s, Ferry
Shane
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Ley Ia
Fin
Johnson Garaway
Calcasion Pariah
Ane Sar
Rich Mills
Bucky
Finn
Siewerd & Ip
Alfings
Aight
Wilt
M A. Kirkman
New Enn
Benator
Benin
Galameron
Lafaystte
St. Landry
Osan
Ohain
Maimeron
Lafayetter
St Fiend
George Webra
State Sénate
Sem Robertson
D. Allis
Billiards
Saar
John Deelon
Public Square
Ionidiana
Rass
Beitaleaane
Buxnolds
Uwawwati
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