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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-08-21
GRAPES! GRAPES !!

7 offer for sale Grape Cuttings Of i'm
L improved native varieties, ut the fol-
lowing prices:
Concord at 81 IS per dozen, or $l2 90
per hundred, fully tested.
Rays Victoria 81 50 per dozen, or
$40 90 per hundred, not fully tested.
l am testing other native varieties, and
as they prove valuable in my locality
and soil, will propagate them.
Orders can be left with NJ. H. Carver,
ESQ.,, in the city of Natchitoclles, or with
myself at the Village Of Allen, parish Of
Natchitoches.
will deliver the cuttings on or about
the Goth of January, 1876, at my resi-
'lence, or at NJ H. Carvers, as desired.
In all cases cash on delivery.
send q few punches Of each kind to
Mr.. Jas. H Cosgrove, Editor of the Vim
dicator, that persons wishing may see
and examine for themselves. I gnaran-
tee them delivered true to name.
Every family that owns an acre Of
land or hiss the control of garden,
should plant grapes for their own con-
sumption, az the expense and labor is 80
little compared with the luxury and
profit received in return, when rightly
cultivated, pruned and trained. recon-
mend the purchase of A. s. Fuller's
Grape Cultnrist which can be had of Jas.
H. Hu,nmel, Editor Of Our Home Jour-
nal, New Orleans, at 81 50. In chapter
| Is, page 1923 to IA, inclusive, will he
| found full and plain instructions for
pruning and training. would, howev
or, give more distance to the vine than
he recommends, owing to difference in
climate. l would plant in rows nine
feet wide and ten feet in the drill, ~ Al
to give more wosNl to the vine, and q
better circulation Of mir.
This system is called the "Doublo Arm
System" and seems we'll adapted to the
South, and is highly recommended by
C. g. Langdon, Of Mobile, Ala, an old
and reliable nurservman, whom / con-
slider very high authority.
A. G. JORDAN.
Aug TT.
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SALT.-In goo,l supply. Liverpool, coarse sell,
at 20 Is per sack. Fine I5025c higher.
SEED GRAIN.--Nonc but rye in market which
is quoted at 81 Is per bushel.
1RoS TlEs:-rhe market is in good supply
and are selling at u 0sc per pound.
MOLAssEs.-Scarce. Choise Louisiana is be.
ing sold at IFS: per gallon.
Coal OM:-1s in good supply and is held a,
SIC. per gallon.
ToBAcCo.-Supply good. Good Medium is
quoted at Csc. and fine bright at 80 per pound
CoFEE-The supply is limited and demand
good Prime at 23025.
R!cE-No Carolina in market. Louisiana il
held at l0Ac. per pound.
CoRN.--1s scarce hut M demand,
SoAp--Extra olive bar lOc.
SUGAR-'onisiana prime is qno,cd ut - vel
low clarified q liac; crushed and powdered a
l3l. "
WHIsKY.-white sfd Red ere held at 81 50
per gallon; Bourbon commands s5a6 50 per gal
lon.
SnoT.--1s in good supply with fair demand and
sold at - 90 ler sack and buck shot at g.
PowpER.-The supply is large and is held
at :Dc. per pound.
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We are requested to state that Col.
WIN. NJ. Levy, member Of Congress,
4th District, has received notice OF !,
vacancy in the Naval Academy at
Annapolis for this District, which he
is DESTROYS Of filing at once. To this
end all applicants will report in per-
son in this city on or before the LIST
Sept, proximo, with a view of COM
petative examination and the candi-
date selected will report at Anuapo.
lis, Nd, for examination there on the
18th September, proximo.
The candidates must be in all res
poets physically sound, we'll formed
and Of robust constitution, and quail
fed to endure the arduous labors of
an officer in the Navy; mnst be be-
tween Ia and IS years Of age, of good
moral character. They must pass an
examination in reading, writing, spell
ling, arithmetic, geography and en-
glis'' grammar. No one who is not a
citizen Of this District need apply
All further particulars can be obtain
ed Ivy addressing Col. VIM. NJ. Levy,
at this place.
All papers in the 4th Congression-
al District will confer a favor by in
sorting the above.
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We have before us the rules, regu-
lations aud schedule Of premiums for
the Third Grand Fair Of the Rapides
Agricultural Association, which will
take place in October, beginning on
the l2sltand continuing Eve days. We
wist, them all success.
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The Kentucky election is what
might be termed a settler, to radi-
calism at least. Ohio has reason
to cheer up and We confidently
look for a ''big gun" from her.
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400. REWARD.

4 REWARD ZONE! HUNDRED dol.
IL lars is offered by the congregation
Of the Benai Israel Of NatcAitoches, fol
the arrest aud conviction. Of the murder
ers Of N. Young, who was killed neal
CONSTANTS, or for information which. will
bring them to justice.
LJACOBS.
Aug ,7-f.. Presidsut.
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The first bale of new cotton was
received in this city Thursday by
Messrs. Billiard e. Campbell, the en-
terprising merchants on Front street.
This is the third season they have
had that honor.
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Ennployunent-N.n

women and agents, We have jast wh.,
you need Our axll Mounted Chsup,+.
outsell anything in thc market. Ar. PEI
s""s write: Il struck ont Yesterday, and
by w.'"king easy fonr hours, cleared 81.
4 lady has just reported her profits i;.r
tn: forenoon q" -; Yesterday up to :.
o'ckck she elsasr'l ~ 50. We csn p,oy.
beyond question that one agent ord.ru.
$500 Of these cl,rosnss in eleven work.
ing days. We have the largest and a,.Sf
assortn.esa IL the Enitesl States: hun.-
tlreds Of choice subjects from which T..
select. We will send you an sssort..l lNp
Of the hest selling free Of charge on re-.
ceipts Of $3.50. Sind in your orlers or
give US call. Ssnples by mail 25c., ~
IL for 81.
BOSTON FRAME AND CHRoN(, 90
POP Washington st., Boston, Mass.
P. O. Box 2662.
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We understand that the par
ties from Bienville parish, in
search of lands here, have been
offered fine alluvial lands at 1925
per acre. Cheap indeed.
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Mr.. Wolfson gives us another of
those really pointed letters of his
upon the 'sDrug license question: >
which we know viii be read with
interest by ALL.
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There is some talk about ex-Presi-
dent Davis being appointed U. 5.
Senator, in place Of Andrew johnson,
deceased.
Let it be done by ali means, say
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Notice..

THE tay payers Of the City of Natchi-
] toches, are hereby notified that l am
prepared to correct all erroneous assess
ments against them for the year 1875 nm
til the first day of September, A. ID. 1875.
J. F. DEVARGAS,
July 3l-A. Mayor.
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Old Dick Sinnott never fails to
come to time. His boats are models
Of neatness; and business is done as
it should he by his clerks.
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Onr thanks are hereby extended to
Capt. Il. W. Abney, 70, n late Water
town, N. Y, paper and also his kind
remembrance of the "Vindicator.n
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MARKETS,

~ Orleans, Ang. 10. = Cotton
- hiadling l43, low middling IL,
! ,ee1isary l2; receipts 80, OK
eooltNise $50. Sales go bales.
Evening.
s - WY dull; tales l40 bales /;
! eItlsss unchanged; receipts 50
). : y exports. Stock on hand
q 4 (! 0.sleAna, Aug. l9.-sugar firm,
q . prime 9}(s94; molasses
"A e9n for common to choice ;
~ ote and jobbing, double extra
se6 trebble extra6 COZ IS, choice
lily 606 50; corn meal dull at
% corn quiet at 67093; oats low.
66; hay dull, prime quo
pork dull at 423; bacon
lOl 0ll}; coffee firm, ordiua-
esins le020a ]; whisky firm
! Gold ll3.
0t.eans, Aug. 16.-Cotton firm,
!. higher, sales 1864 bales al
Consolidated net receipts
!.Epcfts fto 0reat Briton 5000;
Vt a; 600. Geld steady ll3@
81 Gotten, net, receipts, none,
fatares elosed quiet and
M ~ I'm ~ GS& ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-08-21

Judge A. B. Ogden, of New Orleans,
died at Blunt Springs, Alabama. De.
ceased was a man of much pro,mi-
hence 10 this State.
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HE lOSEMI1'E T.lLLET.
We continue to offer this celebr, 4 Il
vi Chrome in connection with the H.
Illustrated Household Magazine, furnish
i"E them to our subscribers upon thu
following very generous telms
Wa Nos~ted Chromc, 600. In
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The Mounted Chrome is (leliycred q.
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sent hy express Ut s0tscIiberas expense
or se"t BY assif upon yecsipt of TWENTY
Cents extra fss postage. The Uun,ouno.
ed Cb'ssno IL sent fiuo by mail.
All communications must be addressed
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II Park Row, New York.
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Thanks to the officers of Company
c, Sd Infantry, for copy Of the
''Roster Of Troops" Department of
the Gnlf.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS will be Revived up to the
/ )st Of September next, fol- the delive
ry Of telegraph poles along the line o.
the N. O. Pacific Railway Co., betweer
Alexandria and Natclitoches, and thence
to Marshall thirty poles to the mile, dis
tributed at equal distances, each twenty
five feet in length, six inches diameter ut
top and eight inches at the butt, Of sound
cypress. Address,
TIE LOUISIANA TELEGRAPH Co..
IS Camp St., New Orleans, Lii.
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MUSIAL CHIMES.

A New Class Book for Female Voices.
Price 50 per dozen. Sample copies, mail
ed, postpaid, on receipt Of 81.
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LOST,

4 PROMlsORY NOTE drawn BY 4 V.
n Carter and payable to the order OF
J. J. Herbert, dated about the lst of
May last for ninety dollars.
Persons are cautioned not to trade for
same as a duplicate note will be given.
Aug. lift. JOHN J. HERBERT.
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Singing Book.

We wonld call the attention of Teach
era, and others interested in music, to
the following works, as being the best Of
their class:
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The crops of our parish are re.
ported to be- in numerous con.
ditions. Some good, others bad,
even worse. The late rains have,
no donbt seriously injured the
cotton, and especially such as took
the second growth, causing bolls
and forms to shed alarmingly.
The rains have been singularly
partial; that portion Of the parish
where the drought was most Sc
we're and lasted longer, has had
nearly all the hard rains. Some
thing over 6 inches has fallen in
this city since Aug. LIST.
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Six miles south Of tue city OF Natclltoches
PRICE:
At the mill, per NJ. $500 to sl0.0o
Delivered in town, per NJ, .........A.W
WE TAKE pleasure in informing the
Wv public that We ar prepared to take
CONTRACTS to bailtl cabins, furnishing
therefor. lumber, material and labor, at
very low rates.
BOX COTTAGE,
with gallery, l4x15 feet, complete, sAi,e
glel roof. put up for $le5.oO
BOX COTTAGE, Tx Is feet, with gal.
lery, complete, put up Sx SlOO.
Planters and Others vSik find It to their
interest to give US cab.
Orders left at this office or with Louis
ton.
AABIN 4 SMITH.
Apsil 10 IT,. !;
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FAIRY2ECHOES.

A Class Book for Children. Used in
all the principal Public Scholls. Price
SO per dozen Samples copies mailed,
postpaid, ON receipt of Is cts.
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Town dull as usual. Raining all
the time. This makes men look blue.
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TRAMMET4T'S
$ T + \ NJ
SAW MILL.
Give Miles from Natchitochcs.)

Give Miles from Natchitochcs.)
$4,000 Feet of Lumber for Sale.
TERMS:
From 5 to 10 Dollars, (accou|iug ia
.Qnality) per NJ. at the Mil.
Delivered in Natcl,itccl,es, at Sl4
per NJ.
March ely.
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In Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA, !
At Natchitoches the 80 day of May, rs. !
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of
his appointment as assignee Of TIMOTHY
LACOsTE, in the Parish of Natchitoche-
and State of Louisiana. within said Dis
trict, who has been adjudged Bankrupt
npon his own Petition by tho District
Court Of said District.
r. E. BURKE,
Assignee, &c.
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SONG ECHO.

The Most Popular School Singing Book
ever published. Price $3.50 per dozen
Sample copies mailed, postpaid, on re.
ceipt of Is cts.
Address, J. PETERS.
543 Broalmny, N. Y.
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W.B. stille, Esq, Of Sabine parish,
is dead.
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FARkN T. MCLEAN, Publishers,
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C0teoA. so. ~ t4o
6iaes, oty...........s............ lel3c
Hides. green. ......................... 90 loo
i BAcox.-Ths market 10 in good supply
Clear sides Ar quoted at lsc; sAoIlders Of l2l
HsUakfaat bacen at lei.
ftoul-Is - god sapply With fair demand.
esed Xxx q %; Choass Xxx s 6 50; choice
lhMily 1lO0la. -
Fl foSx. Scarce asd quoted It -.
1AaGlNo.-ln flif empty, dqnAnd fair. Hemp
~ jntsat lec; per yard No India IL market.
LAnD.-ll light sapply With god dsnana. In
Ittespe ~; n k4as ~
I Mxlp AIe 4 light surely ard dsnaal lipit.
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The railroad il all the talk. Sub
Iscriptions have been thus far as lib
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Strayed or Stolen.

IRON the undersigned at the q
i mouth of Flat River in this 10
parish, ON Friday, July 10th, LA.
1875. A bay horse, Is hands high, about
ten years old. Branded on the left
shoulder o. with q mark across it. Has
. sink in forehead. Twill give ten dol
lars reward for his delivery at my place
or Maj. Broadwell's, on Red River.
T. G. DONOVAN.
Aug. 2l.-4t.
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To Contractors.

dds for building 18xls box cabins on
ID Lake Jericho plantation solicited by
J.C. TRICHEL.
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/. MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Ut should be remembered onr quota
tons are for round lots, st retail, higher
prices will have 70 be psid.>
Corrected Weekly y Carver I Taylor.
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n :! = lloral Gnide, No. I, for
=. IA ~ 1870, i upon our table.
g ID hook which should be in
mt those who cultivate
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8 lI !! fom the country
)! theze has been more
ri d lands through
itlin the pat two
\ !s 81 - hey haEsE - for
Eli, + cheer
{ "a q ~ IL.
=! ut ales leather
| ~ plsasant
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STE A NJ
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Six miles south Of the city Of Natchitoches
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y Our Premium and Clubbing Lists

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, 1875-04-16

man War ts7o.1i); she v1-nn& Welan+stsilune t1s7
tha hnanelsl panic at TIM hs:croseueou. cn4rac.
.sr ?: .be pela.ion ,nss 1ssa shs eL.r.e.t aud IN.
III \; of agriculture this Development Of ne,ns {r
sr4ety .rs+i odntion International literature; The
Nj nilfc spirit ttc.
Tho sps.ial educational topics of .his period
a1s:
Ths progress and preseat condition Of fres ele-
nsentary instruttion; official supervision of puLllo
md sp,.rataa eharseter snd nunber of t..tSoot1
ss.n.rY IL lso lsso I'D ~; ,a.rustoa Il sl1
Ths progress Of gratnmtr-achoos, academies. aud
'na II ,tf %
oessphy. biographies, alrl Statistics.
trannR: rso Of Stats un!yeF,ilits. and OF Loirrts
nf Agriculture and tho Mechanic Aria, sse Of col.
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Tho prosreaa m! present. eos,iitiun Of 'n'ruetlon
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Progress and prsssnt condition Of itr.r,ta: Of A.t
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, 1875-04-16
AFFAIRS OF STATE,
Adjournment Of tho Illinois Lcr-
fslaturo Sine Die.
The Fatuous Champion from tho Junglcs
Of Hardin Has tho Last Wori, F"
Proceedings Yesterday Of the Michigan
Legislature.
ILLINOIS,.
TIE 1tuCHE,

Srsfiai DanhteA tu 7It rAtengo Tribune
BrnisdrtEhp, ILL.,, hpl!l 15.--Iho lInuso op4n.
cd this morning with about forty me,nbers IN A.
tendance. The journal Of Mond1r, upon which
was entered tue Republican ptotcsl and Opposi-
tion conuter protest, vas real, and without a
stump spocc1i OF hta own appended thereto by
Hal. ca. That done, Armstrong moved that lhs
Houao concur III tho Senate resolution for pub
iication Of the TOAD laws. Elnakcr 11ainos
(Whn. By Tho way. publishes work on town.
Bhp organization. q naw edition Of Whicll-to
include tho Road lawa rassed 1t this sessions
being prepared for publ1eatlon) suggested that,
thelo beng doubt AZ 10 tho presence OF d
auornn. no business should be transacted cxcent
providing for tho ordinary oxpcuaas Of
ths liouEo. and orae5ed h call OF tho
Il tutc. This olecr lie subsequently, will
drew. pcreeiTiaE that thnro c!enrIr wan.
not quorum. and put tho ye4olntiou, which. OF
course, WAS ut for lacl, Ut a quorum voting.
THO pay Of two or three minor omiloycx OF lie
liouho was provided for By RESOLUTION, when.
after half-!iour'a teccsB tho 1joaBe adjourned
aln9 die. Platter at tls last half.m;nuts tlistin.
EuihlilHc hintesf by mottuns to take up ths bill
repeating tho Rag:stFy ac'.
1ifE BESATE
met without quorum. and after complimentary
bFocches Iii which tho .nemters ;cudcrci cscE
otttor tue usual expressions OF good Mil ii mart.
lhE, mud aftor the receipt OF messages fran. tho
1oHtrtor returning approved oil btlA paasad
and not heretofore H11url. except tho nn;l-scal,
net and tho bill to enable towns. coun.ios, anil
cllfes having outstanding railroad. MD bonds t.
istnc others in lieu thereof 10 run fcr twenty
years, tha Senate ADJOURNED s.ne die.