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CoLD CoUET1NG.-S o turda y
morning at 2 O'Clock the police
found a horse and cutter coming
in from the country on the Ponti,
&C road, with the driver so nearly
frozen that he was Topped over Oh
the seat and unconscious. He
was taken to the station, and
they thawed him ont after al
hour or SO. When he could speak,
he asked:
Sergeant, will I livew
ooh, yes, l guess So" was the
answer.
"Well, I'm sorry unused the
young man. wanted to die, Sc
that they could put on my tomb
stone: Here lies one who was
fool enough to ride twenty.siy
miles to spark a reHheadcd girl ~
Detroit Free Press.
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Corrected Weekly by Carver 6 Taylo:
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Gotton -'...................l n he
Hides, dry. .l2aa q L
Hides, green. ILL a 6t
BAcoN-The market is i'll limited supply
Clear sides are Guot"l ut lSc; shoulders at i3c
Breakfast bacon at &c.
FLouR-Is in good supply with fair demand
We quote Xxx at S. ~; low Xxx ! OG07 - aud
good xxx at 5 -; Choice Xxx at 80 %; choice
family 81 50.
P0RK.-Nonc in the market
BAGGiNG.--In fair supply, demand fair. Hemp
ana ute at lac; per yard. No Inhia in market
LAap.-ln light supply with good demand. In
tierccs 2Jc; in kegs 3D.
HAMs.-Are in light supply and demand limit
cd Canvassed are quoted q gee.
SNT-In good surply. Liverpool coarse sells
at 50 IS per sack. Fine l5025c higher.
SEED G,AlN.-None but rye in market which
is quoted at $! Is per bnshcl.
lRoN TIEs.-Thc market is in good supply.
| The arrow is held at ~ and tho button at lt'c.
per pound.
MoLAssEs.-scarcc. Choisa Louisiana is be-
ing sold at; prime ut 9Oc. per gallon. BY the
Coal OlL.-Is in good supply and is held at
soc. per gallon.
ToBAcco-Supply good. Good medium is
quoted at Csc and fine bright at 90c. GSi % per
pound.
CorEE-The supply is limited and demand
good. Prime at - ana CnH!ce at -
RICE.-No Carolina in market. Louisiana is
held at l2ac. per pound.
CORN--1s in good supply but no demand.
SoAp.-Extra olive bar lOc
UGaR--L0uisiana'prme is GnOred at - vel
low clarified a l2:c; crushed and powdered q
l5c.
WHIsKy.-White and Red ore held at 81 sc
per gallon; Bourbon commands s5Gt 50per gal
Ion.
SHcT.-Is in good supply with fair demand AID
sold at g Is per sack and bUck shot at 50.
PownER.-The supplyis limited and is held
at SOC per pound.
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Tho anproac| of the Presidential e'ec
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PLAIN UNDERsTANDING.-Int the Of
fec Of one Of the hotels Saturday a
gentleman snapped his finger to q
boot black, and as he put his fost on
tho box he said: ~
You look like a good, smart boy"
"See here, mister !" replied the boy
q he rose up, a brush in either hand,
Owe had that game played on me a
dozen times, and now want to know
whether this Is cash shine or wheth-
er you're going to pat me on the
head when l get through aud tell me
that I'll be Governor of Michigan
some day s"-Dctrott Free Press.
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HAD A Observation-Disclosures
as a train started out on the Great
western Road the other day a
woman leaned forward and called
to her husband, who was ten feet
away:
"Say, Simon, did you wash your
feet and change your socks y
"No, by wain!-forgot all about
itw he replied.
"Well,' she said as she leaned
back, ~ feel it in my homes that
there's going to be q smashup
aforc we get to London, and if
YOU are killed I'll just purtend l
d;dn't know ye!"
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1t is asserted rs q fact that every
Canvasser who has turned his atten-
ton to the introduction of the New
Family Sewing Machine in his local
ity, or who has been fortunate enough
to secure an agency, has outstripped
the best efforts in making money of
the old aud tried Agents Of the high
priced machines, which latter they
now replace. The demand is enor-
nous, and sales SO rapid and money
made so readily with so little effort
that Farmers, Tradesmen, Specula-
.tors, &C., are aocking into the bust
ness as fast as they can secure terri
tory and get their goods on the
ground to supply anxious customers.
It is marvellous how these machines
sell when exhibited, it being a recog-
nised fact that the people will buy
the best at the lowest price. 1t cor
tainly is the Machine Of the times
and does the same work, rs other
Machines at $4,000 or 10000, and we
really believe'it would sell just as read
lily at double and then not cost half the
usual price Of 80 good an article, for
II 10 astonishing to see the vast
amount Of labor it performs at SO low
u cost. The inventors are daily in
undated with . testimonials Of the
worth Of their new Machines which
90 suddenly and successfully bounded
into popular favor. It proves to be
just what is wanted every day, by
every enc, everywhere, who have a
family. 1t has attained an >enviable
reputation. in many thousands of
homes and factories, for its solid
strength, power, rapidity, simplicity,
certainty, and ease Of operation, with
extreme beauty, fineness and RELIABLE
ity Of its sewing while the wonder.
sfal low price Twenty Dollars for a
Large and complete Sewing Machine
With . strong table and tteadle),
places all idea Of competition entire
u out Of the question. It stands alone
% its merits and price. We advise
you to invest in one at once for your
Vine. Daughter, Mother, Sister or
Lady Friend and make q home hap
~, or put them in your factory, or
what is better if you are lucky enough,
secure On agency if there is none in
yoar town, and make money your
eli. The many New Attachments
Tor doing extra fine skilful and diff
ncult work, are a surprise in their
simplicity Of construction and far be-
low even ''grange prices," and will
D delivered safe at your door, no
matter how remote you may reside,
i you write for them. Address, j.
THoxsoN, HANNA & Co., 9O7 Bread
way, N. Y,
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Notice.

THE Tax payers Of the City of Natchi-
1 tociles, are hereby notified that l am
now prepared to collect the City Taxes
Of 1874. and Licenses for 1876.
l would further call their attention to
the Ordinances passed on the 4th of Jan
nary, 1870, relative to tho Fifty per cent
U. 5. currency tax, and to those relative
to Delinquents, for back taxes.
LEON .GRENEAUX,
- Collector,
FeD. i3-4t.fsN City of Natchitoches.
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A Rhode Island COW tore woman's
mouth clear around to her ear, and
her husband at once ran away. He
said it useless to think of contending
with woman who was all mouth.
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Moses Jackson, of Indiana, remark
ed: "Pass that ere BUTTER" and he
fell back and died. Butter at thirty
cents per pound is a matter not ia
he triAed with.
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Important Notice.

g U3sCRIBERS to the GRAND Ecorx
, AND NEW ORLEANS PEOPLES LINE
PACKET COMPANY, are hereby notified
that the first Instalment Of tho amoun,
subscribed (25 per cent on each share) il
now due. They are respectfully inyi-
ted to come forward and settle at once
their indebtedness.
by order Of the Directors.
L. DUpLEIN,
NOV. 25.-h. Agent.
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THE
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FOR 1875.

We take pleasure in announcing to tho
numerous friends of the ,VINDICTOR,
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The Louisville small boy, it must
be admitted, is much wore than his
contemporaries in the Northern cities,
but ice freezes very thin there
Brooklyn Argus.
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"Gentlemen,' said a street orator
in Richmond the other day. eff you
will persist in throwing eggs at me
please perfume about one out Of five.
to vary the monotonyw
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Rev. Henry Morgan is on a farewell
lecture tour. Look out, Miss Cush-
man, or Henry won't let you fare go
we'll as YOU did.-Boston News.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-03-13
Financial, Commercial and River News.
COTTON STATEMENT.

COTTON STATEMENT.
On hand last report 1863 bales
Received dining week. ... -
Total receipts. 430S "
MARKET QUOTATIONS.