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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02
Corrected Weekly by Carver & Taylor,

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DAcox.-The market il in limited supply
Clear sides are quoted at lec; shoulders at l3c;
Breakfast bacon at l9c.
FLoun-Is in good supply with fair demand.
VT quote XIX at y 50; low XXX7 0oa7 - and
family s!l 50.
PoRK.-None in the market.
BAGG,Ne,-In fair supply, demand fair. Hemp
and jnte at l9c; per yard. No India in mar ket.
L:nu:-ln light SIMPLY with good demand. In
tierces 2oc: in kegs -
HAxs.-Are in light supply and demand limit
ed Canvassed are quoted q &C.
at s. q per sack. Fine l5a25c higher.
SEED GRAN-None but rye in market which
is quoted at q Is per busl'cl.
Iron TIEs.-The market is in good supply.
The arrow is held At 10 and the button at lOc.
per pound.
MoLAssEs.-Scarce Choise Louisiana is be-
ing sold at; prime at 9uc. per gallon. BY the
key % 0o0 80
Coal OI,:-Is in good supply and is held at
SOC. per gallon.
ToBAcco.-Supply good. Good medium is
quoted at CSC. and fine bright At SOC. 0Ss Is per
pound.
CorEE-The supply is limited and demand
good. Prime at q and choice at
RlCE.-NO Carolina in market. Louisiana is
held at l24c. per pound.
CoRN.-Isin good supply but no demand.
SOAP.-Extra olive bar lOc.
Observation-Disclosures 10 quoted at - vel.
low clarified q l2Ac; crushed and powdered q
l5c.
WHIsKY.-White and Red ero held at 81 50
per gallon; Bourbon commands t5as 50 per gal
lon.
SHoT.-1s in good supply With fair demand and
sold at % Is per sack and buck shot at 3.
PowDsR-The supply 10 limited and is held
at 50c. por pound.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

We PAY NO AoRr.--Iu our resist.
ance, and We arc determined that
that shall be for all time, to this
''set up" government Of the presi-
dent and his army, we propose to
uso all tho means placed within our
power, and the FIRST aud most po-
tent ID tho stoppsge Of the oil that
labricates the wheels Of Kellogg's
government, and which represents in
toto the abstract principle Of his and
bis minions patriotism, THE MONEY.
From this hosr We pay not one cent
Of tasss, and We win resist to the last
extremity any attempt to force 10 to
do 20. We we'll know the cousequeu-
ces; arc aware that our homes will
become con6scated to tho State, but
We have in the future 20 email 4 ton.
ure upon our lands and property, that
We will DO we'll rid Of it, AZ it has
long since ceased to be a blessing. II
Kellogg and his refermers ~ can
make US pay, We can assure them that
an opportunity will soon occur to
test their ability to do 10. -,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

Tho Tindicator will be issued on
half sheet until further notice. We
give, Notwithstanding, our usual
quantity of reading matter. Our
friends will readily understand why
this is done. This paper has been
published at a steady loss siuce its
first issue, and We desire to make
that loss ~ email a. possible.
When the printing outrage is 70.
moved BY just legislation we will en-
large our paper, until then we will
give the enemy all tho fire we can
with q halt. sheet.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02


That gem, the City Billiard Saloon,
calls tho attention Of our gentlemen
to tho many advantages In its line,
in TO- days issue. Katie, tho we'll
known caterer, assisted by tho hand.
come and genial. Asher, the prince Of
Barkeepsrs, will always be found
ready to. dispense the hospitalities Of
tue house. Oysters, fish and game
can always be had at tho luuch rooms
attached to this flne saloon, while the
imbibers can bo furnished with supe.
rior liquors from the bar.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

Louisiana ~, is the way tho Nat
chitoches Rep*blioa. returns the State.
Does the editor Of that paper presume
to say that he doubts the fact of .
conservative victoryi We demand
no explain what - means, and in
order to set himsef right, to do 90 at
once.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

1t will b seen from our news COL
umn that Byerly Of the Bulletin, and
Gov. Yarmouth had a difficulty on
Canal street in tho city, in which the
former was seriously wounded. From
the lights before NJ, We must cay
that Gov. Warmoth vas entirely JUS
ti6able. az.
Mr.. Byerly has aimee died Of his
wounds.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

Jas. Collier, Deputy Sheriff, cap.
tured . burglar in tho act of riAiug
the store Of H. Alluin, corner of Sc
cond and St. Depis streets, on Sat
urday night last. The burglar was
not at all quiet in bic movements,
but made noise enough to alarm tho
neighborhood.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

We trust that all tho members of
the Legislature elected by the people
will be promptly on hand in New Or
leans for the opening of tho 1875 ses.
sion of the General Assembly. From
this parish tho members elect have
gone, and We auxiously await good
words from them.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

The FLErA is always welcomed by
our people, and We are sure tho
public will not overlook the exertions
her fine commander John Mitchell has
made during oil stages Of water to
supply tho trade with q boat. That
genial gentleman, James Robbins, has
charge Of the Office with Rowland -
second clerk. We know that our
friends will do all in their power to
support the Fleta.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

We understand tho Home Nin,trela
intend giving tho public another Of
their fine entertainments on Saturday
evening next. We hope our citizens
win give these young gentlemen every
encouragement for they arc really
deserving Of being sustained. Lot
them give 10 . good bill and We in.
sure full house.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

That first class school tho Pleasant
Hill Male and Female Academy, ID
now open for the reception Of stu.
dents. Prof. Foster is we'll known
a. = fine teacher, and assisted by an
able corps, parents can find. no better
person to take charge of tho educa.
dcn. Of their children. Sec ad.ar.
tiseueut for terms, &c.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

We wish our readers . HAPPY NEW
TEAR, We can say no more, for We do
oven this with . full heart. A people
whose liberty is trembling in the bal.
lance are In no mood to handy com.
plements. The year 1875 opens dark
aad gloomy, and We can but hone
that some happiness il in store for %.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

We SEQ tho Alexandria Gasstte pub.
lishss a goodly list Of schools in op.
peration in Rapidss. We arc glad to
note this fact, for With us, all the mon.
ey for school purposes has been OK
pended BY hyere, in order, We sup
pose, to sustain 'Republican institu.
tions," T.. ana. ..
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

Our friend ALBERrs places Us un-
der renewed obligations for kind fa.
vors. The Garry Owen, commanded
by the popular John Hiesn, with Cul-
bsrtson in tho Office, 10 tho boat of
which Albsrts il agent.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

We call attention to the card Of
Chaplin & Chaplin, Attorneys at Law,
in to-days issue. This is well known
and reliable legal firm, and parties
ltigant will b assured of hsyinr
their business attended to with care
and attention. @ .'. H'.,fi
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

That young gent on - street had
better kiss bis sweetheart inside tho
hall door hereafter. The front eate
is to public = place to waste such
sweets.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

Can any one inform Us what num-
ber Of votes will be-. required in the
next election to carry Louisiana for
thewbitesa Whom 10000 and $500
won't do, how many Wilt
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02
Friday Packet.

For Grand Ecors, Hsstgousry, Neuth II q.
River, Alexandria, Norman'a Bar-
bins and all way landings
g., a Rad Rivor,
~a~> Tho Al snd very light dl,adIa
passenger steamer
60 s FILE T A.
J. G. Mitchell, Master. JAS L. Robina Cst
T EAvES New Orleans every Tuesday sss,
IL ~, arriving at Grand Ecors every FrAr
at I'm. The FLETA will BE- replaced ~ = rs
Or boat when navigation permits.
Will make Close CONNECTION at the Falls 4.
ri"g extrsme low water with the light drssah,
steamer Ida Lea. Passengers can b. assI;T
that they will be put through without det,,
ton and shippsPs viii bsar il mind that ftsisl,
will be promptly delivered as in high wa,
time.
For freight q paa..es .pR1y On hoard n y
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
City Billiard Saloon.
(LAcosTE BUILDING, Front Street,
NATcHjro cHEs, IA.
A. KAPF1E. Proprietor.

THlS house is opened for the reception
i of guests, and being the best fur
nished and finished Hall with moro con-
veniences. it is the resort of the elite Of
tho City.
A fine Bar il attached to the Billiard
Parlors, where the best and purest of
Wines and Liquors, and the choicest c.
gars can be obtained.
Lunch furnished at all hours for a
reasonable charge. Free Lunch every
day from II 4. ~, to2P.M. rr..
Jan. 2.-ly.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

Rain, mud and slush makes ont.
door exercise anything but agreeable.
River continues to rise, with water
for the largest class boats.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

Let Us have . Convention of tho
North Louisiana parishes, say at
Shreveport, at an early day. What
says the North Louisiana press1
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02
Total receipts. .....3234 |"
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Ut should be remembered our quota
tions are for round lots, ut retail, higher
prices will have to he paid.)
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02
Myers and Piersou.

Myers has been at bis old tricks
again, a. we sec he had a hand in the
St. Tammany fraud. He il well cal
culated to do such duty work, for as
a villain, thief and liar, he, in a small
way, stands unlivalled. Eddy Pier
son according to tho Republican, puts
in q word in relation to tho persons
who claiming to be residents Of ward
Sand 6 ofthis parish, and signed atida.
Wits Of intimidation; he eays two of
these men arc known to him, and the
other four may reside here for aught
he knows, AZ there are = thousand
men in the parish he does not know.
Pierson lies most egregiously, and he
knows it we'll, for he has been in this
parish all his life, and has held posi-
tions we'll qualified to give him an
acquaintance with every one. Tho
people here have a great advantage
of him in acquaintance, for they all
ehop him-to be ono of the grandest
villains of tho Natchitoches pack, for
even after what he had done to break
down his people in Kidding themselves
of Myers, Boullt, Blunt and that class
hs had some sympathisers, and he
acknowledged to them he was beaten
and would 60 to New Orleans, if they
would let him, and do everything in
his power to seat the Peoples men-
bers Of the Legislature and to get
commissions for all the officers they
had elected. He no sooner gets with
his bosom friend Myers, and bis boon
companions, Breda, Blunt, Raby and
other thieves and negroes from Match
itoches and elsewhere, when he for
gets all bis blubbering promises and
exerts all bis influence to defeat the
will Of those who had in the past
besn Of bis friends and race.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02
PLEASANT HILL
MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL.


THE next session Of this school will
l commence on the eleventh day Of
January, and close on the first day of
July, 1876. ....
TERMS:
Primary Glasses per month $500
Glasses commencing Latin, Geome-
try, Algebra, Rhetoric or Phi
losophy 400
Classes in Caesar, Virgil, Greek,
rigonemetry or Surveying 500
Board to be had in good families at
reasonable rates. Any one wishing
more definite information, will address .
J. w. FOSTER, A. N.
jan 2-lm. Principal.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

The commanders Of White League
sections Of this parish arc requested
to meet at tho Firsmen's Hall on Wed.
nesday next, January 9Th, 1875.
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Important Notice.

CUBSCR1BERS to the GRAND Ecoes
- AND New ORLEANS PEOPLE's LINE
PACKET COMPANY, are hereby notified
that tho first lnstalment Of the amouns
subscribed (25 per cent Oh each share i
now due. They are respectfully iEf
ted to come forward ald settle at onu
their Indebtedness. % ta'-
BY order Of tho Directors,
L.'DUPLEK,
Nov. 49, Agent
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-02

Regular meeting of section A., Nat.
chitoches White League, every Wed.
nesday and Sunday at 6 p. n, Al
Temperance Hall. Prompt atten.
dance required.
By order Of
w. E. RUSSELL,
Captain.
JAS. GENIUS,
O.S,
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G. c. CHAPLIN. TIP. CHApL1r
CHAPLIN & CHAPLIN.

dtoTneys ana C0xSseaofs at Law.
st. Denis st., Natchitoches, La.
NULL practice in the courts of Ran
J! ides, Grant, Vim, Sabine, DeSoto,
Red River and Natchitoches, and the
Supreme Court of tho State.
Claims promptly attended to in any
part OF tho Union. Jan 2-ly
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TO THE PUBL1C.-With this is.
sue we stop all papers that have
not been paid for in advance, or
whose subscriptions have expired.
Those who desire to continue
their subscriptions must forward
the amounts in advance, which in
the future is an imperative rule
with this office,
TERMs-1 year $500
j." 6 months. :. 200
Invariably in Advance.)
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SinnOtt's Line.

SinnOtt's Line.
Fall aud Winter Arrangement.
For Grand Ecoro, Montgomery! Ale1a,si.
Piuevills, Norman's Barbin.,
Fort DsRussy.
And All Way Landings.
AnnAh The A I Magnificent ana e.
is running side. wheel ps ~, ~
= packet ...-....
Dick SIxsor. Master.
~. DowTY, Clerks.
WILL leave Now Orleans svery,saturdV .
w r. NJ, returning leaves Grand e..
every Tuesday 1t - L., and Alexandra e,ss
Wednesday 1t IAN.
Tho steamer
9A9IN1I
will leave NewSerleans for Grand cors M T.
termediate landings bvery Saturday SRI
The steamer
II. u. 9RXARLY:
will leave New Orleans for Grand Ecore ,,d;,
termediate landings every Tuesday atsr.n
This arrangement will continue until liz
water permits the BAKT ABLR to resume her ~
gulsr trips, Of which duo notice will be eivel.
For freight or passage apply on board Or I.
JULES Z. MESSI, Agent
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8 TN A q TIN

NJ. OIL. Delelis public dams Ia
Ssstiselle des Attakapas rint6res-
sante geographic dun enfant du
P0nt- -Breanx, NJ. Zephyriu He.
bert. Nc en- 1926, le sujet de ce re.
cit q quite son village a Page de
15 ans, q passe dix ans d Ia Nou.
velle.O Orleans, est parti avec $500
Heconomies pollr IA California, on,
aprAs avoir sans success travaill6
aux mines, IL s'est mis- 4 clever des
bestiaux ct 4 sp6culer sur o les
terres. II possede maintenant la
ferme De Natividad dams le comt6
de Monterey, oonteuant2, 900 acreS
don't 100 en- culture, ct, 9valn9e
4 OK, 900, plus 4l5,0 ,000 dc pro-
pri6t3s \ San Francisco. II . rs
oemment visit6 le P0nt Breaux, Q
rebati Ia maison croulante dun
ftAre moins fortune que lui, ct est
reparti pour Ia Calif6fnie, emtne.
'nant avec lai son neveu, Alexis
Hdbrrt ct dcux ou trois autres
jeuhes gems de Ia localite.
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DERNIERES NOUvELfES

Une collision de- troupes ruasss ct prus.
siennes sur Ii ftontiere, donne lien nm
6change d'explieations entre Les deux puis.
sanccs II nest pas probable que Bismark
trouvo Ii un motif de querelle.-Le gouver.
nement turc envoye des forces plus consi.
dGrables dams PHerzsgovine.
La convention constituents de II Caroline
du Norl se compose do 80 d4l6gu6s demo.
crates, 50 republica;ns ct democratic ind6.
pendant. Wa. 0rsham, ancion gouver.
neur du meme Etaf, est mort le IL, 3 Sara
toga-Le fleuve baisse StLouis, est sta
tionnaire } Cairo ct monte encore B Mem.
phis.
Le Nev O,lea~s 1ssses rapporte que MN.
Brice-Sombrc, marchand francais don't le
magasin est situ6 } l'angle des rues StLouia
ct Royalc, ct Th6zk, fils du marchand de IL
let's ct instruments de p6che, se trouvant
Paris. ont et6 arretes CONNIE insoumis, con
formement II loi qui regit le service mill
taire.-Le IL, Laurent Durand, ne en- Ba
viArr, don't Reimbursement commercial est
rangle des rues Toulouse ct Chartres, s'est
volontairement the dun coup dc pistolet. Le
meme jour, le juge An. Ogden est d6ced6
Bleunt Springa Alabama .-.. IA
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RoI s 3 s
ST.CHARLES

NOtre confr6re ct ami du st.
Charles Herald nous demande des
nouvelles de Ia crevasse du Bon.
net Care, ce t4moin accusateur de
'sPins0lvabilit6 de Ia COmpagnie
des lev6es." LIE flenve, qui cOule
tout a con aise par Ia large
breche, q d@ja detruit les r6coltes
de quelques petits planteurs de ce
dsngereux voisinsge. 81 Ia Com.
pagnie await une responsabilite,
qnels dommages interets eAt-elle
do payer depuis le jour n6faste de
Ia creation de son odieux mono.
pole!
Nous lisons encore dams le
Herald
Augustin Hippolyte, alias Negg,
qui passe pour appartenir 4 IL baude
dn fameux Broom, q et6 arr6t6 CONNIE
complice de jim Blackburn dams un
vol de ponies. Negg q de bellies chances
d'ailer retrouver son camarade 4
Baton Rouge.
Les professeurs des 6coles publi-
Ques sont actuellenent: Ter ward,
6cole Shaw, Nine A. Fredericks |;
Hahnville, Nine MN. Caulfeld ct
Mile G. vallas; DO ward, 6cole
Essex, Nine KIN. Haggerty ct
Mile r. Constantine ;-3e ward,
6cole Sarpy, n. II. vallas;-4e ward |,
6colc BouttA, Mme ME-. Prender-
gaat ;-5e ward, Scole Grima, n. VAL
cour Chapman.
-Le a6uatcur Chadbourn allaut
N ctemiu Do Ter % buggy, son cho-
val s'est smpoet1, lesnisu du v6hi-
culc s'est brisk, st 10 stnateur. tsainS
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Correspondence do la Nile Orleans
N0UvELLE-ORLEANs !
III aOAt 1875. (

le champ De batsille De h politique, na,
guArs 4 bguyent Of d animE, est ma;ntsuant
dlsncieux ct d6sert Un assant venait d'etre
hvre n gcuverneur kellogg Per 10 club
r6pabllealn du Sud, curieux sous-peure de
fGlpeee, - tAte duquA - produissnt dee
pa&ziotes d6dnt6reaaEs, tels que J.-O.A.
felloYcs, Ludsn Adams. G.-H. Brsughn ct
L6ouald 0evcll, ct le aspensatesr do en-
plois q fsseass evaie SO vivemsut inter-
Peak aas9jet % ass r6centaa nominationa.
II hs1illAat ayocatg6n6rA Field revAtait
@e echef 60 armure d guerre ct iurait ! 4
6ace du OIL d p6u6tser e mystAre fnsncier
dans leqasl et npliquE WilIa, baau-ftArc an
0oeysEasn. = voici qua tous cos athNtas
SSchappnt = pareno o peeunent txanauil-
kDent lsu1s vacances. kellogg Q rcnd !
Wasdngtse, a qaelques jesfS PIN t0t d eAt
Ungea116 y oo1leo1suf Casey, FielA " daae
- plaiass alae0te d sHOusst rafisSehir
- csrvsan 6tvSe1x, EGtilette s'est dirirS
- = paesiss 0tLesdly, = jugs SieeIe :
sssssa un ooass de ciDqs6sts joms, & Ie
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board de conversion seuspendu ses s6ances
jusqu'au premier lund dc septembre, sans
trop se preoccuper du rapport legislatif qui
declare "a tenue dc ivres par trOp negligee
Antoine q saisi le gouvernail, Dibble tient In
balance de Themis. Le premier, dit on. econ
duit les solliciteurs ehont4s qui voudraient
profiter do son pouvoir intkrimaire, ct 10 se-
cond auyo fobablement peu d'occasions dc
d6ployer le zele exccssif auquel Il doit son
influence dams le parti republican,.
Une nomination du gouverneur Kellogg,
gen6ralement approuvee, est celie De NJ.
Joshua Baker Ia place Observation-Disclosures
de rEtat; ancien eleve dc WestPOint, plan.
teur de La paroisse Ste Marie, ct jadis choisi
CONNIE gouverneur Dc lEtat par le general
Hancock, le titulsire est connu pour ses OPT
mons moderees ct son caractere integre.
-LUnion des propri6taires fonciers dc In
Nouvelle- Orleans public un appel au peuple,
signk par un comitA de reduction compose de
NM. le doctcur T6bault, Archibald Mitchell.
Moran, Delavigne, Stewart ct Braselman.-
La souscription an b6nefce des in0ndes du
midi de In France s'6leye aJourdhui In
s0mme de $S,5l5. ct Va m0nter encore grace
1 Ia representation dramatique qui aura lieu
demain, jeudi, au theatre de rOpGra, ct Ia
fete champetre fixke b dimanche, Is aoht
cote date de Ia Saint Napoleon, il y gros
d parier, naurait pas et4 designee par le brave
docteur Touatre. sill cot etc president du CO
mite d'organisation de In f8te champetrc,
CONNIE II Fest dn spectacle de demain.
Trahit sita qMemque rotnptus. A In
representation donnee sous les auspices
dn Club louisianais. ct avec le concours de
MMmes Vezian ct Desdet, ser0nt j0uees les
pieces do Don Cksar de Basan, de Dumanoir
ct Den.lery, ct du Ckerex blanc, dOctave
Feuillet.-Le Nmes public unc biograhie
de Fexcellent abbepoete Adrien Rouquette,
ct on volt dams le defnicr num6ro du San-
lay Delta une Rravure representant le gene
raj Beaure17 ION parle dc 10 fondation
prochaine tidh nouveau journal d6me62 Dique
quotidieu.-LA police pr6venu un duel
entire NM. g. Pcrrilliat ct PA. Leblanc, qui
avaient pour t6moins, le premier MN. Laba-
tut ct vredcnburE. ct lie second MN. Masp6ro
ct Bachemin.-Las officers du revenu ont
saisi Is manufactures de taboc avec lcur
matSricl, 10 tout sstim6 environ 30, ,000.-
Lecoloncl Dennett rapposte dams 10 RecysSs
que In paroisse St-Landry compto an nou-
bro de sea habitants uno dame Dufresno,
Ag6e Do ll8 ma, Ct qu'un autrc -habitant,
nomm6 Joseph Chiaas0n. y est mort II y .
quelqucs annees, Rage do 80 ans.-Mardi,
10. est dkckd6 en- - 90 anne, y. Gabriel de
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