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all bald-headcd men, to keep them lujuns out
OF temptation; every turtle in the South sea
front and carved W on on bis bis 6ack distribute tons
of dodgers from balloons every day In the week :;
aud an expedition Is to set out next week for
the North Pole to placard the stick to the top
Mah Rnt eed t p9Sters. M9Ts tnd' on
perccivc-" just you hold on q jerk"
returned the stranger, stand I'll make you
perceive. Advertisements were out, and expire,
pie can't read, aud its costs like thunder to
translate 'ena into all the languages OF the uni
verse. Now, 1'ye been thinking that II could
get billboard that would never wear out and
| that the universe would sec and underestimate
you needn't stare: j amt mad, neither am z,
drunk with wine,-tt would b. big thing"
| The editor assented. "And so," whispered the
stranger, !" I'm going to squat on tue Zodiac"
"Going to what on the which?"' exclaimed the
| editor, who could not believe his ears. "S9nat
! on the zodiac, - repeated the stranger. why
| shouldn't II It isn't pre-empted nor entered
anywhcre,-it's what they cali an eminent do
maiu Zodinc is zodiac In all languages, and has
persisted the editor. 'sThis how" replied the
stranger. ~ Wen get an appropriation through
Congress, in the River and Harbors bill, some
where under the woodpilc, you know; An act
to amend the zodiac '-ilow's thut? want
geological statistfcs.s' aBut," glsped the
editor, show IN thunder is any amendment Of
the zodiac going to help your stutf' ~, ",sonny,
Whole menasgerfe in the Zodiac, and want to
gerrymanucr It. You sc: where II comes ~
pow! Instead Of Gemtni for The Twins) we'll
hare laid off on all the celestial globes and
Gore1nment charts one Twin as he appeared
before using the Liver lnVgorator, anu
the other as he appeared after using four
sccond-sfzcd bottles. Virgo for the virgin)
VII be represented BY beautiful glri, like ono
OF them statues IN the milliners' shops, With
ha1r coming down to her 1lecls,-etfect Of only
, one bottle o1 tue Flair Kestorer: sag1ttarfus !
mlll DC g1easlnc ms Ups WITH the LIP salvc' anu
Aquarlus VIII represent the inventor Of the
great Amorphous Combined DYNAMIC spillinss
It over the Milky WAY. Aries will DC the prize.
ram iattcneu on my compound, weighing o63
pounds; Taurus, the short-horn bull, twenty
Sevehtn S,n DnKe ol recatonca, tat sold lor S65,
loV, anu Caprlcorn, the goat that took t1c irst
pr1ze PIX at thc centennial. 'Ihe Fishes anu Crab
VIII VII obviously rccall my. tish,saucc; INC Lion
anu seorplon VIII serve 70 fhdlcase Inc re-
malhao1e meolcinal virtues o1 my COM
pound. Inc same being recommended con- |
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SUICIDE.


Special Utp1teh to The Ti1buaA
CEcLsEAT1, March 3.-Stiu another suic3de
here today, that Of Armand Herhelshimer, ~
years Of age, gardener, who shot his brains
out by the discharge Of revolver In his mouth
this evening. Hcleaves wife and three 81
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CAUGHT IN TEE ACT,
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cArcun 1v n1rr Acr
| VA e81AI AN LIZ ALL
r DR. BRooks.
For several DAYS past the police have baf
their eyes dfrectcd towards thu ,restcr,, nortio,
of n rickctv o,d 1,so.storv dwc,,;na NJ t. "a, I
:. upon the north side Of Kinzie street., between
Green and Peoria, concerning which several O.
the residents in that locality ten pretty hari
stories Mvster;o,,s ronan 49, ~. ~ .o-a;as ,a
10 aud gong from this rancho, but rs It was
pretty generally known that It was occupied BY
q doctor, but little notice was at first taken,
But shorty strange stories ~ wo,ncn,s srea1ne .
an9 alsappeafnnces ol women Tor some days
ano h cvsn weeks, le1t no doubt in the minds OF
| Tue nelSnporS tnat the place WIS an abortion
ist's den. Several were so tncensed that they
sent communications to the Superintendent OF
Folice about the affair, one Of the most intelli-
gent and truthful OF which Is as follows:
SaPer4nfxadene Hiekey-S1R: We would call
your attention TO murde5ons den Of infamy and
ana as sfee.. M We aae tola q the DOCTORS wife
hn".a asu ~ one thae nas "eGn stopPne IN me
eight, and even n}ne months old. are stransleG'
and then cremated in tae parlor stove, which is !
brother OF Dr.. franklin Brooks, the abortionist.
This james Brooks is professional burglar and
mel ana has put recently been released from the
sane sen'tenttasy a. Mchigan cry Ind: where
|
1andar. ~ III. nn.s eeonvlcs ene sapef1n-
''auSns mn.u " ~, mMu,, 'Nunuelons uen. .-.---
Iu4s "As ~ nen VEL cmoush lor an anonymous
tMettet' M 9us Tue u'iuculty was 70 prove AL thls.
| oup5. n. hickey lchehoerea BROOKS OF old. when
~ 1905 he iau MN III tnc tounty jail Tor nearly
| }ca1, E1Asseu Win auoitlon. bTooks escaped
! the punishment nc SO richly merited BY flaw in
the evidence, and Hickey had grudga against
! BROOKS 1or oeatlng MIN. anu besides was ready
! TO pront by the lesson BROOKS had taught him
| IN the way OF securing evidence Therefore he
resolved to proceed slowly and surely, and make
no arrests unt2l ne mad them certainly with plen-
y Of ocular proof. A watch was put upon the
house, which has not ceased for
single moment One of Hickey's minions
was placed IN such position that all
that transplrcd inside could be noted down on
paper. Women are good tale-bearers, and the
chief. This spy, whom the police desire shall be
anonymous, rs they intend to use the same per
son in other jobs Of similar nature, proved an
adept in the business, and gained the most MI
mute particulars concerning Brooks business. It
was quite profitable there being plenty Of bust
ness, often Us many as fifteen patients week,
and the jobs commanding the magnificent |
price Of from 500 to $500 The |
farther advanced the patient was. the !
more dangerous was the undertaking,
and therefore the maximum price was levied. |
Contrary to what might be expected, his custom |
w'As not confined to poor unfoztluates in single
life, but often included
Of this city and neighberhood. But Of this lat.
retired to her own home tn await thc reenl,.
1rhj1a tho tro,,a;ap+ 1,oc = affo-1nI :, = - 80
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on The Presidential election, and seemed con,
rightly.
| No one appeared for Mr.. Nipple, and TEN.
$500. ''''' "''' Nt'0"e4 "1'@''t ''Do 4o'
fet1llon subsequently swort out replcUn
ETlt- Constable Scaulan, OF Justice Haincs'
court, served the writ and got the money.
JOHN GARR1rr.
Yesterday morning about l O'Clock, Batch
torfous ail-night resort, was the scene Of dis.
graceful quarrel, In the course Of which !. Fl.
Komalnc, an operator on the Board of Trade.
received injuries which will cnnfine him to nis
room en 1or several days, and may possibly have a
still more serious result Ron1aine, acconpapicd
ny several other fast members of society. had
ordered supper iu the saloon, when we'll
known crook - named John Garrity came in
Win companion: A member Of Romaine's
p1otsa pty n'l1ea Gar1ity to supper and this
said that t.no id thief could
cat With him." It is alleged that he followed
1ms with blow, which Clarity returned. ANY,
now there was tight, resulting in the smash
4ng o. quantity OF glass and crockery, aud in
Komatne's receiving two bad cuts over Ihc eye
Komaine WAS taken to lis boarlins-placc on
Inc North Side IN carriage, and Garrity was ar
rested bY Officer Mahoncy. Some Of the gang
woke up Justice summcrlcld at 2 a. M, and
thst obltging official took bail for the fellows
noon and continued In $500 bail to the 10th
inst Clarity wcs then rcarrested on complaint
Of a colorcd woman named Sarah Allen, who Is
employed in NIo1iie Ftchs house Of ill-fane on
Fourth avenue, for creating disturbance in
that establishment. In this case Jim Fltzsim-
mons furnished special bail, and the worthless
lOafeT VAS once more at liberty.
DARTMOUTH ALUMNI.
At special meeting Of the Dartmouth Alum
nj Association OF Chicago, held at the fremont
House yesterday afternoon, Z. ". Evans pre-
siding, upon notion B. F. Aver, D. L. Shorey, |
and tho Rcy. Charles Caverno were appointed |
Committee on Resolutions, which Committee,
through its Chairman, reported the following:
WHEREAS, Tic Rex. Samuel c. Bartlett, y. D.,
q member Of this Association, has been recently /
elected br the Board Of Trustees to |
the Presidency of Dartmouth College, and special
meeting Of the Dartmouth College Alumni Associa-
ton Ut Chicago Las been called for the purpose Of
taking suitnbc notice of this gratifying event, the
following resolutions expressive OF tho feelings Of
itd members are hereby adopted:
~ResoIred, That the members of this Association
with peculiar satisfaction the election
of the Rev. Dr.. Bartlett to the Presidency OF the
College. The eminent position lie has maintained
Tor nany years ut the West IS the jealous friend
md efficient promoter Of libcral learning, and his
.ccognizcd character an enlightened and ac- |
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--lS- (SiyNr1) y
Parish Trras,,rrl
Adopted.

AutrttH.
BY j.. Chopin, b. it ordained that the
time in which ra,tirs holding certificates
of parish indebtedness, were required to
have the same rr-rr.. i>trrsd be, and is
hereby extended to the first day OF Sep
trm|wr and that the Treasurer be re-
uuircd TO res lister same up to that date.
Adopted.
THE Hon. Committee appointed to re-
riStrict he parish, report as follows:
BY X. T.. jackson, Chairman, BE it Re
solved hy the Police Jury, &C.. That
Ward $ Of this parish be amended so as
to be embraced in the following boundary.
viz: beginning at the township line be-
tween and y, thence north to )olrt'>
bayou, thence up said bayou to its june
ton with bayou Pierre. thence down bay
on Pierre to the Section line between
Sections and 10. Township 10, Range 9,
thence north to Red River, thence down
Red River to mouth Of Bayou Pierre
thence up Bayou Pierre to Spanish Lake,
thence up north side Of Spanish La Ike to
Bayou Dupont, thcuce up Bayou Dupont
to Township lin" between Township :
and 8, thence west along said line to place
Of beginning.
Be it further Resolved, That Wards
No. 8 and 10 be consolidated and be-
known and numbered rs Ward 10.
BE- it further Resolved. That Ward II
be so amended as to embrace that portion
of Ward 10 lying north of Township
iuc between Townships and :, and that
th, s,iI Wand npnnIlpI hn I'm
and numbered as Ward 8.
BE it further Resolved. That Ward -
of the old map be rcnumberrd and that
the same be known and numbered as
Ward |.
Be it further resolved, That all ordi-
uances or parts thereof in conflict with
this be, and the same is hereby repealed,
and that this ordinance take effect from
its passage. Adopted.
Petitions from Il. W. Freeman and JOS.
Henry, read and tabled.
On motion, adjourned until Thursday
at 10 o'clock a. m
The Hon. Body met according to adj
jonrnmcnt. All present. Il f. Jackson,
A. V. Carter, and J. b. Flrmming, were
appointed committe to divide the par
ISL into Magistrate and Election Pre-
cncts, aud reported after time, as fol-
lows: which report was adopted, viz:
Division of Wards into Justice Of the
Peace and Election Wards Ward d.
vidcd by line commencing at the
Bridge on Saline bayou opposite Squire
Clitton's residence, running thence by
Noah Cloud's house, thence by 7. G. Nor
gan's residence from thence to the Jomba
Point Ferry.
The Northern Division to he numbered
The Southern 9
Ward 3, one Justice Peace a Election
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BY A V. Carter:
Be it resolved, That the sum of twenty
dollars, or so much thereof as may be ne
cessary, be, and the same is hereby APP
propriated for the purpose of purchasing
pens, ink and paper for the use of the
Police Jury, and to purchase bolts and
locks for the doors of the Police jury
rooms, and the same shall be paid from
the contingent fund.
Adopted.
By w. C. Ross:
Be 1t ordained by the Police Jury of
the parish of Natchitochcs, That thirty
days after the PRONUNCIATION of this ordi.
nance, hogs shall not he permitted or al.
lowed to run at large on the river fronts
of Red, Cane, Little or Old rivers, and
any person finding hogs outside of en-
closures on said river fronts, shall be,
and they arc hercby:authorized to kill the
same.
Adopted.
By w. B. Butler:
Be it ordained, That tho Police Jury of
the parish of Natchitoches, appoint and
authorize a commissioner to survey,
mark and trace public rord, beginning
on the banks of False river at the end of
lane on Mrs. jules Sompayrac's planta-
ton, thence to Peter Waddclps place OH
Clear Lake, intercepting the public road
leading from Grand Ecore to Clear Lake.
Be it further ordained. That the Presi-
dent appoint the following named free
holders to COmpOse this commission. viz:
Leonard Trichell. G. l.. Trichcll, PetDr
Waddell, w. Vascocue, G. G. Sompay-
rae and VIM. Phillips.
Adopted and committee appointed as
named.
By W. c. Ross:
BE it resolved, That from and after the
adoption of this ordinance, the President
Of the Police Jury is hereby authorized
and required to take possession of al the
ROOMS Of the courthouse not used liy the
Sheriff, Recorder aud Clerk of tue Court.
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ClIROMOS. 1 finest '''s st:tk 'r !"

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ChromoS, Paintings and Choice Prints,
at o1,r enlarged ART ROOMS. All til"
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20x28 romantic and grand; Scene on
the Susquehanna, che Of tho hits Of the
season, size l9x27; Lake Lucrrnc, Swift
zcrlanh, the most beautiful lake in the
world: ISola Bella, " charming scene il.
Northern Italy. companion to the prrrr-
ding; OF Boston Light, q beautiful ma
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most complete assortment of 3xll Chro-
mos, both on white IM,t:nts, hlue line.
and black mounts, gold line. Oar st~'k
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}. LATHAM g. CO.,
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appointed ovcrSrcr of said road district.
Adopted.
BY l.. Chopin:
&" it ordained by the police .jury Of Tie
parish OF! Natc|Ii"rhr>, That the purchase
price Of all ttrrir, in The parish can or
may be paid in any legal parish paper;
and
BE i farther ordained. That all orli
nalrrs ON the same subject matter be-,
and the SAME arc hereby repealed.
Adopted.
by l.. Chaplin:
b. it ordained by the police jury ,f
Natchitorl"S That Ill road hands pr,
>cntin;, themselves on the works without
implements ordered to he brought by the
ovrlSrrr; that all road hands on the
works refusing to work according to the
directions of the ovrrSccr and all road
hands Ai>wyarliny up word orar1on the
authority of the OVcrSrtr, be- sentenced
to pay Il fine Of not less than twenty dol
lars, recoverable before any Justice OF the
peace, to De paid into the Parish Trra>u.
~ in currency, or by Imprisonment for
not less than ten nor more than twenty
day, in parish prison, SAID sentence t"
De- passed by any justice Of the peace on
the affidavit of the road ovrrSrrr signed
10y two ro ID hands and sworn to by the
ovrrsrrr before said justice Of the peace.
BE- it also ordained, That any ov T.
seer of Il road convicted OF not reporting
offences against this ordinance be Srn-
fenced to il fine of not less than twenty
nor more than inr1N.lpl!;sr>, in rurrrnrv.
recoverable is aforesaid, and to De paid
into the Pari>l, Treasury.
Il" it !, so ordained, That Ail ordinances
or parts Of ordinances ia ron:lirt wi1h
this, be- and the same are hereby rrpraE
ed.
Adopted
The following named were, Oh mot ion.
duly appointed road arporti"ncrs for
their respective Wards:
Ward I, thaS. II. Levy. Cllas l.. Prrot,
Emile Clonticr.
Ward 2, G. L. Trichrl. a. J. Sanders,
j. NJ. Weaver,
Ward 3, 4 n. Timon, Enoch Ham
NETT, J, n, Wnlf>on.
Ward 81. II. Hill, +, W, Airry, II. Y,
Gallion.
Ward 1, 6. NJ. Knott, B"nj, Varuou,
Isaac ". Ma]!"tt.
Ward GU, X, Walker, S. Y. g. Cox.
John Dale.
Ward 7. William Turner, Crawford
Presley. ". II. pharis.
Ward :, \. Il Nowlrn, Jacob Kil",
Jas, HraS,v.
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REGISTRATION AND AS.
SESSMENT.

THE Taxpayers and voters of Natchi-
i toches parish are hereby notified
that will visit the different polling
precincts of tile parish. on the following
days, for the purpose of Assessing proper
ty for State and Parish taxes, and of
Registering voters, to wit:
Ward 2, II II. Hathorns, Frilay and
Saturday, June q and 90.
" 3, Grapes Bluff, Monday and
Tuesday, June - aud 2f.
,, BroadwelIs, "Wednesday amp
Thursday, June u and q.
" 4, Campte, Friday and Saturday,
June 20 and 80.
4, Buffers Store, Thursday and
Friday, July S and s.
S, l'eu]ah Church, Monday and
Tuesday, July and 10.
6, Glover's, Wednesday and THUS
day, July II and II.
7, Zion Church, Mom:ay and
Tuesday, July &c and II.
" 8, Beaselys, Wednesday and
Thursday, July Is and 10.
9 f. Ross, Monday and Tuesday,
July 90 and ~.
" 10 Clouticrville, Wednesday and
Thursday, July p and 3f.
=" II Carroll jones', Friday and Sat-
umlay, July q and Is.
As the time for completing the rolls is
very short, tho taxpayers arc requested
to prepare full descriptions of their
Lands. Horses, Mules, Cattle, Wagons,
and all kinds of taxable property, and
have the lists ready on the days, and a.
the places above designated.
Under recent laws, the Assessor is
charged with the duty of registering.
voters, and III order to vote at future
elections, it is absolutely necessary that
the un'ncs shall appear on the new rolls
| will be in my office at al times NJ
to I'D Of June, and on all days not SCI
down above for appointments Parties
may therefore make their assessments tt
me at any such times.
J. T: JOHNSON,
Assessor, Natehitochcs Parish.
Office with Tax Collector, st. Dcui, st
Natchitochcs, May 2lst, 1877.
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Mr.. Chas. Castex places on our ia
bic some lunches of grapes which he
has improved from the wild woods
grape by simple trimming and atttn
ton. 1t is wonderful indeed to sec
great difference between the wild
grape natural and the wild g,apc cul
tivated. Mr.. Castex's vineyard will
be in fine order. within two years and
he will be enabled to supply wine to
this section.
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Grand EcorC
WAREHOUSE.

WIN. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING pnrcILa,hed tire business Of
III Chambers Il Barhcc at this point.
and secured their services, am prrpar~
ed to store and forward promptly, a''
trrights alNteotton i!>ig'mtl to my care.
Rates Of storage i'll future will BE Il,
follows:
F1(ro.n Cents per barrel for frciyhts.
Tllirty-fivc Gents yer bale for Cotton.
WIN. FRENCH.
March 2i-tf.
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having been examined and found correct,
shah he unfinished with the proceedings
Of this Rndv and thr Erc,I,'rr Of the
n,r;~ 81 NJ N,tcL;tnc.., !. hereby ou,},or
lied, unon presentation Of a copy Of This
ordinance. To cancel t}r Bond of the
said Willis Holmes Treasurer. as aiorc-
n,,nopr
&C., Will. ,1,,,,, r,r; y Treasurer
n ,,,,t ,,.;.,,n ,,;.i 'f<,,rlitochr,
1,,1. rn .,,.t i, ,''|'' ,.r St.,t,,n,ut
''' nn,' '' 1'' '''''''| ''' Sl3; OK
49,. n,,,,,,,,r,
'S'' 'hrbll'.
July ) BY cash for advertising
costs in Injunction SUIT
VS.. {. J. {. p"rhrtt', - w
- Cash fer costs IN suit No.
tzrrnack VS.. W layn', - w
Irr>d and for cost
chang" Venue.
oct Cash pant Nariill1 No.
q favor Jack Il I''rS'h
on account OF SERVICES as
Attorneys IL SIN VI Ear =, "a
mack VS. " M fayn' ~ w
Oct. q Cash paid Warrant No.
23 favor jack 4 ii'iSofi
for bajIanr' or i''S rs
Attorneys II" SUIT vs. " ILL., ~,
Payne >, ~ w
Balance ca>ll on i'a'd ra'd a. IT, 10
Lcm'e Parish treasurer l" 70
1870, -
Sl33 W.
On motion, the Hon. Police Jury adj
iournrd until + o'clock. when upon re-
assembling all the members were present
BY W. b. Butler, Br it ordained by
the Police Juv of the Parish of Natrli-
torhrs, That when Warrants. Certificates
or o1hcr eNl''e',rtS III 'h''r"''"'eSS VI ''''
parish OF Nalchl'"cl''S' o|''S "'i'hll'a-
tel IN arcoruan'' WITH ll'ct"tculHT or
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"a. . witness testified before the audi
,0''al com mission that the missiu Q
DOCKS Of the auditors Office were
p p'.,. up. and delivered to Marshal
s - c''ief deputy, Stockton, at
~ .4sson 'house. The commission
=. oa Marshal Wharton, who
0m'sed t' institute search and res
~ the State any missing records
,..s'. y 'iie eustomhouse. Experts
. J. nearly sl56,oOO in the hands
aa colle'ptors, audited but not paid
'''0 Tue Sta tc Treasury.
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Court adjourned on Friday last
after a weary and tedious session Of
four weeks. A great deal of business
was transacted, synopsis of which
ve will publish next week.
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Capt. Dick Sinnott's New Bart Able,
was at our port, Grand Ecore, on
Tuesday, as usual. We thank Capt
George Hamilton tor kindly remem-
bering the, VISDIcAToE with files OF
late papers.
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Talk about things that can van

=, Talk about things that can van
ish, and like the ''baseless fabric
Ola vision, leave not a wreck he.
hind" but if there is any thing
that can get away faster than a
paper Of smoking tobacco left
Alone in an editors office, it has
never been our misfortune to meet
up with tito never, never, new
er. a@
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" Mr.. Charles Payne's potatoe yield
ieems to attract some attention. Our
estimate last week was an error the
yield Of potatoes on piece Of ground
b3xl05 feet was &c bushels, y possible
yield to the acre of 90 bushels. The
ground and potatoes are still on hand
Tor measurement.
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"4 Fifty-six bushels of corn on one
acre Of land not fertili=ed, was re-
ported last year. Simple, shallow cul-
tivation, and deep blowing did the
business. The corn was worked four
times.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-07-07

The glorious FOURTH was observed
more generally this, than any year
since the war. Business was sus-
pended and picnic's were INDUCED
in by nearly every one.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-07-07

i. The river opposite this city is not
now for-the-Able, there being too
much water running through the
channel. The Able however has to
con6ns her trips to Grand Ecore.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-07-07

The Police Jury proceedings of
this week, together with the observ'
ance of the 4th of July, delayed our
issue TO q late hour on Saturday.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-07-07

~, MfS' Ware, wife of Mr.. W. II.
""e, was severely and fatally
ou'ned oy the explosion of a coal oil
e q Mrs. Ware attempted to kiudle
tue fire With coal oil, with the above
had result.