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Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17
ERZEROOM THREATENED.

LONDON. May l.. a Vienna dispatch
from Asia Minor all seen IN state OF prep
sration for concentrated movement on
ErZeroom. The Russians still seem 10 be-
feeling their way. Possibly at the last
moment some doubt may come over them
as Ia whether IL would be advisable to
leave kars and Ardahan in the rear. mere
" investing them with corps OF ohsrrva-
tion, thus weakening their field army TO
much The corps de main with field gun,
not haTiug succeeded at karS, they may
now try to reduce Arlahan, against which
according to Intelligence from flhi> in the
PreSSe. serious operations are LoN i'm
pending, a. 10 have AZ least their rear IN
that direction protected Their" must
doubtless also be difficulties of transport
in that mountainous country: bn. whafcy-
er i the cause. delay can only be ot al
vantage Ia the Turks. IL they use IL tor
cone utrating their forces in the right
place. aud know how To use Ii aitcrNArd
Meantime, il the Turks. as woIld appear
by oitlcir Russian kilograms. can ,-ud
ont soldiers aud horsemem. and even guns
to form an ambuscade for Russian recou-
nnitering parties, the fortress Of kars,
from which they are SAID 10 have come.
cannot he 50 very closely invested II not
very interesting as a military fact. It GER
tainly IS so from political point of view,
that whatever the Russians have hitherto
gone they have at once established their
own administration
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17
Chr Cllswortb Amerifan.

Published every Thursday Morning al Cooml.
& .ck FL ~worth. Me, hy THE HANC0Ck h
,1TNry PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &c, see first page.
HrS. NJ. PETTENGIL-L Il Co, 10 state street
-.n,ton. 37 Park Row, New York, anit.ol Chestnut
Street Philadelphia are our Agents Tor procuring
a tvertlsetueuts for the AMERICAN IN The above
CITES an authorized TO contract for advertising
IL orr lowest rates.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17

Calais. May IA. A fire broke out In
Ganong Brothers stable In St. Stephen
n. b., this afternoon. extending nearly to
Shorts ship-yard, destl Dying the Watson
House. New Brunswick aud Canadian
Railroad depot, wharves. lumber and all
buildings between. The new ship Chip
man. recently launched BY Short Broth
ers, losses all her sails 1he probable
loss will be about e200, 900.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17
SpsfiaI aotifss.
A CAR ID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in.
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de.
cay, loss of manhood, &c, will send recipe
that will cure you, FRFE OF CHARGE. This
reat remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send a self-addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH 7. ISMAS, station d, Bible
House, New York City. Il 8 mos
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Dexter i. Clement the ith day
W OF December A. ID. 1875 by his deed OF mort
gage conveyed to me certain lot parcel Of
land with the buildings thereon, standing, situa
Ted IN Ellsworth and bounded and described as
follows, 10 wit: Beginning on the East side of
the Bangor road at the South west corner OF land
Of T. NJ Clement. thence East on said +. VI. Gle m
ents ilne to land OF Robert Gerry; thence South
on said Gerry's line forty-hye rods thence W est
paralleLwith SAID +. II. Clements line to SAID
Bangor road; thence North on sand road to place
oi beginning, being the same premises conveyed
to me this day by Rufus ) Clement 10 which deed
reier, and recorded IN Hancock Registry OF Deeds
Book III, Page l73, and whereas the conditions OF
said mortgage have been broken | claim the
right to forecose said mortgage and give this no.
tiee tor that purpose under the provision of lhe
laws OF the state ia such made and d, owl ded
RUFUS CLEMENT.
Ellsworth, April 2s, 1877. 3w2O
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17

President Brown and Scc'y Wasson
ofthe Me. s. A. Society. have been fn Bos-
ton to finish arrangements for the coming
New England Fair in Portland, in Sept.
1t will be the best Agricultural exhibition
ever seen in Maine. w.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17
LATER.

LONDON, May 10. News has reached Con-
staniinople that communication between
krrs and Erzeroom il re-e,tab,i,hcl. The
Government of kars reports the loss Of ihr-
tv Killed in the engagement Of the sth Inst
ST. PETERSBURG. MAY IS An official
telegram from Tills states that after cap
turing Mukha>tir the Russian on the llth
threw forward two colums against khatz-
ubani nights, skirting the river kntrsipi.
This strong position was siormed by the
Russians, with a loss OF II Killed and i6
wounded. The losses were enormous
khatzubani nights are near Batoum. and
the Turks were iutrenchcd In their position
there The above i Russian version oi
the same affair. which the Turks claim a.
a victory.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17
SPECIAL, NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Caution.

This is 10 certify that Mehiiable Roberts my
wiie, has lett my bed and board without cause in
any way. therefore foraId all persons trusting
her on my account as shall not pay any bills OF
her contracting after this date.
JOHN ROBERTS.
Dated at Aurora. May 10, 1877. 3W2o
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17

The Bate. ba.c ball club beat the Col
by niue At Lewiston, to 0.
-Itis said 500 600 have been offered
and refused for the Poland mineral
springs.
-One OF tile divorces a. the late term of
the ;. j. Court at Belfast followed a mar
rlagc Of only three weeks.
$50 men are employed IN the granite
qnarries AZ Hurricane Island. They are
a; work ou the 81. Louis pos,otlicc CON
tract.
Two BOYS DROWNED Clarence Gale,
aged II. and Frank I.boy aged l3, were
drowned A SaccarriPpA sunday afternoon
by the up.ettins Of boat.
Two cows ia a pasture ia Turner last
Saturday fought till they Killed each Other.
Both were found dead
w. J. Corthcf state Superintendent
OF Common schools. will hold an Institute
at Fryeburg beginning TUESDAY May l5
aud To continue four days.
A little boy named Charles Brown wa~
fatally injured Al South China the other
day, in a Jumping match with some OF h,
scho0l-mAfe..
A salmon weighiu. 1912 !D-. wa
lately cauyht II th,. rrn'h.r,r III utf~t
was attached n metallic tsy numbered
JOB" showing that Il bad becn c,nob,
three or tour wears NO ard t.ber,t,I N
the Back>port breeding wotns. hy Mr.. At
kins.
Last sabbath fhorr wrr,. 81 ra,.o,.
admitted IL FIJI, Church. E,p,s,r ~ nr,.
f.s.ion. 5l NJ Hammond .fr...r rhn-rI liza
50 al Central church. Il these rhurrl,.s
there y.r, al.c 10 admitted hv I.,r.r
FOUND DtNh.-John MnnhAn "a
grant "h' M"' committed y Lookup AZ
noon TO-DAY l'F aIuhNrH'ir~~, WAS lnudd
ueah 10 n crH a hHt "clpcN sunday
evening
Tn. chamuIon glutton. of ynrL cor,,y
i Mr.. Albert Tucker m Y,rL MA ,c.,.-,
ding 10 TN Portsmouth Chronicle ~. ),
ON. sfttin, thirty barl hni{sd 80. NH ANA
raw op. aad th.n drank t,xn n,,,, I,
hard ci,l.r
john t.eid ui sidney was backing
pAlf oi heAFy cart wheels out OF barn
do"r' >"ihe el2ht or ten iret from the
4Iohni' thr wheels dropped from the door
throwing him ont Of the door with such
i"tce 'ha' ne sttuch twenty ieet from the
'''"
The Nisca-set steam mill OF Haynes
ana Stursis saw from 5000 To $4,000 of
,onI .u'lDft per uay' ana Ioad Il on ships
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17

| hereby forbid all persons from harboring or
trusting my apprentice boy, George Burns, on my
account, a shall pay no bils Of his contracting
JOEL MAYO.
West Elcn. Mas II. iS5T- 70 az
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17

The annual meeting nf the ~toe kauliers II the
Bangor and calais shore Line Railroad Company
viii be- hrli 40 the Town Hall ia Cherryheld on
"Wednesday toe sixth dly - june next, at ten
O'Clock \ NJ. fur the purpose of chons tug Direct
or~ Ani trtu-aciiux luy other business that may
come before -Lll meeting.
,. Il TALBOT. PRECEDENT.
ka-. NachiAs May :. I~.s. ewlp
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17
East Maine COnferelc,.
APPOINTMENTS FOR the BUCKsT, m Dis
DGsTRrCr.-C. \. PLUMER.
Presiding Elder.

APPOINTMENTS FOR THE BUCKsr, RI Dis
pGsrRICr.-C. \. PLUNER.
Presiding Elder.
Bucksport. W. ". Marsh.
Centre and East Bucksport, b. i;yine
0fland, To be supplied.
oTrngton. A. Church.
Centre aud South oTtu.ton, D. NJ True
Prospect, supplied hy X. l.. Dri,Ao.
Setrsport. w. T. Jewell.
Belfast and Northport, J II. Moorc>
ta-tine and West PenOb~cot. Il. :. Arry.
fcn"b>cot and Brooksyillc. VI. u. Miller
Deer l>'c. supplied by 4 DAVIS
south Brooks,ile Supplied by X. VI. wilkins.
surry and Brookln. .. X. Wilson.
Ellsworth, u. VI. Mitchell.
fremont and Eden. ". II. Crawford
swans Island AMI Cranberry Is,c, B. r.
stinSon
Franklin AMI Suvant : Wentworth
Gould>boro, To be- supplied
Mbridze aud Stcbet, h. &. BlackwnoI
Harrington and Cherryfed, &. G.. Wiu>low.
columbia FALL and Addison. G. 4. Esta-
brook.
Columbia, Centeryillc, and Indian River sup
piled by J. W. Williams
Mac"ias and WhtncssilIc. ". 7. WardweIl
East hschiaS, supplied by j. W. Sirout.
Cutler, g. +. Rogers
l.uboc, and Whiting. 4. J. Lockp1ri.
Pembroke, J. Brian.
Eimuni~ AMI South Pembroke. Suppl ed
by J. II. Baker
Ea,tpott, supplied BY + y HanIy.
Calais. q y EiiridSr
VI liown. l.. y. arrlwcIl.
Princeton, 70 be supplied.
Robbinstos. Charlotte. Mcddybcmps and
Cooper. VI Duuiun.
Alexander, Wesley and. Northficli. T. j.
Eobn-ou.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17
UNDOUBTED INDEMNITY!

call the careful attention of the business tneg
Of Ellsworth and .cIuttr u the facts and tZlTu-
Let nOt the tDsartnR public hr longer dcluiFl t1t
look into H. matter for themselves Careful tu
Candid luye-tIg lilpn WlIl tell The TftU r TORI.
Thi. | solicit and urge The Leading and ln.lr-
penIent Comp mics are peculiarly thorough IN tar
management ot their business. Careful L, kuu4y
In regard to each ri.k, the moral a. we as The
physical hazard a. far possible Judging each
rlsS IT, pwu merits, accepting those winch
seem de-irabr At equitable Atc7 leaving ihe uu-
desirable t. those who wl-h them On fhI+ pIst
form they sbo" greater prosperity Comparatively.
than those Companies which raserI-ks mprr loose
ly rclyInS 5at'-s 10 save thtu;.
The Of company ts criterion OF -
strength. The larger companies have larger Ia-
bllttlF~ usually writing larger lines and accepting
A larger amount Of uudc,irabc insurance thu.
keeping up the volume Of the business. Their ua.
bllt4c- tor rc-i1suraucr Is therefore large auI
thcy liable To heavier losses by extensive CON.
fagrauOns.
My ann : to furnish ouly
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17

WHAT'S MORE DELIGHTFUL THANA BATHs
Ordinary soap. however, often impsirs the
natural whiteness of the skin, and aggravates
its irritations. GLENs SULPHUR soar, on the
the contrary, softens, whitens, soothes and
purifes it, Sold by all druggists. HILLS HAIR
AND WHIsKER DYE, Black or Brown, so
eenta
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-03-31
Shocking Murder.

We learn from gentleman from
Sabine parish of the occurrence Of ;
most shocking, and, if reports he true
which we hardly doubt, the most cold
bl0Odcd aud attractions murder it has
ever been our misfortune to chronicle
, TIE murdered man, DR.. II. W. Evans,
was a TpNtltman Of high standing and
nnhlrmi>hcl character a prartiring
dentist and enjoying Il good and IT,
cra,ivc business.
On the 18th inst, DR.. II. w. Evans
was arrested ON a charge of bjyamy.
by G. i Goodloc and Porter Brown,
without warrant or authority, as is
stated by our informant they took
him some 5 or 10 miles to near or ut
the Sabine river, and there shot him
to death. Evans had S25 in money
of which he was robbed and some
native gold in his possession, with
his hat and valuab|cS to the amonnt
of 500 were taken from his body bv
these parties. Goodloe and Brown.
The charge of Mgamy was totally M
founded and the arrest WAS in fact
made by the two parties without war.
rant and they were. furthermore, not
officials one, Goodlnc, living in Tex
as. and the other. Brown, living in
Sabine parish of this State.
The citizens of Texas and Louis
lana residing near this occurrence are
very much excited and highly inccn-
Scn at this murder and have suh<crib-
cd il large sum, some $1,000 or Sft0
as y reward for the capture Of Good
loc and Brown. Parties are in p,r-
snit of III" mNrlereYs. and every one
must heartily wish their speedy cap
tUrr and that stern Justice will be
metrl Sucl. cold hloolcd assasSins.
All lovers of law and order must
promptly respond to this call of inst
ice and frown down as we'll as punish
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Terms of sale.
SAERlFFS SALE.

Terence Chaler District Court
vs.. Parish ofNatch
Mrs. Aurorc NJ. Hyams. itocheS.
No. Sl2S.
D7 virtue n writ of seizure and sale
ID in the above entitled and numbered
suit and to me directed, l have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder at the door of the Cour-
house in the city and ISL Of Natchi-
tochcs, OH
Saturday, 21st day Of Apr7, 1877,
the following described property, to-wit
A certain tract of land, together with
all the buildings and improvements
thereon, containing four hundred and
forty arpents more or less, situated on
the west bank of Little or Athao River,
in the Parish of Natchitoches, bounded
above by lands formerly belonging to
Victor J. RACIAL. below by lands of
E|izec Rachal. in the rear by lands of
l.. B. Racial end D. R. Carroll, in front
by said Little or Athao River
Terms Of Sale.
CASH, with the benefit of appraise-
ment.
NJ. L. BATES,
March H. ids. Sheriff.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-03-31

To al Ia ~hom these presents shall come
-Grr'fing:
1s7NERE\S, Anglo p. Co"kfrA|. res
~ ilrnt of III" county fWiilja'H>oNr@.
in the state Of >mnt'l Carolina, h1Ninr
pm .'oN"l 1t sale made by the S)1r'jll
Of thr parish CT NNtrhitcr!r:.s, thr proprr
tv her matter described, has applied to
the Clerk OF this rnnrt. in which til"
ju' cement was rendered and IN" sale
made, for Il ln,ni,i,n nr Il lv", ;|''nrnt in
r"n'InitN to an Art IT III" L." Stature
ct Hr State Of Louisiana, rHit|" AN
Ar! for tn" further a,<urAn'' o.! titles to
| purchasers at ,Julicial sales. approved
the tenth day of March, 4. d., 1874, and
| IN conformity to subsequent acts rel
ativ~ to mont"l, and mode Of Proceed
ing approved March 1875.
| Now, therefore,. know yr AL persons
/ Interested herein, who can set up any
| right. title or e n;ln in and to the pini'rr-
| ~ hereinafter Described. in con 'r'lNrt"r
Of any inf)rlnAlitl in the or'lrr. drrrrr
or Judgment OF the Court under " Iich
! the S,l" was made. or any i:rrvrllritv or
! ll"waIitv in tn" ;rprai>r,urnt> and AL
vrrtiSrnlrMtS. in tlHr. or manner 1t >A!r
"E ''' any o'"'! "''''' "'','' >'',''F' are
E.r"N t''''' any "'!l'''' >nI' ~ ''' name
within thirty days from the day his mo-
milton is first inserted in III" Peoples
Nin'lirator, why the sale 50 ml,ln .ArNI
not be- confirmed "ld hnI,:,"-atr,l ar-
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-03-31

VACANCIES IN THE LEGI>LATrRE.-
We are glad to note, that the Senate
body Of the General Assembly has
expelled those parties who have ne
elected their business and given aid
and support to the pretended Pack
ard concern. Twitchcll, the noto-
rious hummer and robbcr, who has
misrcpresentcd this Senatorial dis
trict for two years past by reason of
returning boards, is one of the ouStc,l
fellows, and this will be a matter of
cheering news to all decent people in
this section. We understand that the
Governor will order an election to
fill these vacancies in a few DAYS.
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Thursday April 10Th, 1877,
NOTICE..

LII persons having claims against the
IA succession of VIM. SULLIVAN are re.
qnesteu to present the same for acknowl
edgment and settlement to the nnler,
signed at his residence on Black Lake. or
to VIM. II. Jack Esq, Attorney for the
succession, at Natchitt ches.
H. H. HATHORN,
March 81 AJm;n;strator
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FARMERS AND: PLANTERS
SUBSCRIBE FOR q
0IR HlNZ ]0D2BAL ADD y y
RURAL sou pNLlN i Z

FOR TIE YEAR 1877. ;.
It is the Lending and Oldest Week.
~ Agricultural paper III the South J: +
contains "Tervthing Of value suitable =
to Southern Agriculture, such Is the l.
culture Of Cotton, Sugar, Rice, Tohac- r
60. Corn, Wheat, Rye, Oats, Peas the I'd
Grasses, Silk, RaMir. Moss, Potatoes,
Turnip>, CHhfage. etc, etc; the rails Il
ing of all kinds Stock for the South y
th" culnrc Of all kinds OF FrnitS. sac' r
as Peaches, Pears. Apples, Oranges, =
Figs. Lemons, linrappIcs. japan r.
PunS, Grapes, Pomcgranatrs, ETC., (
1t contains choice department for the
Family Circle: gives all the News in a y
condensed form: gives also the latest '"
New Orleans Ma; Nct Reports; and 81
contains many Valuable Recipes for j!
use on the FARM and Plantation, as =
well as many Tsefnl Facts for the
Family, the Kitchen. orthe Sick Room.
The paper is printed FROM clear, new
type, and contains sixteen pH."S Of
valuable matter every week. Yhe Eth
volume commences January, 1877.
The Suhscri ption price is - 81 per
year. postpaid, $50 for 6 months, or
- cents for one month, in advance.
Address
Our Home Jau'Na! and Raral South
land, NEW ORLEANS.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-03-31
EXTENSIVE SELL OUT.

Uncle Sam sold his constitution
For IA Amendments.
U. S Grant swappcd Sam Tildcn
For Hayes and Casey.
Hayes snapped Pack rd for Nichols.
Chamberlain sold his tax collectors
To Wade Hampton.
Packard gave the State House as Il dom
alton Norris Cause to
Francis T. Nichols.
Jacob A., sold his stock Of goods, wood
yard and ware house
business to Joseph n.
Wolfson.
In refining from the trade have been
in for the last % years, in this parish, |
desire to express my thanks to my friends
and customers and commend them to the
new firm who purchases my stock and
have the facilities required to supply
their wants. Very Respectfully.
JACOB A. WOLFSON.
Grapes Bluff. March 5, 1877.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-03-31

In future each parish will be emit.
tied to one Police Juror for each JUS
tice of the Peace Ward. Present va
cancies are to be filled by appoint
ment. This will entit|e us to one
Police Juror from each of the follow
ing wards: 3, 4, g., 8, 8 and 10 !;
seven in all.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of G. G. Cunningham.
DY VIRTUE of an order of the Hon.
ID Parish Court, Parish of Natchitocl,es
there will he sold at public auction, at
the late residence ofDr. G. G. Cunning
ham, decd, Oh
Saturday the l4M day Of April, 1877,
all the personalproperty of said deceased,
consisting of one Bookwalter. engine,
household furniture, horses cows, oxen.
wagon, medicine, books, watch, one pis.
tol and gun, ETC., ETC.,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-03-31

SHEDEICK BEOWN has the
Small PoX, in New Orleans Shad
went down and SWorc any amount
of lies against our people last
year, and thus the Lord rewards
him.
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Notice..

4 Ii persons having claims against the
"A succession of G.. C. Cunningham.
Decd, are hereby notified to present
them within the time prescribed bv law.
70 ~. e. Roper, administrative of said
succession, or to her Attorneys, Chaplin,
Cunningham & Chaplin,
March 3l-2t. ,.~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-03-31

WE stepped into Front street
store one day last week, and IN.
CURED the price of corn. "One
dollar per bushel," was tile an.
sver. Of course every cotton
PLANTER will explain to you the
"emence amount of corn raised
VI, begad sir, in this parish, sir"
" course they know it all, and
nere is hardly any use talking to
them "
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-03-31

Everybody asks: Why it is the
Legislature does not expel all those
fellows who do not come in and take
their seats, and who give aid and
conntenancc to Packald's ridiculous
pretentions 7
We cannot answer the question,
but we fear that this di1Iy daily will
yet ruin us if persisted in much long.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-03-31

81, J POSTMASTER MAS FER .HARKINs, in
] forms us that the slow line below,
d naSo'Wn In this section. as the "hig
inuls mail Hne,'1 will take upon
Itself the honor Of a daily visitor
amer Monday next. We are prone
% give this "big mule" Contrac-
nr a chance, and we trust he will
pat US in something less than
eleven day communication with
view Orleans, which is about the
condition we are now In.
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MSeW Advertisements,
Easter Beef !

1aHFa L. D. LEPAULMtnR. takes
,spsE pleasure in informing his
j.. --AA-.A customers, and the public
generally, that on EASTER SUNDAY he
will exhibit at his stand, at the market
housc. The finest and, CHOICEST beef ever
brought to this place. u.
Come one, come all, and test the meat.
-. L. D LIZ PAUlMIER.
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The horses attached to Mr.. G,
l.. Walmsley's buggy took fright
Thursday, and ran of:-trarins
the buggy to pieces and hurting
Mr.. Walmsley with violence upon
the banqnette. II seems tlat Mr..
WalmsIey has sustained very Sc
we're injuries, the force of his fall
being upon his forehead, and his
life was desraired of. TIE horses
were bad in the respect of run
ming away, and had done so re-
peatedly before, injuring several
persons. We are extremity panied
to chronicle this accident, for Mr..
Walmsley is one of our leading
and most enterprising citizens,
and a gentleman this community
could i'll afford to lose.
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apparent.

THERE is a certain lawyer in
this town playing false to his
promises, and is doing some nigh
ty dirty work against the people.
We have his name in big letters.
and by the eternal if he don't toe
the mark the world shall know it,
We give him this hint in order
that he may get off the shakes,
and he must do it quickly.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-03-31

OUR noble river has evidently
played its part for some time to
come. Cane river has gone com.
pletely back on its best friends
|, the ferrymen; who damn it every
day for throwing them out OF EN-.
plcyment by going dry. Old Red
IS We learn, in the same c,o,n(i.
ZION, going downtown every
I Day. s.oa rf.. 'oti - .r'iH
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-03-31

A negro man wandered on shore
from passing steamboat at
Grand Ecorc, Monday last, and
died in the streets.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-03-31

CROPs.-As far as we learn,
throughout this parish are being
put in the ground with rapidity.
Work is going on smoothly,
and those of Packard's 100000"
. elansmen who work for a living
up this way, are taking no inter.
est in his terrible condition, but
seem to look to the Nichols White
Leaguers for bread, meat, and
medicine, as we'll as protection.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-03-31

bREDA, the suspended Coroner,
. "s'a an inquest on Monday last on
,se body a dead negro at Grand
1eore. How's that.