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l6n ANkES.

Of decided land. u miles FROM Rel
Cloud. 10 acres under cultivation. cor
ral-, etc. Good well 20 Zee, deep.
Terms, $1,000, $50 cash doSD, bal
auce ia u year. 4 bargain.
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Two "larks' from town. Went over
into Kansas for a pleasure ride, last
saturday. We understand they got
moro rain than pleasure.
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The crops in no,ihern Kansas are
looking fine, and the farmers are for
getting the dread Of the well known
plaques.
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Read j. J. Niller's card 10 another
column. He is the boss carpenter
of this section Of country.
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If any one feels sgrieved this week,
it is no use t make q fuss, for the pa
per is in the hands Of the devil
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l2D ACRES

OF decided land. situated o1 Elm Creek,
Plenty Of tltuber. paI Is under cultlva-
rion. Convenient u schools AID
churches. Terms. 500 cash.
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We hardly know which is most
needed. the spirit Of Improvement, or
the improvement in spirits.
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fa I't''. Agency.

Al shS 3 g E.si $50 tel is-r rka
to ..lt. % g. Rs o is-a.~ ef vst sd II 8
1s. 2 q . - 49, % -. l. ! eco .. - ta-
CsIss eGee. v.ss 4sns ia S~ 1Sss
kaovn-
In N lsn .. sa3 hsss assirsss of .essr-
ing hsnVs "a Soats ssE~fa Nssrs.s.
uDaA- 10 us's 20 eanssst tats Az ~asg sssio<-
IDg stzfns .sr rely.
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The above described lands are of.
fered for sale at reasonable figures,
aud are desirable locations. All let
ters Of enquiry promptly answered.
NJ. l.. THOMAS,
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Mr.. Bontly il improving the appear
ance Of biz new house by putting q
stoop in front.
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Tie Board Of County Commission.
ers was in session last Monday. There
was not much business to transact.
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The State Sunday School Cooven-
ton meets at Omaha. June 9Th. 9Th
and 9TH. Let our Sabba.h School be
represented.
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Charley Potter 5, cat Monday nigh,
At his homestead. Tally %
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The Millinery" war has commenc-
ed. Mrs. Lusx is ahead, 20 far. 80
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Mr.. Richardson's Office is rapidly
approaching completion.
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Do YOUR OWN GRAINING ,

A new and simple method of grain
ing. Enclose scots aud | will send BIZ
return mail printed directions for
| granting: all shades. No humbug
Address. Rufus Miksch.
346m Red Cloud Neb.
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Elder Maxwell has gone 10 Fsirmont
to l0ak after his farm At that place.
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IfO ACRES

Timber claim, being the soth east
!, Sec. IA, L ,, X. Q, Webster county
Neb., Saltwater precinct. Mostly good
farm land, A. acres under cultivation.
Will reiiuquish for 800, half cash,
balance 10 one and two years.
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100 ACRES,

of land on State Creek. Webster Co.,
40 acres under cultivation, timber and
running water, house, stables, etc.
One 80 of this land is decided, the
other Is a pre- emption. Will relin-
quish the 50 that is not decided aud
give a deed for the other for $500 ia
cash or trade.
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jury, p~recipitated the C,
flashed before me. Eveo
with its darkly suggesl
good material for me-A
cally significant What !
intelligent lawyer make d
Itore up instantly, and
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Proceedings Of the County Commissioners

May 7th, 1877.
Met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
emf. L H. Luce Geo. w. Ball, Com
missioners, j. A. Tulleys, Clerk.
Minutes of last three meetings read
and approved.
The Treasurer made a report Of the
receipts and expenditures from Oct. l..
1876 to date, which after examination
IA approved.
The following accounts allowed
A. A. Pope, TO. Sup'ts fees : 81 90
II. G. Scott, assessors fees ITO 90
.Ino. Elliott, salary as Co. Ply
stefan - 80
Il. II. Jones, fees on collec-
tons 345 90
L. H. Luce, Com'rs fees, pc 40
Adjourned till Monday, July ID,
1877, at 9 O'clock q. n.
J. A. TULLEYs. l.. II. LUCE,
Clerk. Chairman.
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II s. haley left on Moodsy for
Omaha.
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Fine summer Shawls, large size and
style, 81 80 each, at Baum's.
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Laugh AMI grow fat. Best Cove
Oysters, BIB cans l5c,s. per can at J.
Baum's. 80
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Try the Chicago Store. at Hastings,
Nebraska.
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Best peaches , ID. cans, 20 cents pei
eau at Baum's.
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Just received a large spring stock of
Dry Goods, at Baum's.
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J. L. GILLEs,

]. i. GILIES.
Agent for the White Sewing Ma
chine. Any one wishing to purchase
n of these machines. will find "A sam
pie machine at the Furniture store.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Not;cesin this Column 10 Cents a Line
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Best Calico, tets. per yard at l.
Baum's.
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BAN WAGON

for sale by Mowery 4 Farrell, Has.
tip.s, Neb. IS
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Ask for the Chicago Store, Hastings.
Go to the Chicago Store, Hastings.
Best coffee 4 lbs. for one dollar, at
Baum's.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11
THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0bert1ser.
SATURDAY Y. AUGUST IL.
BY
Lease of the Hawaiian Hotel at Auction

The lease of the Hawaiian Hotel will be sold at public
auction on Thursday, the 3oth day Of August, 1877. at II
O'Clock noon, at the front entrance Of the Aliiolani Hale.
The lease will date from the LIST day of September, 1877, for
a period of Five () years. The terms will be made known at
the time of sale, or can be had on application at the Interior
Office. J. Morn SMITH,
Minister Of Interior.
Interior Office, June Goth, 1877. jy2lst Ct
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11

JUVENILE RUNAwAYs.-It Is reported that on
board the bark Atdldntd which sailed on Wed
nesday for Puget Sound three native boys, neither
Of them over seven years old. slowed away In
an iron tank and went TO sea in the vessel.
"Three little Indian boys" Perhaps the vessel
may bring them back when she returns with a
cargo of lumber.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11

AT THE Circus tonight Mr.. James Luproil
takes a benefit Mr.. Luproil has been for months
the head and front Of the performances In the
Circus, and his wonderful acts on the trapeze
and triple bars have always elected the applause
Of the audience. We bespeak for him a full
house.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11

THE " Italian National Church has been organ
ised at Naples. 1t rejects the DEGREES OF the Vail
can Council. Its organ is the Emdncipdtore Cat
~tolico, published at Naples. Monsignor Prota-
giurle, an e~x-Dominican, has been elected Bishop;
This is the FIRST regular establishment Of a ma
tional protestant church in Italy. The Italian
Minister of Public Worship openly favors this
movement.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11

CoRALs, SHELLS AND CURIos.-Some rare speci-
mems from Micronesia will be offered at Mr.. Bar
tow's auction room at 10 O'Clock to-day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11

FAMILY MARKET.-Tbis old established market is
now removed across the way to the junction Of
Hotel and Union streets and displays q handsome
picture of a bulls head for a sign.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11

JUST THE THING to take on a picnic party-by
those who are lucky enough to be able to go on
such a party-is a box of those assorted biscuits
Mt ROLES AZ Co.'s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11

THE ALTA announces the departure of General
Comfy, U. S. Minister Resident at Hawaii, from
Washington, on July 10th, for San Francisco,
where he will spend a month, and proceed to
Honolulu by the August steamer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11

Why were the Turks ahead of the Russians in
Armenia d? Because the Turks were in Kars
(cars) and the Russians afoOt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11

The GROUND BRoKEN.--A commencement was
made this week towards the proposed new plantation
at Kalihi, by putting in a lot of seed cane.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11

ANOTHER communication on the bad condition Of
the roads, came too late for this issue.
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GIANT PowDER,-oh Saturday the 4th inst. a
native named Kaleo lost his right hand from an
explosion of giant powder while eshing in the
sea at Kaupo, East Maui. By the Act Of 1872,
the use of giant powder in fishing is prohibited
under a penalty Of not less than S25 nor more
than $500, and with imprisonment in the discre-
tion of the Court.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11

wASrED-Somebody to laugh at "Abijah's''
Joke in the Gazette Of August 9Th.
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Music THIS AFTERNooN.-The band will play at
Emma Square, commencing at 5 O'Clock P. M. Fol-
lowing is the programme:
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BRIEF MENTION.

Honolulu gossips will now subside-for a few
days.
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A CHICAGO telegram, of July 10Th, states that
secret agents of the French government are
engaged according TO the Inter Ocean in making
contracts with firms in the United States and
Canada for army food supplies and that
" enough food has been ordered to sustain a
large army for a long campaign" The Inter-
Ocean considers these facts of significance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11

COOP TINES FOR CoAsTERs-The schooners in
the coasting trade, from the smallest to the
largest, are now finding plenty Of employment
in carrying freight to the different parts Of the
group, consisting of lumber, machinery and
supplies. These brisk times for coasters are the
result of the impetus given to business generally
through the Reciprocity Treaty-and yet there
are pessimists who did not and still do not
appreciate the blessings of that measure.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11

RE-ocoUPIED.-We notice that the Honolulu Iron
Works Company has secured a lease from govern
nent of the old coral stone building on Queen street
near Nuuanu, which they are putting into repair
for occupancy in the extension of their business.
The old building has lain unused and in q dilspi-
dated condition for a long time, and its re-occupa-
ton and rejuvenatiOn is a pleasant sign of the
times. 1t was built by Ladd g. Co., a firm Of
American merchants rather intimately mixed up in
early Hawaiian history-some thirty or more years
ago. Twenty-eight years ago, we remember a two
days. auction sale held in this old store by the late
Fred. W. Thompson, when some $4,000 worth Of
goods were sold.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11

season March. .Onraln
Selection ~Opera-Madame ATchduke. .Onenoach
The Dancing Graces-Poka Mazurka Strauss
Selection Opera-The Daughter Of the Regiment, (new)......
Donizetti
psounanada Ouadrfle Coofa
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A CHANGE.-The weather throughout July
was quite sultry and uncomfortable, but August,
with its traditional "dog-star raging has
brought a change, and the days are quite passable,
while the nights are comfortably cool for sleep
ing. Again we note an unusually healthy sum-
mer. We will not undertake to say how much
this may be a result of the system of removing
rubbish, strictly carried out by the agent of the
Board of Health, or of other sanitary measures
vigorously enforced by him, but it is safe to
infer that there is a connection here between
cansa and effect
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11

LANDINGS FOR CoAsTERs.-In many parts of
the Islands where there are good lands for cane
planting, the facilities for shipping produce are
frequently very poor, and the buoys furnished
by government are not always judiciously
placed. We recently saw a sarcastic letter from
a native captain of a coaster regarding the posi-
ton of the buoy at Kohala Plantations place
where shipments are sometimes delayed for
weeks by unfavorable weather. A map in pencil
which accompanied the letter, showed no little
typographical skill on the part of this Hawaiian
skipper.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-11

A HAWAIIAN ABRoAD.-In the great University
boat race between Harvard and Yale, which took
place on the Connecticut river June 30, there was a
large concourse of students and others to witness
the struggle. Harvard was the winner by one and
three quarter lengths. The New York Herald Of
July LIST, devotes two columns to a description Of
the event, and gives in full the names of the con-
testants, with age, nativity, height and weight.
The coxswain Of the winning boat was +. ii. Allen,
(son of our Minister Resident at Washington) Of
Honolulu, S. l., age 10, height 90, weight 983.
Good for Hawaii mel.
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' EltNON.
PARISH OF VERNON. I
April 20 -, MI.
Denr Indicator !:

Dear TMdicator
Now that the great political problem
is regarded as solved in favor OF con-
>titutinunl government for our tfr
The next uurslInn to engage the attrN-
ton Of ti!r l,rnpl", and the most impor-
tant q, that ronll rnyr"SS their att"li
ticn in Il national point Of view, and
that is the specie resumption "r tnAHrlal
question: It is plain that the National
(;pl,lNNnrnt has for the last eleven years
been MANAGED hv a ring t" IL" interest
of the unlh mon.rr- an | ~iyl""kS. "h"
have as il We're a .hlnh->rr'W on the
taxpayer and producer, and 'Hrh gear
ha~ " tin, SS,d another turn of tn" >c''W
in Ne way OF contraction and increased
t,y,tion. with Il rorr,poHdiny dlmnn-
ton nt yalrS. RENTS &c. We are allrI
dy taxed rs no other nation under tie
sun r,rr was, Yer r"rld r''N other pr"-
uIr pay he hrav, taxes WEIrli the Amer
icauS pav and live. and I doubt If there
is in the world a people that supports
any thinw like 50 large Il n"n-pr"l"rln"
population, which at the same time pays
no taxes. England Ia, her landed Arl>-
to"ra Y which you may say IS non rl"dn
cling, yet it pays its share OF taxes. We
have. a Bond -holliny Ari>tm'rAry which
nav, no taxes. is non prodnrtlvr, and tN
fine use of it, money has corrupted every
arm of the National Government. AMI by
its Influence prr'nrAtIng every part OF
the aw-nnkill~ power. - constantly ma
| KING and shaping laws t" ITS own inter
rst. and to the ruin and destruction OF
free government. To tn" money power
Mr.. HAYES certainly owes his elevation.
and a> Il lnlttrr"t r"nl>r, me- Will not '"'
able ,f williny) to resist its Influence,
and the result will be-, that he VIII. IN
hrs CAPACITY as President favor all lrTl>-
l,tiou that is favorable to tn gold mon
GERS. The two old parties that hav" )"
long contrndrd for political supremacy
have both been corrupted Ivy t ne same
uIlnrlrr, and in the last StruTG It. the II
platforms Were III r>Srnrr tue same ON
the None, question, Ihrn WE'tr Is ne
TAXPAYER to look fol relief He must be-
rju to east about. for specie resumption
is RAPIDLY approirhinS, HnG silver being
lrrlonrtiScd (tn tavol The gold mon"rr
is no longer {? legal tender, in sums "Nrl
five dollars. and there l., not halt rn"nTl
cold in the country t" resume with
Norr bonds will be issued to pay inter
est on. and this interest Mr.. Taxpayer
must come out of your hard calnI'!-
Won are already taxed be-" "ntnlanrr
and the money power through ITS tool
in Congress-, is laying this additional bur
den on your shoulders. | say then, It l.
time to look about You, and see wha
can he done, if the existing partyS arr
both corrupted, and will not Z i've lis re.
lief. we must organize new one. on tn
basis. one money for the taxpayer ana
Eond-hollrr alike, with NO exemption
from taxation. \EfNON.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SIIE..RIfl"S SALE.

SHEEIF'F'S SALE.
'''rl" Chalrr i'i<,lr, "Nrt.
vS. Parish OF .>:trl
Mrs. Aurorc NJ. llyAmS. ;."rhr>.
70. Nl23.
DY vrtr" Il writ OF S'.:u;" ard sale
ID in he above emit, tiled and number II
suit aud t. ne directed. I have seized
and viii OTTER for sale to the lust and
Iii Y|r i hi,llrr at the door of tn" Cnur-
h"n>" in tive city and parish of Natrh!-
1urllrS. on
Mlrf1ny, l"th day Of .NIH l@T,
the !uilnwin" described property. situated
in the PARISH, in l"..,al subdivisions. til"
same having been previously offered for
sale on the 81 day of April. ISL aud hav-
Ing failed I" bring two thirds OK its APP
prai>rinrN:. to wit
\ certain tract of land, together with
I'LL til" buildings and improvements
thereon. containing triT hlindlrd and
forty a'ncut> more or less. situated on
fine YVES, bank of Little or NEa" River
in the Parish "i A,tchitor!r~. bounded
ahov" wy la'':~ formerly belong ing It"
Victor J. E.;"hul. below Ivy lanI> Of
E!iI,n R;"I,l. in the rear by lands of
l., +. Racial and y. Il. Carroll, in front
by said Little or .Atll;,o River.
Terms Of Safe.
On Il credit Of twelve months. The
purchaser to execute his twelve months
bond for ne prrclla>" price with good
security in >olilo and to be further ST.
cured hy special mortgage on the prop
rrty sold. Said bond to bear eight per
cent interest from day of sale.
ID. ii. BOU LIT. .JE..
April 7S-tln Sheriff,
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C|IROMOS. 6 dny,t Largest $t.,, and nd

CIlROMOS. a finest t''* :'*'t an; i"
the world, embracing over 3,Oo",oOo
CIromoS, Paintings and Choicv Prints,
at our enlarged ART ROOMS. AL tho
new aud popular subjects at r"Sk-h
tom prices The Falls of the Rhine, slzn
2nx2a romantic and grand Scene on
the Sus,urllanna. enc of the hits of the
season, size lyx27: lake Lncrrnr, Swift
zrrlanA, the most beautiful lake in the
world: I,ola Bella, y charming scene in
Northern ITALY. companion to the prrr"-
ding: or Boston Ii yh;, u. beautiful! ma
Lrinr, size l4x8', in great d'manl; Ola
Vakr Puckct. White: Mountains, Nlaga-
ra Falls, Newport. Saratoga, Gathering
Prjmrosts. 1T >tlr Sea Shore. Paddy III
Difficulty. Also Virgin VrSta, Snow
Storm. American Fruit, and other 2iN:M
subjects Floral Business Cards, Sunday
school Cards, StMnaly. MottorS, Black
yvunl Panrls etc Also the finest ana
most complete assortment Of 9Nll Chr"-
mos. both on white mounts, hlur line.
! and black mounts. gold line. Oar stock
embraces everything desirable for Deal
rr>. Agents or Premium purposes, and all
/ should test our p!ir,, and quality of
work. The right parties can realize a'
independence ii every locality by taking,
I'M \ .,rnry for OR stretched and Framed,
Chrnn,,> Particulars i.,". Illustrated
Catalogue on receipt Of stamp. Send TO-!
So or > outfit Address
j. LATHAM & CO..
40 Washington St.. Boston, Mass
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DAsTARDLY ACT. during the TahlcauX
given by Mr.. Rndd for the High School,
some fellow, we don't know what other
name to give him, cut and ruined the
hats of'spveral of the gentleman guests
in attendance. This act is as daS|ardlv
and malicious as we have ever seen per-
petrated in this or any other place, and
has created an excitement Of drnuncia-
ton from every one in our city. A re-
ward of SIS is offered for information
that will lead to the detection Of the
wretch who perpctratci this outrage.
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NATCnlroCIIES, May 1st, 1871.


Mr. Editcr-
To-day is the first of the most beautiful
month IN the twelve, A month in which
all nature seems clad in her most yor-
geous apparel the rhit-snnidr in the
religion and pety of the world and their
fruitful moment for prayer, thought and
meditation. In this State, the TaNu-bas-
see of America, when her savannahS. wood
lands and rraries are carpeted with all
their floral wealth, her laboratory dis
pensing the perfume of her roses, as she
sits ''breathing upon bank of violrts,
stealing and giving odor.' There is IL
great deal of talk about that outburst of
lnagnanmous feeling recently given
vent to by the peoples Legislature in
voting 10000 dollars to the Packard
legislature with 10000 more to his police,
and tho general regret is, that they had
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Our esteemed friend JULES LISSo,
ESQ.,, of Coushatta, paid us visit
during the week, and reports business
and business prospects Of that vicini-
ty encouraging. We heartily con-
graduate our friends of Red River
upon their cheerful prospects for the
future, and cordially endorse the
union Of all elements of our people
in that section.
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The Exhibition given by Prof Rudd
for the ladies', and the proceeds to ap
ply to the sustaining of the High School
was not, we are sorry to say, as we'll
patronized as the object demanded ;
however, the receipts are thankfully ap-
preciated, and statement of the amount
on hand published elsewhere.
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Our friends and the public should re,
member that we ar" in active cemp"tI-
ton with any city in tn" way of ,|"'
Work. Oar Job Material, Liberty job
Presses, and first-claSs workmcn, enall'
us to do work az WGl apd as cheap as it
is done in any city. Send in yonr orders
at any time and have your work done
at home
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EXTENSIVE, SELL OFT.

Cncl,. Sam sold his constitution
For II Amendments.
T.. 5 Grant snapped Sam Til'lrn
For Hayes and Casey.
Hayes snapped Pack nd for Nichols.
Clambrrl;iil, sold his tax collectors
To Waite Hampton.
Packard cave the State House as Il don
alton Merits IunSr to
Francis I. Nichols.
Jacob A.. sold his; stock of goods, wood
yard and ware hou>r
business to Joseph y.
Wolt>on.
In retiring from the trade hav" been
in for the last - years, in this parish. |
desire to express INV thanks to my friends
and customers and commend them 70 the
new firm who purchases my stock and
have the facilities required t" supply
their wants. Very Resi-" rttnllv.
JACOB A. WOLFSON.
GrappcS Bluff Ma rch ), 1877.
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NOTICE.

Succession Of Jnncs Cruyh1in, dccN.
ANA PLINKETT. rxyrutriX Of the
y lest Will and testament of James
Cau.hlin. lE.vin" !il"l in t}.i' office her
provisional account Of Administrations.
\o1irr is hereby given t' AL W h"m il
may cnisc,rn to make their "ppr>i'In>
thereto in ten day ;. uthrrWiS" tn, sam"
will be hom"l".Hlr,l and mad" ne judy
mrut of III" court
Witness. the Hon. r. A. Simmons,
Parish Judge, this - day of .tp. il.
JNO LAPLACE,
April %, ct. Deputy Clerk.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-05-05

Our friends from the country think the
late rains have retarded the crops some
what Our nights have been quite COOL
and vegetation must suffer from these
heavy and continued rains and cold
weather.