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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-16

The New Orleans Democrat stands
unqnestionably at the head of the
city press, aud we ale proud to note
the fact that every one wants to read
the Democrat in this section.
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Court Notes.

Daily Handles IL the Halls Of Justice
In addition to Shadrarh Brown the jury
bnmmrr," our attention has been called t.
others. G,rrn Edwards for inst ance, whose
condUct in the jerry 70 ON, 50 We understand, is
simply outrageous from the fact tiat he is pal
pably par,izan in the interest Of his race, c"lo'
and politics; and he violates his solemn oath
on every orcaSion. hv an utter disregard of the
and forming his opinions. Gus Easto is another
person unfit to serve in any public capacity,
from the fact that he is a SefcontrSSed perjnrer
Having sworn last winter in New OrlranS to a
pack of lies thar wound have made an ordinary
mortal ashamed to show his face in 4 decent
community ait.rNarl which he afterwards in
this city and under oath also, acknowledged to
have been false Cannot Brown Edwards and
BaSo be permanently excused in some way
The court has been engaged since Monday in
trying criminals. with the tollowin. result up
to the hour of going to press:
State VS.. Vim. Page. assault with attempt t"
XII. lOllNlctbu. Nt" lIlll HIiultu.
State vs.. VIM. Walker. mol. pros. by Dist
ret Attorney.
State vs.. Caldwell and Clark, larceny. Acquit.
ted,
State vs. VIM. Emanuel, shooting into re,
arnrr. Convicted
Stat" vs.. Laura and Sophia johnson, larceny.
Ac luiitth
We cannot refrain from complim"nting Judge
Pielsou upon The manrer in which he conducts
business. and We have heard from ALL nothing
save well deserved compliments passed upon
the conduct Of our able and upright Judge. His
rhar ges to the juries have been especially com.
mentrd upon fot their clearness, tersencss and
ability.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-16

The rains of Last Friday and Saturday
week were, as far as we can learn,
quite general over the entire State. With
us the rain fall was 800 inches.
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]. 4. DUC0URNAU.

t"ru"r FRONT \>r tlI'EH Streets
NatchitocIr>. LII.
EEpS CONSTANTLY on hand u
~ complete a>Sn,tnrut of DRY
GOODS, SlInES, HATS, CLOTHING
etc., consisting in pant of:
FANCY GOODS,
ENGLISH AMP AMERICAN
PRINTS, El.EAlllED AND
BROWN CNTTONS.
i.lNEN LAWNS.
COTTNN>ADES,
flCkING$.
plAW
OSN\M RIGS,
C\SSNIl EES,
BLACK GOODS,
RIBBONS.
IRISH LINENS,
WHITE GOODS
HOSIERY,
Trimmings Of all Mind,
UANTEE>' LINEAS.
ARTIFICIAL. FLOWERS,
CRNtk Eh>
tEllN\ WARE,
FRE\ClI
Bl..\EkiNC
MOTIONS,
HATS,
SllUl.S AND
CLOTHING,
Also full line of Grnt|rmrn's Wear.
\ tTLE ASSORTMENT
or
LANES HATS.
S!LKS T.AEAS,jLS.
l1>lIlNG LINES
AND HOOKS,
nOtKET kNlNE,
TOILET SOAP,
1ERFCMFRlES,
STATIONARY.
Nil THE ABOVE Ar BOTTOM PRICES.
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Seventeen radical pap organs have
expired in this State since Packard
gave in. There are at present but
two or three Republican papers pub
lished in the State and they are Ger.
tain to die.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-16

TIE FIRST BLUOM.-Mr. II. Y.
Tessier, one of our go-ahcad, enter
prising farmers, brings the first cot
ton bloom of the season to this office.
He saw blooms in his cotton as early
as the Goth u!t.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-16

District court still in session and
likely to continue for some weeks.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-16

Johnnie Blackstone places this Of
fee under obligations for files ofTexas
papers.
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Kitty WeSt.lre, if 'twer not for thee.
how idle would our marshal be; he pulls
Bob Gully = collects a tine-tor assaultiny
form SO fair as thine. "Seven and
COSTS his honor did shout-p;c'iel up his
cane, stepped down and o"t. The may
or's co; IT is closed up now, till Kitty can
raise another row.
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maj Geo. F. Dawson, lately from
pennsylvania, now settled and plant.
wv 10 our parish near Cloutierville,
: sas with US during the week, and
as many friends were much pleased
" see him looking in such fine health
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The long drought has destroyed
most of the "gardcn truck"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-16

Irish potatoes arc selling at go
cents q busbel.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-16

ine weather Outing the week has
s'sa quite pleasant. The nights,
a0Neser, are quite cool for this sea.
w of,he year.
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We are under the usual obligations
to the Bart Able and her worthy of.
fcers for favors in the way of LATE
city papers. Capt. Dick sinnot and
Capt. Geo. Hamilton are as ever
placing some ono nnlcr favor to them.
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lGffICl.4L
? ROCEEDlNG S
OF THE
POLICE JURY
NAY SESSION. Isl

MAJ SESSltJN, l>II..
The Police Jury met on Wednesday,
MAY l4th. 1871 at II \. NJ.
Frrsrnt-Jn>. Ez"rnact, president, la,-
roll Jones. NJ B. LlorcnS, J. B Fleming
Tie Honorable Body ASA Committee of
the Whole examined and approved the
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-16

When 'Til,icn was counted out, one
of our old friends was much in
wrath tIereat-he emphatically de-.
clarcd "we ought to have king"
One of the "boys' remarked, "no
use for a king Mr.. Flivcns, some ID
fool would come along with all ace
and take him."
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LOST or STdLEN.

0NE LARGE hay mare. with Texas
" brand on the left >hon\lcr, having the
two hind feet white. Also, two Creole
bay mares. branded ID. Two COWS.
branded 4. c. and counter branded \, c.
and MANY other cattle branded ~.
A suitable reward will ''e paid to the
finder. l.. y. LEp.NLM'Er.
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n,RISH AND CITY NEWS.

Oar river continues to decline rap.
idly.
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JOSEPH G KEYSER,

rs PREPARED t1 10 all work entrusted
to him quickly and III workmanliko
man'lcr. Tomb, Clii'nucys, Cisterbs and
other work ,mlititeu:
Orders left at BILLIARD & CAMP.
BELL will he promptly attended to.
JAIN; II; 1y.
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The lame can be healed aud the wounded
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market"
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1t is cheap.
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money L. RENTED direct TO the publishers.
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