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Cir aanoen fplois SLANG.
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% alporS llnoeriirOmme
Bill b9pe mllnter Sang!
Sia burial
&il bGpe nanter Sang!
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Sninois.

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ten en- Dag / iOrriae llas pefieoc
ire WanosptriOnsr &iebmano Sar
rls % bao BAN, ON ban uiIoe olere
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aiisnbes I'll lit Bsltsmmell,sfeo.
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ten. Den Gne lsOsrebe BAN oa en-
spus.0 Ouars SebosI. % Sarris aab.
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% blsU nu tnebIci, Rldltrin9srns
tOg nu ior iia al Sfabels Snbboio
$1,000 ION DC pioltc, bon par /
8tiinnelis al. 9arris eitsrIoo Dc /
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bsott.
Decorah-posten., 1877-12-26
Furs. Furs. Furs.

Sea fas,r mil ben Sribse at teflenotalsrt
for est arees rogift WutiiiUm. at tea ma
bar raa Eager Ct lert licvdIs al 4eisperf
laaicm:
Goats, Robes, Sanbifer. Muf,
fer, &rauer, Ycnfpluanifinss
Smer, &anter pr O%amrfaabsr
% Huds.
Yelisuerf crarbeiors eiitr Srers ~ Ass
plrailouer uefsres biliat.
Sfine az Ycltespr tistss til Tls
gems bpisls Iriier.
Oetcrab. Coma. Cit. l5oe 1877.
4.t.S.1. Geo. Clefon.
Decorah-posten., 1877-12-26
Der al DC 50 900, Tom BaHtsn no.
loueoe. omtrins $50 paa bper.
g8isfoniin.

Wisfonlin.
Sra BeAper 9reef lfriper en- al
bore M%bOnnenter, at Der iinbes et
Hort nOrlt Excitement iammetsbs.
% at Stsritebelen ui 5nrmerus er
uelitaaenoe. S8iaa Der bar Sntsu,
ION inofanot ii9 tioIi9t, manitst 9no
IN 8ei isisn paa @runo at bet lleI.
bent milos 8eir. 2rGIaitbanblerne
lfal life uGre ms9ct Del lilmooe i
N%nleonin8 at 3iosrns.
: Wabiion bar Der pcret en- 81.
o%sbrano, Der ~ebela9oe u. Scotis
8aanin8sbus % Steritsbslen at
bans Webler.
Blauot be nps Nni9tisIier unoer
Dor 9anosmano. Statslefrti9r Wlr.
lter, lfal oglaa oGrt 9r. SudOp.
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ID T e ID !.

In Natchitoches OF Monday November
2fth, 1877, at $40 A. NJ of Typhoid F..
yer, Furry btnnistoa Blanchard, oAly
daughter of G. p. Blanchard and Celt>-
tine Fsnny Denniston, aged II years 8
months and % days.
Alexandria Democrat and N. Y, city
papers please copy
Kind, gentle, loving Fanny. As pure
and spotless thy soul as the snowflake.
Bright in disposition as the golden sun
beams. Beautiful in character as thu
sparkling diamond. We missed thee in
thy sickness ; we miss thee more now
that thou hast gone forever. We sor:
rowed in heart as we laid thy mortal re.
mains in the cold and sile ut tomb, but
looking with an eye Of Faith, beyond the
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shore of time we see thee a redeemed
| spirit ba>kiny in the >un"a,,'> Of iH,m"r-
tai love sheltered within the "ul>t etched
arms Of the immaculate ,|r>uS. Not dr:vl.
hut gone before. leaving "nly for Il time
the loved of earth behind. All well to
We realize now that,
Human affection with its trn'irilS rlinSs
Around earth = t,irr>t and l"vli,>t things
Which BLOSSOM III their }";tHty but to
decay
And from existence quickly pass away.
Then grirvr not loving mother for Tie
all.
Whose presence 'rnnnl thy life a beauty
she'd:
Making, in her a'>rn"r 'lr'p'iny : !ool'
In thy heart, now c"nt"rv.! in her ,cinh.
Fair Fanny. most ytnllr and loving child,
With her in"Ar'( ir;,uty, spirit without
4Nilr,
Like The Fly Of ;'sr vale, specifies, and
white,
TO" pHr' :or earth. but now an :nyr!
bright.
"" gave thy body to fine Silent ionh.
While ar"'1'd Oh; lives deep, >?'adrwy
Thy spirit comes, like fragrance OF the
Hover,
Present in death, with mystic magic
power.
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F.T,nl,r 10. 10.

|
For the Son Of man is come to sccl
aud to save that which WAS lost.
G-PSa e73.
Glorious things are spoken of thee
O city of God-Selah-
Comment: --"City of God means
the church of Christ-"Selah' denotes
a pause, that we should pause and re
fleet on what has just been said.
H.Mich 6 3.
lie hath showed thee, 0 man, what
is good. and what doth the lord re.
qnirr of thee, but t." DO justly, and to
lowe mercy, aud to walk humb>y with
God.
IL Tim 81.
exhort therefore, that fNst of all,
suprlications, prayers, intptrts>ions,
and glory of thanks, be made for all
men.
J.John 2I-2l.
Jesus saith unto him, if I will that
he larry till come, what is that to
thee. Follow thou me-.
K-P>u 81 H.
Keep thy tongue from evil and t!y
lips from speaking guile.
I4.lIch II IL.
Looking unto Jesus the Author and
fni>trr Of our faith. who for the JOY
that was set before him, endured the
cross, deSpiscd the shame. aud is set
down at the right hand of the Thronc
of God.
M.P>a 10.
My defense is Of God, which saveth
the npiyht ir heart.
N.-Jnhn 1925.
Now there stood hy the cross Of Jc-
>ns his mother and his mothers sister
Mary the wife of CIcophas, aud Mary
Maglalinc.
O.IIa|mkuk 80
@ Lord have heard thy speech and
was afraid; y Lord, review thy work
Comment: This should he til"
prayer Of every member of the church
90 Lord review thy work." had it
not been for the great rrvivnlS that
have swept over the world the chnr
chrs would have been dead long ago,
it would be impossible t" Withstand
the great flood of sin without great
awakcninys on the subject of religion.
Notice any church where there has
been no revival for years, aud see il
they 10 not lack zeal and earncS'ucSS.
Let us constantly pray for this revival
of Gods work; first in our hearts. sec.
ondiy in the family circle, thirdly in
the church: and then may we look TO,
glorious results manifested through
out our entire community.
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VERNON.
November, 4th 1877.

Dear indicator:
There is nothing in the line Of local
items that conld interest your readers.
Vernon news is like he;l's teeth ''so>trr
scarse," and yonr correspondent has. Me-
Cawher like, been waiting 1.-TWO wrekS)
for something to turn up, but nothing
has transpirrd to raise the spirits, or ex
cite the riSables Of phlegmatic scrihl"r.
l suppose however that for the want of Il
more worthy subject I can pitch into the
mails, pOstmaStcrs, ana other nnisanccs
that may be thought of: This is the
third TIME within six weeks that have
been deprived Of my papers until sue
ccetling the one in which they were due
arrived. Tve not heard whet her any per-
son in "Alcxandria failed to get the Bnrk-
viii Era,' and must in consequence go
20 slow for fear of a ccltaiu--but
III risk the statement that sent to the
post utt.te at Leesville to-day, bnt the y,
NJ. being sick, had turned the thing over
to the tender mercirs of a sub ho being
'scarce" of meat, had stuck the key in
his pocket and gone ont to "sa CHI for
venison. or hare, and my messenger re-
turned as he went, a 4 AM left to chew
the cud of disappointment, bitter as it is.
Well the way it rains in these "digins"
is a sin to Davy Crocket, and h": d ten
dency to lenythen the faces Of th6.. far
mers who are not through gathering
their crops. Cotton is nearl y all picked,
but there is large amount of corn yet in
the fields, and having been blown down
by the recent winds, is already badly
damaged, actually spronting through the
shuck. The crop Of cotton, here although
a short one, is making an astonishing
turn of lint in proportion to the amount
of seed crtton it is in many instances
more than tllirding itself Eve heard
from most of the custom gins in this por
ton Of the parish and the report is the
same from all.
The health of the country is good.
Yours truly, VERNON.
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kR1OMA7l:*N IS A DISEASE St TIE
Di00D.

The BLOOD in this disra>.. is found to
contain an excess of .hbyin. Vryutinr
acts by converting th,' blood from its
tllSrlsrd condition to Il healthy circu]a-
ton. |ryrtnr regulates the bowels
which is very important. One bottle of
'rTrtlnr will give relief. hut to effect i
!"i;'i'nrtit Cur" it must br takr:,:. reyu-
'ally, a"h may take several bottles, rs
l"rla'ly iH'>a>r> long standing. Vcac.
tn" is soda by all r!!Syi>,s. Try it. and
your Verdict will be- the same AZ that Of
thousands before you. who say, II never
found $" much relief as from the us, Of
'|'H"'inr," which is composed exclusive
~ OF Banks, Roots and Herbs
"Vr@'tinr," says Boston physician,
mas n" equal as Il blood purifier. Hear
ing OF IT'S many wonderful cures. after
att other remedies had failed. I visited
Ia" laboratory and convinced myself of
us genuine merit. 1t is prepared from
bar KS, roots :n,! herbs, each of which i
highly effective, and they are compound
=" IN snrh manner as to produce as
ton!shing results
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Vegetine
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME-
Boston. Oct. Ism

777-F' VI, IT7B.
Mr. H. Il. Stevens
Dear Sir, My daughter, after having >
severe attack Of Whoopiny Cuu~h, was;
'i1 ~ a feeble state Of health. Being
ADVISED by u friend she t'i,.l the Nrc,+
,iN. aid after using few bottles was
lnl!y Restored to hul;l.
nav" been Il great sufferer from
Ii! c'matl>m. ! have taken several bottles
of The \"@@"tinr i,~ This complaint, AMI
am happy t" say it has entirely cured me-.
lave recommended the Vcvttiue to
Others with the sam" good results. 1t
IS " great cl'A''>,r and purifier of the
hI""'; It Is l'irH>a"t to take and | eau
chr"'inliy r"r"hn,u ut it,
DIMES MONSE. ::i! Athens strict
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Vegetine.
N0THtNc EQUALT0tT.

SOUTH SALEM, Mass, Nov II, 1c76.
Nr. II. Il. Strvens:-
Dear Sir. | have hrrh troal,led with
S'r"i"'a, CanAcr and Liver Complaint
TOR three yea $; nothing ever did ME any
good until commenced nsiny the Vege
''H"' am now getting along first rate,
ana st'll using the Vryctinc. l consider
there IS nothing equal to it for such com:
plants. Can heartily recommend it to
everybody Can heartily recommend it
to everybody. Yours truly,
MRS LlZZlE'' n. PACKARD.
\" 10 DagrtuSc street, South Salem.
Mass.
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JOTTINGS.

Tax Collector
.rnxrEss.'.'s'svv-r' 'Tv1H1@a'~@''"r~s'rs
JOTTINGS.
Gathered in, in our Rambles.
happenings, Here and There.
Weeks weather good.
C:ispy mornings all! ha !
Cotton picking is about over.
The DAWN is expected back to-day.
Pork is selling at ten cents per pound.
What has become of the wild ducks?
Tho Busy Men Those who advertise
Hon. J. b. Elam, NJ. G., has our thank,
for late favors.
Mr., Lami Chopin sends us pomgrauatt
larger than any we have ever seen.
Frost I! what Jack why yes, we've had
itseveral times up here.
'Kars carried by 'Sault.' Pun on that
now.
About this time, look out for your pet
hogs,
Every office holder in the State is To-
sing money. SO thcy say.
Cotton commands 81 to leland yet
the farmer is not happy,
The telegraph line is down about three
fourths of the time.
Ice an inch thick on our streets Thurs
day morning.
Two alarms of fire during the past
week. Dirty cbimncys again
Mr.. r. S. Joncs, of Red River parish
sends rs the mammoth ear of corn OF the
season, being overrl? inches in length.
We see curious names for people ia our
country exchanges, Soawr and Spi.Icr
foffhstauce.
,rh. torn sarr,. ,,.n,, oo,u.u,uoo
goes down with the river. Say falling
to him and his heurt sinks
rb,tts 10 1u,.. MISS; rsa ~, p,
line agent for files of city papers. Jules,
you're brick do 50 some more.
Biz sweet notatoes srp com;uc into our
country nriutinc Offices with -, NJ, frct
rush.
c;tv t,xnSSrcrs ,ro fs,rf,,,v uod T,o
tax co,,oc+or has hoc, mo.inr trom nov.
up.
A late drunkarl cxc}oimcd "mv rod
nose was srotcbcd I;k , brand fy,m tho
burning" You be bowed.
Mrs. R. F. Burke has received her com.
miss ion a. Postmistress of this city. and
Will assume the duties at oncc.'
COL 8. A. Hvon,s and n, Low from
Camnte t,1ked cron to our tow, f,,k du.
ring the week.
DR.. J.D, Addison and Mr. Mc1cna,n
report health and crcrs rs nossab1e in the
gallant democratic 9Th Ward.
Fall fights have opened. White man
and negro htclled on Washington street.
Nobody whipped.
Mr.. E. Pickrell, of Julius Meyers paper
warehouse, New Orleans, paid our city a
visit on Tuesday last.
RI.
coming at once. Great cravsy, look out
foryDnr hen roosts, yc little farmers,
Cotton continues 10 rour IN and ton
n,;.os s.;r s.,a co, ~. ' M W.
talk about.
Gan, Nil. c;,>.o.. J.,
sbs Rart AN. ta ~a. "'' "u' "'' T "o""
lat aa ua a0' aot aa''"''''"' 1"eS''"S
''s1.D,t - s,a 30 ,oo .,oou ,,..,,, -,
four foot S , IFt p"'t ta ~, az, WIN
on a. q, Co.. .s ' p''"''
s1ou]urors and witnesses can get your
20, y,' n r"'''s on 'ne Paf'sh lfeas"'
n,,r.s ~ ~. '''sa faper broker ous'nessl is
WV "n'st democratic rule.
our youths are calling on the street
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Married,

ROBINSON WATSON-At the FEST.
tlence Of the brides father, w. NJ. Wat
son, ESQ.,, Mr.. ALoNzo ROBINSON, of Aus
tin, Texas, to Miss L, H. WATSON, of
Montgomery, La.
TRICHEL- JORDAN At the resi-
dence of. the brides father. by the Rev.
Philip Allen, Nov. 18th; 1877, Mr.. FER
p1NAND TRIcHEI of Natchitoches, La, to
Miss EMMA r. JORDAN, Of Pleasant Hill,
DeSOtO Parish, La.
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News from Our Friends.
VERNON.
PARISH OF VERNON, }
October l4lh, 1877. !

V@tPpN& l7tbt 3bfss
Dear Vin1icdtot
For the third time I yesterday received
two Nos. of the Iindirator, one due Ivy
last weeks mail and one due by the mail
previous, and Others Of your subscribers
here have met with the same luck. anl
one of them told me that he would quit
taking the paper, as it was source OF
disappointment to him. None of rs at
tribute the failure to you, because we
often fail to get other papers in dive
time, and then get them two and three
Nos. at time. so that the fault lies be-
tween here and the Office where tie pa
prrs are mailed, and the fact that other
papers make the same failure and the
same time, induces me to believe that
the failures are caused 10y the negligence
of one person, and that person whoever
h. i>) must be in whose Office the papers
from different points meet before they
are put into the Vernon mail bags. 1t
is certainly very annoying and it seems
to me that the matter should be brought
to tie notice of the proper authority and
rtctitrd.
Onr friend Judge Buvrs, met with a
sad bereavement in the death of one
of his SONS on Frida~ night last, ErncSt>
the Youngest son, and l believe also the
youngest child. The Judge had only
two boys. and has lost the half of all he
had. He, however, has i spriyhly son
and daughter left. but if there was a
dozen left, there would yet be vacancy,
that nothi. & Oh earth could Till. lave
been Frustrated by a similar stroke, and
can sympatiizo with the bereaved pa
rents.
We had a real freeze last night. and
prospects are favorable FOR another to
night. Some sNgai CANE was caught
stan.ling, anti Tea! is seriously damaged.
The cane of this country is generally of
good size, and well matnred. thonyh we
have had two much rain recently, and
cane was beginning to show the effect of
it. Yours truly,
VERNON.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-01
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SPECIAL. NOTICE TO DE.
,1:INOUENT TAX PAYERS.

TN This issue of the Jindicn'or | hav"
caused to be published, as required
by the Revenue Act Of ~, list of tn"
Drljpoucnt taxes for the year 1876. In
addition to the sums thrr" mentioned
many are in arrears of taxes for back
wears. all of which must be paid before
the first dav of December next in "r""r
to avoid the penalties which Will then
attach to the amounts now due.
All property upon which the current
"A we'll as back taxes have not been pa'd
nv thr first Of December next. Will Oh
the first Monday in December be sold for
the amount of said taxes, penalties and
costs.
It will be- to the advantage of all de-
]inouents to examine thrir receipts for
back taxes, and see that they are cor
rpctlv entered on the Rolls in this office,
~ it will save much trouble and some
expense. L. y. IA W.
Tax Collector