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D DEGISTER'S ORDER.
IL REGISTERS OFFICE. !

AS ANI.uliNl LIG y, VI ESCE,(
- New Castle County, March 70 1877.
upon the application of Hugh mckinley,
executor Of William Mckinley. late OF Will
amlngton HundEedt in said county, it is or
we're Se'ed ana directed by the Register that the
Executor Aforesaid give notice of the grant
NY Vi Letters 1es1amentary upon the Es-
@!e Of the deceased, with the date of
siantlng thereof, by causing ADVERTISE
,I Meh,s TO be posted within forty days from
Ms ,n GATE Of such Letters, in six of tie most
p puOlic places in the county of New Castle,
..qu!ripg all persons having demands
ssanst ssi the Estate, to present the same, or
@de sI ny an Act of Assembly in such cases
s asae and provided. And also cause the
Sue 10 be iuserts d within the same period
m,!it sne 'MoiDing Herald" newspaper
%Tunthed Taish In Wilmington, and to be con-
SGpd SG9pd therein three weeks e. O. d,
gwen under the hand and seal of the
iss' iSsser aforesaid, at New Castle, in New
Save s county county aforesaid. the day and year
rom s. G. BIGGS, Register.
,.s;,li ,.s%;,liiCE.-All persons having claims
prssas. ,ast the estate OF the deceased must
,oal trn,e. me same du y attested to the EX-
INK INK" n,n on or before the 18th day of March,
cass v Ma,lde the Act of Assembly in such
,ho HUGH MCKINLEY, Executor,
nMEswecd whining ton, Del
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A Fast Mail Service,

NEW YORK, March 14.-A Baltimore de-
spatch says on March II the Atlantic coast
line of railways and connections between
Richmond, Va, and Montgomery, Ala.
put in effect a fast mail schedule by which
the time between New York and New
Orleans is 81 hours and 35 lainutes.
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Horrible Death In a Factory.

New YORK, March 14.--In shoddy fac
tory in Williamsburg yesterday, John Ross
ksmp, aged sixteen years, was caught in the
shafting and whirled and battered against
the flooring until reduced to shapeless
mass, pieces of flesh and bone c]inging to
the rafters.
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M0ntenOgrO,

CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 14.-The
Turkish Government is unwilling to take
the responsibility Of deciding upon the
Montenegrin demands, and will snbmit
them to the Grand Council, which must
be summoned for the purpose, orto Parlia-
ment, which meets on Mondy next.
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Reslgnati0n OF General Won Stosch.
BERLIN, March 14.-General Won Stosch
Chief Of the German Admiralty, has re-
signed. It is reported that his resignation
is IN consequences of some of the expressions
In Prince Bisparck's speech, yesterday, in
the Reichstag.
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der was committed by negroes, and last
night the police, hearing cries in the
grounds, discovered white man in the act
of endesvoring to commit an outrageous
assault upon girl about IA years DID,. He
was arrested and locked up for hearing.
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NqU0 Can't be made Dv every agent

MQQ can't be made by every agent
GptnVi'VC every month in the business we
easiis eaiisn, but those willing to work can
iheirs ,H earn dozen dollars a day right In
exnIoinwh Hiwh localities. Have no room to
s,sele SsII Women and boys and girls do as
plets th az euiHn. men. We will furnish you a COM
ttan" o"N. oustt free. Thebusiness pays better
Of 0istnrtuytnlng else. We will bear expense
ami Ses .slhg you. Particulars free. Write
IONS 'e, ae,, FARMERS and mechanics. their
OI na"i" "nu daughters, and all classes in need
rs and ra1n.dils y work at home, should write to
Now H !, earn "a all about the work at once
!" 'ne time, Don't delay. Address
ans,r TRUE Il Co.,
" Augusta, Maine.
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I0lice NescS.

In the absence Of the Mayor, Esquire
O'Neill presided.
John McNulty was arraigned for assault
and battery Oh John Duffy. Sufficient cvi-
dence not being produced the case was
dismissed.
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Coal at Auction,

New YORK, March 1.-THE Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany will sell 100000 tons of coal at auc-
tion, March %.
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Securitfes Steady

Secuflttes Steady.
LONDON, March AT the Stock Ex.
change Turkish and Russian securities are
steady with an upward tendency.
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DIVORC ES.-I ana the only person obtain
- ing legal divorces bearing certificate
of Judge OF the Court. Refer to CLERK OF
Court and business men in Chicago. G. X.
SIMS, u Ashland Block. Chicago, Ill. jan2
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w every village in the State, to write
the ileings and sayings of the people and
the business prospects and attractions OF
their locality. The schools, the churches,
the farm operations, the character of the
soil, and the advantages possessed, to he
the themes for their communications.
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DUGBY ACADEMY.
A COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
SPRING TERM WILL COMMENCE MON
DAY, MARCH 18th.
mh8-1w
WANTS.
WANTED,-A lady desires a situation
w as cook. best reference given. Apply
at 2l2 MADISON STREET.

WANTED.-A tenant for a farm of 100
W acres, close to Wilmington. He must
have sood references, and ability to stock
II. Address by letter, Owner Box liS,
Post Office, Wilmington. mhl4w&s
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NOTICES y

.,oTICE.-Mary Powell, of Pennington,
N Del, has cabbage plants large enough
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EDUCATIONAL.
VILLANOVA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
Y COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.

This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges is under the charge of the
Augastinian Fathers, AND offers superior
a thorough Classical Scientific or CONNER
cial course. 1t Is situated on the Pennsyl-.
yania Genital Railroad, eleven miles from
Philadelphia. Railroad Station and Post
Office on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session Of five months, I'm
advance,) $3.50.
For full particulars, send for a catalogue.
Rev. 4. A. MIDDLETON, d. D.,
dec'-lvr President.
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.-or1cE. The Pine Knot Associate will
N i've grand ball on Friday April 18th,
- - si'o .F I..,t - Pitt
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The large grounds surrounding the Capt.
tol have recently been the scene of several
very serious violations of the law, and at
tacks upon persons who have had occasion
to pass through or by them after nightfall
have not been infrequent. Recently MUIR
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fix the compensation Of \. l.. I.rin,'c,
Treasurer at j per cent on diSbnrS"-
m"NiS be repealed. and it was further
Resolved that said A. T.. Lemce be al
lowed 3 per cent on disbursements.
On motion, it was Resolved that VIII
liam H. Jack, as Secretary, be allowed
the sum Of One Hundred Dollars for hia
services as such.
Rcsolved that the ton Wards Of the
parish as NOW created and constituted by
ordin"ncc Of the Police jury, b" adopted
as tie ten School Districts of this parish
and that said Districts hr kruwn and
designated by the numbers Of said
Wards.
Resulted, That the white and color"l
ci.i,lrs y Of this pari>l' shall be instruct
ed in separate >,'|,n"is. This plan being
considered rs c.,Nally conclusive to the
intlu ST., of ho:!l races.
Resolved That in III" opinion Of this
Board. it is the hoUidrn duty "t the
Wilt" citizens 81 this parish TO foster
and encourage til" "'),1'ation Of the col
urtl TortIl, and /" promote, Ivy their sane
ton and assistance, TIE dissemination of
know ledge annnG all classes Of our pop
uit; ';i to tl!c vuN rs far rs may br, all
mn> receive curalIy. III" benefits and
h!,.>~;,,ys Of mental and moral culture
AND IN HI, connection. hr!irNii!H IS we
'In. t hat =; hI. REASON. and soNnt public
uAlry .I,.,uAnI This i!Nty 1T cur l'An's>,
We !r.l"'T honestly and rH'n'S'iy 'lN't"
III! p"r>on> WIo N"~iy' l"'<ltl"n> Is l'Hh-
lie Srh""I Tr"c'lrls 10 arrrr' without
hr>itHncy rr :, serve. tlc "iAr1r OF
"lnIo'c'l Srl.n")~" in lil>" m@nn"I As
they Womb tl.N' Of "Wi:itc Schools.
Resolved that I've prt >;l"i;t be r.
Iu >tr,( to .'N'l:''*> Al n.iiiA} c'!lNl; i!lrl-
iirn 70 |. y. l.un", Tau n!!"ct"". ur;.in.
,,"on AIN prompt c"i:.',.;iGn "t the l"l
tax. Is i j. -! atty r.'!.:'i "l for lAr sup
port Of thr Nnhlir >rhou,S.
Rr>olNr;|. That lllr proceedings ot this
Board in: lee rr,nain,.rr Of tlliS year, h''
rNhl: ,hrI IN tn" limt"n'"r at S'!th rat"
~ may l'c agreed on h> tlr: th.!ir,nal
and the Editor Of that rIi"r
Res '',r'. 'I;'Ht th' Boar, ilJW " !;oAri'
10 the Goth i,i~n>'. unless e,r.,,' ""'l Il
lnrriilvy nv t,n' i!,-,'Arui
u. II. ~ \.
,,.,,
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Natchitnch,.s, La, S ,tnr''ay, July $. III.
The Beard Of School Directors met
this day pursuant t, Adjournment.
Present w. a. Ponder, r. +. Ham
NETT. Jno. J Martin, \. p Metoycr, L.
/. rnlk,,.r. and William n. Jack.
On motion to IT, at effect, the Commit
fee heretofore appointed to examine the
books and papers OF the former Sch"'l
Board, were allowed time until the next
REGULAR meeting in which to render their
rcnort, and A. +. Lcn.re, Treasurer. was
added as a member OF that Commttr'.
4, T.. Lemee submitted to the BOARD
his rcport of the demand made on Henry
G.. MYERS, Former Treasurer, "s renn'rcI
by former Resolution Of this Body, to the
effect that said Myers refused to s''rren-
der to him the certificate OF lNd"bted-
ness amounting to S!3]!, aud to make
settlement as required by law:
On motion to that effect It was nc
solved that w. A. Ponder, Chairman, Or
requested to insert notice in the Pcoptes
indicator to be published until the lst
of August next calling on all persons
holding unpaid School Warrants for the
year 1876, to present the same to A. Il:
Lemcc. Treasurer, by the said LIST day OF
August next, with a view to their ad-
justment and settlement. ont OF the 70
manning fund for the aprortlonlnent OF
that year. M
On motion, it was Resolved, That a
Committee of four be appointed by the
Chair to investigate the liabilities OF the
formct School Board Of this parish, and
an account Of the public School fund,
and to report the result OF their exam,
nations at tho next term OF meeting o.
this Board, and in the meantime, II found
necessary SO to do, they are authorized
to- take such legal proceedings III the
name of the President Of this BOARD as
max be proper in the premises: lnt
Chair appointed Messrs William n
Jack, John j. Martin, Henry Levy an1
A. Z. Lcmee. m
On motion it was Resolved, That ~
f, Eemee, Treasurer, be requested to as
certain and report at the next meeting
tho amount of School Lands i'll this par
ish-the situation and condition OF tn
same, with view to such future act'ol
on mart of the Board as may be doomed
proper. - u.
, solved That the ordinance heretofore
nassed memorializing the State Board Il
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SHOOTING ARRAY Almost Sc
rious affair occurred at Fl. Jessup,
Sabine parish, last week at least 1t
was near being fatal In result. "A
family feud has existed for some years
between the Murrey and Daniels fam
lilies of that parish, which cn'mina-
ted in the free uso of pistols at the
time and place as stated above. Some
twenty shots we're fred with no dam
age except the slight wounding OF
Danie's. It seems that Mnrrcy and
wo of his friends made the attack
won Daniels and after the ARRAY the
three fed. Murray has since been
arrested.
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Mr.. Oscar Chopin, vel! and popn'
lal]y known in our parish and section
as an cntc,p,sirg AID honorable
commission merchant of New Orleans,
adycrti<es to supply PARIS GREEN
to planters in need of it, in this weeks
issue.
The PARIS GREEN Which Mi. Che.
pin proposes to furnish. contains more
arsenic than the ordinary green pant,
and is therefore more ctfectual against
the worm. We hope our planters
will not wait until it is too late to
save their crops, before securing a
supply of the poison:
How Far will a Greenback Go?
Mr.. Brown kept boarderS.
Around his table sat Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. Andrews. the village mi'!n'r:
Mr.. Jordan a carpenter: MrH|arN,
a baker and MIR. lla'lIrN, a flour,
feed. and lumber merchant.
Mr.. Brown took out Of his peck
ct-book a ten dollar note, and
handed it to Mrs. Brown saying:
"llcrc, my dear, are ten do||Hr>
toward the twenty | prom!Sr';
you.'
Mrs BROWN handed it to Mrs.
Andrews the miliner, saying:
THAT pays for my new bonnet.
Mrs. Andrews said to Mr.. J"r-
den, as she handed him the note:
"That will pay You for the work
on my counter.'
Mr.. Jordan handed it to Mr.
Hadlcy. the -four, feed and |um
hpr merchant. requesting his lam
Der bill.
Mr.. IIanley gave the note back
to Mr.. Brown. saying:
''That pays ten dollars Oh board.
Mr.. Brown passed it to his wife
with the remark that that palo
, her twenty dollars he had prom
Used. She in turn paid it to Mr.
Black to settle her bread and pas
try account, who handed it to Mr.
Uadlcy, wishing credit for the
amount on his flour bill, he agar
returned it to Mr.. Brown, with the
remark that it settled for that
months board. Whereupon Mr.
Brown put it back into his pocket
book, exclaiming that he ''nevc
thought a ten.dollar bill would g
SO tar.'
Thus a ten dollar bill was mad
to pay ninety dollars indebted
ness inside Of five minutes " NJ
says grccnback are worthless =
Laramie Sentinel,
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REvIvAL.-1t is our pleasure to note
an enthusiastic religions revival now 60
ing on in our city, conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. Hough, of the NJ. E. Church. Rev
Mr. Dawes, of Shreveport, was with rs
several days and rendered valuable as
sistance to the cause of religion. The
converts so far, although not large in
numbers, are of our best citizens. Some
twenty or more ladies and gentlemen
have thus far joined, and Mr.. Hough ex-
poets more souls saved from the result of
his labors. This is indeed encouraging
to our Methodist friends, and particular
Is should Mr.. Hough be congratulated
fOrhis untiriug. zeal and efforts to Bring
sinners to repentance. Mr.. Hough is a
worthy gentleman, and popular as well
IS efficient preacher, and if he fails tc
make an impression, then no one else
need try.
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Some smart Alex rises up every
now and then and yells out that
"Major Burke has got the "agree-
ment" in his pocket, "Major Burke
wrote the agreement "Burke
knows all about it!7
An old gentleman in Virginia
named Bodley, a Colonel Of course
had a nephew in whom the old
gentleman reposed confidence and
of whom he was justly proud, Bill
ly, the nephew, was sent to the
university and graduated with
credit to himself and his old uncle,
Tom Bodley. Billy got stuck
on the Junius letters while at col
lege, and became perfectly infatu-
ated with the idea of who Junius
was. He was busy from morn till
eve framing theories of the author.
ship. Burke, Shclburn, Barre.
Sackville and others he repudiated,
nor did Macauley's theory Of sir
Philip Francis, weigh in evidence
with Billy One day Billy was in
the thinking mood. The spell OF
Junius was upon him, when his
old uncle Tom, brim full of love fol
his nephew, and that Virginia nee
ter, whisky julep, came upon him
"Whatz the matter (hic) Billy
says the old man. "Uncle' replied
Billy, "I've spent sleeples<
nights and stndious days in read
ing those pointed aud splendid
letters of Junius. | have beer
crazed to know the writer. | re
pudiate Burke, Horne Tooke
Thomas Lord Littleton, and | dc
not believe the theory that Si1
Phillip Francis was the author.
would give worlds to know-wh'
did write the Junius letters" Th'
old man staggered up to Billy
put his hand lovingly on his shoul
der, and with tears in his eyes ex
claimed: "Billy, (hic) my boy
don't let that trouble you. Lool
me in the (hic) eye Billy, and neve
tell ahybody-I writ 'em myself.
And that's just about like ,Majo
Burke "writ" the agreement.
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N0tiVc.

ulI.,..: OF STATE IAN IoiE'rrE. !
NAT, lilru' MS. L.>.. Junr~ wi. !
TTENTION Of Tax Payers Of 'hi~
Y Parish j., called to Sec. u, oi tn"
hrv-;t,;r Act q ~. ~ !nl''N,:
>ir. Il. Il, Il ,'r.;h,r "',rt,". 49,.
That a. sooN as furnished with h!Aul; H.
,r!.sr> The tax collector SAn|' !, I'VE notice
TO ra;h person liah', to the payment OF 4
license tax that payment thereof must
be made within fifteen days, AMI il! case
of failure to pay such license he shall,
within twenty days from said notiiica
ton proceed to seize ard sell. after ten
days advertisement. property of the de-
iiuuutnt to satisfy said license.
SIC. So d;,ry,> t!lr Collector, on the
lSt Monday Of November to file with the
Recorder list of all unpaid taxes.
The filing operates as LEGAL seizure of
the property, and Will hear per cent
interest. On the l>t Monday in Drcem-
her all property 50 seized V i'll be sold at
public auction, with"ut appraiSrlnent
Eriry mandatory. IT," Collector has nc
discretion but to eN"rnt" the law, and IT
Will l,e done to TIE letter.
|. \ LANE.
June 9.-.if. Tax Collector.
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NiiliOMOS. n iints '"'s $tetl: :. !;

Viil!OM NOS. '" nee 's S,o,l; 81 :
the world, embracing over 3Wvi...
Chromos, Paintings snd Choirc pr,l:
at or enlarged! ART ROOMS. Ali e.
nrw and popular tuhj"c;' at rsk.I'
tom prices. The Falls Of tie Ehn" s..
2|X-S romantic aud grand Scene t..
the SnsVu.lanna cl" Of the hit, OF {
season, *i%" :11A-z' Lake l.u', ne, So:
GERHARD, tEr most beautiful lake IN -.
we: IT: l>riH Bella, 81 Charming scrnr
N"ri';;:in ita:! rn:nrNHs"n to The pr"
ding: Oh I;''S'"n L;tht. h"aatiiuI y.
, rinr. size l!E:".". in great hA'r,n.l: o..
Oakcn Bucket, White Mountains, Mag:
RI Falls, Newport, :>uat"vn. iI,hrrin
l'limr"S's. st TIE Sea Shore. Paddy j.
Difficulty. Also Virgin Nc~A, Sno:.
Storm, AIN"' >.N Fruit. and other 2,X
subjects Floral Business Carts. Sr&:ln
School Cards, St"tuary, Nnt;nr> blar
ground Panels, etc Also the finest AZ.
most complete assortment OF HNlI Cine
MOS ho;. on wilt" :n"N't5, hlur ii.
and black mounts, 4,'lu lin,. GA. "o
embrace every: i.ily desirable f.: De-;
rrS, Ayr','s or Premium purposes AID il,
sl"uld test orr prices and quality E
work. TIL" right parties can r"al'z" a
independence" in every lr"ality rs tal,':-
an agency for cur stretched and trarr.'
Chrn:nS. Particulars free. lllus,ra, ;
Catalogue ~; :"''' :pt Of stamp. Send Il"
- or > outfit Address
| I.LtTlliN ( co.
40 Washington ST.. Boston, Mas,
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We consider Col. VIM M. Levy's
opposition of the Louisiana Commits
ZION we'll worth careful and atten-
i've perusal. No matter what opin
ion other people may have as to the
agreements made by this commission,
they will be set at rest by the inter
aesting interview had with Col. Levy,
and published in this weeks issue of
The INDICATOR. No man had more
todo with the salvation of Louisiana
than Col. Levy, and his expose of the
inside workings will no doubt interest
ssefy one 10 Louisiana, if not in the
Union.
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Mr. Charles RI. Levy designs cstab-
,;shina near this city a first class es-
Enlistment for boiling and ki|n-dry
mo meal. We feel satisfied that Mr..
LEWIS enterprise will meet with the
encouragement it certainly deserves.
A large amount of meal is bought
from Western dealers. and we see no
reason why it should not be manu-
tactnred here, when it can be supplied
much cheaper.
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For Sale.

/ Corn Crushcr Carry-Log
| seat Carriage. Cotton Press.
Eagle Gin Stand, 10 saws.
Pratt Gin Stand, 10 saws,
Gri,t Mill complete.
Sets Running Gear for Gin Stands
and Mill.
Gin House, frame, in perfect order.
$685. feet with 70 feet gallery all around:
House AZ feet by II, with front and
rear gallery 70 feet wide, with / rooms
uM, 60 a'i,.nr.
Cotton Press. Compass.
For terms, apply TO }. A. n(C"l Il
NEAU JR., at NatclitocEes, or t" me- at
my S. ore on Cane River,
July7-2mo. J. J. \. PLAtC1E.
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Capt. George Hamilton, the genial
gent|emanly clerk of the Bart Able
has the INDICATORS whole soul
thanks for full files of city papers.
George, We thank thee, and thank
thee kindly.
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The old school Treasurers are in a
= ~ 1t were, all over the State.
.suse Trimble, ex.school treasurer
= Lincoln parish, and the new school
ssld dl'ier as'to the balance due the
aa0ol treasury, in the sum of three
ssosand and odd dollars. Our ad
- 70 the defaultipg school treasur.
~. - y % settle up as2near as couve-
I. = !. ana then plead the "agreement''
y The balance.
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The Jos. Henry building, corner of
Front, Jefferson and Tonline streets,
deserves passing notice as a public
improvement a least, The lower
story (brick) has been fitted up for
stores in splendid style, while the
upper floors have been fully repaired
and would make an attractive hotel
which, by the way, is much needed
here,
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Judge D. Picrson has appointed the
following named gentlemen the jury
commission for the parish of Natch',
toches Jos. Henry, J. A'phonSe
Prudhomme, J. F. Keegan and e. A.
Rullall.
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NOTICE..

Section No. ia, Of Act, No. 96 arpror-
ID .,;,ril 18th. 1877. provides: "Tllat it
>l,all be the duty OF :h. Presidents Of all
!'olirc Jurirs throughout the State, an
null|y in the month of September, to
Transmit to the Auditor Of Puh,it &C.
co,!r,su detailed report Of tn" condition
Of fac ra:ocAiaI affairs, giving >ta'"-
.:,anl OF he ,ate Of taNa;io'l. ill.,. a.,nln;
g: disbursements, and III" outstand' <
';Nht. if any,
rhv,,fn all persons: holding parish
j., .yiit ',luc>S Of amy kind, mus; present
the same to 4. l.. Lrine". Parish Treas
urrr for Registration before the LIST day
Of September next. as it will lot be re-
cci>ahyr in payment Of parish taxes IN
less 50 Registered
WM. PAYNE.
Jane o. President Police Jury.
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We notice the delivery Of very fine
shingles manufactured in this parish,
this is an enterprise that Tould no
doubt pay if properly managed
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CO\CORDIA.

VlDALIA, La, July 10th, 1877.
Editor indicator:
| wrote you some weeks past concern
ing affairs here, sine" which time we
have been relieved from all danger o.: an
OVERT, NV. and every thing at present
favors the production of abundant crops
The river is falling fast, ana We are hlrS-
srd with refreshing showers of rain snf
ticiently often t" keep the crops in a
Npurishirg condition. presume yon
ll,ve already heard of our Railroad lead
inc from Vidalia to Lake Concorlia, a
distance of about three miles. We also
have small steamer running the Lake
in connection with the railroad. l'r
need not be surprised to find within
few years. railroad communication be-
tween this and Your Red River country
Yours Respectfully,
ISADORE I.EMLE.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-07-21

0ur readers must excuse the snort
comincs of the VISDlCAToR for the
most two weeks. sickness and death
in our family must be our apology.