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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-03-07

The night sessions and political excite
mcnt left congressman Il pretty cross sci
of men toward the end, and there was ne
less than three rows during the lust "a
hours. First, Representative Glover OF
Missouri struck the correspondent, of :,
Baltimore paper in one of the rooms NJ
the capitol for something he had printed
about him; then Beverly Douglass of Vr
glnia was so drunk in the democratic eau
Gus, Saturday evening, that Chairman Lit
mar had to suppress him, which made
Douglass very mad, and after it was over
he pitched into Lamar so fiercely that tn,
latter might have shot him had not friend,
interferred; and, finally, on the floor O
the House, later in the night, Morrison O
Illinois having characterized as vciou,
affair land bill Page of California want
ed passed, the latter retorted that it was
not true, and Morrison seized him BY tn,
throat, when the bystanders separated
them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-03-07

Fold. but it is not improbable that Clark
son n. Potter, who, take him all IN i .ht
will be the most eligible Democrat IN .n y,
forty.6flh Congress, will be the coming
man In the Senate, Morton, Edmunds,
H I1Ir Blaine, Ferry and perhaps others ,
viii be candidates for the office of Presl-
"'P Resident elect Hayes has just arrived i've,
ond ia the Guest of Senator Sherman. Inc
~1I" and tumble fight for Office has al
ready commenced, and the boarding. I no'I iu
and restaurant business will be livery III
Washington.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-03-07

The proposed postmaster general
David NJ Key of Tennessee, was original.
ly opposed to secession but afterward.
fought as confederate brigadier. He
was from 1870 to 1875 a Judge, and wa.
appointed by the governor to fill Andrew
Johnsons place in the Senate. There he
took very liberal and statesmanlike
course and was voted for by the Tennessee
republicans this winter for senator. But
his democratic support was not large
enough to elect him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-03-07
A Gard.

In asmuch as complaint has been made
by members of the democratic party in
this town that the Reform Club was being
run by the republicans, and that its mem
bers did not deem it of note to insert Il no
tice of their oyster supper in the democrat.
ic paper printed ut Montpelier, [ wish to
state; First, the Reform Club of Calais is
the son of neither party nor sect, nor have
these words been mentioned during anv
meeting since its organization, and that
it is devoted to no cause except that OF
temperance.
Second, notice of the oyster supper
which took place Feb. l4th, was sent to
every newspaper office in Montpelier Feb
9th, appearing in due time in the Watch.
ma@ and FREEMAN. The reason of its
non-appearance in the ArguS these gen.
Llemen can ascertain at their convenience
Third, the members Of Clubs in adoin-
ing towns and all citizens in the vicinit,
are cordially invited and earnestlyrcquest.
ed to be present ut the free entertainment
given by the Calais Reform Club in their
hall on Thursday evening next.
+. w. AINSwORTH,
Chairman Tx. Com.
Calais, March, I, 1877.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-03-07

Latest advices Indicate that Russia is
not disposed to grant the term of probation
which the diplomatists are disposed to ask
as last resource for Turkey. The Gar
doubtless sees that it would be more dig
niied to back down completely than to
adopt subterfuge of that kind. Turkeys
defiant attitude seems to have worked in
the interest of peace.
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Close to the wiro-fence that scp,rato.
the diplomatic gallery from the serators'
private gallery sat II lady toward whom
every eye and opcra.glass in all tho mil.
ence w9re nnintaJ v!?,i' ;S -, '''' t'i1 "u"d-
how fast the infnrmaPt;or s,, wis., SuIl'tiSlhS
son to person that .there was M Mr. l'01n por-
the wife Of the now nros; I"S MS hayes
looking lady With n kinJIr I Gioo o. "A sooI'
dark hair, not sviish."6k in 'r0 "n" ihIG!l
dressed. She worn nn MI" MP yeV Iiehiy
,hr r 9'I II puncll ol Willto lace at her
dn ,v 49,, tiil .; 1IIieI was mass OF white
III WIS ana rlpoohs. She sat by and talk
LOOKING ' Ia5vI 9V,it'of 9nerman-a plain
children, II little boy and girl, ciambrrpd
c,,
"a "a. Connecticut ION accident insurance COM
pHnS mas declined to compensate two per-
IT. New London, on the ground that to en- :,
'lusI ones body TO IL traverse is wilfnI
anu reckless rlSking of life and limb.
Ex-Congressmau r. p poo,,,,
of Prnli o Wll be the private secretary
W ,, itFsl1ehI hayes. Lou Weir will be
I ml,l p0 the man OF honors at the White
'''0'0'
The Rulland L.,,5 .,
gagcmenI Of u; M'I Ir,' announces the en-,
FRESHMAN Cbarl@ as II i'' 1,, daughter OF Con
Crawford tn" W w. IL, Joyce to AIR. +, IL.
of the Cnicn~o T "9n,ns'Ga correspondent
red in WnsbiUg 1'm'9 60, ~, lhey Will be mar
-----------.-- ~" 0n '''o l=Ih'
The Missouri Legislature Monday r.,.s-
denunciatory of PresiIeUI i l'.l-lllas5ed as
was considerable ovn; inenC hayes There
sion. '''''''o'O anu confu-
The resignation Of Mr.. IIaves as co,,o,
nor of Ohio has been filed AMI i'' Uo ~
ernor Young has succeeded him. ''''''o''
i, Since Senator Burnside took 10 = or,,,
Ghlnchilla skull cap in the Senate c5 gray
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-03-07

ENTHUSIASTICALLY Zlchcus Cole 81
this town will be 81 years old the 9th Of
this month, (March) and has lived in the
same house since 1915, and it has never
had less than four inhabitants, and not n
death has occurred in it since he has lived
there. His wife is in her ninety third
year. They have lived together sixty-two
years, and have hal five children, all liy-
ing. lie is II silver platter by trade, but
Gun do any kind of mechanical work, and
even now will repair watches and jewelry.
Can see to read with ease, and his mind
shows no signs of old age. Reads II great
deal, and remembers what he reads. Has
worked nearly sixty years in the same
shop about l4XlG feet. Is a republican,
but not an active politician. He says he
is Il skeptc in religious matters, and be-
lieves that when we die that is the end of
us. He has arranged the inscriL ton 10
be put on his tombstone, (which reads
thus: Il have fulfilled the law OF nature,
and return to my .God-the elements from
whence came" lie says he has been a
skeptic ever since he was eight years old.
He is about medium size, and his health
is remarkably good, being able to work at
his trade nearly all the time. d.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-03-07

Senator Morrill, of Vermont is being
t'lked of for secretary of the navy. Bris-
tow is almost certain to be appointed to
the Supreme Court vacancy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-03-07

Justice Davis has announced his resir-
nation. The vacancy is to be filled by
Hayes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-03-07
I'll L RK h rs.
BOSTON MARKET.
reported and 5ettgrdphed s.rPreSSiytcl n, .,i,,6
Mountain Fireman..
BOSTON CATTLE \

AT cAABRI AND BRIGHT
For the 'reek ending Tuesday, March c, Isl
cutie. Sheep. Shotes. Hogs = na,,
E taii W week, 5 SatS .s5 6 90 3i9 =
One year ago, $40 1.l0l 20 $40 <
PRICEs.-Bee Cattie-EXLra Fat and heay, n.
MUM Oxen IS 000SS 2j first quality, - 75u,
10Y; second quality, 1913 ASSOC; lhir1 uaau.,.
5000 0f570 per 100 lbs, on total weight ii l,l
allow aud tressed beef, few choice singIg.i
So2j rs 30 Bulls, sc S475.
HoFEtng ofea.-Sl2j GIl5 per PAIR, or accgi
ing to their value as beef. steers, $s5dl2j
hIch COWs.-$30 1850; extra good sfiJSo
WIN or Wlthoutcalves, al may c agreed luil4
anu ordinary, SlS0S30; ycarlngA S1jO0d4OUU;
year olds, Si3.OOn3O.OOt 5.year Oils, S250Od 900
heep. Live weight 3Gj4c; extra, jiqGi G IA h
Iedt CdtreS-$O % 00JP mead.
+, oHQseS'-W h0lesale, OOd0Uc retail, O0aOOc T. b
Fa5 dogs, 14Uc v ID. Spring pigs OaOcc.
LMte"'-Bilglton ,6!c; country lots, GGGl4c r. II.
Gall SKINS, lOd l2c y h; Pets With wool on si2jf
Sl7j eacn. raIlow, SIC; country lots 5a5,.S
KsMARKs.mrherc was light run of cattle from
wees sac per ID being tho highest ngmes i0f
NUItleln oxen. The supply is largely Westem,
fellhS chiefly at 4bG6i4G per ID. + DudgesoIi
louf oxen, 10 dress l,45O lbs each at &c. rlcsSrI
WGieht j. u. Sargent sold thee oxen, To ,Icss
llluV lUs each, at DC, live weight; l.. Z. Tower s0M
TWO OK en- al &c, dressed weight; and Hathaway A
>Wlll sold forty steers, average l25O 6s az AZ III
PIy VI Nolthtln is mOdelate, as usual at this sea.
son OF me year L. Z Tower sold 80 sheen. aver.
aye 20 lOs, at 5Ac per lb, S. off. j. C. Sargent ,o
lnlty sheep, average 70 lbs, at 59lc NJ JoVre sn,i
~ sheep average 81 lbs, al SIC; r. L. French sold
GU A"'ep' weighing $500 lbs, al "a c per pound,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-03-07
BUSINESS

is somewhat better, and shows signs of
permanent improvement. Buyers from
all parts of the country are here, and
am happy TO say, are purchasing freely.
PIETRo.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-03-07

people m
again erl.
About
N1olloy's
Wedncsd.
an e3rnc.
harvest /
Of signcr
tllelnselvc
At the clio
ward and
friends, al
ter in the
being the
is laborins
n lecture
O'Clock.
The No
gave IN
evening I
their room.
rectiou Of
work t
ence was
which it v
was pres
she has u
and purity
glad to ha
had room
again sin
evening il
pelier pooI
II good llo
There is
ron Of WI
host of b
Shire and
the bird
Tocs llyjl
ocratic we
can lecci
dead roosl
After wint
In TINS bvll
the appr1;I
cleer Will,
receptivi,y
sender SO
there is or
find out OK
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-10-06
Immigration Convention.

At q Convention of the citizens of
Natchtoches parish, held at Phoenix
Hall on Saturday, September Goth,
1877.
Gen. p. A. Morse was elected Chair
man, aud Jas. II. Cosgrove Secretary
of the Convention.
Col. WIN. NJ. Levy eloquently ex-
planned the object of the meeting, and
submitted the following Resolution
Be it Resolved, That the citizens
of Natchitoches are in full accord
with the movement looking to the
encouragement of Immigration into
the parishes North Louisiana, and
heartily endorse the action of the
people of Caddo in calling a Convcn-
ton to assemble in the city of Shreve-
port on the 10th of October next, for
the purpose devising a proper plan to
accomplish this object.
Resolved further, That the Chair
man of this meeting appoint twenty
Delegates to represent the parish OF
Natchjtoches in said Convention.
Resolved, That the Chairman of
this meeting be added to the list of
Delegates, which was unanimously
adopted.
Wherenpon the Chair appointed
the following list of Delegates.
Joseph Henry, w. A. Ponder, J. H.
Cosgrove, NJ. H. Carver, G. F. Daw-
sou. w. H. Jack, J. Alt. Prulhomme,
Z. Chaplin, A. E. Lemee, Jacob Ki\e,
L. Chopin, VIM. Payne, W. B. Butler,
l.. Dupieis, D. Pierson. J. H. Hill, L.
Caspari, W. C. Ross, II. II. Hathorn,
W. NJ. Levy.
Judge Pietson moved that Com
mittee of three be appointed by the
Chair to compile dates and statistics
for the use of the Delegates. Carried
The Chair appointed as said Commit.
tee, L. Duplex, A. E. Lemee, and
Jos. p. johnson.
After q motion to publish the, pro.
ceedings in the Natchitoches Vindi-
Gator, the meeting adjourned:
P. A. MORSE,
JAS. H. CosGRovE, Chairman.
| Secretary.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

There are y great number Of persons
.u;no the VINDICATOR small amounts
Ooob which aggregate large sum. We
tone thew will come mp now and pay us,
s tor # will be great help. 1t is our in.
toation to enlarge the Jindicator and add
20 IFS worth every month. prorided zee get
aesuppoyt onr efforts Justify.
The indicator has been to the people
yatchitoches in their darkest hour, a
srm NJ outspokcn and fearless friend; if
tbsy are but grateful, let them each ana
svpry one support us with a mite; 1t
thew do not, then we will be palned t"
know that we have fought battle tor a
.eonle who so little deserved it.
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G. iR0MOS; finest }}''$ ${stk and id

&C. iR0MOS. finest TARGET Stock and id
the world. embracing over 100000
Chromos, Paintings and Choice Prints,
at our enlarged ART ROOMS. All the
new and popular subjects at rock-bot-
tom prices. The Falls Of the Rhine, size
20x2S romantic and grand; Scene OH
the Susquehanna, one Of the hits of the
season, size l9X27; Lake Lucerne, Swift
zerland, tie most beautiful lake in the
world; Isola Bella, a charming scene in
Northern Italy companion to the preco-
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riue, size I4x2o, in great demand; Old
Oaken Bucket, White Mountains, Niaga-
IA Falls, Newport, Saratoga, Gathering
Primroses, At the Sea Shore, Paddy in
Difficulty. Also Virgin Nesta, Snow
Storm, American Fruit, and other 2'x3O
subjects Floral Business Cards, Sunday
School Cards, Statuary, Notices, Black
ground Panels, etc Also the finest and
most complete assortment of 9xll ChrO-
mos, both on white mounts, blue line,
and black nio,tnts, gold line. Our stock
embraces everything desirable for Deal
ers, Agents or Premium purposes, and all
should test our prices and quality Of
work. The right parties can realize an
independence in every locality by taking
All agency for our stretched and framed
Chronlos Particulars free. Illustrated
Catalogue on receipt of stamp. Send for
SIS or S outfit. Address,
J. LATHAM g. CO.,
41g Washington St.. Boston, Mass.
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Due0urneau 4!

Dueourneau
Proclaims q war on hard times
and from the look Of the rush a,
his store, his victory over that
monster Of the fat Pocket Book is
assured, He signals his intention
to make the ladies buy "whethes
they will or no." because the goods
are 50 ''very beautiful and so aw-
full cheap"
MIR. Duconeau is truly a ladies
man, and has not forgotten them
IN his Fall purchases of 1877.
A full line of fine Dress Goods,
Laces, Hats, Ribbons, Shoes &c.,
son hand and marked down to
The very lowest figures. Don't
all to give this Ladies Bazaar a
call, early, before every thing is
gone.
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Not to be Forgotten

Not torbe Forgotten
BILLIARD & CAMPBELL, it must be
remembered, are fully determined not
to be ontdone by any merchant in
this section There Mr.. Billiard has
eclipsed himself this time, and pre-
aents q stock of general merchandise
unsurpassed, even in its minutest de-
tails. Nothing has been over looked,
and the demand for any style, quality
quantity Of goods will be prompt
lymet. As for prices, they assure
The public that hard pan has been
reached, and that they will convince
Any purchaser that he is going against
his own interest not to bny.
Their stand is corner of Front and
Washington Street, and a visit to the
establishment will he q treat even it
you don't buy.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUN'
CILOF NATCHITOCHES.

On Tuesday, the End day of October,
1877, the Mayor and City Council Of
Natchitoches, met at the Mayors office
at the hour of 7 0 clock p. III.
Present--C F. Dranguct, Mayor.
NJ. H. Carver, c. J. Smith, H NJ. Levy,
L. Caspari.
Absentee. w. Duncan
The minutes oflast meeting were read,
and on motion duly approved.
The city Collector submitted his report
for the month of September, 1877, which
report was examined and approved BIZ
the Finance Committee, as follows:
To amt of Taxes and Licenses collect
ed during the month Of Sept. $773;79
Or.
BY amt of Warrants this
day turned over to the
Board $G6,6O
10 per cent Com. OH $773,79 1881
Balance due Collector lSc.
The following account was examined
and approved by the Finance Committee,
and ordered to be paid, viz:
L. Caspari, 5000 allowed S62.2o
On motion and duly seconded, The fol-
lowing Ordinance was passed:
Be It ordained by the Mayor and City
Council Of Natchitoches, That the City
Tax Collector be hereby authorized to
receive City Warrants in payment Of
Taxes of 1875, and Licenses due for 1877,
from all persons who rendered to pay the
same before the first day of October,
1877.
On motion the Council adjourned I'M.
til its next regular meeting.
(Signed) c. F: DRANGUET,
Attest: Mayor
JN6 LArLAcE, Secretary.
A true copy:
JNo. LAPLACE, Secretary. :;
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LOOK HERE!

Onr old subscribers will confer help
if each one of them will secure ns at
least one rem .Snbsrridy, on or before the
15tb Of September Let them try, an''
in order to induce them we will send the
noner one year, through M oM subscriber
n n new one, for two dollars!
We will take pleasure in publishing
the old Subscriber and the names of the
new sent by him. Let us SO" who will
do hest for the OLD TRUE VINDICA-
TOp
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The Cincinnati Star

The Cincinnati STAR
The advertisement of this valuble
paper appears in the VINDlcAToR this
ssas. tits a journal fully abreast of
Wy times, filled with the choisest selec-
4sus 81 interesting matter and latest
s0'ld'doinss. The. Star is a valuable
Npet to all classes and its cheap price
WV y within the. reach Of the poorest
s'sef after knowledge. The subscrip.
a'n pf'ce of tue weekly is but one dol.
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$25 Reward.

r WILL pay the above reward for the
i arrest, or information that will lead
to the arrest, Of one GREEN CUMER-
LANDER, who made his escape from the
Natchitoches Jail on the 18th inst.
Said Cumeflander is a smutty black
man, about feet high, 80 years Of age,
weighs about l45 pounds, smooth face,
large eyes. His left foot is turned in q
perpendicular position, instep ont, walks
on his toes.
oh. BoULLT, JR.
Sept. 29-2i, Sheriff.
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Col. VIM. NJ. Levy, Mr.. A. E. L.
NEE, and j. II. CosgroRe, the Editor
If the INDICATOR. left to-day 70,
Shreveport, to attend the Immigra
ton Convention, October 10th. 4
large meeting was held here on Satnr
day last, at which Resolutions wer'
adopted and Delegates appointed
which will be found published in ful
elsewhere.
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st. Charles COLLEGE.
Grand COtean
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, tx

\ LITERARY and Commercial 1nsti-
"A: tuition with power Of comforting
Degrees, under the direction of Fathers
of the Society of Jesus, wherein, besides
d superior Education, pupils can obtain
practical information in Agriculture, Az
riculture and Engineering.
Session Opens October |, 1877.
For further I'M formation apply to Cath
olic Cleryymcn, or to Rev. Il. OLIVIER,
President of the College
Sept. l5-lm.
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Have you been to Manhien,s ?

Well don't fail to go-he is at
GRAND EcoRE, and the way he
Is selling cheap goods is a eau.
ton! Look at his advertisement
y aad DC in a hurry to get some Of
@e very cheapest bargains you
ever had!
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Our popular young Secretary of
State, Hon. w. A. Strong. left for
New Orleans IN the steamer Durfee
last Tuesday. Col. Strong has been
spending the Summer with bis rural
friends, and returns to his labors with
renewed health and vigor.
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We have several interesting
Communications which we will
publish next week.
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Escape of Prisoners
The prisoners confined in the Sabine
Darish iail, at Many, succeeded in es.
Gaming therefrom one day last week
some of the confined were under sem
tpnce, while others had been arrested
Oh late indictments.
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Caspari & Dietrich.

CaSpafl 4 Dletrlcn.
Mr.. L Caspari has returned
from a long visit to New Orleans,
which he made for the purpose of
repleniShing his stock Of general
Merchandise, and customers will
be pleased to know that he has,
as usual, laid in for their benefit
u Mammoth Supply of every line
of goods. 1t was our pleasure to
visit his palatial establishment
during the week, and the piles of
goods as we'll as the styles, at.
tract the eye, while the prices are
astoundiugly low! Wonderfully!
all say. Mr.. Cespari has not for.
gotten single class Of customers,
but has remembered their wants
and procured what his long expe-
rience tells him they most require.
The farmer, the mechanic, the
Iaborer, the rich and poor, and
last, but not least, the ladies, God
bless 'em, Will reallylmake money
by paying this house a visit. In
In order to meet the pleasure of
laboring people, his store will be
lighted at night with Gas, and at
tentive Clerks will be ready to
cheerfnlly attend their wants at
prices which defy competition.
The jury drawn by Commissioners
is published elsewhere. Que hun
dred and ten drawn, show one hum
dred and six whites and four blacks.
None but competent persons will
hereafter serve on juries.
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Cotton
The rnling price for cotton during
the week has been l0t cents per pound.
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Rain StOrm.--
Oar vicinity was visited by a heavy
rain storm on wednesday night last.
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NOTICE.;

NO41CGJs
Section No. 104, of Act. No. &c, APPROX
ed April goth, 1877, provides: THAT it
shall be the duty of the Presidents of all
Police Juries throughout the State, an
nually in the month of September, to
transmit to the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts detailed report of the condition
of the parochial affairs, giving a state
mcnt Of tho rate Of taxation, the amount
of disbursements, and the outstanding
debt, If any"
Therefore all persons holding parish
Indebtedness Of any kind, must present
the same to A. E. 1emee, Parish Treas
nrer, for Registration before the 1st day
Of September next, as it will not be re-
ceivablc in payment of parish taxes un-
less SO registered
VIM. PAYNE,
June %. President Police Jury.
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- T e ,

PAYNE-In this parish, October
1st, 1877, JOHN PAYNE, aged n years
and 10 months.
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Mae>v AQrGrti5
LIST OF JURORS.

List of Jurors drawn for the Deem
Der Term. 1877, of the 18th Judicial Dis
trict Court, i'll and for the Parish of
Natchitoches, State of Louisiana, in ac-
cOrdance with law.
First Week Of the Court,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-10-06
Cotton is coming in slowly.
Business is looking up a little.
rseape of Prisoners

Taxpayers are being stirred up.