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DR.. Townsend's Ok
ygenated Air will
purify the blood in
one-third tho time
Observation-Disclosures
remedy can. Why?
becausetoinhaleOx-
ygenated Airit goes
direct to the Lungs
and passes through
the tissues and
comes in direct con-
tact with the blood
as it is forced into
the Lungs by the ac-
ton of the heart. All
the blood inourveins
returns to the heart
every four minutes
II the blood Is good,
and forced from the
heart to the lungs,
and the moro Oxy-
gen you inhale into
the lungs the more
you purifythe blood
when Oxygen comes
in contact with the
impurities in the
blood 1t carbonizes
and burns, causing
the blood to be heat
ed so that 1t warns
every part of
the body, as 1t goes
on its revolutions
through the system.
If your blood ispure
you cannot be sick.
We drive Mercury
and allother impuri-
ties out ofthe blood.
We guaranteetO pu-
rifythe blOodin one
third the time of any
otherknown remedy
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-09

Can be cured. Why?
because we have
cured hundreds of
cases, some of them
being given over to
die by all physicians
of other schools of
practice. Consump-
ton Is n disease of
the Air passages and
over two-thirds of
the cases are caused
by Catarrh. We
guarantee a cure III
you will come in sea-
son.
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CONSUMPTION

DY SP PSIA w Z
CURE. Liver and Kid
neycomplaintsare efrec-
tually reached by Oxy-
genated Air.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-09

Thu OhTCEEO AnU NOFthW e9tern
Railway
Embraces under one management the great
trunk railway lines of the West and Northwest
and with Its numerous branches and connec-
lions, forms the shortest and quickest route be-
tween Chicago and all points in Illinois, Wis
consin, Northern Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa.
Nebraska, California and the western Terri
tories, Its
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-09

and for tin or iron has no equal, as It expands
by heat, contracts by cold, and never cracks
nor scales. Roots covered with Tar Sheathing
Felt can be made water-tight at a small ex-
pense, and preserved for many years. This
Slate Paint is
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-04-14

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A peddler
named Mccarthy was entlced oy
negroes, living near Boullt's PLAN
tation in this parish, into the
woods under a promise of a nights
entertainment, and robbed OF MS
mack Of goods aud money amount
Ing to a considerable sum: rms
was AZ a bold act committed as We
learn in broad day, in the evening
and near passing people on tnt
highway, it being Saturday. Inc IT
robbers, a negro man and woman
we're promptly arrested ant
brought to town on Monday o.
deputy sheriff Hartman. ~.
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SUCCESSION SALE.


Succession of G. c. Cunningham.
nv WRITE Of an order of thr H" ~;
parish Court of Natchitoches, l VIII t
sci, at public auction, at the door % '''
court house on s
Saturday, May 5th, l777'
the following real estate beloa n IT,, st
sa,d succession, viz: The South o 1 a."
"narter Of South East qn"rtrr OF 1 "s the
y y Tiownship 9, Range 8, known as ,, s~e
n"tlal place, containing 40 acres, '"" vi"
Nv i with all the buildings anu I'LL
prQtcments thereon.
Terms VI ' NJ ROPER.
,,.Ao,, 2,+1s Administrators
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spire the fear that he dGess not pos pos
sss, the backbone which ne w"S
Thought to have, and that lis ooaste"
determination to carry dat his views
ia too easily check matta by MS re- e.
luctance to contend against those "'
His Cabinet whose views DO no! as'.o
9th his. Louisiana has nothing 70
hone for from the President "l.lc; IT, 10
NOT dictated by Republican party IT,, ,"u
terest Her only safeguard Is III ."e
strong arms aud untlihch'"s "1' f,r
m;nation of her sons to co"te"o ~
her rights against all odds.
Onr Parish Court held its first scs.
t;on (s,nce the election) the past "te n;
Same of our fun loving ho-hoy;s ia"
been poking fun at judge Burr oy , III"
o o;.;"a nnr.nns to come to the monkey
show this coutt). A c""Slue'%' az
number of persons were p'ese"Iv ,w w.
cnurt or rather came t" the sl'"M :,
several of whom paid conS''r r y
more than the usual entrance 'e. IS &c
the way of a fine for c'n's% ip''ch-
conrt, incurred by talking and laugh a.
inc in court. The laugh is now on ~. ~
= ;nive's side aud he is Determined; ~
= ,maintaip the dignity of his p" ''sI"r',
4 This. his first; vas the ""S' ''"e'
!, court ever held In the parish. 49, +,,,
~ it's currently rumored mere w." ~,
- - Mr.. Brown has notified the Pac ,>'' ;
- Legislature that If he is wa =; ,%.t pS fn
X he will return to it. no" IS ''"' ~
T. '"s Wanv ,fyour readers will dono'l les
y M ino. McGee, more com u "'l
n" " known as ,radins Nc, VINO . .har s sn'
=. srai years ago. An only ot"'" W.. ,nc7
81 v v;~es him commonly, known as o"c,
~ Inc who is now abont 10 years o.
IT. and has recently become a 'aV.' ~
y maiac. His relatives are making ~
3, necessary preparations to take III
of to the asylum. ala, ~ w,
NV t,,brrh an occasional death reml"
ter the Survivors that we are m"''''s I"
ax liable at any time to be called on
art render our final account. Mrs. Y:
nv HINT died a few days since, ieaS'
' or d'% or,s e f,mily to mourn her loss;
inc will Before long give t" your t te""
nj a description Of the landS; s''y"'
uty &C.. of Vernon, and as 500" as as, 1 =.
';;,ii T >'n,,;n tha necessary data will g.
an short, biographical sketch OF Of
,elI men who were the pioneers q .: Il,
nv territory from which the parish III
I've formed and WHO attained any POI
ems. cal notoriety. vrnxo,
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SAERIFF'S SALE.

oAAAA~'
Tere1ice Chaler District Court
A0 va Parish Of Match
Mrs. Aurofs NJ Hy"ms' i'0ohe;SS T. s,9s.
NV virtue a writ of seizure and sale
X in the above entitled and numbered
a ~ and to me directed, I have seized
e onS viii offer for sale to the last ana
HIGHEST bidder at the door Of the ; Coai-
house in the city and sh Of Naton'-
toches, on
Saturday, 21st day of April 1877;
the following described property, to' WI
A certain tract of land, together wiz. WIFI.
all the buildings and improvemeu nd
thereon, containing four hundred anu l'
forty arpents more Of less, s'toaT I; ".
the west bank of Little or Athao RIVER
IN the Parish of Natchitoches' bcunoe -
ahcve by lands formerly belonging u
W;otor Rachal, below by lands o
Ei;zee Racial. in the, rear by lands y
+. r, Racial and D. r. Carroll, IN iro"
i. Nv said Little or Athao River
y Terms Of Sale:
Il CASH, with tho benefit q 'ppra'st
men'' NJ. +. BATES,
u ,.,7. +ds. Sheriff.
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A challenge is offered to any one {,
clio can Produce regular case OF
tnrn;d liver that will not snccumo I"
Wv tHe influence of Simmons Liver Reg
nlator, The cures on record are 50 81,
numerous that tho prcprietors fee'
thot tho evidence of its curative ell
facts cannot be questioned:
~ have used your medicine 10 my
family. and have taken pleasure II
Recommending 1t as an excellent rel"
edy for the regn'atio" OF the .'ve; =, :,
rD,TOR ASHLAND (OHl0) TIMES
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PARISH Of %p eIf r. Giss;77.}

Mr.. EditoI
When I wrote you last the fortunes t'!s
If Louisiana seemed to be trem"!"s
in the balance in the President's m'no'
or rather between his prejadlee 'o o.
" wards the South, and the dictates OF
DoIicy, tue one famed by the extlem,
lists 81 bis party, the other prom29'Ssu u
by a desire to cover up the iraqa ny
which he was foisted into the fres.
idential chair: The last mail orloes
the news that the President hae oeen
driven from Ills position the r., re-
nnovsl Of tho troops from New UT.
leans, By the fear ofa split 10 MI
Cabinet, into tue measure of sendlne
Id Commission to Louisiana. fo
what purpose the Commission IS q
| be sent we are not informed; out are
J left On the ragged edge of conjecture
t The above facts prove that the "a
! binet ppssesses the power to oriv
I'M. Hayes from one position IN u
announced Southern policy, ana u
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iu0IcIAI ADVERTISEMENTS
CONSTABLE SALE.

CONSTABLE SALE.
Bluo""r'" " No. 2.6.
Samuel Hynes. , :,
ny VIRTUE Of writ Of Fl Fa; ' ssit and nd
b the above entitled and 3a1,Ser rel; s "sr for
to me hays ss.ned h aaa at the door
ss' ~ ~ house in the city of Nachltoches
Oil Saturday April %, 1877,
the following described property !o,Tis s.ats
'D One Three Spring Hack with douol0 S'"''
| TERMS OF SALE:
cAsH-with the benefit Of appraisement'
April IA, ids. Cohs'"o'e LAW
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sntu,vluu the l4th day of Ap'i'' 1877
al, the personal property of said deceased '.Sea
consisting Of one Bookwaltet '" Gsan'
household furniture, horses c'ws, G H..
wagon. medicine, books wa'cn'' 0'~ ~
tol and gun, etc, etc.
Terms o' '''' NJ. f. ROPER.
March 3!-tls. Aolh'n''''''
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The first birth registry in this
.uarish bears date AID, 1724; one
hundred and fifty three years ago.

We we're pleased to meet Mr.
s. Marx, ofNew Orleans, who Wis
tied our sanctum during the week.
Mr.. Marx visited our city, in his
Official capacity, as Vice. President
Grand Lodge Ynai Birth, to ia:
stall the officers Of the B'nai Birth
lodge here. 'a~.Es r.'.fl A'. ~.'' .
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EXTENSIVE SELL OUT.

,rrc1a Sam sold his constitution
O'c'0 '"" ' For IA Amendments.
II. 9 Grant snapped Sam Tilden ~
" . '" For Hayes and Casey.
HAYES swapped Packard tor N'cho'lS'
chamberlain sold his tax collectors
O"s'"'' To Wade Hampton.
po,lora gave the State House as a dom
1 "'"''' alton Mortis Cause TO
Francis T. Nichols.
,,ooh 4. sold hisi stock Of goods, wood
'"'o' 49, ' var,l and ware house
business to Joseph N.
Wolfson.
| Tn retiring from the trade have oee1 ,
IN for the last 81 years, in this parish, !.
desire to express nv thanks to my '. re ~.
and customers and commend them 10 tut
! nav 6fn who purchases my stock aH W..
fSVe the facilities required 70 supp!
'"0'' " JACOB A. WOLFSON.
Gr.ppe's Bluff March 5, 1877. -.
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The Bart Able arrived at Grand

The Bart Able arrived at Grand
Ecore early Tuesday morning with
8 fair freight, We see that she
i not carrying in large trips and
ore quite sorry to know It. How :
ever Capt. Dick siunots is . man
not 10 be discouraged and will yet
convince the most sseptisal, that
he deserves their cordial seaport
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It's our pleasure to announce
the rapid improvement Of Mr. e. L.
walmsley from the recent ana l., Sc
rious injuries sustained by MN
H;s condition for a week or more
vas ouite critical and grave ap'
nrehensious were for a time enter
tanned of his recovery IL Will "
q matter of great congratu'atlo'
among our people to know tina
he is now rapidly recovering
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The stand Of corn is said by our
n,anters to be the very best they
have ever yet had, and We sincere ,
" hone that they have increased
the acreage planted.
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Messrs. J. H. Hill and b. ?.
c,allieu report the prospects for
erops as very fla,tering in their then
sections. Mr.. NJ. Hertzog is, also'
enthusiastic over the outlook in
the Cloutierville neishborho &C
These gentlemen are 'eao'"s
citizens aud their statements arr
entitled to full credit.
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Maj. L. N. Lane, tax collector o'
this parish arrived home on n; the
Bart Able, Tuesday, and will as
sumo the duties Of his office in a
few days.
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LOST OR STOLEN.

ONE LARGE bay mare, with Texas
brand on the left shoulder, having the
two hind feet white. A!so' two Creo .s
i bav mares. branded ID. Two cows IS
, p"S A, G.. and counter branded A, Z
and oman many other cattle branded ID.
anu s s le reward will be paid to tn
| finder. H. ~ n",
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s0rrv advertisements.
Grand Ec0re
WAREHOUSE.

VIM, FRENCH, Proprietor.
purchashel Tic business OF
Ch,wbcfs l. larhee at this point
IL Il U snc;;rwi their services, l AM prrlar,
az" ai' to store and forward promptly all
f f,.; ;% and cotton consigned to my care.
Rates of storage in future Will Dc az
''' T;ftrru Cents per ljarrel for freishts.
Thirty-dvo Ceiits per h"le ,, for C"tto"'
,rLO Off
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Judte y. Pierson returned home
from Mansfield on Monday and
went down to New Orleans on
tuesday, making but a short stay
with US.
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"a Possible, that one will be % SO SO
foolish to suffer from Catarrh' COM
in the Head, bad Smells in Nose ana
n Thrnot. when by this new antiseP,lc
t"rr1 eennff, you can he cured. n Trial
Boxes, by mail, only 50 cts' A., l'F' o.
u Mel can, 3l4 St. Louis, Mo-
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of G.. @. Cunningham
ny VIRTUE Of an order Of the Hon
kp.rish Court, Parish Of Natchltocaes!!
there will be sold ut public auction, al
the the late residence Of DR., G. y CUNNING
ham, decd, on 1884, ~'+
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The. railroads. working its way
through the parish rapidly. The
grading hands are now at ~olk
This side Of Proveusal lake, some
ten miles from town.
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Notice..

WOULD notify my friends and the
nnh,ic generally that ! am now prepared
!" furnish them PURE milk at forty
'eT IT viii be brought to them at tne, 1I
doors and can also be ,GrocurN Az + t'e
t time Of the day by sending. over to the
Tauzin place, opposite town. x o.r
Parties desiring to patron'ze; me '""
nroctte tickets from ne At any ;XrS sIHei
Feb. 8 ~. LEU N""D1''
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF's SALE. !
o. captt'art'n' PARISH Na Iebit; st.''
Hyp. Busrd. No. 1919. =.
nv VIRTUE of writ of Fl. IA. 'ssne9
+ in the above entitled and numbered n
suit, and to me directed, viii oifet I iSa
sale to the last and highest bidder at tne
door of the courthouse, in the CITY ol
NatchitUches, on
Saturday, Apra 18th, 1877,
the following described property to VIII
One bale Of cotton.
Terms Of Sale.
i CASH; with benefit of spRra'se menu n,
r.,h q -,as Sheriff.
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81. MwhaeIS Convent,
FOUNDED IN 1925.
,rnder fine Direction Of the Religious o
the Society Of the Sacred Heart
ST. JAMES PARISH; LA.

,r,u1s 1nst;tiition is PLEASANTLY s'tnatc ra
or the Mississippi h'ver, apo": w.
miles above New Orleans Inc o"'r"; re
, "re SPACIOUS and we'll ventilated: IL at 10
aim Of the Religious conducting II, - ~
l ", til their pupils thorough anu az,
complished education. olmPll'',;fE ,,o;r
ar"ss 10 enforced by the rules: ihsl.
leIt Ia the object Of untiring s"lic'tnoe
"u1 in sickness, they are atfcctiohate'l
and constantly attended to-. ,:,oa
''', 'r,,o scholastic year, which is dlVl"e'
y 49, t,yo sessions of five months eac",
r NV" "n Wv" on tho first Wednesday OF
b October and terminates IN the las' "o0"
Of the following July.
Terms for the Scholastic Years
" p,y,h,e in current funds, and always III
Advance.
>. Entrance Fee, (but onc8) -, ~
- n nner', With tuition In English and ,oc
French '.sg-. &C
o Tooks and Stationery 4
Doctors Fee
-, Summer Baths s
red i Use Of Piano or Harp :
4 tUa Drawing :. >,c>n AurrA and
VI Septemberl .:,,o on
pnnils are admit ed At any t'me, an
.,arard only from the date OF cntranI !;
n" deduction is made for pupil W. ":
vit: NV r'ov he withdrawn before the exp'ratl'
Of the Session, unless it be on acco"
OF S Sl'H narticu,ar dress is required, e
1t. oa m On Sundays and Thursdays, WI
I ;S War;no il worn in winter, and
if. o,"o mink lawn, aud occasional
. white jaconet or Nainsook. H., III,
Zach nupil should he provided VIII
, n"'n rrhite and a pink dress; VII
curt, lain Bobbinet veil, two ana q ha1.
latch p sana p"rds long, according to the size
o,os the young lady; olack ,,ppI iH." aarme,
9i1S. ,eil, twelve changes oi """ ",, s"j a'n
sale twelve pairs Of hose. a dczen nh ;"& q;
bersd or two dozen pocket handkercn'eass, q
seized Iarca napkins, eight towels, Twelve e,
and ,ars ak night gowns, four pairs I" sni
Conr- foot tub, toilet box, work ooA, go'
atchl- table knife. fork and spoon 'Wo
''t Markets. three pairs OF Sheets I
,,1, ~ ond half wards long, two and a
'' WIDE: d mnsquitd.bar Of white = net ''e
o-wit :: two yards long, the top TO oe an I'VE e
eu,eutr i S;ut;,t lv marked with the numbe
d and signed. 49,. u>o;r children
ted on Parents wishing their en'u'0n
River, furnished with clothing; etc.; ar
ounded nected to deposit with the 1fe'
ling to funds for the purpose: .+;,n q
.nds of Pnuils of every denomnra'lon q
inds Of on;r "f 70 assist at the public exerc
in front qs,; .i;S further influence IS ev
ercised over their conV'ctlon' VI
grave point. o., .,hor nract
Ouraise- to Sundays and THURSDAYS a sI;a,
be made only by parents, guar "nti
heriff. BY such as have power to DO :; So an,
- Epistolary correspondence - ''>
inspection. s,,4hor porti
H.. > .nrIv 70 or address the MOTH
y"""s' EEHR} St. Michaeps Convent.
the Hon. r tin q tpn,nI;RSINE, 40 Gravier
hitoches, ''"' M Orleans, or
ction, at ARD n u CARVER, Eatehitocl
Cunning 10 Hn"nt rs. -. -. .>'--~: :, May
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A. /. Bretel, Esq, is the reg
ular collecting agent for the V"'
aientor from this date.
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The health of the country con,
times good. Some few cases OF
ma isles in town.
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NOTICE..
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish, Of Sabine. !

STXTE OF IOV7o1'', :
Parish, of Sabine. !
4 vCRlCUS V. CARTER, Adn"n'sHtra-
n tor of the succession OF Hat, ,:a t;,.,
ter having filed in this office ms , ''''a'
account Of administration, NOTICE ~ :, 70
Nv piyen to MI. whom it may c2'lc r 3," W.
fiie their orpos'tiors thereto IN LEI, ""sI
',therwier tie SAME will be homol"Sa'eo'
This Goth March, 1871, a,n,ry
Clerk Dist. Court.
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Work on Washington street,
uh;ch was we'll nigh impossible
for some time past IS go'ns
on briskly. The manner in "h'en
it v' is being done assures us that the
s+roo+ will be one of the best gr"'
Ied in the city,
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viii not Mr.. Hutsoh take hold
If the Grand Ecore road' We
tb;ok he could make its repairs a
.s,ncess If he would get merchants
and the city interested in cash
subscriptions sub and have the carriers
,,;ve the time of themselves, mules
and wagons for a week Or so. Ine
" a;tv should give 5000 and the
S business people as much more,
sunuose you try it, Mr.. Hutson
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THE NEW STAND:
fl. Perrin,
6R St. Denis Street.

o.+ o,a cnGNAC BRANDY, Purest
WHISTLES, First-class VINES Import
ID and Domestic CIGARS and the
,o..r Reer EMPORIUM Of the City.
6. 1ou;s and Milwaukee, creamy beer on
t t"n Drink and grow fat ana never
'ap' ~ A. PERRIN.
forget ~
Feb a. If
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nu,s1's GARDEN sEEBs.

4 FULL supply will he on han"s'on ;
a also onion sets and early rose p"ta'"e'
Jan. 13-tf. ). C.'fhlC't''''
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J, 4. DUccuRNAu,

Corner FRONT AND vi ONcAA ~'
Natchitoches, La.
UEEps CONSTANTLY o" hand aas
n complete assortment ~ ,, D"r
GOODS, SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING
etc., consisting iu part Of:
FANCY GOODS, n,a,v
PRINTS. BLEACHED AND
BROWN COTrO\S,
LINEN LAWNS;
COTTON AIDES,
TlCKlNGS,
PLAID
OsNABURGS,
CAsStMERES,
BLACK GOODS,
RIBBONS,
, IRISH LINENS,
+ WHITE GOODS
HOSIERY,
Trimmings Of all Kind,
i PLANTERS LINENS, ,, n,s
<. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
CROCkERY
10 AND
20 CHINA WARE;
90 FRENCH
90 BLACKlNG
t i, MOTIONS;
On HATS,
" SHOES AND
CLOTHING.
v Also full line Of Gent!em ZEN "'"'
l. 4 FULD ASSORTMENT
LADIES' HATS
the SILKS PARAsOLS.
red FI>HiNG LINES
rty AND HOOKS,
POCKET KNlVE'
heir TOILET SOAP,
any PERFUMER1ES
the STATIONAR
can n1,THE ABOVE AT BOTTOM PRICE
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9asish. !; aud City,

n,. sound OF the hammer is
hoard once more.
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penorts from over Spanish lake
represent the condition OF inc
erous as superb. People are at
work with a will and the pros:
nscts for good yield Of corn and
cotton are quite hattering'
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Special Correspondence to the Vind''s'0r'
News from Our Friends
NATCHITOCHES;
NArclrocAEs PARISH,
April 3, 1877. )

Dear Vindicdt0r
The time draws near when we may
confidently expect that the hopes heId
out to the blossoms, may oe se" ,
in the fruit, aud dewberry wine nav
INV fnnnd favor with some OF your
"'trnns I will send Il recipe, that all
,"In wish may make and enjoy. Per-
hans if there be any doubts as to ITS
' merits as a domestic beverage, MS
%nnor the present Mayor OF ~ coulu
ha induced to testify to its qualities
l You must permit me to use the Prlv
D l"" " NJ my sex, and criticize little
bit the hijou Bills of Fare you u, nave
4 been giving us in the Farmers co'u;" o
they are no doubt extremely n,;.'
and we'll suited to tempt the appe'1le
G " "t the Bulls and Bears Of Wall street; :;
e ,'hose nletLoric purses can command
y the New York markets, where every
L. Injury of earth, air ana sea, eau w." "d
t f,nni.. But for Us, Impoverished
awellers of the country, so far from
# the sea board that our oysters eau
~ only be had in cans, and we nav, nav"
ne studed crabs made out OF ca"nea looS u,
~ I Toy and where the market is the p"r,'
~ w., and corn crib, why, it IS '''tl
Gu o ,"n,,,;z;nc to read about such unat
he ta;nahls delicacies. Then when 70.
ra- b.. t,as we should get up sncn a1.,
al" "h'I nh, it Is cruel The names :. :.
Ia some Of the articles used are f"re'e
''o ~ most Of ~, to say nothing ab'
We t h taste. As well might you rec""
a a mend Salm of Nightingale tongue
100 O, a Monkey ragout, or an ome'e'
nus OSTRICH eggs, as some of the nnatta''
ash able dainties published in the Ne Ne
ors Work. World. Would it not be oett'
to encourage native talent, and COZ
lies our Southern housekeepers TO mp"
rhe their treasured culinary secrets' i'a'
80, ded down from mother to dauShtt
'he and IN many instances never .av'
ore. been written, but communicated OK
N ? ". Always bearing in MUD our sc Iay;
resources, and limited MEANS "
oka a little industry, we can raise
" abundance Of poultry, and % w
the sunnlied with eggs. | sent 10
e at city friends few days since, 'T he
,os dozen eggs, all laid by my own ne
'Ios, Also Quantity Of butter equally qua. y,
ana culden III hue as Goshen oot al
mt Of the same flavor. Our cows
S"me kind of weed that spo'ls
oncn taste Of the milk and butter u
-, ~ nv little venture in the cause Oh
Y. H. movement in our tables an" l"
/ Sc nav lure from its seclusi"n some a
him pen, to continue tho su'Jec' "
more '''"'' A PLANTERS WIZ
ap- VERNON.
inter-. VERNON PARISH
al no March %, 1871