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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-08-18
Established in 1856

HAVING numerous Agencies from
Ii leading manufacturers Of the North
and West and doing Ill OUT business cx-
clusivcly on commission, purchasers will
always obtain the benefit Of reduction
IN prices made by the houses we repre-.
sent, and all Machinery will be sold at
manufacturers prices.
Tho large stock and variety of Ma
chinery in the United States Is kept on
sale at our warehouses and stores. Strt-
man 4 Co.'s, Steam Engines, Boilers
Saw Mills, Cotton Presses, Newell Cot
ton Screws, Draining Machines, Hang
crs, Couplings, Pullrys, Steam Pumps
and Machinery Of all kinds.
Victor Sugar Mills, Cooks Evapora-
tors, Staub's Queen of the South Corn
Mills Amrs' Portable Engines, Saw Mills,
Sugar Kettles Knowles Steam Pumps,
Eagle Cotton Gins, Newell Cotton Screws,
Brooks Cotton Presses, Inscrsoll Cotton
Presses, Planters Cotton Presses, Harris
Cotton Presses, Reynolds Cotton Presses,
Norhit'S Cotton Presses, Hay Presses,
Saws Of all kinds, Gas Pipe, Wood
Working Machinery, Beating, Shnylc
Machines, Steam Gauges, Mowers and
Rrapr1s, and PLANTATION and SAW
MILL MACHINERY or ALL KINDS,
at lowest cash prices. Send for dcscrip-
tive circulars.
W. L. CUSHING, New Orleans,
W. L. CUSHIN & MOORE,
Galveston.
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SOUTHERN NEWS,

Gov. Stone, of Mississippi, is a ma
tive of Gibson county, Tenn.
The fish in the Mississippi river,
uear Vicksburg, are dying in large
Numbers.
The Editorial and Press Associa-
ton of Texas meets at Fort Worth on
the 4th of September.
The State volunteer cavalry at
Charleston, s. c., are to be armed
with the Peabody carbiDes.
There is no doctor within thirty
miles Of Fort Mason, Orange county,
and they say they don't want one.
The Jail at Houston, Texas, is con-
sidered such an insecure prison that
all the prisoners are kept in irons.
The colored of Cincinnati are maxi
ing a strong effort to raise $4,000 to
endow Central Tennessee College.
Terrebonne, La, boasts of an old
vcteron of Napoleon's army, B. Liue-
au uy ronc, aged ninety five. He is
a member of the Legion of Honor.
The little town of Greenville,
Washington county, Miss, the othe,
day voted q town subscription of
$4,000 to the Greenville and Deer
Creek railroad.
Ed. Mayes, son-in-1aw of l.. Q, G.
Lamar, has been appointed to and
accepted the proftssorship of law in
the State University at Oxford, Miss.
Pender county, N. e., after an ex-
citing election rs to the county seat,
has chosen Burgaw by two hundred
and eighteen majority over South
Washington.
Gov. Vance delivered his lecture
on "The Scattered Natlon' in the
courthouse at Ashevile, a few even
lngs ago, for the benefit of the Pres
byteriau church.
The work of building locks on the
Muscle Shoals canal has not ye
commenced, owing to failure on the
part of the bidders for the contrac
failing to comply with the terms.
Mr.. C. B. Edwards, Of Raleigh, n
c., caught in half days fishing a
Beaufort, this week, ll9 blue fish an(
five Spanish mackerel. The ia LAYER
aged in weight two and a halfponndI
each.
The paragraph in the Savannah
'(Ga.) News that Will S. Hays, 'h'
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News in Brief.
DOMESTIC.

DOMEollC'p
Col. Gibbon, with 200 men fought
joseph and his Indians in Oregon.
The Indians chad the best (?) guns"
again-1Ioward "not up" and Glib
bon lost I officers and so men.
Murtagh, Editor of the Washington
National Republican Radical), was
cowhided by Jas. R. Whcatley, of
Va, on Monday last.
Fifteen Mexicans raided upon Rio
Grande City, shot Judge Cox aud the
Tailor, released two outlaws and fled
back to Mexico.
Blaine failed to get a condemna-
ton of the Presidents policy, social
ed, from the Maine Convention, bur
the President failed to be endored.
George Sheridan has been removed
from the Postal Service.
Edward Fulton, ex-Kellogg Tax
Collector, and Laun, of the firm of
Carr g. Laun, are both in hoe. One
for robbing the State Of 100000 and
the other for private pcculation to
the amount of $4,000. Both these
flights" are loyal Radicals, and be-
long to the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION.
Holiday was nominated by the
Democrats of Virginia for Governor,
and Walker for 1t. Governor.
Louisville Democrats were beaten
in the election by the workingmen' 5
party. The State went heavily Dem
ocratic.
No Republican ticket i'll the field in
Mississippi.
Democrats carried Selma, Ala, a
Radical stronghold, by large ma
jority.
The State School Board of this
State has adopted text books for pub.
lie schools.
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PARISH AND CITY NEWS
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

There are . great number of persons
wind the NlNDICAToR small amounts
Zach, which aggregate large sum. We
hone they will come mp now aud pay us,
far far It will be q great help. 1t is our in,
tention to enlarge the indicator and add
W lis worth every month, worid'd ~" JFf
Nssnpport our efforts Justify.
The Tndicai"r has been to the people
ofNatchitochcs i'll their darkest hour, a
a. Srm outspokcn and fearless friend; if
they are but grateful, let them each and
avery one support rs with mite ; II
thew do not, then we will be panied to
know that we have fought q battle for a
npople who SO little deserved it.
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LOOK HERE!

Our old subscribers will confer help
if leach one of them will secure us at
least one npw Subscriber, on or before the
18th Of September. Let them try, and
in order TO inG,lce them we will send the
napcr one year, through an old subscriber
TO . new one, for two dollars!
We will take pleasure in publishing
the oil Subscriber and the names OF the
new sent by him. Let ns see who will
do best for the OLD TRUE V1NDlCA-
TOR
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FOREIGN,

Russian positions are yet safe. The
line from the Danube to the Balkans
is held by 10000 Russian troops.
Russians are beginning to suffer 10
health from hard marching. Gastric
fever has broken out among the Of
fcers. Grand Duke Nicholas will
take supreme command ofthc attack
on Plevna. He is to be re. enforced by
100000 men. The weather in Tur.
key has been heavy and rainy. Greece
marches on to the war.
The report Off severe defeat Of the
Russians at Tirnova originated in the
repulse of small Russian force by
Osman Pasha's troops at Lovatz, on
the river Osmo, a few miles south
east of the Turkish Notifications at
Plevna.
The Russians have massed 10000
troops around Plevna, preparatory to
another attack, which owing to the
strength of the Turkish position,
must be a bloody one. The river Vid
protects the town in the rear, while
clusters Of hills embrace it on the
east, affording every natural adyap-
tage for earthworks, and the Turks
have fully availed themselves of the
fortunate topography.
1t is probable that the Egyptian
troops furnished by the Khedi We for
the Sultan's Danubian campaign will
be required at home, as King John, OF
Abyssinia, threatens to invade Egypt
in force. King John is a ferocious
semi barbarian, with whom it will
not do to triae or oppose with hall
meas ures. The result of the Egyp.
tian campaign against him last yeal
was sufficiently disastrous to suggest
the idea that an Abyssinian invasion
of Egypt means some bloody work
King 10 I'm is remorseless in his bad
treatment of prisoners; and his army
is well-trained and well-armed and
equipped.
The Austrian Minister of Finance,
on being questioned by a correspond
ent as to the attitude of Austria in the
event of 4 Servian declaration of war
said: "Somc weeks ago l would have
emphatically replied that we should
occupy Scrvla, but now Austria may
allow that principally her freedom
of action"
The annual CONSUMPTION due at END
Of year is being carried out in the Pol
ISL provinces of Russia.
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~r-...~ - ,., -. .-

author Of "Nolic Darling" is in Aug
usta, Ga, is not credited by his
friends who meet him every day in
Louisville. There is bnt enc Will S.
Hays.
hr|rll comfy, y. G.. wants fence
law, Il dog law. and a law authorizing
l'".lrIl and Roam county Boards of
Commissioners to use convict labor
to clean ont and ditch Third and
Fourth creeks to the ladkin river.
The black birds and rarcoons, and
even bears, arc committing dcprcda.
lnns on the corn crop III the back
fields of Tcrrcbonnc, I.a., especially
along Bayou Black. Several plant
crs ale deviS;ng means of preventing
this. Among others, Mr.. II. c Minor,
who has smearvd tar all around his
field, believing that the ordor of tar
would drive away these destroying
animals.
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RED RIVER is extremely low from
this out, so low indeed as to render
navigation extremely difficult, and
then it continues to fall! Notwith-
standing all this, we do not charge
the low water to Tones Bayou, as our
confreres of the Times do. Tones
Bayou has had every thing to bear -;
has had numerous things thrown at
it, logs, dirt, newspaper squibs, and
about $4,000 in government green
backs, but this last onslaught of the
Shreveport Times River man, is too
much. We wonld rather say that the
current has not had time to cut out a
channel through the sandbars, and
the low water navigation will be
much better in a month from this,
than at present, if the body of the
water continues to fall.
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CAMprE.-This village situated on
Red River, ten miles from Natchito-
ches and in our parish, is steadily i'm
proving. New stores have been built
while others are in course of erection.
Merchants there do a large business,
and the shipments from that point
are of some Importance. Nestled on
the red banks of Red river with green
fields on either side and in rear of it,
the white buildings present quite a
picturesque appearance. The inhab-
itants are thrifty and enterprising
ana certainly deserve applause tol
building so neat a town.
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Johnston e. Knutson, our Photo
friends, we hope will remain yet an
other week. People are just begin
ing to find out the superior excellence
Of their work ; for in truth, no city
Artist can excel them. If you don't
believe it, just try them, for they
guarantee their work. Prices to suit
the times.
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ID L Il ID ,

HOLMES-At the residence of his
brother, Willis Holmes, in this city on
Monday morning, at fifteen minutes past
- o'clock a. m, MANLY HOLMES ESQ,
aged % years.
"Death loves a shining mark for
Manly Holmes was one OF our best and
most intelligent young men. A native OF
Louisiana, possessing rare virtue and in
trlIigencr, his beloved State, now in the
morn Of her glory, can but lily spare
such manhood.
4 friend and acquaintance of but a
few years, still we admired his manhood
and loved him dearly. God rest his soul
in peace.
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For Sale.

| Corn CruShrr. l Carry-Log.
6 scat Carriage. Cotton Press.
Eagle Gin Stand, 10 saws.
Pratt Gin Stand, 10 saws.
| Grist Mill complete.
3scts Running Gear for Gin Stands
and Mill.
l Gin House, frame, in perfect order,
40x93 feet with II feet gallery all around.
Honsc 4S feet by 81, with front and
rear gallery II feet wide. with 4 rooms
and corridor.
Cotton Press. Compass.
For terms, apply TO J. A. DCCOUR-
NEAC JE., at Natchitoches, or to me at
my store on Cane River,
July7-2mO. j. J. 4. PLAUCHE.
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sugar machinery and will haze no draw
backs to contend with. sir t,>ni!.. ;,
authorized to make terms lui i.j.,..;..
c0nnt to merchants.
BLIMYER MANCFACTi uNT ~
1 MES Portahl" Encinr'-2 ~ /.
y Use. Prom tn" uni!nril. a'.,N.!l. ~.
our Engines have given We fee. 4IH;i,:
that We have accomplished on, a!;u--
given he best, strongest ana most r..
feet Engine i'll the Americans market.
We have received and a!r cnl,;an.lv
receiving the most tiattrrIuS :r>ti"on
ais Of their utility as regards III, il pvn
or, simplicity, and Of the general .,no,
workmanship in their construction, and
We here challenge other manufacturers
t" build an Enylno superior to oar osu.
All Engines made on separate bed
plate, SO they CT he used Us Stationary
Engines.
". l.. CUSHING,
No. Ct st. Charles ST.. AMI
W. l.. CUSHING Il MOORE.
Galveston
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It is not every person who can
write letters who should expect them
published. If we have to spend time
in correcting grammer and spelling,
our other duties would be neglected.
TO the waste basket they 60.
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Mr.. G. L. Walmsley and family,
Mr.. W. French and family, Mrs. Nc
Cutchen, daughter Of our esteemed
fellow.citizen Hon. w. NJ. Levy, and
John A. Raggio Esq, returned to
Natchitoches per steamer Texas,
Wednesday evening last.
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The Memphis Chamber of Com
merce passed a resolution asking Con-
gress to repeal all duty upon cotton
mill machinery also, the adoption
by the General Government of a
judicious system of levees, outlets
and cut-offs for the reclamation and
protection of lands on the Mississippi
River and it's tributaries, and invi-
ting the cooperation of all towns and
cities, from Cape Girardeau to Port
Eads, in this memorial.
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THE CATERPILLAR. - Although
these "Irll destroyers' have appear.
ed in considerable number the farm
ers do not appear to be demoralized
thereat, but, like brave soldiers, they
are getting ready with the "Paris
Green" to poison the pests. If there
is anything in observation no harm
need be apprehended, if the poison is
applied, before the middle or latter
part of next month.
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Three cats, catch 3 rats in 3 min.
utes. One cat catches | rat in 3min-
utes. One cat catches 33a rats ia 100
minutes. Three cats catch 100 rats
in 100 minutes? Dismuke, correct.
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LOVE.

plc. or passion, wrought in he soul by
God, which incliNcs us to delight in, cS-
TEEN, and earnestly desire to enjoy IN
Interest in Gods favor. and communion
with Him: and which disposes us to Ito
coed t" all, especially to those who are
OF n" Household of faith,
Love is passion so Divine.
Desert p'innS would but make it less:
Ills what h""r, but can't define,
Ills what t"| but can't express
For the better comprehension of our
subject we shall divide the same mo
three parts:
lst-Of man to Cod
3l-A duty towards all men.
3d-Cllistian Love.
1>T-ot MAN TO COD.
Deuteronomy f--5.
And t|ou shalt love the Lord thy God,
with all thine hear, and with all thy
soul, and with AL thy might.
Deuteronomy lO--12.
And now, Israel. what doth the Lord
thy God require of thee, but to fear til"
Lord thy God, to walk in all his ways.
and TO love him. and to serve the Lord
thy God, with all thy heart and with all
thy soul.
Psalms 31-23.
O love the Lord all Sc his saints. for
the Lord prescWrth the faithful. and
plcntifully rcwarlrtll the proud doer.
Psalms 11G-1.
| love the Lord because ne hath heard
my voice and my supp!ication.
Mathew 1877.
lie that loveth father or mother more
than me. is not worthy Of me, and he
that lovcth son and daughter more than
me, is not worthy Of me.
Mathew 22-37.
Jesus said unto him, thou shalt love
the Lord thy God, with all thy heart,
and with all thy soul, and with all thy
mind.
John l4-13.
lfye love me, keep my commandments.
2ND-DUrl TOWARDS ALL MEN.
Lcviticns 1918.
Thou shalt not avenyc, nor bear any
gruage against the children of thy people,
but thou shalt love thy nci yhbor as thy
self: am the Lord.
Mathew 1876.
Ye have heard that it hath been said,
thou shalt love thy nriyhEor, and hate
thine enemy, hut l say unto You, Lore
Your enemies, bless them that curse you,
do good to them that hate You, and pray
for them that despitefully Use you, and
prosecute you.
Romans 1910.
Love workcth no i'll to his ncighhor
therefore love is the fulfilling of the law
James 2-S.
five fulfill tho royal law, according to
| the scripture. thou shalt love thy neigh
Dor as thysclt.
n"D -.nHIsTIAN LOVE.
John 1884,
A new commandment give unto You
that We love one another; as / have love,
you, that We also love one another.
. Cor. SGT.
Wherefore show yc to them, and before
the churches, the proof of your love, ant
of our boastiny on your behalf.
l-Cor.-13-13.
And now ahideth faith, hope, Chart,
Cor Love- these three, but the greatest o
these is charity (Love).
"Lct me love then more and more,
'Till this hecting, hccting life is DER;
Till my soul is lost in love,
In brighter, brighter world above.
Every day, every hour,
Let Inc feel thy cleansing power;
May thy tender love to me,
Bind me closer, closer, Lord to thee.
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IMM1GRATIoN.-Would it not add
to our material prosperity if we made
a move to get immigrants here ;
would it not show, at least that we
really wanted them. We would sug-
gest a meeting and discussion of the
question in order to "agitate,' fol-
by agitating We will succeed. Will
not some leading citizen take the first
step?
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RELIGIOUS.

Bible readings are contacted. and
Lectures delivered on same, by Rev.
I. j. lloush, Of this city, every Thurs
day evening at 5 p. N. We lave not
space to give comments made by til"
Pastor on each verse. We give be-
low a Lecture recently delivered ON
the subject of
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Mrs. NANCY STOKEN, wife of W. f.
Stoker ESQ., deceased, died at the resi-
dencc Of her son, Mr.. Riley Stokcr, in
Sabine parish on Sunday evening last,
aged about 80 years. Mrs Stok"r was
l;.k with the past of this section, hay
ing rnniglated to Sabine in 1870, Fifty
seven years since, among the first Amcri-
can settlers. She retained to a rcmarka-
BE degree the visor Of her mind, and
died beloved and regretted by host Of
relatives aud friends.
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Problem.

A buys 5 melons at a cent each, B
Bat n cent each, D helps them eat
hem, each eating equal quantities :;
D pays A and B the cents expend-
ed, how is it to be divided in equity
between A and B,
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We beg to call the attention of tax
payers to the notice Of Mr.. johnson,
Assessor of this parish. The law pro-
vides for filing the Tableau with the
Recorder of the parish for thirty days
and Ill corrections must lie made
within that time.
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The "Immigration Bureau" is an
other one of those State institutions
run in the interest of New Orleans
and the "Teche country North Lou
isiana pays taxes to the State govern
ment, and tribute to New Orleans,
but she enjoys very little benefit from
the State Government. Why is this ?
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JUDGE PERSON left home, for a
visit to bis fathers family in Bien-
vile parish Louisiana, on Tuesday
last.
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The Treasurer of the School Board
has registered S3,388.50 as due By
Myers for schools taughtin 1876 alone.
How's that for 5000, which amount
Myers reported as due!
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COL JACK and Maj. Dawson re-
. Sl1' from heightened sojouru in
saolne. These gentlemen have pur-
.uased a large tract, Or tracts of land
= .la 'aas parish arc now engaged in
:, ss''lns farms and settling them up.
iaey were quite successful we learn
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W. A. Strong Esq, Secretary of
State, left for New Orleans on Thurs
day in response to o telegram. He
will return in about two weeks.
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RUSSIAN REL | i.SE.

Two regiments of Russian cavalry
and battalion of infantry have been
rcpulscd in two attacks on JaStar,
south of RasSrad. The battle was
bloody ON both sides.
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Charley Smith has opened at Peri
mis- New Stand, and he is furnishing
the finest Of Liquors ana Cigars to
those who are thirsty and smoke.
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COURT IN SABINE has been post
p0neo until September, Sd Monday, in
o'ues 70 allow time for the OPERA
ton Of the new jury law,
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Will not come of our friends send
Us No. IL Volume | of the VINDICA.
TOR. We have lost that number and
require it to complete our file.
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The Police Jury rs now constituted
will give satisfaction to the people.
They are determined to conduct bu-
siuess on a cash basis.
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Apply the Paris Gecn to the play
ful little wor UNI, else he will cause
You to shed tears in the end, Mr..
Farmer.
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If it is our turn, we would say to
the Reporter of Mansfield that we do
not endorse the action Of the Ohio
Democrats in pledging the party to
oppose all internal improvements by
the general government, if they hare
done so ; nor do we endorse the Re-
publicans of Ohio either who have
gone farther than the Democrats in
denouncing those improvements.
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"Vernon" answers the "Train and
target" problem according to our
views, some, however, deny it.
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The weather is cool enough at night
but warm during the day, which will
cause sickness. Slight showers dur
ing the week.
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Mr.. Joseph IIenry's Front street
building is a handsome cditlce and
was decorated with gid and paint by
our young friend Jimmy Sprowl, who,
we hope, will be we'll patronized.
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Fine peaches are selling at 50 cents
per bushcl on our streets apples >
cents per dozen.
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The Best Cotton Presses Gvea

The Best Cotton Presses Great
Reduction in Prices.
We have the best and most porl.la!
Presses made, and at very low prices.
Our stock consists Of the Brooks krvoly-
ING Screw Press, Reynolds Screw Press,
Planters PRESSES, lngrrsoIl Presses,
StcalmHn'> Portable Newell Screw Pres:
llart's Patent Press, Ntshit'S Screw
Presses :;cEoliclL's Press. Also Grarv::
Steam PrrSS,S
For sale hy
W. l.. CUSHING New Orlramls, anN
W. l.. CUSHING Il MOORE. Galveston.
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Crops in Sabine parish reported IN
fine condition, the citizens happy, and
money in moderate quantities.
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Since the report of the caterpillar
cotton has actually a-wcnt down
half q cent per pound on spots and
one cent on futures. Just our luck.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-08-18

The beef in market improves with
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-08-18

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