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News from Our Friends.
VERNON.
PARISH OF VERNON,
July 2lst, lc77.

Dear Iindicotor :
| was suddenly arr">tr" last week IN
my rpiSto,rv effort IVY the HrdI'lN'trs,
but hope this time to have Il MOI" quiet
house. The next most important stream
to the Calca>iruin Vernon, is the .\naroc".
which rises from two large forks or
promyS in the northern portion OF the
parish, and after a course OF at least
fifteen miles. these two prcnH> unite and
form IL large and bold stream flowing in
a southwestern direction nearly to the
southwestern corner Of the parish, de-
houchrs into the Sabine river. Tile main
Anacoco and also ''"th the prcn"S, are
we'll settled up on both sides. yet there
is a VAST amount Of good land lying III
its swamp, covered with an imlncn>"
growth of white oak. red oak white
hickory, beech. gum. and maple. The
finest white oak in the world may be got
from Anacoco bottom, and many other
valuable kinds of hard wood, which Will
in some future day be brought int"
market. The immense quantity OF VAL
liable timber standing in the forests OF
this parish in many places where the
echoes Of the woolman 5 axe have never
vet awakened nature from her >|nn'"rS
is almost incalrulublc. and only awaits
the CONSUMPTION Of the timber ct more
accessible localities. to be a mine OF
wealth t" the fortunate poS>>cSs"r OF
the soil, and if we are to hrllrV' til'
statements Of StatiStirianS. the time Is
not far off when manufactures Will have
to DEPEND on the forests Of the Southern
States for their suppl of hard w"n'l' ant
many oraIitics that are HOW Thought
worthless. will become important on ar
count of the wealth of valuable timhr1
which nature has stored away at prrSrn
out of commercial sight, but soon, in thu
fulfilling of the unchanyiny laws of God
will be brought frwarl to supply TIT
wants of the ever forward step Of civil
zatiOn.
Prairie Creek, which takes its name
from Anacoco prairie, and the Castor ART
considerable streams that flow into tn
Auaroco. The Castor is navigahl' +"
mud-turtlcs and catfish, as high mp a
I.rcsyille. There are many other >m'llt
streams in the Southern portion OF tn
parish which are not Important
There lives in the southeastern POI
ton of this parish an entcrrri>inS farm
rr by the name of Sam'l ". Stokes, VIII
has made discovery in the way OF
pasture grass, which he claims is ia
tive of the SOIL lie has raised it TO
several years, and thinks he has Trough
it to perfection. have received one
his posters which by request | torWar!
You.
We are to have a term of the nlstrl,
Court in November. (iuMtcr. who kiIlr
Bass was hound over in the sum OF SI0'
Yours in haste,
VERNON.
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IA a beneficial effect of the
Game Law, Mr.. Ed. Farrell from
wear Many, Sabine parish, states,
that a few days since, he saw a
large deer which he thought, &C
tually too fat to run; the deer had
come out of a neighbor's pea
field. MIR. r. had no gun, and,
only for hurting his hands, would
have killed the deer with his fists
Fact, huntsmen
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The Distrcict Court in Grant Parish
made good times and got through
work inside of eight working days.
There was very little civil business
on the docket, though the criminal
one was overloaded with old cases,
and was refreshed by several new
ones. Bench warrants we're issued
in all the old cases against indicted
malefactors, but the authorities had
not time to bring any of them up this
term. The fresh docket Of criminals
was tried and resulted in nine verdlcts
of guilty and three of not guilty
Eight of the guilty ones passed down
on the Bart Able OF her Inst trip
bound for Baton Rouge for term:
commencing with eight months ant
ending with eight years. These con
victs are all colored and will give
Grant Parish a fair working force OF
our Railroad:
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There are many roads running from
and leading TO a metropolis. If you
wish to arrive at and keep on the
healthy road contemplating a long
life, iudicious|y use that valuable elk
IT. Home Stomach Bltters.
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HOG LAW. Every body seems to
have "taken Sides on the hog law
lately enacted by our Police Jury.
That is right ; discuss the question
fully and well, and then let your Po-
lice Jury decide which is the best
bhave your public roads destroyed,
oreither keep up tho hogs or cut of
their noses,
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! iusre was more lawlessness in the
!; s'l.A IN ten days OF July, 1877, than
:. .he whole South for fifty years
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Farmers in from Sabine parish
report the caterpillars as having
commenced to destroy the cotton
in some parts of the parish. Par.
is Green is in demand.
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NOTICE.

Scctitn ~. 104: nf Act. No. ?6, APPROX
ed April 2'jth, 1877, prdvi''rS' "That it.
shall I've the duty OF the Presidents OF all
Police Jurics throughout the State, an
nually. in the month of September, T."
transmit to the Auditor of Public Ac-
co,,nts a detailed report OF the condition
of the parorhial affairs, giving state.
mcnt of the late 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. +. Lcmee, Parish Treas
urer, for Registration before the LIST day
of September next, as 1t will moi be re-
ccivabr in payment Of parish taxes un
less ~ Registered
WIN. PAYNE.
Juno q. President Police Jury.
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dow about the Chisholm family,
~ y mississippi, nOw7 Will the busy
aAs Curtis Of the Inter. Ocean stand
Up and answer.
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VERNON
The Postal Complaint.

The Postal Complaint.
LEEsvIIIE. Vernon Parish La,
July 9Th, 1877.
Editor l'Mt1irntof:
notice YOUR Vernon correspondent in
his communication Of june the l'ti.
seems to think that auyht to report the
Post Master at Alexandria, because we
failed s''me weeks since in receiving any
mail of any consequence. | have no
evidence that the Post Master at Alex
andria did not send all the mail, except,
that asked Mr.. ". II tloorr. the sub
Contractor, on his arrival here, why it
was, and said that she asked them to put
him up Ii yht mail as his mnIc ~ns small,
but still it may be that the other mails
had failed to connect and would think
very hard of the Post Master at Alr\an-
'lria if he was to report ME for neglect OF
duty, every time they fail to get the
"BurSville Era on the arrival of ON
mail at Alexandria, when probably the
Burkvillc mail from sonic cause had fail
"a. to connect believe in all officers
discharsiny their duties promptly, bnt
do not believe in being too ready to re-
port and give them trouble, without
knowing that they have Intentionally
neglected their duties. If the Post Mas
ter at Alexandria, in order to favor Mr.
Moorc's little m"'r, did not put In all the
mail for Lccsyillc. he certainly did very
wrong, but I am inclined to place more
liberal construction on it. | agree will
your correspondent that the contracto
should bring all the mail and not ask 70
4 light one, when he sends his bid OF
the Rout, he said II make this bid will
Il full knowledge of the weight of tn
mail, &c. so if his mule is too small h
had better buy a larger one, or sell on
to some man ujh Il big mWlc.
hope however, that if anybody ha
done wrong that they will not 10 SO an.
Respectfully Yours,
|. O. Wl\FREE,
P. NJ. Lcesvillc, La.
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REGISTRATION AND AS
SESSMENT.

SESSMENT.
TIIE Taxpayers and voters of Na1rhi
| tochr> parish are hereby notified
that will visit the different r"Ili4l"
precincts OF the parish, on the following
days, for the purpose of Assessing proper.
ty for State and Parish taxes. and OF
Registering voters, to wit:
Ward ,, " II. liaihorns. Friday and
Saturday, Inlr2 and 3D.
I" 3. Grappc's Bluff, Monday an"
Tuesday, June - and -.
" s. HroaGwcl,'S. "Wednesday an,
Thursday, Jane ,? and -.
" i, campt". Friday and s;stnr'(ay
June % and 30:
" 4, Buffers store, Thursday aud
Friday. July sand s.
" ), Brulah Church. Monday and
Tuesday. July . and ~.
/" Is. GlovcrS, "Wednesday and Thurs
day, July II and -.
7, Zion Church. Montay and
Tuesday. July lC and II.
s. Brasrl<'s, Wednesday and
Thursday. Jul Y IS and ~.
9 T.. Ross. Monday and Tuesday
July y and ~.
" ~ Clou,irrvillr. "Wednesday and
Thursday. July - and 2i.
II Carroll Jones', Friday and Sat-
urtay, July u and -.
As The time for completing the rolls j.
very "'iort, the taxpayers arc requested
to prepare full descriptions of tl"lI
Lands. Horses, Mules. Cattle, Wagons
and all kinds Of taxable property, an'
have the lists ready on the days, and II
the places above designated.
Under recent laws, the Assessor i
charged with the duty Of Registering
voters, and in order to vote az tutUr
elections, it is absolutely nee S>ary tina
the names shall appear On tie new rolls
| will be- in my office at all times II
to I'D of June, and on all days not sc
down above for appointments PART"
NAV therefore make their assessments
me at any such times.
!. T. JOHNSON,
Assessor. NatchitochrS Parrish
Office with TAX Collector, st. Denis S
NatchitochrS, May Dist, 1871.
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The remainder of the lead pen
gil with which our Editor wrote
his opinion Of the Hog Law, will
no pjyen as a reward and relic to
the person who will send in the
correct answer to the following
conunlrum, in time for publlca
ton in our next Saturdays issue,
I've don't think the Editor Will be
here at that timc.)
Why was the vehicle in which
the Editor left here on Tuesday
last for Campo Bello, like a mod
erately bad peach:
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n,n1SH AND CITY NEWS.

The Mayors court opened Monday
,t p NJ. Eight little negroes fol
disturbing the peace, and the Mayor
discharged them and there were none
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\ GREAT OFFER , ,S". will i"'i"f

\ GRL\l NFfkR , these liari
Times dispose of 100 PIANOS q OR
CANS, new and secondhand of first
class makers including WATERS at
lower prices for cash or instulln'cntS or
to }et until pail for than over Mfor"
otrrrd, WATERS Grand Square and
Upright Pianos e. ORGANS (includiny
their new Souvenir and Eouloir) are III"
best made. 7 Octave Pianos $50. I t,3
do SlGO not used year. -; Sc"p Or
yals $50 4 Stops is. : Stops sFs. ;
Stops $7j. 10 Stops s5S Il Stops 500
cash, not used year, i'll perfect "r1'r
and warranted Local and Travelling
Agents Wantch illustrated Catalogues
Mailrd A liberal discount I" Tr"chor",
Ministers, ChmclrS, etc.. Sheet m''S(n at
half price. HORACE WAITRESS 4
SONS, MANUFACTURES Il Dealers, ~ last
l4th st., Union Square, New YORK.
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rLARK--In this parish on Tuesday,
July MSt, 1877, l.EONORA \. CLAHk'
daughter of J. /. Clark and y, Y. Tuck
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Formulating photographers are,
generally speaking. very poor art'Sts'
Int We defy any city gallery to pro-
ance better work and more Artistic
n;ctures than Mcssrs. johnson 4
kputson. Their gallery is on st.
Denis street, and fpictu'cs are want
ed and real pictures at hard time
prices, you had better call early, a;
they intend leaving soon
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THE "lighteniny rod man" is here
ond doing a strcaking business.
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THANKS. - Masters 1Iertzog and
prudhommes, sons of three very
dpar and cherished friends of the
l'iudicufor, favor us with a number
of tho Nofre Dame Scholastic contain
ing a full account of the annual COM
mcncement of June, lsT.
We see our young friends, Masters
A. Hertzog, L. prudhomme and D.
prudhomme have acquitted them
selvet highly both as scholars and by
exemplary conduct. We feel no he
stancy in saying that these young
gentlemen will be a pride to our par
;sh and State and an honor to thcil
parents and friends.
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The Qualities which Recommend them a

The Qualities which Recommend them are
l. Beauty and excellence of stitch, alike
on both sides of the fabric Srwrd.
:. Strength. lirnlnrSs and durahll'ty OF
seam. that will not rip nor ravcl.
>: Economy OF thread.
t. Attuchr"nts and wide range of ap-
rlra1"n to purposes and materials.
> C"npactncSs and elegance OF model
and finish.
&. Simplicity and tl,oroushncss Of c"n-
>tructlon.
7. Speed, ease of operation and man
agrmrnt, and quittncss of movement.
Parts. such as oil, needles, &c., always
on hand and for sale Ivy
p. JOHNSON,
at NJ. II. CarvrrS.
~ Sold on easy monthly terms. -s1y
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Extract from Minutes.

Be it ordained by the Mayor and City
Council of Natchitoches, That the fol-
lowing Estimate of Expenses of the city
of NatchitochcS for the fiscal year, 1877,
be published for Thirty Days in the
manner prescribed Wy law, viz:
Salary of Mayer ..............- S4O0 90
C. Secretary & Treasur 800 90
" " Policeman. .....-... GOO W
Srstainment of Paupcrs.. 7NO 70
Repairs of bridges and Streets. 1000 90
Contingent Expenses ......... SUI W
$3.50 90
(SighcdD C. F. DRANGCET,
Attest JSo. LArLAcE, Mayor
Secretary.
A True copy.
JNO. LArLACE,
Secretary.
July 5th, 1877.
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Fighting Editors.

lcksbWg quill Drirrrs Of tic o.
dcn time Who Iutv0uiecd Mt
COrONr'.
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LIST OF LETTERS

nEMAINlNG in the Postolic" at Match
II itochcs, La, for the month emitting
July JlSt, ISL.
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Assessor, NatchtmhrS Parish.
Office with TAX Collector, st. Denis st.
Na'chitochrS, May Dist, 1877.
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TEE GRAED TnaGEoLA KsTKKTArs1EEST PoE
81. JoHSrs,-In car SdVeEtaSinE coisHsDs viii
BE E0asd tie fail pgogrAEDEoe of sbe S@Eiss of
easeTtAinmsnts which have bSNS organized By
de frisnds Of the Church Of 81. John the
Bsptist. 70 preoeds the drawing Of tie grand
Tombola- The Combination is esrtainly oDs Of
rare strength and merit, and The Appearance On
seeeeusive nights Of tie Nitcbs! Rihss, Bry-
Aat's SeEenAdsrs, ProfessoR 30 hoEs'S monster
Jubflse Band, Professor Blake and st. MiehSel's
Association, Professor Miller and, finally the
Oriental cIub, insure sueh performances -
will please the tastes Of al classes Of people.
As the programme also sboWs, number o'
4 saloes and inhue1tiAl ladies have kindiy nh
dertsksn 20 provide reEreEhDsntS for visitors.
This being the season Of eER.Dog, bot coffee,
zaincs pies, ETC., and there being DO doubt a
20 the fact that the young ladies Of the psrisk
and their friends will assume the important
role Of walters, the refreshuSent tsblss win Ger
talnIy be we'll pAtEOnizsd.
The grand drawing will close the series o.
entertaInments on the evening Of the 17th
giving jaSt one week moro for those who Wist
20 have . chance 20 win . Ano house 70 bay
SiokstS. The prize 10 certainly splendid one
and no one who can afford it should hesitat,
TO Invest dollar In . tiekot, siuce the money
noes to the prnisewo1thy object Of paying OF
the laat troublesome mortgage note on tk'
Church. Besides, II one fAilU TO win the csPi
tai prize he will have . chance Of winning ont
Of the many minor prizes, each Of which II
worth from 800 to 500.
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TIE LEv1IrHAx sHow CoNISe HEHr NS

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Ssss proFrsss1r and manager. The AsetS< -
EHys: Ths EEd beasts oERscee4 Wits TIE - "a
Al SsEG-e4Aas- Tkea the EeEfcI1A1csN q - ~
rug we're most Sxrene1L Ose rare 9aAHt 80
PESnpEzes8, azouasirE TO AlEcS1 oAAe, VI IS 1T
e~eEythi1E Eas Pzf 1hrou&ks There were \ u
b-eAIkiDG spells hllsa IN With stale VtSt ~ ~
cOaTeatsonAl clown. All the acts WeTN losa o-.T1
enszEA 70 interest the spectator: A2d EoS Ifsr.k
fAG:e- TAese feA&urus - rare n ~ ~
tiCrS that DAks special 01nuAe1o4tts1 g S--tn
Aadsa to this nay say that al tie PsrtslIs Ist u
She arena are ErB9SlaAs-Doc Poor one SS-r5r ~
We heart4y eonnsad tie sxhibtEioa 70 t5e - rH
asssnEiOn c9 Ihs preas and Pablie vssceTsr W.
chAEcs % pitAh their se1ts- Irl
This Era1d o0Rb3nH9iOa entertainHeGS hAs g. c,,I
aad vii Be OPe1cd te-nOrr0U, Monday, leth' 0 ~
Ssrest, bsEEssn TOna and ROcheblave 1As IN -. y
ssuss for le,s coo persons and two PeEf0Z1aAnoSs
Raven dasly one as IL O'Clock and the Othsr
The prices Of adnissi0n have been Hxsd Al y .rs
adults and IS cents for ehildren, IN 0rdsr to
opportunity of attending. Fer details read Sa'''
] nent on s1h page
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-09

TEz FEsIAs RrSDs-Nr. JOha oLeAry. II
. rsssrt lessez 20 tie Dabhz Frse1Aaz, gives
the following isf0rnstioa
To pick sLe grAiu of tEuSh o7E Of the DAAS of
fslss5ood in al thai L0s been sad sSoat the
infor-e-s, SAEIe, C0rydon, AASsey, Aad TIE
rest, Woald take fEE Eoo lag. cannot,
hoSeJsE, ed TifAc5f ssgIag something alsoat
perhaps TIE HoSs inY5EkaaE ESt:eE OF ALL
mean TIE pgoyeEbiaI knegB Of WAE. / voCdsE
kr. RstLeSf0rd/ /Aod os5eEs, Wien PilinE up
tkeir EAocy figures, have Eos si Lass mounted
20 riLixG64 / lave shown this letter 70 hE.
StePkeEz, AID here are the dSzreA with which
lie kAs sappEisd ns-HAoney received duriug
IKE Asss ak years tIs5- % 1854, Little lees
thAz -I 80. Fron I56s 70 ny third visit 70
SzT Yak c5F5J Abo9t E2s so. DGKi5E Ey
stay II tie Ssssss Ii 1s6Ss SbO1t e 80 Whole
| sun, 81 5JJ, Of EEiek reAriy e 90 we're
ssiE4d ky GoEerzEeat The whole ssE col
| lsetsd kJ ths ReDiHn Brotherhood II the StAtes-
| Canada, etc, fSelsdink tie above sEnas VA
1 z56sz so 1CJ collASA- Were the dollars At PaE
tEis v0sIA bs about ElG5 90. bat IN the de-
pTeeSsed csETe1ey WsS much SesA-' imagine
/ il e3sld los have bs&7 more than E75toLo o.
| 30, b1s earioaR reader having time 81
| hss eOasEs1d, nay do tie sum tOr himself
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-09

SATURDAY. Sosrings tslegrAns indicate that
tie exiE5s in Fraoo& 10 over. AseNahon hAv-
isG es-oesed tie following p-oiats 70 tie Rs-
psabE-a- Lett: TbAs tie Ministry shall have
e1tErs Liberty a. 20 ali eGSsal sPpointRents
tsxs tie MAZshAl agree 20 bills rest<iesir &
poEey 20 declare state Of siege, and modify
ing rvesa rsstrsesioas, AID shall ssod . message
50 tie ChaRber EuGrAateeiDg il sZGinss esPr-
e5oos disso1Gtior- Tae orly rsRainiEg diA
ezlIy Do~ is thai AAeMahOu insists 1POz
h1viag tie SPpoEstSezt of she Ministers q
war, MaEire, ar6 EoEeiEu AEGirs-
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-09

TH4e sS-aJ C&rH1As1s vszs .'ac-J al f-Se<
VIA sr1sess5s0pr v+aa-, Esss sGs Cs.'sz--asa
1s-s~-sld, Ysv:essa1as ars voc' - "a Ea~
rssss.-y. LA.s sz.sTass9za Il t.s CsaAes1nss
- Esz4 have ars1Est % Light . Eszb~< IT
ruursaszztasaD1s Z t.ssas s=t zA-t1s, EAos.sg
tsss sSagzsssz u gig three OsssctS. KtrEs c.
Nag, sG< t1s B2s~AsI TirgiH is repsssSIssd -
sA.s QSs~e Il HssTss, SEATED spon tATooe'
knI6t.x tE.s DsviSs Child in her lap sad re-
e<sTisx fos Him tie EiftA Of the three ki1gs.
Yessazeh ssiII HoEs resent il tie catseoa -
sE g. Sebastian has brought TO light TspEe-
snztAssos Of tks Nativity in which Oar LAZY
ayzsAxs - An object Of vensrataon- It's
CarissiAns Of the Erst eentary nuss have k'se=
Vexy ignorant C1thoiies."