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40e}v AQrrrt}5rn1ents.
NOTICE..

US LAND OFFICE, !
Natchitochrs, La, January II, 1873 !
COMPLAINT having been entered At.
" this Office by TAomasJ. Welch OF
Natchitoches, La, against Anton Swich'
for abandoning his Homestead Entry,
No. $50, dated 10th, August, 1872, upon
the east half of.liorth west quarter and
west half Of north east quarter Section
"a, Township 9 north, Range 9 west, in
Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, with a
view to the cancellation of said entry :
the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this Office on: the 18TH day of
February, 1878, at 10 o'clock a. H., to res
pond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment:
L DUPLEX,
Register.
A. E. LEMEE,
Ian. 10-30d. Receiver.
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ESTIMATE CITY EXPENSES.

Be it ordained by the Mayor and City
Council of Natchitochcs, That the fol.
lowing estimate of expenses of tho City
of Natchitoches, for the fiscal year 1878,
submitted by the Treasurer, Of the City
for said year, be published for the time
and in the ma,lcr required by law, to-
wit:
Salary of Mayor $?59 W
SALARY of Secretary e. Treasurer POO %
Salary of City Marshal 400 w
Bridge and Street Fund 1000 0O
Sustainmrnt of Paupers 800 CD
Contingent Fun 3OO W
S243O GO
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Grand ECorc
WAREHOUSE.

VIM. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING pnrchashcd the business of
ii Chambers Il Barbee ut this point,
and secured their services, am prcparr
ed to store and forward promptly, all
frrishts and cotton consigned to my care,
Rates of storage in future will be as
follows:
Fifteen Cents per barrel for freights.
Thirty-6vc Cents per bale for Cotton.
WIN. FRENCH.
March eft.
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Married..

AtSt. Francis Cathedral in this city,
January 10th, 1878, by the Rev. F. Mar
tin, Mr.. Auguste N. LeRoY to Mrs. Marie
N. Roge.
The Vindicator tenders thanks for kind
remembrance, and wishes the happy cou-
ple q long and prosperous life,
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Louis A. PrudnOmme, coast.
Old Mr.. Merriman had been married
forty-three years, when his wife died the
other week. He didn't appear to miss
her very much until bedtime, when he
sat down and stuck out his foot for some
body to come and pull Of his boots. And
then when his son.ln-law coldly handed
him the boot, jack, the full weight of the
irreparable loss he had sustained broke
upon the old man, and he gave way to
food of tears. As for the bootjack, it
bad been so long since be had seen one
that he didn't know low to use it:
Onr enterprising young towusman Mr..
J. P. johnson, has happily consumated an
enterprise long spoken of in this city as
practicable but not before undertaken,
within our recollection. Mr.. j., has had a
raft of logs Aosted from Bayou Pierre and
safely landed in front Of this city, he has
these logs sawed into 6rewood. and is now
prepared to supply the citizens of this
place with the best of ash cord wood. Joe
is only running circular saw at present,
but we understand he intends to run a
cross cut also. However We don't believe
the rumor that he has contracted with
the United States Government, for clear
ing the great raft from Red river, on con-
dition that he may have the logs for his
saving machine. That's too much.
In another column will be found our
advertisement relative to the establish
ment Of a Land Agency for the purpose
Of leasing farms and vacant lands to re-
sponsible, energetic and Industrious SET
tiers. 1t is scarcely necessary to impress
upon our people tho we'll known fact that
every branch Of business and industry
hinges upon the agricultural prosperity
and success Of our planters and farmers.
There are thousands, yea, tens Of thou
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per of the West, THE CHICAGO LEDGER,
is truly remarkable. Since its introduce
tion to the reading public, six years ago,
THE LEDGER has steadily advanced in
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to no paper of the kind in the country
Its circulation is national, and has been
obtained through the efforts Of its pub
fishers to produce a paper of high moral
character, and at the same time sell it at
price consistent with the present hard
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well, too, the thousands of readers of THE
LEDGER scattered from Maine to Texas
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testimony. TIE CHICAGO LEDGER ID a
large forty weight column weekly paper,
which contains stories both complete and
continued, in each number, written by
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variety of information interesting to ev
cry one. The subscription price of THE
LEDGER is only $3.50 per year, postage
paid, and it is equal in every particular
to other papers of tho same character
which sell for So year Three copies of
this valuable paper will be sent to any
one who sends 10 cents and their address
to THE LEDGER, Chicago, III. Jan lat
Special to our Lady Friends:
The v1SD1cAroR has always been the
especial favorite of the patriotic ladies of
this and adjoining parishes, and in or
darkest hours they not only stood by, en-
couragc1 and applauded our efforts, but
they have done all in their power to ex'
tend our usefulness: We ask them to
continue during this year their efforts in
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and neighbors to subscribe for the V1ND1'
GATOR and we will promise them spe'
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bersi
Our OFFER TO the lady sending Ut
one hundred new subscribers we will pre-
sent Singer Sewing Machine; and tt
the one sending US sixty, We will presen
Weed Sewing Machine. To the lad!
sending us fifty subscribers nice Parlo
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our rates. Ian Dot
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When the trees do bud anew
Mcbbe, dimly distant spring
Some financial change will bring.
The public will see from our ADVERT.
sing columns that Littlejohn & Ware,
have entered into a partnership for the
purpose of carrying on a Blacksmith and
Wheelwright shop. Now let their cnsto-
mers wheel right into line and give them
4 call at their shop on Third street.
John w. Pittock, of the Pittshurg Lea
der, was assaulted by colorcd highway
man and robbed of a small sum OF
money and a gold watch. -Ex.
Don't believesit. Who ever heard of i,
newspaper man having gold watch and
q sum of money a. the same time. Too
thin. Won't 90 down,
The Grand Ecore shipping merchants
put in at the beginning Of this season
with blind confidence as to their success
but We fear they cannot stand the raise
old Red is giving them, and on finding
that she is in dead earnest and not bluff
ing at them, instead of being "f]nsh,
making their "Jack,' and having their
hands fnll-of business, as anticipated
they will have to pass ont as sequence
W. H. Tunnard, Clerk of the Court, re-
ports the following marriage licenses is
sned since our last published list:
W. R. Boswell to Miss NJ. ). Damon
VIM. Coleman Harriet Hills
Mack johnson Virginia Willis
V. M. MORGAN " Louisa Anty
J. NJ. johnson " Harriet L Estes
J. P. Slaughter " Rose Simon.
'>'> ''''' ''
Our Chief left on Saturday last on a
brief visit to New Orleans, whittier he
goes for the purpose of purchasing a
Power Press, and other material, which
will enable the VIND1CAToR Job Office
to compete with New Orleans or St
Lonis in the execution of Job Work OF
every description. Bring in yonr orders
satisfaction guaranteed, both as &c
price, and quality.
1t will be seen from a notice to be
found III another column, that the tatho'
nc Ladies' ALL Society Will give an Ell
tertaI"ment on March 4th, 1873, tor the
benefit of the Catholic Cemetery and
Church. One of the principal features
will be magnificent supper. The public
generally are invited. We wish then
4 tinanc ial success, IN their enterprise.
Chicken thieves are again On the wa,
nath They recently entered the premi
sos of , v;dow ,,dv of tb;s city 1;v;ny i,
the house with her daughter and alb
stracted several hens and a rooster. Sucl
cowardly thieves deserve a more severe
punishment than a cattle or hog th'ef.-'
Those persons won" caooase the las
cent 1loM " decrep't grahdho'her' OF TAX
the last morsel from a blind and starving
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S25 90 REWARD.

T WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD
l for the apprehension and conviction
of tho person who shot and killed my
horse. or | will pay the same reward for
information that viii lead to his dscov-
cry and conviction.
dec29-lm l.. CASPAN.
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cease ODE Anchored"
Note-This is not original.

NOtc-ThiS is not original.
The mule stood on the steamboat deck
The land he would not tread;
They pulledthe halter round his neck
And cracked him DER his head.
But obstinate and braced he stood,
As born the scene to rule,
A creature of the hold back brood,
A stubborn stcadfast mule.
They cursed and sworc-he would not go
Until he felt inclined;
And though they Numbered blow on blow,
He altered not his mind.
The deck hand to the shore complained
"Thc varmlnt's bound to stay"
And still upon the critters hide
The sounding lash made play.
His master from the shore replied
The boats about to sail
As other means in vain you've tried
Suppose you twist his tail.
Its likely that you'll make him land"
The deck hand, brave, though palo
The nearer drew with outstretched hand,
TO make the twist avail.
There came a kick of thunder sound!
The deck haud- Where was he T.?
Ask of the waves that far around
Bchcld him in the sea.
A moment not voice was heard;
But winked the mule his eye
As though to ask, to him occurred-
"Now how was that for high p
"Just cut his throat I" the Captain roared
And end the cusscd brute
But the noblest soul that persisted there
Was he who went to do it.
Prof. Tees Weather Predictions for
January 1878.
First to Sd, clear or fair and cold, Sd tc
9Th clouding and threatening weather
with heavy rain or snow storms. 9th tc
9th, clear and very cold. 9th to 18th
clouding and threatening weather with
heavy SNOW fails in places. 18th to 18th
clear or fair and cold. 10th to 18th, war
mer cloudins and threatening weather
with heavy rain, snow and wind storms
10Th to 2lst, fair and cold. 2lst to oath
warmer, cloudy and threatening weather
snow and rain storms in places Oath t(
Goth, clear and cold Goth to 3Oth, warm
cr, clouding and threatening wcathe1
with heavy rain and snow storms in p]a
ces. 30th to 31st clear and colder. Thu
coolest or colder days will be about LIST
9th, 18th, 18th, Oath, and 29th. Thu
warmer or comparatively warmer days
will be about the 5th, 18th, 18th, 22l, an,
2Sth.
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take this method of Informing my
friends and the public generally, that
have removed from Brownsville to Blair's
Landing, one mile above, where l am
prepared to conduct a receiving. forward:
ing and commission business Rates of
storage from and after this date will DO
as follows:
Cotton . 81 Cents - Per Bale.
Frrisht .. Is Cents Per Barrel.
No extra charges for marking and Weigh
ing.
Will keep OH hand complete as
sortmenl of
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WOOD.

ok and ASH wood in any size de.
livered at prices to suit the times All
orders left at NJ. H. Carver's or Mrs. NJ.
4: Burke's promptly attended to.
j. 7. JOHNSON.
Dee. Slim.
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MERC r. A MD e,

Which will he sold low for cash or coull.
try produce.
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sands of acres of as rich, prolific and
splendid land i'll this parish, as Gods sun
ever shone upon. A steady, industrious
population is needed to cultivate these
lands, to make them bloom, blossom and
become productive, instead of being idle
wastes, year after year.
The Land Agency which We propose
will become decided success. if it but
meets that encouragement which 1t de-
serves at the hands of those most inter
ested-the land owners stir up this sub
jcct thoroughly; come forward with a
spirit of liberality and generosity which
shall exhibit Il desire for Improvement
and determination to climb upward,
not rctrograda-a spirit that will encour-
age the agricnltnrist and farmer, aud our
word for it this enterprise will prove
more beneficial than all immigration
schemes, and fill our Parish with Il robust.
Industrious and happy population. See
our advertisement, and respond promptly.
6Sr,,o O,Do Anchni.nd -
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-04-25

andra g6dningsamnen som vanligen
tiIlhopasamlas ON warren under r6id.
ningen. Delta haller jorden fuktig
och ar mycket fordelaktigare an att
;Vattna traden, ty da man slar vatten
pa ny upparbetad jord, tager den at
sig. for mycket vatten, 81 att r6tterna
darigenom Ida skada, emedan de blif.
va inbaddade en- blot massa. Frukt'
trad bora aldrig planteras j grasval ;
ogras och hoga yaxter IA icke vaxa
intill traden. Potatis och andra lagt
vaxande rotvaxter som fordra rens.
ming under sommaren, ar bast att
odla de f6rsta aren ibland traden.
Manga -rekommendera majsodling
iblahd unga frukttrad, men maisen
vaxer for hog och g6r traden darige'
nom skada. Iva och .tre-ariga trad
aro de NEST sakra att plantera; man
ga tro, att fyra- och fem.ariga trad
skola gifva frukt forr, men delta slar
vanligen fel. vi kunna aldrig ia nag
ra frukttradgardar har pa annat satt
an att varda dem val. Vackra trad.
planteringar vid cit hem i staden ell.
ler pa landet skanka nytta och tref
mad SAINT f6radlade njutningar icke
allenast at dess egare utan at ALA.
Den som icke alskar att CORA slit hem
treAigt och intagande med att anvan-
da en- del af sin It'd for plantering
SAINT att gifya de planterade vaxterna
n6dig ward, skall omsider inna slit
hem odsligt och to1nt. A. J. D-m.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-04-25

eder artikel ON s'Syenskarnes help
samhet,'' publicerad eder tidning
for den AIDE dennes. = ,.~r>.> TN =
Nj uttalar sjelf den 0fvertygelsen,
att nj genom att sa skrifva, kanske
adrager or mycken s'illvilja," men
pligten att tala sanning DRIVER er.
Nj ar saledes viss pa att svenskarne
adragit sig zen skam, en- stor, out.
planlig skam," och att ''syenskarne
western hafva ALT skal att beklaga,
det de icke hade den lyckan att vara
norskar istallet for svenskar;;' och
nj uttrycker eder "djupa' sorg och
blygsel 6fver det satt, pa hvilket
svensk hjelpsamhet emot blottstallda
likar biifvit hafdad bland vart folk
under den f0rfutna vintren.''
ssDenna ssoutplanliga skamflack''
hvilar dock icke pa dem, som tillhora
svenska Augustana Synodens forsam.
lingar, ty de hafva samverkat af-
hjelpandet af modem. Minnesota'kon'
ferensen tillsatte tidigt en- nod
hjelpskommittee, och bade penningar
och andra NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. haf-
va samlats och utdelats, hvilket afven
blifvit tidningar erkandt. Till Her
rams ara fa vi ock saga, att arbetet sa
lyckats, att ingeaa ans0kan, som varit
atfoljd af nodig Recommendation,
blifvit afslagen, utan ALA hafva blif.
Wit efter omstandigheterna med hjelp
besvarade. En- ans6kan nixon och
atersandes af pastor Auslund, som da
var ordforande, men orsaken var, att
den ansags vara af en- sadan beskaf'
fenhet, att den ej kunde godkannas'
Det upplystes dock, att, ON en- till
fredsstallande ansokan nixon, skul]e
help sandals; och penningar fnnas
for den platsen kassan.
Den s'outplanliga skammen" maste
saledes hyila pa foreningar och en-
skilta, hvilka Ell tillh6ra vara forsam'
lingar. Jag will dock icke saga att
hvarje medlem af f0rsamlingarne
gjort ALT, hvad de m0jligtvis kunnat,
och jag will ej paborda nagon en-
ssoutplan1ig skamfack.'
Kommitteen har manga ar Varit
yerksamhe ct och verkar annu och skal]
med tacksamhet mottaga och samvets'
grannt utdela hvad hr redakt0rn will
gifva.
Med st0rsta h0gaktning,
St. Paul, 40 Saltwater str, den 8:de
April 1878, A. p. Montem,
Ordf. MISREPRESENTATION
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lag som fordrar delta. Ardetdaremot
fraga ON en- altman vag, da kan han
med bade juridisk och moralisk ratt ut.
ofva sin ofdciella pligt oaktadt han som
enskild person ar intresserad vagan-
laggningen tillika med andra. skulle
han lata det allmanna intresset Ida
orattvisa for att darigenom beframja
slit enskilda, da vore delta god grund
for appel till domstol enligt lagens
f6reskrifter. ~-f fl J. p 80
I; SO. ia. En- altman vag ar ej blott
for folketi det ena townet utan for
hela staten och landets befolkning. 8"
40. Han kan satta stangsel om-
kring en- scarf way" som l6per genom
hans egna egor, men maste halla den
oppen medelst grind eller ''bars." :" q
SO. Hvar och en- som will skydda
sin aker eller betesmark mot franz
mande heatur maste halla stangsel
daromkring (dar icke den SIX. ''herd"-
lagen ar inf6rd). Den darf6r hvars
aker gransar intill vagen ar sa myc-
ket &mer bunden att halla stangsel,
som han ar mera angelagen att halla
frammande kreatur ifran sin aker, an
egaren af betesmarken ar angelagen
att freda sin betesmark. Alden
stund en- vag skiljer deras egor at,
hafva de ingen gemensam stangsel-
.skyldighet. - lied.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-04-25
Town of Alfsborg, Sibley Co., J
den Is April 1878. {

Red. af MINI. Stats 7idaeing., -
" T anseende till den dunk kelhet som ar
radande bland allmanheten 'inom Of
yannamde county, r6rande 'sfence'"
lagen, hvilket f0rorsakar mycken
twist och oenighet bland folket och for
att IA upplysning ON rata f6rhallan-
det angaende namda lag, Wander un.
dertecknad m. fl. sig till redaktionen,
med f6rfragan ON samma lag ar gal
lande for Sibley county som, for
Renville, namligen: att hvar och en-
skall vara ansvarig for sina kreatur,
sa att de icke CORA MAJ agon skada pa an
nan mans egor, SAINT hvar vi skola
kunna erhalla namde lag-stadga.
Andrew Wass m.
ssHerd"- "-lagen for Sibley county
ar lika med den som nyligen var in
ford i tidningen r6rande Renville co.
For en- oficiel kopia af lagen b6r nj
wanda or bref till statssekreterarens
sQmee St. Paul. Red.
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adresseras till F0renta Staternas kon-
gress, hvari edra klagomal pa cit san.
sadt och tydligt satt framhalles, ON
talande korthet ALA omstandigheter
som rora saken, jemte afskrift af all
oficiel korrespondens med landkonto-
ret. Skicka denna ansokan, genom
nagon af edra kande och framstaende
countytjensteman till er kongressle-
damot, M. a. Dunnell Washington,
och afvakta hvad han kan CORA darmed.
Red.
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Forest Lake d. Is Apr. '78.

Forest Lake d. Is Apr. '7S. I
Red. af Mimi. Stats 1idming. !
ON benaget svar i Eder arade tidi
ming af f6ljande fragor anhalles od'
mjukeligen
I de oss MI tillhandakomna, af det-
ia ars legislator antagna lagar innes
en- q 3:dje sidan, l:sta spalten benamd:
"An Act to amend Sec. l, Chapt. 81
Of the General Laws of State of Min
nesota for 1877, entitled 'san Act to
provide for the draining of wet lands,
marshes and swamps," hvilken efter
min uppfattning skulle f0rneka inne-
hafvare af karrmark, mossar eller an
nan vattensjuk jord att afdika eller
torrlagga densamma, ON if0lje daraf
f6rorsakad vattenminskning skadade
nagot vattenverk. Har jag missupp.
fattat denna lag? Eller kan j ett frltt
land stiftas och antagas en- lag, som
forbjuder mig att fran yardel0st och
odugligt till fruktbarande, och darige-
nom Ell blott for mig sjelf utan afven
andra gagnande, forvandla en- jord,
som ar min lagliga egendom, blott for
det fnnes en- qvarn vid det vatten'
drag till hvilket mitt karr direkt eller
indirekt lemnar vatten? Men kanske
den aberopade 1877 ars lag forklarar
saken.
Eyer anlaggare af qvarn ratt att ge.
nom dambyggnad h0ja vattenstandet
sjo, ON darigenom uppkommande
ofyersvamningar med ty atf0ljande
skada och forlust f0rorsakas samma
sjos strandegare
]. J-m.
Nj har icke missuppfattat lagen.
Egaren af jord har visserligen rattlg-
heter, men egaren af qyarnverk har
annu st6rre rattigheter, icke allenast
har landet utan i ALA lander, och
samma lag CALLER afven Sverige. Ets
qvarnverk anses pa cit visst satt for
en- publik n6dvandighet, likasom en-
farja, en- bro eller vag, emedan qvarn-
verket ar till ej blott for dess egares
utan for samhallets direkta fordel.
Ingen eyer darfor rattighet att for
stora en- SAX, pa hvilken publikens val
beror for att darmed beframja en-
skid mans intresse. Mar tva CODA
ting, det ena af altman, det andra af
enskild nytta, komma konfikt, sa
maste det enskilda vika for det all
mama.
Principerna som reglera det fall,
hvarom er andra fraga CALLER aro lika
med de ofvan namnde.
ON mera nytta an skada beframjas
genom att hoja vattenstandet sjo,
for att darigenom ia vattenkraft till
qvarns anlaggande, sa kan egare at
qvarnratt erhalla tillatelse dartill.
Varderingsman blifva da utnamde
och strandegaren ersattes for sin ska
da. lied.