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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-03-23
Rather Cutting.
[Tcche C0urier.1

We are astonished to see that the
representatives in both branches Of
the General Assembly from the parish
of Orleans, have this far dictated to
the representatives. for the country
parishes what shall or shall not be
done in matters materially affecting
the interest of the country parishes.
1t is we'll known, that for the past
thirty years the politics of this State
has been controlled, and managed by
a few political bummcrs, who gene
rally reside at the capital, and who
have no interest in common with the
people. 1t is equally well known
that these politicians generally control
the average law-maker, and shape
legislation in accordance with their
ideas of politics, and we are free to
admit that the indications are in ia
vor of the presumption that the pro
posed amendments were conceived
by a set of political bummers, in their
own interest, to be used rs a bug
bear to carry the next election. The
people should and will examine for
themselves, and vote for those amend.
ments, or not, just as their consciences
dictate, and the politicians located at
the capital will find that they don't
amount to much after all.
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That Terrible ScOurge,

Fever and agne, and its congener, bilious
remittant, besides affections Of the stom'
ach. liver and bowels, produced by MAS
matte air and water, are both eradicated
and prevented by the Use of Hostctttr's
Stomach Bitters, a purely vegetable elk
IT., Endorsed by physicians, and more cx'
tcnsively used as a remedy for the above
class of disorders, as we'll as for many
others, than any medicine of the aye. A
langnid circulation, torpid state of the
liver, a want of vital stamina, are condi-
tions peculiarly favorable to malarial dis
eases. They are, however, surely RENE
died by the great Preventive, which, by
invigorating the system and endowing it
with regularity as well as vigo1, provides
it with resistant power which enables
it to withstand disorders not only of a
mala'ial type, but host Of Of others to
which feeble and i'll regulated systems
are subject. The Bitters are safe as
well as searching eradicant, and have
widely superseded that dangerous drug
quinine, which palliates but does not
eradicate malaria. March 2.5t.
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Let Us Rejoice.
n. 0. Delta.

Nothing that has occurred in this
State since the termination of the war
is to be compared, in point of real
value and Importance to the people,
with the passage by the Legislature
of the bill granting State aid to the
New Orleans and Pacific Railway.
This action secures the early COM
pletion of the road, which will place
us in communication with Shreveport
and Marshal, Texas. 1t is a small
estimate to say that New Orleans will
receive an addition of 100000 bales of
cotton, whilst there is no calculating
the quantity ofgrain, cattle and other
products of Month Louisiana and Tex
rs, that now find their way to St.
Louis and Memphis, which will be
certain to seek this port.
Besides this, the building and ppe-
ration of the road will give hundreds
of our idle people employment it
will give business and life to work.
shops, machinists, tOun dries and 9th.
er industries it will open up to set =
Element aud cultivation some of the
most valuable lands in the State ;
in fine, it will add vigor and spirit to
every interest, and make Louisiana
something of the State it shonld be.
We deem it due to these Senators
who voted for this bill to put their
names on record, so that in the future
it will be known who were the wise
statesmen and progressive legislators
who voted for the greatest enterprise
ever conceived for the general welfare
of our State.
The vote was as follows:
Yeas -Messrs. Allan, Bryant,
Burch, Cage, Demas, Dumont, Ellis,
George, Ola, Grover, Harper, Kelly,
Landry, Michel, Ogden, Robertson,
Sanditord, Stamps, Sutton, Texada,
Twitcbel|, Wakefield, Wheeler,
Young and Zacharic.
Nays-Messrs. Boatner, Ducros,
Garfield, Goode, Perkins, Richardson,
Stubs and White.
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Special to Agents and Advertisers.

The VlSp1cAroR has By hard work
built up the leading circulation of the
country papers of this State, in fact a
circulation far above the average.
That circulation is constantly on the
increase and demands the fullest rates
from advertisers.
Hereafter and for all times, no ad-
refreshments will be taken for less than
our published rates. Every adver-
tisement in our columns is a paying
one and that too in cash. 1t is use-
less, therefore, for advertisers or
agents to address US for other rates,
or to send advertisements to be in.
serted for less than our card. They
uill not meet attention. No cut occu-
plying more than two square will be
luScl(c( az all.
We don't want to buy any thing in
the shape Of pianos, organs, backing,
starch, sewing machines, and such
like and pay therefor in advertising
and so none of that class of adverti-
sers need apply.
All advertisements payable quar-
terly in advance.
These are our rnles-they are as
awful and as imperitive as fate, and We
will have them observed or fill every
column of the VIND1CAToR with red
hot editorials and other choice read
ing matter.
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IN MEMORIAM.

On Friday the 9Th inst, clock 4. NJ
departed tins life. G. EMILE SOMPAYRAC,
aged "a years and months, an old and
homo ed citizen of this parish.
Unlike many, whose excellencies Of
heart and character. receive their gloss
from the wrang|ng tongues of the Cos
slipping world bis, with no words to her
aid their beauty, Or proclaim his wealth
of heart. found a solemn and sanctifed
expression, in the magnifcencc of his
charitable acts Like distant ship at
sea, the less seen, the heavier and richer
she is laden. \ man of excellent bust
ness tact, a first class planter, punctual,
faithful, and exact in the fultilment of
every business engagement, his name
stands amongst the first on the honored
list of this parish.
Possessed of sufficient means, and cast
ing aside the selfish motives, which al,
most invariably control those similarly
situated, he took under his paternal root
and care the children of misfortune, faith
erlcss, and motherlcss: rescued them from
the snares of cold and uncharitable
world, and as they entered his heart and
home, blessed and called them his own.
After many many years ofintense suffer-
ing he ended his mortal career within the
midst of his dutiful nurses of Cote Joycnse
| and Brevelle Island.
We kneel to-day beside thy grave and
call the friend, benetactor, FATHER. The
tear of gratitude will ever moisten thy
sepulchre and the flowers of memory will
ever bloom over thee.
A son, AND A DAUGHTER.
Cote Joyuse, March 10th 1873.
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p,rnt p,,.r Rur),c father of the late la

Prof. Peter Burke. father of the late la
llr,,trd ,'"l 4, J. Dnrkr, left our 'ity du-
rinr ~. week. for ill.,. hnln" of his eldest
son, NJ, 'Hr James \. Bmkr, OF Golla".
T"\a> i'rn:,'>~,r Burke is ,rn''n'"r, Il
! with pride IT'S tie pre- crp'or In H"t'tn eff
many Of onr ,uw abb" and middle aged
gentlemen A. all exemplary IL ~ and
christian, a gentleman Of vast learning
and hi.'l qualities, Prof.. Hi'rk" j. the
p"cr of all, and his drpartur" is Regretted
hy this entire community. where Il" has
~ long resided. and where hr has so
many cherished friends and rrlativr>-~
Professor Burke is 90 years of agr
HHnwN Orr The prisoner Brown of
Sabine parish. sentenced to be hung at
| the last term Of the District Court for
that parish, succeeded st Friday nj ht
in relieving himself of tn" ornaments,
with which Sheriff Boullt had for safety
arrayr, him: and then Irtird the Sheriff
and his p"s>rr to enter his cell and re-
iron him. Tn" Jail was, during the whole
Of Friday night closely guarded and on
Saturday morning rNpo,tulation, entrra
tv and threats, failed to move Brown
from hi, declared purpose to Idle like a
man i'll preference to being huug like II
dog" Father Dirharry of the Catholic
Priesthood, however was called in, and
tl,rnugh his persuasion the prisoner yield
cd at last, and was chained down.
CHur NnrE>- Corn planting is nearly
fni,hrd-- some talk Of cotton being plan.
ted, but farmers will begin generally
next week to seed tho ground with that
staple Oats has been increase in acre
age nearly 500 per cent over last year.
The Red Rust Proof, is all the go, and is
a certain crop. Co. Robitu recommends
the Red Stem Pennsylvania wheat, as the
|
said to be rust proof. and an almost GER
tain crop. Will some of our people give
it trial3 Hogs, Horses aud Cattle, CT
good blood, is the cry. Everybody are
doiug their best to raise their own meat,
and when that day comes we'll all re-
.joirc.
rnLlCE JUROR, 9TH WAED.-We hope
onr friends in the 5th Ward will turn out
in full force Oh Monday, April Sth, and
elect a GOOD man, several of whom reside
in that Ward as Police Juryman. Should
the Registrar fail to attend it does not
vitiatc the election and if the Commits.
>ioners Ito not qualify it makes no legal
difference, because any three citizens
(votrrs.) can swear each other in and
hold the elect ion. The days Of return
ing boards and interference with loca
matters by the State or National Govern
mrnts. are passed and gone Let Ware
), that noble Democratic stronghold, SEM
to her parish Legislative body, a straight
out dycd-n-thewool Democrat onc'
more. 1t will make us all feel good dow
this way.
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AggreSSiOn...NOt Sentiment.
DeSOtO Democrat.

We have heretofore favored giving
conservative and economical meas
ures fair trial. and what is tho re-
suit t? Many months of valuable time
has been wasted trying t" patch up
the old Constitution because it was
less expensive than to rall "A r"nveu-
'i"n. and besides IT won|d display our
consideration for the feelings of the
radical ho'nmrrS who have robbed,
yea. almost ruiu"h the State; ard
again, We would he carrying ont onr
conservative pledges. In The mean
time the people are suffering under
the most di<E'arctnl government that
ever cursed a people. The Constitu
tinn as amended is looked upon with
contempt by the Republicans and dis
gust 10y the Democrats, and we pre-
diet that it VIII he over" hrlmingIy
voted down. The State is in such Il
condition that we can't stand still,
which is conservatism in Il nt-slell.
and therefore let Us have 10 more
such nonsense, but give Us a vigorous
progressive, aggressive, and honest
government. We don't propose by an
aggressive policy to imperil the rights
of any man, but We propose to push
ahead and remove the causes that
have been draining our substance and
destroying our vitality for years.
Give Us relief, aud that promptly,
should be the watchword hereafter
Again we say, don't count the cost
to" closely. for the evils under which
Louisiana is now suffering, is like a
great leak IN a vessel, they must be-
checked, or the shi p of State will 90
down. We are still prostate under
the evil effects Of radcalisn, and must
be relieved before our recuperative
powers are exhausted.
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Tho Modern Seven Ages of Man.
Toll City Derrick. ]

All the worlds a stage, and all the
men and women merely players,
some of then most confoundedly poor
players, too; they have their exits
aud their entrances, bnt a large pro-
portion of them would rather have
whisky as a general thing. And one
man in his time plays many parts
right field, center field, catcher, short
stop, etc. At fist the infant, new
ing aud puking in its nurses aims
and yelling fire; and then the school .
boy with his dinner bucket and viii
ming morning face, creeping like Il
snail nnwilIingly to school, with a
she"pskin under his jacket; and then
the lover, signing like a furnace, with
a w"efu| ballad fea' fully and wonder.
fully made to his mistress eyebrow
aud his coat-tail pockets filled Will,
confectionery; then soldier, full OF
strange oa'hs and bugs, jealous in
honor. sudden and Quick in quarrel,
seeking the bubble reputation even
in the lannon's month at $l3 a month
and found; and then the alderman
with a bay window on his stomach,
full of vie sausage and other things
to eat, who charges 81 for marrying d
man and kisses the bride withou|
leave or license. The sixth age slips
into the lean pantaloons, with OF
without RIFLES, as the case may be
last scene of all that ends this strange
eventfol history is second childishnes.
and mere oblivion, sans teeth, san;
taste, sans everything except the fac
uIty of lying about the hot summers
aud cold winters of his younger days
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-03-23
THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION,
PRINCE ALBERT 7,
Will stand the ensuing season at
HlTocH ES, IA .

DESCRIPTION :-PRINCE ALBERT T, is
dark Mahogany Bay without white ak years
old sixteen hands high. and in tne health and
condition.
PEDIGREE :-PR1NCE ALBERT T, was
sired BY Prince Albert. Jr., and he by Trout.
mans Prince \'bert. and he by imported Clev.
Gland bay ho %, Young Lord. tho property of
J. B. Clay. OF B rrbOn county, Ky. His dam
was sired by " d imported Valentine his grand
dam by Forester he by old Bertrand his great
grand dam. Amenda Sergeant by old Shake
speare. Valentine was:a thoroughbred horse
imported to improve the thoroughbred stock of
this country. Abadam Valentine, the dam of
Prince Albert is one Of the finest mares in
Kentucky. The dam of Prince Albert Jr.,
MolIie was sired by q thoroughbred race.horse !;
her dam was sired BY old Wood Picker and be
was the sire Of old Gray Eagle. The dam Of
Prince Albert T. WAS sired by John Printer
aud his grand dam BY old Black Hawk.
WILSON MERRELL.
TERMS Single leap, 81 on, payable at service.
Season, go 90, payable during season.
Insurance. tl5 90, payable when fact
il ascertaiued or mare tranferred to other own.
ers.
Pastnrage and care Of mares can Ge had from
the undersigned.
Post S St!'ss Sss .s' L.. R. P. HUTSoS
March o3m.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MULES FOR SALE.

4 large :ot of FINE MISSOURI
n MULES, young, broken, and in
splendid condition.
Terms LIBERAL and prices moderate.
Apply to j. P. JOHNSON,
or Natchitoches, La.
G. A. WALLACE, at bis place.
March 16-2t or If,
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The Detroit Free Press is publish

ing many interesting articles refer
ring to incidents and actions during
the late war and is also doing much
to aid the South inducing immigra-
ton by the publication Of correspon
dence and articles relating to onr ad
vantages. soil and climate. The
Free Press we regard as one of the
very hest family papers published and
it should be cordially sustained by
the South.
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FOR SALE.

4 FINE blooded STALLION r;
n can be bought cheap tn" III.
owner is a resident of Vernon .l[.A-
parish, and the Horse is too five for that
section, hence his reason for selling.
Horse-sixteen hands high; eight
years old, dark bay, solid color.
Apply to c. BRAY, ESQ.,"
Blacklaud Cottage P. o., Vernon ph. La,
Or to indicator Office.
Jan. 19-6t or t.
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The little captive girl told a mighty
man of war, who was suffering from
leprosy, to battle three times iu riv-
er to be clean, and he did and was
clean, so we say nse Home Stomach
Bitters aud be healed Of all liver dis
orders.
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D,BJSH AID CRY NEWS.

cnoeial Notice.-ravil Bray. Esq" of
'pv ,r n,yish. is the ]nly authorized
i''" '. Car ,hr VINpIC\rnE in Vernon par
aS'"' vi N contracts mad" by him will
,,', t Wv ratified and carried "u' h.y rs
3 + pr.,h,y sad J. II. Caldwell. ar"
orr AGENT for Sabine.
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Vegeti4ae.

THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE,
Chal,r>tuVu.
II. r. Stevens:
Dear Sir,-This is to certify TINT
have used yomr Blood i'r,r"l"''"n IA my
family for several years. a'h 'h'''h 'h1r
for Scrof,lla or Cankrrnu> linmM> or
Rheumatic affections it cannot BE- rN-
celled.
Yours Respectfully.
Mrs. A. \. DlN>NOEE.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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LOCAL Ei.EANlNGS.

.or,. duN
'''''' ,r. ,,,,;,o
,,,ut that vllangh "hlc aS~o"ia-
,,,m.r a. H,o,. ri, New Orleans. {
t,;i.d we umlrrStanA
Il r,. mcrr, tinl,]e .l llr scissor, grind
IN ,r.. b,.,,,, ~, ,ur streets Iuv;uy
cha mast week.
yo.b;uo vet from the Red River and !
.,:t,oh.. H,ilr,,h nr,i,.rf + it |
dead
Mnlps are only S33:Ij each in AIabama.- !
70, one: il is not good for nlnu to b" !
alone. Worcester Press.
cu,,., vests .,,. ~, H. tn. s.,~ni,
.,,u.n ,r,, t,,.,, dawn Won
/ koew.-Worcr-t~,r Press.
,,, ,l,,,so
cr,t Rheumatic p,rt,r. ua,d onr
.l,,L
Bngg'tS a'h Wagons ''' H:!'' III IT,
dncs prices at MrF""k 4 B''.
IT., c;,ou,,t r,,r,,.r,.,l wants
1 c0i,,er's si,n,t,,rr sent tol'hina asa tea
1 chest nattrrn.
" .y:.
&C., ,,,,;4.o, th.,t u,r, l,,d ,
VI
o,,1
1tis \ r,u,uy fashionable to spray the
hair with rolonre. let u> spray. New
York Herald.
One cool mimic. who feels we'll, can
break Mp az entire community provided
with trlerhonrs New York Telegram.
Ill., p,r,;nu+or U,,vLcvc rovrcts that
.ha aor.;.ts of This country ara SO much
,ddotod :, fine Iittl. vam,. ofdraw,
Tho anrortiouurnt vi AZ passed rclu-
80, f.,
ceS INC "e'""e'' ~ '"' "'"'' "'"
'hls paf'sn' 10 WV '"' '''''"' y ''' ''''
'Hc' reh'a's ''' S''"''
Ms. Black of G"'i"d' Texas VIII" has
been spending some tim" in this city
WIN her re'a''es' lett ON l"'"'aA last
for her home III Texas.
Goto MrConk & BIO. for planta-
finn sunnl;cs Sc
,, .,:,
msu '"I ", w., '" n,' VIZ '', ~, Innr.
Hacktnsack R'r"h''''n.
but he "Ia'd too heavy on til" whales
'tomach-an'l was flung np
We return thanks to HONS J. 2 Ems.
IL, +. John Ellis. and +. q, EIam for
-, g .,:,
documents
i ~
49,, IT. . ,,"'', . has '''' ~ ~ " , ~ " '','
" ."' T ', "".' a., ~ We =" 80: -. '
"'. WV '''''' y '''" NV ~ w. ~
neat appearances
full line of all grade goods ut re-
duced prices at McC"ok & Bro
QUERY: "Why will men sm"kr com
mon tobacco, when they can hny Mar
burg Bros. 'Scal Of North Carolina, at
the same price |" Feb T3-y.
When Ebrnezer Ward, of Oshkosh. re-
fused to have the ceremony performed,
his girl promptly knocked hi" d"wn-n
ether words she RACED her Eh""rz"r.-~
Chicago Tribune.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

1 JET BLACK mare bnshy name,
"A hind feet white, branded e. has
strayed or was stolen from the under
signed on or about the 10th or 18th of
September last and will pay s. for her
recovery or for information that will
lead thereto.
March 2-1m,
pam. lCw1a
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MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT the RES
idence of the brides father, A. B.
1rion ESQ.,, in Marksville on the even.
ing of the 4th inst, by Rev. J. Jan
eau, Mr.. A. J. LAFARGUE. editor of
this paper, to Miss ANNIE w. IRON,
both Of this parish. No cards.
Marksville Bulletin.
Onr friend LAFARGCE enters the
noble army of Bcnedicts with part
ner of whom he should feel more than
proud. We greet you, friend.
-"Honest wellock
Is like banqueting- house built in a gar
den,
On which the springs chaste flowers take
delight,
To cast their modest odours."
BUTLER-WILLI AMS.-At the res
idence of tho brides father, DR.. W. s.
Williams of Red River Parish, on Wed.
nesday March 18th, 1873, W. B. BUTLER.
ESQ, to MISS BETTE 2. WILLIAMS.
Our friend Woodson has our congratu-
lations upon this happy event, aud our
printers most gloriously ftlicitate him
and his fair bride over the usual printers
fee.
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Pedigree Of AndOver:

Got by Edgar (6712) lst dam Red Rose
3D., by Burnet, (763N I'd Dam Red Rose,
by Mountaiueer, (e67l) 3rd dam May
Rose, by Duke Of Ardrie, (l2730) 4th dam
Moss Rose, by Stanhope's Cossack, (77)
5th dam Mary Anue, lst by Comet, 1854,
9Th dam Mary Anne, by Middlesbrc,
l234), 9TH dam Prudence, by Edward
(lO02, 9Th dam by President, (5l7). 9Th
dam by George, \274).
J. ALT. PRUDHOMME.
Feb. 23,-3m.
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Our silverites in Congress are strip
ping for a greenback fight.
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Proceedings Of the City Council of
NatchitOchcs.

On Thursday, March 18th, 1878, the
Mayor and City Council met at the May
"rS office at the hour of o'clock y. NJ.
Present c. +. Dranguet. Mayor; NJ. II.
Carver, II. ". Levy, {. j. Smith, G.. w.
Duncan. Absent, l. ta>parl.
On motion an'l .Iu Srrn}Lrh, VI. II.
Carver WAS nppoint"'! secretary pro- TEN.
i'll place Of John LaplAc". secretary, alb
sent on leave.
The approval Of last meeting was post
ponrd until the Nrxt regular meeting Of
the Council
On motion and duly seconded, BE 1t
ordained by tho Mayor and Council Of
Natchitochrs, That the Assessment Roll,
OF city property OF the city of Natrhito-
ches, submitted by j. Z. JoirlSon, A>scsS-
or. be and is hereby approved.
The City Collector submitted his Re-
port for the month of February. 1878,
which report was examined and appro-
we'd by tho Finance Committee, az fol-
lows, viz:
DR.. Ct. 8. CO.
10 amt of taxes and licenses COL
lectcd Sl7l S3t
BY amt currency this day turn
ed over to the Board 42l IS!
10 per cent com'sn Oh SAL ,s3t AZ Is
Total All S31
DR.. Getty Warrants.l
To amt of taxes collected in
City Warrants 459 OF
CIR.
by amt warrants this day turn
ed over to the Board 4l3 q
10 per cent com'sn on S459,0l As 80
Total 459 Is
Balance du" Collector IA
Finance Committee examined and ap.
proved the following claims, viz:
JAS r. King So, allowed. 2 0o
JAS W. Little s., allowed 2 90
J. II. Cosgrove So, allowed &c 90 so 90
On motion the Council adjourned until
its next regular meeting.
(Signed) e. +. DRANGUET,
Attest Mayor.
NJ. II. CARVER, Sec. Pro- Tenn.
a true copy NJ. II. CARVER,
Secretary, Pro. Tenn.
AT the regular mcrtin: Of tho Council
Of the City Of Natchitochcs, held Oh
Tuesday, March 10Th, 1878, the following
Preamble and Resolutions wcro ,ntroduc.
ed and adoptcd:
In as much as it has pl aS"d Provi-
dence in his intinite wisdom to remove
from our midst our esteemed felow-citi-
zen, Gen. Peabody Atkinson Morse, ex
Mayor of tho city Of Natclli'ochrs
BE- it therefore Resolved. by the Mayor
and Council Of the City Of Na,chitoche~,
That We sincerely regret and mour" the
death of Gen. P. A Morse, and tender
our heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved
family.
Resolved, That as a mark Of respcc,
to the memory Of Gen. Morse, the Mayor
Couuclmcn, and officers of the City vi
Natchitochus. wear the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That this Preamble and
Resolutions I've spread on the minutes Of
the Corporation. and that an rngro>srt
copy thereof he furnished to the family
Of the deceased.
Resolved, That as an additional marx
of respect to the memory Of Gen. Morse
the Council do now adjourn.
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