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Haps and Mlshxps at Court.

Adam Stephens was quietly perambu.
las'ng Second street last Sunday morn
ing, carrying u basket Of "hen fruit,
when he met VIM. Lacals, at the inter
section OF st. Denis street. who proceed
ell to sum,uarily punish him a la Heenan
style. Adam like his nalne-sake Of old,
, had been attempting to throw the apple
Of discord into the human family, by
casting reflection upon the home. circle
ut Lacals. Adam went hOmeward con.
siderab|y brniss'l, minus his eggs, which
were left on the pavement, in tho shape
Of m uncooks'l Omlet, with the shells
thrown in gratis.
Lizzie Maloney, an ebony. hued dam.
sel, became bilIigerent last Monday, and
used ugly "cnss' words on the street.
His Honor the Mayor. couldn't tolerate
such a breach Of good.bresding aud in
default Of the "whsrsw;th,r' to rvplrn.
ish tho city treasury, Lizzie was com.
mitted to the "cooler' for several days.
Ketty Read, Edmond Howard and
Charles johnson, all connected with
free fight, chronicled last week, now r..
.joice in their liberty having been released
from the parish prison during tho early
part Of the week.
Marce'in Ambroiss and John Gregoire,
charged with larceny, having waived
preliminary and trial by jury, We're
brought before his honor J. NJ. B. Tucker
Parish Judge for general trial, last Tues
LAY. Information was filed BY TIP
Chaplin, E.q. District Attorney pro tenn.
the prisoners arrpigneti, and after OK.
animation oFStats witnesses, no re6ut
ting evidence being offered, were found
guilty. Their attorney filed motion i"
arrest "fj"'lgmAmt, previon~ to tho pas
sing ssdlsnce. On Wednesday tho mo-
ton was ovrrnlsd and sentence was
passed upon tho prisoners Of Que year
rach imprisonment in tho State peni.
An appeal was then taken tn
III" Supreme Court. The parties arr
charged with horse stealing.
Some little stir begins to be appare I
about the Temple Of Justice, a. the sep
te'nber Term Of the Parish Court m
proaches. There in, however, very little
new business on tho D,cket,
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Pablo Reeds,

1t 10 to be hoped that onr friend,
throughout the parish will nov
put Ill tue public roads in thorough and
splendid repair. II such be done travel
will diverys THE way aud w will all ~.
amply rscompsnssd for any outlay o,
time and Labor w may make In putting
our rosds in first class ORDER. IT,
Shreveport Times on this subject s,y. :
Tho people living along tho mill.
rOa'ls have, In = gr-at m. ASSURE. nons ~
blame but themselves for their wr.tchsS
condition. Tho police Jury havs sn.
pOrtiOnod hands to work tho roads. Il i.
not unfrrIuently the case that tho ov.r'
seer n-glects bis duty by not sn,nmon,ng
tile hands to work aud reporting th..
names Of sll who fail to answer ths ann
mons to tho proper authoritius. Th.,..
are uone more interested in hsyin. oo..S
ros.ls that the people who have "a ma"
them, aud tho proper attention given
this matter would save many . broke"
wagon and crippled horse or or. Exsr.
planter aud farmer ought to ~. En- {,
that ovsrvssrs d. their dutv ana H..
every persOn liable 70 do road dntv n.
compelled To work when called nm"
and in csse Of failure or refusal ~ r"',
one to do service lot them bs nromn.iy
and punished according Ia H.
The sods help thess who help then-
Delvss."
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30
Personal.

Our friend Ernest Mason, Esq, pal,
"sa visit on Tuesday. Call again Err
nest, you are always welcome.
L. F. Presley Esq, editor and propri
rtor OF the So"lhron Of Sabine has been il,
cur city during the week acd honored u.
with visit.
Kew ID. Ho"gh, the Justly popnla,
Pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal church
South at this place, returned home on
Monday last, aud much to the Joy Of l,is
e"ng'egatio" and host Of friends his
health is entirely restored. The VINpI.
GATOR especially cougra,ulates him OIL
his completes recovery and hopes he may
CONTINUES with us many years. to do good
as he has since he first came.
DIR. 8. o. Scrnggs who has been quite
III for some time. is, We are happy to an.
nounce recovering. His many friends
will be pleased to know Of his return to
health.
Dr. }. II. Cunningham. who has been
confined to his residence for some weeks
from an affection Of the Kidneys, has gone
to Beazieys springs, in the southern
portion Of our parish, for his health
These springs are highly spoken OF and
were, in olden times. the resort of hun
drtds from this and surrounding parishes.
We call attention to tie announce.
mrnt Judge j. NJ. b. Tucker az can
d'date for District Judge. Judge Tucker
now occupies the bench rs Parish Judge
Of this parish, and enters the contest for
the judgeship Of the district subject to
nomination by the Democratic party.
Messrs. A. l.. Bretel and Charles Porter
are among the Constable candidates for
this Ward announced this week
Branch King. Esq, representing the
popular house Of w. Burbridse l. Co.,
paid us welcome visit on Thursday.
MIR. King will remain with us several
days. and we feel assured that his visit
will be male pleasant and profitable.
Mr.. Barnett Of the well know and DO.
pular grocery house of D. G Tut 4 Co.
st. Louis, Mo-, was with US for a time
and bis hos: Of friends We're truly glad
to welcome him here again.
8. N. Van Praag, Esq, agent and cor
Of the New Orleans Times
paid nv - visit Thursday. Mr.. Van
Pra'Gis an intelligent gentleman and
We are pleased to make his acquaintance. |
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30

Our young men are agitat,ng tho for.
nation Of Gun Club.
A military company is now tho talk
why not
As We have splendid Brass Band,
and our people love music, will not, OF
cannot, our City Fathers spar. money
enough TO bnild a BAND STAND, W.
would suggest that some locality 10 ~.
lected for it where may we afterward
or perhaps now, bnild a Town Park.
The boys Of the 2's are preparing to
celebrate the 2lst September. A parad.
aud supper are talked Of. So let it be.
The bear hunt was a failure : no DOGS
and the storm. Excuse accepted.
A Tiger Island friend of the ytyp,cA.
TOR is the father Of another fine b,y
The father is doing as we'll a. could be
expected under the circumstances.
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Crop Notes.


We hear very little relating to tn
atnrpiIlar now. II seems that the bird.
the storms aud Paris Green have com
binrd and made successful war on tn
PESTS. Al it is opening fast We think
tho article below FRI tue Shrevepor,
Times is of much moment to all on,
farmers and planters:
CorTON.-The principal cotton centres
Yesterday allowed tendency to better
prices. There was slight advance in
futures on tho RIst call, and on the A..
cOnd they showed = further advance o.
light to thirteen points. A heavy storm,
which prevailed al along tho gulf coast
qrostratinx VII the wires, prevented orr
recsiving tnll reports. but We have no
donbt the advance Noted on the second
call was fully maintained to the closr.
Cotton planters, rs = general rule, do
not pay tie proper attention to the
course Of New York Futures" for if
they did they wonld be able to r~gnlat.
the sale Of their actual cotton on hand
or open in the field hy the manifest
course Of that market. The situation At
tho Close of business Thursday eve.
ming strikingly shows that:: every cotto.
raiser should pick, gin aud will Us mich
If his crop in August and September a.
possible. Spot cotton in New York mid.
ding uplands on that day cloresl at llac.
''fntufSs" cl,,sed u l0si0
10 II, or fonr points lea than lie. d..
tober cultures" closed vt loco, or l0.lOo
more than lO}c, aud December ''fntnres'
at 1923, OF very little moro than l03c.
pr pound.
L will b obseeved that there il diff.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30
Wolves and Hunters.

This parish, from all We learn, has be-
come infested with wolves, and their de-
predations upon sheep has called for .
law from our Police Jury which gives q
reward Of s. for every wolf scalp. We
are thus reminded i, in an old settle coun.
try, Of the early days, but We were more
80 on Sunday when Mr.. Henry Schuman
brought to town the pelts Of two large
black wolves, which he killed within
two miles Of this little city. The hunt.
ers OF these pests are numerous and We
trust they will be successful.
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ference Of more than one cent per pound
ittweeh September and October, and a
difference Of al,Ont Que cent and a half
between September and each Of the
months Of November and December. In
other words the cotton raiser who gins
and sells his cotton in August and Sep
TENDER will receive lie per pound, and
he who sells in October will receive
slightly more than lo!c, while lie who
sells in December will receive al.out lOic.
The fluctuations are explained by the
New York Commercial Bulletin of late
date. 1t saws there is u powerful clique
"bn'Iing' September and "beari"g' Oc-
tober. That is, forcing up tho price Of
September cotton and forcing down the
price Of October. The object Of this
clique is to keep up the price during
September and then put it down in Oc-
tDber.
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River and Weather.

The river has felt the rive from al,ov.
at last, aud with the local rains a rjs,
Of nearly Il not quite three feet is re-
ported The river above still continues
:" climb the bank and We may have q
good river yet who knows!
The raj" storm Of Thursday, Friday
and Saturday was the equinox, If no,
then what was it We hear that thu.
wind was destructive to crops in som.
sections, and much fencing and trees
was blown down here.
The Shreveport Times Of @ says:
The steamer 10 Bryarly, Capt. Ike Gil
len, will run regularly between this point
and Conslatta during the low water SEA
son. She goes out to day at IL m. pos
itiveiy. For freight or passage apply on
board or to James II. Jordan, agent.
Mr.. Nat Pickett, top clerk Of the 10
Bryarly, who is spending his summer ~
M'"'e", is o" flying business, trip to
our city. Tie goes back to morrow.
The little Willard continues to keen nm
communication between this and tn.
outer world-sle is, as it were, "onr on.
~ and best holt Hamer, the pale Quill
driver Of the Bart Able, is the otfic.
tiend, while the mud.w'ctch who banks
the freight is our b 'ndsome yonng friend
Lac"set. This is the end team Of thu
Willard and right in the middle, to keep
things from going to ''hell, head on"
stands our other friend Captain Thornton
Jacobs. The Willard il ''sorter' home
like now. Hamer came in town last
week aud took "ut some late papers st,
Louis Republican 26th July-as 10 bows
we'e getting rusty on the ':river reports"
Where in creation is Captain Dick Sin.
MOTT and tho Jesse K. Ball? Havnt
heard from him in two weeks. Last time
he was seen bis eye was on tho Bell and
lie had this general cast Of counteuauce
and general appearance
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-30
OUR NEW INDUSTRIES.
What Farmers do In the Summer Ia
Make MOney-Cotton not the Only
King.
Shingles, Hay and Cattle.

The belief that cotton is the only pro-
d"ct thai our people can make money
from is receiving staggering blows every
The cast iron ignorance Of our farmers is
being beaten to pieces, and intelligence
is gradually meeting prrjudices, long
cherished and believed az holy truth.
This year has fully demonstrated a fact,
which INTEL gent agriculturalist knew
that corn can I've raised here rain or no
rain, and that too in quantities to the
acre. 1t is now admitted that no west
ern or northern State cav produce more
corr to the acre than We. That they do
80 is fact, but if We prepared and cnl-
tivated our lands with tho care they did
We could make them ashamed to brag
on corn yields. The most stubborn have
been made to admit that hogs can be
raised, niSger or no niger. and we heard
Capt. Sam Hynes offer to sell l5H head of
ieef cattle ut tho Dallas. Texas, or any
other Texas. market rates, and this shows,
what all know, that our Bermuda grass
lands are ahead Of any lands for cattle
grazing aud rearing. Sheep too are
coming on, and We hear people every
da- talking Of fine sheep and inYuiring
the price Of wool
We have heretofore spoken Of hay, and
We now note that cutting, curing and
storing this valuable stock foml is be.
coming more general. But there is an
i"luslr which has silently WORKED it,
self up to a proportion that excites re-.
marks We allude to the manufacture
Of shingles. Onr cypress brakes are in.
exha"stible and from those near the
Kaisachie, trains of wagons loaded with
shingles eau 10 almost daily seen on our
streets. These shingles are made during
he summer by farmers in the hills when
crops do not require attention, and yields
to them handsome income. The dc
mand is very brisk now. and prices range
from ~ to Sa per 1910. Here then is a
dormant industry sprung to life, and
thousands Of dollars will he added to our
wealth from the sale Of cypress shingles. |
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RuSineSN Mems News.

1t ia surprising that our people connot
build short railroad from this to some
point on Red river, over which their
freight aud cotton could be transported.
Enough money has been paid ont since
the war to carriers and storage men to
build AMI equip ten or even twenty such
roads and yet no movement has been
made to construct such a transportation
line. Perhaps some "business man.
might induce Captain Jos. Aiken, who
has enterprise, to aid him in SUCH an IN.
dertaking. Who knows-we may have
u railroad yet.
Cotton picking has resulted SO far in
the offer Of ono new bale-sold for II
cents to Mr.. Hyman Bath. The Euro
pean market seems favorable for our
cotton rsisers. We produce this from
the European cotton market
Liverpool. Aug. 29-This weeks cir
SUuss VA AsNCuFO1 COUIVU UIOkcIS 8SSO.
ISOLATION says: Cotton was in active
demand throughout the week with hard.
ening prices and the quotations Of cur
rent descriptions show the marked ad.
vances. American was in general DE-
mand and quotations Of Orleans are
raised a farthing and other descriptions
3.l6l. There was more inquiry for sea
island, which was freely met. Movable
grades Of Florida were rather easier. Fu- |
lures opened quiet but subsequently be.
came strong and prices advanced Ia
SOD On Thursday the tome of the
market was qaiet and prices declined
l-3M. Final rates show an advance of
i'll for near and 1.lr03.32l for distant
positions on the week.
Tho following il the comparative state.
'nent of cotton for week ending and IN
:" Saturday >ng. I'D compiled by the
commercial editor Of the Shreveport
Times:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nl1IlAlJ 2lIIG HIGH School,

TRINITY, MORGAN CO., ALA,
N. & G. Railroad. On tho plan Of the
High Schools Of Virginia. Instructors
Alumni Of the w., University. Fits
boys and yOnng men for the Senior Glass.
Is OF tue Universities Of Virginia and Sc.
vance. as well AZ for business. For Cat.
sl"ges giving full information, Address
JOHN A. Lille.
Livingston, Ala, June 80, 1879.
! consider this one of the very hest
training schools in the Southern state.
fur boys and young men, as we'll AZ a
ilrst.class boarding school. Carlos G..
Smith.
Mobile, Ala, JAM, q, 1876.
take great pleasure in recommending
to the attention Of my friends and the
pnb'ic generally the claims Of the Noun.
tain Spring High School. The salubrity
Of tue climate, the seclusion of tho To-
ca''ty, the con luct Of the domestic de.
partment, and tho qualifications Of the
teachers place the school in the first
rank Ut educational institutions.
r. H WILMER,
aug. W.4t Bishop Of Alabama.
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Deserved HOnOrS.

1t was known Tuesday last, that Mr..
Branch King, Of New Orleans, one Of the
Jurors in the celebrated case Of the
United States vs.. citizens Of Natchito.
ches. which created such wide spread in.
terest throughout the country, would ar
rive in our city on Wednesday evening.
The Brass Band Immediately determined
to honor him with a complimentary
serenade. Mr.. King reached our city
about 81. M, Wednesday The Band
Immediately repaired to Mrs. Garzia's
boarding house, where the gentleman was
stopping and completely surprised him.
very large number Of prominent citi.
ze"s were present and when Mr.. King
made bis appearance he was most heart.
lily and corlielly greeted. Declaiming
any idea Of making an address he in.
vited bis friends to refreshments at the
Pheuin. Here Hon. NJ. j. Cunningham
was called upon and after some appro.
p'iated remarks, gave as a toast "TLe
trial by Jury which protects the rights
OF the citizen against the oppression Of
the government" After tho Band had
played several airs Judge D. Piersou was
voiciferous called for and delivered q
short. sterning aud eloquent address to
the PEOPLE assembled congratulating the
Band and citizens for thus honoring one
who had molly done his duty as citizen
Of the land and as tho exponent Of right
and justice against persecution, wrong
and oppression. Ending with the SEN
t'ment, LET us deliver up tue keys Of
our city, and to our honored guest, throw
open tho door ofour dwelling aud make
Mr.. Kings stay pleasant and agree.
able one, while in DOR midst. The
whole proceeding was an impromptu at:
fair, but none the loss reflects credit |
upon our citizens, and plainly shows
that the winter aud spring Of 1879 have
left an indellible impression upon their
minds, and that they are not unmindfal
Of the invaluable services rendered them
in the dark days Of their persecution.
when they wore rnthlessly dragged from
heir homes aud families and the shadow
If prison walls darkened their personal
Liberties. Natchitoches is irrevocab
redeemed, and thus delights to honor her
taunch friends.
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Religious lntelllgence.

Rev. T J. Hough will preach his le,li-
catosy sermon iu his new chapel in
this city, to- morrow Sunday The pnb-
lie are cordially invited to attend.
Divine service at usual hours to. NOR
row at the Catholic Cathedral
Rev. MI. Cameron will hold aarvice NJ
the Episcopal church, Sunday.
A prOtracted meeting is iu progress At
Bethel Church, Q miles west Of Nstchito-
cbes, Rev. Gilbert Cunningham o6icis-
ting IN charge. ~
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Salubritas.

At this present writing our section ia
enjoying IN average degree Of salubrity
and healthfalness for which We should
feel proudly grateful. Aside from cases OF
eur climatic fevers, generally mild in
type) We have no sickness to complain
Of, other than such ~ is incident to tho
universal human family.
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Everybody's friend, Capt. George e.
Hamilton, was doing we'll when last
heard from. He had declined q trip to
BONNEVILLE" and withdrawn from u con-
templated summer journey to Canada, but
was practicing in the back yard the
following feat Of Craftsmanship on that
Trojan steed. presented him by the citizens
Of Rapides.
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Arrival and Departure VI Mails.
SHREVEPORT.

SHREVEPORT.
Arrives. Departs.
Tuesday, Monday. : A. NJ.
Thursday . Wednesday, ! A NJ
Friday, Saturday, : A. NJ.
Saturday, Fridays p. NJ.
MAIL BY BOAT.
Arrives Departs
Monday, Monday 4.P.M.
Friday, Friday
NEW ORLEANS.
Arrives. Departs.
Sunday, 9 P. NJ. Tuesday. ! p. NJ.
Wednesday " Thursday, 4 P. NJ.
Friday, 20. NJ. Saturday, 4 A. NJ.
MAIL BY BOAT.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Tuesday Sunday,
Saturday, Thursday,
MINDEN AND WINFIELD.
Arrives. Departs.
Tuesday, P. NJ. Wednesday, G 4. NJ
Friday, Saturday, a. NJ
Arrives. Departs.
tuesday. 6P NJ. Monday, s A. NJ.
Friday, 6P. NJ Thursday. h A. NJ.
MRS. NJ. a. BURKE,
Post Mistress.
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Total 80. 10

II will he ssen th It thsro has been q
marked increase during tho past fcnr
months. This shows co"clnsivelv. that
hard tines is having tho etf..t Of
mixing paopls homestead farm. at least
Over o"e hundred Of these entries xer.
made by white settlers, and a majority
we're from this parish, Sabine and Vel.
non.
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}. II. Cosyrore :
Our Land Once.

The land entries under tho homestead,
law. have been quite active during this.
year, 1879. and shows marked increas.
over any year since tho war, save 1871,
Receiver Le,nes kindly furnishes rs with
tho following land entries since January
lat to 2ith inst,