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1873. Fall and Winter. 1878.
OPENING OF
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

HAVING taken unusual care in selecting my
Ii stock of goods in the above line / am able
to offer most complete and desirable assOrt
ment, consisting of all the new and late styles OF
trimmed and untrimmed goods, all at the lowest
prices. am confident that can show stock
that cannot be beaten this side the city,
LADIES' COATS
kept on hand or made to order at short notice.
These goods an all late styles and ali orders guar
anteed to give satisfaction.
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Newport
An assortment OF my goods will also be fsund
at Loysvllle for sale by MISS ANNIE WHITE
Prices the same as at Newport.
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Business Mems Mention.

New cotton comes in rather slowly
and Oft rings are readily taken. On
Monday morning last the business year
Of 1879 closed and the result il "a salts.
factory as could be expected.
The crop Of the past season is the lar
sest ever produced, being ,563 bales
in excess Of the crop of 1S77.7s. The re-
ceipts at all tho ports for year ending
last night showed total Of 4. As, III
bales. The crop was estimated in July
by experts at S,15O,OOo bales. While it
will scarcely reach that amount it will
not fall much short. when the stocks ut
the interior towns that have gone direct
Othe factories are aided to the receipts
at all the ports. From the lights before
" we estimate the crop ut about 1900,
600. The present crop is very promising,
but it is estimated that the yield will
not be a. large rs that # tho past season.
The sale If futures in New York on
Aug. 3Oth, Saturday, the closing day Of
the business year, arc reported a. fol.
lows:
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GOALS To NEW CASTLE.
Stock Bayers frOm Texas Drivir.
Herds Of Cattle from this Ard
Surrounding Parishes
to Texas.

We have heard it said that this cour.
try was eft for nothing save to make
cotton" but We have regarded such a
statement as an etfusion Of that cast iron
prejudice which We have before spoken
Of and which exists here to the extent Of
blasting this country, As rich naturally
as the sun ever shone upon, with ruin.
However. serious innovations are being
made into old ideas and startling revel.
ations daily occur. Among the most
startling is the fact that Texas cattle
spectators are buying cattle in this aud
surrounding parishes for The purpose of
driving them to Texas-the prairie coun-
ties at that-and selling them
And why not
Cattle can be reared here cheaper than
in Texas; our Bermuda grass lands are
Beyond doubt the hest grazing lands in
the world, we have mild and short win
ters aud the climate is particularly
adapted to stock. All these reasons,
which cannot he contradicted, prove thar
we can raise cattle, aud sell them for
gooa profit cheaper than Texas.
MIR. Bonner, from that State, has to
this time bought over six hundred head
OF cattle which he proposes to drive to
Texas Here tho best price for % and
4 year old's' is 50 to $l2 while in Texas
the price is $l5 to ~. In the face OF
this fact our people dig at cotton, buy
corn and meat and talk about more green
backs, while -hs fact il patent that We
have a fortune within our grasp If We
will only act like men of sense and give
up our prejudices and old exploded the.
cries.
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falling to do bis duty, to tho PARISH A.
torney. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Breazeale,
Resolved, That road No. I be ioined 70
road ), and that Jules Nsrricelli bo il.
strncted to work said road.
Whereas, the snreties on tho forfeited
Bohd of Louis johnson, . fugitive hom
Justice, are making efforts to asesrtain
bis whereabouts aud secure bic arrest ot
their expense, and expect to secure bis
said arrest in time for him to be brought
back and trie.l at the next term Of Che
District Court.
Be it Resolved, that tho District At
torney bc, and he 10 hereby requested to
postpone the execution Of tho Judgment
on said forfeited bond In the case Of tho
State W. Louis johnson, No. - on tho
Criminal Docket Of tho District Court.
until the next term of said Court. Car
ried.
On motion, the Minutes were read and
adopted.
The Honorable Police Jury then I'd.
journed till LIT Monday in November.
(Sigued) VIM. PAYNE,
(OhiciaD President, Police Jury.
N. L. DlsxUKEs, Clerk, Police Jury.
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X. B. Fraser. ESQ.,, who has establish.
ed broom factory near Bellewoo.l, in
this parish, brought to town on Tuesday
last the first 6rOms turned out from his
factory These brooms are superior to
those manufactured In the North and
sell cheaper than in New Orlesrs. W.
are glad to note that our merchants are
giving large orders to Mr.. Fraser and
that he IL greatly encouraged In HE
work. We hope tho broom factory will
be . success.
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10 ]. II. Csssrove, Editor vlndiestsr,

It has been reported throusbou,
the parish that MT. SAX. r. RAlNfs
WAS q candidate for Sheriff IN th~
Interest OF Col. 8. NJ. HYAMs. who
would conduct the offl,e 10 tho ev,nt
Ut the election OF MI. R-iues," Those
WhO know either Mr.. Raines or Col
Hyams, will at once arQuit those
gentlemen OF such q combination.
Mr.. Rai0es to my knowledge, has
been impOrfuned for mO0tbs BY his
friends. aud be has u boat Of them.
60 become candidate. In fact hr
Was urged by . majority Of the dele.
gases ut the Convention 10 1879 IT,
take the nomination then. bur be
most positively refused to do %.
Even now be yields only after urgvn,
solicitation, and when elected. th.
Democratic OF this parish Can rest a.
sured that Mr.. Raines Will cooduc,
10 person the SHERIFF. Onion With
that ability, virtue, v'gor end iea,.
lessneeo which has ever character.
Fed bis acts - . citizen and . Demo
cras.
/ write this to Get at rect these an.
founded repOr's.
Very Respectfully,
sam. n. HYAMS.
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p r O G. E E D l n G. 8
CITY Council,
OF NATCHITOO HEs.
Tho Mayor and City Council met
10 regular session on Wednesday.
September 81, 1870.
Pr0aont-Willis H0lmen. Mavnp

Tho Mayor and City Council met
10 regular session on Wednesday.
September 81. 1870.
Present-Wiliis Holmes, Mayor.
Isaac Jacobs,
w. a. Aresux,
A. DuC0urnau.
| Hardy Ware.
After reading tho Minutes tho fol.
'o q! E! RESOLUTIONS @e1she we're adop'ed:
Be II Resolved, that tho Bridee
Committee be authorized o oon.
tract for "a under ground drain
through Horn Street and tho AM
In front OF p. veuleman6, and @
purchase lumber for BRIDGES.
BY J. A. Ducournau,
Be It Ordained, that Il shall b an.
lawful tor any pereon b leave any
vehicle drawn by horses OF mules,
unattended or not securely tasleaod
90 90 20 prevent Academic. Any por.
son violating this Ordnance ohall
be fined ct tho discretion oltho Nay.
or, and tho vehicle and team M.
pounded until said Ane o pald,
90 motion, tho Council adjourned
TO dret Wednesday 10 OctobeS.
10 future the Council win mset q
FiremenS Hall.
-. WILLIS HOLMES,
W. H. bARBEE, Mayor.
SECRETARY T. Treasurer.
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Our city getting lively.

Our city getting lively.
Persimmons and pomegranatrs.
Thus far the caterpillars have done but
little damage to the crops but are mar
shsling their boasts for a future onslaught
Get the WHITE sewing machine.
All New Orleans and Shreveport mail.
arrive at II p. m. and depart at ~ m
same night.
Mrs. BURKE, P. NJ.
An old citizen and physician ofthis par.
ish remarked that during his experience
Of tho past thirty-hve years, he had
never known such healthy summer as
that Of the present year, nor such a
remarkably cool August.
The WHITE sewing machine is lthe
best.
The autumn opened with a very blust.
sfing and cloudy day, but since it's nd
vent, the atmosphere has been decided.
y pleasant in the day time, with cool
and brilliant moonlight nights.
Try . Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing ma
chine at McCook & Bro.
The young ladies amuse themselves
with eroquet, most charming pastime,
bat behind whose wickets, bat and balls.
ID oitimes carried on more interesting
game, Of human love and bright glances.
80 mote il he.
We still keep our stock Of Drugs COLI
plets, J. J. McCook T. Bro.
There IL little doing in the Parish
Court, and the amount Of new business
can he contained In a nut shell. The
asteudsnce. however Of tho legal frater-
nifty 10 full Every occupation seem :"
b absorbed in the prevailing epidemic
efths coming political contest.
Atrial package Of "elAck. DRAU6Mr"
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Our sanctum was cheeretl on MOnds
last BY the presence of such friends
II. H. Hathorn, Esq., 8. P. Rains, Esq
J. H. Weaver, Esq. Of Ward 2; DR..
o. Scruggs, Of Cloutierville Col. Sal
Hyams, hessrs. Alex. Sompayrac, Pr
dbomms and Butler of Ward IA. \
Carter, ESQ.,, Of Ward6; H. McClendo'
Esq.,, and James Beazley, ESQ.,, of War
7;Mr. Burnley and Jas. Mayhem, ESQ.,, {
Ward 5, and Hon. Jacob Kile of Ward
These gentlemen report their sections a
alive to Democratic unity, and the healt
and crops satisfactory,
J. Fl. Hill, ESQ.,, Of Ward 4, was in tow
Monday and places Us under the obliga
tons Of visit.
Sabine was represented also an Satur
day last. Messrs. r. Hunter, J F. Smith
W. A. Carter, E. F. Presley, Henry Pott
and Judge J. c. Armstrong, came in t
attend the trial of q mandamus case
which will be found reported in ou
court items.
Col. L. N. Lane was in the city OF
Monday, ~ also was J. N. Wolfson, Esq.
NJ. Bandsries, Esq, and Joshua Adams
Esq, all from the Grapes Bluff section
Mr.. J. H. Caldwell, of Shreveport
visited our little city during the past
week in the interest Of the mail service
between this and Shreveport, which he
has secured, much to our qualification,
from the Government. Mr.. Caldwell has
put upon the line excellent buggies and
horses aud the mails from Shreveport,
will, in future, be delivered here inside
10 hours.
Col Hawks from the parish Of Teusas
has been spending few days with the
editor Of the vlSDIcAToR and enjoying
rnsticatiOL in our staid old town.
Mr.. Jos. Henry was in town Tuesday,
as was Mr.. Ponder on Wednesday. These
gentlemen were in tho enjoyment of ex-
cellent health.
Col. W. D. Wylie who has host of
fri"nds here. was on q short visit to onr
city during the week and remained with
US several days. Col. Wylie is interest,"
ri ~ the settlement of the lands of and
tn Louisiana and has exertetl
himself to that eud more than any man
in Louisiana. His partner, Gen. O'Masah,
If Ohio, is the nominee Of the Democrat.
10 party. on tho ticket with Emmy and
Rice. for superintendent Of Public Works.
Barney Egglest"n, an old citizen ofour
city who left rs for . better country nine
years since, returned here on Wednesday
solemnly convinced th,t that "better
country" connot be found. Barney. We
arc truly glad to ESQ You.
L. A. Deb'ienx, Esq, tho present po-
pular Sheriff enters the race for r,.elec.
lion to that office.
Hon. B. W. Marsden from Red River
VAS in our town on Thursday.
Mr.. Ambrose Sompayrac enlivened orr
By a visit during the week.
Major G. F. Dawson made q short stay
q our city
James Little, Esq.,, Vas with US q few
,ours on Thursday.
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NArcalrocsrs. Aug. 81, 1879.
Friend C''sgr,.vs {

Friend C"sgrcvs:
viii you give notice in your local col
umn this week that tho Osceola aud
Acn,.. B.sS Ball Clubs will meet on Sun.
LAY next at $40 o'clock 70 practice for
En-. coming fill SEASON. Tho champion
shin belt won BY the lsttrr club will ~
nrrs,uted an that OccssiaU by tho ''Rrds'
itOsrois slso, that tho belt can ~ con.
t,nte,l lor by the different clubs of the
Psrish in srries u three games. Both
clal,s solicis ehsllsnass.
Addsess II aserstariss:
4 DMcournsu. Secretary Acme ClaL,
Nstrhitochss. IL.
j. +. srrowl. Secretary 0ssols Club.
Natchieochsa, Il.
Tess As.,
$50 esc1seasy 0ssssls 4 &c.
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River News.

The River at our port Of entry
Grand Ecore. IL falling slowly. The
same will hold for the river above.
The Cornie Brandon passed up on
Wednesday evening late: the quick
st trip on record-this low Watel
season.
10 justice We insert tho following
from the Alexandra Democrat:
C"sRrove, ofthe n .tchitoches VIZ.
DICTATOR has graphic and late news
rom George O. Hamilton and BIZ
drry, uDtsmed Mezappa, and has
our good aud rOtuud friend 10 q dan.
gerOus posture, whilst training bis
melted steed, but 10 In error when
he states It was q present from citi.
zeos Of Rspides. It Was q apecial
and spontaneous gift to Red Rivrr'e
xblest and best clerk, from q mer
chant friend, who imported the sire
Of the steed and raised bin 10 Alex.
sndris, 10 the Second Ward.
The New Orleans Times has the
following:
Capt. Dick sinnott writes to Ed.
Hsmer. clerk Of the Frank willard
that bic new boat, the Jessie K. Belle,
10 progressing finely, and that be ID
becoming daily more and more 10.
(xtusted with her. He ssys she viii
be the floeat and best boat ever in
The Grand Ecore trade, and will be
launched In thirty days from Aug.
18th: The cabin is being built while
sue 10 on the ways.
The Red river transportation com.
pany's light.drsft steamer Frank
Willard. Capt. Thornton Jacobs,
Clerk Ed. Hsmer. left New Orleans
isst Tuesday evening for Shreveport,
Feast Point, Ooushstta and all way
landings. She will be along today.
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Hon. L. i. Watkins has tho thank Of
tho viNplcAroR Sor . late copy Of the
Milwaukee Daily News.
We return our thapks 10 our friend
Antoine Msrinovich, Esq., for 6les Of
New York Herald and Telegram.
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CI0UTrERvILIE, Sept. Let, 1879.
Editor Vindicator:


On yesterday Cloutierville witnessed
one Of tho most splendid and imposing
ceremonies that ever tO0k place in her
church. Il Was that If II catschu,hen
Of the church receiving their fist com.
mmnion-Over fHur hundred communi.
cents, aud Quo thousand people filling
the church, its xisIes, it, windows, and
almost its entire front yard. Bishop LIE.
ray who by the by, Ia perhaps the m,st
popular prslsts in the State or Of the
Sonth, o6icist-d and preached the s~r-
nou FIR tho occasion. To cay that it
wss eloquent and to the p"int, would BIZ
saying but little in it, favor. The citi.
~ Of this portion Of this Parish j"iu
In triumph to this msgni6cent c~rrm"
MIL ~ demonstrate" OF the high state
If tho moral and ststns Of our people in
Cloutierville and environ.
CL0uTlnvlLlI.
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10 response to the ordinance of the
Police Jury Offering reward Of five dol
I'M ssch for wolf scalps, several Of thu
nauiam coverings Of these predatory
pests were brought In last Monday.
Wolves are quite numerous 10 the Parish
,ais year.
Chew JAcxsON's Best Sweet Navy
lebsccO. Nov. 3O-1y.
An entertainment was given last
night, Friday, by the generous-heartetl
Adiss ofour patriotic city, for the bene
kofthe Brass Band. The amount Of
10 proceeds and incidents connected
With the occasion will be mentioned lin
saR next isnue.
The WHITE sewing machine has more
sapasity and power than any other fam
Ny machine made. For sale by H. A.
Wslmslsy.
The Brass band were ont on the march
~ Thursday, with tramp, tramp,
tramp" to their own music. They keep
sdsa step and time, and are doubtless
lssstieing for tho coming display on the
a September. This day will hereafter
- memorable ono In tho history of
Naeehitoehes. Moro anon.
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Prof. Edward Pet,seh.

Composes snd srrsnees Music TO order
will also give instructions on pianos.
flutes and brass Instruments. Vocal mu-
sic speciality. Pianos carefully timed.
Once on Washington street.
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The Hon. Body sdjoarsed till q p. n.
EVENING SESSION.

All members present.
Tho petition Of tho Citizens Of the
Town OF Natchitochss, relative 70 bald.
Ing bridges, was called for.
NJ. bresseale offered tie following
omend0sut: -
Pc Il Resolved, That tbe petition 81
ths citizens d Ward Ono In regard 70
bailding bgidgaa mentioned In this D.
aition to this Body. 10 accepted, and that
ths Lics1se q To Town Of Canpte b
appl1sd also y TspairinG, under ~ 49,