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UY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK.
NEW YoAK, Aug. .19.-uovernlnents were weak
md lowcr Railroad honda wcro dull md IT.
regular; .io sales OF Columbus, Chicago Il 1udl-
ana Central. State securities wcrc dill.
The week opened on the Stock Exchange With
a continuance Of tho depression which bus bcun
tho feature OF dealings for the last few days.
The selling movement in Granger Rlascs un1
day. and the who!o list was unfavarahly affected.
At thu close slightly steadter feeling pre-.
vailed, but closing quotations, rofnparcl with
Saturday. showed n decl!ne ranging from 4 to
21, tho hitter St. Paul common. Northwcatcrn
common fell or 2l6; Lake sliorc, TX,
and Western unjon, TX. transactions
wtre 10000 shares, Of whlrll 7.b00 weEc Eric,
2G,000 Lake Shore, IS 600 Northwestcrn com.
mon, 11.000 preferred. 600 St. Paul common,
Wabash, 17,000 Wabass,, 1,600 Michigan Central,
9,oW Union Pacific, 600 Ohio Il Mississippi.
5,201 Western Union, 2,000 Pacific Alatl. 1,ADO
st. Louis, Kansas City IL Nortbrrn common,
3,000 preferred. :. 600 st. Louts Il San Franeseo
preferred 1,2xl first nrufcsrelt 1000 Iron Noun
tnin, 1.100 kanaas Sc Texas, md e,400 Hannibal
Money active at 5G7, closing at 5@6 Prime
mercantile papcr, q,
Sterling exchange dull; sixty days, 4slH;
lint insrorts1 n1t Of .pccte lust week, s1,o7s 4ts;
sos'. 1877 gold. the remainder silver. Silver nj
London il 81 13.11 pantc per ouncc. Uar silver
here, HEX. Subsidiary silver coin Is H@l pct
cent discount.
GosrnxMEsrs.
Couuons Of 1891. .l0+ New per cents .... 1o0T
New ls........... 109H cuEreucY 0s...,.,..120
New 4sSs.,.. ....105t&l
, 1879-08-19
COMMERCIAL,

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The following were tho receipts and shipments
OF the leading ARTICLES Of produce III this city
during the forty-clellt hours ending ut Z o'clock
MondaY morning. with comparisons:
, 1879-08-19
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments rere 1led for
record Monday. Aug, 18:
ciTr PROPERTY,
Oakley u. 100 II n OF Fulton, . I. 20173
T. improved. dafud Aug. d {W, ii,
RsetslngaE TO ". b. La1hst) ..........,,& 100Q
, 1879-08-19

s, s the he nnstss. s 10 IT. Il. sst1 ss;sst ss
g'ns. Mieols'n cen.ta, declined -, to sN;
.-ako ono1o -, W e'N' roi'n"e.. eon-
onq" og ~ ~ 'Sn; .a' oo,n. plo'e,teu IT,, - "
"rt' o. raul @sf ~ oe!b' s''o p.ctss'eo
- ~ W on.ol .he.nu y, VA 1l,o ~ ~
49, "noAs" "a =" n,a y" ~ " "a "
~ os. vov =, ioss a,o pro'g'seu wv -. ~
.1o'a.asq " 1laason ~ to hacs1"anna cTs y,
O. " ee,S n ,a,H. r. " ~. ea"sut -, :,
oou."ttn ~, ~ oo's, nan,,s wy - !" ~
.nr oa'e pss'esssa -, 70 meb; "ee.esn @ e. oaron
~ nos.ne.n .nc'us ', ~ " @o' ss' 1aul ~
",mnsapo.'s M "a, ~
t.e,o was no aavanec IN any ot INC stocks
Nuole'-a n.s el'curstanee a,, Without pa.alel ior
"' H., n.ss"' u a''u eoes s p.'s.s =
.Ie eaa 40 ~. .n tuo's es"s1a' a. o. U''O "
r.'se"s'pps ,.u .. ~ Ma"sas ~ .e1as "t ~ san
rt4se,ss" s. ~ ltss' ',c p'o.ee'eu Il. ~ At.a"''s
iae1ue al ooSA' ara ANos11'esn fac'uc pFe'cfFeu
u ~
Nollo"est Roiu poltas "eta 4llA' o.. ["n Ill.,, :
pef eene "n1,ne .anus "ese ~ a1d WEI hsso
1osun.' M. so'u ao;a' ts' eha f7>s' aau f"u's'
" ~, ae@"s tts!s so2s'
~, o'.e"' s1".es'eht VI t'.u sa!",sa ~ s"e
ru"".' -, VI .l.s y. sas Nsw iot"' AaAo i'''o
1879. 1870.
Gross earnings. :. 81, 112, NO. 81 g. 3D, 57a a5
Working xpe nses.. D1lh 80 Lodi, 481. 10
-w -, ,+7 - o,- :,5,, ~
., st oas".uss ' ~. -. ~e ~ ~
-e"u""h ~, ~, ,n- m1e'ea 60 :" "S' '0 IVA ~o
n'o"A' w. W , eo|'o
1"s ust ~. '1'"1s ~ ."' ."'.,. .. ~
Nv - s7o''s "ue"e,", '.e'' ~ 49," s"N's
..s ~. ~ 's''oa '4a' "
Stu'
s'e'1 % .A'a'so rs,,' -. no DaHoo, 80. ..
"pus ~ ~ u'" ,e-o .. ~ eoa en- a.. -. Wv
"eon .'as 4aus o rs ,o,y, ~ "I.s asn ,@' NJ
"scA ss.F '"ns 9.a.' s!''Ao ~. s4,.h. ns,,s, 49,
lne easa'!ss " o ~ AIM. INN ', eo.',
pans ~ aos"s ue n''s "ssA ~ UNI 's"'su
$|,uio' ~ ,,.
lms sasu,"ss VI u'o o. Lou's ~ aio" s'ou"1'
u" ha''soa'' COMPANY ~ uos'nE ~" n''t "eeh IL
"ugas! "; H.. ,ne'easeu s!o'oo.. n..,
lho s rna.n"sstosu W., u1 na.a"as sonFanys earn,
'Ee uurs ~ .ao nss. ",e oa,s ~ ~ aao .uo 'ccoua
We" ~ -aususs s,. ~. npvas H-oo.
A.. ~ sa,,."aa puaus' ~ ~" @ .osA on eatufday'
wv @ 49,, EI,a pos e'o1G - ,oao oee'
s4neo' a"o u,'. Nv r' :. Ac''s" ~ ""Assoalso,
a'.u 1'o"e' "1'''so"" " o*1sp'oa'* ao'ancoo
~ ~. = = S,so... soas. .
.a,5 tasus.aE, aass oesh 1spottea 20 1aF ,ot
tmsassen'e % sa.soaas' ",, a',a on!s i've sno" ~
,.st 49, ~ tsa,. ...a Wv ~. s1'y
ss thc ron.. M .h s 1 so
decrease. The July earnings ' are The m moro s "a.
crease, twentv-ono out Of twenty-five roals re-
nort,nr paina oyer 1877. nnd thprc ho,rv nm
evsrocc trcreaac ~ n mr. ccr, n aa,n,1s ,,ar ~"
NILE Gso Of 1,o,s roaa. ,s ,.,., c,,,.,. T.,
, 1879-08-19
MOVEMENT or WHEAT.
Tic following shows tho receipts and ship


IN FEW YORK; YESTERDAY.
AUD. 1s.-iscceipts-Fou 30, 600 l,Fts; wl,cat,
s91, 600 Au; cosu, 1G0.s3l bu; oats, 100,ps6 hui j;
corn-mcal, 3l8 pkcs: re. 1l,750 bu; malt, 23l,-
600 bu; posk, ao7 brls; beef, U.191 trs; cut
meats, 3,22o pkgs; lard, Ill tes; whisky. 45+
brls.
Exports-For twcnty-ioas hours--Flour. H.
900 brls: wheat. 2a3.000 bu; corn. la9, 900 bu /;
ryo, $1,000 bu.
, 1879-08-19
l3READ2rtrFFs.

FLopn-"as generally dull aud tame. There
was some tEsdtnR In baggcd lots for export, but
shippers claimed that prices were aonls l59faOc
agatust tbnu,. aud dt4 ftt,e, Tbs loca. trade was
Qutet+ 6alcs wcto reported Of ITO bfls winters,
partly 1t $500; 03o brls double spring extras.
chiefly 1t 4.ooaD5, 90; 30 brls snring supers at
90. b7Hs 1O0 bTls winter do At $3.50. Total !, $50
bsls. Following weEe tho closInR auetst!ons:
, 1879-08-19

WlltSkY-Was .ors ucttye At the advance Of
Friday. Sales wcro reportei OF gUD bris anshcd
Euols on the basis Of 81. .00 per gallon for hlgh-
Miilts.
WOOI-nca'crs roport falling on In oriess.
Tic nnl"a lust wuek soduccd tic stock, aAd tae
market IL now steady. though srad0 Ia small, tho
call heibg chiefly fur sClall l0ta:
HIeartnua, wool estIn1atHtl... ..........1j GD40
Washed feocc, Medium ...,..,, .,.....,,;lslb13
Washed Aerce, Ana, pes rt.,.,.. ,,.30 'al3
Medium u1lwAsle.l. ....,......,......atQb!B
Ftne do. -. ......,....,,, q, ,1D4132
f'onrsr dh. >, .!0{s1a
Tut,.,vasised choicu .,,,,.,..,,. a., ,.,,.31fa33
Tub. .wua!isd cullu3on to good 49,, -. ,,otGpl1
, 1879-08-19
wv
r a fair inquiry from tho

- WV NJ ~ l&ttk ~ ST@0 -
Glowing quotations.:
JAPAN uNCDL0IlHD.
Commun to fntr. :. .f8f1M
Hnncrinr to fine. .:tiNtt0
Extra tlHe 10 lltlust 45D5ll
NEW uxr0Lo!lKn.
Fair TO goo.1. .1tN19S
Superior TO t1,lu. 400 Is
Extra tins tn finest 4Yib.,3
tlardel, picked ...bH:l! ~
D1L0H1. ..
Common tu fair. >, 1898
HlaDcFi0r 10 hnc. 400 -
Extra tlAu to t1nest 45l1j3
Cl,olce4t =. .....65.ta0
A1UCft0SH AMI Ct,NHo.
Superior Ia 1no. ..18lol5
, 1879-08-19

FRUITS AMI SuTS-tAe demand for done4t!c
dried fruits conlnurs unusually large for The ttn,e
a.ova upward. III btstk bsfrIus, rssp,errtrs, nn,t
piIeA Cherries the ayance IL very Iccled. Foreign
fruits Ase II, fntr request and Ecnat4lis hr. lecaa
, 1879-08-19

NUTTEN-In tho butter market there we're no
changcs. Tbs demand for 1nc tab!o grades con-
inues In excess Of tho AupplS, consequently prices
remain very firm. The poorer sorts, though some.
What nogaectcd, aro held with fa!r show OF firm
ness. stocks not hoiy largo usual 1T t1ls stage
or tho ara50n, We nuOtp:
, 1879-08-19

IRA HOLMES.
GENERAL. nR0KErs
60 WAstI1Nt3rOE.9T.
.....--.-...-..1f Has for Bale ie-..-.--
e~9''A COOK COUNTY noNDs.
Wants
THIRD NATIONAL. DANE kECElvER9 CERTIFY.
tATE3.
, 1879-08-19

BROOM -C0nN-Was dull ald easy. snall orr
lc1s ars billed at quotations, but conccsaons would
prabably bo malo for order for several car loads:
Fine green carpet brush. u Ib........... .s53G11
tfPBn nnFi,. ..sssH 4LU
Red-tinpod hnsi ........... ..............4ItTth
Fjnu green. with hutl to work tt...... ...5 l6K
lfet-tlrptH u0....... .iHGA1
Inferior . ............ .............. ...9IGo4
if1NlDil.
, 1879-08-19

POTATUEs-Wcrs dull and casY at ST. ::5 per
brl. Thu hOMG growers almost supptY the civ at
prices that Country shippers cannot compete With.
Swert potntoos wcto 81. 50@ 100 nor bEl.
POULTRY AND OAMk-Was In fair supp)y md
QnIat Largo stock brought tull prices, but small
and ordinary coDps .were SLOW and lrscgafrE in
prices. praisto chlckcus sold At g. .60af3. 90 per
tloz: ....
Chickens. old. y dos! .................S2.7 7Hb125
Hntine chiekons; .'.' nue.' ~ ~
HnfkGFa. i've. II 10 ....s.s .tbt4 w
BEEpS-Timothy was Armcr ulder Roo1 de-
mand, with fair offctfngN. Spot seed at 81. 400
!. l7M. prima closing at 81. 55Qe1 90. September
Otherwise Its quality Is good. Flax sold at sl.2l
81 :5 By aatnnle, S1.a7 pure, md AZ 81. go for
quiet and firm nt 81 .1L0 t.20.
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sLANDERING CITIZENS.

The assault Of Burwell, the r .dics
spouter. last Saturday. upon = req.
I%c'ed and respectable class Of our
ci'iz"ns. was ~ infamous ~ 1t was
uucallAd for.
Burw III singled out our Jewish
ciIlzens and poured upon them the
viols OF his wrath and ISLANDER. This
class Of citiz.ns are our friends and
there has been no truer Or more "a.
triOtic people to Louisiana In her
darkest hours than they. Our pop
ular and much loved Senator, Jonas,
is u Jew whom We all houor, who ID
one OF our leaders and 10 whom We
have confidence, and We have them
here IN this parish ~ honorable. az
patriotic and AZ pure 8s be.
We hurl the Islander OF Burwell
and his bowling followers In their
teeth ADD stand ready to viDdicase
the honor and patriotism Of oul
Jewish citizens now a. w have III.
ways done.
II Burwell was the friend to Lou
isiaDa that they are he might thank
HE God but bis Islander Oi this class
shows that he is not. u
And thus early does Greeno6ck'
Radtcalism show lite claws.
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Mr. Charles Castex.

NatchitOches has always boasted some
p,eemenence in snndry anil wonderful
prodnctions. But yet, il il little known
that this parish contains AZ a resident
the above named gentleman, who has for
| number Of years, in an transformations
manner, devoted his time aud attention
/ 10 The cure Of diseases Of the eyes. Num-
srous are the instances, Of which testi.
nonials can 10 readily furnished Of his
smre Of persons totally blind for q nnm-
ber Of years, AZ well a. partially blind.
He cures sore eyes, partial and total
Kindness. One instance some time ago
nee that ola son Of Jeff Veuleman, we'll
Known in this parish, q late ease under
No knowledge Of this writer il TINT Of
liss Mary Collier, who was nearly blind.
Nd In fsws days abe was able to thread
sssdle, and went home rejoicing. Mr..
Csstsx has obtsined his skill m an op-
ieiaa and knowledge Of diseases per-
pinipg TO the eye, in Paris, by years Of
INDY. UnObtrnsive In manners; a plant.
b BY occupation, yet he never re
bses TO use bis knowledge for ths
sasAt of his snfering fellow men and
DWe Of his cures have been little short
Miracles.
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Burwell. the Radical orator. In his
speech here, last Saturday, said that
Yankees, 10 q class. were opposed to
labor, and as such never did any
moro work then they could help.
hence their use OF stesm power steam
reapers, cultivators. g., to make
their crops. The statement might
10 for an ignorant colored meeting
in louisiana. but the facts as shown
nv the history Of Western and
N 'rthern enterprise. energy. per.
severance. tuventioo, &C.. bellies tue
orators statement Yankees, not
work! Great Con What q declara.
tioo, for any one VINO pretends to
hav. one iOfa ~ in'elligsnce, to
make! Ta.ta! Burwell! Go North,
and learn something.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

At q meeting Of The Bar and o.
ficsrs Of the Court of tn" r"!ish U!
Red River. held o. 'hc 18th day ~
November, A. d. 1879. the following
resolutions were adopted and ORDER
I'd 10 be presented iE open Court, aud
permission ASKED ~ lave them III
sc,ihed IN the minutes Of the u u!t !:
WHEREAS. BY rea-'n W the apIcr.
sionmen, under the new C'ns'itu.
ton. the parishes CT Rcd River and
Natchitochss. being no longer 10.
cluded in the same Judicial District,
the cff1cia, and professional relations
which have heretofore existed be.
twee n His Honor JUDGE DAVID PIER.
SON, % presiding Judge Ut the old
17th Judicial District. and the Bar
and officers OF Red River parish
muat OF necessity be terminated; and
WHEREAS. It. is our desire to ten.
der to him. and to place on record
some fitting testimonial OF the high
esteem in which he IL held by the
members Of the profession. AZ law
yer Of ability and learning; q Judge
pure, just and impartial, and ~ u
man worthy alike Of esteem and ut.
lection; therefore b' It.
RESOLVED by the Byr and odlcers
II the parish IL Red River: That In
Judge DAVID PIERs0N. We recognize a
lawyer Of learning aud ability. pos.
sessed in an eminent degree VI the
high qualities which adOrn the judi.
ciai character, and which. while they
add lustre to the bench, insure the
tirm, strict and impartial adm.nis.
tration OF justice. and We hereby
tender to him our grateful acknowl.
edgments Of the able and efficient
manner in which he has continuous.
~ dispatched the business Of hts
Court, uDiDfluenced by any consid.
erations OF fear, favor or affection.
RESOLVED, That In severiDg the re.
lstio0s which have heretofore exist.
ed between Judge Pierson and our.
selves, We realize that We are parting
with q friend whose many amiable
traits Of character have greatly en-.
deared him to us, and about whom
cluster none but the ki0dest and
pleasantest associations, and We
hereby express our sincere regret
that he shall no longer have occasion
to visit our community In the dis
charge OF his official duties.
Resolved, That q copy OF these
resolutions be presented to Judge
David Pierson, and that they be pre-.
scented In open court, that q copy be
furnished the COushatta Citizen and
Nstchitoches Vindicstor for publics-
ton, aud that they be recorded on
the minutes OF the court. Adopted.
(Signed) L. B. Watkins,
W. P. HALL. Dist. Atty,
MoNFoRT y. JONES,
J. J. SpnAwLs,
]. D. ROACH,
] A. BELL, Sheriff,
W. P. PECK, Clerk D. O.,
d. h. HAYES. D'y Clerk.
A true and correct copy, November
II, 1879.
D. H. HAYEs. by Clerk.
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The Gceenback leaders COw affect
great wrath at the little BULLETIN,
and say it Is to blame for their going
headlOng into the cesspool OF Radi,.
calism. Too thin, gentlemen. too
thin. Look at your PLATFORM. There
you have published to the world that
you will defend RadicaIism, that you
will aid and abet and give comfort to
the thieves that have robbed and
plundered US for the last fourteen
long and dreary years. Some few
good Democrats have gone into
this sneaking and treacherons move
ment, not knowing the ultimate de-
signs Of the leaders. These were de.
ceived by being told that 1t was not
opposed to the Democracy, that they
were going to vote fifteen hundred
cclored voters for the Democratic
State ticket, provided they were
allowed to elect the parish officers.
Such pledges could never be fulfilled,
and it was never intended that they
should he. 1t was done to lull the
people into q sense OF security until
these vain, ambitious and unscrupu-
lous schemers could get into power,
and become the successors Of a Blunt,
R.by. BoulIt. the Predas and other
bad men who have disturbed our poo
pie In the past. In order to achieve
their ends they have acted with sys-
tematic duplicity. They have en-
,ieavored to deceive and to betray the
Democratic party. Having failed
in THE. they are even now acting with
The most glaring treachery and bad
faith with each other. lhe fact Ia
the rats are cornered and are desper.
ately devouring each other. Let them
squirm.
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m uENORlAM
II Nm. THEODORE nALLIR.
Did November nth, 1879.

q q
y ~ death III the loved, the useful
- w. seod |; We IRE led to exclaim
yses!less and inscrmsah!., are the do
80 Providence, and His ways past
~ e.s" let to the d,sPensst'c :.s
E ~ wisdom, must We 81 tHw wv"
n. alaey, severence aud suOm.ss'cn
sSsssss cen do no more than oiier ,ts
~ ~ ss.s.lssio" to the bess's IN MN, the
~ . = their bereavement: WIN
~ mingle Ito sighs and te:rs
~ sesleksn hearts must look alone
1 +. II solsce IN the hour Ut woe.
~ - 1eash 81 this now ssinte1 one,
w, 2 church and society. have met
~. . iuspasahle loss. Tho wife, the
49,, ~ eatistian, is with ~ no more
~ - sssIy did che fal6ll the du-
- W. sseeveS iiow 9hs.s snhsrss. 81
oofhluon "A Law. ..n .iors H. an
ussssd iskle laa.,s,s ~ ;n.n;,.,;,,,
sEvss 9 PsaSsr 4, =" Il .s..,.d
- h w sisAe.,
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eminent duly Installed upder it. :nc
debt question removed from VIE
arena OF p..li,ics by the adoption Of
The debt ordinance "a y ennprolpise
measure, without reference to the
conflicting opinions ard desires W.
may all entertain on that subject.
matter, we can then sobeliy ann res
nln'eiy prepare f,r the mighty events
10 store for ns IN the near !u'nre.
ALBERT VOORHEES,.
President.
q, NJ. TENNlsON, Secretary.
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The ISSUE.

There IL but q few days moro 10
which the people have to consider
the issues that are presenter In this
canvass. First, they will have to
consider the subject OF tho new con.
stitution. The very TACT Of ito 10.
ducing salaries and taxation IL sui.
Gcient Of itself to win their unqusl.
lied approval to cay nothing OF the
very important, fact that It locates
the capital at Baton Rouge.
Next they are called upon to dc.
eide between the Democratic and the
Radical State tickets. When they
call to mind the dark past, Of all the
wrongs, robbery and populations
perpetrated by Radical officials.
and q moral certainty OF the
re.enactment Of ell those wrongs Il
the Radicals again get IN power.
there can be no doubt that every fair
minded citizen will cast bic ballot
for tho whole Democratic State tick.
ct. Il sjust and proper that tho
State officers to bo elected under th<
new constitution should b IN com
plete harmony with It.
Last, but not tho least, comes oul
parish ticket. Opposed to 1t u
Greenhack ticket endorsed BY the
Republicans. We would counsel OF
citizens to vote solidly agaiost tht'
combination for there % danger IN It
Vote eQuarely for tho whole Demo
cratic ticket from the Consultation X
Ward Constable without Q scratch
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OUR CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF,

This Radical. 0reenback conspir.
acy IL aimed directly at Hr. Raines,
the Democratic candidate for Sheriff.
He is from one Of the hill wards Of
our parish, and Is looked upon BY
these maljgnants a. being TO o Ger
tain extent the representative OF the
white voters. and Of the anti Radical
sentiment. and feelings Of our people.
The attempt Of bis political enemies
to rout him will meet with q boom.
ersng as will be disastrous In its con.
sequences. He has many friends and
It is to the interest Of our whole peo-
pie to come to his rescue. He has
stood by us 10 the past, and We must
stand by him now, and not allow hin
TO- be sacrificed to the fury OF these
Radical wolves with Greenbach
claws. Friends OF Sam. Raines, come
out and 60 to work.
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Julius Cesar Hannibal, giving an
account of q ses voyage. says: "All
de passengers was q hesvin' aud az
II that wasn't enough. de Captain
gave orders for de ship to heave
too. and she hove" That's what the
commander OF tho Democratic man.
oi.Wsr b telling the Greenback sloop,
aud on the "a December It will
''hove'' too. OF 30 on . voyage ul
Salt river, dismantled, dismasted and
shot TO pieces between wind and
water.
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BURWELL ON THE JEWS.

Burwell, the tow.bead orator, com.
pliments our Jew friends, by saying
that II the negroes emigrated to Kan.
sas, they would follow them, because
the Jews, were like hogs picking up
acorns under a tree, and as long az
the acorns were there, they would
only care to be where they came
from. or in other words, that the ne.
grOes 40 cotton growers, furnished
them with their chief support. How
do our friends like such talk!
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Had we u pen OF living 6re, and
could We write on the scroll Of time
In letters Of imperishable records,
these words would be inscribed
thereon: "Heroes OF 70 stand arm
to your colOrs, and by the remem'
brsnce Of those dark days Of oppres.
sion, once again rally In support Of
your homes and tlresides, and re-
luke the foes to your peace and hap.
piness.
Let not Republication ever again
gain q fOothOld 10 your midst"
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The Radicals OF this parish, who
dragged the majority Of our best citi-
gene before . y. 8. Court, are now
endeavoring, with tho use OF the
Green hacker % . wedge, to split the
old Democratic rock. That wedge
d too soft % accomplish anythioe.
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We learn from Mr.. John J. Bylcs that
Mt. Chas. b. McMaMus y. s. Deputy
Surveyor for Louisiana, has recently ex
amined MIR. Byies' survey, made for the
U, 8. Government in March, 1915 AMI
1876, under contract, dated March 5th,
1878, surrounding the LA Mana grant,
Mr.. McMaDnus has returned to Lake
Charles.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

In accordance with the election law,
har Keepers anil Others VII" SILL liquor i'll
amy way, are hereby notified that said
election law positively prohibits the
sale Of liqn"r in any quantity, during
the day %; election, within ono mile Of
Any poll in the parish,
lOs. P. JOHNSON,
Assessor and Registrar.
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Call around and see the wonderful
discovery 10 have made. It 70 . real
live mermaid Just from tho Political
Sea, - fresh ~ q daisy. The head
b ALLIGATOR. Republican and tho tell
Rrindlo. 0reenbacklsh. Don't fbjl d
call around and go thlD wonderful
curiosity.
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A CARD.

Editor VindicatOr:
CANE RIVER. Nov. 49, Please give
notice through your valuable paper,
INV withdrawal from the Greenback'
Labor party. I am q straight ou1
Democrat, and can neither oounte
nance nor lend It my support.
Respectfully,
A. DIXON.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-11-29

From the Mayors proclamation
published elsewhere It will b oeeD
that there viii be On election tor .
Mayor and six councilmen.'
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For Rent.

Will 10 rented to the highest bidder at
Cl"ntiervillr on Saturday, December 9Th.
1873. Mt 10 o'clock u. m., the Seraphin
Racial plantation situated on the lett
bauk Of Cane river descending.
L. CHARLEVILLE,
Tutor.
Will he soll on tho same day wagons.
farming utensils, ono cart, ono lot Of
mares and colts. horses aud mules, to
cl"Ss y partnership.
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There will b public speaking st
Flsen,en's Hall. Saturday. 1sth Inst.
90 and hear good Democratic doo-
tsine. EVeeybody Invited.
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Publie School.

The public school in charge Of Mrs
Mcdaniel in this city will be opened on
the first Monday in December. The
school will be Taught at Mrs. McDaniel's
residence IN 2d street.