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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
SHERlFF's OFFICE,
Parish OF Natchitoches'
Natchit0Cbes. Nov. 2. 1870

SHER1FF's OFFICE,
Parish OF Na'chitoches.
Natcbttoches. Nov. Z, 1879
| Pursuant to proclamation of his Ex
cel!ency Lieut.. Governor Louis A. Wilt
acting Governor Of the State of Lo,,is
lana, hearing date the 81 day Of July. 4
ID. 1879, all the qualified electors of Tin
parish of NatcllitOeles are hereby mott
ned that an election will be held Of
TUESDAY the ID day of December, 1879
for the purpose Of taking tue sense q
the good people Of this State in rrcan
to the adoption or rejection of the Stat,
constitution, and for the purpose Of elect
ing '''
A Governor
ALieutenant.G Governor:
A Secretary Of State;
An Attorney General;
A State Auditor of Public Accounts
a Superintendent of Public Education
Two Senators to represent the 10Th
senatorial district, composed Of the mar
lshes Of Sabine, Natchitoches. Red Rive,
and DeSoto. ''
One District Judge and ono District
Attorney for tho 18th Judicial Dist ict
composed Of the parishes Of NatcLitochs,'
aud Sabine. '''''
Two Representatives
A Clerk Of District Court;
A Coroner;
Two Justices of the peace for tha Al,
ward, and one for each Of the other ; no.
tees wards in the parish Of Natchitocies
Two Constables Of che 4th ward ani
one for each OF the other Justices Of tha
peace wards in the parish Of Mattel it," ~.
ches. ~ N"tcLito-
Each voter shall express his on;,;o,
by depositing in the ballot box a t;cka.
wherein shall he printed or .wr;ttan
r cfor the C!onstitution." or "Againss the
Constitution" or such words ~ viii d;s.
t'nctly convey the intention Of tho H ~"
ter. " '"o w.
At tho election held for the ratific.t;o,
or rejection Of said constitution il shall
be lawful for each voter to have wr; i"",'
or printed on his ballot. 'sF,0r ortl;n..o"
Ma. 70 uoOt. OF tile WOrlS
Against ordinance relative tn Sts.s
debt" !" o'ate
The polls will be open in each e,ect;o,
precinct in said parish of NatchitocS..
from the hour of Z o'clock in thu fHron"on,
until o'clock in the afternoon -" "t 49,.
lay aud date above mentioned to..;. o
Tuesday ne the I'd day Of December A n
1873, for the purpose Of receiv;nr -, -. =.
vote Of the qualified voters of tho H.. ;ne
u Natchitoches, under the s,,ne.r;. .;en
of tho commissioners Of election "nrn ':.v"
a a ny the authority designated IL law
The election to lie conducted md .S.. .".
male according to law. ~. '0'''"'
49,. 1. A. DEBLlEUx.
'1 s.o - q ex'omcio Returning Officer
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FORCE OF HABIT.

Old Democrsts joining Greenback
Clubs and pledging not to vote Tor
the good old party, IL like q man
Joining the church and pledgiug not
to use cuss words. they are both
alike, only await the proper occasion
to return to their first loves,
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Z. p. HUDSON.
NATCHITOCHES. La.

NATCIiITOCHEs. La.
=, August 2?s,l 1879.
MIR. Jules Nornand
! have been afflicted for
several years will, painful Inflammation
and liberation of my leg, resulting from
an injury sustained by my buggy wheels
running overit, have tried Inauy rem.
edics without avail. until several months
ago l commenced the use of .Normanl's
Balm" which has been of great benefit
ana IS the only application, of the many
tr'e'! ny me, which has afforded substan.
tantia! reIief-1 regard it as invaluable
and cheerfally rccomcnd it for tho Ger.
tain cure Of bruises, wounds, cuts, inflam.
nation and liberation.
Yours Respectfully,
WILL. NJ. LEVY.
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BURWELL ExPLODEs.

TIE CITIZENS WHO DoN'r LIKE 'sprrrD
CROW" III THEl'N.
Editor vindicator:
NA7cHnocHIs, Nov. 25.-Plesse an.
nounce to tho public our withdrawal
nom tho 0reenback. Labor perty :
having been thoroughly convinced
that said party. % . national partv.
has become DE1uxc.
We further state, that No will cor.
daily sustain and do our utmost In
behalf Of tho time.honored Democ.
racy.
JoHx WINS,
JOIN BLACK,
II. BAsTo,
JOIN RYAN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Tax PAYERS
Can he supplied with City and Parish
Scrip, receivable for back taxes, by
DIR. ]. s. STEPHENS.
Nav ~ -.9,n
SPECIAL NOTICE.

In obedience to instructions from the
Hon. d. Pierson, District Judge I'M
Judicial District, the regular term Of the
District Court in and for the parish If
Natcl'itocl'es, will be opened on the lst
day Of December, 1879, aud adjourned
until Monday Dec. Sth. 1879, at 10 a. m.
witnesses and Jurors summoned. will
not be required to attend until that date.
l.. A. DEBLlEUX
Nch lo'ot Sheriff.
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Read the Following Testimonials to rs
Virtue.

NATcI''roc'IES, Ia, Any. q, 1879.
had my ankle badly bruised. hy nv
horse stepping upon it. | applied Nor.
ma""s Balm and experienced imme,li.
ate relief and y final cure. I tax. "r.at
p'eas''" in recommending its efficacy.
JOHN l.. GILL.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Sherif's Sale.
Allen Wheeler VS.. Eli Hongo.
District COurt-NO 7733

~ virtue Of writ Of Fl. ia. issued II
ID the above entitled and numbered sui,
AM! to me directed, have seized and
viii offer for sale to the last and highest
bidder, at the door Of the court. honse in
the city and parish Of Natchitochcs, o.,
Saturday December 9Th, 1879,
at !! o'clock m. the following described
property, tO-wit:
Two bales of cotton.
One wagon.
TERMS OF sAlE-Cast, subject to ap.
praisement.
l.. A. DEBLIEUX,
NOV. z>-tds. Sheriff.
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ATTENTION DEMOCR ATs,

A140N41VN OCWVCk NVS!
The Central Democratic Club Of
Ward will meet at the Flremen's
Hall on SATURDAY, the 10th instant.
at O'Clock p. N. Hons. VIM. NJ.
Levy, n. J. Cunningham, David
Plerson and VIM. II. Jack will de.
liver addresses on the political issues
Of the day.
The ladies are invited to attend.
BY order OF the President.
PHAN0R BREAZEALE.
6eCretary,
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the act, the city will welcome the
restoration OF her police ~ II recov'
} cred treasure.
The present large orgauized police
forces existing by State lsws. and
under the direct aud exclusive mar:
agement, control and discipline cf
State appUiUtees and officers, ad.
here for the most part tn the Dry
AIDES street government. nor will they
cease from such adhesion until 4 le-
gai State government ia established
aud accepted in place of that which
they have chosen to obey. TO or
gsnize, equip, arm and operate an.
other police for the same service
would not fail to produce collisions
whose results might be depl0rsbl. .
This H., therefore. a measure which
We cannot approve or assist.
Since assuming our Official duties
here We have tried to prevent the
complication Of the business Of the
city government with the contests
growing out Of tho late election.
We have taken care to avoid giving
any cause for complaint or pretext
for Interference on the part OF the
Legislature organized at the Mechau.
les Institute. The good effects OF
We hope we shall be able to continue
40 We have begun. Whenever our
State shall again be blessed With q
government not only Renuipe but
settled and fully recognized, whether !
this be soon or late, 1t may be ex.
pected that the affairs Of the city will
be In such condition - to call for lit. |
tie other legislative help than the
repeal OF . few obnoxious statutes.
In the present singular emergen.
cy We shall not attempt to advise you
% to the course which ought to be
pursued, but We hold ourselves ready
to do our whole duty whenever, IL
our opinion, our action will produce
good results. We earnestly sympa.
thtze with you and all patriotic cin.
zeDs ID your ardent desire for the re.
storation OF political rights, and for
the establishment OF an undisputed
legal State government, which will
truly represent and faithfully serve
TIE whole people.
am requested by the Hon. II. F.
5turcken, Administrator Of Assess.
mente, who was not present at our
interview, to state tlat he fully con.
cuIs IN our opinion. |,
! have the honor to romain. your
obedtent servant.
LOUIS A. Witt.
Mayor. /,
1
II now ct this late day any man
,an urge % q reason for not voting |
or Wits on account Of bic official {
'ces while Mayor, he certainly con- d
esDe0 that he does NOT know what Il
10 10 talking about. {
Go into the Radical party II you q
o desire 1t gentlemen. but in Gods a
anne, do not attempt, a. an excuse, y
D tsrnish the fair fame Of one Of n
.ouisisns's favorite sons. a
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1T II PURELY VEGETABLE IN IT'S
COMPOSITION.

am! may m applied t" tho most de,icat.
cl'i'''r'" with impnnity.
Asa specific for Piles and EEYSIpE.
LAS. it has II" superior: it is very etitc.
i've !" prevent l"ck:iaw in children when
applied t" tn" navel just cut.
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NOTICE.

NOTlCE.
4 LII persons indebted to the firm IF
"a Caspari K Dietrich are respectfn)lv
requested to call on the undersigned an:l
make immediate settlements. PROMPT
attention to the above will he to thejni-
terest Of those 80 indebted.
,. L. CASPARI,
June I'LL Liqui,lator.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.,
Succession of Francois Junka.
4 NroNIo MARINovIcH having filed
"a i" the Clerks Office his application
to be appointed administrator Of the sue.
cess'on OF Francois Janca, decd. notice is
hereby given to all persons interested to
show cause within ten days, why the an.
pI'cation Of petitioner should not 10
granted.
Witness the Hon. J. NJ. Il. Tucker.
Parish Judge, this 18th day of November.
A. d., 1879.
JOHN LAPLACE,
Nov. SS'2t. Deputy Clerk.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

State Of Louisiana vs.. Moses Brock. ct al.
District Court, Parish Of Natc.,itoche.
No. 1910.
~ virtue ola writ Of Fl, Fa. issn.a
- IN the above entitled and nnml.oroS
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NOTICE..

Succession Of Theo. Schuman, decd
A LII persons indebted to the above
"A Succession will please come forward
tor immediate settlement, and all per.
sous having claims against said sncces.
sion will please present them for accept.
anCe.
JAMES GENIUS,
Nov. l, Administrator.
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NATCIlITOCIlEs. Aur 81 1870

NATCI!Ir"CIlEs, Aug. q. 1879.
l hereby certify that have used Nor.
"'"d's Balm on my little daughter. who
was " sca'''"'!. A few application Of the
Balm cured it readily and left no mark,
L. CASPARI.
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NOTICE.

A special meeting OF tho Parish
Democratic Executive Committee Il
a1ed Soe Saturday. Nov 18th, g &
o'clock p. %.
uoctual Attendance n REQUESTED
u. ]. CUNNINGHAM.
:" s s
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AOARD.
Editor indicator Z:

Editor vindicator:
Please announce to tho public my
w1thdsawal nom the q. B. L. party.
nelng . Democrat I cannot coun.
sena9ce q lend Il nv support.
ANTONIO O'CoN.
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TEN Brock LIVERY Sr.n,r ,

TEN Brock LIVERY STABLE. }
Natchitochcs, ill.,. Aug. %. 1879. (
have used Nounand's Balm for sore
"acks' gals, cuts. foot evil, &c. &c.. in
horses, and found it very efiicacious. II
Is less trouble to use than other remedies
and it is a sure cure. '@'
Z. T. HUDSON.
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THAT KITEl

RADlOAL1SN, rHE HEAD: green.
backism, Ne asa.
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THE TITAN'S LUST.

I'm sileoc. and IT. night IN. con
science feels.
Tina: life sac''Ih soar to notlrr end
than power.
The hops o. gaining official posi-
ton or power will lead men to d
many things contrary to their bet
ter feelings and nobler instincts
Hence. We were sailing mid calm
seas and clear skies. nothing to Dor
tend the coming storm; We had al
most reached our haven Of perfect
political quietude and tranquility
when suddenly as II the thunder.
clap had awakened US at noon on q
cloudless day, the serried hosts Of
half forgotten Rsdtcalism bursts
upon us. wildly recalling the bitter
memories Of the dead and buried
past! Far better for "a all had they
not been recalled, far better for all
concerned had they been remem-
bered as some hideous dream stored
away 10 memory 'slwaste, and II ever
brought to light. to be used only as
q warning to those to come after us.
Who Of US whatever may be bis lot
10 life. would live over again those
dark and troublesome years through
which We have passed. with such ex.
perience AZ to embitter AMI color.
ttncture and shadow, the very es.
sence Of our lives.
The lust for Office has been allowed
to override ell patriotic sentiment.
and 10 tho place Of all true lovers Of
Constitutional government and lib.
erty. being willing to lay their eel.
llsh ambition on the affairs of their
they have gone to work
''eowing the wind" and they must
~ . consequence. reap the whirl.
Wind!" We surely do not envy those
Who have been instrumental in such
! work, and right now, We would
live them q word Of warning, for It
9 not too late to turn from the errors
u their way, and make what repara-
ion they can.
We we're here In an atmosphere Of
owing kindness, longing for peace !
u earth and good will to man. |
roaming Of no cloud of doubt or
Amt OF dishonest intervening, when
be sicken!ng cup, more bitter than
all itself, was presented to our lips.
nd as the picture In panoramic view
assed before our eyes, unholy
aoughts came to our mind in sui.
Gent force to make US doubt our
ind.
Imagine the feelings Of the wretch.
] incendiary. when he sees the lu.
d lightof the angry flames devour.
q every thing before them. their
Dry tongues reaching heavenward I
II to rob the stars themselves OF
|etr lustre, when he hears the
'oans Of dying men. and the cries !
helpless women and children, q
cling OF sore regret steals over
%. remorse seizes and reproves his
nscienoe, be would give worlds to
call his dark and damuable deed. s
a, but unmindful Of bis prayers
. flames roll on, nor cease their .
adlong destructiveness until the I
auttful fabric, Q moment before. =
% buried In ruins aud in ashes. Al
Che spark has been let fall amid
. combustibles. and who can stay
hellish work. Who can say
'eace, be still ?" There are none :
give the word Of command. and
re 1t otherwise, their voice would C
! on deaf and needless care. s
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thirteen years Of State and CITY
government under the new constitu.
ION cannot cost Louisiana more. on
tho assessment OF 1879, than
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Ids LsalsIAzuas-R. E, JACKSON.
..,r J. Il. CosoRovI.
16s o11ll11-6AxuIL p. RAIxrs.
1oo 0L1ax-01o. ". KrA,xIy.
Joo CoRoNR1-DH. Gas. HAuIlN.
Ward Ticket, Ward ~
Jee 4agbtIate-C. II. Lew.
16s Oooeeable-JAs. T. KINo.
lIDlTo1lAL 1RRVl7IRS,
It eu eoloesd friends vote - thsv
6aw Desk1
W. ~ ussesateAsd Democrstie
osese ~ 90 glory Of tho Lord.
~ tajb b Radical kitee spplv "a
0soo0hoGk clubs.
C6ooeod nsa, don't let Democr,tic
eeseoeeds fool youi
ooedIlek Brown and Vsloour Nor.
~. 80 10 1oodys aud ssnkys.
oaoee ~ missionary work In thie
Doebo Soe ~ 0coeabacker,.
ooedegjsk Brown = boss boomer Of
~ oseesbaek.Lsbo party. That
Gashey bso@s o. gas. and tho col.
seeo Deepls know him.
ow1n6 % ~ fset that the Green.
ooeeas 1sVe returned 70 their old
1sssaoA ~ Asey fluid, old Red
10seee @ ihsa, and = still rislns n
o1SoVeoesk
~ god nea Who sss IN tho
0seeoooek novsosat a,s following
49, oeee,laS. sdvles rapidly. he
oovboe tAeo o. Sand arm % the
oeoe1aee patty aad not wander OF |
1n9soeee slsaags gods vhich srs
sseeo y ss>sA 10 uswasy.
1lsk leossy VIII coon start On 4 |
sSs:s..C ~ y. tesoasa Is1as. In
~: - 70 esteeosook Party.
e., ~ saas's what WI squslch
snaA
- 1nllaGD: n don't take anv
eeso1A elaaeoa uIvas called nm.
@ = 0eUa evse Q dead mule or
Osee1boshse. I should stand IN
oooeoa6 q ~ Woeplas."
0lles 0ssshsos: ''1hs Dsmoera,
WA oaslae = unaainous, and not
- - - . souad n Tho Pssish.
OoDseees osseabsek o@es."
O0Woll. advises the coloesd n.
ooeo . sQppoet ~ 0saeahscs.1.hs.
$1,000 q ~ pesish, but soe 70 |
II, see Republican State
~~v' ss
-. vas. 81 myseeey how
49, ~. ~. eeee eeeooeesd Radical.
s.s os 49,: 90 aow v1llhgly !
- ~ +. ~ se,ces eae eedoessnsnt
q ~: tS{glvs.. . ro ~ sepeel.
eso6O0 6eea oo0pcajooa
H.. Sra: .sFhe Ia. T,,...A...
la6ee ss1soilalios - 49, . ".,s.s
@ o llclwA1ae 49,, N 49,. 49,
Dol)llaa h ~ s,rvi,. :. ~.
- vssek q . dlsaal ed ds6eated
6soes6eo. 10
~ Dsueee.sy n, ~ a s.-m.,
~ Voot ~ n ~ na,kv r.iss. I
~ q - a o1oe II ~. ~. II
~ vss5 - a ~ noeo e,9,ics
49, taey1s sniag. This ''uaload.
@vM ~ hut
1hgiee Dsalaie siv,a m n. .ho.4
~ Joligeo aana = ~ fo,is.,.s Il
lsao1aGs: Il i1ev tAat I ~ ~
9lssvsssss I'D sst.sa 70 y hou,. !.
~ o1GD b mesh vailiie n ~
oszoo1aGk eoop. +
~ ~ 49, ~ eo,o,.,, $500. &
{ - naelnA -. ~ = !" s... ." !
~ 49, :. A~.Ns1 sooess !;
-. y. \. = - De0oesoey ~ they 9
y. { ~, =: :. 49, 49,. !: .A''' 'A''r :
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The Parish Democratic Executive
Committee will meet In this city ON
tho 10Th q 6p. ~.
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THE REPUBLICAN CoNsT1Tu.

Thirteen years. State and city gov.
ment has cost Louisiana In direct
taxation
State government. 50,53o,7le GA
City government. ......... 53.47s.925 81
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Succession Of Right Rev'd. BlShao
Auguste Marie Martin.
DIGIT REV'D. FRANCIS X. LERll.
IL having fled in the Clerks ollce. ~
application to 10 appointed dativs ~.
tamentary executor Of the last win ~
testament Of Right Rev'l. Augusts Y.
Martin, deceased, notice is hereby sivse
to all persons interested to show CO.
within ten days why the applicstioa 4
petitioner should nor he granted.
Witness the Hon. j. NJ. B. Tuci,e.
Parish Judge, this Goth day Of Noyen.
Der, A. d. 1870.
JOHN LAPLACE.
NOV. SS-zt. Deputy Clerk.
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CLou7lERvlLLE. La, Sept. ., 1879.
Messrs. NORMAND g. CHOPIN:

Messrs. NORMAND g. CHOPIN:
Gents-1 take pleasure in recommend.
ing yonr Balm. I have always found Il
efticacious. Some four years ago an old
colOred servant Of mine was confined IN
her bed with an ulcer on her ler. Nv
wife believing strongly in the virtue Of
yo9r Balm, concluded to uss some Of Il
and in q very short time effected a cure.
The old woman Is now we'll and able tn
testify to tho same.
VS.. BENOIST.
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1otsi. ..................$34,l 100, 600 90
Inference to the credit Of the Dem.
e oc:s =! Conservative party, "a, go.
The 0RRHNBACK PLATFORM DON'T EN-.
nossr TIE DExocRAr1o CONSTITUTION.
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PRICE
ONE DOLLAR PEP BOTTLE.
LIBERAL Observation-Disclosures
Prepared and Compounded by
NORMAND & CHOPIN.
CL0UT1ERv1LLE,
NATCH1ToCHEs PARISH.
LOUISIANA.
Aug. 23.-1y.
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THE DrnooRR44 5S3 oossG1ru.
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JSe 9agiDtIate-C. II, LEW.
yoe Oooetable- Jas. T. KIxo.
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D1A1 Suit ~ No pleasure 70
acknowledge tkQ 6aor Of your yes.
eeedsy's friendly visit 70 the Cify
ae!l accompsnied By 1esns. Camp
bell, White, Zachasie, Euotj0, Jonas.
9oocure, and Leonard. membeFo
eloce Of the General Asoemblv OF
L0ulejena. Administrator 0Chnei.
IL, Calhoun, Brewster. Turnbull aud
eltseogejte1 join mo IN tendorin9
lhaoke !oe your welcome call. We
1eco oil deeply Interested 10 The
natter upon which you consulted ne.
Nd eteee you he'd retired No com.
>ored opon1o0e and found ourselves
lotleely agreed - 70 The questions
You propose, IN effect. % reorean.
b . police force under tho exiSeine
Metropolitan Police laWe, and then.
y repoollag other acte, % turn ouck
lolico Over % the city govoenmenf. |
&C. ~ unAnlmouo % The oplnion
~ oueA 0o0ouroo oro not C IN
~ advl1Able, and Wetheeeloeo 90. |
~, 81 sd'sss'' promise our eo.ops.
~ ely - hee embassasDsd eoo. |
1eaoo Sreasly 1eeds The help OF
ready hgjoJae5oo, ed % oooo a
" 0eate SEQ eogtuooto @ % have 4 /
!ooeeAl Assembly Of undioputed a.
Aos!ey. y 0rOe labor should g The
Dj1og q New Orleans from tho bar.
- 0poecd b . body Aoeslle 70
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-11-29

Aug. 2a.-1y.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-01
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
or for Was hington.

Through the courtesy of the +. W. Il
Is. X. X. Co, the members OF the lare
General Assembly, accompanied by a
number of friends, left to-day gu pleas
ant trip TO the Capital Of tfs United
States.
In order to accommodate them, two
special cars were attached to the limited
Express, Tor Pullman train,l which will
take them through to Washington with.
out change OF cars.
Beside the momhers of tho Legislature
there Were on board the cars: Ex-Sena-
tor John w. Causey, ex-senator w. f
Burnto, ex-State Auditor DR.. Nathan
Pratt, Secretary of State James L. Wal
cott, City Solicitor S. A. Macallister, OK
Register Of Wills Of Kent county, Joi 4
z. Pennewill, ex-State Libraria an Gee TO,
II Shakespeare and George V. Massey
Esq, of Dover, Robert j. Reynolds, State
Treasurer; Thomas II. Denney, Thoma,
Salisbury and Walter Cammins.
The excursionists will return home or
the limited express on Thursday after
noon at 1874 O'clock.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-01
FOURTH EDITION
SEVERE GALE AND COAST DIS
ASTERH.

Tho month OF March closed with .
north west gallo, which was severe on the
Atlantic coast and IN the lower Chesa~
psake Bay, and was felt In modife ed de-
gree in Baltimore.
The two-ma ted schooner James M &.
Vance, Capt. Pridemore, from New York
for Chickahominy, Va, went ashore two
miles north of Cape Henry yesterday.
Tie captain and crew were safely landed
at lbs p. III. by men of saving station No.
l. Wreck caused by both anchors and
sails.
At Lewes. Del, the two-masted
schooner A. +. Kingburg, Capt Robin
sou, of New Haven, cargo, wood, came
ashore in good condition yesterday MORN
ing, and the crew were saved by the
wreckers' surf boat.
The two-masted schooner, julius
Webb, Capt. Loveland, from Virginia
for New York, with pine wood, al-o came
ashore on Lewes beach at u a. m; crew
saved in their own boats. The ship Ges-
tenmunday cut away her foremast to es-
cape going ashore, and at noon 1t was re-
ported that she would probably hold on.
The signal service observer at Lewes
reported at 2:40 p. III. yesterday that the
schooner s. B. Brown, from Newport for
Philadelphia, was ashore and well up ON
the beach. The crew were saved.
The signal corps observer at Little Egg
Harbor reports to the chief signal office
at z p. m., as. follows: "An un-
known two-masted schooner, lum berla
dan, bound to New York, anchored at tn,
mouth of Little Egg Harbor Inlet thi,
morping IL is impossible for her to gel
in the inlet on account of the high north
west winds. She is now dragging her an
chors, and If the wind continues during
the night she vii blow on the shoals
Life-saving crew started to her assist
ance, but their surf-boat was blown owe
by the wind and stove, rendering it unfi
| for use"