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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-03

A regular meeting Of the city council was
held yesterday afternoon, President Rhodes
in the chair, at which the following business
was transacted:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-03

COMMUNICATIONS, ETC. s.E
From the st. Paul Water company, re-
porting that 271 additional feet of water
mains had been laid and fire hydrants located
accordingly. Referred to city engineer. +
REPORT OF OFFICERS.
e The city comptroller reported the usual
number of audited claims, which were allowed.
The city treasurer's report, as here. ofore
published on the 30th ult., was submitted and
appropriately referred. ...,. .s....
The city clerks report of licenses, as follows,
which Raa referred to the com ntroller. = -
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Crops.

In spite Of the exodus fever, late spring
cold weather and heavy rams, The fur.
mers bave conquered the grass, and the
cotton crop promises \ fruitful return !:
and the reports from all over the parish
are Of the most favorable character. NJ
worms have made their appearance. The
stand il good, aud Natchitoches will nm
doubtr.lly carry Oft the palm for tho best
cotton. and we venture to say that no
pari.h in the State will produce a. much.
Corn crop has suffered great deal
for want Of rain, in some localitie and
will bring about half crop. Roasting.
ears are already kicking up a considsra-
BILE rnmpus in the Internal arrangements
Of our towufolks.
Mr.. Lewis Prudhomme, Of Cane river
sends 70 this office this week, an Irish
potato called the "reach blossom" weigh.
ing one pound. He says he has five
acres in that kind Of taters.
Mr.. Jules f. Messi, Of the "Messi ma,
plantation, laid on our table til = week a
cotton plant with several ''boll.'' on it
about the size ola partridge egg. This
speaks we'll for u good cotton crop gu his
place.
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Home Minstreis.

This amateur troupe gave another en-.
tertainment on Wednesday last to a large
'and well selected audience. III the open.
ing Bones and Tambo, with their origin
al ''pnns'on local issues brought down
the house. The rendition of the "Black
Statue" with the following caste Of char
acters: Squint"m, an old farmer, by Ware !;
Mrs SqMintum. Noonan Jake, mischiev.
Gus servant, Kile: Rose, old Squintun,'~
daughter, Jerome Messi Pete, Roses
lover, J. f. Messi Pilgarlic, u sly cove,
Wright, was highly applauded by the
audience. These young men not only
surprised the audience in the manner
they carried themselves through this
play, but it was to them o greater one on
account Of the few rehearsals they had
taken. The songs we're all Of the latest
and good. The dancing by Vines was un-
surpassed, and in bis slight of hand bust
ness he was truly wonderful. Mr.. J. F.
Pierson Of Ccuslatta, was solicited by
the Home Ministries to address the andi.
ence, which that gentleman did in behalf
Of the company, in u few we'll tuned and
brief remarks. The entertainment con.
cluded with the laughable farce entitled
The '.Stage Struck Dsrksy" aud Messi.
Kile and N"onan, kept the house in .
roar Of laughter, from tho time
The curtain went up until it wasdropped,
and everybody went home happy.
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River.

The weather during the week has been
hot and sultry, with no rain or y breath
"f air. The mercury has ranged at 90
through the week. Monday evening,
however, We were favored with few
dark clouds and a. little thunder, which
cooled oft the air considerably, but "nary'
drop fell.
Business is delightfully."- dull; the store.
keepers aud their Employees cannot com.
plain Of over exerti"n this hot weather :
they have plenty Of spare time to keep
on the shady side Of Old Sol's rays, and
am''se themselves with figuring up the
fall trade prospective.
The tlatboat has been trying to sink
for the last week, but there isn't enough,
water in CauU river to allow of any such
proceedings.
The iazoo Valley, our regular Grand
Ecor' Packet came up to time last Tues.
day boomicg like y cannon with Capt
R"a on deck, H. C. Boazman and Tom
oowty busily engaged in leaning owe,
the counter, summing up figures AMI
dextcronsly driving the quilts, and Kay
and Redmond at the helm. The Valley
had a paying trip and We can imagine
the effect it produced on her on .ers.
We are under many obligations to friend
Tom for file Of late Western, Northern
and Southern papers.
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The Summer Tourists.

Already the summer tourists are taking
their departure for the northern lakes
and springs, the last was our efficient
Parish Attorney, T. p. Chaplin who will
summer it At tho celebrated Wankeesha
springs. A well lined pocket book il y
goo'l thing, We are told, but it is not
presumed that . printer ever has more
than hoarsst acquaintance with such
an article. We do t envy thos Of our
friends and acquaintance who are able
to indulge in q summer recreation-we
wish them much pleasure and healthfnl
enjoyment aud . safe return to their
homes in tho fall. neither do We wish to
put up . poor month because W. belong
to tho "stsy.at-home,"-we are receive
ing lsrg' share Of public patronage, in
way Of subscription. and are able to pay
our debts, which is no email matter
these hald times, and having * eat ex.
pectatious," like everybody else and
printers in particular, you know, = We
are like little Oliver still "askiug for
more," and We wish our friends to an
drrstand that they can get tho vIxDlCA.
TOR for the balance Of the year fot u Is.
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Ito For Baton Rouge !

Last Tuesday afternoon Sheriff Deb,i.
eux preparatory to leaving had the sew.
en convicted prisoners brought ont on
tho sidewalk that they might talk with
their friends before taking their depar-
tnre, which was gratifying, not to say
the least, for the prisoners. Of course a
large crowd Of the colored citizens con-
gresated in front Of tho cato to bid fare
well to their colcred friends Tho had been
designated by the court as ft delegates
to the penitentiary. An aged mothers
grief over sinful son, was sad scene
witnessed by the by.stacders. some of
the prisoners seemed to BIZ contented
with the verdict Of the court they
warned their colored friends to take e.
ample from them, lead . good life in the
future, and became good citizens. One
prisoner remarked that tho verdict
against him was wrong, be was innocent
Of the charge. and tho Lord knew it.
when one Of tho prisoners replied, "old
man, you should have bad the Lord sum.
"oned in your case and the Jury would
have acquitted you" The prisoner af
ter having about two hours .'cbat" with
their friends, were ordered by Sheriff
Deblienx to embark in Hutson's hack.
this being done the Sheriff announced to
the driver to pop bic whip" and start
For Grand Ecore there to hoard the Yszoo
Valley. Deputy John A. Barlow accom-.
panies the Sheriff on the trip.
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Affairs of Hoaor.
(Washington Lottery

Among the many bl"ody dnsls 90
rec"rd ~ having hren f"nRht by con
atessm-n, waa ono II which James
Jacka"n, of Georgia, WIN had bee"
and VIM was xftrrWard q United
States Senator, was the challenged
party. He was IAN EoRli.hnan."
like the her" IT ''PiWafNre,' BY birth,
Int he came tn Savannah when 4 lad,
atudi-d law, vas 4 leading Free Ma
son, and fought CALAMITY in the Revo
customary war. He killed Lieutenant
Cove, mar Wells 10 1850 in 4 duel,
and was engaged in several other
"sifairs # honor" uutil he finally de.
,era.ined to accept q challenge an
snch terms a. woald mako it lie last
duel. 81 he prescribed ~ the terms
that each party armed With . double
barrpled gun, loaded with hucksl"t.
and with i hunting knife, ahsuld ro~
himself in /. ski6 ~ designate points
"a opposite sides Of tie Savannah.
river. When tho city click setr,'ck
twelve each patty shoald start and
row, lie yaki6 ma email islaud inatbe
middle sf tho river which Was wood
ed and cOvered with a0derbrnsl,. On
arriving at the island each party w.
to moor bio aki6, stand by it for ten
inmates, sad then e. ai,oat an the
island antilstl,e meeting t""k place.
The secouds waited IN the main land
until abont one o'el"ck. when they
heard three gan shots and loud and
angry cries. Then oil was still. A,
day light. 40 had b.es agreed npon,
the aeconds went to tie island aud
fund Jackson lying an tho g,oond
iDseDsihle fiom the h,ss Of bloOd, and
hia antagonist lying across him.
dead. Jackson recovered. but would
never relate bis experience IN that
night, nor wAA be ~.~r 'chsl'euged
again. Hs died In this city, while.
serving hia sec"nd term A. United
States senator; March ~, 1906.
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The Bar on Theology.

-. At the present session If the Dis
trict Court a distinguished advocate
10 defence of a criminal case, 10 re-
ferring tn tho zeal Of the Dist,ict At.
torney, remarked, that he was always
ready to obey tho mandate "Riae
G"liah, slay and eat Seeing one
If the jurors "smile audibly," he i'm
,oediately attempted to correct his
error, and informed the Jury that he
had made mistake, that it was Da-
vid instead Of Goliah. Witnessing
another "andible smile" 90 tho part
If the same juror, With an apparent
indifference suitable to the emergen-
cy, he observed that he had perhaps
made q double mistake, bat If they
desired tn inform Themselves farther
% the subject, they would end the
passage somewhere between the flrst
Chapter If Genesis and the last Chap
ter of Rrvelations. Perhaps amoog
the Proverbs Of David, Or tho Palms
Of Solomon. After Court va over
one Of his brethren took him Ia taak
for the misc quotation 10 the prrsroce
If another attorney. Whereupon
the referee modestly observed.
he thought the quotation connect, Z"
which tho legal Scriptosian demutred'
The referee then, after come no.
ments reflection, with great frank
ness remarked, zee, I believe you are
right, "Goliah was tho little fellow
that went aronnd with bic little cling
killing the PhiIlis0nes, and finally
killed tho Giant David"
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New Rules for the Choir.

Az the different church choir have In.
stitnte.l new rules for persons joining
which new singers are required t" learn
hrfore they are admitted. We recommend
the following:
Rule lst-Gigglc.
2n.l-Put your hair in curl papers every
friday mite sDzc to have it i" good shape
f"r sunday morning. Ii YOU are rib
huy more, build it ny high. get u high
bonnet, aud have trizzles all over your
eyes.
3,l-When the time is give out don't
pay any attcnshu", hut giEgle. Giggle IL
gnNl eel
4th-Wismr to tho girl next to you
that Old Policy wears the same trinin.
IN her hat that she did last year, put
your sDMy bUik before your face ant
yiggle-gigyle loud.
5th-Otjrlt to everytime unless there
in solow in it for You. COff aid Hem a
good eel before you commences to sing.
9th When you sing shake your friz-
zles, brace yourself up, twist Your head
to one side, open Your mouth and shet
your lift eye..p t'iphel. aud boiler, never
mint the Music hut hOl!rr.
7th-When the preacher gifts nnder
way, write note on the blank leaf oi
your song book, that's what the leaf is
there for get some one to pass it to
some one else, watch them while
they read it and then gisgle. Gigg'e y"
the rest Of the qniro will be envions Of
your fun.
Sth Gisgle AMI laff all yon can cos
the prrcci'rr tlosn t say anything to you.
cos 80" are in the quire, aud the church
cant get along without the quire. Shake
your old bow and get QUO with more
money, Gov now You belong to the qaire
and can sigylc all you like.
9th-Dn't forget to giggle.
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VEGETINE
for CANCERS and
DANGEROUS HUMORS.
The Doctors Certificate.
Read il.

Ashley. Washington Co., ILL.,, Jan. II, 1873.
Mr.. II. T. Stevens
Dear Sir--This is t" certify that had been
suffering from q Rose Cancer ON my right
breast, which grew very rapidly. and all INV
friends had given me up to die when heard
Of your medicine, Vegetine. recommended for
Cancer and CancerOus Humvrs. commenced
10 take il. and suOn found myself beginning to
feel better my health and spirits both felt the
benign influence which 1t exeite' and in . few
months from the time commenced the use Of
tho Vegetime, the Cancer carnc out almost
bodily.
CARRIE DErORREST.
certify that I am personally acquainted
with Mrs. DeFOrrest, and consider her one Of
our very best woman. DIR. s. H. FLOWERS
All Diseases of tho Blood- II vegetine will
relieve pam. cleans, purify, and cure such dis
eases, restoring the patient to perfec, health
after irving different physicians, many rene.
dies. suffering for years. is 1t not conclusive
proof, il YOU are sufferer. you can b. cured
Why is this medicine performing such great
cures 1t works in the blood, in the circula.
ting fluid 1t can truly be called the Great
Blood Purifier The great source Of disease Or.
iginates in the blood; aud no medicine that
does not oct directly n2on it, to purify and reno.
vate, has any just claim upon public attention.
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VEGEI'INE
Is RECOMMENDED BY ALL

y II yslclans s.
Valley Stream, Queens Co., Tony Island. NY
Nix. II. Il. STEVENS -
Dear Sir-I take the pleasure Of writing you
q small certificate cOnceI ming Vcgetinc pre-.
pared hy yw,. have been u sufferer with the
dyspepsia for over forty years. and have had
the Chronic DiarrhGa for over six months. and
have TIED most every thing; was given up to
die, and did not expect to live from day tn day.
an M physician could touch my case. saw
your vcgetine recommended to cure Dyspep.
sia commenced using it, and continued d..
ing " and am now we'll woman and restored
to perfect health All who are afflicted with
this terrible disease, w0Nid kindly recommenH
to try il for thu benefit Uf their health, and it
il excellent AZ a blood purifier
By Dr. Il. Forbes. n. D., for
MRS. WV. H FORBES.
vegetiue. the bleed becomes l;felcss
and s,agnant, either flom change If weather or
Of climate, want Of exercise, irregular diet or
from any other cause, thu vegetine will re-.
new the bl,snl. carry Of the putrid humors
cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels, and
impart tone Of vigor to The whole body.
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Tiger Island Picnic.

Last Thursday 12th inst, about three
miles from Tiger Island, there was qui,e
q numerous gathering Of young folks,
beneath the cool frescailss Of NOISY oaks
that snrround Sompayrsc's Spring The
ladies At whose Invitation the Sey thing
bad assembled, had neatly lstd on the
shaded earth, beneath thu heavy masses
Of overha"ging houghs, six linen cloths
IT snowy Wilderness. On this sylvan
board Was profassly spread, with
alI the irregnlarity of rustic confusion
hugo dishes Of roasted mutton, goose
AMI turkey, stewed ducks and stuffed
beet. ham, pickles, chicken, pies, and
dnck fricsssees, chicken, potatoes aud
lettuce salads, brandy cherries and peach.
es, tarts and stickies, apple, lemon, cream,
eacos nut and cnstard pies, . variety If
cakes aud wines and an abund ance Of
other edibles too numerous to mention.
The long ride, base.bslI, croquet and
other exercises, INDUCED IN by the guests
sharpened their Appetite, aud they eat
Of the ample collation. with the usual
pic.nical avidity.
After they had partaken Of their hear.
ty meal they separated into little groups,
enjoying themselves in variety of ways,
some At cards other. at croqust, While .
party Of II OF Is msi'isns, seated on the
brow Of . nsighboring bill, entertained
tho many guests with tho music Of their
lovely voices Now and then va conld
Gee, way ofinto tho bosky shades sou,e
stray maiden reclining beneath tho clus-
teri"g foliage Of clambering vine, and
With her gentle whisperings keeping in.
to bondage the ton diiigeht ear Of her IT.
tsndant swain. Thus the evening hours
soon passed away. The party now tenn.
porsrily dispersed. They met ag.;u at
dark beneath the hospitabls roof Of our
seuisl and distinguished fsllow.eitizsn
Dr.. J. ". Butler. Here the devotees Of
Terpsichors, had ample opportunity to
indulge 10 tho delights Of the dance. The
crowded chambers wsre brilliant with
beauty, aud strsuss 70 ssy, With . few
exceptions, tie bellies on this accession.
were young married ladies', soms Of
whose toilettes were sxquisitely bsapti.
fal. In this connection, we may b par.
doued The liberty VI nestie.ips The
names oftwo Of Campte's most aduired
and besutifal brides, Nm. nortinsr Psrot
and Nh Ben Psudhou0o.
Tho rsvslgiee cootioued until the
"eoek" the tianPst Of ths morn, With
be Lefty and sArill ssssdiae threat
,aveks ~ osl slDsy. se 7
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DISTRICT COURT.

since our last repOrt tho Dtstrict Cont
has been in session working steadily.
Tho following is synopsis of business =:
CIVIL CASES.
Lehman, Abraham l. Co., Va. Jos. n.
WOlfsOn. Petition for commission TO
take Testimony died.
FOrustsll & Juu,onville ". A. v. Char.
leville. Default. Set aside on motion
Ut plaintiffs counsel.
+. J. Kaino and husband 70. Alfred
Paterson. Notion to dissolve. Attach.
ment fled.
Harris Jafa VI. Mn. Octavis Myers,
and her husband, H. c. Myers. Con-
tinaed.
=; CRIMINAL CASES.
State W. Goodson, ct d. Not guilty.
State W. Dan Coleman, ct als. Not
guilty.
St to vs.. John Guy. ct al. Not guilty.
State vs. Gustsvs Racial Continued
by consent.
State vs.. Victor Poissct ct Al. Mistrial.
State vs.. J. A. Reeves. Guilty with.
out capital punishment.
Statn W. Henry L"rring. Nolle pros.
State Va. w. J. Glover. Continued.
State ". Henry Lorring ct d. Guilty.
State W. Smith Coleman. Guilty Of
assault with dangrr"ns weapon.
State VI. Henry Prrsalry. Charged
with INJECTING wound lsss than mayhem.
Guilty.
State VI. Wash Brewer. Larceny. Gull.
". aa
State Va. Alfred Thompson. Confined.
State W. Norbert ThOmpson. Larceny.
Guilty.
State W. Joe Abbott, Charles Brown,
and Henry Presley, charged with assault
aud battery. Charles Brown found guilty.
J"e Admit not guilty On motion Of
the District Attorney mol pros, was en-
tered rs to Henry Presley.
State W Jasper Bradford. Continued.
State va. Hannah Bradford. Continued.
State W. Louis VIM. Continued.
State Va. H. C. Myers. Not guilty.
State W. SEVERN Johnsop. Continued.
State W. II. C. Myers. MOL pros. on
motion Of District Attorney.
State W. H. C. Myers. Judgment nj 81.
Set aside ~ to T. Beck. -s,si
SENTENCED.
The following were sentenced to hard
labor in The penisentisry: "a
Charles Foster year.
Henry Presley, 2 years.
Wash Brewer ! year.
Jim Campbell, white, 6 years.
Norbert Thompson, l8 months.
Henry Lorriny, 6 Year, 'a
MINOR OFFENCES. Il
The foll,'wing wsre sentenced to pay
. due and Imprisonment Ia tho Parish
Jail:
7 J.R Honsby go days, and fine Of go
to pay cost Of prosecution, in default Of
which, 30 days.in Jail.
Charles Brown 30 days and pay all
costs At prosecution.
Henry Oliver, 30 days and pay all
costs Of prosecution.
ii FINES.
Louis Bronner so and costs, in default
Of which, 80 days in parish Jail.
I Louis Bronner, 90 and costs, In do.
fault If which, ~ days ia parish Jail.
NEW TRIAL.
Motion for new trial Ia tho following
cases were granted:
State 70. J. A. Reeves.
State W. Ben Benjsmin.
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Loss oia Durham Gov.

Mr.. J. Alphouse Prudbomms reports
the death Of bic thoroughbred short.
horned Durham COW, We rsgsst the loss
Of such 6ue bovine specimen, - NJ
Prudhoume says che would have weigh.
I'd fully 1900 lie. . abort time previous
N her death.
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NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to the firm Of
y Caspari l. Dietrich are respectfully
requested tn call on the undersigned and
make immediate settlements. Prompt
attention tn the above will W. to the in.
terest If those 90 indebted.
L. C%xPARI,
June TIT. Liqui.lator.
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Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
SHREVEPORT.

CHNLV EIONl.
=. Arrives Departs.
4eoAsy, "a. NJ. Monday, IA. NJ.
1ncsday, Tuesday. p. NJ.
Thursday Wednesday, ! A. NJ
Friday, Friday, 4P. NJ.
Saturday, Saturday, : A. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS.
Arrives. Departs.
Sunday, 2 p. NJ. Sunday, ! p. NJ.
Tuesday, Monday. 7 A NJ.
Tuesday, 8 A. NJ. Thursday, 1 p. NJ.
Friday, 2 r. NJ. Saturday, 7 4. NJ.
Saturday, 8 A. NJ. Thursday. 7 A. N.
MINDEN AND WINFIELD.
Arrives. Departs.
Tuesday, 8 p. NJ. Wednesday, 7 A. NJ
Friday, u" Saturday, Z A. N.
Arrives. Departs.
Tuesday, 6 P NJ. Monday, 6 A. NJ.
Friday, 6 p. NJ Thursday, 4 A. NJ.
MRS. NJ. a. BURKE,
..-- ,,-.i a.,.. Post Mistress.
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VEGETINE
I regard It as a Valuable
F A MlLY MEDICINE

Nh. Il. r. SrEvexs:- Jan. I, 1919.
Dear Sir,-1 take pleasure in saying that
have used the vegetine' many family with
gotd results. and l have known Of several
cases II remarkable euro effected BY Il. I re.
gard it 40 valuable family medicine
Truly yours. REV. W4. MCDONALD.
The Rev WIN Mcdonald 10 we'll known
through the United States - minister n tho
II E Church.
Thopssnds Spesk-vegetine 10 acknowledged
and recommended BY physicians and apotheca.
blood yet discovered. ana thousands speek In
ito praise who have been restored 70 health,
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Prsa. EDWARD Petsseh.

Couposss sad azrasees Music 70 order |;
viii also give instructions On piaaoe,
flutes and brass ilstr1nsota. Vocal mu.
10 . speciality. Ptaass carefully tsned.
oneo a WaGhingeea Gtpook
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TINE Tax anil License payers Of this
i parish are hereby respectfully mott.
fed, that I am now prepared to collect
State and Parish taxes Of 1879, and oil
DELINQUENT Taxes. also Licenses far 1879.
WILLIS HOLMES.
Tax Collector. Parish Of Natchitoches.
March 92.-6m
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew.
En- the lesf. propagation e1tsnt .l0r res.
tor,ng gray hair to ito original color, and
to keep it %.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
&. A. V. CARTER IL my authorized
NJ Agent during ny absence frem thi,
parish, to. transact any business connect!
I'd with my interest.
W. N. BRADSHAW.
Natchitoches, June 2l..2t.
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SPECIAL. NOTICC

No judicial advertisement wi7l he
'sserted IN this paper hereafter, ua-
.sss tie Attorney becomes security
tor tie advertising bill, lehich mast
~ pad. on FIRST INSERTION, or
they aciU be. discontinued.
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VEGETINE
The n. DIS have It.

b, +. SfEv8N0:-
Dear Sill have sold vegetire fee . loug
tine. and nsd i Eiyss most e5csl':st sati;
aasleton, Ind
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JOSEPH G KEYSER,
Brick0alker and layer.

[ & PREPARED to do al work entrusted
l b him qWickly aud 10 . work maulike
manner. Tomb, Ch'mneys, Citerus and
other work solicited.
Orders left at BULLARD 4 CAMP.
BELLS will be promptly attended to.
Jan. "a. ". >.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
or THE
University Of Louisiana,
NEW ORLEANS.

Possessed unrivalled advantages for Gin.
ical Teaching. Tho Charity Hospital
has On annual admission Of moro than
Six thousand patients, and is visited
daily by the Professors accompanied by
the students.
Tue Annual Circular will be sent to
Ill who may apply.
T.G. RICHARDSON, ND. Dean.
June 2l.lm.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-06-21
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