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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-12

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-12
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gems werben fe i9wart uub fallen ab.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-12
Smsembursisch
Wereini8te Staaten.
Gurreiponben,.

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nit ben 81. Stsrbeiatramsntsn psrisbsn,
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wel9en CT lestes 6ribiabr isinsm In Oh
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bic l6idbrise Go4tsr Warsaret5a bes
9srrn @apsfius NIT ibrsr iunssn S4weiter
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23
Mansfield Female Colleee.

Tho attention Of orr readers il direct.
ed to the advertisement which appear,
elsewhere. Of that most excellent ipsti.
tuition oflearning. tho Mansasld Fem u i.
College, whose fall session eommencee
On Wednesday. september 24th. The
reputation Of this college extends owe,
aperiod Of many ysars, during. al Of
which time, it has preserved ito character
as thorough school Of learning aud re.
finenrnt: Rev. Thos. Armstrong, the
Principal, is . gentleman Of ripe scholar
ship and largo experience. HE well-
known ability, assisted BY that Of the
competent corps Of teachers always en-.
plo cd by the college, bee madeit ono Of
the most popular institutions in this sec.
ton Of country. Many Of shrsveport's
brightest social ornsments owe their liz.
etary culture and seholarly refinement,
to the excellent training they experienced
At tho hands Of D. Armstrong.-]shrsve.
port Standard.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23
Open Air Concert.

Prof. Petzsch with bic excellent ANA.
ture Brass Band treats the citizens OF
our town to . delightful open cir con-
cert on Thursday evening Of each week
aud these concerts are attended BY hun.
dreds Of delighted citizens. We learn
tnat Bishop Lersy, with that hopitality
for which he 10 no less we'll known than
for bic excellent and refined taste, h.s
invited the Professor to use his hand.
some grounds for these concerts. This
Is q treat which We hope our people will
show our eoo'l Bishop they know how
to appreciate.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23
Ass1npuaa q tAe Blessed yirsiu
Nary.

AssanDtiaa q tAs Blessed VirsiI
Nary.
Friday August 18th w quits /. nj,
day in our Catholic community, beina
the celebration Of tho anniversary Of the
ascension into heaven Of tho Blessed Vir.
gin Mary. It wss known, early In tho
week, that tho Bran Band bad kindly
accepted On il vitatiou to take part In
the oeremoniss % THE occasion. ). The day
was . most beautiful one, with clear
skiss and . pleasant atmosphere. The
church was early thro"ged with our fair
ladies' tastsfally arrsysd and gentlemen
dressed in ssits Of boldly sstire.
The r.. Rev. Bishsp 4 tsny preached
. n'ost Impressive disesas,s in his elo-
qnsot dictieo, o. Tie subject appro-
priate to tho occasion. Aftsrwards
four msmbers Of the Rand, viz: Prof.
Pstsseh let Q. fat eorust, n. q. Wilkin.
60 Let b. 6st cornet, Jno. Noonsu, alto,
and 4. H. Lsoomte, tubA together With
the lady member a The choir, accom-
panied BY tho organ, under tho. skillfal
management Of Nm. A sompsyrac. organ.
iat, gave . most excellent rendition of
tho AZ vrs~, filing tho spacious ,hurch
with most delightful harmony.
After the sersaoniss the Band played
. march, tho audience showing their ap-
probation Of the music BY remaining in
tho psws until the Band ceased playing.
There was then On adjournment to tho
BishopS residence, the Band playing
several aifs, which were listened to BY .
number Of ladies and ssntlsmeu. The
members were Hospitality sntsrtaiusd BY
our worthy Bishop With that cordiality
and auiabls soeisbility for which be il
noted and which makes intercourse with
him % pleasant and attractive. Alto.
Eethsr tho day We quite . noted ono in
our usually placid city.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23

Oh! old friend John Russiek. ESQ.
paid % = welcome visit On Thur,da,
and with him brought I dozen Of tho
most lucious, toothsoms Dear, IA
ever eat. Such visits have charms for
the country editor which our city broth
er ca" only appreciate BY standing in
front Of . fruit stand and wishing be had
some.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23
CFODa.

The disappearanse Of the cotton worms
from tie Aslis oil over thia immed;.%.
section 10 no lsss surprising than sudden.
Our farmers tell - that thousands Of
black birds arc swarming in the fielis
ofe"tton and destroying the cotton worm
a. they 90. Very few worms can be
found "webhed up" and the planter feels
good. The destruction by the birds this
year is accounted for only BY the effects
OF tho game law which 10 just being felt.
II this 10 correct then our birds must be
preserved. --.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23
COnrt House Notes.

The Court House has been sonswb.
Interviewed this week BY tho arrival ami
incarceration in The Hotel 'Debli.ux o
several persons Of African extraction
charged with varions ofssnses .esins,
the laws Of the sovereign State of Louis.
lana.
First cometh Edmond Howard wht
chargeth Charles johnson with assault,
and battery, aided by an ebony-hued
damsel whose cognomeu standsth thus.
Iy-Kitty Reid. Kitty deposs,h tina,
Charles was not the gentleman to stand
coolIy idle wh le Edmond used uQ,v
cnss words against her fair name and
fame They are in the jug awaiting a
hearing before bis Honor, the Parish
Judge.
Next cometh Charles johnson who de-.
poseth that Edmond Howard did wilful-
~ and maliciously cut and stab him with
. dangerous weapon, yclept q pocket
knife. The ugly weapon is on file in the
Clerks office and Edmond, complainant
and victim, langnisheth in the parish
prison and cogitates over the mutability
of human Affairs on this mundane sphere.
Marcelin Ambrose, colored, was run
intO the Parish cooler, on the 18th, charg.
I'd by John vsrcher Of unlawfally A.
propriating ono Of the uuclean beasts
Of Israel. Marcslin was unnecessarily
fond Of porcius flesh, and fondly imsgiu
ed that be could appropriate to hi. own
''se and benefit the property Of vercher
tie will soon have a hearing before judge
Tucker.
Hero IL qnoer case, and both Of the
parties are white men. Edw. Plaisance
and Francois Racial became entanpled in
. dispute which ended in q wager.
Plaisance staked his steed, Oh which he
rode, against steer and COW, Of which
Rachsl was proprietor, that Racial could
not show him twenty dollars in cash.
Rachal responded that he could At bis
honss. While On route to his domicils
Plaissncs ordered a halt and claimed
he bet, Oh the ground that If Racial
produced the money he (Plaisan .e) |
r""ld shut his eyes and Of course could |
not see the ''filthy lncre." Racial in. !
lignantly repndiated the idea that he
lad loAt his bovine, and refused to |
leliver the same. Whsreupon Plaisanc-
! ct "rmis, made raid on Rachsls prem.
ses and took the COW aud the steer.
making steaks Of tho latter and brand
* the former with bis mark. There.
pom Racial made affidavit before Justice
'"cker charging Plsisance with larceny,
nd he was required last Tuesday to give
"nd, for examination Loforo Judge
tucker to-day, on this charge. What il
he of'suce' 10 il larceny, higwsy rob.
cry, or WHAT II IL . decidedly novel
roceeding oil around.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23
Fruits.

". II. Tunnard. Esq. psessnts tho VIZ.
DICTATOR od6ce With spear weighing over
4 pound. the product Of bic little town
orchard.
Mt. A. Jordan from bio orchard. al
which we have often spoken, sends 4
specimen Of apple which are a 6se q
any northern variety aud . pear which
10 a hns ~ any W ever cav.
4 tow yss's ago our fsrmsss supplied
themselves with choice varieties Of. fruit
nom the Tennessee nurseries aud ~ or
now on the eve Of enjoying great bsne
fts from them. 10 . short time "a will
have splendid orchards Of peaches, pesrs,
apples grapes. &C.. oil over orr parish.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23
Announcements.

Candid I'd are coming forward with
IN elacrity which is not only patriotic
'"t which shows they appreciate the
situation, the wants Of the people and
the power Of the press In this weeks
issue appear tho names Of excellent and
worthy gentlemen for numerous posi-
tions Col. W. W. Breazeals Of Ward /
for Sh-Si6, Mr.. Ernest Mason for Clerk
District Court, NJ. Sam Rains for Sheriff,
NJ. ". H. Tunnssd for Magistrate Ward
!, and Mr.. W. B. Carr for Magistrate
Ward 9, OIL good mon we'll worthy . peo-
PIES confidence and support and ell sub
jet TO Democratic deeipline. Gentlemen
Of the Democracy will take their choice.
Judge D. Pierson.
The name Of this gentleman will be
found announced in this issue % . cam
didsts for District Judge, subject 10 nom.
Iation by the Democratic party. Judge
Piersosb qualities - = citizens. lawyer
and Judge on tho bench are we'll known
throughout the district and State. His
high character, displayed in all tho walks
Of life ehtitle him to distinguished con.
sideration and We know Of no better per.
son for tho position, which his friend.
call him to, than b.
George W. Ksaroey, Esq, is also an.
nounced a. candidate for Clerk Of tho
Court. Az every body In Natchitoches
parish knows George it il useless for Us
to praise him.
The friends Of Prof. W. G. Jack than
whom there. is no worthier msn, 10 ~.
oounced - . candidate for Magistrate of
this, Ward I.
James 7. King, Esq.,, tho present Demo.
cratic Constable of Ward 10 In the field
again for that o6,cs. Jimmy i. very
popular and hard TO beat.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23
Crop Notes,

Dr.. Ffierson il ono of the most success
fol planters Of DeSoto parish, but one Of
bis neighbour told . rather hard story on
bin. He recently devided the corn crou
with ono ct bis best hands and they had
two can apises-(Times
We con best that for corn story. Our
friend Charley Payne, . young fsrms,
living near THE city, concluded to cut
down bic corn and use IL ~ fodder 70,
bic stock, thinking tho corn on IL would
be short any way. he cont bic hired
man into . I've aers field Of tho cereal
and told him 70 ent down oil stalks on
which no ears Of corn could be found.
On repairing to the field In the evening
be found two corn stalks end the hired
man standing 10 solemn grandeur ~ the
'e"'"'"s NJ hia i've acre corn eeou
Charley thinks corn 10 long ways below
the average THE year.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23
Personal.

Mr. Theodore Srhumsn, . prominent
merchant aud citizen Of this place, baa
been very III for the past mouth-st
much 90 that grave fesrs were entertain.
ed Of bic life; we srs happy to learn
however, that he 10 improving, and a.
though, still . sick man, not in ths
dangerous condition be was
Mr.. J. J. Rains from Ward 5 visited
our sanctum and gave usa welcome. Mr..
Rains 10 one Of our most entsrprisipg
citizens and he reports very short crops
In bic section, Aarthaville. Tho health
ofour friends 10 that vicinity is good.
Mr.. H. Martin. Of vernon, paid b .
visit on Wednesday, and reports Vernon
~ healthy and happy but her crop pros
poets arc not encouraging.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23
TESTING NOALs:
Crseesat CITY S.eaf 1eller3.

Croesat City S1ee 1sl1sry.
New Orlel1s. in. q, le5S.
NJ. Hlgh v. 1e1teomery. Agent Msen IL
2 Moor I c., 8, Seeasd - 1eslwal
fioosss for Discr1stine Beiiero:
Dear 6ir-1 havo tried the distnesustant ~
~ The aeest iee thoroughly: We havo tsol
uslae q 6e several vsokS. did this o pee
seoal fbvse - yen, ter I gs1erally dialike ~
king expeei1leats: caa only e6y tAat I au
GID that hsve given H. disi1esustaat TIA
II Y ~ tsraeA out By. a. The bsst Ting q
claims % IT, printed circular, end u future
0hall rooo0Ueoa xoeoss. A. Thompooo Z Co,
- ~ IL eAeluslvely u their hellsrs over aad
n pgseseeaee . ~ stAse process lbe dioeeuse'
iae bsilees. 49,.
1''aa''' '',''.}}::catf:.!sly+i rro
;!aei.see cnee:at CITY ssgar Rs1assy:
l. +; rissosS5ox eco.
LssdsS Issnlry, I
New Orleans. Fob. !, lSis. !
". Hagh v. Montgomery, New Orleans, L.,
Agset iee visief's l1proved French pro'
cess fsr Dlsinofastine 6tson Boilers:
Dear Sir-After heviDe ueeA 10 visise IN.
eese for cone month";. ead giving Il . lair aid
la1 trial 10 90 STATE that & ~ produced III
nsviag .issrustatieee aaA s0sst1ally lesvsst.
|. ~. Ms e'edially .sssssse4 y e I'm E.'-'
HENRY 11NU0N,
LEEDS . CO.. cl''f ''''.'''
frsQsistess Loe1s's 1s1nAsy.
Dseee1t y ~ tsaas elal ibf Cire1lAn =
Nv orissas, ssis Xssis Ssr rs Sosslwsss.
Pine Island Glare
foaisuaAa CANE
ALL QUlCkGRoVlNg CllP&
Pine ISLAND
Amoniatedo Phosphate,
foa cor1oM
And ILLsUllll And FALL cRolS
~ ~ 1stiissRs h ~, ed psssesel III
eR1al 60 e - 0oatheca nafkse. IN ~.
- Z 4llee (lelsnseetA Iasly lnief 49,
O. -, Crsp q ls7e, ftesh 6s0 Is xssSsv
Z 1illse isas. Disesaas = tis trs6s " -
HUGH ~. MONTGOMERY,
!. - = = e. : : !: '''''., ~ s....-.,
So - s. II u sesthvsst.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23
Fishing aad Hunting E1earslsas,

No place squals Louisiana for enjoy.
ing the old fashioned camp hunt. It 10
here that We have them In oil their old
time glory, aud this month - we'll %
September are the months which the
sportsman longs for. Tho woods are
now full Of Nstchitochisns With gnn,
rod and dog, and il 10 our solemn belief
that every bit Of game will DO forced tn
leave the country Of b. shot st-killra
We eaa't ssy, while Tho 81 had - we'll
core IN the fFy.psn - 10 hold out
sgaipst the tempting bait now bsing
trollsd IN or streams. Game 10 We
learn quite abundant. and quality can bs
bed for the asking. II deer IL not d..
sired you can take wolf chasing, and .
big bssr hunt 10 on tho taps, . large
cub having bsss seen on Col. Lsvy1
,laatstiou within mile d town.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23

SHREVEPORT.

SHREVEPORT.
Arrives. Departs.
Tsesday, Monday. z A. N.
!, Ihwsoday " Wednesday, ] A. NJ
Friday, " Saturday, Z A. NJ.
Saturday, Z" Friday,4 Pm.
MAIL BY BOAT.
Arrives Departs
Monday, Monday 4. M.
Friday, Friday
NEW ORLEANS.
Arrives. Departs.
Sundsy,2 p. N. Tuesday, 4 p. N.
Wednesday Thursday, / p. NJ.
Friday, Up. N. Saturday, 1 A. N.
NAIL BY BOAT.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Tuesday SUNDAY.
Saturday, Thurstlay.
MlNDEN AND WINFIELD.
Arrives. Departs.
rsesdsy, Pm. Wednesday, GA. NJ.
Friday, Saturday." A. NJ.
Arrives. Departs.
tuesday, 8 p N. Monday, s A. N.
Ttidsy, p. N Thursday, = A. NJ.
MRS. NJ. A. BURKE,
= Post Mistress.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23
The SABINE Index.

J. Il. Caldwell 4 Co., ~ out in 4
prospectus in which wo ars i1formed
that they Contemplate publiVhlsg .
Democratic organ Ia Many, La, b b
called The SABINE lxssx. NJ. Caldwell
10 we'll known o an inne1ible 1emoerat
a tie Jackson sehool and will no doubt
bring 70 the paper biz we'll known thar.
setsr for industry, honor and ability.
We wish tho now entrprise succeos,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23

The Gotten erop b, % fhr - No eou
learn, not 20 badly gone - was autiei.
Psted some time sines. Where there
hes bsea any blowing dous-dssp plow.
ing vs msan-the crops q cotton q ~
river 40 good. Corn, however, ftou
sb"nt the same causes, b very sickly and
abort crop % eertsia. The caterpillar
talk b noe - vigorous - Is has been and
tho farmers think thsir dspredAtions
will not be fatal befosv the 18th or 18th
September. and they cannot do much
harm BY that time.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23

We ~ enjoying . season Of ths most
rsmasksbls weather ever ezpssis0csd In
III sastisa. Dlsskst eovssisg1t night
be- been and y eth . comfort, end the
dsys ~ xsassally corl and pleasant.
The thseuoostsr has averaged . mess
ssupsesturs Of A.lee fos the pass tn
daya Cecil pastA wisds hays pssylilsd
- - - ssssn bed q1'tAs elesle-
ississ q ~ ueaal Ssplsnbos sqs1aaG1ul
eslss.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23

Mr.. 81. Hawkius, Of Sabine Parish,
h.""os| 4" ~. A'ak bale Of new cotton 70
THE market. Il We raised IN Aobino
parish and We bought BY Hymsn Bath
ono Of our live merch ants tor II cents pr
pound.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23
Power and Beauty Of Conversation,

Power and Beauty Of Conversstion.
Next to eloquencs, there 10 no human
requirement which charms 90 20. mucl
a. the power Of conversation We hsv,
known those who could, by tho beauty
Of their language, the dulcst sound of Z
we'll tempered voice, . correct accent aud
q we'll stored and vastly read mind, en-
trance Us for hours Crowds would stop
and listen, all business, all pain voald
30 forgotten in the pleasure derived In
hearing them. Nor was tho music o1
voicr and command Of language all We
learned much from them. They had
Travelled literature's field and culled its
choicest gems; classes were deeply and
truly learned. History and poetry had
been stored. in those capacious minds,
and We never rose from a visit that We
did not feel We had acquired much
knowledge Is well "a pleasure.
Such is the power Of conversation.
.
Bnt when q lot Of young gentlemen
lill the back pews Of tho churches. crowd
The aisles and space at tho front and on
FRANCES, and engage, while divine Ger.
'ice 10 being observed, in stage whisper
ny aud loud talk, it makes pioas people
wish that the whole world had been
DOrn dumb.
r. S. Are there any young gentle
ne" in our city guilty Of such gross con.
luct !
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23

~ Now VHDoo1D ko0DD0 WoIlt000s
A. orr citizens ars interested in th,
movenents regarding this rosd. We pub
'ish tho following special dispatch from
New Orleans to the Globe-D Democrat
dated August 10th.
For some time past conflicting rumors
have floated throng hout tho city respect.
ing certain railroad combinations and
purchases. The truth 10 now known.
and 10 - follows: The New Orleans
Pacific road, Wheeelock, president, nom.
inally purchased the line extending BE-
tween DonSldsonville and New Orleans.
Through failure in certain matters, the
sale lspssd, aud then Immediately, Chss,
A. Whitney 4 Co., stepped in and bought
the entire road This occirred within
tho past I've days, anu 10 kept secret.
Mr.. Wheelock formed On alispce, often.
sive, and defensive with Mr.. Clarke. Of
tho Js6erson road. They arc OF now on
. trip to see what can he done to check
mate the Whitney move. They mean
now to change the original plans Of tho
New Orleans Pacific, and to cross the
river ct Plaquemiue, lberville parish.
or, move probably, 1t Baton Rouge, and
strike tho Jackson road ct Ponchstouls.
1t il also their intention to top tho Red
river country aud push on into Aakan.
saS.
We had heard also that this road would
90 taken charge of and completed BY
tho managers Of tho Illinoise Central.
What our people want, and want badly,
10 . railroad, which We hope Col. Whee-
lo~k may 10 able to give 10. Az far az
New Orleans Il concerned W are cure
'hs will do uothiog towards tho Whee.
|ock road from tho fest that Col Whit
ney commando her Business mon, and he
lnd thsy,ase bent On Texas and Texas
'rade, thinking doubtless that THE &c.
lou is natural tributary" to their city. !
Natural tributaries" did very we'll in |
'lden times when water routes were our
III, but in these days Of railroads tho city |
hat relies on ito natural ADVANTAGES |
lone is sure to be loft.
LIT tho St. Lonis, Chicago and Gin.
innati people build this road, and we
~ sure they will secure largo trade
rom all this country.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23

Inc Ue0ow8e be- THE % ~ -
gasdipg tie late EtsiCAt ceavsatiea q
A1sxaodria:
The freight contract, - snuneisasd By
tho Convention Of the 10th IL July, IL
the hurry Of tho moment was not put 10
plain, tangible shape, and it 10 hardly
known whether or not tho Convention
expressed tho views Of Ill tho patrons
Of tho trade and We believe IL should
be fully understood. A tariff with details.
In plainly figured card rates in accord.
ance with tho contract should be made,
that oil may know how to uudsrutsud it.
Tho rstes thus far plahly understood,
no in . general way with : most literal
deduction from former rates and should
now be scheduled to tho small particu
lars and itemi1ed undcrstsndingly This
can DO done and efFectuslly accomplished
by our merchants and planter being
waited on, and intervie we'd BY . Con.
n'ittse Of the Pool.line, and thus arrange
matters . rantslls, and Let such . busi.
nsss point b ssttlsd at once.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

No judicial advertisement ,eiN be
'Ssersed IN this paper hereafter, Ns-
.sas thsl Attorney becomes security
for TIE adrert;siag bill, ,eAich mast
b paid on FIRST INSERTION, or
tkey ,ciN he Discontinued.