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New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
THE BRITISH CAMPAIGN.

IdE bhlllcd CAMFAldN.
MORE CONSERVATIVE DRFEATs--AN IMPORTANT
LIBERAL VICTORY IN LANCASHIRE.
LONDON. Friday, April 8. 1880.
The Times estimates the Liberals in the new
House will number about $40, and the Home Rulen
from go to 90. The Conservatives hardly count
more than ESQ. The Liberals will thus find their poe
tion In the Parliament nearly the that Of
the present Government in the late Parliament
The Liberal Executive COMMITTEES has sent dcputs-
ton Hlwardeu. TO Mr. Gladstone to consent to
public reception in London
1t stated that the return TO London Of Mr. Cross
the Home Secretary aod Mr. Stanley the Secretary fo
War; Cabinet council will be held, probably next
niay. ,
At preliminary meeting of representatives of Irish
associations in London last Might . committee was
formed to organize pubic reception for Charics 9.
eanln tions Of the metropois viii De- invited 70 psrss
pate.
Mr.. Parnell has received the freedom OF the city
Tie following candidates for Parliament have been
returncd
M, E. Grant Duff tLtberaD for Elgin District. 10
Right Hon. Eugh Law and Sir Thomas Mcclure tLiD-
%aqas and Mr.
r.. W. Grafton LberaD for Lancashire, Northeast-a
The Marquis Of harrington had already been returned
from the Radnor burghs; bis election to-day ffom
beraln starkie, member Of the last House and Mr.. W.
=
Idberal 6.6s2 Mr.; Grafton GAoeraY 65i3. Mr. Ecroyd
lConservalivp) 5231. Mr. S0rkie Cnseryatiyel 0105.
The Hon: Evelyn Ashley Liberal for Ise Of Wight
Liberal gain. The Hon. a. D. Elliott bcTaI), Tor Rox-
Sursnshires M Liberal gai1 Col9nsl Joicey spd Mr:
latter Teeected-a Liberal gain. Messrs- Edward II.
Luton (IiberaD and John w. Ellison Mccartney {Cou-
seryatye for Tyrone the latter rseected-s Liberal
wss Sera Ss M PssS
for Cardisanshire-a Liberal gain.
THE NET RESULT go PAR.
LONDON Saturday. April TO- 1880.
The Daily Necs, In its leading article, this
morning says the results already achieved nsure LIB
majority Parliament OF least eighty,
independent Of Home Rnle support.
TIE Liberal net gain ia ninety-se seats
THE DOWNFALL OF BEACONsFIEID.
The Times in its leading editorial this morning. says:
The Queen is expected to arrive in England by tho
end OF next week. We may therefore expect that 3
very few days will see the formal close OF the
Bcaconsfcld Administration. At Lord BeaconsfeId's
and that he Will not again WELD power His career has
been eminent one, and by great majority OF his
countrymen he will not fail to be REGARDED with the re-
spec due OF distinguished OF statesmen.
The article concludes: II Mr. Gladstone remains out
side the Ministry 10 will be impossible to constitute 1t on
O thoroughly stable basis
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
FLAMES IN A DwELLTNG-HOUsE
r;ra broke ont Thursday afternoon in the

dwelling ouse No. 1i2 West Twenty -hth-st, occupied
by Alexander Blue The furniture was damaged $1,000.
and the building which is the property Of Joseph Nor
gun 10 the extent 5000. The Of the fire is not
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
AFFAIRS IN FOREIGN LANDS.
THE LIBERALS STILL CoNouERINa.

THE LIBERALS STILL CONQUERlN0.
NET GAIN OF 97 STATS NADR BY THs psrIIsu
LIBERALs-A TURKISH anNIsrER cALLs A,GxRE-
CAN AUTHORITY IN oUEsTIoN-A srKAMRn suxx
IN THR DANUBE. t gs.st
1t is now apparent that the British Liberals win,
be stronger IN the new Parliament than the Con-
servatves were in the last The net gain up to last
night was ninety-seven seats. In ConstautiDopls,
Savas Pacha demands the surrender Of an Ameri'
can citizen whom the United States Consul-GeneRal
recently sentenced to Imprisonment for mansIaugh'
ter The steamer Darita has been sunk on the
Danube.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.

THE INDIAN PROBLEM.
DEBATE IN TIL SENATE ON THE UTE AGREEMENT
MIR VESTS PLAN OF DEALING WITH THE IN
DIANS
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Tap Read.

We are pleased to note the fact that
the petition. which has been In circu.
lstion for some time, has been filled
a. the Law and the Constitution re-.
quires, % the question Of taxation.
to construct the tap road to intersect
the main line on Old river, 3 miles
south Of this, will be submitted at
once to the people, and will no doubt
be voted by . largo majority. We
hear that considerable cash pay
mont will he made, which IL the re-.
suit. or viii be. Of private subscrip.
lions mainly. Az the road will be
completed from Shreveport and
. through train dispatched to L.
comic 6tati 90. 20 miles below Alex.
on or about 4:h July next, It
"a to move rapidly.
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Sale of Ferries.

1THE public are hereby notified that,
i. in pursuance tn an Ordinance Of the
Police Jury, l will, on
Saturday the 18th day Of Dec, 1880,
at the door Of the Court House, in the
town and parish, Of NatcLitoclles, ut 12
O'Clock NJ. proceed to we'll to the last and
highest bidder. on the terms and condli-
tiOns hereinafter expressed, the follow.
ing named and described Ferries, the
property Of this Parish, to-wit:
Johnson's Ferry,
Gunney's
Bayou Bonrl,eanx, Cane River,
i. near Mcssi's Mill,
Carver's place, Ferry,
Emmanuel Prn,ll,onn,e's.
Mouth Of Bayou Derl,anns.
Clontierville,
MOnctt's,
Also tue interest Of this Parish in and
to Jordan's Ferry with Red River par.
ish.
Montgomery, with Parish of Grant,
Month Of Cane river, -
The Ferries will he sold for the year
ending 3lst day Of December. 1881, for
CASH, in u. 9. currency, payable on the
spot, and will give lOnl ~ required by
law. Tor the faithful performance Of their
duties ~ public f.rry,,,cu.
Purchasers to get possession LIST jam
ary, 1881.
WIN. PAYNE,
Nov. l3-Ct. President Police Jury.
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Succession Sale.

Succession of Lestan P,udhomme.
10y virtue of an order Of the Hon.
ID Judge Of the 18th judicial District
Court Of the parish Of katchit@l'es.
State Of Louisiana. and to me directed.
| will offer ut Public Sale to the highest
bidder. ut tho Court House door, of the
parish OF NatclIitOclles, ut II O'Clock NJ,
on
Thursday, 10th Of December, 1880,
the following described landed property,
to wit:
A certain tract Of land with tho build.
illys and improvements, known ~ the
Pamela Plantation, situated in the parish
Of Red River, on the right hank of Red
River, descending, opposite Loggy Bay
on, being the south half III north west
quarter, the south part Of north east
fractional quarter, and fractional south
half Of section twenty three, (2s).
Also north ballot north west quarter,
section twenty. three (23), or lots two
and three q Il. y, and also lot NJ. ono
U, in said section g. lots one am: two
Il Il y, in section twenty.fOur (2l).
The north part Of north west fraction
al quarter Of lot NJ. one ~, in section
twenty-five (25). and north half Of N"rtl,
east 'llarter, aud the north east quarter
Uf north west quarter of section twenty
six (26), all in township fourteen (14).
range eleven (l1), west. containing seven
hundred and ninety.threo 7O-lOU (793-
70 400 acres.
Terms and Condition Of Sale:
Cash, subject to appraiSemrnt.
=. SERuUr PRCIDHOMME,
Nov. I3.-5t. Administ, ator.
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Y Tho weekly edition Of tho vlxDloA-
ION nov. contains OIL that caa beck.
.pectsd In the way Of reading matter.
TIKI, q With each week, 10 present
our readers With Louisiaua news,
spirit OF tho State Press. editorial
comments on Men and Measures, .
full epltomy Of Local Happeningo,
Ioes(ga and General Gossip, healthy
rsadlnG tcr The Young folks. : flrst
slass RELIGIOUS department, : Ane
0eosy; Farm, Home and 0clsaddc do.
paltmeots; LAtsst news from all pasts
d the world and : choice selection Of
good rsadisg On al topics, embracing
Hsn9. llsos q esoesal iatessst, ~
mAskstay end eallisgs hon to INT
joue1als u tAe dsy.
We ssa With psslect satsty deey
Any eos0sry papse 10 the Unioa to
petseat : betese paper than the VIZ
Decsace, Whilsameog tho LouiGiaaa
pss1et - saa suceessiully compsts
Wish a0y slky vsekly.
~ - readiae public snstsis our
1oeupliei " Aope -.
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BEAUTIFUL CHRlSTMAS GIryrs
FOR ALL.

THE ST. LOUIS ILLUSTRATED
HORNET is the first Western pictorial
paper to secure substantial popular
recognition. 1t Is beautifully printed !,
ak or seven gay colors aud il . perfect
marvel OF artistic perfection. Il has
sixteen pages, and. IL brimfal Of literary
and humorous reading matter suitetl T.,
tho refined family circle and tho business
house. Within tho last two months its
circulation has increased 10000. and the
publisher now makes . powerful bid for
q, 600 more. Tho st. Lsuis daiIies con-
tain the announcement that all persons
who subscribe for the HORNET betwee,,
this date aud December ~, 1850. will
not only get the paper, but . heautifi /
present, to bo selected from the follow.
Ing articles: ~
Elegant Ferfameries, French Plate
Hand Mirrors, cases Of Fancy Toilst
Soaps: Elegant Chrpmos, such q kim
William's Castle, Eve on The III
Shose, Moonlight on tho Nile, VALLEY Of
Lake 8heenan, Pasau on the Dan.be
Autumn 10 tho Alleghsniea, Beatrice.
Near tho Lighthouse, vsstsl Virgin: Ma.
steal instrumental. such - German Ac.
conleons. violins. Bell Hasmonicaa. Con.
cert Harmouicas, Flutes, Piccolos. Tam.
bouriue.. Banjos. Triangles, Ebony
Bones 5 Drums. largo Toy Trnmpets, !
iins large Toy Piano; Toy Pera,nbnlator :
Miscellaneous Articles, such - Photo.
graph Albums, Music Binden. Porto.
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S((elr Wrltans.
FOR SALE.

A certain tract on parcel Of land, >itua-
ted in the parish OF NMch'"'hr>, on
the right bank Of Cane river. above the
town of CIouiirrviilr. ON he opposite
side Of the river. containing ~ arprn>.
more ur less. bounded by lands of Am
luuisr l.rruntr above, and below Ivy
land of l.,,c porcl.r, and with Il front on
Cane River.
Another tract Of land IN same parish,
containing 70 acres. and l"i"s the lower
half the west half with east quarter and
east fractional half ct the north west
fractional quarter Of section 2G. town.
ship seven North. range five west. con
tanning in all 40 acres. as per Patent
l $40. and being the same tract Of land
,lcriv..l from JAS. i C"ntry.
The v }. RACIAL plantation. contain.
ing IL hundred aud sr>rnty>iN acres,
good dwrllin. Of five rooms, stables AMI
corn cribs.
A tract adjoining the above, contain
ing GG acres, will, bindings. dwelling
house. gin house. larg" corn crib, over
Srrr> house. three negro cabins and other
bindings.
The DAY place. containing about a
hundred acres or more, with all the
buildings on same.
The WALLACE plantation, Cain river
fronting both sides, and containing
about 400 acres. with all necessary
buildings, etc.
LAKE JERICO plantation. about 4
miles from Natchit"clr'S. containing about
----- acres. with dwelling, gin house,
stables and cabins.
The above property is valuable and
will !" more ~. rs there is now no doubt
about the Railroad being completed.
Will b. sold on very reasonable terms,
say (" cash, balance in ono. two,
three and four years, with per cent in
terest. Mr.. Landry CharlcviIIc. ut Cl"n-
tirrviIle. will give full particulars "i the
land. aud also Mr.. John c. TricI"ll, ut
Natcllit,mlIrs.
Address. ID. Il. CARROLL,
- IrrliGO Street, New Orleans.
Aug. u.
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Oar Rapldes Friends.

We had the pleasure Of perusing a
letter from Rapldes parish to our old
friend JosrPn FKLr.ows ESQ, one
day during the week, and It seems
our neighbors OF that parish are sui.
fering with the same complaint %
ourselves-rain. elect and mud. La.
Dor commando u Is per day and r..
ions: while cooks, hostlere, &C., are
Icarce and hard to get. Alexandra
b su6sriag with . wood lamioe -old
rails and Pine wood command Is per
cora. Wood on tho wharf @s, and re-
used lumber 3 being used. At q per
II. tx fuel. All tho, laborers have
zone 70 tho sugar, farms, which &C.
sounts for these things. A duckips
hunting PARTY went to Catahoula
|ake from Alexandra and killed 40
luCks. qa
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Cy1a 1o1 EPIzoorlO.-The C0.ntru
1ellW pu1llshes the following cure
~ 8p6ooelc: AZ Ne learn that this
djooa6e = booming quite prevalent
oooe4 10 horses 10 tho city, We give
~ l0)DoOjeR simple and cafe cure
Dooo00e0dod b. % old veterinary
ooGUoeo. Of To army; Take ooe
Ioooo G., gan aeofOttda, mix Il With
~ o0JJoQ q b0lljo9 water, ctr the
m6t1ro until The asllWeIda = al.
Doovoo. IL ~ mixture cool, strain
- ~ one halt plnt every three
0o9 This VIII relieve the hofSe
Woo0 sWolvo A0ote, and Aiyo him 3
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1Ae Hesperian Of Uvslde, Uvslde
county, Texas, has found ito way to
eug table end Va return tho vlNDl0A.
10 With pleasure. We, IN connec.
no NTH Jonx RHEsE and TOx A.
&slx, while ID the Ranger service Of
sAs Lone Star 0tats IN 1851. publish.
ca. WITH pen and ink, . paper at
CA0p Wood. called the Times. We
lsSe . copy Of tho paper still. e.
en- = u 1arshai. Texas. rich and
~; 111D1 10 have not heard from
> yeasA. While 10 we'll, COM
0ooe = le(s los ELoin. The Hespe-
IN. b ~ Nay. y . sprightly coun.
~ popee. and deserving Of it, seem.
~ hf1e advsrtisins patronage.
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The Labor Question.

CHARLES NATHAN ESQ.,. European
agent for promoting emigration to
Louisiana, has addressed an interest.
ing letter to Commissioner HARRIS.
Commissioner OF Immigration for
this State, which we regret we have
not the space to publish in full at
this time. Later we will do 80. Mr..
NATHAN sees no reason why q large
number Of immigrants cannot he in.
duced, with proper management, to
come to Louisiana from Spair. In
Galicia, where he has been operating,
he found great restitution among the
people and an anxiety to come. He
sent l4O able bodied persons az the
first installment. when the Spanish
government and Press went to work
and prevented further efforts. The
cost for procuring a family Of five,
three adults, one minor and one in.
FAINT, will be $l45, and Mr.. NATHAN
suggests plans for their procurement
which, In our opinion, are wise and
practicable. Descriptions Of the
country, climate and productions
should be printed in Spanish for die.
tribution. with cuts Of our cotton
picking, ginning and marketing. The
agents 10 Europe will see that these
reach the localities where emigrants
are likely to be procured. He also
suggests January and February as
good months to send out agents.
Now, all this is very we'll. The
Press Is doing its duty, but what are
our land owners doing? absolutely
nothing! Do they think men are
going to drop from the skies and buy
their lands, or are they we'll satisfied
to wade through the mud, pay taxes
on a thousand acres Of land. cultivate
ten, and grokl about hard times and
no money?
The VINDICATOR will print free OF
charge. the descriptions required for
this parish II any one will translate
1t into Spanish for ia. Will the land
owners mail them to Europe or see
to their distribution f? We venture
to say they will not. for We have now
in our paper.room over two thou.
sand papers containing the descrip-
ton Of this parish In English, and
We have been begging people to mail
them for months. and they wont stir.
We mailed at our own expense near.
~ four thousand. and We have not a
foot OF land to sell.
It's q shame the way our land own.
erS are acting.
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We cannot but differ with some Of
our friends in their new alignment
OF the Democratic party. Home rule
IL essentially Democratic doctrine.
but free trade" will never do for
Louisiana. Az an abstract principle
the theory Of free trade may be per.
feet, but We are Of the opinion that
politicians, South, have made sad
mistakes all along about these 'at.
stract IDEAS"
Since the foundation OF the Re.
public they have filled the world
With q wonderful history-of an inter
estipg character to read-of our bat.
ties and failures over abstractism.
For instance, our war for slavery was
perhaps, theoretically correct, but, as
q matter Of expediency, it was a
deadly blunder. And yet We go on
day by day unlesrning the very pith
and marrow Of politics expediency,
and flll our caps with waving plumes.
deck history with bright, blood.chil.
ling pages-and eat the bitter crust OF
poverty. We get all the glory, In
other words, and our more statesman.
like neighbor takes his out In rail-
roads, canals and improved rivers.
The immortal EDMUND BURKE would
surely have denounced 10 OF the
speculative class. for he, az BUCKLE
truly says, recognized In all its bear.
ings that great doctrine, that the aim
OF tho legislator rs not truth, but
expediency."
We ask In all seriousness that our
friends will look back over the hun.
dred years Of our existance as a Ma.
ton and tell us II what we say Is not
true? Has not the South been con.
sistantly engaged IN purely empiri.
ical politics. and In consequence
finds herself in the end with an Inn.
poverished people-a country rich In
all the gifts OF nature and barren Of
those appliances Of art 1t should
have been the duty Of statesmen to
supply?
An unparalleled mind cannot an.
swer these questions with satisfac.
ton to the people.
It u q common mistake to suppose
that the American government was
founded for the purpose Of testing
the abstract idea OF mans capacity
for self-government, or Of the sta.
bility OF republic with powers with
In powers. These are purely imperi.
cal questions. Governments are
formed for the welfare and hsppi.
ness OF mankind and what will con.
duce to that end, In . government
where sovereignty rests with ma.
jority, a. we'll 40 oil others, is the
true aim OF the statesmen OF such
government.
To cay that Louisiana's veal would
be advanced by destroying her sugar
and rice interests IL q question IN.
worthy Of argument. And 10 with
all these questions upon which We
have blindly voted vince the war.
We insist, therefore. that the Dem.
Ocratic party shall lay down specifl.
cally its dogmas. and that we shall
then calmly say whether 1t IL to our
interests whether 1t will conduce
to our welfare and happiness az q
people-to support those dogmas OF
not.
A little discussion now and less
cant, less mounting. IL what Is reauir'
ed.
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HaIper's Weekly In speaking Of the
policy OF tho new administration 70.
wards The South. says Il can be deter.
mined from General 0ARv1ELD's
kooWD character and antecedents.
0eoeeal 0ARIIELD b classed az q
nodesate partizan. and the Weekly
tAleks that the general attitude Of
~ HAYS administration will be
maintained, With tho important dii.
I1gsoee, that more direct attention
viii b paid 70 the Republican or.
HoAlaa4ioo and interests.
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NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT NArCu1ToCHEs.
December I'd. 1850.

DCOCulVCI 0US AOCVs j
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing.namsd settler has fled notice IF his
intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim, and secure final entry there.
Of, before the Register aud Receiver Of
the Land Office u: Natchitocl,es, L., on
the Sth day RI January, 1881. ut the ex.
piration Of thirty days from the date Of
this notice. viz: Homestead Entry NJ.
100. EVAN p. CORBETr, for the south
half Of north east quarter. section 4,
township 9, range west. La. Meridian,
aud names the following as bis witnesses,
viz:
P. H. BARNES,
F. H. CoRBIrr, iN.4.,.;.,.,.. n n
J P ScARBonouaH. N"'''''''c"e'' r. "
Moses FISHER,
l.. DUPLEX,
DEC. ct. Register.
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Louisiana Democracy. Mississippi
levied. Red river navigation perma.
0ook Sugar and Rice cultivation pro.
toeoeo, nanuiactorles built, 1mmigra'
tloo encouraged, r sllroads construct.
q, School houses and public schools
'establhhed and maintained. Bridges
end Hishwsys made and the crops Of
cotton, corn. hay. sugar, tobacco,
eeaaees sad rice doubled. Does that
Amlt
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PARISH TREASURER,S ESTIMATE
FOR 1881.

FOR 1881.
NATC'HrOCHFs, La,
November :, 1SsW.
To the Hon. President and Members Of
the Police Jury Of the Parish, Of Match.
itoches:
Gentlemen I'm accordance with tho
Statutes Of the State, / have the honor
~ submit for yNur consideration and en-.
animation, thu following estimate Of the
varions items required for the probable
expenses Of the parish Of Natchit"ches
for the fiscal year 1881, based upon the
Assessment Roll Of 1880, ~ hereinafter
specifically set forth. viz:
Pay and Mileage Of President and Mem
lers Of P"licc Jury. $lOOO On
Pay Of Jurors and Witnesses in
criminal cases, 1000 90
Pay Of Justices Of the Peace and
Coustabls. 1000 90
Sheriii's Salary, lOUO I'd
Expenses for maintaining priso-
ncrs in Jail, 100 90
Pay Of Iaupers, 1900 OO
Salary Of Clerk, Police Jury. 9OO M
Salary Of Parish Treasurer, $50 M
Salary Of Parish Physician. 1OO ND
Salary Of Parish Constable, 100 on
Bridge Tax 1900 no
Contingent 4 General Expenses. s.9sG -
Total Estimate, $l9.7:.G 10
On q basis Of 10 mills on the dollar.
Very respectfully, Your ob't. servant,
A. T.. LEMEE,
Parish Treasurer.
NOrE Under the head If ''C"ntin.
gent and General Expenses il inclu.lc.l
the $1,000 appropriated by yon for the
repairs Of the Jail. and the 500 appr"-
priate.l for the repairs Of the Clerks o.
lice; also the prol,ahlc amount required
t" pay the District Attorney in criminal
prosecutions and convictions, AM! the
probable amount required tO pay tht
Sheriff in conveying prisoners 10 the
Pemitentiary, attendance before til,
Courts, IT,, AMI other incidental OK
pnsrs Of the Parish.
A. T.. LEMEE,
Parish Treasurer.
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II. John Finney, one OF the most
dlstioguished members OF the New
Orleans bay, died at bic residence 10
that city on the 14th instant. The
deceased WaG Q native OF Amelia
county, Va, and at the time Of bis
6eaaA was si1ty.two years OF age.
He he'd been associated at different
tjme0 10 partnership With tho most
O0inoot lawyers In New Orleans.
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Pay Particular Attention,

TO the surprising fact that We are
nov ready to receive Subscriptions
1oe the VlSDlcAroR and the New Or.
leans Democrat, mailed postage paid,
for the small sum Of Two Dollars and
Fifty Cents for one year for both pa
pefS.
An eight page and q twelve page
weekly. twenty pages, 50 weeks for
O 50. The cheapest reading matter
In the Vorldi
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CHAS. +. L.uEklSSUN,
THE LIVE GROCER
washington street.
HAS supplied himself with the most
i select and l"st.a>s"rl"l supply of
Crackers eve, brought to this market.
The following is simply n partial list Of
his extensive catalogue:
| ALPHABErS,
SUGAR CAKES,
COCOA NUTJUMBLES,
ANIMALS.
CAKES 4 JUMBLES.
MILK-all brands.
Fancy assorted Biscuits, embracing
CRACKNEL.
FROSTED, CREAM,
ROUGH SUGAR.
MIC MACS,
LITTLE BEAUTIES
LEMON FINGERS,
COCOANUT, TAFFY and
RUSSIAN PRETZEI.S,
BUTTER.
PEARL OYSTERS,
CORN HILL,
CHOCOLAr EJUMBLES,
BANANA FINGERS.
JACK FROST CAKES,
STRAWBERRY CAKES,
SODA AND CREAM CRACKERS Of
every description.
Nov. 13-1m.
l. =.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-04

A correspondent Of the Shreveport
1Sssss writes from Bienville parish,
that 0 citizen 0itbat section will soon
bring $50 persons from Georgia TO
CultiVnte hls landS.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-04

". r. Tsppsn, Contractor and
Builder, Toledo. Ohio, says:-An
Excelsior Kidney Pad relieved me OF
pain 10 the eide OF fifteen years
sanding. Please send me another
fAd.-6ec ado.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-04

SAMUEL E. Cary, general passenger
agent Of the Chicago, st. Louis and
New Orleans railroad died In New
Orleans on Friday, 10th inst.