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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-30

TIE CHICAGO LEDGER is now an
preaching the closo OF the seventh
year OF its existence, having been
established in the winter OF 1919.
1HE LEDGER was started by its pres
ent conductors with some misgiy
ings as to the success of the eater.
prise. Many literary ventures OF a
Kindred character had been made in
the western metropolis, and miser-
ABLY failed. Tho sea OF journalism
WAS strewn With the wrecks of
stranded newspaper enterprises.
Others that wore living, but strug-
gllng for precarious existence.
have aincc yielded to inevitable fsts
and gone down, leaving THE LEDGER
TO day tho only weekly story-paper
printed in Chicago.
TIK LEDGER has not attained tho
plane of success upon which IL now
solidly rcsts without earnest, we'll.
directed effort. Its conductors have
labored earnestly and pcrsis,ently
not only TO make II an excellent 1T
erary journal, but also to make the
reading world acquainted with It,
thousands upon thousands OF dol!
lars have been expended in bringing
its merits to tho attention Of tho
reading public. In fact, THE LEDGER
has been the most extcasiyely.ad-
vertsed newspaper in the West.
The publishers have n feeling OF
prido at the success that has at-
landed their cfTorts to build IN A
hrst. class literary paper in the cap
ital city Of the West. The circula.
uon, already large, is rapidly grow
Ing. and 10y tho ist day of January
Will be not less than 26,OOO. Tho
publishers do not mean to relax
tiieir efforts to mako THE LEDGER
tho best weekly newspaper In the
west, but intend to persevere in the
work, and during the coming months
Will still further increase its value
and usefulness.
The weekly contents of THE LEpG-
FIR embrace, i'll addition to its serial
novels, several short stories; n Homo
and Family Doctor department, en-
bracing letters from women OF ox-
pericncod heads aud hands. on house
hold and kitchen economy, homo
adornment, tho management OF
children, and recipes for the euro OF
many of the ills to which flesh Ia
heir; Young Folks department; a
department devoted to Current 1T
erature, consisting of choice excerpts
from tho latest magazines: . Scicn-
tilc department, giving the latest
intelligence In regard to new diacov.
cries. mechanical iuventionssetc.:
also biographical sketches. historic
papers, travels, poetry, and . mass
of short articles on miscellaneous
topics.
ADDRESS
THE LFDGER,
Chicago, Ill.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-30
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AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.,
Selected from the best Agricultural
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LATEST TELEGRAr!IIC NEWS.
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Written expressly by Southern Authors
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PIECES CURRENY'
From
ID. w. MUSTARD.
LATE OF LEwIsrLLE, S. c.
Dealer in Country Produce,
39S KING STREET,
CHARLESTON,

FOWLS, per doz.............3.25a3.7O
Chickens, per doz..........2 .OOa2.55
Ducks (ing'h) per doz..........4.0 90
Ducks (M'c'y) per doz..........5.O0
Geese per doz.. 600
Turkeys per dOz. 2.0Oal5.00
EGGS, per doz........................14
PEANUTS, per bushcl........75a1.10
POTATOES, Swcct..........l.2 .25al 80
PEAS, clay, per bushel:: :.........G5a7O
s. Mixed g. .,............. G0uG5
RICE, (Rough) per bushcl.. lOa1 20
BEESWAN, per lb...................a22
ITO ONEG, - ..................lO
HIDES, Flint, per lb................10
= Dry Sailed, Observation-Disclosures
SKINS, Outer, apiece. .....,,....25a2.5 80
y Coon, - ..............5al5
g Fox, " ........1Oa40
6 Deer, per ID .................15
6 Goat, s. .....................@ %
Highest market prices obtained for all
goods consigned to me. Returns made
promptly. ConsiTumcnts solicited. 1y
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Subscriptions to the THE CHICAGO
LEDGER will be received at this office.
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PROCEEDINGS
Parish Convention

In accordance with a call made by
the Hon. N. ]. Cunningham. NJ
Chairman Of tho Parish Executive
Committee, Parrish Convention al
aemhisd in the city Of Natchitoohes.
on Monday the Esd day OF August,
1850.
Mir, l., Caapari called tho meeting
to order. and explained the object OF
the Convention to be the selection Of
7 delegates to represent Natc1l!ocnes
parish in the Congressional Cohven-
ton that meets in this city on the
eth OF September next.
On motion, Col. W. q. Ereazeale
was elected Temporary Chairman
and J. z. Hewitt temporary Seere-
tary.
A resolution Was then passed
authorizing the Chairman to appoint
q committee OF I've on permanent or
ganisation, whom he named a. fol
love D.. s. o. Scrugzs, B. NJ. nv
ANS, T. Haller, Jules Mesel and h.
The following committee on Gre:
dentials was then appointed: 4. y
Carter, James r. Weaver and II. d.
HAth0rn.
The committee on credentlale then
made the following report which
vas adopted
I'VE find the following named gen.
tlemen entitled to seats In this con-
vention, and tho wards entitled to
the following number Of votes:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

Tho flst 7 above mentioned each
having received . majority Of tho
whole number OF votes u tne CON
vontion, were declared BY teo tcesl.
dent 70 be duly elected @ dele4eeee
to represent tho parish OF Nescnato'
ches 10 the Congressional CGoven'
ton to assemble 10 tho ottv q Netoo'
itoches on the 9Th OF 0optomper ocxt.
A motion to re.orgaot.e tho fsssh
Central Committee 0aS then 1ee:
ed Oy q rising vota, tho cooos 1000
II 10 favor and 10 asaloog To 5e'os'
9sOizAtion.
Tho following relplu1oo W. toee
offered ~ Ds. E. Jackson ana
Resolved, That tho ohei!maa, %.
point . memhogs st large. O so0 EAs.
iaI Contral Executive 0ommlteeo and
kt6at tho delegatee nom cocn Weso
name two from eacd OF tnelf foepeee.
~ Wsrds, tho Wholeto oompoee toe
osid committee.
Tho chair appointed O @c@9eS(
ct large @. q. Levy. l. CsapeSl. ~
Fronc6. 8, Hynes, O, 4. 6ullae9, J.
z. Neooa, 7. p. Chaplin. J. u. >oos'
grove. $500,
VI WAITS. r. R..asa aad q. I'll
chel.
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Railroad News,

Thcrailroad committee has reoeiv-
"a Q reply to the letter addressed
Col. E. B. WnEHLOcK relative 70 tho
railroad cosseetion With this plaza.
In substance Col WHrrloCK says
while recognizing tho local impor'
tance Of the town Of Natchitoches
and the necessity Of securing feed.
ders for trade to their main lloe. II
viil BE- next to impossible. In biz
opinion. 70 consider the up eonstruc.
tloa until tlpsnels We isoomplsesd q
OF the hiih 1i1s passing Through be
EsAys that that b now % imposslbili'
q. Al there y . meeting called fos
to-day, 10 suggest tho committee b.
Instructed to correspond With III
J Ooastruetion COMPANY engaged u
Ebualdi1D ~ III. ass
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Crop Reports.

The New Orleans Democrat Of 2lst
inst, publishes a full page OF tele-
graphic crop reports from seventy
six correspondents In Alabama. Ar
kansas. Georgia. Mississippi. Louis
lana, Tennessee aud Texas. the cot
ton crop In most sections showing an
improved condition except in'portions
Of Louisiana aud Texas. wss;S COM
plant IL mads Of too much rain and
damage by the worms. IN this Sec
tlou We have had no general or dam.
aging rain for two weeks. and the
weather has been exceedingly hot
under these circumstances, both ia
yorsble to the cotton plant, there
has been some improvement since
| last week. Cotton Is opening rapid
! II and the worms. although In num-
| bers In localities have not yet mate
RALLY Injured tho growing and max
| ipg crop. Paris green has been used
With marked success, but We heal
that the London purple is . failures
II our people will remember 90 va
the Paris green Of the first invoice "a
| our town, it being an impure article
Chemically pure London purple 70 "
deadly poison a. Paris green. sud VI
suaaeet that our farmers order nom
Int the pure.
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Notice
TO FRENCH SUBJECTS.

Notice is hereby given that I have
made arrangements to prosecute OIL
claima before the French Claim Com.
mission in Washington, the object OF
which commission is defined in article
Let of the Treaty to be, to ASCERTAIN tho
amount Of TALL claims on the part Of cor
porat,ons companies OF private individu'
ais, citizens OF France. upon the Govern:
ment Of tho United States, arising out Of
acts committed against tho pesson OF
property of citisena of France. not II the
service Of tho enemies Of the United
States, OF voluntarily giving cid and
comfort to tho Same. BY the civil OF milf
tary Government Of tho United States
upon tho high seas OF within tho terrific.
rial Jurisdiction Of tho United States, dn.
ring tho period comprised between TIE
18th day Of April, 1861, andthc 20 day o.
August l866.' Any person, . citizen o.
France, having sustained any los o.
property during the lsts VA, by acts o.
tho United States Government, who W!
not himself engaged 10 giving cd ana
comfort to tho enemies OF tho United
States Government, such clsim viii come
within tho jurisdiction Of The French
claim commission, and viii ind II Il
their interest TO apply without delsy Il
tho undersigned. Bone haste viii b NO.
cesssry ~ tho commission will coon inset
Address D. @. SCARBOROUGH.
Aue !. 1850 Natchitoches, La
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Taber + Kinney.

This en,crnrieiuc fr'', the chic! OF
which il ~ I'D tt popular c'tlSan
VI thi. psrish, JOIN " TAsEa. All
y.rtiss their exclusive stock OF Mo-
uumen,a, tomb. head stones. vases.
etc. ia this issue. The public OF this
section can he assured that In beauty.
STYLES and quality, the goods in their
line ca nno. be surpassed. while their
crioss arc below those Of any firm.
To ,hosu who desire monuments, &c.
We cheerluily recommeho Meeocs.
TAeEe & KINNEY.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28
Insurance.

The problem Of insurance Ii cor
tainly an intricate one. Tho mathe'
NAUTICAL student may understand 1t
theoretically. but when It comes to
its practical workings he will 6nd
himself ut fault. Nevertheless. oil
will admit Ito value. The only thing
to be considered IL the reliability OF
tho company 10 which tho policy ID
taken out. and tho standing and res
possibility OF tho agent. 1t has been
coutended that careful and prudent
people can carry their own insurance.
We never knew Of but one to succcss-
fully do 10 that was C1AaLrs 1oR.
GAN. His vast wealth enabled him
to do 10 successfully Fortune II.
vorsd him Ia everything, and bic
Losses by Are and water wore few.
10 ante .bellum days, tho writer OF
THU knew . corporation fof gentle.
/ ma Who put ssvsa steamboats, on
tho river. and attempted to carry
their own insurance. In about seven
years they we're bankrupt. f,vc OF tho
boats having been lost. and nothing
to cover them. Incendlarlsm was
talked Of. but not proven; tho result.
however. was the same.
For ourseli, We would not own ono
hundred dollars worth without hav.
ing 1t insured. and our fellow citizens
Of this and surrounding parishes
have q sure means OF prevention
against fire losees> BY taking out 4
policy With our uptight felloW.eitizeo
w; .DuPtErx. agent for LA Con
fiance," . company tho reliability O.
which 10 we'll established. IN fAct
Z. DUPLEX would not take % sesn
cy for q company that was not solid
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28
Court Items.

Justice q. H. LEVY. on Tuesday
last, united in the holy bonds Of ma.
trimOny Mr.. TAYLOR CRAIG and Mrs.
ELIZA WRITER'S.
ROBERT BLACKAMOoR charged with
assaulting one FELIX CoRslN with an
OK yoke and whose arrest We have
heretofore mentioned stood his pre-
liminary examination before Justice
9. II. LEVY. last Saturday. aud was
DISCHARGED.
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Burglary.

On last Sunday night GEoRoE GRAY,
colored. ex.member Of Louisiana
penitentlary for two terms. broke In
to and burglariaed the store OF l..
CHOPIN. on bis plantation below
Cloutierville. and vas captured by
W. W. Norris constable OF Ward 10
below Mr.. Marcos plantation near
mouth OF Cane river. aud jailed here
on Thursday. GRAy. In bis burglary
secured 80 In cash and two pairs OF
boots valued at &5 per pair.
WEBSTER Woop. who broke into
CHARLES BRowN's cabin on H. b.
WALNsLEy's plantation and clothed
himself 10 shirt and pair Of draw
ers. the property Of Brown. was sent
BY Justice @. II. LEVY before the Dis
trict Judge for examination.
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Steamboat Transportation Committee.

SteSmOOot IIouSpOGtStIVn VV~o'Ssoo'
Messrs. XIII. OAsPAB1 and WAlxs'
LEY, the Committee appointed on the
part Of tho shippers Of this section,
returned from tho Convention held
In Alexandra and will mako their
report to tho adjourned Convention
to-day. The substance Of tho agree
ment arrived at between the com.
mittee representing tho shipper and
Captains S1Nxorr and Tlus1ow, 10.
that these two parties agree to take
freight at the card rates Of 1850 d.
ring high water. and further. to build
or rent warehouses at Grand Ecore,
one. half Of tho cost OF which will be
borne by shippers, and to pay $500
per year to employ persons to take
charge Of the warehouses. Cotton Il
to pay storage. All cotton and
freight must be shipped BY this line
Such is ip substance tho agreement
which will be reported. to the meet
Ing and go at once into opperatlon
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Committee Members.

Wards Z, 8, and 10, have not yet
elected the members Of tho Parish
Executive Committee to which they
are entitled. We suggest they elect
their members al once In order to
All out the Committae and secure
representation,
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From Ward / W. E. Russell. L.
Csspari, T. H.ller. 7. 2. Cnsp,io, Q.
A, Billiard. Sam Ralnee.. o. Y. Mur'
ply. d. G. Scarborough and VIM.
lS WSsra IN. H. A.thorp, ". G.
Ross. j. r. Weaver, B. g. Sweat, y.
P. Raines. " c. Wright add.
Ward ga. N. Timon, y. 9. Har'
man, P. Il Bower. B. 7. Solomon,
and J. N. Wolison.
Wsrd as. n. Hyams. F. ". Airey:
II, P, GaIlien, W. o. Breazeale and
Joe. Prudhomme.
Ward 5-D. a. Blscksbsr. g Mc
CARNEY, A. P. Massey. B: , Hol'
lingsworth. J. J. Rsins, Il: W. Free.
man, L NJ. Crump, A. g I Jordan, J.
F. Mccartney and L. u. W. Parker.
Ward CA. Y. Carter, No D. Scar
borough. s. Y. B. Cox and Henry
Wards 7sud 8 we're not represented.
Ward ct. 9. Chaler, u. aertz0R.
P. e: Prudhomme,) @. N. Wheeler.
sp Ward y; :; 10 S"i Dr. 8. O scruees. I.
Charlevllle. ]. B. D. Rachal. Dr.. ].
Il. Griffin.
| (Sisned) A, V.OARTER,
Chairman Com. on Credentisls.
After the ~ ptt"n OF tho above re-
port, Dr.. s. O. 8 'rugss. tho Chair
man Ut the COMMITTEES. % oTReni1s-
tion made the following report:
I'VE v.ry respec fully recommend
that Col. ". o. Bres5 ale be elected
Permanent Chairman. and that A.
". Carter be elected permanent score
T6e u.ms oil E. Hewitt. xss IN.
serted 10 tho place Of 4. Y. Carter.
and % amended tho report wss
'I on motion Of a.. h. Hsthorn the
following resolution was sdopted:
Resolved. That THE Convention
now proceed to elect Z delegates to
, | represent this parish IN tho o0ogreo'
, aionai Convention, aud that tho vote
be taken by wards.
The ballot resulted - tolloWo:
Ward o6st II votes for each Oh
! the following nemed gentlemen, w
WA. Ponder. ". =. Russell, J.: a,
% Prudhomme, W. o Breazeole, i. Cas-
t pari, r. E. Hammett, ]. G Noise.
). Ward also cast votes for the
same delegates - did Ward one: -
Ward cast s votes for: !. n
Wolison, d. 4. Blscksher. D. 9
Scarborough, p. E. Prudhomme: 3
II. Hyams, T. 2. Chaplin. 4. oaspati
The 9Th Ward cast 5 votes tor tn
j. same men 90 did Wards ono ant
a Ward s cost 10 votes TOR v. A
:, Ponder. W. e. Rueeell, j. 4. Pru
y dhomme, D. 4. Dlaotshiee. D, =
II scarborough. J. n. wol6oa snd 7
Z P. Chaplin.
= Ward 6 cast 1 votes for tho eam'
- men % did Wards ono. Two and Tour
ID Wards 0and 10 cast 3 votes 60
B. for each OF tho esme men % Werde
70 2, 1, and 6.
,t REHABILITATION.
A. Tho total NJ. VI votes ID Convel
J. ton wss only 81. - Wards 7 ana
Voro not REPRESENTED.
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Personal.


TOR honored US with calls during the
''day OF tho convention" and we
send them greeting therefor. Prom
inent among these gentlemen were
Mesars. HATHoRN, RAINS and WEAvEs.
Of Ward 2. RA1NEs. HoLLlEoswoR1H
BLAcksHEE and MASSEY. OF Ward s:
BuRkErr and Cox, Of Ward 6; Soauacs.
CHARIEVLLE and RACIAL. Of Ward
10, PRrDHoMME, HEkrzoa, jackson
and WHEELER. Of Ward 2; and RRFA.
zEALE. HyAMs. PRuDHoMMT, AIRFY
MOIsE, OF Ward 4.
Judge WM. NJ, LEVY. Associate
Justice Supreme Court Of Louisiana.
is rusticating ut his home near this
city. We are glad to note his splen.
did health and know he will 10 ready
at all points Tor his ardio,ls duties in
the fall.
Thomas r. BowLINa. reprcbanting
the mammoth dry.gooda house OF
YALE Il BoLLING Is ono OF the most
popular gentleman on the road and
took u few moments from his bust
ness on Monday to give us a CALL
The house OF YALE & Bovine lie too
we'll known to require extended
notice at our hands.
FRANK FENNER, Esq, representing
the we'll known, popular and large
saddlery house OF HoRTER & FfExER,
paid the v1ND1cAroR q visit on Mon.
day. Mr.. FENNrh 10 doing q good
business for bis house 10 this section,
| which it eminently deserves.
Mr.. NJ. G. HARTMAN called on us on
| Monday. He was hero representing
| Ward 3 in the parish convention. Mr..
HAlMAN shipped a new bale Of COT
ton on the 18th and lessrs. J. p.
BRoApwFLL and B. b. BREAzEALr one
each the 22i. Mr.. HARTMAN reports
the cotton crop In hie sectioa In fine
condition. no worms and picking
booming. The health OF that portion
OF the parish has been excellent dur,
Ing the summer. savee few cases OF
ohills and fever.
CO... A. J. BAoHRMIN has placed ue
undev obligations for an invitation
to the celebration Of the Let anniver'
ssry OF the organization OF tho Don
JACKSONVILLE "Cofield Battery" O.
which takes place at Donaldsonville
La. on tomorrow.
| T. 3. STAMPS, sugar and cottoI
factor, was in our section for . shor
time on Sunday. He visited the
farms OF some Of bis customers nea1
here and advertised his card IN tn
vISplcAToR. We ask for him . libe
raj patronage.
Our old friend r. E. HANNET7
ESQ.,, Of Ward three called on US Of
> Monday last. Glad to sec you uncl
Robert and hope you'll call often
Hon. r. E. JACKSON member Hous
Representatives from this parish va
. q delegate TO the parish Convention
on Monday and paid ne a plesan
: visit.
Our old and esteemed friend Go
R. W. CAMPBELL, vas In town o.
Thursday for tho frst time In thre
wears.
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Methodist Conference.

There will DO held at this city, be.
ginning with Wednesday next. a con-
ferance Ot the Methodist Church for
this circuit which will continue four
days. We bespcak the hopitality Of
our HOOh people. one and all. for the
delegates and their friends.
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The River.

The river Ia falling rapidly all
along the line. being fordable To front
Of town for the highest class ponies.
From above the same news u In or
der and the gut" at the mouth is
giving an amount Of trouble which
leads us to believe It will be "iulled
up" completely when an ordinary
good boating low water season sets
in. for be 1t remembered that there
Ia plenty Of water all along here Tor
all kinds Of boats. The Danube.
Capt: G. G. HAMILTON came to time
Tuesday and We are under many
obligations for kind fsvors. The
Brysrly. Capt CURT KocSs. Was at
the Grand Ecore wharf ut the same
moment and went up the river.
The Pool line has closed Ito bust
ness and offers for sale the steamers
| Ashland. John D. Scully. Oornie
Brandon, one half interest In the
Alexandria aud seven Barges. All
OF which means about five to ten
card rates In low water, when oil
the business ID done and q cut-throat'
no-sccommoeiation line IN the sum
mer. f.as..,
We are informed that the AlexAnd'
ria merchants have already express
ed their usxilllngness to stand Il
tho contract made at the last conven
tlou. Az tho river II TO be full o
| boats and every boat 10 to stand. o.
ron ON its own bottom. We can't On
1.-THE use OF contracting With any on
boet.
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Meeting.

The committee on railroad y ready,
to make . sepsst, 4 naDtilg vtll %
held on Hstusilng Asoaine aSt6 -1nse.,
n 8 D. m., at the Firemen's Hall. All
Interested are invited to attend. I'm.
medlately atter. adjournment . meet.
ina will be Held by the merchants
I'D planters' association to hear tho
rDport OF theie committee who at.
tended the Alexandria convention.
L. CAsPARl, President.
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AGENTS Wanted.
LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF
FRANK AND JESSE
JAAGaS6

Tho Noted Western Outlaws. by Hon.
J. A. DACUS, Ph. D. A true end thrill.
Inc account (Illustrated) Of their bold
op9eations fsr 10 Sesrs il 50 di4eeent
States ana Territories. baaaing detectives
and officials If tho law. Best selling
Book Of tho year. l0y0o0 eon IN three
months. so csnts for outfit 9l.6O for
aample COPY. Liberal Terms % ARents.
n. b THOMPSON & CO., Publisher.
$40 Pine st., ST. LOUIS, NO.
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Homer Male College.

mHr TWrNTY.FRST SESSION. viii
boein ~ Fist Of 0sptombee.
:TritIon. 3. 1 and s dollars Pr meath.
,assS,s e ths end II eaeh noath.
tostineent 1ss q pr tenn peid a The
p0pil'O o0Aseoee. ).
ossd * ths COLLEGE. including w,sh.
|,ng, fuel and taitioa, NON Il . q dcl'
~ pr ,neath, pagshls SsoWtAly n
R.A0QTH. Pm.
An. A-3m. g.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

/, Mn. J. P. oAxnsQ1 = hoaoe
Of buyiae ear1G - ba,s q cotton.
Of tho ctop q iseo. which was raised.
picked snd ginnsd By Nr. J. JoxHs
jouusox, and was grown o. Mr..
IorxsoN's Protencal place.