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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-28
Sufcial Notices.

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loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send self.addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN, Station d, Ne,O YorkCny.
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Browne Household Panacea

Miss Sawysr's SaIve Is now prepared is the best
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-28

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Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter-
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PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
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double the strength Of any similar prepare
ton.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache and
ALL ACHES.
The Great Reliever Of Pain.
"BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,"
should be in every family. A teaspoonful Of
the Panacea in 4 tumbler of hot water
lsweetened, if preferred], taken at bedtime,
will BREAK UP A COLD. % cts q bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-28

Hn~vaf,,n-. 9Ahos 01.ts. 70 kings. Cans = sunss =
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30
Special Notice.

With the determination TO bring
the V1NDlCATOR, with its circulation
and influence, to bear upon the emf
grant, whom, We opine, wants but to
know that they will not only be vel
come but that cheap aud desirable
lands are raady for sale on easy terms.
We will advertise all lands, FOR SALE
TO ACTUAL SETTLERS, and exact pay
therefor only When the lands are sold i!
Accompanying each advertisement
must be q descril ton OF the soil.
whether bill or alluvial; what amount
is open, II any; improvements. va.
ter, wood, convenience to churches
and their denomination, and public
or private schools.
As guarantee Of good faith on the
part Of the advertiser, We must be
furnished with q responsible recon.
mendation.
Our citizens will realize the expense
which must be borne on our part In
this undertaking, which We gladly
assume, and all We ask In return Is q
generous support, that We may effect
the settlement OF our native section
with thrifty. energetic and intelli-
gent population.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30
The Last Call.

The people Of Natchitoches parish
must be dead to all sense OF honor
II they do not rally en- masse TO the
polls on Tuesday next. and vote for
Constitutional government and Han.
COCK.
This is the last appeal Of the VIZ.
DICTATOR to its thousand aud more
readers 10 this parish. We warn
them that every effort will be made
to carry this State. and their votes
are needed to make up q majority
worthy representation to that gallant
Federal Soldier who stood by US
when friends were sorely needed.
Come to the polls, citizens Of
Natchitoches, and let 10 give the
Democratic ticket . rouslng majority.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30
Snaifiial.
Election NOtico

oA~'AA A~SDClCe.
QY virtue ola Proclamation Of ri. r,
ID cellency, Samuel Douglass NcEs..rr
Lieutenant Governor, and actiu. Cs:
ernor Of the State Of Louisisna . w.
ing an election to be held thm,,Hs".a',
the State of Louisiana, on TUESHly
the Second day of the month Of Xo,.".
Der, $780, for Presidential Election s,d
REPRESENTATIVES in Congrsss ID III IN
State. Now, therefore, /, ossuel ).
Raines, Sheriff of the Parish q MA.
toches. and ex.oficio returniuf ~,
thereof, do, in accordance with On n If
the Legislature approved March T. loo
hereby give notice that an election Mn Mn
be held in accordance with said n,nel,.
nation within and for said PrN 4
Natchitoches on Tuesday tho Cd dy I
November, 1880, between tho houn /
Z O'Clock q. m, and 6 o'clock D. A., I
the precincts and polling places iii
and designated by the Police jay 1
said Parish. And I do hereby orde, NJ
direct the several commissioners sppelt
ed by the proper authorities to conduit
said election in the manner presefibl
by law aud make due return of tAst
respective polls to my office within U,
shortest possible delay.
SAMUEL P. RAINEs. eAsr;f.
Sheriff. Office. Oct. 7th, 1850.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30
A Suggestive Letter.
TESTERS LANDING. !
October Is, 1850. !

Editor indicator:
We we're much surprised to End out
the condition OF navigation between
this point and Grand Ecore. Fail.
ing to be In time to take the boat at
Grand Ec0re. yesterday at noon we
started for this point and arrived
here a hours agO-the boat, however,
though over "a hours after she left
Grand Ecore, has not yet reached
this place, now % hours; thu bars
above here being nearly dry. I find
this point has great advantages az a
shipping point for our town, and l
think It would be we'll for our people
to look into this matter. There is a
Warehouse at this place, kept by
our friend b. V. Teesier, Who pro.
poses 70 open Q road direct to our
town through the sWamp-diytanCe
very little over 3 miles.
The subject 10 ono which deserves
the attention Of our town, and know.
Ing tho interest which your paper
takes 10 Ito welfare. I hope you will
give the matter some attention.
Your Reporter would ind It . pleas
ant trip to this place, and I have no
doubt learn more on the subject
than ! could pen you.
The Behan has been In sight all
day. and will probably reach here
after awhile. At the rate boats
travel I will probably reach New Or.
leans next month.
Yours truly,
]. 9. TRlCHE1.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

their rem0teness from the railway,
must always depend upon the river.
To day l received Information of the
loss by sinking Of another boat (the
Cornio Brandon, just of the docks, J
In Red river. The frequency OF di.
sasters show the urgent necessity for
having the river improved with "a
little delay as possible.
Very respectfully,
Jos. A. AIKEN.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30
sleu' Orlrans.
FOR SALE.

A certain tract or parcel of land, situa-
ted in tho parish Of NatchitOches, on
tho right bank of Cane river, above the
town of CIoutierville, on the opposite
side of the river, containing l27 arpents,
more or less, bounded by lands Of Am.
bIoise Lccomte above, and below by
land Of Luc Porche, and with front on
Cane River.
Another tract Of land in same parish,
containing 70 acres, and being the lower
half the west half Will, east quarter and
east fractional half Ut the north west
fractional quarter of section 2G, town.
ship seven north, range five west, con-
tanning in all lao acres, as per Patent
1866, and being the same tract Of land
derived from Jas. B. Coutry.
The V. J. RACIAL plantation, contain.
ing hundred and seventy-six acres,
good dwelling of five rooms, stables and
corn cribs.
A tract adjoining the above, contain
ing 66 acres, with buildings, dwelling
house, gin house, large corn crib, over
seers house. three negro cabins and other
buildings.
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 l40O acres, with all necessary
buildings, etc.
LAKE JERICO plantation, about 4
miles from Natchitoclles, containing about
- acres. with dwelling, gin house,
stables and cabins.
The above property is valuable and
will be more 40. as there is now no doubt
about the Railroad being completed.
Will b. sold on very reasonable terms,
say to cash, balance in one, two,
three and four years, with 8 per cent in
terest. Mr.. Landry Charleville. at Clou-
tierville, will give full particulars Of the
land. and also Mr.. John c. Trichell, at
Natchitoches.
Addres. d. r. CARROLL,
80 PerdiGo Street, New Orleans.
Aug. 28.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of Lestan Pr,.dhomn,e.
QY virtue of an order Of the Hon.
- Judge Of the 18th Judicial District
Court, in and for the parish of Natchito-
ches, and to mo directed, will offer for
sale, at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder at the door of the Court
House Of said parish, within the legal
honrs, on
Tuesday, November Soth, 1880,
the following described property, to wit
A certain tract or parcel Of land, stu
ated in the parish Of Grant. State of
Louisiana. and in township 8, range 6.
known, formerly, az the Antoine Pru-
dbommo claim, but now known a. tho
Sullivan tract. less the quantities sold 10
O. c. Dunn aud WIN. Taylor. at Sncces.
sion sale on the 9Th day Of July, ISIS.
Terms and Condition Of Sale:
One.half cash; aud the balance on
credit Of one and two years from day of
sale. with 8 per cent interest thereon
from the sale, until paid; the purchaser
to give his two promissory notes for the
credit price, with good and solvent per.
sonal security, with vendors privilege
and special mortgage retained on the
land sold to secure said notes. and with
tho clause of non. alienation to the preju.
dice of the vendor
P. SERDOT PRUDHoMME,
Oct. 30-5t. Administrator
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30
Personal.

Out friend G. L. WALMsLEY,
ESQ.,, VA bis sonIH. A. WALMsLEY, Of
the life firm Of G. L. WALMsLEY &
Son, returned from New Orleans last
Saturday.
NATHAN MYER, our genial and
whole.eouled young citizen, who IL
the lightning ST. Louis drummer of
these woods. returned home from q
six weeks tour on Monday and will
remain for the circus.
Rev. JACOB KlLE was on our streets
on Monday. He reports corn crops
in bis section excellent. but cotton
short on account OF the rains.
R. L. TANNEH1LL, ESQ.,, Sheriff OF
Vim parish, dropped in on the Vim.
DICTATOR on Monday last and added to
the pleasure Of the visit by subscrib.
ing to the best country paper in the
South.
Our friend ALEX. SoMpAYRAc visited
our sanctum on Tuesday last. and
impressed US with the pleasurable
assurance that the VlNDIcAToR had
warm friends. and many Of them, In
bis section.
E. E. HAxxErT, Esq, Of Ward 3,
informs Us that the cotton crop of
bis section will average about two
thirds OF q fair yield, with an abun.
dance Of corn.
Our genial police juryman ABE
DowDEN, Of Ward 8. was In town last
Wednesday.
J. B. PARKER, ESQ.,, Of Ward 6, was
. pleasant visitor to the V1ND1cAroR
Office Wednesday week and renewed
his subscription to the best country
weekly In the South.
Mr.. PETER L. CAMPBELL, an old
friend whom We have not had the
pleasure Of meeting In q long time.
dropped In upon Us Wednesday last
and informed us Of very fair crops OF
cotton 10 bis section and plenty Of
corn.
HOTEL Administrators HOtel-G.
W. Morrison, - Jas. Madison {;
Glen Davis, Sam Washister, Cirtus
Cody, William Anderson, OF Thorn.
toms Show; Alfred Stoddard, Pleas.
ant Hill: 8. Burger, st. Louis; r.
A. Forbers. Fort Jessup.
Go to Haller's and inspsct his Coal
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Assessments,


We have several Zines referred to
the action Of y majority Of the Gene.
raj Assembly upon the assessment
law enacted by that body, but the
press of our State seem to dodge this
vital subject with fear and trembling,
while they-Or some Of them, at
least-howl with becoming gravity
and q frothiness Of mouth worthy Of
q better cause, about rings and mo-
nopolies."
A careful study Of the proceedings
OF that body will convince the public
that no effort to secure q just as.
sessment Of property, and an equal
adjustment Of Its value for taxation,
was left untried by q few.
After the revenue law was reported
from the Commute on Ways and
Means. it was subjected to the action
Of an extraordinary and unheard Of
caucus Of Democrats, Independents
and Greenbackers, which assembled
nightly at the Office Of q city mem
Der Of the lower House, and from
that fact, became known as the Camp
street caucus. This caucus formed
the only combination or ring, knoVn
of during that Session! We Say this
with all seriousness, and can prove
what We say. This caucus made
combinations on the following bills.
The Revenue. City Charter and Capt..
tol appropriation. Enough members
were drawn into this alliance to con.
troll tho action Of the House, and q
perusal Of the bill as 1t passed that
body will convince all reasoning men
that q more monstrous measure new
or was enacted.
The points made by It's trainers
In this caucus we're lst, to circumvent
and annul the debt ordinance, In
tho face Of the fact that q majority
had adopted it; I'd. to allow the
property owners to assess their own
property at their own figures, and to
completely control assessments and
Assessors. and, I'd, to allow the tax
payer to pay his taxes when he saw
1t. Aud strange a. It may seem, the
bill passed the House with oil these
points bristling In It; what modi6ca.
lions were made 10 due to the Senate.
We are led to give this brief inside
history Of the Revenue bill from
reading an article In q late number
Of the Baton Rouge Adrocate, rela.
tive to assessments. As to such sug.
Restions 90 1t asks Of the press, We
are ready and willing to add our ap.
peals to bis, but We must first take
out Of the mouths OF demogogues
the false cry that Louisiana is power.
ty.stricken and ruined. And further,
We must insist that the discussion be
confined to that known principle Of
political economy-that nothing pays
taxes but labor.
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Notice To Tax Payen,

NOTICE is hereby given that III G
~ Rolls of 1890, in and for The pxA
Of Nstchitoches have been ds Rled NJ
recorded, a. the law directs, il The e1a
Of tho Recorder of Mortgages xua
Parish, and q copy thereof delivasib
me, showing that the Taxes asasassl u
that year are set forth in tho Tx 1sh
on file in my office and in tho NoetsaC
office Of said Parish, and that said 1Sls
are now due and will become delinQuea.
on the 3lst day Of December, 1884, N
will draw eight per centuin PEI anna
interest from that date until properly \
cold to satisfy said Taxes, in accordance
with Article 2lO of tho Constitution.
6AML. P. RAlNN.
Sheriff aud Tax Collest3.
September 25. 1880.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

0o011111 UxlvE1sr4Y.-The Uni.
voo1V To ~ ~ a Tho colored
you0o & or otate Ne ofganised On
So6k, b ~ electjon Of Dr. A.
= OoO11lD @ peoo)oont Of The ihc.
~. II alDo, NJ oelected % 81
0o01nk 6 0atusal oejoocea. Prof.
4. CoGoQo1 M elocted % the Chair
6 oodoDo1 ono Uodoen LANGUAGE.
0o1DgA 1AY1nwIA1ln. AlIAlx and
- 1Soddeot Weee appointsd the
0oou1ovo 0o00iteeo. Tho school
40 go 6 go.
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1arried.

PRUDHoMME GRIFFIN. - At
the residence Of the brides father, in
@ loutierville, L.. on Tuesday after.
noon, Oct. -. 1850, Mr.. ]. ALEX. Pau.
DHoNxE to ltss n. BLANCHE GRIFFIN.
To our handsome young friends We
wish . long and prosperous voyage
DER LIES sea, and q happy landing
at last on Eternity's golden shore,
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ASsopos Of improvements, the
oospeoseeo oe our place 40 many.
- euas be- nom what 10 see and
80 je1s1 there has not been an idle
eoeM ~ ysar, and tho cry d moro
vss3 1soadssess. stables, gin.
oe0oA 0iho and ioocoe arc beine
seoeAosoed throughout our parish
eeesshslaasialiy that we srs con.
V0oo &c population has st Last do.
tog01oed b cay.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30
River News.

The Cornie Brandon struck q snae
at Stacy's wood yard about u miles
below Shreveport on Wednesday goth,
and sunk. She will be saved.
The river rose three inches Q,
Shreveport last Saturday. Watel
from Sulphur and Old rivers. The
rise at Fulton was 20 inches in all,
The Behan could go no higher than
Coushatta, and 1t is quite likely that
navigation will be closed within two
weeks.
The Alexandra stuck 10 fuckers
reach for twenty.iour hours, % did
the Behan for iorty.eight. Nayiga.
tion, except for the smallest boats, ID
almost suspended.
The following letter from Can't.
Jos. A. AIKEN to bis Excellency Gov.
WILrz will be read With interest:
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. "a, 1850.
His E1cellency Louis A. Wiltz. Gov
ernor OF the State Of Louisiana:
Sir-Supplementing my oommuni.
cation OF the second instant. and In
compliance with your expressed do
sire to be fully informed 10 eli thinna
pertaining to our inland commerce. /
take the liberty Of again addreasin0
you concerning Red river.
The government observer at 0hreve.
port yesterday reports 1 feet 9 ioches
% hle river mark at that place.
There 10 fully that depth OF W. IN
the channel from there down 70
Tones b6you, thirty miles belov.
there tho river divides . laree nor:
ton o. tss waters. leaving It Vie the
bayou. The result Of this divereion
% that below the navigation IL
practically suspended. Yesterday
the master Of tho otoemboat
Alexaudrts, one. Of the liQhteat
and smallest OF boats. tele1rSDhed
nom CouDhatta, 100 miles beioV nm
bayou: II have been three iays
coming hero nom Shreveport on1v
% inches On tho bo1o." To.dev IA
cepeoto tho report Of but % lnches
rom Campte. he having been twenty.
Jour hours IN getting ffom Ooushct.
. 70 that place, . distance OF aiIfv
niles. On such Scant water q this
,oafs muet charge eeemingly e1hor.
,ltant rates OF freight to pay running
)xpoooeo.
With the improvements epumera.
ed 10 my former Communication.
80 q channel from Tones bayou % the |
Aiss1seippl would be 90 good a. it IA
rom Shreveport to the bayou. The
'eet class OF boats could run. And
re!ehte would be at the lowest tarifI. |
The river he's been navieable lafer |
nto this year than for many prece. |
!ing II, tho result Of which L. M !
pc cotton OF North Louisisns and !
Ie1ees that usually goes 70 Sc. Louis, |
- been brought here. and our mar. |
oente have cold largely n that IL.
eceioo. The receipts q cotton IL !
:. Louis THE year ltou tho oecfion !
}! county 10 question 90 leoe 81 |
'ooot to amount that our0 aye great.
y teao y resent yeass. But tho
l19oooS tide that favored our city
InI now oecau0o q the Interrupted |
? o0 ooxiCotjon. change. Cotton
Ixaee STARTS % 0e. Louis, and her
- oeaoto viii return 10 equivalent
. eoele Wares. We should not relay
~ e1os1 for IT, Improvement OF
~ I5!Se ooooooo ~ aeo oooo 81
~ nNWay ooonoctloo WITH ooroVo. |
'oeS Io@g0 ~ large oootjooo q tho /
seo nvee valley that, beconoo q |
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0A1'k ". McOAuLsY, cousin to
~ eoeeomed iellow.Citizens II. B.
WAl,Dlsy. Q. i. WAIxsLrY and n.
4. WAlNsLyY, writes . stirring lot.
- % the 0sw York World denounc.
~ ~ 1sdicsls for trsducing the
oes(A ed the Southern people. We
segsse tAae want Of space prevents
. 6oa publishiug bic patriotic ut.
0o0AooD in full.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

Our city bcsehrsa Of the press do
Dot dVoll togethee IN that serene
u0jey Which b desirable. Some run
V1lh ~ "nug," others With the
''eoleetjc." end again there are those
NO ~ q 10 ajs, @ 4 were.
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS,
Served in Every Style.

THE nndersigned begs leave to inform
L his friends aud the citizens generally
that he will open an Oyster Saloon
.morrow,) on St. Denis street. OF.
posite the Vindicator Office, where he
proposes to serve all with fresh aud fat
Oysters, according to their taste. HI
will make every effort to please. and
hopes to receive y fair share Of patronage.
EDGAR FONTENOT.
Oct. 30-4m.
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AdEllu be- Withdrawn ffon the
QooGrQoDiooal race IN tho Sd District,
ed Ca. BIItu he only tho Repub.
lien nominee. d. DAlRILL. 70 con.
Aaod aaninak.
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Coed Enough for u.

W0 SepSOVuc0 t00 0UltOSIoI il I00
Sparta Times. commenting on the
Resolutions Of Bu1LIa's mass meet.
ing. We cali 1t BurLER's mass meet.
log, from the fact that several gen.
tlemen In our parish have learned
from influential citizens Of Bienville,
that the meeting was composed OF
Buffers personal friends. and that
the citizens OF that parish generally
condemn Mr.. BUTLER. The Resolu.
ton condemnatory Of duelipg Is one
which is particularly double.cutting.
II BUTLER did not propose to stand
responsible for what he uttered, he
should keep bis mouth shut. Col.
OGDEN has never get said anything
about . duel, and Mr.. BUTLER and
bio friends had better wait until they
are spurred, when they can kick.
Here IL the Tines comment:
Mr.. Butler we'll and faithfully rep.
resented our parish. He returned
from his legislative duties with clean
hands, and With honor to his con.
stituency and credit to himself. What
he saw 10 New Orleans be has a right
to expose. We all have q right to
criticise the public acts Of officials,
or their acts as officials. Personal
matters belong to the individual
charged and the one charging. The
constituency OF Mr.. Butler Will sus-
tain him 10 bis efforts to expose cor.
ruption 10 high places, but az to that
which only Affects the private life of
Mr.. Ogden It seems to % that Mr..
Butler must charge and sustain, or
he must take the consequences, In
such case, whatever they be, which
No presume he is, OF course, willing
to do. The Law proposes 70 punish
men for violation thereof. Then. II
Nj. Ogden violated any Law Of Lou.
LLAMA, either during the sitting Of
the Legislature, before or since, let
10 charge the grand juries, the ON.
cets, the courts Of New Orleans.
That Mr.. Butler IL resented with A
vengeance that Indicates the necessi.
y Of bic attacks on officials We Affirm.
But 20 compound private life and
special criminal oRenses with Official
career 10 more than 10 honestly
ehlok . parish can shoulder IN order
70 sustain her representative 10 bis
Onslaught against rings, mon0polies |
and corruption IN nigh places. To
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

OAlIy 6I1vlCE. THE authorities
1ovo st lase turned On ear to the
poeadin0D q our section, and We are
ooW 1oViog . daily mail from 6hreve.
pooS % tho mouth OF Red River.
o. Wev Orleans papers sre yet u
1ooD o0k when they should not be
oVog - 4 that. Let 10 have the
V0o03eovllle route instead OF the
0l1Gl1glppi river.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

~ WtooV e Il Oh. CxA,1u d.
O0v1, No ~ killed q Q eklemieh
9 1sUDe0 0sWs. Va. July Seh, 1851,
y ~ - aGlrooo uodoe tho stare
oa0eeg DcaA osuAaa. playing q lest
oeooooO Wjeo ~ 0uo Willioms ''Our
Ooo010 0ooalog" 0o0bloaeioo. She
~ oooDeo Marriage Q Mn NA,Y
Ao41DA ] Ay1D, danghtoe q State
- Oss11lL uAyxut q IAse
SoDGnoA Allee Oh. Dasux's death
- 0oDs)oa I0ouf. Orr nnApronn
~ oso1 . Oali)oenia.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

% ~ III instant, tho Catholic
se0oa0ity q vleksburg, xiss., .
WoU0D q or own State. Wefe called
900 b mourn the demise OF that
6lse1nGuishsd young clergyman. Rev.
1oeAog QuIlAlD. He missionary
0bog Woo commenced 10 Monroe,
Il, u 1s71. where bic remsins were
tohoo tog interment.
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Z 4 BoIssA1, ESQ, retires from
e6)tosial charge Of tho Alexandra
DsM0cyas, and J. r. Warns assumes
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Tuesday tells tho story. The solid
0oueh Will then b potent for good,
q theCo Will b . deluge or some.
thiog elee.
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GROCERIES,,
FURNISHING GOODS.
FARMING UTENSILS.
PLANTATION SUPPLIES
BOOTS,
SHOES,
AND HATS,

And in fact, every article needed in
the Household, or on the Farm, is de.
tsrminsd not to be overshadowetl or I'm.
dersol by any other merchant.
Cash advances made on all cons;pn-
ments Of cotton or country produce.
Liberal terms offered to all purchasers of
merchandise. The favor of . visit ia
anxiously hoped for.
Oct. 9-tf.