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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28
NEWS GLEANlNGS.

The New Orleans and Red River
Lane Of ste,.rners organized AZ Com.
pany. have voted to dissolve III aud
after September lst.. 1890.
Edwin @. Mix. aged 3?. was killed
In New Otleans on M,h Inst. tv the
three D"konce bro, hers -Fer'im"-
da, Jane. and Henry -nr.'s g. ~
ami Is, Respectively The DcRhucrs
were Imprisoned. They declare that
Mix had tiirted with their vonng sis-
ter, ami although warned had lo' 'te.
eiated, but continued to follow the
Young LADY. Mix, with hta brother
Franklin Mix, wont to-day to tn. reg.
tdence O! the DeRouce's 10 explain
matters. both unar,ned They failed.
however, to convince the DeRouee's
and when leaving we're followed to
the street, where two II the brothers
opened fire on Edwin G. Mix. He at.
tempted to flee hut vas shot down,
when Henry. the youngest Of the De-
Rouce brothers, ran up and stabbed
him several times with 4 dirk. Mix
leaves a wife and widowed mother.
His brother Franklin. who was pres
ent at the killing. was only IN the
18th inst. married t. 4 daughter Vt
the late Gen. Harry II. Hays. The
DeRouce's are sons Of the late DR..
Henry DeRouce. a prominent physi.
clan Of this city.
The Republican leaders are giving
a great, doAl Of attention tn Maine.
The ablest stump speakers OF the
party are being sent there aud money
IL being spent freely: The election
takes place on Monday. the 18th OF
September. The Republican mana.
gers say that II they can carry Maine
In September, they will carry Indi.
ana In October without u doubt.
They also expect that q victory in
Maine will have the effect of 10.
creasing the Republican majority in
Ohio at the October election. Both
sides admit that the result in Maine
ia In doubt. The Greenbackers and
Democrats are working together,
and there are good reasons for be.
lieving that they can elect their tick.
ct. II they do. there ueed be no
alarm about Indiana. That State Ia
pretty certain to 20 Democratic,
whatever may be the result in Maine,
but there Is q possibility that q Re-
publican victory In Maine may give
the Republicans the advantage Ia
Indiana. The Democrats made a
| blunder in raising the question about
the validity OF the amendments to
the constitution In Indiana which
| abolished the October election. A
great many Democrats In the State
! are dissatisfied With tho action Of the
Supreme Court IN this matter. and
; are disposed to lot the October cleo.
ton 90 by default.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

y
We cannot refrain from echoing
the universal opinion Of this section
that the New Orleans Democrat 10
one Of the BEST papers published 10
the South. Its editorials are vigo.
rous 10 tone. Its news department
perfect ia every respect, its crop re.
ports the best We have over eeen and
ito market reports arc simply superb.
It wants but one thing to rank high.
or than the Galveston Ne1cs 10 all
respects a. it now does save III the
one Of = full Geographic compen.
dunn OF news from all parts Of Loui.
otanH.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28
MeW Advertisements.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Shreveport District Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. will convene At the Methodist
Church in this city next Wednesday
1T 10 A. NJ, and remain in session
four DAYS. Fifteen Preachers and 30
delegates arc expected to DO 10 at
tendance. Ample provision has been
made for their accommodation.
Preachers and Delegates will apply
1T the Parsunax" for homes. A cor.
dial Invitation is extended to the
public I, NJ present.
Rev. J. :. Jones, OF the Presbyte.
ribn ChArri,, sill preach 1T tho Mech.
udist Church tomorrow 1T II A. NJ,
and q p. NJ.
REV. L. ]. HOUGH,
Aug. 2S. Pastor.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

UxrrY OF THE SECTIONS 10 the ore
idea In this canvass. HANCOCK heads
an effort Of patriotic Americana {"
bury beyond redemption every fem-
blsncs of a divided country. The
Republican party.is incapable OF the
tax OF unifcation. for they demand
Al inward repentance. which no
man or set Of men every yielded
except with dishonor.
Then what IL this onward repent
ance?" II carried TO ito logical CON-
clusion tho Spanish liquidation would
DO tame TO tho 1oquisition that would
search mems souls for their Utmost
thoughts. The New York World ssys
this Of tho effort Of tho Republicans !;
II tho talk OF the Republican howl
ers Ia TO be taken In earnest. q "black
Ireland" 10 precisely what they wish
20 create IN the South. II their talk
IA not to be taken In earnest. what 10
to be said Of public writer's and pub:
lie speakers who stir up strife. and
eet IN motion 90 fierce q passion as
sectional hatred. without even the
pretense OF accomplishing any prac-
teal purpose? It Is such considera'
lions "a these which are enlisting 30
many Northern soldiers and discon::
tented Republicans ~ the support OF
General Hancock. They have been
Wsitin9 fifteon years to behold q per:
feet restoration OF the Union. and
they have grown weary OF seeing
ovefy four years tho same scarecrow
BROUGHT out 90 q "gonfslon." The
I,eople OF the United States outside
ar iunatic asylums are not to tie
frightened by such bugabo0a % the
resumption Of the rebel debt. =
4 Reputation Of bonds" and pen
sions to rebel soldiers" or into sup
porting a party which seeks to array
ali the Northern whites and all the
Southern blacks against all the
Southern whites.
UniacatiOn first.
After that, We can discuss and de-
termine all questions relating to
finance. banking. tariff and public
improvements. Including HowARD'a
Lottery and WlLTz's Administration.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

We.lsarn. through . special to the
New Orleans Picayu,,e. that the
stock. holders Of the Texas Paclac
have made q contract with tho I'm
provemsnt Company. to construct
the New Orleans Pacific Railroad
from Shreveport to Lecompte. 10
Rapides parish. by August lst, 1881.
and work to that end will be CON.
menOed immediately.
Our citizens will ses by this the ne
cseslty Of proceeding ct once to the
construction Of. tho Tap road. We
arc to have the main line completed
through In less than ono year. and 1t
will never do for our town to be lett
out.
Come, gentlemen. to work!
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28
Solid HOl Cunningham

The meeting OF the Convention on
Monday last was attended by full
DELEGATIONS from ali the Wards in
tho parish save7 and 8. which from
some reason failed to send representa-.
tives. The delegation selected Is an
able ono and representing. a. they do.
the unanimoas wishes Of their con
stitucncy, are solid for Hon. NJ. j.
CUNNINGHAM for ConRress. They
will vote and work for him frat. last
and ali the tine.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

A correspondent of the Ohio Farm
or says that he has found by expert.
euce that six CotswOld sheep Will
not consume more food than q COW.
ind are more profitable. For q lamb
IT this breed, weighing l25 pounds,
IS so is obtained. He estimates that
Fix ewes will produce eight lambs per
.nuul1l and flfty pounds OF wool.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

Our esteemed city contemporaries
ore with commendable zeal exert
Ing their influence to secure tho Tex.
o. trade for New Orleans which MOT
CAMS New Orleans and Houston
road opens up to that city by rail-.
While they ore doing this We advise
them 10 watch closely tho trade Of
North Louisians, w6lsh u no mean
thipg, that will b fully tapped BY
the n. O. Pacific and the Vlcks'
burg, Monroe and Shreveport roads
With tho mat eiShteeo months.
81. Louis and other northern cities,
With oil the advantages which New
Orleans nov enjoys. have secured a
lsrge trade throughout this section
The pride ~ have In our metropolis
| induced ~ to make tho suggestion
that they should keep business Cyl
on the trade Of North Louisiana.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

WI. MARKHAM, Eco, ex.Treasurer
Of the Louisiana State University and
Agricultural and Mechanical College,
sends W a. copy Of his report with q
letter al ressed In relation thereto to
the Bat b Rouge Advocate. Want
Of space prevents US from publishing |
the report. which was found correct |
by the Board. but Ne publish bis
letter % q matter Of pure Justice. |
and % some more Of the State Uni
versity embrolio:
BATON RouaE. August 3. 1880.
EDITOR DAILY ADVOCATE:
Dear Sir On tho Pod Of July,
1877, pursuant to the act Of inCorpO.
ration OF the Louisiana State Univer.
slty and Agricultural and Mechani-
cal College. its frat Board Of Super.
visors organized at Baton Rouge.
and, by unanimous vote. elected the
undersigned "a Treasurer of said
Board. At the time Of the election ]
was not aware that such an Office eX.
listed and Il was two days before l
heard, unoificially, that I had been
chosen TO fill 1t. AZ the services 10.
quired. II faithfully performed, are
honestly worth every cent IT the
salary, I dreamed not that the Office
would he considered a political ono.
or be sought for by hungry pOliti.
clans: In this l was mistaken. to q
certain extent. namely. that while
great politicians. III q rule. have 40
eye to soft rlaces with tat salaries
only, the small fry" are content to
be tho "snappers mp OF uncOnsidercd
trifes." On the 2Sth Of June last
the new Board Of Supervisors. Hp.
pointed by Governor Wlltz. convened
at the University Building. where !,
az usual, attended with my acc0unte
and report, and during four daysand
q night used my best endeavore to
make them acquainted With tho
financial affairs OF the Institution.
On the fifth day. by vote. that has
since received tho synonym Of the
big Six." every officer OF the Col.
lege from President to cook was ar.
bitrarily and ANONYMOUSLY dismissed
without "a Why or u wherefore"
have, Mr.. Editor, rambled some.
what from my purpose. which was
only to say. that during the past
three years Of my services az Treas
urer I have rendered my accounts
quarterly, which have been examin.
cd by committees appointed for the
purpose, and in all cases and at all
| times found to be correct.
My quarterly accounts aud vOuch.
ers have always been accompanied
by O report to the Board Getting forth
the financial affairs Of the Universe
| ty. and these reports, except the last
one. have been published with the
other proceedings. / know Of no
reason Why my report to the present
Board should not have been publish.
ed with the other proceedings, 40
LEES their very worthy Secretary IN.
aducvtantlv omitted It In making up
his synopsis.
Believing the poorest man In the
State has an interest In this fund
equal to that Of the richest man Of
the Board OF Supervisors. now fur.
nish you with q copy Of my report
with the request that you will be
kind enough to publish 1t tor the
benefit Of the public and 10 justice
to Yours very respectfully.
w. MARKHAM.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

VeplssD q tho head OF our COL
urun1th1e emblem Of American liber.
n, . teesssinedby GEN. WINFIELD
aoaa,, Asuoca. The dead chicken
~, ,a,sasSA type Of what the
aalaay1 inbhog, credit-mobilier SWIM
ar IVA WIN b next November.
&C., 6oooalon 10 will be COns1gn-
.a,ss,is,as place where tho hand
n saGuspeeloa Will never reach him.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

, Webster parish sends tho following
dnlegetes to represent the paIish 10
thS District Convention: W. g. Nc.
DoxAIp, 81. TAYLOR. g. J. Graz.
n. ]. sAxDIlS. and, Dg. 4. q. WISE.
All ior wA'Elss foe CG6uDs.
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W. 9. 882PA AID M
AMERICAN CHINA Io1R
M. ~ CAMP STREET.
NEW ORLEANS. Ia I

We append few prices:
THE AMERICAN CHINA nrrvr,
BREAKFAST AND TEA SEN ~.
prising 100 pieces, for $l5, 80
A REAL FRENCH CHINA DIxrr,
SET, lis pieces, for $50. ''''
ENGLISH STONE CHINA DlNxr,
SETS, III pieces, for $l2.
ENGLISH STONE CHINA CHAnap,
SETS, comprising 10 pieces, foe nj n
DECORATED CHAMBER SEra I'm
different colored bands, 10 pieces r
81 50.
GLASS GOBLETS, from 60 can't. "a a.
per dozen. 10y.
Particular attention given to Na,L
ties and specialties pertaining b r.
House.furnishing Department. A..
promptly attended to. {" n
Call and examine before purchaaias
W. c. SHEPPARD I a.
April a. l8sO.-l2m.
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Notice to the Voters of
the Parish of Natchitoches.

IN accordance with Act l93, Session Of
/ 1880, I will I've at the following places
for the purpose of making a revision Of
the Registration, and for registering oil
who have become eligible AZ voters since
the last registration. Parties who have
boon registered by me since 1878 will
not be required to register. but in case of
a change Of residence in Wards, should
be notified 50 that their names will ap
pear on the proper Ward books:
Court House from Wednesday, Septem-
Der lst, to Wednesday, September 8tb,
and from Monday. October 18th, to Satur.
day. October 23d, when the hooks will
close.
Ward 2--H. H. Hathorns, Friday. Sep.
tember 10th.
Ward 81. Trichel. Friday. Septem.
her 18th.
Ward 3-Grappe's Bluff, Monday. Sep.
tember 18th.
Ward 3-Broallwell's Store, Tuesday,
September 18th.
Ward 4-Csmpte, Wednesday, septem.
l'er 18th.
Warl 4--BUtler's Store, Thursday
September 10th.
Ward 5-Balah Camp, Tuesday, Sep.
teml,er 2lst.
Ward 5-Allenville, Wednesday, Sep
tember 22d.
Ward 6-GIover's Spring. Friday, Sop
tember Gath.
Ward 7-Horse Pen Church, Tuesday,
September 2Sth.
Ward 7-BOswell's. Wednesday, Sep
tember goth.
Ward 8.-Kile's Mill, Thursday, Sep.
tember 3Oth.
Ward g. j. A. Prndhomme's, October
sth.
Ward lO-Clontierville, Wednesday
October 9th. -,
Ward lO-Rost' = Plantation, Thursday
October 9TH.
JOSEPH p. JOHNSON,
Assessor, and Registrar Of Voters, Natcbi'
tOches Parish.
Natchitoches, La, August 2Sth, 1850
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28
A ISLANDER REFUTED.
Full Particulars Of the killing Of the
Negro Harry Wheeler.

MONTGOMERY. August 10. 1880.
Editor Chronicle;
We have seen your issue Of August
7th. and qoted your article replying
to We The People. which Ia a true
aud correct abatement. The facts
are simply, that a negro named Har.
~ Wheeler, Il or0ppor on the planta-
ton Of Thomss Phillips, about five
miles from this place. shot and killed
said Thomas PHILIPPE on July 6, 1880.
An inquest was held by 8. G. Curry,
iuotice Of the peace for ward z; the
Jury declared that Mr.. PHILIPPE came
to bis death from Q gun shot wound,
inflicted by A shot gun In the hands
OF Harry Wheeler, colored. Upon
THE verdict q warrant was Issued and
placed 10 the hands OF an officer for
execution. The officer falling to
ind the negro, q posse was called out
aud the country searched. but the
criminal escaped from THE vicinity
and wandered through the woods to-
ward the Mississippi river, where be
has kindred. He vas seen and pur-
sued. and lust one week after the
murder vas perpetrated. he was
overtaken and surrounded at LII.
croix's Ferry, on Little river, In the
extreme eastern end OF Grant parish.
The wish was general that he should
be captured and brought back, but
when the posse came In slrht. the
negro drew hia knife, and with Il In
one hand and q double. barreled shot
gun in the other, broke to run. The
posse halted him repeatedly, 40 of-
ten and for no long time that he
got 30 far of that when shots were
fred at him ha vas untouched. But
he vas not to escape. Other parties
had taken position In the surround.
Inc and as he ran to escape no came
in their range, when they opened
fire ON him, shooting him through
body and brain. He fell, dying in'
stantly. An inqueat was held by the
justice Of ward 2. after which the
body was cof1ned and buried In a
graveyard near tho ferry.
The wife Of the negro Wheeler Il
now Irving With her children on thu
plantation Of Col. Thompson, In thu
parish OF Nstchitoches. not more
than seven miles from where Mr.
Philips Vas murdered. 1t will be
ueeless for tho Radioel party, or Mad
Wells. or ne The peop!s, or any
agen. OF tho above IN tbs parish. t
make any political or bloody shir
outrage from tho (aoto 10 this case
Instead. tho proceedings. from
legal and deliberate. no effort beini
insde BY tho oitizens except In fur
thorsnOe OF justice and order accord
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

Delegates from Red River parish to
tho Congressional Convention we're
elected l,sst Saturday. They sre
Heasn. 6AHpIlosD, PrlRsoM and
0t.AlxsoS. The two io9mer are Wat.
ma men, The latter for BLANCHARD.
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The following speaks for Itself,
and ahows that our enemies are at
work: s '
; NIw 0lLIANs, Aug. s. 1850.
Postmsstsr, Droadwsll's eeore, II.
6n-This Committee, charged With
the conduct Of the Republican Gam.
paign IN Louisiana, respectfully IN.
ViteS your attention 20 tho tace, that
oil Republican 0lt11oo0 WHOSE inter.
0ato OF pSins1plee ero involved IN
tho present momentous Ctisio 10 M
tionsl affairs. ohould oontIibuto 0uOh
ald - may 0erv0 70 continue TIE M
tjooal government IN kepub)lcon
control, ~ your time, h occupied y
q department. Of tho government, and
u order that contributions may b
oquali5sd among oil local henedola
vieo Of sald government, THE com.
mlttoe IeQuo0te nothlng Ct your
hands eAv0 Q voluntary Conttlbption.
which tot ~ present n0oth Of. $50,
hoo been Ootl0Atod at S.: Q sum
Whlch you VIII doubtless sateem Il 4
privilege end pleesure to furnish Il
" fund which the committee wilt DE-
Voe0 70 The Presidential and Con.
HroGDionol Skruagle n tho vigoro,,i
maintenance OF Republjoan pgioci.
PpleD. 4 lp1omps roopo0eo hereto h
\ requested. Contributions will 10 70.
ceived at theee Head. Quostess.
BY order Of the Committee:
Don RA1pII,
,yj e.s Chairman.
To the above "polite" demand, Mr.,
Harmsn responds In bis usual tsrst
style. a follows: sd
f .., bHoADwuL1 6eol1. Ia. |
August 10. 1850. !
YM are after the wrong man TO gel
35. ~, n. g. HANNAH.
y Deputy P. N.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

The entire etatoand Electoral tick.
- Of the Democratic party Of Con-
neoticut vas nominated without q
ballot and by reclamation. Some,
thing unheard Of 10 polltica. We
opine.
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TABER & KINNEY,

Dealers in American and italian mar.
bic monuments, tombs, headstOnes, va.
ses, &c. Yard, corner Texas and Lou.
isiana streets, one block from new mar.
ket house. Shreveport. La. All kinds Of
cemetery work neatly executed. Onr
Mr.. Taber will make special visits whom
requested. We sell the celebrated CHAM.
PIoN wrought and malleable iron fenc.
ing, the hest ia the country. We en-
ploy no commission agents, our travelling
statesmen are salarie1 by the month or
year. We give our patrons the q per
cent. usually given to agents.
Aug. 20.-ly.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

Upon learning that Judge ELAN
vas Of tho opinion that bis friends
10 Caddo psrish had been over.rid'
den by tho action Of the Executive
Committee the Times hsstens to az.
sure tho Judge that "lhere never
ms Q srestef mistake. " and warmly
Informs judge ELAN that "he has
many enthusiastic friends In Shrete q
port," (which the Judge knows, and
feels bad about and that q very con.
siderable number Of these friends
are among the ''supporters Of Mr..
BLANCHARD" which means, or does
not mean the numbers Of the delega.
tion may ct some time vote for Judge
ELAN. or not. a. the case may be.
For
J Soft
Solder
It
takes
tho
(. cake.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

Upou September lot II haa bean tho
speeea1ashs daily and commercial
pv,ss q business centers to present
thall .seaAses With a. elabosase 70
v'svs.4 aa''s q tho business OF
~ ssveiss ssascs. and frequently
~isA - 81 such other matters
asVebe considered appropriate and
q ialstt1e. 20 s1,s
h.DusuAace Of this the vlxpIcA.
N a1aesssss 70 10 readers that the
Aaasal lsyiew pf tho Businesses OF
~ la1shieoehn TOT tho COM
nssslatEyJas sndins. on tho thirty
lsse q August WIN b. published on
6n111At ths IN Of saptsmbsr. o.
II wiil iaciuds the receipts Of
sslles, yed - hides, With the aver.
suspsissDa 4 StlAassors las number
- sn1DoGnf sile 81 ne husiness
ledse5t = a.4es' saa.'l such Ia,
1om6lleo cd suggestions - may b
sswVS : Aasa kSisf', .adsr'. =
~ Q . tsgss description Of our par
A.l!slsl1lll st !tpi Y. 'aa p'eda'
tloQisoaN essa sssin ass q " srs -
o11ississss md business men
V0No NuGe sohssse this oppovtu
sstxS r. ses6s'y 81 ,hssA'
uss1g 1usle. eid also 70 cid the "a
tuJ( IN advsstlssnsa6. o.
Anssnsasa'- = y ! or = su'in''
&Mo0D9 VIZ, "a :; n
81 = s.sss .7ioIia,s. ,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

40Eb III 0AbAN UoyUs WI ! m1oSo80
OF the Reporter. The Board appoint.
Cd q Committee Of three to examine
into and report upon tho charges
contained In NJ. HAaAx's statemeut
and - tho majority Of tho Commit.
to oppressed much indignation to.
wards Mr.. HAoAH. "a suppose that
bic chances OF being sustained sre
quite slim. Wewould like. however.
to know II It is q iact that 4S7s as -
MAS expended in July. to superlntsnd
. payroll Of workmen. amounting to
10 peincely sum Of Sl12 Is.
Living. q We do. In tho God tot.
seksa eoaatry Of Red s51Vos<lIndig.
noeant Of ''paarlotissa a1d niue, !"
= UNDERWOOD - the 1sas1nD bad.
60 o. the rights o. ~ ''aoUn-isod.
den psople" q tie etAae: - fnct,
standine. % II we're. bslbee or In
maeulats acouseSs dunh and dumb.
founded, - % speak. - The .'heueh.
nan q C1AlIlR HowX1o. ~ Are co.
sesaina1 - ~ m'tts Jln6 y rua.
niag THE eapltot buslsAeA
Nov doa't eous'hssk md assWss
o. AeAele isqpiEj b. . iurions
| GAGgo q aolliag ooe . 4he Loeteey
~ hobqa1ooow. 81
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0oloppese dsash rass recorded fox.
yeoO Z, IN 0slasas. occurred for
~. NpDk ln1la6- Aagsat sosh. / 10
~ ~ lnuosuuee q deaths nom
n 11Io q ~ = faa iNy
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

Dispatches from Corpus Christi.
Texas, ~ that II b reported there
that Brownsville. Texas. near tho
mouth Of the Rio 0randA Was ueas.
" dG1oIogsd by . fearful Storm.
WhisA prevailed alooG the Texas
eoast % the 12th and 18th inee., and
that many lives were Lost. Tho tele.
etaph Wisos along tho coast fEom In.
dlAnola south were prostratsd and
ere still down south Of Corpus Chris.
u. 1As Telegraph line ho0 Browns.
W. ~ Tie no 0rande Ne cleo bed.
u ton down: therefore. % co0mu.
nisatioa ca 10 had With ths stsisksa
ely.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28

Ql)l6nfaneG ~ Agricultural
- ehlaesoa indicate
- = tks largest aver.
~ 0SQ11o - aegeoe al To
0nlA ~ ID: Arkansas nsxt. sls g,
= ~ - - xisstssippl
~; ~ T. IL 3. szsle
luosvsas, sseaaor
q In AloeGaooU0,y q ~
~ n ssii
- 11ega, Throughout
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