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1n tr mno tt'inntot, whn wa'Gs g. S,s1
sy auy ~. banner WIN hS Shtrs isani INC TG..u M
i,. nlnH.cI !" HIM III ~ 'ec"k "i' "p "'''' tNp'
lrsvo wc shnl SEQ In Snvc,nbcr spcctaclo
%a1,,!!!scnt. n.la carrying With 4 thro,eh ~
EVERY Somrmrna STATE WHERE st,r WAS
!1n,sl ! cEpanssi Tint !nense q VT! II no! :'n'p!y
Th%izc .iS 70 ster t y .coto I 5rs ~" 't ,,"y
Ist n tse wa,, .it q" N.r' Witch Icat !.
" u c"'t III" II o Nato etS
:" h. ys"s. from 1oyn H": BY H. COM
Pisa.e. Xn;l tic Nosth ma'le i soiih !ses n,ore,
new "Epin'}ss ,sya 'Si i~sn s"inF x; an @ i"r IS
s",'; xseSs b. h"sn er taknE
" 1S i,rnis ys,,r lYG o,a .,,,S rc H. .o ninmsc
r Gen,t = cttcG n spste1 .,s ,n ny rt 1 % r.
Jill tE fro iek ,sa le Sero. t.' s VA s. n.y.
ths ;sas VI: "SsF Il a*, * ;'S' :, Or:
t't ost ,p", s' nf tesc Motv,, t' srcrctrIes
Ha @ ft S ,ot pr twn S IN them u .St
batt II van fhN, W, wiII III t"s, III rnav
iLanRhser1 i I"' 'u"' W. win ~ '"''' "" ''''''
lwa''t to s"r Just ons wor'i Or two "1o''t
ouM cASnlnAFE.
Ena csnI,n .s! g LUZ ,MrnanS nsfu III tatcnE.
/,
Tnnt,,. NJ mn % ~sn,rn II, liz ~ e i,rnh ~ IL ~ NAVY @
smrr th"t al In, ,rI,ar, ~ II" svns " rn,,,tirmtn3f
hr1,i tn'i nt,nic,,sS1 ""r irnw tYto,
b. hns been ruirtl 10 snrnk. niuj
;int,cr What tSvprsa ,,irnt,mstnrcnI. ",,,d ~" .'w
fri"us M fnoiis wr I'M tfrsG,, ; frnr, @ ,is
iinS. fAbnin,,ari Wita,evnr snrt ~ t!cIng",jnt, in
hSs cnile} ,innn him / nhniIcnyc ovnrv I,,fnsi;
Eavo not i,rcn in"n,y NH frisn. nvrrv w n,,ts ~
thet fIr,d nnpiatisci showtfr n i;rt,n,,. ssro,,v.
Havt, rni, anon nmrthtnp tram 1fnncnnt tI,t wn.
not t,luro einuty nthtnrS iias fhere I,cnn nmr.
thtI,Y from hi,i-tf1n t.ri,Y iGttcr In ,yhIeh iio
snks ~ Or, nnsx ,,,,I1, t;s nIntfarn. H." i"itnru
n iiSrEsSiifr r.t; tnw is,,,nr nt s.t,i,nnnricn
compliments Upon 'rhurs,nl, md Iicirtcks-
hnyo you seen word ,fr'n him Tint has not
becn II t,rt*,f Of whit has bccn sald. TINT. hnw:.
eyer IT. Gscat ;, nf nlay no as snl'iGf %o Wl ta
A$sSiss"; A. 5 %sss ; i r by, i Sh|ssso r. g !s!,s
, 1880-10-21

sr.,,,, i,.,.,e. "M,s''r ~ ~ "t.Snu.r.
Nav you,. not .n"s ~'DI 10 1,,,,,s,'. i,,sa"s'
oprr of tha ,sto,n ~ t,,r,,.r so'', =. -" 'nah
senttn, snvnrnt millions ~ ,t,I,,rs "'' 1 nI'fc'
cIlnr I'm nr,..t m ,n ,,i,,t ,,or,.. ~" ~, ~. ~
I1ntrl sntes II mi IN th ,.n, M'in ,'ns H. t. .s
co,,o ,,ror IN i'm I,n,m1ino,' ,n,,. s"
Drmncrota nr,f Ia nav, ~, n.,u,. ,,.a.,.. nv
f;nrt,el at,d Arthur r.nor,or n',iaJ ""I, J,, a"s
Mr. 1n,,nen,, to.,,,,. ,,, a.i.", i,,,,' L.. "Iv"
suns fnr c,ar1,n1 IL % narI.. % !. Ia. A.. .'s 'ea'
for c,,nnr,n, ~. ,,i,cs vor, ,,;,st,,os s"soa'
SIMS nr,ncinoi,y = sn,i % ho ~ 'n :",I,, Ia. a.
hcln rrcowniztry t,,o r"ct thnt .,,o n no.
In ,moat oonI;t..,. ' ,I sus .,. @ Mas
onv rI,n,,1" H. ,,.". "'"s t "," .as
mmncccssarv In ,ri,t,r ,,,r': ".':, ,,iu.y ~. oy
TO Nil mercantilc mud manufacturing Intrt.
cs's. Therefore, feel TINT my duty, It's well
MS my interest, demanded TINT I should
Identify myself with and stpnort tho 'n'v uar,v
believed would best administer alIois min ss'iy r.,
the hoSt iohf years. lad been
a DEMOCRAT ALL sly LIFE
before tills cllnngc."
uI1o,v In .,,o ,r,,.tr,v,,, ,,.,.,, .,o,u,.-u~
In yo,lr ynrio,,s n;ils9m '' ''A'''' po''''e"'s''
4:,rh,t l.. ,a.,.I',., -,
mi. l!"t +sohet!'lns l cannot tell yon.
t,aa' meiu hsu oon ~ gu our 'a.,tercnt mills be.
l hayp not gono among them
TO Investigate their politics. l bclicvc tlat
t ta "o,s'SM "a1l Sols.uef to questions oi
.na 1.-TWO TWO pat,es ns 1aey nre plainly presented
To them, and Will vote III accordance With
their own ltcas Of their best intcrcsts.'
.., n~uslSEss'AES ~ OF THIS SECTION
ol INC country nFa cnIpliatlc III their pr0tes-
tations agntnst II clln'teo IN Administration
fultncf Investigations rs 10 the effect Of Tic
branch of trade and manufactures seems to
DO ,alftGtctt> by It. 1Iany projected enter.
prises nra tlclnyetl uuiIf tho rfsrft IN Novam.
lnr Il knn,vm flthoro nrn,,t,,ns,,s ,i.,,,,"s
tuvo1,onr ',ot,'. .,., .,. '1,o"a,S pin''.',u
nr;eg ~" y, iItEnn si''fe Ino KelqnlG4n w.
cratic wprk!nglneh. ns well MS propr,ctors
ot e iaet3rles, nre tlaily converted, hy
lMe tnfiIt lnostlnli, put l0rts by tlMso
MeSlny M!ttteSten K u, ulo mnttGr, aaitl tllo
clMpiuytncit " Until cnTn9 Has Geenhle
-, w@seaasno. NeMtiy w ot tto leatllne
sr yaros cnterpises t Is 't ore ro eecc"t
u,,nst,n Mu"n Iu oiecuoh tlaA upon ahy othef clE~
At TILE DRr.doons HOUSE or II. II. cLAf~
LIN 4 CO.,
Oh Worth street, it YnS stated by Mr.. Kol,n-
sol,, y member 0f tho flrin, tnt iIa lat lren
friends in tliirerent parts Of tia co,Itry. MD
sinMs ~ l1s H.. ,i r. 1:GiItu 'IHeF ol ctseI'
mi nfso noo,, ijistSI,.t, t'tn. thG cAmS X,
clnuloyGs Of tho iirn,. n,iti mn..v WIN o hni
hitherto voted tito Nrinocratio Ticket wnuiI
this yonr support Garfield md Arthur Se,.
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Ruet's Corner.
WHAT NATTER.

What matter, friend. though You ami l
May SOW, and others gsthers
We build. and others occupy.
Zach laboring for the other.
Whist though We toll from sun to sun.
And men forget to aatter
Tho nohlest work our hands have dome
II God approve. what matter !
What matter though W sow in tears.
And crops full ct tho reaping;
What though tho fruit Of patient yesss
Fast perish inour ksepipgi
Upon out boarded treasure. floods
Arise and tempests gather
n faith beholds beyond the clouds
A clear sky, what matter
What matter though our castles tall,
And disappear while building; =,
Though strange handwriting on tho wall
Flame out amid The gliding;
Thongh every idol 81 thS hesrt ~
tho hand Of death may, shstter; :
Though hopes decay and friends depart
Hheaven 10 ours, what matters
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h1oolAt Axp GENERAL oolpl1JoA.

Oo@poooQe oaEo lzl110y s ~ II
popqlaMon onooee9 y Ae0cols9
puyogao oor people W!@oQt ps9eoo:
ton o0olDpIeys 49, 04 X ~ u
deGJoo tho o6asoeoe!oeco O ~ up.
o1Snflol 11e11oe. llvl1o 0o0lollably
thoY slsoe % osbootat1oes 0nd,Slt6.
ont !ndaleo0eo y e1peaevo Iu!nteoes
81 To necessary Wa1te aed deo!ss.
bIeo onlbef0 6 eIliaeed Ind enjoy.
"a. lho V0eoou6 t0olglos1 &Doo ed
d0oo0l0af3oQ0 hayo thelr 1o)lo0oo.
and &6odom OF rolt9loue oploioes
tolegas1oa end charity pgeyoA. q
th0n9h. "a many localities through
the pls1sb, !ioleeee sod oe1leo.9o =.
may hAvo followed y ~ Wofe 6 ~
t0eiiblD' iptoen1Qloo Wos,. which 4oo
6Gyoot01od % many ooceto0e. u = Q
noeogi00G ihCt that Neec1leoc6eD BIZ
malntained ~ e1eoll1nt ropo1oftoo
40 - and ogders4 hod1olgy peSlohs
~ nm o subvett Us rg{noplS6
| peiadAegonee - oedee. oooo3enee @
In. on0, odollty,t 10 Il0ht op8s juGeos
~ eWanel po&3oa O. ~ ll4Nole Mo
0onnk1fatoo quite. u uQe mae t6oQ
halla0( ~. entlso pob64S loos end
~ ~ .chaaeo iD.1lu6 pohe)eAl
000tQ0. 81 Nh - ahQQ I0ttoo4od
WITH 10 Violent. damon 11e0e tn
IvoGf 0loBae9 u 49, Solofed no.
n. ,ln6l0foQot ioo01@5y ~ .Wol1s
be6l0oq atoIl1e Anoot elvl 80 =!
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'o!.ds'' Of oo''o" ''"'' ""' VIZ W
Tho former ts q rich depoeit. s!mi.
lar to that Of tho Delta OF the Ma.
ioeippi. being tho accu0ula&3o1 OF
centuriee, jnexhaustible h Ito char
hcter. and c,lltlveble With leg labor
NM any known lands 70 tho Union.
Indeed, 10 are forced 10 admle tbct
this natural fertility and 49, Of 00l.'
tivation have had tho o6ect TO pre-
vent that development and 1mpcove.
mont OF To resources, by tho aoe o!
nov and moro valuable a0ElCulturel
implements, which would have been
r0oortol TO, had tho lands heoo !eoo
fruitful naturally, and responded !eos
readily to superficial CULTIVATION.
Tho allpvlal bottoms were toeoDegly
occupied principally BY large pro
pyletors, working very large plaofe.
fi0ne. each under ono management,
and BY large numbers Of elevo Aboe'
Gro. and 1ere confined to tho pto-
duCtion Of, the great eteple q the
south. Thus. nearly ill the capital
|of this section under the ole!oey
oyGtom Was invested 10 thooe Stv0e
plantations, and The uplAnQ0 voeo
Almost entirely NEGLECTED. aad WHEN
worked St all, only IN email Qu0ntJ'
| tie0 or pottacle0, BY poocoe people, VINO
bad not tho means 70 employ 0!ave
labor thereon, while Wh1to Labor
ffom tho vofy nature Of or pooc6ol
condition, had no laducomeete o9ee.
cd Il for oIertion thereon. YnO ~
and lts inevitable conseQue00oo, t1e
lmoot important OF Whl0h ~ tnc
emancipation Of elavees; be- eoeoboo
10 otupenduus change, eu0 eWcp>
away, With almost miraculoua ewiitr
ness, On agricultural system d neer'
u . century's growth, Ieevi1e @eee
Rob lands ono0lt1IoeodsSoe WANT O
| labor. this being the unaHoldsbll
result Of the abolition q ~. accu
mutation OF numbege a HAMS o.
comparatively leW plantations. eot
scattering these hands over - !m
monoo territory susceptible Of oo!tS
votlon. Thus It Will b 80. Ia
these wonderful fertile liode. 90
Ithis productive so'l, which, ~ ~,
IoGo. readily commanded, Wh0D !!
~ cleared. and pgoy6od eVQA W1fI
ordinary improvemeoeo, ~ ~!
hundred 10 one hundred - M.
dollars Per aote, Weeo bYtoo 100
Bic 6orco Of events oooooo6 seol
theee pfloee have fsllo0, 0o.f hoe ool
fthey con readily BE- p0cc0aoe9. @
: favorable terms % 10 poyWooes l
ton Avo TO fifteen doll6e1 p0 90
. Land land easily cleared ~ =
n bought 10 suitable Quann1e9 g
lonR terms, for much lesG - IL
amount Of theee lands, "eeW0 oeeo1
! otat0d, which were NCouc goo -
var cleared and ina h10 80
cultivation, have, tor the Geaeo1
: above stated, bean th!ov0 o9t -
= no elkogt has been made 20 0oEsyoa
. them eince, for want Of npoe: ~
other GLASS OF lsnds, VIZ: the upoe4dl
while inferior TO the a!!uv1a! - ~
1 lands In fertility Of soil. ~ otlII
. excellent character and -pe2oue ~
J. Inaae. and they afford edvo0uel
. In many reepectn woioe 1; ~ "
. possessed by the alluvjoS poeeon
|. These uplands ere su@o)eeesy ysoe !
]. coil 70 stand many yeose ooIuva0o?
e without reeort 20 e31soooo0 vestS
D 1oy1. a1d iudlcl0us Choo4oo 20 cyol
4 enable them 20 b culd!neoo HOT
}, loog tina. without incoeS1e9 toee
!. pense OF employing these poenIleol
Del The convenience Of ~ 1o1eooo
\ Timber standing within 9 &c
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DO. sCAHnOnOU0H,

Z ~ . " q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sg11y l. SCARBOROUGH.
~ attorneys at Ia,c.
- 70 Levy : Marlborough
I iijieo in tho District Courts q
~ 1aeieh Of Nstohit0ches aud
S6Vn. 0ad IN the Supreme Court ii
~ ~ Prompt attention gisc'; :"
49,. Addresses, L. B. Watkins.
6s1ha1ts, or D. G. Scarborough, NJ
1j)ooh1o. rItg
~ Ieth.-ly.
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MI tina fF1l1t8 AND vA10Gn0Y0 EDSO0O ~
,ther r~ sections. a Ne hsv0 belore |,
'tatad nrior "a TIA iske ~. our |
' .Tss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ an ned fhem. |
'ei11s. SimnSt svci,ssivsiv m fhe Mal.
';v.sion ' ~ cctto oS ~ "xn1ortakion "a |
.,ae ssH e co.1 ~ ~ ~ t'rc cive.
~ .Ju - o1 ess,Tss.h,S ~: sst.st "a ~
~ =" IA o siiMots - IN nsrish n |
, ,, 70 ~ s; Vsii sdsptSd 20 Il. Tol
show 81 vhef s1tsnf "a ono tl1na ~
III, IA s6vanoad vSironeo.
dmcs "a istfcrs I'm am o6 itiSona
rsistine, 49, S1nSei1aoo ma aa1oG000
nj s,,sSr raisinS. - - ra1I Il
- =
..The s,,h'acriher plantse at Match,
itoohea. 10 re eeate q. Louieieea.
oultivstion OF the Su6or cane, hes
nrodnced him ~ Ara rata az 1850
nomnds AZ aaiaar OF a very 6upeeior
nnaiitv ner srnSnt, And that 10 y.
nersn:ded. Il t6e cnne be Vell culd-
Il viii produce 1900 pounds per A.
peut-hroe cat. -. -. -.
"0ivon under my hand this 18th
Dec,. 1876. '.c BoeIE."
rn.,. ~. ,,+,.. fen, a.mn.l .n.,an.
1I no!t ~ IA Dr.. lam 0iblsv. on The
LIMA n the cnitiv at enear cane.
an IA R,vsr1
n,.r s,,-From conversation I
~ .i.h :.,...I ~ ia mosf nhsar-
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I. r. HILL. }. Z. Me0Al.
/ + u ! 't'''.
~. MANUFACTURES AaIx1s.
Natehttoehes, L..
Dealers in Fnsst 4 Bradley saIky
plows, riding and walking cnltivatoss,
bay Eskes, 10. Keystooe corn plaatesc,
(ptant9 two rows at oNce). Robbins
family wssher and hlseebes, and cthSs
)ahoe saving mAehinety. si.ss,,-..s
Omco and HslNor0om O.
n. 4. WAL1NLEIH
April Sim.
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Professional Cards.
1Sn. =. JACK.
~ .s...aaaer 70 JACK 4 PIEssON).
49,, and CoxNselOr at Lao
& uA1CHlTOCHES, LA.

asuugeIss IN he Ce.rts q Nstee 20 me
1.k5Ss. 0o0etO, Red River, Wins, kaiidea.
- Dsomptiy atssndsdt".
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ATTORNEYS At Law.
4 pssis Street, Nstchit"chss, L.,
t11llL i've prompt and personsl At
w 7aofyea % I'll bnsiness entrusted to
511isaa; IN The District and Parrish
~ ~ Parishes Of Nstchit0chss,
00e1. De6oto end Sabine; and hetore
RI Go1,o Court ~ Monroe and New
- - = Jan 5 '7s.1y.
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the cheapest sustenance for ho9Al'
which would render embarketion IN \
tho pork trade vastly profitable 40
thu. there Woald 66 afeQulred obdt
comparatively littleeoen, DO; lid ~
mast In tho ,fatteQinR' Of Je stock.
IN tho winter ,th0te Ne Sut1ciently |
prottactod seasons Of cola weather !
Tor killim bod clsiok 81 hU4t,
ensure, tho. safety OF thje business y
and tho homo market, Of tho .1op&ho|
west would furnish con90met4 to-, 6ll
that could b p0t up.i Yh9t64tko.
nous grasses OF THE 1ectt6unoa1l 5oS|
!peotIacte9 eeoaonad u{ieGv hiQe ny
arc 1vallatle, Ie0dek etQck Eatai1&
'pro0tAbiS aud eeSy. and. with mt1c4
lee attention than u beotoWod III
more noethegu 0oCeooos, t6o' business
Of cattle and eoeep s1teooe en- b
prosecuted 70 vOQy 1yoeE o4vA0tAGo.
Ia ~ 0omo )allt1de Wtth The nt6ok
0selo Sogjoo q 3oeae. end Whe ~
tutal p0etugoge Whlcb may b m
menoely impgoved 81 The intsoduc.
ton q 6to16oo 600 oehSe oece!ooo.
inducements pgooooted By this Loo
| lily ero q Tho most in1ieo0 chaeeetr
| or. Eypogloooe. although o. . lin.
tied OO1lo. boo convinced ~ that tho
heot RI106o0 o( tho IN1d3o and Wet.
ora etstee eee boi es,ocoos1ully Gu!ti.
vofod hoeN. Wh0ok. I3e, oatlc bosSoy
ma mlli0f nour ~ vfh iii ou1fiV6,
tion. m olthoo1h hjt0te0o foi6od a
|sm0il Quan11f3St, tpaSe e6pelienee
|iuotjnee theAaoQetloe tAae thog 90
b probably cul1vntod. Out,pg III
ila&o M, Wheo oommunlclton With
ltho GIooS Gyoia GcoWine OeoGlonD, 60
|Vhleh - had always relied. Wao Cdl
lo8 nearly oil tho wheat conopm1d
IN thlO lacollty WaO Ialeed here, 49d
Without any impeovod .machlnogJ,
bue WleA to@poelIy NAH h6ee, con.
IVoetod ioto Hour Hay, las b0yood
IN Vnnf6 of orr own. comuQ1jeR
lGSn Is VjGdily 0IVed, end wiu 0lVaSl
ma = 600d m6ffk Tho lbW laH6l
hoeloe FL IN oUn0nO oi61no066&1
hle al m 00oI7 0ulttvStioo &c ~
SndscA olm0oE al Tia aralno 49,
n i;,> ot6sr r,ortions az ~ Union. cSi
- neoduced ~. 6hd Sifh pfo0ol
} ~ sntion. - - = = lnot e
: sTcsiisS Sn11Nssn .-eS.sas
The cuifnre az tohacco hss beol
s,ao0eaa6 mn fonfad. IN olm00f oVoel
6ssee3nfion AZ ~ 1Sed. 6onlla6
'l11fh s,o6 ciIfav1fino' ond af1o01lol
ISS!SiS ns1|lnSI1iv h6SfnS6f IN WY
iocsiiticS VS1rsa ~ Skodsic6d ~
sTfSssiTelx thSe ~. ~ sic ne
. "a ~ so(i e1d ~ ehasGeeae of r.
} dimsas a. admirably SaI3ed 70 81
|tioaof a. Md itoe6ss to6ooeo, CO
m Sys .ss;s:,iss: S..c6 ns tc,scc
4 10y. ss,.ss9 i ,tn ss,,S ~ 4,
T.."s.sSn III ss;c s".s n: ~
: sH ~s ~. M H.,sS..H n . ~ ~
I evssX ~ ~ S, HSs.,ss ecs,~"sc
S 10y a.ts $3.50 H' c:,it;3st.S M II
r ~ S scsr"civ \ niamtssinn lcen r
I ~ - SSSss 8 n ~ s:i.sd ~
4 l ccs:s .isasi,iS in =. ~ ~ snf,
: rSiseosS ~ ha96S n fheif n
4 i,ssS 49, - - s.!l'a
: ~. - hava sho,vn tn adanta6i
!. M oS ~ I'm az ~ rofiak ~ ~
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r ia v1In .i
ATTORNEY At Law.
Il ~ T. } MANY, La
y - uaa1lae II The Courts Of Sabine
g - Nin't''"'a Judicial D'''
1sale-,y. a-.
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BRANCH OFFICE.
10. 81 CARONDRLEf STREET.
March N.-ly. ...-.tss
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see J. ]. McCook & Bros
ASSORTMENT or
m Coeds, Beets, Slices, Hats 4 Furniture
80. BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
Miscellaneous.

90,
Tho Two !rOppPV
Inv UVV uIN"1V
.,,
sC ,naas,,,
W.. f,T oI;n
" Mr.
ZEN
- 1917 naEoN
""1 ITnMa
suo,1T nTnsa
SnyOA""~
- mn,a rrr tn
Wnypr
- n ME- prcr
' WV" "''"'
go" MEAL.
CORN.
! BRAN.
MOLASShS' -
COAL OlL.
! p whisNh''
GIN.
i, M1NtS,
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Hi.liOii, itei: 'i:'S wv"
on The Mlsa;44ip,i river {" Shrove'
mrt 10 almost straight linf'. through
Monroe and the northern rortion "
Lou;sians. There IL. Aiso. q railroad
10 courae II completion, IRON New
Orleans to Shreveport. which passes
through the paGisi, froM its extreme
Southern to i.a extreme Northwest
Urn boundary. With rro!ecteo rail-
roads from 81. Louis and MemnDls 10
connect With the Southern facinc:
ri all which. from the character and
known onterp, isa Ot those engaged
IN them. there IL the ltveltest and
moet reasonable expectation OF their
completion at an sarly day. 4 tap
road will be constructed. to on0nect
ihe town IT Natchitoches With the
II. o. Pacific road, whlch Will pass
through the lands bordering 90 Old
River, which are OF tho rlen alluvtal.
'rhe road under construction tom
Varmillionville, via Alexandria; to
HOBO Station, Arl., will i.lsn pase
within 80 miles Of the Eaateen border
! Of our parish, Il the pleeept soote 10
| followed, hut efforts will BE msdo to
SECURE the passage OF THU road
through the rariah, "a It Ia 4 more
direct and better route to Arkapsae,
In which event no parish ln 1ouisi'
isana will possess greater taolll'
tics Tor travel or transportation
than Netchitoches. Thus It Will
he seen, that q section possees'
tn, almoat tnrivall0d and certainly
unsurpessed advantsGea. preoento lte
clalms for immigration, settlement
and cultivation. and the low price o.
which lands can be obtained, tho In
,]ucoments which Our people ana gu
thorities offer, combine to invite TIL
most favorable Oonsideration Of thee(
claims, The representations heeel!
made. can bo verified by those teel
inR sumcient inteeest 70 warrant thl
trouble. by q personal visit Per
sons 10 the northwest can reach tn
section directly from st. Louis b!
river or rsil to Shrevepoet Of Nev
) Orleens, aud thence By eteo0er. q
81 ayaiiipg themselves Of lho llne O
; 6te0moro from that city % Reo river
D somi. weoEly line under tho ebl
!, management Of Capt. Jos. Alike!
. whose enterprise b we'll known 70 q
business citizens, being 10 cooseao!
; communication, during tho Who'll
: year. To those dcslrlng % max
} personal invoetigotion, our aut1or1
, tleo and TIE vnDlcG1o1 viii extern
. every facility In THEFT. poWee 20 tha
! and. and the various lands 0o1 q
> personally juspected while tho othe
) sdvsntsges can BE- seen.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-04
Grand Ecorc !,
WAREHOUSE.

WIN. FRENCH, Proprietor.
ITAvIn0 parchsshsd The bssinese q
III Chaaboin 4 Basbee at thls point
IA secured their services, - prepa!:
n 10 stofe end forward peeaptly, Il
1siehts and cotton ceadgned % ~ care
Hsaeo Of storage ID future viii b y
TifSsoa Cents pr balssl 81 irsights.
Thirty.Ave Cents pel 1a)e lae Coetou.
WI. RxENCH
MarcA 9l-ti. ..''-' ,as, - -
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-04

.tsrnEsS $50 es.os Ct veg 81 rss
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-04
: -NATCHiTOCHEs La, SEPTEMBER 4, 1880.

a.. ..4,srrh. affect ole population at
tiae-, tut the mortality ct our par.
tsh Is not greater than will 10 found
among the same number OF people
engaged In agricultural pursuits 10
the north, the west and tho north
west. and than tho uplenda-no
heather country Ia Ia be found 10
the whole Union. It Ia q we'll estsb.
lishe,t tact, which cannot 70 sucoeos:
fully contradlcted, that no case Of
cholera or yellow fever haS ever heen
known to originate IN the uplands at
pineWoods section At North Louis.
lana, even during the epidemic pre.
valenoe Of these dlssaaes In the
south and southwest, and they ate
constantly reeorted to 10 tho sun:
,ner and iall months. BY invelidl
from other s6ctiony, On acconnt, 9!
their healthinesa. The ceh9ua d
1880, shows an aetoniohlogly IoS!
death rate 10 both tho alluv!Ml and
hill portions OF the parrish. Taking
ono ward In tho hill section ~ ent
one 90 tho river ~, which are Icy
estimates oe tho death cete. W M
the former, in 0 popul0tl0n OF S4o@
experienced 10 deaths during ~
year 1879; In the latter, 10 q popu!a
ton OF $50. there occurred 81 deathl
during the GAlne period. A.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-28

According to Prof. Grimmer, there is a
terrible seven years before us. From 1880
to 1887 there will be a universal mortality.
Asia will be depopulated and Europe will
become almost a desert. America will lose
fifteen millions inhabitants. There will be
tempests and foundations. No prophet
could possibly be Grimmer than this one.
Lumberton Robesonian: A negro woman
was killed yesterday near Mr.. Nathan AL
fords by attempting to jump from the cart
while the mule was running; her dress
caught, she was dragged some distance, fell
in front of the wheel, which went over her,
breaking her neck ana shoulder.
Heel department: There was received in
this market for the week ending Saturday,
October Is. $40 bales of cotton. Total re-
ceipts in the last issue should have been l.
SS3 bales.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-28
For the FARMsR AVID mechanic.
Cumberland Responds to Harnett.

Mr.. Editor.-It is with great pleasure
that | notice that the farmers of our State,
are awake, rising TO the importance of sus-
tanning your most excellent journal. L / heart
ily concur with your Harnett correspondent
that the circulation of the Farmer and Ne
chdnic, ought to be, and can, be double be
tween this and the first day %ofJanuary next.
Brother farmers, throughout the State, l
appeal. to you In behalf of the Farmer and
Mechanic, which is not receiving that liber-
al patronage, which it so richly deserves. Let
it not be said that the farmers OF the Old
North State will not sustain one good
weekly agricultural journal, but let US rally
around Capt. Shotwell (who is SO nobly
battling for our cause) by giving him some
substantial token of our appreciation OF his
efforts in our behalf. | can think of no
more appropriate way of showing that APP
probation than by each one of us sending
him one new subscriber between this, and
the first of January. In this way we will
rot only aid the Farmer and Mechanic, but
will be furthering the cause OF Agriculture
in North Carolina. In conclusion | would
call upon each subscriber to the Farmer and
Mechanic to make an effort to send in one
new name between now and the first of Jam
uary. / now join with your correspondent
Of Harnett by pledging to send you one or
have come to ! close.
CONSTANT READER.
Cumberland county, n. G.
Many thanks for your good wishes, friend
De-V.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-28

The growing pop ularity and usefulness of CABI.
NET or PARLOR ORGANS is shown by the fact that
vEN THOUSAND are sold yearly in the United
States. The best are the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-28

POVERTY y SUFFERING.-"I was drag
ged down with debt, poverty an1 suffering
for years, caused by a sick family and large
bills for doctoring, which did them no
good. was completely discouraged, until
one year ago. by the advice of my pastor,
| procured Hop Bitters and commenced
their use, and in one month we were all
we'll, and none of us have seen a sick day
since, and | want to say to all poor men,
you can keep your families well a year with
Hop Bitters for less than one doctors visit
will cost know il. A WoRKINGMAN.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-28
THE SET TO MUSIC
The Phnnnnrarhir Pam "A Moc+ Kondorf,,1 Tr%,

knoWiedge Of music whatever; faf
it costs Thousands Of dollar;
number Of tunesit will play. This
the wonderful Phonograph. Il has
ying cut showing IL In its improved
ever obtained by q musical instru.
! metal Eases In imitation Of green
,sic odnNer ara natal an aamA
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Oct. 2l-tf.

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