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Re ii Known, That on this Sixth
day Of August, III the year of orr Lord. One
Thousand El.ht Hundred and Eight Gone and Of
the Undergraduates OF TIN. United States Of Anrric,
the ONE AH!'ird end itll before me, ,Ino. A..
Barlow. Dy Clerk oithr lltll Judicial District Court
and rN,utnvj" Notary Public in and for the Perish
"l Nafch"rit's, Stat. "l Louisiana duly qualified
and III ll'surr of til" Witnesses herein: rr FAMED
and Undersigned personally came aud appeared
A. f. l.cln,c. Hugh T.. WalmSlry Winter ".
!'eazrac, james II. Cos.luvr Henry A. Wallns-
ley, S'rphrll ". kil, Marshall H. Carver j. T.
i,nrn'rail. Joseph Henry. David Pirlsnn j. Az
l'r"'''"'h''"; Mathew ii"riAn% and Ir"}old Gasp
arr AL Residents Of the Parish Of Natchiioshc+
state OF Louisiana, whos,ve,ally declared. that
"vai!!'i@ Themselves OF the powers. tights and
privileges conferred b. the statute, Of the State
they d". by these presents farm, organize ronSti
tut" and i"nNd Il corporation Tor the objects and
p'iIls's ~ shall hereafter DE enumerated and set
forth am! II HAT end ti'y do hr,.h, covenant and
agree I" trn and constitute and do BY these present
form and r"nS itnte Themselves and all such other
persons as may hereafter become associated with
them whether by Suhscr pton purchase. lral.st,r
srceSSlnn ~ otherwise. into body corporate and
hereunder bad Ilcms Ives and al whn nav here.
after b'"nn' associated with them. to he .nvrlnrd
by the following stinnlatiollS OBLIGATIONS and rre,,.
laios as articles of the Charter of said corporation.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice..

Il
NHE next regular meeting of the hoard o.
l. School Directors for the Parish of MT.
chitochcs will be held, in accordance witt, law,
on the LIST, Saturday in October, at whicl,
time public schools will be established
throughout the Parish III accordance with the
funds. III each district. on hand.
The attention of persons applying for teach
ership OF any public school is called to that
portion OF section 4 of act No. q of 1877
which reads as follows: "no teacher shall
be employed in any free public school without
a certificate from said committee (exanin-
ming Committee) avouching his or her sclol-
astic qualification and moral fitness for the
teachers vocation"
Attention is also called to section No, 30 of
same act relative to the qualifications and
duties Of teachers.
In all cases applications should be made in
writing anu signed by the patrons of the sew
erai schools avouching for the mora, fitness
of the applicant.
Applications for leadership will be recciv-
cd on and after September goth. up to the LIST
saturday Of October 1881. by the Secretary
II. +. Breazeale, examination may take place
during that time as well rs on the day Of
regular meeting SO that the examining com
mittcc can send in its certificates on that ,iuy
without delay.
II. B. WALMSLEY,
sept. lo.-4t. President.
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those who wish TO live without laboring

those who wish to live without laboring
consequently il ..lvy .GHc i:ot the covete;l
money. they employ illegal means t"
obtain IT. Hence, fair ladies', it is not
the honest mechanics you should fear com
ing in contact with; you will not he con
taminatetl by being in their society, bit
the ore you should shrink from is the proud
fop who refuses to labor for his existence.
That the mechanics may he Regarded in
their true light, viz gentlemen, is the
sincere desire OF her, who, IF in the pos
session off sovereign power, would not
look with disdain on an honest mechanic.
A LADY.
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For THE vINDIcATog.
ssTHE TOILlHG AECnANICS" s.

Editor yiudicn,or-I trust von will ex.
cnse INV n,esnmnt;o, onl a,io,r .n4
tie snace II vour v.,noh,.s n.,,., ~ .s.,,
faw r.marLa II hobo,f of a. .,a.a..s:sa,
mechanic. Th;, c,o.. &c naon,a Ia
strictly .peak;no tho n;,lar. q 1901 So;
etv. whose hnmI,e n,rs,,;t. shan,. 49,,
couraced are on tho contr.rv sooaaa ~ -. =.
sneered a. 4 not llaho, ths ,ou,,,,an -.
Of man, Was i not : n;,,;n., oa,,,,,., -. !,
that man ..sbonld earn h;s hr..a =. 49,.
s,va.t IS h;s IT,, ~ g, - '"o
disvrac. i .tt.cha,, - -,..,., ~ s.a'
Everv ana cannot 10 !. .,n... . IaDo.
a.. There ,nust nooa...,;,r ~ as.
.,oo.+;ons - nc, ~. uon'
from +h;s +ho+ ~. ~, n'' 1o''o"
n,,n.;a;.n -. na... 'a"sei'
the t mechanic yat Inn. 40. s.s.'''', WAN
a,vav. a. va ..s Tho =. -. 10y 1910. a.'o.'
+,amn,ed nnon, ~ t,,osa - s.1an'0
has nlacad soc;o,iv a,,ov. 49, -, 'uu'
called a,;stoorats !, = !. .s'' .'u0 ~
renee for tina MOOR n,ech.n;a - ~ 80. o.,a'
Nv that c,... ! .h.d ooa. s,.. :. . .-su.'eu
this .tha other ovon;no I'LL :. =, ~
sentati.n & tla hammer i ~ Nh =. p:'
Hool 3 I.ad.r romn.n. 49, 1,os
90 -, 'ilo
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Article 2....Capital Stock.

SECTION J.. The Capital Stock of this Corpora
ton is hereby fixed at Thirty Thousand Dol
lars, represented by Six Hundred shares OF
FIFTY dnaFs each. with the right to inrreas.
said capital stock to Sixty Thousand Dollars
| provided that said corporation shall be organized
| under the inco,p"ratols herein named, Of whom
| Hugh B. Walmsley, W. ". Breaze;lr H. A.
Walmsley stephen W. Kle, l.. Caspuli j. A
Dncournan. Jos.yh Henry and David Pirlsou.
shall constitute the first BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
and shall hold their office until the Gth day OF
August 1882 When Ton Thousand Dollars
Of the Capital Stock shall nave been subscribed
the Board OF Directors are authorized to COM
lnencc the construction Of the road and to carry
out the provisions of this charter: to enable them
t" do this, subscriptions to the Capital Stock shall
he due and payable as herein provided for when
this amount has been subscribed y
SEC. 9. The time an,, manner of payment for
stock shall he such 'a''' y" ir4n,,nucj hv tl.c
Beard OF Directors; Provided, I,o", vt mat no call
shall be made Of more than twenty-five per cent on
each share at any time and thirty days must elapse
before another call can be made.
SEC. 5: No stakeholder shall be held liable or
responsible for the contracts or faults %: the Com
pany in any further sum than the unpaid balance
OF balances due the Company on shares owned by
him, nor shall any infOrmalites in the organiza-
ton have the effect Of annnlling this Charter or
exposing stakeholder to any liability beyond the
amount OF his stock substitution unpaid
SEC. 4. No person shall be director. who il
not the actual owner of at least six shares of the
Capital Stock Of said Company,
SEC. s. The stock books shall be kent at the
office OF the Company, whence certificates of stock
shall he issued to the subscribers but no transfer
OF stock shall he binding upon the Company until
made upon its stock Moks and no stock celtiii.
cate shall be issued except for full paid stock.
SEC. 8. IN case Of failure Oh the part of anv
subscriber 10 pay the instalments on his stock as
required, the Board Of Directors shall have the op.
ton, after thirty days written notice, to the deln
quent, Of iuricting his stock, or the amount n,e
vlonsiX paid thereon, and no stakeholder shall
have the right to vote while in default
SEC. !. All rules relative To the declaration of
dividends or divisions Of profits as well as tile by
laws Of the Company, shall I've made by the
Board OF Directors. but said rules and bylaws
shall he subject to repeal, change or modification
by the holders Of majority of the stock Of the
Company 1t their meeting.
Sec g. The domicile Of the Company shall be
the city Of Natelitoches;, and citation shall he
sert el there On the President Of the COMPANY. or
in his absence on the vice President.
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Article 4-..Eoara orm-

hMGiioS !. I'll" corporal, ,,u.
shall be vested in the Eosn l p, w. Of the Conn.,,
VIII s1f fa f'h."''crx h" sler, li'i !" es
'" ;Sr'; as may from .;mr =" ;lIl s'ch oSa'ss
ny S';r, b'ard. Nopelsnn shat, 'nc be aplo;r,as
!" s'"' 'hr actual owner ola; ,ra.t % Director ~I
capita" stock Of said COMPANY ,''"1 ~ sIx shares Of VIM I'M
elected annually and con,ims Diierors shat, ne ae
are elected t" ill tl.ci. ,,r", IN ''ice until "th. ~
ra" IN Hn'anrirs i'll their nh i. '''a have M"
'.nI'rni' on otherwise. The D, Used by death
another ~ y gunner n, President Of s.iI Shall elect
rev. ana shall have the power +, n,''eras Trpa.n
s''" bylaws and rules and .na "''.. and pre@r;Is
c"m , m s.' 1T touching the sovc'nu a'e same a.
g, ''' '''nSi'roi its stock ,h "'''ht Of said
business '"r ,'sr'nrnt and disno,,a, fiji.
J" ni', - p'prliy and effects. the m, Of ia
""' OF us agents. md al oth.,i '".rs and Con-
paMN. nv concern of ths NV "'h
Me-. J. III elections for p;rso.o
nnl". an" every stakeholder shall I'' h shall be BY
one ,"'' IN piS"n nr hy Draw, ro 'e entitled IL
.,"r n'" by hi" ior NINETY ,Iay '"' esrh share Of
",'. D. s'S of the Directors s,o,,
quorum inl the tlahSnctiou ~, L,; constitute a
; 'I'',|' @, directors may he ncra.aS ana the
'tuu ny inI"r'tv VOTE Of stockLo,Lsr"' or dinn.
"o: ~, ,r"".ar meeting. provided the n ~, leles;
S '''" seven ncr more thno ,lr,o' snail
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onrests s sn,poiras The Monroe L

- s5s4s s# sss 81
Onrens s. { Tho Monro
Btlesi~, contais5l initia commune.
ton Of what we SUPP l . q snslahs
rate discussion Of the neN Seonstiff ga
presumably fortlle purpose Of its amshd
ments by the next General Assembly. w
note this with great pleasure, for it fol
lows in line with the educated mode q
gaining political knowledge-by the dis
cussion of sucl, public measures as we ar
DESTROYS ofputting on trial. The oil,
mode ofexperiment is entirely obsolete
aud must, in all cases be abandoned.
1t is, however, generally understood,
that our organic laws require revision
And what human work, pray tell us, i
prrtect' Let the changes desired be free
" discussed before..they are put in force $,
that our law makers can act with wisdom
Our Old friend DANIEL BENNETT of til,
New Orleans Picagune delivers himself o.
a panacea for the ellis of Louisiana" part
OF which we commend, but question very
seriously whether the people of "A State
can be "made prosperous and happrv il
they were made to take the whole dose.
How happy indeed would a Jewish citi-
zen he when forced by law Ito pay due
respect to q christian Sabbath and to
"vcneratc a christian birth and the chris
tian religion" Indeed we see the s.sol-
enn joy" which would pervade the whole
state when the fight began on the "chris-
'f'an side, as between the Christian Douay
Bible and King James version; as to
whether we should be dipped, or sprinkled
to put us on the high road to that "vcnera-
t'on." And then wouldn't the German.
who loves his beer, and the Frenchman.
who loves his wine, clock in countless
numbers" to State which ''prohibiteav
them IN the use of their beverages,
1t seems to us however that this is IN
old prescription-or that part of it at least
which prescribes cure for moral illshy
the free use oflaw machinery. flour reading
is not at fault st Bartholomew in France.
the Ato-da-fe ofspain, and thel Protectors
reign in England were "boken doses,
Of this same remedy
Our old friend had best stick to popu-
latlng Louisiana through such efforts as
he has displayed in the past, and leave to
1'vlnes the work of preparing man for the
great and unknown future. 1.-THE chest
class of industrious immigrants and skill
vi labor come to our shores, all we ask.
rs State, is that they toll, pay their
iebts and observe the laws.-What be-
'omes Of their souls hereafter is matter
'fconcern to themselves and not Of Lou
siana.
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Estray Notice.

LNSTRAYED bcfoe me by II. T.. Jordan =,
large bay mare mule about nine years old.
shod on her front feet, with u short grass
rope around her neck. Appraised by T. ".
Freeman and THONGS J. Porter ip conjunc,
ton with the undersigned Magistrate. ct
One Hundred Dollars, at Allen, III Ward 5
.eptember Bird. 1891. Natcitochcs parish.
4ia. JAS BONDS,
sep. lQ.lmn. Justice Of Peace Va;sd !.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

judicial advertisements inserted at LEGAL ,st..
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Fifty Cents per square for each sbseo,,. al inser
flol A square IL the SPACE ii one hundred w,r,is
solid matter, and measures eleven lines Of Nls,oy
type in these columns, or one inch.
in this paper subject to the above meas.,rrrs,f
and must be paid for accordingly.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

The VINDtcAToR, while soliciting views
from all sources, is not responsible for the
opinions expressed by correspondents. Write
on one side Of the sheet Of paper, and adj.
dress plainly, Editor VINDlCAToR, Box 100.
we return no manuscripts, and reserve the
right TO reject such letters u, we see fit. s.
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Articles Of Liquidation.

nh'. !. AnlS r"lporati" may he dissolvo;, :.
general meeting convened for that nu,.s. WV NJ
assent OF three iuntlS Of hr sturl NJ WIN Tie
!'' ana '""''!rls OF the stock rnr...,,,' a"'''
S'r hrli'ig and in ease of scl, ,ssol",;.e" Ut
'"l"n'", S'l"li Dc conducted hy three ro"m".; 'e
, '.,'.." W M"'". 1T such meeting. A, ~
"f',lha'Inn OF this charter the ouI,i;nn - ~ Inc
conducted by similar h".,, of three "n.., saal 'e
efS' 10 pe III the same way elected y,
meeting OF storkholde!S convened tm th.t ,elit''i
mus done and passed at Nv office in tho ~. POKE
naiisil OF NatclitOchts in the presence ~ AM
n,ra~,'''' ana Il. r. Brckner competent v;tna.,1r
VINO icit'!nto subscribed their names q. a.st
'"s'l me Win the said apealrrs ana me Nv c.''
.: I.ADh'io notary, on tine day month and ,aa
hrS' hcreln written, after lcalinu th. wh,l' year
Attest: Ic,cn,m
n T.. HEEAzEA'K, J ". W. BEEAzratr
H. H. hrckNEE. II. i. WALMSiF;Tv'
j.. Il. COSGROvE.
$. W. KILE.
ID. PlERSDN
J. a. DUCOURNar
JOSEPH HENRY,
4. +. LEMEE,
JSO. 4. BARLOW.
d.. C.r!h llth Dist. Cont am,
ext'iiicio Natary Public
HT4rEOf LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Natchitmh.s
Having examined the above and ,oeaoinr art -,
Incorporation and being Of the opinion that ths ,.,.
poses ana objects Of the same rs specif,l in r.l
ACT 81 incorporation are legal and tat non. ~ ,h
loylsl",ls therein contained are contrary to raw
u, hereby consent t" aud approve the same.
Done and signed At Natchitoclrs !m;.i,n. .,.;.
9th, day of Angus, A. ID. ISL, '''' '1's
ID. &. SCARBOROUGH,
District Attorney 18th Dist. of Louisiana
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On tho 2ed, warrant Of extradlt'onl
was sent to New York, from Washington
city. for Giuseppe opposite, and he was
delivered over to the Italian authorities.
This disposes Of Americas interest in the
notorious brigand.
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Gov. i. A. Wiltz has retnrned to New
Orleans from Ms Texas tour none the
worse for the trip, but at the same time
not sua,ciently improved as to give his
friends much encouragement for his final
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] BatOa Rouge il TO have . street railroad
nOuward the march etc.
Up to the -; the fund Tor Mrs. ua o.
footed up es0O, 1884, and being rapidly III
creased.

Il tn,ns out now that the Wise-LeWls
duel, about which SO much has been
rr;nted resulted in waste Of powder and
isad.-Nothing more. Virginia is still safe.
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SHREVEPORT
FURNITURE FACTORY,
Warerooms on Texas St., neat Levee.
Factory on leyee, opposite 7. APR. r.
Depot.

! have in active operation a Stsam Furniture
Factory and will sell goods homemade. to dealers
from Is to 40 per cent. warrant better y,ss!s
than those now generally Sold mostly made At the
North and shipped here at high rates OF freight.
In addition 70 homemade goods keep constant
y On hand full stock Of fne furniture of latest
Styles aud desisns also glazed sash, doors and
Dhn9Ei wallpaper, window shades, mattresses
chl!dreas carriages etc., at lowest market prices
Octs1y. wv. FNDErS
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Article ...StorkhoIdcrS, woo..

,;' mH'Il'N ]. Stockholders NAV ec,,,., -.
s ' ny ,h' E%ard of directors, and q" n' t at any
i"sn " :" i, ' 1"a I' n q" capita, l .,
for M p r' ." "I 'h' 1"'y such .ar ,"ss
S""ia''"'I "i any action un al ,,h ""r and con.
me company, and all qurs,inn, ,';I ,"s''eSs Of
''e!l'Ss snail b" determined by main,i; i, such
' ~n ""'r .,r There present and votiua "' Tie
=. 'E'. = me animal meeting of III. .,o.,,
,"n Inc election OF DIRECTORS and t,nsact, '' ny
REGULAR business, shall be held on thc f,% OF the
"S,S iss: and annually thereafter q" thu "AS Of
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pre.;dent Arthur has accommodating ap'
uearence. j. over ok feet high, and is pro
portioualaly had: He is educated, mas
hiph social qualities, and is recognized as
: gentleman by instinct.
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Estray Notice.

ESTRAYED before me the undersigned am-
IL thority. by Francis Simmons, one OK
marked with u swallow fork and under bit
in the right and under slope in the left ear,
white and black color.
N. SINGLEYARY,
Sept. ls.-3t. J. T., 9TH Ward.
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Article <1....Nanle.

The nam" an title OF said corporation shall be the
NAlCiIlrorIhs RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
and by tina: name snail have succession and lave
corporate existence for and during the full term
and period Of nncty.Nine years from the date Of
the execution of these presents unless sooner dis
solved in the manner hereinafter provided for !;
may sue and be sued, may hold real and personal
property, and make contracts may receive grants
of land or personal property, and shall possess all
the powers and privileges which corporations are
or may he hy any general law of this State, an.
thorizcd t" POSSESS and said company may cx-
ercse its coipoate powers within any State OF the
Tinted SIaInS that sl,uIi aufLnrilu In. nn,,u
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ENLARGE AND DEVELOP THE FORM.

Ii SHRINK wholly or III pnit from nature or die.
ease. Advice flee. Describe Gaze and Sanu ataitp
to J.. De L. Co.. Atlanta CT. NS hnnhng. High.
ct reference. Correspondence confidential
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Persons who have furnished the Presi-
dent with necessary articles, such as
food, carriages, medicines, Instruments,
etc.. refuse to send in any bills for these
things, while it is estimated that the ply
sic;ans' bills will foot up $3.50, 600, which
viii have to he paid by the Government.
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There are still calls for aid for the
Michigan fire visited inhabitants. 1t will
take . million dollars to supply the wants
Of these people until the next harvest, an
amount easily contributed by the proven
bislly generous and open-handed Ameri-
eAna
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Prof: barnard, ofNsshville, announced
ths discovery On the night Of the 18th
inst, Of : new comet three degrees north
ofZeta Virgins. This comet, strange as
it may appear, came into view the very
hour the Presidsnt was passing away.
Have the unusual appearance of these
strange viitants anything to do with our
znundans affairs, il the oft-repeated en-
qukyi There are many persons who
have strong belief in their effect upon
human AflhirS.
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1,lsn' M nv.

- = ssSs WWAssVAAuAs VussuebSv's
century has worked 81 the materiia
advancement ~ vilation. Us well q
nitric brogress, in this country safpas
ses not only belief, but even portrayal b!
Language. We are led to this train O
thought by the presentation to this Office
by our friend j. ALpHoNsE PRUDHoMME
Esq, of a copy of the New York hertz
| Vol |. Of the daily, issued Wednesday
May 9Th 1895. This initial number was is
sued by James Gordon Bennett a. Co.,
size four pages of four columns each, 9xla
inches and price one cent. Its salntatory
shows that the present mammoth daily
still follows the doctrines enumerated by
its founder 1t SAYS:
SIN deDuts Of this kind many talk OF
princip'e-political princip le-party prin-
cilml as sort Of steel trap to catch the
public. Our only guide shall be good,
sound, practical common sense, applicable
to the business and bottoms of men en-
gagged in very day life. We mean to be
perfectly understood on this point, and
therefore openly ,lisclaim all-.traps-all
principle, as it is called--al! party--;ll
politics.
/. Under the caption of s'COURr ClRcU-
LAR" we clip the following:
"Jolm c. Calhoun, Henry Clay and
Daniel Webster, are in their respective
States, recruiting their bodies and minds,
and preparing for the next year. The 9th
er Senators way move about, and no one
say, "who goes there {"
Davie Crockett, at the last accounts.
was srinnilg the bark of the trees in Ten,
nessee ;an1 Major Jack Downing is busy
in giving lessons to Louis Philippe in the
art and mystery Of managing the Chamber
Of Deputies as regards the American
claims" ....
The whole paper is a pigmy as compar-
ell to the great edition Of to-day, but with
al neatly printed on good paper and filled
with interesting items. AS compared with
the present Hera'G this Lilipution sheet
Uncertainty curiosity, as well as u strog
reminder how rapid has been the growth
Of the printing art and in facilities for fur
nisl'ing information, within the past half
Century.
Did it ever strike the average politician
that a surfeit Of any one thing, causes 1T |
to become nauseating! That is tho con-
dition oftle public intestines inst now. |
Bnll-dozing and ballot-box stutfing have
had their day and achieved their victories.
The people are not pleased with the re-
suits, and are clamoring for "a full vote,
a fair count and a free ballot" and what
is more they intend to have it. Mark the
prediction. The leaven is working all
over the land and the inevitable results
will bea vast improvement on many of
the present State governments. The
younger generation are tired of playing
follow my leader" to thehall of the
Old politician hacks, saddled with alb
stract principles and WORKOUT, antigua
ted doctrines, and have wisely concluded
TO take the lead themselves. The one
dead and one-sided race for position is al
together too mOnOtOnous and battery
will be turned loose that will galyanize
public policy and public affairs into a
life Of activity and decided progression
y keeping with tlls spirit of the age.
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Charter.
United States Of America.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF NATCHIToCMEs
CITY or NNrCIlIrOClIrs.
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Sheria,s Sale.

Mary Mathilde Flower Widow Of Vim. Hepry
Rice, VS.. benjamin Metoycr, ct al.
District Court, Parish Of Natehitoches,
No. TAI.
DuRSuANT to an order from the Hon.
! District Court. To me directed in the
above entitled and numbered suit, / will seIl
at public cutlery to affect I. pertition between
c"-pOprictors, ut the door of the Court House
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-01

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The httls aaaehGer Of Gen. LEON Jas
11EMsu, editor Il ths Baton Rouge Capt.
ssliss, disd In thst city On September ed,
sgd 3 years. 10 our esteemed and be-
.xsased contemporary we extend q trne
1yn1afhy in this visitation Of the Death
aagsl, ksOwing how poignant u the sor-
m q IT, heart, when the Only daughter,
ths ~ ~ A,pe and tpride Of doing par
sntl, iSthns torn from their loving em-
1ssss, ~ ~ lovsa form laid forest in the
S1ssn q " silent Amb Nay she rest
II psaes, md ! hope not horn. Of earth,
senSaat - hsalts q her besssysd par.
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