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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-07-04

We trust a generous public will ex-
cuse q little vanity on our part, fer
publishing q few complementary no.
tees of the Press upon the receipt G!
our paper. We can but say to them
one and all, that they have orr heart
felt thanks, and as this will be con.
sjdered as the closing of the com
pliments of the season. Let us upon
tho enemy-tor one, we are spelling
for the fray. Free Press of Louisi
ana, what say you'
4 NEw PAPER. We have received
the first number of The Peoples Fjn-
dicutor published at Natr'i'oches,
Louisiana. with JAS. II. Cosgroye as
Editor and A. A. PeIli aud WIN. Il.
Areaux as Publishers. It is a bold,
outspoken journal, and is just such q
champion of the rights of the people,
as the honest citizens Of Natchito-
chcs Parish have long needed. The
exposures of the corruption and ras-
caiity of the official thieves there al
ready made By us, is the best proof
of how much they must have felt the
want of just such y paper as The 'M,
dicdtor, at home.
We turn them over to you Mr.. Vim
dictator, and are glad to get rid Of,
them and to know that they have
fallen into hands so competent to deal
with them as yours. SHOW them up,
such thieves dread nothing so much
as public exposure 0: their thievery.
We extend to you the warmest
grip of our journalistic right hand
and bid YOU God speed in the good
work. caucasian.
Another new paper, called the
Peoples Vindlcator, Published AZ
Natchitoches, by Alessrs. Pelli and
Areaux, and edited by Jas. II. Cos
grove, has reached US. The Eindlca-
tor nails its flag to the mast, with the
exclamation, Hannibal ante portds :
We trust that the Vindicator and the
Caucasian, near neighbovs, will arouse
the Red river people to sense OF
their danger, and put an extingnls''cT
upon the would-be leaders OF their
section who have hitherto been too
ready to save the State at tile expense
of principle. And the signs are pro
pltious. -Ouachita Telegraph.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-07-04
Our Mayors court has been burden

Our Mayors court has been burden
ed for some time past with attending
to the;warlike attitude of tho "soiled
doves" and in truth they have be-
come quite belligeraut. Fineing seems
to do them little good as they boast
of innumerable friends who arc ready
and willing to "pay them out" and
We would suggest the propriety Of
thirty days labor on the streets; their
conduct on the public walks have be-
come simply intolerable, and some
severe measures must be taken to
suppress them. Take tho wind ont
of their sails Mr., DeVargas, to the
tune Of 80 days and fifty dollars.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-07-04

That dreadful horse disease, the
Charlton, has reached the Kasachie
portion of our parish, and has proved
fatal in several instances. Mr.. &. Pres
leg lost all his horses and mules, niue
in number. Messrs. BeazIey md l Job
Fuller, have also suffered the loss Of
their stock. This is terrible and un-
less something is done to arrest the
advance of this disease, our loss will
be untold. We publish a remedy fol
it and would advise a Trial, by al
means, of the specifics mentioned.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-07-04

The "Blunt end" Of the radical par.
ty seemsto be getting rombunctious
He informed one of our citizens last
week, that the Radical and Demo.
cratic parties would soon be "breas1
to breast Is he not mistaken; fol
we had thought the Radical party
lived on ''pap' or had been weaned
from the breast long since.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-07-04

We heartily congratulate our friends
of the Bulletin, upon the release Of
tho forms seized by the midnight Or
der of that Prince Of Satraps, Badger
Such infamous conduct as his in this in,
stance entities him to some summary
vengeance. We hope the hour is not
far distant when actions without war.
rant of law in our State, even if they
are backed by Federal bayonets, will
meet with prompt and undicing &c
sistancc.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-07-04
J. F. DeVargas, tho new Mayor

J. F. DeVargas, tho new Mayor,
and the recently elected city Council,
have been installed. Jno. Laplace,
was elected city Treasurer and Sec
rotary of the'Board, W. p. Morrow,
Chief of Police and city Collector, and
Charles Leroy, Policeman. We can
only say that the appointment of Mr..
Morrow has not satisfied the people
at all, and we are of the opinion that
their wishes should have been con-
suited in that selection. Of Mr.. Nor
rows qualifications we have nothing
to say, but he has lately joined that
wing Of the Republican party here,
which has controlled the ring and is
responsible for. the plumber of our
people, and that is sufficient for the
citizens to know.
No man who binds himself by such
oatbs as are taken by the members Of
Blun'ts Club, We call it; oaths which
in themselves are unlawful, and would
submit the parties who take them to
trial before the United States courts,
as having for their object the defeat
of the purity of the ballot, and the
exercise Of that right which the law
accorls to all citizens, j. c. of voting
for whom they may see fit; no matter
what that mans previous history has
been, and no matter what position
oftrust the people have heretofore &C.
corded him. No man we say who hal
done this can enjoy the confidence o
the white people Of this parish. "a
the gold is tried in the fire, so thu
faith Of friendship can only be know
in the season of adversely"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-07-04

BY reference to another column, it
will be seen that there has been an
arrest of judgement in the Grant par
ish prisoners case. Judge Brady has
rendered quito a lengthy decision,
and Woods dissented, hence the mat
ter was carried up to tho Supreme
Court. This practically ends the
whole matter. The gentlemen re-
leased have our heartfelt congratula-
lions, and we can only trust their long
incarceration and trial has in no way
tended to dispirit them. We know
them to be made of "stern stuff" and
predict for them a long and happy
life.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-07-04

At Brooklyn wedding, among the
presents ostentatiously displayed, was
q one.hundred-dollar bill, a present
from the doting father to the darling
daughter. After the guests had de.
parted, the old man cody rolled up
tho bill and put it in his vest pocket,
and that was the end of it.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-07-04

One Of our Republican bummers says
that the report of the immaculate
School board in relation to the four
teen school houses built, will 20 as
far as any report. Certainly, it will
stop at nothing.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-07-04

"Don't you mean to marry again,
my dear sir ?" said a buxom widow to
her neighbor. mo, my dear widow"
said the old rusty. w'd rather lose
all the ribs I've got, than take an
other
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-07-04
The Ten Mill School Tax.

In this, the l@tlt Naro Oh our par
ish, there was collected on the roll of
1870, $3G4l.M for school purposes,
and to the inquiry of the Committee
Of thirteen, last week spade, as to
what had been done with That money?
they were informed that u white
school had been kept up with it in
this city. Did any one ever hear of
such a false statement; we might say,
such a barc-faccd lie, as that. There
has been but one public white school
in this city since 1863, and that was
only taught for six months, and was
almost unattended. II. G. Myers is
the individual who has the affrontry
to say that it chad been used for
white schools in this ward, and he
knew that he was uttcring a flsehood
when he said it. What, in Gods
name DO these persons take rs for /?
DO they think us SO credu|ous as to
believe any statement they may
make, unless backed up by good and
solvent testimony? This is a pretty
statement to make, which il taken in
connection with such information Al,
shat owing to the policy adopted by
the School Board, the money in the
hands of the Collector 1vas not yequr-
ed," shows how INSCRIPTIONS these
men are, both with the public funds
and their statements with regard to
| it.
If tho money was not required why
did you levy, or cause to be levied,
a tax of q mills for 1873! 1t wos
required and should you do your du-
ty, which wo know you never intend
to, you would have a public school
here for the whites. You collect an
nually from the city q mills, and
no white taxpayer has ever had the
benefit of a single cent of it, Ou7
opinion is just this; that the schoo
Board requires attending to, and it,
q pretty state of affairs if the whites
who pay 80 per cent of the taxes, can
not be allowed even the poor privi
lege of a school, while Mr.. negro
revels in all academic honors. Com
mittee of Seventy, investigate then
and make some of the worst resign
Onward freemen
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-07-04

We desire to inform our poor i'm
poverishcd people that desire to sus.
tain us, that We will take in payment
for subscription any thing in the line
Of country produce. Come on now
with your chic ens, eggs, butter and
vegetables, aud don't say you are IN.
able to support your Vindicator.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-07-04

Tomorrow, Sunday, at 4 o'clock P
NJ, is the regular Monthly meeting
of tho Temperance Society. The at
tendance Of all the members is ear
ncstIy requested, as a lecture will be
dcIiyeredby DR.. G. F. Gillespie, which
will be rep1ete with interest to al
lovers of the cause of cold water.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-07-04

The river has departed, and save
the slight thread like stream, that
meanders in front of our city, we have
little to remind us of. the noble body
ofwater which tloated upon its bosom
some months since, our palatial pack
eta.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-07-04

CIdlCu VII IuC oVlCCtS ludO CNCy UlC
not responsible for the appointment
of the present Police Jury.
Be it resolved, that q committee Of
three be appointed to wait upon them
and solicit their signatures to a re-
quest to Gov. Kellogg to remove J.
r. Hornsby, Sam Black, Ed. Mitchell
and John Holmes, and recommend.
ing the appointment of the gentle
men named as their successors III the
petition this day adopted by the
Citizens Reform Association. Adopt
ed.
The following Committees were ap.
pointed to wait upon the Republican
leaders.
S. NJ. Hyams, w. W. Breazeale.
Mathew Hertzog.
To wait upon the Governor with
Petition.
NJ. J, Cunningham, D. Pierson,
Sam Parson, J. G. Trichel
Charles Leroy.
Col. W. NJ. Levy and W. H. Jack
then addressed the meeting ant
their speeches were received will
great applause.
The meeting adjourned subject t.
the call of the President.
J. W. BUTLER, President.
A. Y. Carter,
J. H. Cossrove,
r. W. Taylor,
Ed. Phillips,
Secretaries.
, 1874-06-12
rocont frosta havo dono to tho vino. Tho frosta
!l,e decronso In tho yiold Is approximately as


TheBo deficits, added to those In tho other do
partments, which lavo only . secondary tmpor-
ta1ieo M as wine >producors, give total OF some
600o, o0o heotoltres. Tho average production
OF wire is b. 7f4t t738. II will thuR DO seen that,
though aomo departments lavo suffered severely,
oven to tho oxtont OF two-thtfla Of the crop, 1t IL
probable that a fair vlntage will bo had. Tho
Mon1tenr thinks tho abovo estimate haB boon OK
aggoratod. It must also DO remembered that
vino bad nn exceptionally favorable appearance.
and III. 100000 hectolitros Of vino WIS tho ostI-
mated production.
Wheat was aotiyo Into in the nftornoon and
ctlosod 10 h1ghor than tho closing prcc On
'Change. eol'er July sold ut 91.1835G@1. .1o75GG,
It 81 Corn saes VAS s"S aetse Ss fasn fo nv ns
and advanced about 11Gc, selling At 62@G3o for
July. closing at tho outside. Other grain nnd
provisions woro quiot
Wheat was qnict and shade firmcr. Corn In
active speculative domand, and fl11nor. Moss
Gill ,priees ranged as follows: No. 2 wheat.
$1.10N@l.19A cash ]; soller Jnno, $1.10}4@
1.19H; Holler July, 91.1B9@@1. seller Au-
gust, 51.131l@1. aellar tho ycar, 81.04H@
1.o0h.. saloa ilnludo 10000 bu No: 2,
Corn elosai 4 S5@6a1So eash Or ~ selles jung
sales wore: IT, 050 bn No. 4, sollor juno, mt 62o
1000 bu DO at o234c; 10000 bu seller July. at
elNo; 60, ooo By do at e2o; 10000 BY aollSr
or june 499lG5A31sso soller Julyi 94@s}]]sso Tor
August. aales wero: 10000 hu No. 2, seller July,
ut 1890; 10000 BIT seller August at $40.
Mess pork cloaad at $176o@17.o5 cash or
Ausass s17.7s Lard siesed = m sli.653@ii.lo
s11.25@1180 sellor August. salos Includes God
hrls meas pork seller July Ut s17.65.
, 1874-06-12

NEW YDlEh.
NEw Yo1K, June 11.--CoTrON-Dnll; nit.21fnR ur-
laild, lA!Lc. Futures c1oEod atonlier Huies l8ai0
batus Juno. 17ha; july II 71uo August, II 25-3!u
Octoler, II 6-1G@l7 1l-:i2u::
Neutrality-suspicious. lower; receipts, 17,o0o brls;
superane Western a.,l satc sl.60Q51 10; common to
good, &5.50taG.o0: good to choice, <aD30sG.3u white
st. Louis, s6.ooQSl il 90, Rya Hour aid corn.
meal unchanged. Wloat-1Imtted dornand III
0hcaao, sl.l2@i.I9X; No. N~ i1ilwaukcc, 3
$i.47Gel.47k; ungEadel Iowa an.l minnesota spring,
s1,a9Q5l Las; wlntor rod and amber Western, $l550a
1.6B; white Weatorn, $1.0o. 1tye dull and lower at
$lU5. Hurley nominal Malt quiet Corn III fair do-
l,Hnd, scarce, nnt higher; receipts, 100 600 bu: ::
Western mlxca, sa985c Western yullow, B5t5s0bo i;
mixed Western. 0lfA83c; whi.s Wsstaru. e7Gs1Uo,
Hay AND Iora- Unchanged,
unooEn1E*-cofec Arm; ITO. 11@?0Ao. Sugar lesa
active. ho'asscs quiet. Rce dull,
pErA0LEuM-0ruto, % rGAnod, l9t<c.
TuupENrIaH-SteaIy ata7@37ho,
Eans--lIaaYy at 14KG G9lGo f0r Wpatorn,
lEATHEN-FIrM ut nm 13Oo: Qrjnpeo a5HGSl7kG.
WooL-Ftrm domcstto heece, sJ@0Bo pullua 93@a
Csc unwashclt 17@37o.
paov1s1oNs-Porh quiet md firm now mess, sl8.o
@l8.l0, spot ~: Us juno $l7.oa517.po July noof
unc4aMgo' Mltldles ateasy short eiear io}aa; Long
oioar. y. Lard quiet and armcr prime aIesa.
l1at0 AuKAIt.
Hurrka-llcayy now Western, 1a@2ao.
OuEEsK-Unchangud.
WnaKY-ppAc@bl.Q
MILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE, Vts, juno ll.-DnnAneTuFFs-Flou
quiul aud unchanged. WAsxt steady NO. Al!wAu.
ka~ tl.2A1&l NJ q Ailsauasa. N'2sh saaas 1aas,
, 1874-06-12


L1vEKrooL. June 11-11 a. m.-FIour, 27s. Wheat
Winter, 12s@l2s ID spring, 10s 691is I'd white,
l2s 4d@las I'd club, 12s 7a0l2s 1od. Corn, SIS Oh.
Fork. GUs Cd. Lard, 61s Cd.
L1vEnrooh* juno 11--a y. u.-corn, 35s Sd. Rest
unchanged.
L1vEnroo1, Juno 11-Cotton steady n,iddling up
la,lts, 8A@8,t1; naddlinn Orleans, 8Hd. Sales
$4,000 bales American, 400 bales; speculation AMI
export, o,0O0 bales.
Irea<!Stutis firm. Corn, 33s Oil -...'
LONDON, June 11.-Dullion 1T tho nank Of Ene1and
incrcased f305 o00 Amount OF bullion gone into tho
bunk Dalances to-lay Ed1 000 Proportion Of bank
reserve to liability, which last week +52{ par cent,
IL 45 per cent. Rate of discount III opon market
for three nont,s bills 916 per cent, Which Is 7-lG
below tho bank rato> Consosafor money, 92}d@0a;s;
account, 02!s@s9oh.
United stotes soour1tica-1-aoa Of 's5, 1osk; 81,
110}5; 10-4Gs, 104H; new tlycs, 1O4}4; NaW York
CeMt!al, BeN Erie, 27}4td27a1; preferred, 10.
Tallow, A1o.
Insced oil, ags.
Turpentinc, a8s@9sa 81.
PAnIs, Jnne l1.-Specie In the bank Of Franco in
croased 200 francs during lass week. Nsntcs,
61f BjC
, 1874-06-12

sHEEP-Wero in scant supply and in fair demand at
non{y 4a prices wo quote poor to extra
BUFFALO.
head total for tho week. $3.50 he4d; trin at yeser
days ratos not sufficient fat cnttlo offering to supply
tho demand bulk OF fresh a1riyals through conaign-
monts. Market surfeitod with light common stock,
av 1008 to $50 lbs, 5000 100 Charokco stcors
nv 1870 to 967 u.s. $40o@5.2s GO Michigan stockers,
nv 8l5 ibs s.50 10 Tsxas cows. av ZIG iba, sy75.
1o,o0o. aiarkot heavy ii {5s5@o5o ior Ill grades.
saea 900 Ohio clipped sheep, Az 30 to 80 lbB. s'aN
-nocetpta $500 total for week, II .soo Mar
kot nenry bare Of stock. Prices slightly improved
Sorkers, s5.253d.so heavy hog.. s5.6o<95.7e.
NEW YonK, June l1.-DEEvEs- -Reecipts, 1900,
making 1000 for the last thres 9ays ntanst 34a for
stcers; dcn,and moderate; rnarEct c1o5%ea % aun Il
decline s!nce Monday Of moro tlan 4c; medium to
o@lOslo. 4 lew fat Oherokee catto uold 1T 1lllo.
SHEEP AND LAs1ns-Rocoipts, 1880. making 5000
for tho last three days. against G,47o sao time last
week: Market o1tre11ey dull at 10000 for sheep.
BwixE-Rocoipta, 1900, maktng 1880 for the last
thrco days. against 900 aame tine list wcok Mono
o.terod alive Dressed barely stsa!y at 7@74c.
EAsT LIBERTY, ru., Juue 11.-CATTLE-Arrtva1s, Gt
cars. Best, o,5@ohc; medium 131@sc; common, 10
Hoo4~Arrisais, Il cars. Best Philadelphia. s5,oo@
snEEp-ArfiTals, cars. Best, ssoo@s.7a; medium,
&A.25@a.7a.
ST.. Louis, No., June 11.-uoos-ReceIpts, 1885
unchanged; packers lots. $5.0oG5.40.
CATTLE -Receiptst 3,0oo; frtn for beat grades
common to cl,ocu Toxan $209525; medium 10 fall
native stoess, $4.o09471 good 10 e1tra, s5.0098.o.
, 1874-06-12
MONEY AND COMMERCE,


TuunspAr TvEvrNa, Juno II.
The ratio ut which money eau bo borrowed dr.
fers matorial1y In difrorent qunrtors. On tho
"f' tho rato iB quosablo at s@19 por cent;
is discounted every day at harder 1atoD'
II operations nro OF dubious. s'oc"'a"
e nccensltoua charaotor TINT places tnoh'
'" tho palo OF tho regular monoy-narhe'
ratio Of SOLO per cent Is maintained by
st Of lin hapka. WIN IN mt caro- to malio loans
,s,~., ,u,. nc,... 49,, o~oort,onu
tu{s whose oustonors como mainly from tho
lard Of Trade md have therefore no profitable
',A VI i'"oo "nu ""ro oa,1tt,a, ~ 4,,o
,.a,l;ot far carving either grain or proyfaionH,
., .,,-,tt ,,rrn arr,,ua m honf
, 1874-06-12

,% Thch os.t ws. ,pap ,spp"rsns rsof ago m .G1 s e
scrtptions Of etuek. Most Of to-lny'a work ua'
accomplished 81 M Tite!n range of q Gnt or
iycs and through Texans told at sa5oda4.oo; fair L
choice cor1,-fcd Toxnna aud common to good nhttv
stoera at &i76@6.bo atockcrs Mt s. 6Da4 aud hlp
ping secrs nt *5.2hG0hs. Gregory, Cooley Go. eolt
90 eRd, averaging 1,4RA lbs ut to fat!tr fgurc TIL
nhrkot closed arn with but little unsold stock In th
yartH.
QUOTATIONS.
Extru Dtares-1raded steers, ,aycrnging1 400
tbs md over. 0.30@Q,G(
Choice Deeyes-Tlnc, fat, we'll formed a year
to year old stcers. ayotaGin8 1,2jO to
aooa insy formed ''''''-'
atcera, nyornylng 1100 to ,5O hi B85@S.8t
os5 to i,1oo lia.. 6a5@ts'
Medium 6radca-gtoers In falr losh, MIR
nginE 1000 TO ,1G0 0fba................,.< TN. <1t45
putchars' stoGk-Uommon to fair steers.
md good to oxtra cdwg, for city slaughter,
nyeraUsng $50 TO 100 obs............... 8.Tb8b.2
Stock Gattle-Cominou cnttle, III decent
flesh, Averaging 7uo to 1,oto bs.......... s.5o@4.7
1nfertor-Ltght and thfn COWS, hc!fcrs.
Btaga, bulls and acalawaB seers ......... 2.t0@3.o
Cattc-Tcxag, corn-fcd.. 6t25tB6.G .G
Cate-Toxaa, wnterod North. =, 4.25G5. NJ
Catte-Iexas through droyes. ...,.....,. 2.6o1tA. 81
, 1874-06-12


The following Instruments were alod for rec-
ord on Thursday, June IL;
CITY PROPERTY,
Consideration.
Wtst Congress- Rt, II Q cor Of Wood st, 81, 2G7f
xlo" It, dated May Is David :, Ely to Charles
: Mckay. ......,.................... sa6o74
Nor! nv, 0 cor Of Church st, n I, 60x104 It,
datoI june Observation-Disclosures. 10000
ll'gh IT. Il " cor Of Bcfdcn ay, Of, 23x128 II,
dAtel atay 16..- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6oo
Pearl 1T, 1oa1 It n OF Sophia Ut, O I, 228Gl IT,.
Naloa JAn. 1t..... .............- too
Lsheoin Az, n " cor Of Centre vt, triangular,
Lot TO- dated June 1o...................... $500
Hntteraeld st. 223 It OF Twotny-niutA st, VT,
2axl00 II, latcd Juno 10.................... roo
Western av, alp It n Of Lake at, Q t, 24xl20ft,
po3s Ill., IT, 100 sSns It Il ii:ste it. s;xlis1 IT, ''''
ws fa s"saaoas 5ao Il xed1,s az; +, :isi:s
rss!tta sisi .nS Il. ii wesicia av l. ii9:a.s 40
wluat ii ' Vt. rs Il of Wood #. /, asD II. o'v0
,"ass "a.s s,, w ~ II Tiy-ti Il. l. ai1
l2l,5 II, dated June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
nat.sy Il, ilY i oi aaaasia II, wi soxiasH n..,
u. Id t s Id III ii TIirty.ftI Il: ii1xx
las< II, .lut,d Jnny ny3,,,,,,.,..,,........ ), 8,701
rouTH or osry LlHIrH, WITHIN uAD1Us or aEYEa
MII.En 0ouAT-iOuRE
Undivided n Of Lots u, 10, aud II alsl Of
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