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detailed statement Of the procsss Of 5tssil1ing

detailed statement Of the proc8Bs Of 5tasilling
spirita, and the general arrangements Of tho dis-
tillesy whsso shcao whisky irregularities hare
boen carried Oil 10 long and successfully. Tho
i'rosecutor then sat fortl, \ history Of tho In
diana abiaky conspiracy. Which ho obseryetl waa
an outEroTth Of tho st. I.ons Hing. and has
been nuccessfnlly organized since ls1}. Tho
defendant laA boen In the employ Of tho
Government In tho capacity Of Dept1-
ty Revenne Collector OF the First Dis
ttict and the charge Asainat him Is that Of
having bean conaplrator With certain dlst,llers
who wsso dnfraudng tho Government out Of
money. 1t viii be ehonn In tho eyidonce, he
sh!i. that tho defendant WAS ! party 10 the
WhiBky Hing. ana for bin connection With And
conntslng 1t the procedures Of tbs orgailtzc'l
o.liaue, he received = monthly allowance from
them Of 415n; that he has given
information in advance Of Tho atrrohch of Gov-
ernmeut otficesa TO theme dlatlll@tH, by which
means everything was found tu tropef shape OH
ths arrival Of these officials fhe prosecution
proposed to show thai, OF cne occasion. Till WAS
sent by bis superior officer. Gen. yeacll. To look
alter some irrsgnla,tty Il one OF tho Assieriea
included Within tho Ring, but inrtead OF making
any inquiry, tho Deputy mercy rcnt to tho
turned TO Evansville with the Information that
evssfthhg was correct. For tn!s rBport 4o TO-
ceiyed slU0.
NH. Y1s1nAcKB spEEcu.
w. +. Fishtsck, attorney for Mr. ELL. In stat.
ing tho caahe at bis client to the Jury. expressed
hts surpri.o u tho swoepfng assertions eounael
for the prosecution had made relative 10 the
character aud integrity of Atr. Hill, which. hs
inh'iitainod. pcrjurol partiea had connp1re1 TO
break down and destroy. Mr.. Fishback put con-
siderable stresa upon the fact th7t tho defendant
ras indicted solely on ovidonce OF parties nho
plondcJ guilty to de!raudtng the Government Of
its Just. dnes. aud in doing Which thsy
tlhve virtually confessed t.omstlyea to
he per}urets. Men that can lie
continually for three voars will MT hesitate to
sscar falsely In this Court II thereby they can
secure Tue consicsloo of au tutlocont Marty.
The testimony at tlose peFjnred persons wl
amount to nothing In court o1 Justice np.ess
their evidence ia corroboratel BY outside ratties
Counsel said they proposed putting tle Drstrret
Prosecutor and bis Deputy upon tile witness
stand to testify ~ 10 the earnest and deter-
mined otfotts Of the defendant in working up
tbs whisky cascs, and placing before the Granu
Jurv important information upon Which the
guilty parties wero indicted.
Only two OF three Witnesses ont Of about forty
for Tho prosecution wcfo eumluod before tho
Court adjourned.
THE BINGHAM mos.
appeared In person In Court this morning. and
with tho remaining parties who hAyo pleaded
guilty 10 dotrAudibg tho Government. are Wilt
Ing sentence from tho Court. which viii 10
passed afteE the Hill caso ia aottled.
LEWfH Il. HRABMKN.
arrested at CINCINNATI charged With completely
tD tile ETAnRvlle frauds, WIS released to-day on
SIS, COG bail,
, 1875-12-10
WARDS SUCCESSOR.

.,l.a.a, ,'.- -D,.s :. 49,. c.i.aaa ,-.a..".
~ p...''s .w.m' n ~ =, ~ nv w t H. t,.;so;. H..
WASHINGTON u. c.' Dee- "'-1oo llnao's !te'
publican Congressmen III their ot1orts TO dis
cnver tho causes Of tho removal Of Jasper D.
Ward am IN saarrh or knoNfejps Under diff
witt. Tla yoI,o,;,n Ia m ou,,no NJ th.,r Al.
et''.'e'' AA' 'e"n"ok !" ~ o4>. .. - NJ,
ventures ~ ootallea py Al eye-"!1hess LUZ
delegation wss composed Of most OF tho hepub-
,,.a ,xttt,, ,bo N,rt,,a,n 1,d,cisl Djatr,ct IT
1,I,.,a;. r..n s.,t..., - ..o,,,,nr tna..
4,.'"os' . ta'"'', aoeoe ".t;" - ..',',
atatlhG that ne d1o not sec tatt ans'n!uR couia
he accomplished by tho slait and propos-
ed to hayo nothing TO do with It.
,rba a,foos,;on h.d 1aetdaa l,aforr asatnp
49,, ~ 1,. .. ~ .,' s,.ss".,,.s
tho t1es'oent tnas II lucy te'o"aeauea ,
anybody thoY would aGrco upon lA"yot
who waa not a rcaidant OF Ch!cago. The theory
Of this dscjsiou vas, that II thorp Aro ANY xinga
- ~A"e"eo' ~ "ea'a ~ oas.o. ~.
NONRESIDENT 1A"fEa
"a mako war npou them. lie would be less like
tv 10 haya ftiopds among tho peraous charged
.,tb cr,ma. This detarruneJ upon. tho do,eoa-
49, a. ~. recruitment -, Iu.+,,a o.,
l,on p5o.oogu ~ s 1aaeroT,ant Thau Hu
waited upon a,t icy, togy
nnnouheea 'n.ooku nIMase hIs"t vi. a.it
ChMfman. tnst Ao .;aifn U ,vi'.,ha. 't n..
MeA ~ Aace'.aa o.ne.H4 H., mae'aIa tt a1os
tnefo "1s co.. 'sGInuy ..,o. o "ess ~
O. unMe4 e.aeS ., i3n. ~ ~
No9tuolu u'esaes " tu"t M'ot;., 49, 80, II snoa =.
p1errepont atb"otea oihGas..y w. sasn vacancy
eAis'eo; nna nsn. tais.1,. ~ ~ y. wv
notsSa1'oo Paw o0n H. III! ,.sn,. v H.. ~,
t2r '99 acsspsatv ~ ~ ..I,rss,,S ~ yns .sn
a1F' i'a1epoA.s n%u' ss1. 49, -
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. D. g., Doc. 10-1 T. m.-For
1stnssss, taa Ohio and Upper M,sEIsslpQi Val
!e,A md the Upper Lake region, rising, followed
y failing tszo.astor. no.thwsat M.nds, allft!ng
70 warmer southeast, clearing Of clsAr fol.
"axsd hs eloudy weather. essay
LOCAL on21RvA11oN.
TAe Z
, 1875-12-10

THE rREHrDE.T CoSTESr WITH HANCOCK.
spscial Dapatch to TIA Chicago Tribune.
WAsn1xo7oa, y. O.. Doc. o.--The President
states that hs has hoard the explanations mAac
by Con. Babcook respecting tho St.. Louis tale
Grams, aud that ho belisvea hiM innocent.
, 1875-12-10

ento lightning struck IL manifest from tho fact
that tdo figures disoloao that II, sovcn moutho'
run untler tho regime Ut Revenue Agent Conk-
ling aud the Eeat Of tho 'icial ling. tint dis.
tillory must hare rothet tho 1nvernmeus
through this Fngie fraud Of nbout s5D, NOD, AND
1t was not much Of lialil1cry cithor There
will probably shortly be an aaaa.an,ont f,r back
t'xna to that amount lovied against that same
dlstilIerY.
, 1875-12-10

iD tile EEAnavile fraude, wns released to-day Oh
SIS, COG bail,
MILWAUKEE.
THE rEEsEST TRIALS,
so,t,af tr.,o,ch 10 Thr fhftnoo Trfonnt
u,,r1,-,y- ~. Do, a -rho .,s. - n,,L
.,'t" ".1'' .,', . s.es " t'o1
oAek 6 HeSnoaa7 ihnlctea los sna'a-fuooer-ssamp
frauds. Ia atlll in progress, but will probably 70
o tho Jury tomorrow.
MN. p.yyr's uo11nAy r,s1r r., vasn1yn-nY-
Tn;. ,,,orn;,, t.a =, ,u,o-.iav Wi, ur n
, "''.' : no :. 'u.'' ~" "''. ~ 49,
=. faSnc' "ho' about last Christmas AFTER sam
MudsKopfs conviction, wAB the boarer to Wash
,pctou OF petition 10 tho WISCONSIN delegation.
rr,;,y t,,ar, +,uaa .ho,r ;,.t,renco h ~ncr,e a
-, ~ n..' aa .An g." s"A ar,." ...;., e
'e" ,t!*' .o' 1"ui' 4a' P'N's.'" ""s
s'gnod by tho entlro Leg1elastvc delegation from
except ono member, whoBe sigma
ture. alr, paype stated, vaH not obtained ho be-
,,a-a, h.r,,,.o th. h,,,-,h,, ,,.mh.r h.,,.,s4
- -. s..t ~ .am.. ,r,,a .s.,.,a. 49, .'.s;..,
- 10 out VI 1Mn' AAe Pe'at4o1' 1no oi'slnA
or which aI. Fhyne Showed mo, bst forth
what, il true, IVES matter to be addressed to tho
Court before which Rindstopf vae convicted.
md ~ nnoved mat h.y. un.nr., for hin, mn.
ets4' 1."1' .~'e 49,, ~ "4.,t
ooF tue tu'os u Jaw, US" 'tlA'InAh'o'5t ~
Asasod in subdtanco that, Us the petitiouors ba.
leycd, Niudrkopf hnd boon convicted through .
.-sinst him. anil flat nh a neu trial
T.. -, a.. :....-.... ,.,,.
~ 1s"'o P'""Ae' us" AAto a'40'4'.o
Tho common report, generally credited ho1p. 10:
which du not vouch and oulv give tor whnt 1t
is worth, IL tlat Payne took With him fl,nds TO
defrnv ,ha .ncceas.rv ex,cuaes, ".-t1,o oxnat
, -, IN -,
amount las been ssatco ~ Sl'4oo''-falaed ~
Norman SunpemAchor and others. NunnG-
macher wsA rreaaurer OF tho Whisky Hing, aud
In rot, vnder f,diotms,t and y,nlt,v. ,+om
i,a,,.a
1asssee. ...-..-....-
MI. rAySE DENIES al.4W.
Stated to Mr. Payne what had learned. and
a.k aa htssptatemsnt abo,,t IT, Ie nnswarc1 that
s,,.,, ~ hro,ot =. ho.. ,,,o4 ht,,
su.u "an Soo pressure o'ousns ~ ooa. ueua 1'a'
poIsteall9 Aoo oV puAaeas tnen nola 6oAs no "ss
In fact thrust into the GEeaoh and forced to go;
amoug uiose who wAi.od on him and aided in
Getting up tbs pressure batno Herman Nuuue-
taaenss' WIZ aao nus 'ao1 Deeu aso4ca.u' pus
VINO ehafea ih tho common peril OF the NtoR IN
ctdent to Rhshwas developed in the Madison
trial. MI, payuo stated tAat he took no money
v,,h hin, .,d Thar l.. ,ava, raco;x.a .nx ,nonov
80 o' -. W.. ~ w.. -, s.,~;: .s,,.,,
from tae "hs1s iooR OF III 'nc'1 oenA''
from anybody e1so for any Improper patpoae.
rontd hn efyectcd and. an.jous IN bayo t.e Ioaat
h. dn .1ti, the rsttor I,t rouI1 hnrr,sd homo.
monE rrrr1 ~ ron nm. c.npryrrn.
+, rcanona. to nv nueetlon wbathor h. pre-
salad ti,a na.;T,, u tha mnmh.rs of lha ,evis.
isturo tn ths Wiscous,n Cou0ressiouAl deleva-
t;or ~ p.sn. rsn1isH taon ~" 1o,sv Iso 10 9nt
unu 'a;.. NJ 1ap"yu Ak r. ~ rty 80 ,,'is
tha, ss".tor ny !, v;s~ ~ Str
G.snc,ters in,nonst,v xirs,,nua inti,S"..inn nt
H. roctnl in th,s norlaspan1onee Of tIo faots ~
, 1875-12-10
SPRfNCFiELp.
i.fQnTNtN6.

Sptetdl Dtsrdteh to 7As Chtedoo 1rfeane
Spn,soE1ELp, Ill.,. Doc. 8,-No new Develop
onss in the pekin whisky affairs to-day, but The
Federal o1lcials say thoy will be ready In few
days 10 prsh things. Tho lightning will strike
Monday or Tuesday no1t. aure, aud thoro ia flu.-
terlng in anticipation. The officials admit tb.t
several not heretofore auapected prominent poll
tsclaEls and others will feel tho shock. 1t Is
ramorcd that ex.Bupersisor Mum appears In tl,a
naiter n very negligout III iushing the Pohin
HING.
JCnnRH.
Tho Federal Grand and Petit Jurors wero
drawn to-day lot the January term. and overy
HnRlo one aro countrynoH. It Ia unusnal for
Springfield OR rekin to he unrepseHented On
jnrsds here.
, 1875-12-10

Another interesting fsAlurs ot the whisky
f1sQds hers undar sbo ausplces Of Mr. Ca,pon-
ter's Whisky Ilpg sppousses, Moellsr, Ws,s-
4srt, Couklng. Of H., was discovered to-day BY
the revenue othcess. disallsry which, PRIOR
si,on N ayssags yiol1 ot I W. LOO proof sAllona
Of sp,rits tor each b.ahsl ol atsln usetI elnes
ilsainiuq etrucI has taas%Axsd III tA1Abls yseld
10 from w "a I psoo9 Ratloaa Ct sqatts Tor
.tssg husAas VI fssia saQaansdds xhs aAiaatstar
, 1875-12-10
ELECTRO.ALC0HOLIC.

nU.RlUUHUL9U.
Tho Long-Suspcnded Bolt at
Last Crashes upon
Babcock.
.llis Indictment by the Grand Jury
ut 81. Louis Returned 10
Court Yesterday.
The Jury Winds Up Its Exist.
c1lce by a Letter Beprais.
ing tile President.
Some Sharp Correspondence
Concerning Henderson's
Stump Speech.
Regret TINT 80 Stryiccable q han
Should Talk So Much with Ills
Democratic Mouth.
Rulnors Of the Very Ugliest
Kind Freely Circulated by
the Bourbons.
Belief that tho Ring Is Working to
Prevent Confirmation Of Dluford
Wilson aud Dyer.
Proceedings at Chicago Of the Bab-
cock Military Court Of
Inquiry.
Noihing Yet Settled as to the District
Attorneyship at Chicago.
Tho Testimony Before tie Grand Jury
as to Messrs. Farwell and nehm.
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We woull propose that instead of
repairing the Independence Bell, as
is proposed by many so that the PEG
pie may'l'sar it "peal forth with clear
tones" something DO done by the
"freedom shriekers" to repair the
feeling between the people North aud
South. This sentiment of cracked
bells and ol1relics of the revolution
is al bosh, whom the interim in talk
jig Of theS BY tho Northern rcpub'
licans is filed with abuse and SANDER
to tho decendents of the men who did
as much and more to achieve that in.
dependence, the glory Of which is to
DO "madc maniful" next year at Phil
adolphia. It would be fitting occa-
sion also to return to the deeendents
Of George Washington, tho FIRST rebel,
and tue father, in consequence, Of his
country, those precious relics and
heir looms stolen from them aud now
in tho patent Office at Washington.
If not convenient, exhibit them at the
proposed centennial a. au evidence
ofthe ingratitude Of Republics and the
sieuco Of eight .dngereduess" that
would put to shame Captain Kidd
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Carver & Taylor sch Clothing
cheaper than any HOUSE in town.

We must congratulate our Hon.
Judge and worthy District Attorney
upon their efforts in Rcd River par.
ish to sastain the dignity and majesty
of the law, happily il this instance,
with success.
Ten convictions were made at the
late torn of the court. Three fol
murder, including the N;cholsons who
we're sentenced to be hung; four fo'
stealing, sent to the penitentiary for,
from l6 month to, seyen years ; and
three others to fine and Imprisonment,
for minor offences. ii so 4tls;
Judge Chaplin has evinced q deter.
mination to sustain the good people
Of the State in their Efforts 70, RID
themselves Of thieves and ,nuraerers
for which, he deserves anil will re.
ceive the thanks Of M. District At.
torncy Cunningham, cannot he too
highly applauded for his efforts, and
We fearu, with pride, that he bid,
fare to be one of tile best prosec utinl
attorneys 10 the State. Let the good
work go bravely on until our distric,
shall be cleared of all criminals. p.
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Tho natural aaapathy that tho Rad.
~ pagty q lIssiisos bee, 10 not
vessla, sskssh tsils, would como
WITH god srass kthsy bad NOT bsss
sueh Ill Of ielloss % vote subsjdies
to all the suup eneerns that could
he thought Of for the past eight years.
A very large part Of the bonded in
debtedness for which the "poor man.
a. we'll a. the ''srristocrat" 10y the
way what does TINT mean y have to
"pay piper" is for monies voted
swiadling railroad concerns by the Rad,
icals, that were never built nor were
they erer intended to be ; but, as soon
rs the tax payer concludes to built Q
roa'l himself, the "little fish" get their
backs up and sputter around amaz.
ingly. 1t makes reasonable men sick
Of such gush as is INDUCED in BY
journals that would not live long
enough to gasp if they were not sus-
tanned by villaiuods printing law
that swindles the "arristocrat" and
the "poor man" out of, not only his
money, but bic just right to manage
his own business. 5f..i's,a
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The New Orleans Times is hitting
Pinchback and his negro school board
in New Orleans some very severe
blows, and they richly deserve it.
We think the views of the Times cor.
rect. We slould drive out the school
board by all means before giving mp
to them and depriving our children
of tue benefit Of an education, when
tbeir>own money has been paid for it.
The whites Of the South have taken
about enough from such trash as
Piuchback aud his class, aud intend, iu
future, to rule their States themselves.
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In next weeks issue We will publish
in full the letter Of Attorney General
Pierrepont, to Ames of Mississippi,
with relation to the call for troops.
Grant has at last found out that the
"whole public is tired Of these out-
ANIMAL outbreaks South"-is it not
enough to make one laugh at the SIM
plicity displayed by our National
Dead Head. "rhese autumnal out
breaks" What an expression for a
President, and what commentary
upon bio government with their re-
construction acts South. And then
he intend to have no "chiil's play"
II We mistake not, this worthy mag.
nateFmade use Of the same expression
in relation to'Louisiana, and the loss
of his noble ~ party Of bummers Of
twenty.six states, has convinced him,
or should at least, that it 'cas no
"child's play"
There were no riots in Mississippi
last year. Whyi Simply because
there was no election. The whites
Of that State are struggling for
life itself against ignorance and cor.
ruption, and the beastial majority,
headed Ivy Ames, yells for troops.
Let Grant furnish them if he dare.
Tho majorities in Ohio, Pennsylva'
MIA and New York. will teach him a
lesson if he does, that will not soon
be forgotten.
Picrrepont's views of the murder Of
innocent freedmen is rather strange
in tic face Of tic Georgia plot. W.
suppose, according to Pierrepcnt, thai
killing white men and ugly white wo'
men ravisl'ins the young and beaut'
iful, is innocence. This is attrocious
criminal beyond expression. Barba
rians would have more manhood AMI
Grant as we'll as Pierrepont are vel
worthy to be classed with the viles
Of Demons. What is this government
coming to- Beaclscr virtuous free
loveism christianity; thievius ant
murder applaudcd and negro ravish
ers of Southern mailens innoccD
angels. Ye Gods "Time is out o
joint"
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To Daisy.

Our hearts q few days ago thought
life doubly blessed fur having known
and loved the fair being whose sunny
smiles will no longer greet Us. But
to-day how changed our musings
"Daisy is no more" arc the ssd, sud
words which haunt our meditations,
they seem whispered by every signing
zephyr ; sea, all reminds us Of our
lost treasure, but still We can scarce.
" realize, that our "Daisy," like
mother earth's lovely flower, bloo,ued
to die away 80 soon. = D
1t is indeed hard for devoted par.
ents to see their Joy and pride, their
priceless jewel taken from them. An {!
it seems as II their wounded hearts
could break, whilst they eselain, as
their dear, dead darling would have
tl.em do; "My God, not mine, thy
will be done. Oh !! fond father and
mother your grief is to- great, per.
haps, for me- to soothe, but listen
awhile, l will endeavor to cheer your
dropping spirits-
For there u sweetness In bcautys close
Like the perfume scouting tho withere,l
rose' '..4 . ,4.a5rf
Then, friends Of my noble, gentle,
Daisy, cease your weeping, for size
left Us when Heaven loved he, best,
and claimed her bright, beautiful
soul as another gem of dazzling
splendor to deck the eternal throne.
Now sorrowing friends, forgive me
when say, this thought should chase
every shadow from our brows, and
aid US to embrace our cross with for
titude.
O!Daisy all that VAS kind, lovely
aud true, language has no power ia
express the pain thy unexpected death
caused thy many friends. Yes, sweet
maiden, We all shall miss thee, fol-
thy mild disposition had endeared
thee to one aud all. Alas! it is mourn.
fully sad to learn. that thou art ours
no more, but how consoling to know
thy memory shall always remain to
be cherished. My dead, loving
friend, now farewell. Our tears still
flow while va bid our noble Daisy,
q long, sad last farewell.
a. FRIEND.
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FOR SALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE, my plantssaon,
situated about five miles fiOm tho civ
Of Natchitoches. on Old liver, cOnta'nios
about Cos acres, with f..e cypress MAX;
Ninety acres ofthe land are cleared q"
in cultivation. The place IL well ~
uatcd. having also Ill the building neoo'
sary for we'll improved farm.
For full particulars apply t.
Sept. 4-3m. - On the pisee'
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The New York Sans correspondent,
writing from Alliance, Ohio, Sept. ID,
leaves but little doubt Of tho success
Of Allen and his ticket iu that State
BY a very large majority.
The money plank has swept the
State, aud no power can withstand
its arguments.
Kelly, Upton and Hendricks, be-
sides many others, are stamping the
State in interest Of the democracy.
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Decesdee


Decedee
Ie ~ Septenbrs, 1 Rage o . q. p .a.l
HEktzOG, lille do Matthew HertssE q CAuo
Iecomte. ''
Ellie ttait de &c monde Oh leo plas be1ese1e0
Ont le pire destin
Fl rose, eIle v6ca, CO quo '3vent lee Sest
L'espacs dun mstin."
Tells 81 b pensse Do tOuee Aaas seesaoN ~
presence dc catte tdanbe r6cemment Sevene
pour recevoir me ieube personne rsvts:ante g
graoss 1t d. fraicheur. ct don't lea qualities q
cRur l'empOrtaient eDo0vo sur leo egr00esD
du corps. Ellie ma fat ono pssser. DIN coavees
On tonIlean le trajst tut bien court: CePee'
.,ant, no In plsignOns pas. Ceux qu'elle laiel
dams IL doatear ont droit ! tOute nosro eyuree
THE.
Ami ! IA fopdre 60 fFapp6 mails ma 20 TO
briser. Como le ch0ne, ton Sex0 . u toeoo. Ne
.lressetoi revsrdis de- nouveau, ct poar IL
kerre Qni senlace autour do toi, eon soutten.
1T pdur lee ormeaux qui ont besoin dc toa ombss
Mails ellie! cette sutro Rachel qui No vent 30
&re conssl6e, 1t don't II sesnblo enteudre oncsre
de loin lss sanxlots atchirants! o. est 10 main
assez habile pour panseS uDo plato qoi no -
fsrme jamaisl Ia religion aeule en- 10 pos
voir, IN lui rapprlsnt le oblims 10 a. dcal:ce
ct do IL r6aIgnation: du courage Of do y 0's
Marie an pied Do u Crui1.
Natchitnchea- L. In ~ SnnkAmhIe )o7S.
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Maine does not ''pan out" such
results as the "windn of Morton seem.
cd to jastify-according to himself:
Norton, the home guard, had better
b destroyed at once for fear that,
like other military steres, be may fall
into the hands Of tho enemy. Make
his. funeral pyre Of bloody shirts ; and
with his Urbana speech in one hand
and q bottle Of CROOKED whisky" in
the other, may he 20 down to glory.
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1tmay not he amiss to inform our
citizens that, with one or two ex-
ceptions, the Radical wanderers
from this parish have returned to
the classic shades of NatchitOcllcs.
Van Dusen was the last arrival.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-25

CTRAYED o. stolen iron ths ~
y nnlersiged, at tho planta- IN
tiou Of Mrs. BENZ. Metoyer, on ~
Cane river, between the 10Th and l9tn
inst. A large black horse mule, braneea
Gu. 81 on the shoulder. No otnef
marks remembered. A reward OF len
Dollars will be paid for his delivery o.
for information that will lead to his 10
covery; at Mr.. s Nelkins, in Natch''o'
ches, or to mo at Mrs.. b. Metoyers.
LEE CLARKSON.
Sent. &.-lm.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-25

j. J. McCook g. Bro, desires as to
say that it must be remembered there
will be q Grand Opening and rich dis
play Of choice Goods at thier House
on Washington St., during the week,
when the largest assortment Of Mer.
chaudise In market will bo offered
cheaper than the cheapest. Look
out for their Advertisement next
week.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-25

The 18th Of September wss the
conmemoration day 10 New Orleans
and elsewhere throughout the State.
The grsyes oftAe noble nsstyrs who
fell in the action in l874 were beaut-
fully decked BY loving hands. The
deeds Of that gallant few will i've in
the history Of Louisiana for ases to
come. r.. - +
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-25

Thieves are numerous all over
the parish. Chicken roost's, Hog
pens, Corn fields sc, are suffering
greatly. Cannot something he done
to put a stop to it.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-25

Gen Joseph T.. johnson has been
appointed COMMANDERS chief of the
Egyptian army, and has been allow
ed by the Khedive 100000 for his
ostft. Ais salary will be SIS, 600 per
year. - f''s4 ?. D
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-25

Business is looking up a little, very
little though. :, II will be some weeks
yet before the fall trade opens.
Farmers are taking advantage Of the
fne weather and d. not care to come
to town. ' "