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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-07-10

Upon Saturday last, little girl,
the daughter of 6. Rhen, a German
shoemaker, aged about IA years, was
caught in the act of attempting to
abstract money from the till in the
store of Messrs. McCook e. Bros,
Washington Street. She had entered
uuobserved and going behind the
counter pulled at the money drawer,
it being ore Of the patent alarm tills,
the alarm struck, and Mr.. ]. ]. Nc
Cook caught her in moment. He
allowed her to 60 home when she re-
turned with her father, he in a high
state of rage at the conduct, not of
bis daughter, but of Mr.. McCook, for
attempting to accuse her of any such
conduct, offered to prove that his
daughter had never left the house,
where he (Rhen) resides, during the
day-this tho girl stoutly corrobora-
ted. More than dozen persons saw
the attempted theft, and the girl,
when released, ran down Front and
St. Denis streets to her home, and
more than t,renty persons sa.o her pass.
The attempe to prove an alibi was too
palpable, and led to investigation,
when, 10! and behold, it was discov.
cred that tho girl had robbed 1t.
Griffith, U. s. A. some three weeks
since of the Sl6O mentioned, and for
which q negro had been Imprisoned.
Rhen had used the money, and it has
been since traced up to him. We
learn that he (Rhen) severely chastised
tho girl for being caught by McCook,
and attempted to resist the deputy
Sheriff when arrested drawing a
loaded double barrel gun on deputy
Collier. What must be done with a
man who, in this christian country,
would be guilty of such an act as to
coerse bis own child to commit sucll
crime. Rhen is now in Jail awaiting
trial, the girl has been released on
bond.
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1000 bushels of onions this year:-
Exchange.
That's a sweet scented paragraph
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The radical leaders Of Louisiana
seem in hlh glee over tho fact of get
ting recr,js from the old wing party
we say fak for they have now thrown
aside the mask, and We would be
moro thai pleased to know whore
these "ola wings" reside, who they
are, and f'en they intend to joint
The agratb IN speeches made hero by
tho radical spouters on Goth June,
does not pund much like getting
"old whigs or any one else, to join
them. Afstocrats were denounced,
and what 10 understand from our
boyhood frhnds, is that the "old
wing" party was the or'stocratic party
of the Uuhn. Tho Picoynne and
others, had better save their powder,
for those Wigs, old wings, that Ego
in with the Louisiana radicals are
about Of t,eir ilk, and will add moth.
ing in the shape of responsibility to
them. Tie man or men, who would
make political combinations with
Packard, Kellogg, Tom Anderson,
Mat. Wells, Devices and Twitchel,
for any purpose, are no better than
they; have no other object in view
than they, (plunder) and tho people
of the State, We mean tn" taxpayer,
government:
We will await with anxiety for the
first "eld Wing" that goes over Ito
foot his horn,' We are anxious to hear
the sound Of the voice of the modern
whig philsntlropist, who has sacri.
feed himself for the good of his
pocket. When reform and good gov
ernmcnt comes from such as Kellogg
leads, then We may look for the Sc
cond advent.
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-09-18

The representative men Of Missis.
sippi propose holding a meeting in
the capital Of the state tor the pur-
pose of issuing an address setting
forth a true statement OF facts rel
alive to the recent Clinton riot.
The false aad malicious statements
made by Ames will be amply refat
ed by actual and positive proof.
Ames made strenuous efforts to use
an upfol tunate occurrence as polit-
ical capital, or as a correspondent
of the VickSburg Herald Of the
18th says: He proclaims the peo-
pie of this state to be lawless, tur-
bulent, rebellious. 1t is his self-
same work over again. Look at 1t!
be arouses bloodshed, and then de-
nounces US as murderers. 1t is done
plainly to carry out his scheme OF
carrying the election in this state by
force. He provokes a crime that
he may use it in arousing par
ty and the power OF party, and in
bringing the strong arm Of military
power to silence The voice of an
outraged people"
This is a very clear and succinct
statement OF The motives Of the man
Ames, and the people OF Mississippi
will be but doing themselves Justice
by denouncing him, as they propose
to do. as a "liar" and "calumniator."
In. o. Bulletin.
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AMEs FOLLY.

Judge Alcorn Republican, Pres.
dent o. Tie Boiri Of Registrars of
Kinds county. 10 bis speech 20 Ray.
m0nd on MOoday. referring 70 the
recent disturbance, said that he,pfe-
dcicd, 10 Ames vas elected blO,d-
shed and murder would follow. !"
The prediction has come 10 pass
sud nov Amos, ia order TO blind
the eyes Of the public, issues the toll
loving absurd and stupidity false
proclamation jackson Clarion
STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
Executive Office.
JACKSON. Sept. Z 1875.
WHEREAS, Persons have formed
themselves into military orgabiz ,tions
in various parts Of tue stale, without
ssuctiOn OF Iss aud that sIch organi-
zatiols are novel TO the support of
each other, from pUiut 10 point, in
counties, and from One county To anJth-
or, without tue approval or consent OF
the peace ofic IS Of such Counties. aud
without the 'AnUwled1 or authority OF
the State Government; and,
WHEREAS, such organic tons bave
overturown the civil government III
Yazoo county, sci itat defiance in Kinds
county, aud created distrust and tear in
Warren aud other couh les. causing tue
10 s Of many lives, and causing many
persons to Hee from their homes; aud
WHEREAS, Such action has already
caused grea, injury to the Interests of
the people; and, If persisted in, will
result in incdicuable evil.
Now, therefore, /, ADELBERT AMEs.
Governor Of the State OF Mlssis -ippi,
TO hereby make proclamation, and com
maud all'persons belonging to such or
CARNATIONS to disband forthwith, and
L hereby require all cltBens to render
obedience to, and assist the peace Off
GERS OF the yarions counties il the pre-
servation of peace and order, and the
endorsement Of the laws of the state.
In testimony whereof, | have hereun-
to Set my hand and caused the
L. s Great seal of the state OF Mi,sls-
sippi tu be affixed, this the 7Ih
'dsy Of September, r575.
ADELBERr AMES,
Governor.
BY the Governor:
JAMES HILL, Secretary OF State.
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District Convention.

The house was called 10 order by
Mr.. John Egan.
On motion Col. A E Lewis was
called to the chair, who opened the
convention with a few appropriate
remarks, stateing the OBJECT of the
meeting.
On motiot Mr.. c D Lancaster
was chosen Secretary, and the con.
vention declared ready for business.
The delegates were enrolled as
follows:
HARRISON CoUNTY.-T J Hum
-phries, B B Pearson, Harry Knapp,
Eliza Ladner and G D Lancaster.
JACKSON County, w Fair
Icy, F NJ johnson, Seburn Garter,
DR.. f + Griffin and Col. A i
Lewis.
A motion to vote Uiua Uoce was
duly seconded and carried.
On motion of DR.. Griffin, j. NJ.
McInnis was placed in nomination
before the convention, as a candi,
date for Representative Of Harrison
and jackson Counties in the State
Legislature.
On motion Of B b Pearson, r.
G.. SaffOld was also nominated.
The first ballot resulted in a tie
vote, on second ballot, j. M. Nc
Innis was declared elected, and on
motion his nomination was made
unanimous.
Col. I J HUMPHREYS being cali
ed upon addressed the conventienin
his usual Democratic style.
Col. R G Saffold responded to
a call in a speech, in which he bow
ed to the Will Of the convention and
pledged a hearty support to the
nominee.
Gu motion Of A 4 Lewis, the
following resolution vas adopted
Resolved. That the thanks of
this convention be rendered to our
old and wo: thy friend John Egan,
for the use of bis we'll arranged
hall.
On motion a copy of the proceed
ings of this meeting be forwarded to
the STAR Of Pascagoula, Biloxi
mirror " and Handshoro Demo.
craft"
On melton the meeting adjourn
ed.
A. E. Lewis, Chairman.
c. d. LANCASTER, Secretary.
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lives pefhsps q baadne1s q or
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~ tell tie truth ab0ai she matter.
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tanned.
a. Pascagoala gross asa CON.
mcrcial port and tie trade extends
and w.Jens, its fever will incrca.e.
this Is but the natural ssqueucc.
What II its 10 por'ance - a sam
mer Resort should thereby decline.
Take pencil and paper and caIcu.
late the benefit which arises from
a few families witch cOme IRON
our neighboring cities to spend
sixty or ninety days, aud f-h eat
oysters and spend as little money as
possible, and then calculate the ben.
eiis arising from a Furnishing tx.
port and Import trade, with a lar.
Tor crowded with shipping, aud see
which is the better for the prosper
ity Of P~ascagoula.
But then we must ave measures
taken to provide against the annual
visitation of this scourgc. We |
must have proper Quarantine laws
passed by our legislature. We ought
to have a Marine Hospital, and
other provisions made such as exist
at all oeaports.
We are rising into the dignity Of
q city and a city has its drawbacks
as well as its advantages and while
we enjoy the one, let US boldly meet
aud endeavor to remedy the other.
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rHE RIOTS

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City sd saisfiia abua5antly prove.
The isaimmatoy speeches 0i 10
R1iicil leaders stir % tbo bad
blood o. The negroes and Wien fIe
result foIlOws lnd a row commebc
e.. ssid leaders take tsft.c1lsr
pains 10 make themselves tcry
scarce
Nothing can Os moro dcplorablc
lban that these di'gracg'ul scenes
should occur throughout the state
They are the last dying efforts VI
the Radical leaders to retain pow.
or. Without such attempts 70 OBJ
tain the interference OF the Federal
government aud the sympathy Of
the Northern mind, they feel that
the doom Of the Carpet. baggers is
and hence the white people
abstain from " playing iutol
their hands" and should uso the
cireumspection in their cons
due. TO prevent the slightest accusa.
ton Of being the oggressors in such
unfortunate affairs aud one good,
way is to keep away from their bar.
becues and political gatherings.
The Vicksburg Monitor" gives
the following results Of the Clinton
affair :
Oh Sunday Charles Chiffon was bur
led at Clinton. His funeral was SOL
and was attended by every one.
The Vicksburg boys marching with
reversed. The bodies OF Frank
T~bouspson and Martin Sivley we're taken
70 Raymond for burial, The citizens
1f-Cintjn treated the aid which cam TO
hem with the greatest kindness. MIR.
Frank Thompson was the son OF RIv.
Mr.. Thompson, Of Raymond, and was
4 young man OF fno promise and excel
lent character. He leaves a wife and
children. Charles Chiffon, son OF the
late John N. Chiffon, was a merchant
IN Clinton, about 30 years old, and
caves a wife and two children. He
lived an hour after being shot. Martin
sivley lived about three miles from
Raymond and vas engaged. we believe,
IN farming. He was about "a years old
and unmarried.
THE WOUNDED.
The wounded are John G. Neal, Gin
,on, badly shot in the lungs, sincs
lied J. d. W. Rice, shot in the hand;
E. Todd, shot in the arm and beat
Ramsay Wharton, Raymond, shot
the head; W. Calvin Wells, shot in
he arm and hand; captain Sterling
in the lungs and badly beaten. I
NEGROES KILLED.
Simon Jackson, Pre- ident of the club;
carter Stewart do; Gahlee Browns
Beasely; Robert Taylor; Sam
Wilson; W. Washington; Mark Finney;
Wade Walker. probably. My esti-
loss is about thirty negroes killed
md as many wounded,
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-09-18

The Easter Argus" has UNDER
gore a very marked change since
its last Issue. Captain j. N.
Wells, the EDITOR, retires, and Mr..
". II. SETTLER appears in his stead
and as proprietor also, and says:
The argus" will labor in the one
great and glorious cause OF the Democ-
.rscy with all its main and might with
the fond hope OF building up and main
&ainipg q government that msy be an
honor and not q Disgrace to our state.
The ARGUS" has our best wishes
Tor its success.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-09-18

Mrs. Lincoln is out Of the Asy.
Yum, and Ene Chicago papers COW
say that she never was insane, and
that her confinement was an out
rage prompted by the basest mo.
tives.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-09-18

Olive Logan tells q funny story
Of one jimmie Wharton, who was
supposed to be a pretty fast man,
and who recently married. On the
merning after the wedding the lady
asked her husband to Terform an
Office of the toilet for her. made nee
essary by the absence of her maid.
Her husband did it willingly, and
when il was concluded ives aston
ished to find his pretty wife in tears,
"why, my own precious" said he
"what's the matter with her hubby's
petY" 20. Jimmie" replied the
poor girl, III you hadn't laced a
thousand corsets you never could
have done il like that"
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-09-18

Gen. 10. Johnston has resigned
the presidency of the life insurance
company and has accepted the place
of,commander in chief of the Khe.
dives army in Egypt. He is allow
ed 100000 for his outfit, and $25,.
600 per annum ralary-god.
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"Now, them" said a physician,
cheerily 10 a patient. "You have
got far enough to indulge in a lit
ME animal food. and-"-"No
you don't, doctor" interrupted the
patient; GIVE suffered enough on
your grrei and Stops, and Id starve
sooner than begin on hay and oats"
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-09-18

+. A Kansas farmer purchased a
revolver for his wife, and insisted
on target practice so that she could
defend her house in cas- OF his 40
ence. After the bullet was dug
out of his leg and the COW buried,
he said sc guessed she'd better
shoot with an ak.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-09-18

About forty OF the most i%ntelli,
gent and influential colored men of
Vicksburg have formed themselves
into a Democratic Club.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-09-18

A Glorious Democratic Victory.
California Democrats make a clean
sweep and elect a Governor aud
four Congressman.
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We have received the first num-
Der OF the Brookhaven Ledger by R.
Fl. Henry. We welcome 1t to our
exchange list and trust the edger
in its new location may be success
full and prosperous. 1t is q live pa
per, full of interesting reading mat.
ter.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-09-18

Mrs. SalIie Ward Hunt, with
Nine. LaVert, will give readings in
Northern cities during the coming
season.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-09-18

Gov. Ames does not find PRESS
dent Grant so badly afflicted with
the outrage typhoid as be supposed.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

The friends or 70. uef.sis take lhis
method ~ announcing him ~ = faudidsts for
the Legislature srsset - the desision Of The
primary election. ssi Convention Of Jackson
and Harrison counties f..
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-09-18

A muf-a thing that holds a
yonng Iady's hand without sgueez-
ing it.
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CARD.

To the people Of Scranton, sua ~nl
rounding country. We the unue !.
ed, having sold q good many o.
test Improved Howe Sewing msc
in Pascaeouia, Scranton and "c' IN
take the liberty to refer all those III
are DESTROYS, now, or that VIII DO .;nl
ture, to refer you to those VINO arc ,ouif9
the Howe Sewing Machine 70 n.c,t1
into its merits both as to Its csPs~
and durability. Our long tAPe rssr1
with these Machines gives US go
confidence in their perfect meGi ~Ds Il
and adaptsbility to The gene'1 Mscbiu}
the family, work shop. E'cn .Sarsior}
is guaranteed to be perfect, sl"sss;ul
YOU DO Nor run any risk IN pu
the Howe Machine. -, 90, mo !
In case any one who wiz se' al;sbll
Climb of three, we will send 8 rem n
person with Machinss to teac. MI
YOUR own home how to use .n
chine perfectly free OF extra cns ne fo|
To any one who will write US MI
any information regarding Sewing d
chineewe will cheerfunE Dnsnsr.
questions regarding same. Our &c Cs|
mept devoted to Nine. Demoreero
o Patterns is q great con III vhd
to many 10 the country anu :, free Of
write for Catalogue can have III"
charge by return mail. Ill
Yours Respectfully, Cal
THE HOWE SEWING Mhoh nss,t'
juIylO 1y d. T. Percy hlAD
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-09-18

We are authorized to announce q. W. Da-
Wis, az a Democratic candidate for the Office
Of County Treasurer
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
ROR DlsTRfrr ArIonNEY-

We ar. anibSritsi 10 ann1unee Hes v =
Ysvs ~ Marion Cgnuty, 80 . eandlasgs ff
the ore ~ District Attorney file First JH
disisl District sntiset b. ths decision q Dsn
Ocrstc No a~iaalioK Convention II one be ssa
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We sre authorized 70 announce Mr.. Jehs
MILLER. AZ = candidate for the Office Of Sur.
Teyor ofgsess.n county.
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hayettis day bought of Mr.. f. T. Rogers
his Hack Line trem Scranton to Moss Point.
and will be gla6to receive all the patronage
of those who have occasion to 40 or send be-
tween MossPoint tt4ld Scranton.
The fire will remain at the low price of ffly
cents. NJ. A. DEES.
SCRANTON, Miss, July 18th, 1875.
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We Are authorized b. announce nr. Al
bert Deims.,a a. q candidate for The Offices II
Circuit and ChsBcery Clerk II jackson coun
". subject 20 The decision Of Democratic-C Con
serystiye Convention.
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0 SUPERVISOR,

We ara authorized TO announce II. &. Ha-
vens, ~ a demo ratio candidate for the othcs
Of Supervisor o.: Beat, No: 4.
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1t once to Dr. Jaynss Expecsrtnt, remedy that viii
not only :rcm{ ty cure coushs and colds but viii rs
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urnnv Of the seats in the new church were rent~
I'd Tho ladies Of this Society are preparing to
rive far and supper at Uuion Hall THURSDAY
and Friday evening, the proceeds OF which will
he mad ia furnishing the church.
Tne Il. D. Society viii! hold \ meeting in fts
c3ub-room tomorrow evening.
Yhe AtheuRum, which aspires to the position
Of the chief intellectual organization OF ths
the Northwest perfected its organization last
weak. Il first regulsr Meeting Will take place
Thnrsdav evening. when ar. G. ". Pearson will
red = paper upon Hamlet" The literary ex-
aresea vii be followed by soc!ahle.
SOUTH EVANSTON.
Thu aon.h Evanston Social Club viii hold it's
ree1,lar sociable Tnursdav evening. The princi-
na2 feature will be dancing.
An enioyable party vas given week ago Sat
urdsy evening by Mr. and Mrs. u. Dunn IN
t,nnor Of the,r daughter, Miss Maggie. About
thirty vouue people we're present.
IRA residence Of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Adams
Wa the scene Of very pleasant social gathering
The lecture delivered by tho Rev. Dr.. Samuel
Faiova Friday evening On u Idols was grand
snccasa and it must have been very gratifying
tn tha ladies OF the Methodist Church to have
their Efforts go well appreciated by the large
audience present: :.
Chicago for the winter They will bs missed IN
the social circles OF the Tatlage.