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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-23

The Natchitocl'es Republican gets
up a virtuous lip on the question Of
politics entering into the prosecution
of KING and CURTIS for the killing
of EsrEss, and utters a flat falsehood,
to put it mildly, when it says that
certain lawyers were deferred from
being retained to assist the District
Attorney, by reason Of threats Of
Withdrawing patronage from them.
No white citizen of this place had
onght to say in the matter until such
an open, palpable move was made by
the Radicals to bring it tn race Issue,
and nothing then, save t0 prevent it,
desiring simply to let the law take
it's course.
We are informed by reliable gentle
men that parties of negroes have
taken decided stand in this matter,
and q thoxsand dollars has been raised
by them and their radical associates
to push the matter through. With
KING and CURTIS, being as poor as
the deceased, no white democrat has
even mestioned such a thing as a
subscription to defend them. That
does not look much like politics on
our side, but bears very close re-
semblance to it on theirs.
The Attorneys spoken Of refused
the case for this reason and Another,
that Myers, the notorious thief and
liar, was to have been associated with
them, an honor li) they most positive.
" declined to eubmit to. District
Attorney, Cunningham, is we'll capa-
ble to attend the matter, and has to
this time shown \ determination to
punish offenders Of the law; but we
suppose the fact of his being a gentle.
man! and q democrat makes him
rather suspicious in the eyes Of the
radicals.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-23
MEAT! MEAT!

4 PERRIN has opened stall in the
n. market-house and is fully prepared
to furnish the best beef to be- had, to
the public, during market hours. A.
ter the market closes, parties desi.
ring meats Of all kinds can Ike snpplled
at his store, corner St. Denis ami
Second streets, at all hours during
the day.
~ Rates CHEAP, aud Terms strictly
CASH. .,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-23

Pendleton, Kelly, Curtain and
Ben Butler will 90 now to St.
Domingo and study imitation un-
der Baez. 1t wont go down in
Ohio.
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A Baltimore servant girl the other
morning tried that good old time
honored plan of lighting the kitche"
fire with kerosene. Nothing bss
benzine Of her since.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-23

II the radicals in Louisiana will
read carefully the Ohio platform of
the republicans, they will find very
little to grin at.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-23

From the way that those who owe
the ViDdicator scramble mp stairs to
pay up makes us believe that if the
National debt was ten cents, the
majority couldn't pay the interest on
it for two weeks.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-23
Natchitoches ard her Police
Jury.

July.
Their Intelligence and Color !'-Kel-
logy humps himself as a rcformer!
Joseph Ezernack can scrawl his
name cannot read or write. Mexican.
Carroll Jones, negro, can neither
read nor write.
Toney Clements can read and write,
but by adm tight squeeze. Mexi.
can.
So ends the chapter. No two men
to fill up, can be found to accept the
protlered situations, and the three, We
suppose, will have a bowling time.
The New Orleans Picayune don't
like hanging the cotton sttalers OF
burning out the stolen cotton buyers,
but "counseis the law" II the Pica-
yune will travel tho State for few
weeks and see what farce the law
is, it would have less to say Of it.
The other week a negro plead not
guilty to q charge Of hog stealing
the jury was impanneled, case went
to trial, and during the course of the
testimony it was discovered that
"proof WAS strong as holy writ
whercupon, the accused, to cut mat
tiers short, ~ lis attorney could no
longer go on in the face of such evil
,lcnce as was adduced, acknowledged
his guilt, when the Judge instructed
the jury to find accordingly. This
enlightened ~ body retired, and up
on their return, horror of horrors!
they found the prisoner Nor GUILTY.
Claiming afterwards, to haze made a
mistake. Follow the Picayuns's ad-
vice and such mistakes ~ will be of
freqne O0currance.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-23

The Durffee reached our port on
time, as usual. Thanks for files
Of late papers.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-23

Packard should come ont in
another letter and Golfer pay in
Aliens money he may get
''takers,r
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-23

p There will be an election held at
the Office Of DE-. G +. GILLESPIE,
on. Monday, LIST November next
for the purpose of electing FIVE
members to serve as a Board of
Directors of the Male High School
ut this place for the ensuing year.
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Have you paid your subscription to
the ViudicatOr.
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Hays majority 10 Ohio, over Allen.
Is 4756. So mnch for imitation.
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Now is tho time to subscribe to
the indicator.
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UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
BEHOLD 1RE ARRAY o. 7ALED2!

tGnUbU lhE A60Al u lALEDl! !!
u. II. BOULLT, SR., the grand
light. fingered FAMILY MAN, viii
introduce his trained trick sons, DA.
VID and WILLIAM, who will amuse
the audience with the lofty and gloomy
spectacle Ito the taxpayers) Of
RUNNING A PARISH.
BOULLT, the elder, will entertain
the gentlemen present during the per.
for nance Of his family, with Il chaste,
unique lecture on HARD MONEY, at
whitl, they will bc convulsed with
laughter, especially in that part which
relates how
"Ne Warmed The Wax in the ears"
Of the poor "sreen 'uns'' up Red River.
As performed by him before a de-
lighted audience on eth July 1874.
f. L. PERSON, the young exile,
will perform his celebrated Solo, en-
titled "SUCH A GETTING DOWN
TO NEW ORLEANS" as executed by
him, with thunders Of applause land
cries Of "woul'I to God he'd stay,'0 in
November 1874. He will alsv act his
famed part in "LOUISIANA ROB-
Bed" entitled the
ASSASSINATION IN THE AIR!
(this by special request).
J. E. BREDA, the KING of the X.
X, aud
Knight of the White Came liza.
Will give u scientific exhibition of his
world reuouued
Flip Flaps"
At the same time Offering, at the
request Of many citizens to EAT Ne
gro's Blood Raw" "Burn up a Radi.
cal Printing Ofiice,' land make the
smoke come ont of his-n0sc) or re.
peat his "Raid on Cloutierville."
This latter performance, tho audi
ence will I've delighted to see.
SWAN DUSEN, the travelling ped.
agosne in lis oriyisaI, artistic display
entitled,
How Ia Break White Leagues
including the C"mic speciality Of
"STEALING A HORSE aud TRICK.
ING A SHERIFF." A part in which
he leads the Stage. He will conclude
his entry with the roaring farce Of
Ca,'s-Paw!!
Or, How lied and how didn't get
kotchcd. ID. H. Boullt will take the
heavy part in this piece,
Introducing the military extrava-
ganza Of
- MERRILL'S RAID. a,
r. BLUNT, the renowned and just.
~ celebrated religious and political
versatility man, known to our citi-
zens as the =
1GNORAMUS SENATOR,
will give an exhibition of his powers.
During which he will introduce his
trick ponies, Joe. Ezernack, Carroll
Jones aud Tony Clements, in their
feat Of spending other peoples mon.
ey.' This will he splitting to
the audience. This spectacle is truly
wonderful, and Notwithstanding its
ease, no one can know the danger un.
til they have ''tried it on.''
This trio is known to the spectacu.
lar world as the
llumpy P@!lC0e Jury.
Imported BY Kellogg at great expense
aud now exhibited for tile first time
in America.
The Humpy P. is. will personate
six different characters, introducing
the following selections from MYERS
OPERA, entitled the Bridge Contract,
the Parish Map end the Duet Of the
"ImmigratioM Bureau" Van Dusen
kindly consents to assist in the latter,
assuming the character Of the
LONELY EMIGRANT,
with songs and dances BY the entire
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-23

Democratic-Republican, is tho
name Of Sam1. Tildens' party in
New York. What do the New Or
leans Democrats think of that!
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-23

The census Of Natchitoches Parish
shows 1896 white voters and 1921
colopd, (Republican 2eth Ang.) total
4,347 according to the addition, Il
mistake Of one thousand, which is ex-
tended in State register, Wright's
Tabular statement. We begin this
week to show Up the FRAUDS in this
parish. Certified copies of these lists
will be furnished our representatives
in the General Assembly (Jetfries and
Sca!es.)
RED RIVER, Oct. !, 1875.
Editor ViAdic0tOr:
Please find list of parties of white
voters the census taker dill not call
upon in my neishbo.hood.
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The Muttering Storm.

Notwithstanding the severe lesson
given the radical rulers Of Louisiana
last year, the many, many warnings
they have had it seems they are 81!
but bent upon provoking the whites
to madness. No heed has been paid
the manly and open protests If the
whites, save in the way Of unfulti1led
promises; the powers that be, 90 on
appointing, with a devi'ish malicious.
ness, men, totally incompetent, to Of
fetal position, who are morally and
socially degraded beyond expression.
These men are the custodians Of or.
der, the executors If law, and it is
expected that intelligent white men
must and shall assist these debased
villains to sustain law! Stuff. No
such thing ought to be expected, for
It will never be the case.
The muttering storm is heard, this
time terrific, in East FeliciaDa, in
West Feliciana and elsewhere. The
warnings have been un1!eeded, now
the consequences must be taken. We
may look for this thing at any day
aud anywhere where the occasion ex-
lists. The sooner it comes the better
for peace and order. We can have
none If either, with such vipers as
ramify onr State officers. Cut. threats,
thieves, villains, FIJI all high places,
until they are driven out--eyen by
force if necessary-n0 such thing rs
peace, the observance Of law and Or
der can or should be expected.
Look to it citizens of Natchitoches,
that you do not falsify your dec!ara'
tons of last year. BE READY.
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Transient advertisements sl,5n per square Of
70 lines BREWER. first insertion. Each snbse-
suent insertion Is cents per square.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-23
Unpnrullelfll .lffrNcfiOto- The
Largest 7y0rcliMg Troupe
-Surlonssills at! the
american uNh En-.
r0pcNn Shoes IN
the World.
Il Grand Display Of artistic
Talent Comprising Serens
Stars, 7'co COMEDIANS,
Three Trick Ponies,
Performing Mon.
keys and TIE
III. P.J,'S."

PARSON BLUNT, the great Chris.
tian Snowman, begs leave to inform
the citizens Of Natchitoc|es parish,
that his troupe, now being complete
and full, by reason of the return from
the watering places Of the members
Of his company, will give
Daily. Grand Performances
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SIX OIueIeOt CN1raCCerS, introducing
the following selections from MYERS
OPERA, entitled the Bridge Contract,
the Parish Map end the Duet Of the
"Immiyration Bureau" Van Dusen
kindly consents to assist in the latter,
assuming the character of the
LONELY EMIGRANT,
with songs and dances BY the entire
troupe.
FOR ONE NIGHT 0LNY -!
and by special request of the citizens
Of the city of Natchitoches, p. A.
SIMMONS,
The Ri: indian,
will introduce his troupe Of trained
Monkeys, the
NEW CITY COUNCIL,
at the same time performing lis at
| tractive and W0rld renowned
Double SUNNI erset,
Entitled, "Now you know where I am
aud then again you don't"
H. c. MYERS, 1.-THE Wandering
Jew.)
The Star Of the Arena.
! will close the entertainment with q
School Board Selection
$4,000 was the cost Of getting this
np). Introducing his original Drama,
entitled,
Git, The Arkansas Traveller
He will also give selections from Bit
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MEN AND ArEs.-St. George Mivert,
F. K. S., takes high ground in opposi-
ton to Darwin's theory Of evolution. !"
He claims-and to my mind conclu-
sively proves that man does not re-
semble the higher apes nearly 80 much
as he does the lower. Comparing the
anatomy Of his body, parallels are
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CHARAcrER.-Not two leaves in the
forest are exactly the same form and
texture. No two grains of sand ta-
ken from the sea shore of the great
African desert are identical in bulk
and outline. Even the two drops of
water, the mass alike in the universe
will exhibit some marks of distinction
when submitted to powerful micro
The law that excludes dupli-
Gates from the visible kingdom Of ma
ture, is also law of the moral world.
From Adam to the last man, no two
races will be found exactly the same;
variety in trait and lineament Of hu-
man character is as inexhanstible as
is mans outward appearance. The
power which in.one mans moral COM
position is ardent, demonstrative and
predominate. to another lies dormant
and dead. The craving which in ono
breast concentrates upon itself tho
whole mind and will before its voice
can be silenced or its will appeased, i
never felt, scarcely understood By >
being off different organization. The
weakness Of q weak man 10 laughed
at in scorn BY the strength of : strong;
moral power and weak pulp travel
side BY side, and souls Of fine porce-
lain tremble II their near pfeeenca ok
iron and granite.
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i
tween man and all the monkey tribes;
but not more 50 in comparison with
the Gorilla than with the little long,
tailed creatures of both hemispheres-
This has the more force because BY
some the Gorilla is thought to be
nearly the missing link in the evolu-
tion of mankind from the brute races.
Even in tendencies of mind and char
acter, man finds his nearest kinship-
not in the great, tailless, wild mon
sters Of Africa, but in the little squir-
rel-like monkeys which the showmen
employ for doing cunning tricks to e1-
cite and please the populace. Man
differs almost infinitely from any mon
key; yet. we find all his physical pc
culiarities scattered throughout the
various families Of this great order.
The conclusion to which the writer
comes can be foreseen by any thought
full man-man is no development of
any existing form of ape. This does not
set aside the teachings of Darwin,
however it may affect some of his fol-
lowers: for Darwin has never contend
ed that we are evolved foom any exis-
ting form of ape, but he has for his
theory mythical ape-man, or manrape,
which has hitherto escaped the inves-
tigation of geologists, but remains to
be found. Nor does the writer intend
it as an argument against the doctrine
of evolution in general, but simply to
show that man is race superior to,
and distinct from, all existing beasts,
and that the element in which he diff
ers most widely is not, after all, in
the anatomical relations, but in the
faculties Of mind and character. He
says of the Gorilla: "He is no less a
brute. and no more man, than is the
humblest member of the family to
which he belongs" 1t is impossible
to read his learned statesments and
reasoning. and not feel that
man belongs to a nobler type Of exis-
teuce than the brute creation-that
he is, indeed, of heavenly y rather than
an earthly origin, and links with an
gelic creatures rather than with brute
That there is some truth in
the doctrine sof transmutation Of spe-
cies need not be called in question:
but science will ultimately look for
similarity of structure in the analogy
Of creation, rather than in the similar
ity of origin. We shall find it in the
oneness and wisdom of the Divine
Architect, rather than lin the relation
ships of animal life
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a Call

Iowa Gold and Silver Mininl iompany- Location
and place of business. Quartzburg. Boise Coun y.
Idaho Territory.
special meeting OF the Stock holders OF the Iowa
Gold and Silver Mining Company will be held 1t
the Office OF the Boise Mining Company. In Quartz.
burg. Boise county. Idaho Territory. on Monday
evening May l7th IT p. H.. to transact business
OF importance JOHN GALLAGHER.
President Iowa q y. II. Co.
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Editorial Writers.

One column day is fair average
on the New York press for an editori.
al writer, and this could be written in
la few hours: while three articles per
week is the usual stint for the leader
writers on the London Times. Hor-
ace Greeley's labors. vast as they
were, did not occupy many hours. and
much of his time was consumed In see
ing visitors. reading and travelling:
and even then ne died of overwork, as
did Henry J. RAYMOND, though he,
too. ALWAYS took lon- periods of rest
after his spasms of severe work. Sam
uel Bowles. bv the aid Of a stenogra-
pher. gets through full days stint of
editorial writing aid correspondence
in a few hours daily. G.. A. Dana is
at the Sun office from about ten to
five. while much of this time is given
10 receiving visitors and other light
work. Whitelaw Reid and Louis J.
Jennings edit their respective papers
during the two hours Of each after
noon and three or four hours at night.
Parke Goodwin. n. G.. CroIv and Major
Bundav. who all three have charge Of
afternoon newspapers, limit their office
hours usually from nine IN fonr at the
most, which includes All lsour for lunch
con As a sample of the daily life Of
an exceptionally harl-work:ny Jour-
nalist. the following account given BY
Henry Watterson. editor of the Louis
vile Courier-,Journal. NAV he interest
ing. Il is taken from an unpublished
letter. and it shoald be remembered
that it is written By a man who is
partly blind: Il wake up at 10
o'clock in the morning. and. after cup
Of coffee, | write fnr two honrs in bed. |
| get no at noon ard have a plunge
bath, and take hreak'aS. with my fam
~. who then have taken their lunch. |
| 90 TO the office afterwards. and re-
main there until seven nrcuarssi to see
everybody that calls. During the same
time the work &C the dav is I!
MANNED out and everybody lcr:ns il,
| then ro home AMI have snnncr and
snend the eveoir~ until ~ O'Clock
there. usually listening IN reading hyl
mv wife or having 4 little music At
10 o'clock I am back IN the Office
arain where | remain unit, , o'clock
I am only able to write two hours a
day mvself and the res. is done hv
read but little mvsclf bu,
glance through, the exchanges in order
to give an idea of things having inn
portant articles read ont loud to me
baro M ,;na for axerc;sa and ao not
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With III. foregoing requirements all be sahscc; %
severe penalties
Pers1ns or arms Liable 10 pas anr @! the >f~c1a1
Taxes rAraea absye must apply 10 Austin sasase.
Coec ot internal Revenue =: Boise Ctsy. and pay
for and rrucare the specaAi-Tax stamp Or Stamps
shsy need pr1or 10 May l. ISIS. And WITHOUT
FTBIHEE NOTICE j. ". DOUGLASS.
cormtsscue- ot Internal Revenue
OFrTcEfnr iSTtgs.L ExsESus.
wAsa~aTns. 4. g.. February ]. ISIS.