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CH1RLEs e. SWIFT, Ashtseula, ohlo,
Dealer IN Drugs ard Medicines, Groceries, fet-
fnmerv and Fancy Articles, superior Teas, Cet-
Zee, Spices, Fiavoring Extracts. Patent ASof
cines Of every description, Paints, dyes, Va
Hair Oils &C. al of which VIII be sold al Inc
lowest prices. Prescriptions prepared wldR VIII
suitable care. 1Oso
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MERCHANTS.

n. G. TOWBES s. CO., tH. e. 1om5es, L;
e. Rockwell & A. C. Tom6es,l Wholesa!e anu
Retail Dealers IN Groceries and froYlsi ons;
Fruits aud Grain. Agents Tor American ,4 ana
Union Express Companies, and OieSelAha ~ neI I
aid. Main street, Ashtabula. 1oJS
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.
that her life-werk was bound up in
that golden book. and IFS results
would be known-and assured her
what was her duty-now she saw
plainly enough what she had not
seen before, that while it was right
to cultivate, os far as she could, her
own mind and heart, it was equally
right and equally important for her
to perform faithfully ali those little
household duties and cares, OH which
the comfort and virtue Of her family
depended s5
They had acquired a new dignity
from the records ofthat golden pen
and they could not be neglected
without danger.
Sad thoughts and misgivings, and
unqualified longings seemed to have
taken their flight with the Old Year,
and it was with new resolution and
a cheerful hope, and q happy heart,
that she welcomed the New Year.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

A woman in New London, Ct. saw
her husband carrying a lady's satchel,
and she tore the lady's dress off
her before discovering that it was her
mother who had dropped down on the
evening train to surprise her. Every
husband kl the land who is ont eve
nings, should read this item to his wife,
and hold up the dangers OF her becom-
ing suspicious without tie best Of
CAUSE. .F 't'at
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

A RE PREPARED to saw finee lumber:
n for the above amount Of money ,.at
their mill on the Holloway's Prairie
Road, seven miies,from Pinevillc.
CASH orders will. be promptly filed
and delivered at the following rates: !, /
In Pineville at 3 1900 per M fact. IS /.
In Alexandria, ut ST 90 per N. feet.
Good lumber, and ehtire satisfaction
given. - ..s ~ - ~ =,
80 All orders for Timber lett -
with our Agents, FERGUSON :
4 SCHNALK, will meet with : !, !
prompt attention. .'
June Goth 6-m,
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

IS We ars ID receipt If several letters
from. persons West, and 10 New Or,
leans, desiring .topurchasea homes in
Louisiana; This comes from d notice
We gave to 1aac1ff as werils DESTROYS Of
investing ip.,"or tilling op q lla1eas, that
We we're ianxiously ,lbpkisR for them
III tho parish. To gset 'the tNatchito
chess Republican right On the matte
We. desire si to say that Ne invite. ali
without regardtotosrPolitical !, creed,
be they Republicans or Demsora,sy 20
they come as Aonsst9' ssttlers!t Pc,iti.
clans Of Al, ereqliss ere 'Io ct t a.disstspnt.
,.,sOar land .ownAra,thus sec what adj
ve'tissmsnt ateaIan "a 1jootaal that
gdes out to ithyse hwho. desire i'oon,..
ia!.the Spp.h-lst, such citizens IS WHO
haze lsud,t> dispose,of, ,aadl desi1e to
ssttss 'thesk J upiowithi'ho1sst 4hsdity
fha9rp|e es'',s advertise With Xpich41e
.FA! d fl ipseigaA ,; fsstfs., 49, i&fs H. ~
.desisWaA ~ aAyapsea, of.haying .Qar
parrish in.misrdtsao 'toa'by slclass Of
people wio'wiH Udild s6K jar interest
and enthase iifs "a .,li1 saai 'safi;y int4 our
Cltltepasn eyeY ara,lt ucs uaY u
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03
What an idol worshiping race we

What an idol worshiping race we
Americans are. Here is Andy John
son, than whom no more blatant dem,
igogue and time server ever existed,
coming in for his share of the ''gen-
tie obedience" of the mob. After
briefly bowling over a speech he made
in the Senate, that "did not come up
to expectation" some admirer nom
mates him for President. We SIM
ply ask, to what party Mr.. Johnson
proposes to allow tho use Of his valu-
able name, time and talents, in the
contest. Of 1876: From what we
think of the Democracy, No are led
to believe that parties make fsols Of
themselves but once, and Greeley sat.
isEed them that ''real Gods" were in
their own ranks, all outside men, but
weak limitations. >.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

! II II
Can we hope that we will he allow.
ed short respite Of peace; an era
Of prosperity to our harassed citi.
zeps BY tho adjustment; We sincere
" hope 50, but that hope has been so
eften INDUCED 10 by Us that We fear
to lie sanguine. -
when once the handspring, hope, II
fall'n into ~
Disorder, no wonder if the lesser wheels
Desire and joy-stand still.' 4
To effect my thing then, We have
80 many doubts that We must over.
come that the task seems 4erculean /;
we must give this matter a trial, and
to succeed even in checking. tho a.
erosion Of our enemies, it will re-
quiro tho united efforts of all our
goodtpeopls. That we have thereto-
fore been too lax--have allowed events
to take their course without attempt
ing to shape them, is too Well known.
Letps now endesvor to give some
heed to tho acts iof our lawmakers,
and as We are il, a position to thwart
if not force them-we can put q dead
lock to their bad conduct in tho fu.
ture. The adjustment has done thi,
much for rs at least. zai 81 2
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

= Tho Wheeler Compromise did not
include an adjustment ef tho paroehi.
al difficulties a. for parish officers.
With NC the, case is bad-we have
been robbed and the robbers we're
made to resign, they have been again
returned elected and our course is
plain: Gov. Kellogg in this adjust
ment Is, not to be. guided BY tho re-
turning board, for it's. acts have been
declared fraudulent by eompsteltau-
,tthority; and . If be desires to he as
sisted in making his government
bearable even, he must consult the
wishes Of tho i respectable people of
tie State. '9*i''l s..fi o. ai'3) -
I We have done WITH such !, officials as
We know to, he, iguorant. and, corrupt,
and in future iptend To- SEQ. that they
do not rule over 10. Make a note 81
this, and we opine twin save trou-
Die aud secure peace. We have no
objection to'the appointment of COM
peteHt and honest Republicans to Of.
flee, and have said se all along, but
this thing Of Blunt's dispensing the
official patronage to his, 1riesds, is
simply outrageous; and oar citizens
Do not intend to submit to'it. 'a9i
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

In the Hand of Science all things
become valuable by adaptmext, and
-salutary by their application. Thus,
pr. J. WALKER has obtained from
certain vegetable products Of Califor-
MIA, that have been trampled upon
for centuries by the ignorant, the in
valuable curative known a. the Cat
ifornia Vinegar Bitters, . medicine
which 10 exciting the wonder of tho
community BY its beneficial opera.
ton. in the worst cases Of Rheumatism
Pulmonary Disease, General Debility,
Congestion Of tho Liver, Constipation,
scrofdla, and Malarious Feyers.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

We note, the \. ri'eet'' rn,, Of several
merchants from New Orleans, with
fine stocks Of merchandise. Trade
we are panied to say is very dull,
nothing in fact doing worthy the
name. Roads are now in good
condition to the interior but the
remnant Of cotton ftemainiin still
on hand with our farmers will not
be brought to market until plant
ing is completed. ..1-.yeq
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

THE DIAMOND Corrox PLANTER,
CHOPPER AND CULrlvAroR; WITH
Corn PLANTER ArTACHMENT.-Wo
COLL attention to the advertisement Of
this wonderful labor saver. We are
informed that it il guaranteed by
responsible parties and that the price
will be refunded if it fails to give
satisfaction. It was extensively and
successfally introduced last season.
Send for circulars.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

West, in = celloquy with Mr.. Sauls.
bury on the Louisiana case, said that
no attached no Importance to Judge
Dibble's opinion as to the legality Of
tho Kellogg, government, as ''the
Judge was accustomed to political
somersaults, and had jumped on a
horse which he thought was likely to
win" In commenting upon this tue
Picayune gives the following bit Of
history toprove how experts a somsr-
sault the fellow West is himself:
Perhaps the political history of the
country does not show . more re-
markable achievement in the way of
backward somersault than Vests
achievement in 1872. He loft New
Orleans a jealous fusionist. he sup
ported the McEnsry ticket. He rode
the good steed Greeley for several
months. One day tho Pennsylvania
election took place. West had re-
turned to New Orleans. The day
after the election 10 was found to
have turned q double back-action
somersault into the Kellogg ring. He
had vaulted away from Greeley, and
careered for tho rest Of the canvas on
the horse which he Jaw was going to
win. Fer lively saltation that beats
anything Oh record. 'l...l
West gave example to all the small
fry Of tho Radical party. Tho dele
gates who attended tho Cincinnati
Greeley Convention from the parish,
Boullt Myers, Blunt, &C., all voted
and worked for Grant.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

The steal Of the large amount of
the contingent appropriation, BY the
Sheridan concern, is an evidence Of
the rsform(') tho Republicans intend
giving Louisiana. We have read
the legislative proceedings carefully,
and We defy any ono to point to the
repeal or enactment Of any law that
benefited the State in tho least. On
the contrary, they enacted over tho
veto Of tho Governor, the infamous
Election Bill Of last session, aud the
balance Of their ims, was taken up in
seating. members and playing states
men, for which they demand great
nav. ...r,,.-. .l,.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

We desire to state to certain par.
ties for Information, that the Niadica-
tor has had its say in relation Of the
thieves, both great and small, Of
Natohitoches and elsewhere, and ws
flatter ourselves ne have talked
out" plainly: No good is done by
telling men time and again what you
think Of them, when they know it
already, and We propose to let what
We have said work awhile. +
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

The following from the Minden
Democrat, We commend to the con.
sideration Of our farmers. The cry
has been ''short corn crops" year af,
ter year, asd the small price Of cot
ton il proof positive of too large .
crop of that staple.
PLANT LESS CorroN.-Since the
war our farmers have made cotton
their principal production, few only
planting even corn enough to last
them half the year. Cotton has
brought good prices, but our people
have been getting poorer and poorer
every year. And it 10 easily account
ed for. They have bought every.
thing at ruinous prices, corn, meat,
-four, oil of which they should have
raised on their own farms. The rem
edy is, plant less cotton and more
corn and other small grain and pay
moro attention to raising stock of all
kinds.
We append the following extract
from q circular letter from VIM. NJ.
Lawton, agent Of the Direct Trade
Union Of tho Patrons Of Husbandry
of Georgia:
Make three million bales of cotton,
and 1promise that it will command
and aggregate more cash than a T.
$4,000 bale crop will. Manufacture
all Of it, if you can, and Of every
thing else-grow your own corn and
provisions, export yarns and cotton
fabrics, in the place of cotton bales
rely on your intelligence aud indus.
try.
II you do this, capital and the right
sort of population, with implement,
and machinery, will flow to you.
doors. Men skilled ia the arts and
sciences will discover that tho Al.
mighty has given to the Great South
the tairest and most healthful climate
for civilized man on earth.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

N. Paul, h.. been ml'p is. % 1.
Sheriff Of Rapides parish. live mis-
take not there are three persons who
hold claim t. that Office in said par
ish. Mr.. Paul il the one really enti-
tied to it, 40 be was elected upon tho
Peoples ticket, bat it ouly goestq
show what tenure . person has to Of
fee in Louisiana by reason Of . N ma
jority Of votes.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03
Telegraphic.
LOUISIANA,

New Orleans, March 29.-Judge
Woods, at noon to day, had not re.
ceived anything from Attorney Cen
eral Williams in the matter of the
District Judgship. He still adheres to
the opinion that lie has tho power to
select.
The commissions of United States
Commissioners G. T. Estlir aud II. N.
Frisby were revoked this morning
by order Of Judge Woods for extor-
ton in office.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

Goods in our city are cheap,
very cheap for cash, and to our
country friends who desire sup,
plies for which they have the
means to pay, that now is the
time to purchase. | 10
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The Grange is |apidly spread.
ing all over our parish. There is
much good in this: association Of
farmers and We are glad to note
that their members are every.
where increasing. @
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

F. All persons desirqus Of informa-
ton looking to the purchase < Or
lease Of lands in this parish, will
Do well to ID address the Editor Of
this paper who will impart all
necessary c' 90 information, with. great
pleasure. !; ~. ..',.:,' W.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

We are pleased to meet our friend
1T. Gallon, N. D., who has just re-
turned from, his finishing course in
tha Louisiana Medical School Of New
Orleans iriae-p3 .sa I'll. a qlg.sI il
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

E.tts session Of the Legislature
called for April l4th, and Speaker
Wilt calls together the Conservative
members fer caucus, earlier. Let,all
orr conservative nenbers bes,en
hand. III II .i.Ii8 =. ;stiiii 9lji- ne
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

Capt. Dick Sinnott and bis peer.
hs Bart AbleJarrived on time Tnss.
az morning, and onr people are truly
Glad to again meet the old war horse.
Thanks for kipd favors,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

Col. W. N. Lev, had . tde mule
stolen from bic stable on the "smitA,"
plantation last week by one of,khe
grsst an WISHED! Parties are oinsbot
pursuit Of the thief and VIZ hops Ks
may be captared, ~; - =
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03
BEIEF
BEIEF
In the matter of the election of the
Judge and District Attorney
70. Of the Seventeenth Judi
f1 "a. cial District. .'s,.

: The Legislature, by act approved
on the 25th Of February, 1874, emit
tied, "An Act fixing the limits of the
Seventeenth Judicial :. District, and
providing for the time Of holding tho
Courts in said District, and tho time
for which the Judge and District At.
torney shall hold their offices )" crea.
ted . hew judicial District, compo-
sed of tho parishes of Natchitoches,
DeSoto, Red River and Sabine.
The let Section Of this Act, declares
what parishes shall constitute the
Seventeenth Judicial District, and
prescribes tho time for holding tho
courts in the several parishes compo.
sing it.
The I'd Section provides, "That tho
term Of service Of tho Judge and
District Attorney, Who shall be an
pointed by the Governor, BY and
with the advice and. consent Of tho
Senate, shall expire at the time Of tho
next general election in November,
1871, when tho Governor shall order
an election to fll said Offices Of Judge
and District Attorney, - provided BY
Law, to Oil other Offices TO bo filed by
election at said general slection.n
On ths q day Of November, 1874,
tho time referred 70 In tho Statute,
there soos % election held for these
Offices in al the parishes Of the Dis
trict, IN parsassoe of tho provisions
Of tho Act. This election thus held,
resulted in very largo plurality of
the. votes Of the District. being cast
in favor Of William H. Jack, for tho
o6eslof J4dge,c snd N. J. Cunning
ham for the office of District Attor
nsy, who were ssverally candidates
for these, Offices, without opposition.
/, Tho votes cast for them at tho cleo.
tiea were duly counted, compiled and
fertifed to BY tho proper local officers
throughout the several parishes, and
the returns thereof, were forwarded
at the same time and in tho hai,,o
manner ~ those for. the other officers
elected at that time. The State Re-
turning Board in their canvass of the
general returns of the election, like.
wise canvassed, counted and compiled
the veto for these Offices, and about
tho 18th day Of December last, xxan-
inotssly signed . oeriaeate' Of eloc-
ton in favor Of these officers, and
sent the'same to tho Office: Of the Ex-
ti6cate ahy tho Governor, it was
found that tho words "duly and L.
gally" ~ they appear 10, tho phrase,
"daly and legally elected" 10 the
printed formula, had been erased.
On this account, according to his own
statement, made immediately there
after, he returned it to tho Board,
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Extra Session Of the Legislature, tc
assemble on the ]4th INST. Ten days
is the length OF time indicated for
which the session shall continue, and
tho following are specified to take
precedence Of all other business.
i. Joint resolution in relation to
tho adjustment Of the political diff
culties heretofore existing n this
State. '' '"
Cd. Revenues Of the State and the
mode Ct collecting and disbursing the
same. ...r.-r nj - ,;tf' r.
Sd. Amendments to the funding Law
with respect to tho number Of mem
bers composing tho Funding Board,
and with respect to tho manner Of
preventing the funding Of illegal
Obligations Of tho State.
4th. Revenues, financial condition
and government Of tho city Of New
Orleans. '2ar!Far i. 10
5th. Relief of the Commerce of
New Orleans from excessive Port
charges, &c. ..
9Th. To consider tho incorporation
Of the Board of Trade Of New Or
leans. 80
These acts are to take, precedence it
seems Of all Others that may be intro
duced, but there are many laws on
the Statute books, which, unless re-
pealed, OF modified, will be the con-
tiuued cause Of political trouble in
the State. Mr.. Wheeler states: We
learn from reliable authority, that it
would be we'll to con6ne legislation
to the consideration Of tue following
subjects: sat '.'I3 81.
Public Printing, the City Charter,
tho Funding Act, Public Education,
the Revenue Bill. SO,
These must be attended to, and in
connection with them, others more
dangerous and disgraceful. Such as
the Militia and Metropolitan, the. Cit;
Park tax and the Election and Regis
tration laws. These are Of greater
importance to tho people at large
than any, and unless they are repeal
ed We will consider that no Republi-
can in Louisiana desires reform at
all, for it is in the power ofsuch as do,
to assist in the repeal Of bad and
grinding acts and the re-spactment Of
sanitary laws.
We hope good will speedily come
to the impoverished people of Lou
lSla00. |. t,'n 80
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Notice TO- Contributors.

, No communications will be published
unless accompanied hy the authors real
name. But one side Of the sheet to lie
written upon whom sont to ms for ;nser7
tion. ~ - y ~ "
Articles TO be short and to tho point,
10 have attention. :t, $3.50
These are our rules and they m:st lie
strictly adhered to. 1850 -. as, .of
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

Capt. John Mitchell and Clerk
b Bbi q the Seminole mi ]. haze ~
both been placed under bonds to
appear before the u. 8. District
coodfftt, fof refusing ''Civil Rights,
fnnnogroes on that boat. sf. q |
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

I'VE understand that William
Roullt sweet William, has been.
appointed Pest Master Of this city,
Grant is still providing for lis outs ,'llt
Anices appointment this, for the
ost Master General to be guilty!
Of 80, SIS. s. ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

p 80 F|j-f{i '!rltJu .litf -
In to::day's issue ,wsl, publish the
Brief efi Hon. w C LsJack IN, tho mat,
tor of the judgesl,ip Of the l7th Ju.
judicial District jiset|,,iti i i! sd.ssa a Of
reason, force and law, and . calm
consideration Of it will convince any
right thinkins man II the soundn.s.
Of tie ,.tsaaass, asrhiss , matter 'ttst. "
are AL inters.tsd In, and y. know eur
people will BE- pleased TO llearh that
Mr. Ja6k rintehdse To viidnate. their
right. II their ehs'ica III The Judge Of
II. 18th District, to thh.es bitter sqd..
-, :.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-03

The Senate rejected Pardee, nomi-
sated ~ Judge of the U. s.. District
Court Of Louisiana, in place Of Du.
IN, resigned. r !. 80. =.