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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11
Remembs; the Future.

There are peraons who are either
from self interest (aud that MOSTLY
or, from an insane idea that it is better
to keep peace at h@l hazards, that are
to be seen daily in communication,
sometimes on business most times
in friendly way, with men on the
public streets Of our city, who, stand
to-day tho pro'sonnced enemies Of
every principle Of honesty and liberty;
who a,e the exc'tsists of the plumber
ers If our people, and the main &c.
tors in the Wholesale arrest Of our
citizens last October. Why they do
SO is a question: Of their own taste
and pleasure. ana we have nothing to
say against it on that score; but,
some Of these persons claim to he
public men; men representing the
white people of this parish. Should
they not remember that there ia an
election in 1876, and at that election
and during the canvass prerions to II,
there will be demand from the peo.
pie for q showing of hands," re-
peating of the parable Of the talents.
An examination, Of what has been
done BY those public men to demand
ut the hands oftAeir masters, the PEG.
pie, their approval. We fear that
many, very many, will I've in tic con-
dition of the servant to whom was
given the one piece which he buried;
found sadly wanting, at least in con
sistancy; a consistency ofdenouncing
men as thieves and liars, and then as
sociating with these same men rs boon
friends. Come NOW "lcading men,"
do not forget ;the "beam and the
mote"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11
What a Modal Louisiana Farm
NAV Furnish.

Reef, pork, mutton, veal, lard, but
ter, cheese, eggs, and all kinds Of
domestic fowls in abundance.
Corn, wheat, bnckwhcat, oats, rye,
barley, hay, millet, peas, beans, son
ghum, cotton, sugar, tobacco, rice,
broop' corn, pumpkins, sweet and
Irish potatoes, grasses of numerous
kinds, ramie, jute, fax, hops, pindars,
melons Of all kinds, kcrshawe, gourds,
bene- plant, indigo, arowroot, ginger,
etc.
Cabbages, turnips, okra, cucumbers,
onions, and al other garden vegeta-
bles that can be produced in the
Northern States.
All the fruits can he raised in the
northern part of Louisiana that can
be raised in the Northern States, ex-
cept, perhaps gooseberries, English
cherries, lamsons and currents, and
these have not been cultivated enough
to know to what extent they can I've
acclimated in Louisiana. In the
southern part of the State the orange,
banana, lemon, lime, citron, fig, slIad.
dock, tea plant, olive, almond, Chi
ncse ounce, and some other fruits
can be raised that cannot be produced
in the North at all.
A model farmer in Louisiana may
have an abundance of the raw mate.
RAILS named above, and should make
his years supply of grape and black
berry wine, aud other kinds of wine !;
also cider, mary kinds Of preserves
and jelIies, and syrups of different
flavors, all made Of home produced
fruits and sugar; also honey Of ex-
cellent quality, and plenty of deli.
cious butter the year round he should
have home made, home dried and
home canned fruits of various kinds
in abundance the year round, and
home made peach and apple brandy,
and home made brandy fruit, (if dis
titled spirits are used on the place.
He should have wool and cotton to
send to Southern factories in exchange
for Southern made cotton goods. and
cloth. A model Louisiana farmer
should produce more of the comforts
and Injuries of life than the best
farmer in any other State in the Union.
ID. DENNlr, in N. o. Picayune.
And we find hundreds Of men who
want to Ego to Texas" for what rea.
son we could never understand. We
have the natural advantage over any
southern State, why should any one
here desire to move Oft Our politi.
cal condition has greatly improved,
and we intend, firmly intend, to cure
all the past and present ills next
year. It should be our aim to call
back all hayward children of Lou
isiana, who, disguised and disheart-
ed with negro rule, left their homes
for other States. They will oil re.
turn, for We see hundreds of letters
that speak still of this being the
Eden.
To a working man Louisiana, any
part of it, presents a field unsurpass.
cd by any State IN the Union; un.
eqnalled, We might trutbfulIy say.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

We were plea ed to meet DR.. ]. H.
Cunningham, al old resident and es-
teemed citizen Of our parish formerly,
but now living in Austin, Texas.
The Doctor looks in fine health, and
his host Of friends will be pleased to
learn that he intends returning to his
old home permanently. We are
proud to know this, for lie is a valu-
able citizen W. all will be proud to
welcome.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11
School,.

Much interesVis being; manifested
among our leading citizcnb with rela.
ton to establishing a High School in
this city. We are proud ito note this
fact, as our children have, since 1869,
been suffered to grow up in idleness
and ignorance, and their education
demands our serions consideration.
Our people have been deprived of the
benefit Of public schools: since 1870,
now FIVE years, and it should be in
sisted upon, that there should he a
proper division made Of the monies
appropriated for school purposes of
this ward.
Our Commute last year failed to
get a sight Of the books If the School
Board, in consequence of the fight of
Myers, and we think that some power
should 10 invoked to bring about an
examination of the conduct of affairs
relating to the public school monies
during the past five years.
The white citizens have paid IS per
cent of the taxes, and thy demand, as
q ri0hf. at least one half the monies.
Let this be given to the High School
to educate such children as are in
INDECENT circumstances. Many citi.
zens are subscribing literally to the
fund to he raised, and we hear that
the prospects of success ore quite
flattering. T.
This situation presents rare advan.
tages in the way Of health, climate
ind society. We have buildings,
large and convenient, and nothing il
wanting to secure this much needed
school, except some little work on the
part Of all good citizens.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

We advise our Alexandria
friends to keep us posted with re-
gard to the railroad. Let us
know all about it friend Democrat,
80 that We may inform our people,
who are anxious to learn all these
things.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

Bras''ear City came near being the
scene Of a first class negro riot. We
fail to get full particulars: and save
a white washed report, We are com.
pletely in the dark as to the causes
and results.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

We learn that no defenite under
standing has been arrived at with
relation toan adjustment Of the police
Jury affair which was in contempla.
ton. Our opinion has not yet been
expressed, nor will it be, for this. mat
ter must remain to the good sense Of
the people to settle. -
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

The large anil constantly increasing
circulation Of tie Weekly vindicator,
renders it a Vi liable medium for adj
vertisers. Our paper is read largely
in Red River, DeSoto, Grant, Wiun,
Rapides, Vernon, Sabine and Natchi-
toches parishes, to say nothing of Sa-
bine and Sal; Augustin, counties,
Texas. ----n -
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

. The La, Telegraph Company has
made tho Merchants Union fine Of
fer for their completed line from this
point to Minden. So Manager Davis p
informs %, and 70 are Of tLe opinion
il should be accepted. ii
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

That sterling ladies magazine,
Peterson's Monthly, is now on our
table. All should subscribe to
this really noble ladies' friend.
Price on 50 a year.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

The amount of fine fruit that WAS
lost in this parish this year from a
want Of transportation and market,
can hardly be calculated, and what
an income could be enjoyed, did we
but possess the way to get them North
earlv. .
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

The Police Jury Of this parish have
voted an ordinance, to be submitted
to the people, subscribing to the
stock of the New Orleans Pacific rail.
road, one hundred thousand dollars.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

Crop reports from the country
are not at all favorable. Rain,
drought, and the want of each
have tended to render the farmer
less happy.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

There has been q lull in the rail-
road excitement, but the hest is still
latent. We hear Of no opposition to
the proposed tax to take stock to the
extent of Sl5OQ 400, by the parish.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

: No caterpillars yet nor any sign Of
them, and We believe that this great
pest has entirely disappeared from
this country. Paris green, no doubt,
did good work for the past two years.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

Antoine is doing some tall appoint
Ing since Kellogg left, aud if that Gov
ernor don't return soon, he will find
all his friends t'0ut" when he comes.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

( Our friends in Caddo are pushing
up matters in relation to the early
completion of the South. western rail-
road, to Mansfield. f"g.y
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

Bee raising iA being largely entered
into by many Of our enterprising
town folks, as yell as numerous farm
crs in the country. In fact we hear
that active Preparations are being
made by our lscople to live at home
in future.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

Don't forget that the Daily Vindi-
Gator is the place for our town Gro
GERS or Butchers and Vegetable deal
ers to advertise in. 1t gees homo to
the people every day.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

We have had . refreshing shower
which cooled of the atmosphere nice
II. IN fact, We are cooler than for a
long time.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11
Trains continue daily and are injur.
itg our cotton crops seriously.

The railroad route from Alex
a,N1rks to the mouth, of Cane nv
er'is ready for the contractor and
bis hands. We understand that
the work is going bravely on.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

Old reliable Dick Sinnott, was on
hand with the Durfee on Tuesday, as
usual.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

Orr telcgraphic dispatches contain
full accounts Of the Clinton, Miss.,.
riot rs obtained from the Vicksburg
Herald. The alarming extent to
which these riots are being carried on
in various parts Of the South de-
misnd serious attention and the causes
FIR them should he looked into close.
y.
tHhere is some power behind all
this, which will endeavor to drive the
white people of the South to COM
nit some act upon which the bowling
dcmagogue of the North may grind
outa grist Of outrages and bloody
shirt stories. We cannot forbear al
ways and it must not be expected
that we should. y
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

The aznoant Of stock taken by pri.
va.e sindividoals In this parish has
reached sc5,OOo, to the NO. Pacific
Railroad. Very good tor our poor
people. .Nsf ..sl Fl
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

A young man in Waterville has
found q lady's gold neck chain, and
advertises for tho owner to come and
be clasped around the neck.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

We understand that Myers hal
withdrawn from the contest in bis
case vs.. G. Chaplin, Esq.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

Tue Mansfield Reporter is asked to
keep "its shirt on with regard to the
settlement Of the District judgcship.
Many prisoners are in our Jail but
We would rather pay the expenses
for their feeding than exchange G.
Chaplin for the thief Myers. Earth.
ermore Myers has resigned and De-
Soto will have judge who will do
bis duty impartially in the future.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

Tie Winnebago howl has re-
suited in one duel. ) Maj. Edwards
81 the St. Louis Times and Col.
Foster Of the Evening Journal,
exchanged shots on the 9th inst,
on account Of On article in the
Journal casting structures on the
EDITOR Of the TIses, who denounc'
ed the Winnebago people for their
insult to Mr.. Davis.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

Tie following is the gist Of the
resolution rs passed by the Police
Jury on Tuesday last:
The amount of stock taken is
one hundred thousand dollars,
payable in ten years; bonds to be
issued for the amount, bearing in
terest at the rate offour per cent
I,er annum. This is much less
than we anticipated, bnt at the
sane time We are satisfied our
members acted for the best.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

w 0OssuukVAu9S ~ OsS OSKVs
Gov. Ames, jackson, Mississippi.
The President submitted your d.
patch Of yesterday asking If the PROF.
anation of last December IL still 4
force to the Attorney General VII
decides Is not III force. l am direct
ell to notify you Of bis decision.
(Signed) LEWIS P. LUCKI, See!.
Washington, Sept. 8.-Ths follow
ing telegram was received ct tho e.
ecutive msusion this evening. and
immediately forwarded 70 tho PFeai'
dent at Long Branch, BY NJ. LseI'
bis private Secretary.
jackson, Miss., Sept $50 7.
MO President U. s. Grant, wan
ton.
Domestic violence prevails IN ~
Gus parts of this State, beyond ~
power of tho State authorities to saP'
press, and tho Legislature cannot %
convened in time to meet tho enea.
gency. l therefore in accordance MN
Sec. 4, Article 1, Of tho Cousdtst,es
Of the United States, which proves
that the United States shall gusfsn'
tee to every State in THE Union . ~
publican form Of government, :ae
shalt protect each Of them ags'oR
invasion. and on application Of quo
Legislature or of the Executive, wee.
tho Legislature cannot 10 conve.e:a
against domestic violence, make tnls
my application for such, aud non
tho Federal Government - nay y
! necessary to restore peaoe to tbeSe"
and project its citisens.
(Sigusd; Ann, Govs'sse'
Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 0.-The unl.sa
States District Court has been 10 -
sion three days, aud during that aee
90 have been convicted and septeo'
! ced for violation al tho Internal KEW
nuo laws. <'. =.
Augusta. Ga, Sept. s.-A di'pa'e'
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

VUC Nv Nl1uVVUe uO0S u0sVS w 0esSsss
day, a white man pulled ont bottle
of whiskey, . negro said to him it
was understood there was to be no
drinking on the grounds, some words
passed aud the white man insisted on
taking the drink, when the negro
dashed the whiskey ont Of his hands.
Both, whites and blacks, attracted By
the quarrel, rushed up, and in an in
slant pistols were drawn and firing
began, this occurred some distance
from the Speakers stand, tho Negroes
scattered like sheep aud ran pell nell,
leaving barbecned meats, horses and
vehicles behind them. About three
hundred shots were fired; three
whites killed and two MORALLY
wounded, and several Others w"und-
ed slightly, ten or twelve negroes
were killed and az many moro wound.
ell, several Of whom will die. Mucl,
excitement prevailed in this aud
neighloriog towns yesterday and TO-
day, but everything 10 now quiet
two of the white men who were
killed were horribly mutilated, thei,
heads were beaten to atoms with fence
rails, this ssvageness greatly enfsged
the whites, and several negroes who
were known to have engaged in il
were sl.ot by friends Of the dead
men.
Rutland, w., Sept. a-Fillou<
Wooden Mills ct Cavendish, wore en-
tirely consumed last night, tho build
ings are supposed 10 have been struck
by lightning. The mills were ipsured
for 10000.
St. Louis, Sept. 6.-Msjor John n
Edwsrls, one Of tho editors Of the
St. Louis Times, and Col. Emery
Foster, editor of the Evening Journal
left here last night for Winnebsgt
county, to fight . duel. Major Ed
wards was accompanied BY Col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

Po'atmS Peach
Ployyp. in bulk,
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW YORK June 10 IEryEs There were no receipts TO
pat that the Traffic in beef cattle We, m
soai,on 10 good With some Of best .oli al 12e.
sniEr ASp LANES ,eeipis We're :, cars or 2ss ne f
pens from arrivals The maud va" YER laIate
,cc ig and 81 W. .' ior .' r T lambs
Iadi Bnc ,ingam sold 2il Kentucky Spring lambs SO b
sSSe s. h. At T. Is DO, 20 H. AID 8cG d. s. y. Al
&c d during tho week. 1924 sheep ami lambs to average
r Lth sold 200 clipped Ohio sheep 81 average al s. IS
on CO. sod "a Jersey Spring larobs 55aco h. at 10
George Oliver SO Jersey Spring lambs 60 d. at loalc
Ihos G. stryker sold 20 Jersey Spring lambs 45d55 10 at
W. Haynes sold 800 Jersey Spring lambs 02s's d. Al
kas Z ON soli 5Ol Kentucky Spring lambs. so "a ~ at
si1Tsa,c rs % Jersey do, 70 ID, at II ANA OF PAila
a., Wcrt sod 81 clipped Ohio sheen s. average, &c.
Il ps S * nd f. s cp a%s y to- Sc D. q b. al sc
DO % d. Al 80 - 1" 40 90 % ~ d a. - ID At
5. 20 2 3d. 6 "a at 90" &C., ~ is faSsyaa as a
IS H. al &C Ia nentneky o. 81 b. az &C. and 10 Jesey
Keceias Mere II ears or 5000 hogs all for city
sl4ali fcTtoh i. MONO oAeo' alive Dressed hogs
10 nS .y ;T me E Eses s 0ay go % ss s
SAFE ~ ears for , sam tine last wesk an
moderately active; Quality OF the 3nflinss sSner ~ POOR
riv a" snn ao or pii@e cate ior the demand
Attendance Of Eastern purchasers was tar Prices on good
snd ssia sns frll is o. With light demand; 400 head
steers ranging from i077 u l2@2 D, al - SOS -
slill steers ranging from Oj 10 Lilo 10 ~ -
$50 70 300 head limos s.e"s rang hg from o, 70 w.
~ ~ 100 Cherokee htcos, Ia1EHs from f'p v Jp ID
al - 3720Sl 100 Indiana ranging from O'6 Ia
los %, al IS 80 50 %. .
SIrFi All Iiti-Receilts day, 100 hea making The
tOI supply week thus 90 heat, against 'lcc
Zine $50 week LIST year. y.
oaned active &c. of last week quotations; 700
Sheep disposed o: Tor te week thus tar
$500 or Brighton and 100 for local and city butchers bal
markets. sales fIon 81 u 81 and lO h. at
"a 1OG$J o. and - 80.
Receipts day, loo head. making TIE total supply
for the week TINS Far 400 head AGAINST 100 head io
The last weak $500 head same time last year
Market oleei slow Monday sales Tor l, day 900 hei 81
Workers ~ -'u = 30 heavy hogs ~ IOdf % Io"y
shade active demand ABOUT supplied az onet
diseased Workers 81 20 - 40 heavy h2ss %
81 60 selected Singers ng from 10 10 $50 No. al " 30
CHICAGO Juue l5-CATrE duh; receipts 300 head mar
nearly al lot extra steers sol Az 30 % :
s30s 80; bucherS - 75gSi 90 for Texans ana
- - . for mai, yes; shipments, ?. 90 head
HOCsL, dull receipts $4,000 head market weak ana
decline Of To-; sales common 10 eoi Al ~ 'Jd
s. 20 chiefly at ~ l0Gs1 -; shipments. GOO mead
SHELF unchanged aud enrely nominal rcce .s, 900 head
81 LOUIS. Mo, June l5-lIOOs-Iiye hTmer: sales ship
prr So 7O bacon grades, to 7jdso % butchers ~
CArrIE slow sales OF COOL native, s. $50 so
medium ia ~ 7Jar5 90 good through texans ~ 400
"a IS 5O0s4 common 10 medun - ~ 4s5 b.
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nnMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. June l5.-coton firm; Middlng l5al5i,c.
Flour steafy and unchanged. Wheat rn; Pcnnsyi ANA
Red 81 slas 80 Other grades nneh,nget Corr streas
Mixed. SIC. oats dull .oulhern, $50 10; western
White 6SQ69c.; Western Mixed, u7c Rye du, unchanged
ay UNCHANGED. Provisions far Obbilg demand, nothing
dong m round lots rorE SO ~, B.lk M'ats di f;
Lard dun nominal Butter low aif dem western TX
tras, &c; do. IIrsts - 42O. Petroleum nonnaDy
unchanged Co1.e unchanged Whisky qlct but nrn.
Small AZ al 20
roy, June l5-Four-Denand quite m1ierlie = sales
2Jd$i 30 for Western Slperine 81 1915 = for
Common Extras sJ031 - for Wisconsin aud Minnesota Ex
5000 70 for White Wif, OaiO Indiana, and Micu
gan SGGs7 rs for Illinois and 81 25dSS for 81 LOUIS.
Southern Flour da nominal COrnlcl Extras AMI Choice
Family - 1898; Fancy Minnesota ~ % ~ G n qei
At IS 5s for Mixed and yellow Oaie dali a. 7eiee tor
and White Rye, 81 IL. shorts, Pine Feed and did
dngs so 90 t25. RsceiptsF.oar, 800 bhis Corr,
1920 bush. Wheat 30 bush Oats. IT, 100 bush Shorts
41cO basf Barley, $50 bush. -
CNcysafl, Jane l51riogr hrmeri Family - 3o1sj 10
7la3c Oats dull and declinnyat Gia6lc ye quiet and
steady AZ ~ O5dfl H. Barley nominal Butter easier
Choice Western Reserve 2eo2$c Choice Central Ohio $50
Sisim 3kc Kettle 1850 Riik Meats easier Shoulders
ssc spot; she buyer June; Gear Rib sidcs llLc spot
II NC buyer June Clear sIes III zdllss Bacon dun and
unchanged whissy active and frner 81 81 Is Live hogs