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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-27

In tho following tho New Orleans
Delta hits the nail squarely on the
head, "the white people claim owner
ship, aud we do not, with all due
regard for constitutional amendments,
born Ut fraud, intend to yield without
a fair struggle the goverumen Of Lon.
isiana to negroes, csrpet-baggers and
scalawags. The Republican can make
what It can ont Of this honest de-
cisration. It can be blind to Grants
deficiencies and vices; it may with
'blated breath" cay "your e1cellency"
to the negro AntOine, al xeaxseam /; It
may vhitewssh Clinton, take shade
from tue color of Piuchback, weep
occeans 1t brine over the defanct
Gen. Barber, eulogise Hawkins,
defy Dibble, sweetly praise Soner,
and, in fact, panegorise every Rad
ical scamp who has been vomited on
our shore from other States, bnt il
will fail to secure any respect for law'
a. created BY moneyed Legislatures
approved by usurping Governors, ani
enforced by corrupt judges"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-27
The Next Speakership.
Washington Special to the Loaisville Courier
journal.

Washington Special to the Louisville Courier.
journal.
A very fierce and interruptions war
upon the Hon. Sam Randall, in con-
nsction with hespeakersl'ip, has been
commenced here. and Is prosecuted by
Republican correspondents and others
with great activity, The relations
of the different Democratic candidates
are personally friendly, and none Of
the rival aspirants for the speaker
ship have prompted or approved this
onslaught. Mr.. Randall's friends 10
this city assert that Mr.. Jay Gould
has organized THE raid, and that his
hostility can readily be accounted for.
One Of these charges is that Mr.. Ran.
dali would shape the committees in
the interest of 3 protective tariff.
It may be stated positively that ma
matter who is elecSed Speaker of the
next House, whether Kerr, Randall Of
any other Democrat, the committees
will be organized according to thu
known sense Of tho House, and will
contain consequently . decided ma
jority favorable to ! revenue tariff re-
form, and also that the proper com
mittees will rigidly investigate tn
misdeeds aud corrnptions Of the gov
erDment 10 all itsidepartments. Their
is not one of tho candidates promi
nently named for the speakership VIII
would not carry out this policy il
good faith.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-27
Not to be Deceived.
New York Tribune.

He wasn't to Ike fooled. He came
aboard the train at small station
south Of Wilmington, Del, and he
had two little boys with him. The
sandwich fiend came hustling through
the car, bowling. Sandwiches !"
He seized the peddlar by the arm as
lie passed, and said: elbow much he
tLey'" "Ten cents apiece" said the
bloated clipper with the has.
ket. "Gimme three" The three
were handed out. A little doubtful
about the squareness Of the trade the
traveller gently uncovered one Of them
before completing the purchase. Sep.
arating the two slices of bread lie
carefully looked within. A single
glance suf1iced. There was q mixture
s Sc T%4%e t he t p;Svsso 4:
aud said !: "a little bit a. ham and
come bread! Look lyar! You can't
play no Yankee trick on me! I'm
from the country, but I know enough
to know that amt no sandwich. A
sandwich is q FISH," And he wouldn't
take them.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-27

n 80 y IL 'l.4 49, !. i So. i
THE PRESIDENTS BROTHER AND
PRIVATE SECRETARY INDICTED. = A
special dispatch to the Cincinnati En-.
quirer, from St. Louis says the an
nouncement that the United States
Grand Jury have found an indictment
against U. s. District Attorneys Pat
rick aud Krum, ex- United States Mar
shall G. A. Newco,Db, Orville Grant,
brother Of the President, Gen. Bah
cock; the President private secretary
and others. The indictment charged
them with conspiracy with the st.
Louis aistilleries to defraud the gov
ernment ont of taxes on,ani. immensd
amount Of 6, ooked whisky, The in
dictments grow ont Of the grand jury
Indictment Of james NJ. Fitsray, late
deputy U. 8. COLLECTOR. Fitsray Wa
indicted By. the. preyious grand jury
and lately pleaded guilty to the
charges against him. He 10 said ia
haVet, bc0nl the treasurer Of the st
Louis whiskJ ring, tho most gigantic
combination ever made TO beat the
government. e
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-27

The great argument use by, the
carpet baggers among the negroes to
secure and retain the colored vote
has been the constantly reiterated
assertion that if the Democrats should
come into power again slavery would
at once be re.establised. This led
many colored men who babitually con.
suited their old masters for advice 10
ordinary affairs, to rank themselves
in solid array against, the whites
whenever it came to voting. The
negroes are learning better now, as
was shown in Mississippi the other
day. With equal disregard Of truth
and probability, the Grant organs are
endeavoring to induce Northern
voter to believe that the overthrow of
the present corrupt Administration
would give the Government entirely
into the hands of unreconstructed re-
bells, who would Immediately pro.
coed to pass laws pensioning Con.
federate soldiers, and providing fol
the payment to former Shareholders
Of the money value of the slaves
feed by the act Of emancipation or,
at the least, that they would insist
upon the Reputation of the debt con-
tracted in the prosecution of the civil
war. OF course, no person of com
mon sense in the North pays any at
tentUn to these absurdities but al
esteemed and exceedingly well.in'
formed correspondent 10 Louisian,
desires US to desires us to expose til,
falsity Of such charges, and We can
net do better than to quote bis owl
words in regard to them -
Now il any Of these allegations
were true, would not the most Ger
tain and subtitle means for. eecuriD,
such revenge lie afforded by the in
fation scheme just scorched in Chic
which every sensible, lnaa know
would eventpate inf il does no
directly ann at-ultimate, repudia
ton. Tie South on the foregoin,
hypothesis should have thrown up it
bat wildly for William Allen where
~, on the contrary, it Is the fact thu
this entire section is q unit now, on
will be, I believe, at the Democrat
convention Of 1876, against imitation
Gen. Gordon is the only 6outher
man l know Of, having any influence
| Who ia in favor of the Ohio platform
| The Charleston Ne,us aud Cou,isr 20
have always fully understood ard n
tied at it's full value" a3
1--WE commend this extract from on
correspondents note to tho c1nsid.
ration oflall ADVOCATES Of rag none!
and beg them TO ponder it, as 1t .,
presses the views Of the vast msjol
|ity of influential democrats tle me
who lead in popular opinioD-thlOugl
ont the South. Those who suppo
that the irredeemable currency pr,
|ject finds favor with any large pr
portion Of the intelligent glasses
the Southern States, labor under
great mistake. They tried the 9
pertinent during the late war, a,
the results can be bought to-day I
about two cents q husl,el-N. 7. 81
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-27

The North Carolina Convention
showed praiseworthy example Of
retrenchment 10 curtailing it's own
expenses. Instead of costing from
$SN.W to $780, 600, az predicted BY
the Republicans who were anxions to
maintain the carpet.bag Constitution,
it cost only 93I 600, an amount which
will be more than saved in one year
by tile reduction in the pay Of mem
bers Of the legislature, aud By limit.
ing the length Of the session.. Among
other reforms is the repeal Of the sec.
ton ia the Constitution which the
Holden gang had used to gerrymand-
er the Senatorial and representative
districts. Judges of the Supreme
Conrts are to he elected 90 q general
ticket, and may be removed by the
Legislature for mental OF physical
disability. Separate schools are pro.
vide1 for but, there is to lie no dis
elimination az to race in sclIool fscili J..
ties. Perhaps the most important
section is that which requires twelve
months residence in the state, and
ninety days in the country az quail.
i6cation for voting, and eIcludes men
who have been convicted of crime
from the suffrage. All the negro del
egates considered this section q direct
blow at their race, and violently op.
posed it. Bnt it was passed after
two days. discussion. Should the con.
stitution be ratified by the people,
and there is every prospect that il
will be, Grantis,n willjbe summarily
crushed in North Carolina.-N y
sun. r1
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m MAIIs9.
ARRYvALs AND. DEPARTURES.

new ORLEANS, Red River Landing,
Simmsport, Moreauville, Cotton
y Point, Evergreen, Cheneyville Kamo-
III ME, Wildwood, Alexandria, Cotile
s, and Cloutierville, Arrive and do
part Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at A. n. .'f''.*@
SHREvEPORT, Spring Ridge, Keachie,
30 Mansfield, Sunny South, Pleasant
IA Hill and Marthaville. Arrive Tues
7, day, Thurday and Saturday. Depart
Monday, Wednesday and Friday; at
ijsT6A. N.
SAN AUGUSTINE, Milan, Sabinetown,
Pendlston, Many, and Fort Jessup.
40 Arrive Tuesday and Saturday. De-
part Monday and Thursday, at 7 A.
MINDEN, Buckhorn, Ringgold, Iver-
son, Coushstta and Csmpte. Arrive
Tvesday and Fridsy. Depart We'd
uesdsy and Saturday at 6. A. N.
WINFIELD, Atlanta, Montgomery, and
e. Maurice Arrive Wednesday and
saturday. Depart Monday and Thurs
IL atsA. \.
MI Is tr ste IN 's@fnd
AL NAILS CLOSE Ar'6 4. II. lios,l
Office Hours-from 8 /. ". to : ?. X.
and from Pm tO7PM. ays. aai IaoI.
J.F. DEvARaAs, Post Master.
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A Miscegenating Pair Of EN-
beZZlers. + -,45 ~
From the Pensacola Gasette.

The late postmaster in our neigh.
boring community Of Warrington, one
Luther Mennig, q Pennsylvaniap and
the son Of a Baptist preacher Of that
State, il now il prison in Penbacols.
He il . mas If culture sod good psrts,
but he married, In due legal and
binding form, /, 8 negro woman ~
black Us charcoal, and not young,
aud che got q very bad husband, and
they have duty domiciled ~ man and
wife and have q number Of children.
The affairs of the Warrington PEN
sacola) navy-yard post-omce have
been for some time in q tangled con.
dition, and as funds to tho amount Of
~ COO were not accounted for, the
Post.oface department sent oat Spe-
cial Agent Thomas B. Long to inves-
tigate. He interviewed Mennig aud
recovered some Of tue inissing money
So, $40 Of which was hid away IN
old shoes, cigar boxes, among old
tiles of papers, otc. But tho account
against the Office showed specifically
that there was 3 proved defalcation oi
$4,000 SO tower and above" the
amount Of $500 recovered, and On.
der atfidavits to this effect . warrant
was issued by U. s. Commissions!
NJ. p. dc Rioboo, and Monuig and
/ H. s>tAml
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faf ~ For the indicator.
TO THE AULD WIFE.
BY','w: c.,,J.

Il1ed yewllen tho bud q youth,
Unfaulded in blossom, s"
When first l told tho burning truth,
That glcwel within my bosom. :,
WI maiden smile and pearly tear, Il"
Yer virgin faith was plighted, arr
And a my trusting heart held dear,
Was by that pledge requited.
In heart and mien,-in a thor vert,
In ilka grace and feature,
Ye still are to my throbbing heart,
As Mays sweet flowers to nature.
Without thyser-life's pleasures a,
Wad never nl.ir be cheerie, ."'l
For aye fiom thee-when far awa,
The LIGHT itself is dreari.
Life's every woe-it's every IN,
I wad mysel to hear it, ~
But q it's Joy, and a It's veal,
I wad VII you to share it.
The cares O, life, the snavs o years,
He ma made auld age drearie, ~ n
Weknow beyont this wall O. teas,
There's rest for a'the wsarie.
u t,fauy iai4 3Hn -, =imsaa
The fl mann bringithe yellow leaf, 7
That SINNERS suns haewasted, ,9'i
And winters storms, how! dirge O death,
DER natures. beauties blasted. a.,
But Spring will come wi smiles ere long,
WI sunshine and wi shower,
And wake the warbling BRIDES song,
And ope the budding flower.
Yet IA nor winters blightin' waste,
Nor SINNERS withenn' powers,
Haze been our lot-our life hs' passed,
One ceaseless May Of flowers.
When thro' the cares and tolls o life,
We bath haze lived and striven,
Still then, my darlin' couthie wife,
Well yet love on in heaven.
There we'll ma fear that onie i'll,
Our faithful hearts can sever,
Ayont the grave, and deaths canld chill
| Well live aud love forever.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-27

I Sam Barl's paper in Montgomery,
Alabama, said that. nothing but the
Omnipotept hand Of God can prevent
tliei election Of General Grant b third
timer Tke.last number IT HE paper
had eight columns Of government
'sads.n Thrift seems to follow fawn-
Ing.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-27

tits estimated that In 90 years
more America will be without fuel.
"A COED many ofus will be dead BY
that time, and will have no cause to
complain Of lack Of heat. - Detroit
Flee Press.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-27
New Bedford is said to have but
one whaler left-s schoolmaster.

Nothing goes entilely to waste in
this world, Oar latest Kansas dis
patches intimate that the look agents
win go To eating grasshoppers ID the
pring.-Roue Sent.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-27

An Indian man picked up.a wild
cat in bic barn IN place Of an Afghan.
He detected tho difference in the MIL
lioneth part Of q second:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-27

The schoolmaster who sat down %
tho ,'busipess end" II : pin that had
been ipgenioasly 6xed on bis chair,
rose like : Phoenix.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-27
Frum tie South ,Jersevman.

of the oil over the places where the .
eruption appears, repeating the ap.
plication three or four times day.
Relief from the itching will Ike almost
immediate, and the cure certain and
speedy. Other cutaneous diseases.
he adds, such az ring worm, itch, and
the lighter type Of letter can lH' chr.
ed BY the same treatment, ana the
minutest drop Of kerosene will kill
bed bugs quicker than lightning.
Frpckles. -Freckles, says the Her.
aid Of Health, are not easily washed
ont Of those who have q ford com.
plcxion and are much in the sunshine,
but the following washes are not on
! " harmless, but very much the best
| Of anything We know:
Crate horse. rndish fine !; let it stand
= few hours in butterinilk, they strain
and use the wash night and morning.
Or squeeze the juico Of lemon in
to half = goblet Of water and nee IN
the same way.
Most Of the remedies for fteckles
are poisonous ami cannot be used
with safety. Freckles indicate de-
lfsctin digestion, and consist in de-
pos,ts of some carbonaceous or fatty
matter beneath the scarf skin. Tbk,
diet should be attended to, and shogkl
! be ~ nature that tho l'owele, and
| and kidneys will do their duty. Dni-
y bathing, with much friction. shonl.i,
not 10 neglected, andatAe Tarkisll
bath taken occasionally, # eoaven
lent. r f,s
Rottenstone, soft aoap, and oil #
turpentine, mixed to the consistency
If thick putty. with water. rub "yer!
], tic metal; then rub hriskly with q
, kdry, clean rag or leat''eI. \ beauti-
! full polish wi! I've ol,ta ed.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-11-27

= Ths most effective WY for = by to
learn q bee sees-by inst putting bis
finger into the hive,
, 1875-10-28

is defeated next 'tnest1ny It will not only wipe
nil tbs present corrupt county Hing. but It il
tnntamonnt 10 tho defeat Of tho city bum
n'era in their designs upon tho rity next year.
II the Deyil-Fisl, party ia defeated next Tues
slny, the Hanae power will rise up stronger thon
ever next April, upset tho whole geng in the
city.}fatl, md Rpoil nil tho planH they have
laid for pfnndcring tho city for years to COME.
All the good things they aro expecting 10 ell
JOY, all the little achemea of plumber they
have arranged. all their dreams Of spoi1s,
all their plots Of fraud and corr,,p.
tion, will be swopt away from them. lie ncc
not only aro Mr.. IlEstSu and tho Devil
FiHh candidates on tho comfy tickct alarmed,
but tho whole mob Of county md city officials
nlso, asnl they nrc making common cauao In
tho fight. If, therefore, tho Republicans
win tho fight next Tuesday, they will clean
ont Tho whole corrupt crowd. They will
secure the publication of county and city
politics II they gain tho preliminary battle,
md to this end they should bend nil their
energies. The prize il worth contending for,
and from this standpoint tho contest grows
80 momentous thai. every Republican in tho
city md county, every man who is in favor
OF politica! honesty md purity and good
government, al,ould givo his individual Ser
vices to tho great work.
, 1875-10-28

The Committee Of Merchants, consisting of
!iIeksrs EpALp1Na, KELLoua, WRIGHT, A.
a'A1cu, and uA1ss, hnyo issae,l n call, which
We print this morning, for a 1nass-mcesiny
to be held next Friday evening ut Farwcll
Hall, to protest against the action OF ills
desperate ling Of tho County Board in re.
fuHing to givo both parties proper repre-
sanitation on the Election Boards, aud also 10
take Ruch other action as 'nAy be suggested
10 protect the purity Of tho ballot-box ut the
approaching election. This movement Is
1sol-partisan. 1t represents the lumber in
torest, Tie board Of Trslo interests, tlle dry
goods interest, the grocers, hardware men,
and all other branches Of Chicago trade aud
commerce. II is suggested by ths sad expert
ct1co Of other citics In Which corrupt local
I'olltica haa injured business. II il intended
to head OF tho proposed ballot-bo1 stutfing
1sext I1iesday+ aud To check the danger Of
coErupt;ng elections while there il yet time.
There arc 5,00o merchants in The City IT Chi.
cago. and they should I'LL Farwcll iIall urxt
trisiay evening, without any resror. to ,,arty.
70 protest against thu most serious duup.r
That has ever threatened this city.