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EvMr. HENRY WiNLAND, of this
township, Center. soldsapig, 20 months
old, to Fl. r MASON, of Woodsfeld, on
the. 10Th inst. that weighed pounds.
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EA protracted meeting is in prog
sffi9ss at the I1RitY Baptist giiurch one
and half miles South Of Antioch, In-'
der the direction of Rev, LYONS, Rev.
DAM, of New Matamoras, is assisting
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EEThe Barnesville Enterprissz is
now conducted by MCCLELLAN 4 PRICE,
the latter having purchased an Interest
in the establishment.
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DIED:-0n Saturday, the 9th inst.
sdMXnY A. WooD, wife Of SIMON W ooD
OF Green township, this county, a ed 39
years. Six CHILDREN are lef. mothefiess,
one an infant. w
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is1'IrNr. tJERE. Wlrrrs iost 10 and
MrvNr GARDEN, of Jackson township,
this COUNTY, 9 hogs during the past
month. all from the disease called hog
cholera.
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EE Mr.. i. sHoEEFLER and Mr.. JACOB
NEuHARr, of Woodsfeld, purpose burn
ing kiln of 100000 bricks during nex
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RJ. T: JuDKlxs has fine perfume.
ries. soaps, tooth brushes and other ar
ticles in that, line for sale at low rates.
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fr EMr. sALExANDER, ofrAdams town.
ship, diedson Tuesday, of last week at
the age of about eighty years.
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Farm for Sale.
One sIilc NoFtheast Of Beallsvllle.

one nlllc OF bcaiisVilic.
TNHIS FARM is situated in Sunsbury town
Is ship, Monroe county, Ohio, on the road
leading from Beailsville to Captina creek II
CONTAINS ,,T.,.,. ,,.,,...
Eighty Acres Of Good Land.
Seventy acres Of which is cleared and uudsr
cultivation, and tue remainder is we'll tim
bered.s The buildings aud fshces arsiago d
repair. M 80
There is one two story frame house, one
barn, one stable and ono smoke house. Four
never falling springs Of excellent water
There islan apple orchard of bearing trees
80 bearing peach trees aud 10 young peach
trees, two years old on the place. A graded
school and three churches within one mile Of
the farm. zsga5fE .RNEfe sf9agsf
For further particulars and terms apply on
the premises or address ~ -,
D'''-'! e-5 KLAM VILLAINS,
~, Beallsville, Monroe Co., Ohio.
declS, ,'74m2. -
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LENrs,a SUSAN EDpr and ! Mrs.
TSUAx, III Brown County, IBdiana, are
visiting friends in the neighborhood Of
Ozark; this countyaxisDo1 tsgi egsd $
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JOHN GRIFFITH'S ESTATE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
In signed has been appointed Executor OF
the estate of John Griffith, late of Monroe
county, decd. m THOMAS }. GRIFFITH.
ian f2,'75g3. cA4t-
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.T Plows, axes, shovcls, Apitchforks,
nails, bolts, and anything else IN the
hardware line, you desire, can be OBJ
tanned at j. T. JuDKINs'.
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EF JoHNyJs SCHNEIDER an inmate of
the County Infirmary, died on the I1th
zinsts aged 80 yearssEhpg > ss7 asE5 +
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HJAMEs NORMAN, of Barnesvillc
wasscommittelt to jail at St. Claitsyille
last week Oh charge oftperjuryf'is %
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Fresh Oysters at A. DIETER'S.

,skENgsg McMAHoN, wifei Of Mr..
: ELI5AH McMAHos, died on Tuesday, the
29th ult. osao 10. s1sta-sI
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ETA certificate incorporating the
Painesville, Canton and Bridgeport Mar
row-gauge Railroad Company, was filed
with the Secretary of State on the 12lh
instTi The capital stock is 81 600, 900
The road lis to be run from Painesville,
Lake County, to Bridgeport, Belmont
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JANUARY.
COUNTY OFFICERS,

AUDITOR, MICHAEL HOEFFLER,
TRHAsuliERs WaTo NORRIS.
CLERK, DAVID OKEY
SHRRryrsak IN A Z THOMAS 9aLITTLE
pnoBArE JUROR, JAMES r. NORRIS
pRosEcUrINa ArToRNEY,g AZ j. PEARSON
RECORDER, ARCHIBALD HOSKINSON
euRvKYoR.-JoHN E. MIRACLE. Stafford.
CoRoNER.-JoHN MUHLEMAN, Hannibal.
/. y qsCoAMIssoNERs--JE As. ARMSTRONG, Malaga
CHRISTIAN CEHRs, Hannibal; EDWARD OKEY
Stafford.
INFIRMARY DIREcToRs-JAcoB DRUM
Graywilh; JEo. .PFALxakAF,C Cameron; HENRY
SMITH, Woodsfeld.
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EEMr, JOHN WATERS, blacksmith,
OF, Ozark. ilrecently idrove 103 3kofst
shoes in four days.
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Accident on the Central Ohio
Railroad.

ae3 CAMBRIDGE; 7OHloj January 10.--A
Pullman sleeping car attached to- the
No. 5 east bound passenger train on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ran off the
track this morning, about two miles east
,of here, and witbinIa few feet of a large
covered bridge. AS the train was late
and running pretty fast tie car struck
the bridge with such force as to knock
it down, the, Cas- going with it. EOnly
two persons were hjureds SOneAmoman
had her shoulder dislocated, and the
porter of the sleeper received cut on
the breast, with some slight bruises -.
The bridge isa total wreck ands tue car
but little better.
NV. f.. HuNrER,s Esq. 9 of Woodsfield,
was on the train and says it was running
at the rateef 40 miles per- hour. There
were six persons in the sleeping car and
allsof them were more or less injured /;
one lady, Mrs ANDERSON, of South
Carolina, was badly. injured and died at
Wheeling the following dsy.-PuB.
SPIRIT
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LOCAL.
= <Ksr ~ <ra Arg sbgKsss IkFe
New = Advertisements. =

HTobacco and cigars for sale at
JUpKINs'.
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gsakEThe literary society of Qzatks is
reported to be in fourishing condition.
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Farm fof Sale.

TIME undersigned offers for sale his farm on
| i Wills Creek, miles east Of summerfold,
ON the road leading to Lewisyille Menros oopn-
ty. There are g;,4l a..ii...
One Hundred Acres,
Seventy aeres,e Of which is cleared land aud we'll
set in grass; the balan'e timber fasd One good
log dwelling. and khe outbsildings are In good
repAr; tsnefAe good an orchard Of 90 bearing
apple trees ON ths farm. and variety Of other
fruit trees "a, 5fff ~oiI., i f.,,. s,s,..i-,,
!. This farm is within two miles Of the Roman
catholic Church on Wills Creek e5s 8st
For terms addfess iGe lF,l3sd6f ait 1a
ALFRED BROTHERS,
dec22, ,T4lm. Summe,fe Geld, Noble Co, o.
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FAta meeting of the members OF
the Monroe County Agricultural Socie.
ty, held on the 10Th inst, the.following
officers were elected for the ensuing
Year.: 81 Ai G5 80
I President-WILLrAM C MANN. +;
Tice Pres't-JEssE A.. KEYsER.
q Directors-JAMEs ARMSTRONG.
HENRY SMITH. 6
- aFafS If JOHN RUbY. 75s
The members holding osef,Sto Jauua-
,ry, 1876, are: .7H 8s,.gF
Adam ARNOLD, SIMON P. WooD, JON
ATTAIN LlEuELLEN, JOHN DouGHERTY and
A. B. Covert.
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Problems. Puzzles, Euigmas. &c

Answers to enigmas, and other articles
appearing in this column, will be given
every two weeks. Answers are requested
fromc cuffeaders. ST fs s 70
u 81 Il ---s "a & F
written fx The Spirit Of Delnocsacy.l
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Baltimore & Ohio Railro ad
fcENrnAL OHIO pIy1s1oN.) !

CENTRAL OHIO DIvIsIoN)
The following time table was adopted De
csmber 26, 1874:
q esie obs eaTNa EAST. ess y =
90 egFtIf No. Is. VI No. I. ~ No. 5.
Bsrnesville, 6.30 A. n. E4l4P: II. il9-28 p N
Bellaire, $50 :. $40 T" 1855 Il"
Wheeiing, q, 500 -, :" s,+5bs.asz 0solAAN
GOING WEST.
gaT Nos 81 No.ie., II No. 4. /,
. Barnesville, 942 A. N. $50 r. ". 11.4t Pm
GAINESVILLE, 1155 s.35 215A.M
Newark, 100 PM $50 I" 315 :"
Columbus, 1l.55 A, N 1l.20 020
one tsrain each way has been ip6t on d follows
EAST. ss2t9et JsfSfH No. z.
Barnesville, s:54 M
Bal,s;tes ssda u vito bssinr, fFs hsl02a -
Wheeling, li:5o
WEST. NO lu.
Barnesyille, l2:o2 p. N
Zanesville,. 201
Nssaftgih Vasf9L geE a9oT"
Time Of other trains remain unchanged. No.
/, 4,5, 8 and 10 runs daily. other trains daily
ef6ept Sunday; No. 10 stops at Bafnesville,
aCaShbridge, Gainesville and Newark only! 2 ~
jr1r -za-
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Transfers of Real Estate.

John Kiman to J. Riggenbach, Lee
tow1ahip, 40 acres, $3.50. 81
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E1-A At meeting Of tho Ohio Stat

. ES-A A; a meeting Of the Ohio State
Board Of Centennial, managers, held at
the .eityaof Columbus, 1.-The following per.
sons were chosen a committee for the
18th Congressional District 10, aid the
State managers, in securing proper
representation 70 the Slate at the Inter
national Exhibition, Commemorative OF
the one hundredth anniversary Of Inde-
Lpendence Of the United States, to be
held ia the city of Philadelphia, July 4th,
1910. d5' ,r5s s'i'ae.5 g..aHG +
Athens, ray a. 1as r, De STEIeER
Meigs, % bsglsas1 3e. Il r.; r HUDSON.
Monroe, aal - Alea e5 HDAvIp .OKEY.
Morgan, G. P. BozMAN.
Washington, -4---W W. II. OLDHAM.
Persons residing in either, of the
counties, having articles they desire to
have sent on for exhibition, can have
space secured to them by addressing
the committeeman of their county. a
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BUsKIN.
Answers to 'enigmas and problems in

No. 3-New Jersey Life Insurance
} P6ompany NoA4-A 2; Miller & No
E6--6y and IL, cNo.o7-259,332, ,S09653
6220032 Gu. mi. .'-HIEC Q BUCKEYE
No. e.3-New Jersey Mutual Life Insu.
rance Company No. "A. P Miller.
No. .5--1ol5 and So No. 6-6 and II
.eIc}a gc4G H B, F.
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control tharn. he testimony OF Our best -citi-
zc,s. .of all classes establishes tho facs,, TIM.
IeI Ci,ssRRy PEcroEiL will mad ,lnes- rriis5e and
s1 Icurc the Htllicing disorders Of the Throat and
Lung< beyond ahv oticr mcjicihA liz mot
dangerous affections Of the pulinMr,fya lheans
), ssicid to its. lqwrrt and rases 81 Coasump.
Hoa, cdrel Gv this preparation, are public
u kn@Nh, tos kcialrsable rs sklrilt to tc be-
lieve', were they] n9t, flspfea, teyend dispnts.
a. remedy IT, i adequate, Oh which the public
y e'ntyirc. Cor ff rsscciioss. BY carne Snghs,
aGu the Yrsrl,naffs o. aiqse scr,s disease. i. caves
unnumbercl hives, .niJ an amount Of suffering
nx TO be eonpHteI nv ks;d.cn.ses mid, atd con-
= sinces the aapst sceIFtss, crsit.mily should
%" NIL anpcrr svet ittieG sf IalnaHfv hsciiar,
which arsIessils uei at Grit, ,shut;wlje|sb beeeaie
nci,ss5!e anil to, ctci, ;r:al, if neglected. Ten
der fins need his Wfatide; anil III il sHxt-s To
ac he 'N.haii1ha Ats afyuar, dol charcI., anil
s ssf ce If ifs sis. Te sltsss 1.s' ps, Fl a.
Icig is ,ralpsble; fo,, hy Is iiinclv use. multi.
~ rlilNs arc rear,et from premature graves. and
~ slSe tstAr livs an .E.ctioa reutrrsl OIL tlsfn
m ifess spso,iily a.l surely against nrlinary colds
sernri1s sou.ni IN, heil;h-resfdrins slecii No
o,e wifi sur.r 'roubieionc Influenza and rn-
O athb Broecnitis,. Wien they know how eisi!v
ti!;y can he ciii,it. - p tHF
5 0n.ia,lly t,e pr.ss.ct s,f long, ialierm,.. alyl
ih successful chemical hye-tga,ion, no cot' or toll
i'spafyi in miki',g every bottle in the utmost
11G Eos4;i'e rerfoc'ias lrgnias le eoaEisrfly Nv
m lei ;,pn a. s,>eSsng all TIE virtues Il has ever
40 mcia,iaa, i.s. grnaest It i,asieysr elected
rRErA3rD NJ Ns
=. : Gf.tt, c. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass,
s.ii rr,ct;cai and .analyeicai Chc.nist..
ror ~ lLL D.CiGrsTs livery WHERE.
ayl2,'7ir. sst@ tiiift ys&A
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n Written forThs Spirit Of Usmooraoy, |

and Written ferThs Spirit Of Dsmooraoy,l
.u21@ ,sTa'e WAYNE 'CP, Jan. 10, 1875.
No. IA crock bfim full stands on
the edge of aEcilihdrical spIing 3feet in
diameter; three frogs leap out of the
crock into the spring, making the water
rise0 ia of an inch How much more,
wine measure, will fill the crock2
,setv,7r. - BUsKIN
No. 13s-W hatforce would be requis-
ite to move stage coach weighing 1900
pounds. having load of !, 100 pounds, at
avelocitv of 9 feet per second along a
broken stone road covered with dust?
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v. VAbThs.s ss..N.s...... H. e. bbe1
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

Washington street upon Saturday
morning last was a promenade that
ladies would have been debarred from
indulging in. Drunken negroes damn
ing and bowling. Cannot our worthy
Mayor disguise . man aud take in
some of these miscreants that pub.
licly insult the citizens of the vicinity.
They oil know chief Greneaux and 40
soon az he Is seen they keep mute
q mice. -....
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

Ecss importance, the great mctlopo-
lis Of the East? Railroads.! Look
at Texas, which, ten years ago, was in.
ferior to Louisiana in every respect,
and is to day, in lands and minerals,
the rival of any State in the West !;
the home that is sought after by the
"poor man" and the "aristocrat"--
the refuge of the fleeing thousands
of the South, from Radical rule and
Radical plundcrers mho 10 not ront
railroads. What made her j.? Rail.
roads! And in tho face Of this, the
Natchitoches Republican has the bra
zen et1rontry to tell us that railroads
are for the benefit Of stockholders alone.
Bah! Out upon such arguments. DO
not "talk glibly," but answer the ar
ticles upon "Railroad Benefits which
appeared in these columns. 1t were
much better, ifa desire to preserve
something like knowledge or common
sense is intended, to rcfute argument
with argument, MT slnr them over
with a poor attempt to he cynical.
Let the Republican state its reasons
for this opposition to the tax--w|'ich
are p|ain-so plain that the blind may
read. The t0r is not the thing that
they are opposed to, that is only IN
evasion; an arti6ce to conceal their
true feeling.
The Railroad itself is what they do
not want. White immiyratio" is in
the dim distance, and death to radical
rule and irresponsible party leaders,
are the ghosts that haunt the waking
dreams Of every negro leader on Red
river.
Come ont aud express yourselves,
don't attempt to hide your thrusts in
such miserable trash as the leader of
25tll September.
The advent Of "aristOcrats'; men
with clean shirts, white faces and
easy consciences, is what your average
Radical fears, and he feels in his heart
of hearts, that the whistle of the To-
connective dooms to eternal oblivion
him and lis party in Louisiana. Hence
all this cry set up by their pap-fed
organs, abont "bnrdens on the peo-
ple"-burleus they themselves incur.
red without consulting the taxpayer,
who, when attempting to act for him
self, is insu'tingly lectured on politi-
cal economy by Radical papers. An
apt illustration Of "Satan quoting
scripture" Our opinion is, that the
Rep"b'ican's articles in opposition to
the proposed Railroad, will have about
rs much force, a. Myers in favor of it.
They will both pass by the rotor on
that question, like the idle wind,
which they heed not, and which they
are. --
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

H. G. Myers has essayed an
epistle in the ''Organ0 of this city,
and tells us, at some length, what
he knows about Railroads. Per
!taps, as he has started, he might
tell the people in q short time how
he got away with that $4,000 in
school money. The subject would
be much more interesting to our
people, and then Myers could
handle it better, as lie knows how
it is himself.
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As We Sad.

" lat VII! Our jou'nals Of the D,,,
"c'af" persuasion not swallow ,,r,
The Lake Charles Nerold, a im,...
~i'Ao"' political sentiments a l,,h,;i
not entitled TO consid Grafton Or r.s '
pect "'anhcd a load" of questiou,h].
compliments upon Congressman
Ellis, Of New Orleans. and turns hin,
loose in the "grcen field" Of the On,
gressional spcakership contest; whs,.
upon the Dcl'a Sulps the bait vih
ont a grimace. Now, this thipr !,
getting to be disgusting. Here is An
Other huge club quietly manufactured
by the Radical Herald, for it is po,h
ing else, politely handed in, and On,
city organ Immediately cracks IN
own skull with the weapon. When, IN
the name of all that's Holy, win On,
people learn the way Of the radical.
1t were vain to have experience, 70,
We do not profit by it what Lesson,
are necessary to give us sagacitv
1876 must determine.
Here is Southern man M f.,
Speaker, nominated by a radical IA.
per at that, for political purpose, and
it stakes with our people like a FASH
You will hear this very thing ruue
out in every Radical paper North,
that the South is 'going to control
Congress" and all such baldertlash-
untrue we admit, but chargeahle new.
erthcless, from a Abolish act of ours.
Louisiana seems to he blessed N
with about as thick skinned and =.
hard SKILLED leaders a. one would
wish to see, and if the people gsiu
their liberties with these "wreeks,
at the helm, it will be by blind luck
and by the skin Of their teeth.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

The St. Louis Times furnishes some
interesting statistics with regard to
the popular vote of 1872 AZ compared
with that Of I674.5. The net Dem.
"cratic majority Of voters in the
Union is over 200, 900, showing a loss
to the Ralicals. of 9&, 6l2-nearly a
million votes.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

Grant Parish, to which We al.
luded last week, contains many
friends of ours and we know its
people to be thrifty and honorable
as a mass. Let no man entice
them to commit the folly of di.
viding the white vote. Such an
act would be . crime against the
whole State and would certainly
bring down the judgment Of all
good people upon them. Rest a..
sured that it is q trick of the en-.
envy, good friends Of Grant; but
stand together as you have done,
like patriots, apd Louisiana will
have cause to he proud Of you.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

The mail comes to Natchitoches
when it gets ready, we believe,
for at all hours it is being opened.
The Postmaster here is much an
i'oyed thereat, and so are the PEG.
pie. Mr.. Contractor shove EN- up.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

The loss of life and destruction OF
property on the Texas coast in conse
quence of the late storm is terrible.
Iudian0la and other towns were com.
pletcly destroyed. We give else
where full accounts of the disaster.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

In order to settle. the vexed differ.
enoe Of opinion with regard to the
Convention in New Orleans, IN No.
sember next, for the purpose of Or
ganizing the Democratic party, We
're requested to notify the citizens of
ths parish that there will be a mass
aseetiug Of all the DEMOCRATIC and
CONSERVATIVE citisess Of the parish,
on KszpAr ness, 6th inst, to take
such action q The premises rs may
I've desired. Let there 30 . full At
's''danes aud : free expression Of
.,i,inion.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

Our thanks are extended to w,
II. Heartsell, Secretary of the
Harrison county, Texas, Agricul.
tural and Mechanical Association
Fair, which will take place Octo.
Der 10th, 1876. Marshall, Texas,
IS q city which in a short time will
I've linked to us with iron bands,
and We hope some of our people
will attend this exhibition in &c.
tOber.
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Proceedings Of the City Council.

FIOceoQl0gS OF the lily COUNCIL
On Wednesday, the 18th day efs.p.
tember, A. d., 1875, the Mayer aud
City Council Of Natchitoches net i
special session at the Mayors odlee
at tho hour of 4 o'clock, IN.
Present.. F. Deyareas, Mayor.
l.. Duplex, n. H. Carver,
s. Parson, G. ". DaneaB.
The Mayor having explained, that
the object of the meeting was for tho
purpose Of testifyipe their regret md
coincidence on tho bereavement sss-
tanned by the community, IN the death
Of the Right Reverend A. NJ. MARTIN,
Bishop oftIle Dioesse of Natchitoches,
the following Eust9ations were oiIsse1
and unanimously adopted
Resolved, That in the death Of Bish.
Op Martin our eOmMnDity and soeisty
have lost = christian gentleman II
extraordinary talent, parity of char.
aeter, generosity If spirit, charity Of
disposition and Kindness Of temper,
which combined to win for him 10
love and esteem Of oil Who partook
Of his miuistrations and enjoyed hi
acquaintance. In him, his congo.
CATION looses a faithful teacher and
spiritual guide, society, q bright nj
genial ornament, the poor, q true snd
steadfast friend and unostentatioas
dispenser If christian charity.
Resolved, That in token Of respect
and as q tribute To his memory and
virtues, the Mayor Of Natebitoches, b
instructed to request, that, on The day
Of his funeral all stores and public Of
fees be closed and all business ~
pended, and that the Mayor aud Ceas.
Gil, and all officers Of tho city, aitae4
in a body the funeral and wear tho
proper badge Of mourning.
Resolved, That these preceding
be spread on the minutes Of Tho
Council, published in the newspape~
Of this city and u copy be Forwarded
to the Vicar-GeDeral Of the Diocese.
On motion the Council adjouruel.
[Signed. j. F. DEVARGN'
Mayer.
Attest;
john LAPLAcE, Secretary.
A true copy:
JOHN LAPLAcE, Secretary.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

The leader Of the Georgis lnsurec.
tionists, Joe Morris, the general, has
been captured in Atlanta and taken
to Burke county for trial.
U. s. District Attorney, Farron, Of
Georgia, is charged with having at
attempted to secrete him.
Ring out all the charges against
these scoundrels and let q long chapt-
or Of crime appear against them.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02
Boots, Shoes, and Hats
at City prices. Holmes.

The Democratic vote in California
was more than tho Independent and
Republican vote combined, and still
the Radical papers say it was not a
Democratic victory.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

Let our subscribers fail not to scan
our advertising columns THE week.
Some Of our people are advertising
literally and more are coming. SIXTY
sxbscribeys were added to our list this
week, and the indicator has tho
largest circulation Of any paper in
the Stats outside Of New Orleans and
Shreveport.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02
Losr.-Money, by not
going to Holmes to buy
your goods.

The New York Times, republican,
says, that ''it is quite possible and
even probable that the Democracy
will gain possession Of this govern.
ment next year."
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

Hon. r. II. Mari is ont in q cir
cnlar letter, advocating tile Con.
vention in November. We will be
found against it still.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

J. A. Ducournau, the we'll known
merchant, corner Front and ChureA
streets, has gone to New Orleans 70,
a supply Of fancy goods. Look out
for bis advertisement.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02
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