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The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1876-10-28

WANTfNG.--We are informed that
the carrying capacity of the 0. s. n.
Co.'S. steamers from Wallu'a, is made
qnate to transport the wheat delivered
Tor shipment at that point, az fast as it
accumulates The re from the Walla Wal;a
valley.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1876-10-28

SPEAKINa.-Senator Mitchell il to
address the citizens Of Walla Walla IN
the evening Of November 18th at half
past O'Clock, on the pending political
Issues.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1876-10-28

GRA,N.--The OreQ0niun SAYS that
the daily receipt Of grain in the city Of
Portland. is 800 tons. l25 tons Of which
Is from east IF the Cascades.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1876-10-28

Coon PRoDUcr.--A correspondent
Of the. onion says that in Columbia
County "a section eight miles VIDE bv
ten miles long, yielded 100000 bushels
IF graiD."
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We wish it distinctly under
stood that il candidates nom'''a.
ted for Office are unwilling to pay
for their announcement. We shall
not announce them. This rule We
have adopted in common Wit" OIL,
Conservative contemporaries, AM,
Il viii not be deviate'l from; ana
iucludes all candidates not upon
The National and State tickets
Our terms are "a follows:
Nominees for Congressional AMI
District officers, S
Nominees f0r Parish Judge. Leg
islaturc, Sheriff, Clerk, Recorder
and Coroner, a..
Nominees for Police Jurors Sl'
Nominees for Ward and CIT!
officers. -
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16
THE COUNCIL OF THIEVES.
rh.v MET aud LOVED and PARTED
THE SORE LIFTED BRIGADE HOR.Non

Il would provoke mirth, we're It not
serious. to zee tho class If delegates
that assembled IN Wednesday last t"
nominate candidates f"r radical
Judges, District Attorneys and Sen
atOra.
Eight black and greasy negroes,
e,e,, with = sore IN his lin, went :"
make NJ The Representatives Of the
"o.her'' parishes.
This "hrigaie, " from facial '"d'ca'
cations, had heeu dieting IN green
persimmons for q week in order {"
"draw up" inspiration for the "cca-
sion. They wandered through onr
streets gazing at the wonder" 1T chow
wjndows and no d'nbt thinking that
there was "several years good steal
ing" here yet.
This persimmon party was re'e"-
forced. Of course. by de,ni-hrigade
Of whilom convicts from Natchit"c"es
, For the character Of = pe"itentiar!
cell would Ike sadly married unless
the charmed circle therein had . Nat
chitecl,es radical to grace ito society
Z We do not mean BY this that tn
? radicals here have been or are in tn
}. penitentiary, but simply state, that VI
1 may not be misunderstood, the.
b ought to Ike.
OF course, these conventions ar
). mere matters If form, and the result
q of this orgy tends to confirm III
II world in general, and Natchit"che
e parish in particular, that the "rad
=. ical party is pledged to REFORM"
10 lfany iliotic doubter Of this secti"
presumes to lemnr let him inquire
?. Myers and BOullt and hp will bc col
Il WINGED that Gml Almighty "we'
!, back" On Satan when he hurled hi
NJ to the regions If the damned, at lea
a they can come rs near that a. G."
!, +: vincing the ordinary mortal Of Il
y. honesty III the radicals IF Natchit
r. cl,es, of disabnsins the minds III 4
K average ci,ize" If the fact, that n
ching the pr"pi"q"ity and the F."
"a casiou is oil the "Blunt' crowd va
~ to "get away with any thing u
y, subjected tn u white heat.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16
at the Cea:snnial'

Tho Special Correspondent Of The
London Times says it would bn diff.
tlcult N And m aptcr illustration VI
the b,x way IN which the Americans
do thing. than that furnished by tho
"Crnt-nnial Newspaper building"
in the Exhibition grounds. Here yoa
NAV see any one, or, If son like, all
Of the s,l29 newspapers rublis',e'l
regularly in the tinted States. md
scc them, Que md AL, for nothing:
You are not only permitted a. y "a
vor to see them, but invited, nay,
pressed, to confer the favor of enter.
Ing the building and calling for what
paper you like. It is about As cool
and agreeable q place--q"itc apart
frum its literary attractions. -as y
visitor to tho Exhibition could wish
4, be offered q chair in. He may at
,rst wonder low, among 100 papers,
among them such mighty sheets ~
the New York Herald, he IL I" get 1T
the small, loved print Of his home,
thousands If miles away, it may BE-,
over the Rocky Mountains. But tho
management Il 20 simple that, by
consulting the catalogue, Or even
without tile aid Of the catalogue, any
one can at once End whatever paper
he wants. They are ptgecn'ho!ea =
shelves in alphabrtic order 81 their
States or Territories and their towns,
the names Of which are clearly ia'
Boiled on tho shelves. Tho propr'e.
tors II tho Centennial Newspaper
! Building arc advertising agents, TIE
, largest in all America essrs. =; =
Rowell l. Co., Of New York. The'i
! enterprises viii cost alsogetler abor'
5.o,OOo, or $4,000, including tn
building and the expenses Of "rnn mn,
ninR' It for nix months. The s,W
, and odd American newspapers an
declared, BY the same authority. :
y exceed "con,biued issues Ut all othe
E nations Of the EARTH"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16
WANTED!
nnnn BEEF CATTLE for which
llII the highest CASH prices
~ will l,s paid by the under.
signed on delivery At
Cloutierville.
lVUV L.CHARLEvlLLE.
q . . ~ . y ~

m TuE WORKING CLASS,-We are now
.,.n.rsI to furnish al ciasees with constant
s,srEi"vment At home, the whole 81 tho ttms'
e cr Sss their spare moments. Rnsiness new
light aud Persona =. u either scs .rd
y ~ sc osrortionsl ANN Gy dsvottna their wh"!s
sams To the business. Boys aad Gir!s sar. neas'
- ~ ~ mach a. neu. That Ill who no this NO
lice NAV se1d their address. and test tue ~ y:
.;"ess 70 make this unparalleled o6cr: Te
such % ars not we'll satisAsd we wiiI zen. seme
dollar to pay TOR the t, ",sh .cs.r,l al
fsl e. s"n~..c. work On, and copy d sne
snS Fire.ide. ono Il tho largest and bat Ill.,;
trsteL qualifications, all sont fire. ~ msl!.
Reader il you want permanent: prS6tih!e w"ts
T..rs "''0 Septic
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16

Aiter consideration Of the treden'
tials submitted tn them, the Commit,
tee made report that all the Wa'ds
were represented, which, on motion,
wae received and adopted.
On motion, DR.. 9. o. Scrnges was
..le.cfed nermanent Chairman, aud N.
]. CUNNINGHAM, and J. T. Spr"w',
were elected permanent Secretaries Of
this Convention.
# was Res"lved that the vote on
nominations be had by call Of thu
Wards.
The Convention nominated the FIJI
lowing Parish ticket by accla'nat'ot
after llall0t.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16

Tho Republican correspondence
"partics Interested are respectfully
r.,fprr,.l L, tho records If the court III
the Judgment steals. seve"ty'h 1--WE
per cent II the Judgments were OBJ
tanned for tho nee aud benefit Of d.
H. Boullt, although IN lis Attorneys
names.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16
Those tlat have not papess dsted
,,ctween August Stat and October "'%',
MUST Re REGISTERED AGAIN!

The eomtess 10 Natchitoehes 10 MT
against o. for judg~e"'s and j"ds'
s.eut creditors.
The judsnents were repodiased By
tho highest ssshosi'y, the PEOPLE,
in ls7%. But Our hattie 10 uow against
the thieves who isssed Tie parish pa
pev spes ~Aieh jsdg@ests rers o0'"'"'
ri.
Ills weak and silly I" snppose that
judgment creditors arc the great ''"'
ne,s. The people are nat aftsr them !;
their accounts we're wiped ont !" Id7'
and 10 arc nov hunting d"ws shs
,.en ~l.o inausuAted the ''"ap ses
,,sets," tl.s '.brijss contracts" TN
(,,,ul Eeore toll bridge ssea'," th'
..pasper ianA robbery" and all sh"s'
jo,s and jotbers that noo''ctf the par.
j,h wi,h warrants. These were 'h'
CAUSE, jadsmenss were the Er'sc'
and everybody knous who arc rec
pOusiblc.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16

YELLOW FEvER.-To ameliOrats
tho dreadful effects Of Yellow Fever
take simmons Liver Regulator. Let
it be given in large dcses, that it may
have al immediate effect upon tho
liver. and remove the accommodating
bile. 1t 80 acts upon the liver, stom.
acll and blood ~ to prevent tho at.
tnck Of this terrible disease.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16
A CARD.
TO the shipping and Travel
t09 Public.

In consequence Of the present low stage
NJ water tho steamer Bart All" has Iw:cn
withdrawn from the New Orleans and
Grand Ecore trade and The steamer &.
II. y rice substituted for which boat ]
sa,icit continuance ~ tonr patronage.
A. soou as business will Justify 1t, 1t "
" vacket leaving Oh Opposite days ~ tic
Durfte. thereby attonling Increased ~
portunities for shipping cotton aud os'
l Ocr to return my thanks i"r the lib.
eral support you have extended me- sna
to assure you that while ! can make tr'l:s
without serious detention, no increase Ut
present rates need I've anticipated.
Very respectfully.
Il SINNOIT,
Sent. lG.oi. Steamer Bart Able.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16

T"evia Lnus"ria will he found at
the Market House, on Monday MORN
inc, the 18th inst, selling beef At
HARD TINE prices FIVE CENTS
per pound.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16
DOWN WITH PRICES is the cry
NJ Mca:OOK t. BROS.

The Vermont election sun,s up we'll
for tho Democratic party. A clear
gain Of 40 per cent in a State that
nayer went Democratic Is no bad sign.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16
DRr,cs AND MED1ClNES-Cheap
and unre ut McCOOK t. BROS.
A SQUARE MEAL FOR FIFTY
CENTS at Bnrtlick's Boarding honse.

For the benefit Of those that "go
to p,iutr to defend 4 bad canae. Ne
l~g to state that the paaper warrant
issue f.,r the twenty months ending
December lat, ISL, By the radical
Police Jury of this parish, MAS frsH'y
1osr thousand dollars.
There were and arc to-day !" jndg'
meut in the Cont House, warrants
drawn On the pauper fund tor one
thousand dollars, for five hundred
dollars, and those far City dollars and
inward to two hundred arc qn'te
numerous. There u one snit and
Judgment for the We asd benefit Of d.
H. BoslW If ten parish warrants f"'
8fty dollars each, drawn 10 favor 81
ten different parties on the paspe'
faad aud on aheets At Eve warrants
to the sheet, that we're aerer torn apart
Theae warrants are Oiled in, endorsed
and tho endorsement witnessed, ant
alI in the same hand writing.
Tho committee in 1874 that ex
amiced the affairs of the parish t'""'
over foxr kssdrel paHpers o" she ~
D drawing pay at tho rate often d"''"f
per month. Il was ." pab|icly 10
parted and never has beeo de"'e
until "parties interested" after q
interim At tro years rush III win
j atsle flat lie % 4 denial.
There Ia . warrant In judg'ne'
!, dram on tho "pauper fund" tyr or
y one hundred and eighty dollars
y favor " a negr" that vas drowned
y~sr before he 'carrast res d'"~"'
u. ..Partiss Interested" had better a
=. nly themselves tn . study 1t facts b
fare they r"sh " the support Ut pan
=, warrants thieves with = Win
u ba,cl, If lies.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16

SPECIAL NOTlCE.-The mem'.
era of the Central Executive Com.
mitteo Of the Democratic party
are requested to meet this eve
ming at7l o'clock, sharp, at .thei'
MONA ON St Denis street.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16
TELEGRAPH1C.
MAINE ELECTION.

snRryEroRr, La, Sept H. 1876
Editor indicator:
Two huo,lred and fourteen r. tow" ~. ,
cave Conner, Republican, $780, ,'.,; !;
Talbot. Democrat. Al, az :, La LAST y T.'.
Conner CONNER 4;,45o; R"'~rts $685. 1885,, Ne. Net
c c.;" 7'si7' The towns unheaM tr"'n
sa" last year 81 Republican. % =, c.o
10y. .;.' total yote win p,"hab'y reach
i:. mn and the Republican maj"rit!
70 oO. Republican. have ala" 81 elect t...
ei two.thirds Of the House ana q ""'
'' p Dr. Tie Republicans 70
elected their Congressional de'cg"
t;on. The latest figures i"dicate w.,
zoo Republican minority In tho STATE
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16

The members of the TlLDEN aud
HENDRICKS Campaign Club will
meet promptly for organization at
I o'clock this evening. Let Ill At
tend.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16

L. Charleville wants ono thousand
head If reef cattle, for which the
cash is ready At CloutierviIle.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16
Union and Tilden.

This connecting Union men with
Rodicalis,n. is an Insult.
Every Union man aud former Uni""
Soldier in oar parish, and there are
MANY If both. are open. av"wed an"
enthusiastic supporters vt, an" WORK.
era for Ti,dcn and Hendricks, anu
Nichols and Witt.
Every f"nn'ler of tho Repn"''cs"
marty who l,e,onged to the frat ke'
nohl;cau Club ever organized in our
parish, arr for Tillen and Nichols
Who ate the Hayes men then y
Red hot, howliug secessiontsts-that
huns negroes and Union men during
tho vat; that WRITE hist"r'es OF
"lost causes,r and wanted II kill, s'ay
and eat negroes snd Republicans, f"r
years after the var that damned
Yankees, and howIed the glorious
canse Of tho South, for whom they
never fired . gun when It vas need
Ell, for five long years after tho last
shot waa fired, and because all me"
would not g. with them they got dis
custcil, vent over to Tho Radicals
won't to stealing and diaeraced the
party, driving from It every original
Republican asd Uaies s'ao 70 the
parish. 49,.
Bretla, the Judge, Is " Radical
but he helped hang negro just AZ
, the war began-never mapped " cap
/; At . Union soldier during the Whole
war. On the contrary. il No are {"
D iods &c BY his present cowar'''ce' he
t incortinently took to his heels at tie
Q sight Of every thing blne-affer 'l't
. war vas over, then he opened q" tn
/. enemy in grand style. Sw"re b'f"r'
high heaven that he would never v"t'
y far . "nigser;" wanted to b"rn n
4 Tor DOWN. Radical printing offices
and play hob generally.
It Bill Tunnard is . Radical-bnt h
10 was a big inj"n 10 the Com"i'sar!
It Department during the war. R"''e'
). m his sleeve. and measured out mea
le and meat with snch savage vim tia
D. the whole N"rtlcrn army w"n'd hav
,e s,,ook in their boots-with laughter
he If tl,ey had seen him-if he had see
e. them. We can not cay what lie w"n'
ut have done deliracy forhii,s M. Al
OF ter the war Bill wrote poetry and
history i; organized the Knights at II
White Ca,nclia, c"zzled Democrat
~ w,i.kry at hilarities, and h"w'r' II
~ Gay aid Carl~t.bacgrr" at their ~
Clubs, aud vt A.,Ch u the ent'Te na''
cal party If our parish.
Parsons, Williams. Mnnroe, Bn
n" dick and other Republicans, VIII" -"
can;sed and made the Republics
party, quit it four years ago. VII
these how,ing C"nftderates VII" "e'
fired gun. and we're a terror I" e.
y" re- one but the enemy during 7
~ war. came ~ and began the outr'
u" mill and stealing business.
VII A. far ~ Union men living IN
"'' Republican party in Natc''it"hes p
w. ISL - concerned, Ut least, it Is IL
"' and a SANDER.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16

All persoas who have arrived at
the sss q q, since last election,
MrSr NE REGISTERED!
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16

L. II. BURDICK wants it known
that the ,,cst ,uexls and the beat be'ls
can l,e had at bis H"tcl On Front st.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16

LOOK TO THE NUMBER AND
NAME gu yonr Registration papers
,ee that they are correct!
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Rally At once, and buy tie lowest
priced Dry Goods, " McCOOK Il
BROS.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16
NOTICE.
A CARD.

To the Public Of Natchitochcs.
TORlVIA LONGORIA will be fonnl
ut the Market House from Monday the
18th inst, selling beef, fine, fat aud choice
At the rate Of FIVE CENTS poNnd'
Give him . call.
Sent. l6. 1t.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16

BOARD AND IODGING-"n'y
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
,er ,lay, at Burdick's Boarding House.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16

You l"se money hy not going at
once IT, McCOOK 4 BROS, for cheap
Boots, Shoes, Hats. aud Caps.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16
Proceedings of the Democrat'o'
Conservative Parish CoaVo"'
ton.

The Parish Convention Of the Demo,
cratic Conservative patty was ca''e"
to order hy c. +. Dans"et, Chairman"
Parish Central Executive COMMITTEE
who called Dr.. 3. o. Scrnggs {" the
Choir. ~ temporary Chairman. ,
On motion, NJ. J. Cun"i"g''a" aud
T. J. sp,"wI, were elected Temporary
Secretaries. =, A.. .
Committee on credentials I've appoint.
! el. c,,u,s,sed If one member from
cach Ward, to be NAMED! by tue i'e'e'
,,ot;,n from the respective Wards.
Wherenron the following Commit
! >.. os,s.,smfe6
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16

The s~pt~wbrr Number Ut "Peter'
sou's Magazine" il 90 our table,
greeting No, % ne open II, with "Jack
10 Tho Box" . stssl engraving, that
makes 10 cry out inv"l"nt.ri'y' "'n"
cunning" T''e fashion plates f"'
the pouth, arr nnusnally numerous
AM, tive e.,l"r~l s,eel.plate 10 esve'
ci.,,y braatif"'. G'"~' - tho ..''.'e'
have alwsya bssu i" "P~tsrs"",' the!
st~,n to "a, this year, tn 10 Oette'
than ever. We u"tice, PARTICULAR,
in this number, 4. charming one, eth
G.,dsn Pumpkin Sred, " aud thu Ut,
chapters If a new ""ve'et by Ar"' +
Hotlsson Burnett. o"e ~ the m"'
powsrfal Of America" writers. Seo'
for = specimen. Address Charles !
Peterson, :,u6 Chestnut street, Ph''a
delphia.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16
Political Paragraphs.

Political Paragraphs.
The Indiao war 10 over. The Sionx
having disbsuded and after the e'ec'
ton It is determined to reunitc our
forces and "avsugs Custer"
Gen. Sherman's oriers to the COM
maoders Of troops In tho South, has
rather taken the blood out Of Taft's
unlawful order.
Indiana sends us greeting, In the
shape Of big promises If sueces''
Fitzpatrick, be Of "plenty Of money
and the bloody shirt" notoriety, ha'
heen kicked out III the State far ruin
ING the caase Of Radical'sm M"rt"'
has taken to bed sick, Pinchb"ek ha
co,ne home, and Il IL rsrorted tn
"Democrats ore playing hr'I' viii
the Ralicals eli over the State.
When Zacl, Chandler wrUte ~ Nj
Hickey. tho p,,.tmaster at Black Jack
Ohm, for q contribution If ten dbl
lara to the "bl.xwly shirt csmpaig
money!" Nj. Hickey wrote lack:
II "nly~est 1i6 pr year; take IL
. i'd ONCE and 8" TO h-l."
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16

All kinds ri g,n'as arc sr''i"g at
McCOOK 4 BROS, at lower prices
than ever lelOre.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16

The Presidents If Ward Clubs are
,,onested to appoint Committees O."
Registration at once.
G. F. DRANGOET,
Chairman Parrish Central Committee.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16

The BEST thu market affords and
we'll served, at Burdick's Boarding
House. .-.s.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16

Come and see What bargaius u
McCOOK L RRO'S.
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@ !: !: ! !! !; :; s !: & !

hrrn. business pleasant aud honorable.
Women. aud buys and giris do - veil -
men. We will furnish yoa comP!cso
Outfit fire. The business paye tet'e3
than anything else. W. WIN eess es'
,,suve Of starting yon. Particulars FREQ
Write and we. Farmers sutl mechanlcs'
their sous sud daughters, sad oil c!assss
In nood Of paying work Ut home, shonle
write to M aud learn all abont tho wcrH
Mt ones. Now II tho time. Don't delay
| Address TRUE 4 CO., Augusta, Maine
|'>'' Sept. IS.
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50 g
7$Ss@&
Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
SAMUEL :. 9&031s,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR vuE-pEEsIDEST.
1hes. a. H31G02108 -
OF INDIANA.
FOR GOvERxCSs.
FRANCIS r. NICHOLS,
or ASSUMPTIONS.
rol LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
LOUIS A. WiLrZ,
or ORLEANS.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
n. N. OGDEN,
or ORLEANS.
YOn SECRETARY or STATE.
Wn. A. STRONG,
or WINS.
FOR AUDITOR.
ALLEN JUMEL,
OF usrwvILlE.
an SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC Il
UCATlON,
ROBERT NJ. LUSnEn,
OF ORLEANS.
FOR CONGRESS.
Fourth Congressional District,
J. b. ELAN,
OF DESOrO.
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G. 1lan'lin, Ward r.

T.. HAMIlO, WARN Vs.
The President IT the C"uvens'"o
VIVA empowered t. name thirteen
mrmLrrs If the party a. members at
large. of the Parish Central Commit.
tee. and each Ward was empowered
to name two members If said Con-
mittee for each ward.
so SCRUGGS,
President.
". J. CUNNINGHAM,
J. T. SpROwL. Secretaries.
The following named gentlemen arr
hereby appointed IA members ~ t,e
Parish Central Committee for t"t
Parish ut large:
r. F.. Burke. NJ. J. Cunningham
J. II. Cosvrnve, Henry II Levy,
". +. Russell, .Chas. !. Smith,
n H. Carver. Emiie C.nnticr,
G. e. Gillcspie. W. H. Jack,
l.. Cas,,ari. r. Scl.u,Dan,
Willis Holmes.
Eacl, Ward in the parish will cleo
two members tu this C"mn,'tte
ut once. The thirteen appointed
above will procecd m work iM"'edi
ately. 5. y. SCkotC's'
Chairman Of the Democratic Conven
tiON,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-16
Localized Robbery.
VIA, means tbs i it be NOT "ret"'"
with;n the pnr'y"-Kei'oggs Nag
istyutes son the Cost-A sam.
pie Of Eo'ieoi r"'e.

A friend who paid the money Tor
the freedmen and saved their horses.
who is not Radical, handed us the
following Bills Of Cost. in a emit
which occurred in ward ., !" this par
ish, entitled Clarcy St. Andre ~.
Pierre Arc and John Paul, oil ne
groes.
It seems that Andre, or St. Andres
l"s broke into the farm Of Are aud
Paul, and they set the d"ss upon It
driving it out. It was proven that
the fence was good aud lawful, that
the hug was not injured, sti|| the jus.
tice "found for PLAINTIFF !" the snm
If five dollars and eosis, and We ap.
pend the bills ""f came hereunto,'
"A they say in court.
II is hardly necessary to shy, that
| J. H. Hornsby is the Justice ~ Who
robbed in costs these r"'r men, and
it would be superdu"us to add, that
Horusby is a respectable (i) Radical
in this parish, that is, as respectable
~ any We know Of
Cane River, Aug. Sth, 1876.
Clarcy st. Andre "a. Pierre Arc aud
]. Paul. M. "a
Principal on Judgment eSM
Justice costs 1910
Constable costs.
Citations, mileage, &C., 9.lO
! Execntion aud mileage, 2.4O
IL days keeping 2 horses at
4l.W per day, I3M
2 notices, IM
mileage, q
...... 4AG
Reed. Payment,
En-. MASON. .
NNtchttOcIles, La, aug. ., uoSO'
!. Clarcy 81. Andre VI. Pierre Are All
John Paul.
=. T0 The Republican, Dr..
To publishing Sale, II N. gin. gu
y Reed. Payment.
= f. E. EZE3NACK,
d e,pr EIl. MaAWn.
'e Judgment s.; costs in s"it aa6.OS-
> total A5l.O5; and al this fOr C:iviu
II \ hog from your own field.
This is a sample ri Radical j''tl
I. eiary that "pa, ties interested" s|'ov
se interest themselves in, aud not 8
he 40 much.