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Elections occur in Georgia, Color-
ado, West Virginia, Indiana and Ohio
during October, in the first named
State on the 4th, and in the others on
the 10Th of the mouth.
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Amos Collins of the State Register
Hmgnanimonsly offers to send box
of honey to every editor in the State
who expresses desire to receive one,
by express or otherwise. If Amos
pleases, the CHIEF will take box,
not so much for the sake of the honey
as to ascertain if any thing sweet can
possibly emanAte from the State Reg
Sstey establishment. No doubt the
honey box, like the Register, is full OF
sells.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-30

A grand reunion of Union soldiers
who served in the late war took place
ut indianapolis last week, attracting
an immense attendance of people.
The greatest enthusiasm for the Re-
publican cause was shown, and an un-
qualified Endorsement of Hayes and
Wheeler given.
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1t is stated upon the authority of the
New York Herald that if the present
state of violence, intimidation and an
archy in some portions of the South
continues or becomes aggravated, the
disturbed sections will probably be
placed under martial law.
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STATE.

III West Feliciana there are thirty
FIVE Democratic candidates for eleven
parochial offices.
The Minden Observation-Disclosures
that the colored people of Webster
parish are united in support of the
Republican party.
Hon. Tom Green Davidson, the old
Democratic war-horse of the " free
State of Livingston" is an indepen
deut candidate for Representative.
Two coIored men have joined the
Democrats in st. Charles parish, and
will work with them until election
day Hurrah for Whickolls and Niltz.
Col. Il. A. Hunter, independent
candidate for District Judge in the
Ninth Judicial District-Rapides,
Vernon and Grant parishes-has been
endorsed by the Republicans.
The Ouaehita Telegraph complains
of the inactivity of Democratic nomi-
nees for office in that parish, and re-
grets the agreement entered into for
ii joint discussion by the opposing
candidates for Congress in the fifth
district.
Ye soul of ye editor of ye More
house Cluiron revoltetll at the pros
pect of independent Democratic can
didates for parochial flesh pots, and
he discourseth against this treason
Ye editor is himself regular nomi-
nee of the great unwashed, hence his
mighty tribulation and sore distress.
Many Germans in New Orleans will
secretly vote the Republican ticket.
They fear the business and social astra-
cism which would follow the act should
it be openly performed Hon. Carl
Sehnrz will doubtless induce many OF
his couutrymen in Louisiana to ally
themselves with the Republican party.
The Rapides Gazette pronounces
the Republican nominating conyen-
ton one of the most intelligent that
has ever convened in that parish. i
and the ticket " the strongest that
could have been made" composed ei
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POLITICAL sTRAWS.
NATIONAL.

NATIONAL.
The Greenbackers have nominated
an electoral ticket in Arkansas.
Paren English is the Democratic
nominee for Governor of Nebraska.
The State debt of Arkansas has in
creased Sd, 432, 600 under Democratic
rule.
All the present members OF Con-
gress from Georgia have been renomi-
mated.
The sixth district Kentucky Demo
Gratis have nominated Albert j. Willis
for Congress.
The Democrats of the tenth Ten
nessee district have renominated Col.
II. C. Young for Congress.
Hon. Joel Parker aud W. w. Ship
pep are the electoral candidates ut
large of the New Jersey Democracy.
Messrs. E. C. kehr and r. G. Frost
are the Democratic Congressional
nominees in the first and second dis
tricts of Missouri.
The Greenbackers of Connecticut
have nominated full State and cleo
toral ticket, headed by Charles At
water for Governor.
! John Tyler Jr., of Virginia, son OF
ex- President Tyler, is out in lengthy
and powerful letter, declaring himself
in favor of Hayes and Wheeler.
The Missouri Greenback State con
ventiou indorsed Cooper aud Carey,
nominated j. P. Alexander for Cover
nor, and full electoral ticket.
There is split among the Demo
Gratis of the third Arkansas Congress
sional district. Two candidates have
been nominated-H. b. Stuart and
Jordan E. Crasens.
A convention of Ohio Greenbackers
. met at Columbus ON the 18th and
nominated an electoral ticket. BY
advice OF Gen. Sam Cary no State OH
GERS were nominated.
, The Independent Greenbackers OF
New York will hold State conven-
S ton at Albany to-day. They will
!, indorse Cooper and Carey and nomi-
! nate an entire State ticket.
=
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens was unani-
i mously renominated for Congress by
> the Democrats OF his district, and il
6 is understood the Republicans will
r. put no candidate against Tim.
Hon. Scott Lord OF New York, the
gentleman who introduced the. reso
U luton upon which the Secretary o
War based his recent order IL Gen
'e Sherman, has been reuoninsted to
10 Congress.
II Hon. james T. Rapier, c0loFed, i
e the Republican nominee for Congress
Ia the fourth Alabama district. !
ia boiling faction reuoIninated the pres
!. ent incuIn bent, Hon. Jele naralsou
also co!oTt,l.
y The woGan's suffrage State conven
: ton OF massachusetts met at Boston
last week TO nominate State officers
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore presided
+ and Neudcll Phillips aud Lucy oton
Ia made speeches.
u The South Carolina Republica
I'd convention renominated Gov. Cham
IS. berlain, the Lieutenant Governor
IL Comptroller General, Treasurer an
/ Secretary of State. Hon. r. b. Elliot
colored, was nominated for Attorne
10 General.
US STATE.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Oh Yes! Oh Yes! Oh Yes!
AUG TION AND
COMMISSION HOUSE.

Lafourche Street, at junction of the River
and Bayou,
DONALDSONVILL
Having permanently located in Donald
sonville would respectfully call the atten-
ton of the people to the fact that / am pre-
pared 10 buy, sell and exchange new and
secondhand
FURNITURE, STOVES.
BEDDING, Ere
Furniture vanished, cleaned and repaired
Chairs bottOmed with cane or
the Patent Bottom,
u Y IN per e n c d W or k IN n .
MATTRESSES RENOVATED AND
MADE OVER.
have procured patent improved Steam
Feather Renovation for Feather Beds, the
best Of the kind in use.
Sign Writing AZ Specially.
Paper aud cloth letters for signs, all sizes
and styles, sent by mail. Samples free.
agents fcanted. j. e. SMITH.
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Saturday, September 80, '76.

Saturday, september oO, 90.
TICK Ell.
FOR PRESIDENT,
Rutherford Ii. Hayes,
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
William A. Wheeler,
OF NEW YORK.
For Presidential Electors,
At Lnrge-WM. P. KELLOGG,
J. IL. BURCH.
First District-PETER JOSEPH.
Second District-LIONEL a. SHELDON.
Third District-M0RR1SM MARKS.
Fourth District-A. b. LEFISEE.
Fifth District-O. II. BREWSTER,
Sixth District~-OSCAR JQFfRlON.
For GOpernor,
STEPHEN Es. PACKARD.
For. Lieutendnt G0rcrnOr,
q. &. ANTOINE.
For Secretary Of State,
EMILE Ea0SeAEsE.
For iuditor Public accounts,
GEORGE Es. JOHNSON.
For 4Horney General,
WILLIAM "a. HUNT.
For Superintendent of Public Education,
WILLIAM aS. HBAgOWN.
For. Member Of Congress-1hird District
q. Es. DAEEKsAE4E.
For District Judge Fourth District.
gIOzskgES MARKS.
FOR District attorney,
h. Ed. EARKsART.
For Representatives,
y. EOEBgs, g. "a. sRaAa4.
For Parish Judge,
HENRY q. TEAgsEEe.
For Clerk of Court,
LINDEN H.. BENTLEY
For Sheriff,
PETER A. JONES.
Fol. Recorder,
w. W. EsEE<saRs.
For Coroner,
j. y. SULLIVAN, , Z.
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rs Postmasters are authorized and re-
ouested to act az agents for the CHIEF.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-28
Inc EUCALYPTUS TR TREE
An Exhaustive Account of it's Pc
vuliar Properties-ReaSonst for
the Increasing Popularity
Of the Trec-Its re.
markablc Absorp-
ton of Malaria.

From the San Francisco Evenin. Hul}elin.l
OWING to the constant Inquiries from
" various portions of the United States
in regard to the Eucalyptus GIubulous, or
Australian Gam Tree, we are induced to
gle y ,lEoroH1h description Of it, en-
hraciug nlauy facts no, hitherto pub
lished. Through the courtesy OF SOM
tayy * Co.,, OF this city; we have .lovOi@(
lnnri. time 10 the cultivation. q the tree,
We have obtained most of tie iHt"rma-
ton here furnished. The Eucalyptus is
,cx.,r~isriy srnvr IN California, where
probpblv no less than one million trees
are planted. In this city, in front of
handsome Residences, you will find 1t
with IT. mlyNitirrnt dropping branches,
making an effective and graceful Shade
tree. In Oakland the broad avenues are
lined with them.
In Algeria its cultivation was undcr-
taken on a large scale. Some $4,000 Eu-
caIypti were planted in all extremely pes
tiIcrtal and unhealthy section, >werc fever
prevailed to Y great extent every year.
During the first year of their growth, ut
the inc when the fever season used to
set IN, not single caSu of fever occurred.
vet the trees were only nine feet high.
Since then this place is rcportctl fltr
from its ul,wtlconc vsitat;cis:
In tho vicinity of C"nstantinople, an
| other fever spot. narSEy ana Sic}tly, I'll"
whole ground was tllied up by ll,oOo Of
| these trees. In Cuba marsh disras"s are
| rapidly disappearing upon the intrninc-
! ton OF ills tree. 4 railway station in
! the Department OF Var WAS so sti,rutiaI
that the officials could not remain there
longer tl!an q year. Forty of these trees
were planted, aud the unhralthy condi~
ton Of the place was changcl.
Two miles from Haywar1s, in this
State, the Surveyor General planted two
groves of tic Eucalyptus, one of about
ninety acres and the otlrri seventy acres,
the whole comprising about 10000 trees.
They are now only about five years old,
vet many Of the trees are forty to fifty
iret II. .Il, the W mole nnNinw a most ex-
| trnsivr alr! beautiful forest for fuel and
timber pnrposr~ hriny worth thousands
of dollars.
Georgia, South Carolina, Af'hama and
| other Southern States are awakening to
the Importance of plantin" these trees.
AMI the salnr ulay be said of New Mexico.
These trees are pr"ra5atce and for
sale by
W. K!TCHING;
Shreveport. La.
Price IS per dozen; single plant Z,
cents each. Orders left 1T this Office Will
receive prolnpt attention. -,
N. B.-Thry are growing III boxes with
, block of soil for each tree and can y,
shipped and transplanted any mDnth IL
the year without risk.
! Auril |5-tf.
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TAX 7;
S|NN9\% LINER kEG[i\|AH.
PURELY VEGETABLE,

PURELY VEGETABLE,
Is harmless.
|, no Ul;>; ;c violent mtutciir.
IS sure to cure IT t;,'>ru regularly,
Is nv Intoxicating beverage.
+ a,t;suljlrss family medicine.
!, tie rlt,.a,.>, li,t;irinr in tn" world.
j. given vita :.;Et, H'n, IL" ':App!;.>E r.
salt. Il, DE mo! de-; H'r iuI:i4t
''ors vet lutrllrlr " IN hliS''rS',
Does not 'i>rlangr TIE system.
lakr> tive place Of ({UiitInr AID Filters
OF every kind.
C,u' ::'> the simple and hest remedies.
Ask Me r'rnvvrrI dNHnr'jir>. l.illi"u>
,i,urr!S, victims of Fever anl Ayn", the
,M"rruiia( diseased patirlt. how th.'y rr-
covered health, cheerful spirits anal good
appv.tr-thry will tell you by taking
>.nr.iuol~ Liver Regulator,
Tito tlcnpcst, Pwcst and EeSt ItmiIy
.M,iiciuc in the N,o'Id!
Il contain, l,,ir medical clements, nrv-
or unl,l in th.' *;nH' happy proportion
in any ether PREPARATIONS, viz: Il y.A:ts'
Cathartc, a wonderful 'roniv. and TN
c,pt;u.:uhie Alternative and certain Corr
receive Of all !n!phr;vf Of the body. Such
sigma! >Iyrrs1 i'"@ uttrudc! its Use, ;!at
it is rov Regarded As the
EfEECTU.N. SPECIFIC
70; eli diseases Of ,hr Liver, Stomach
ana Spleen. ~ a l'vmr',, in
Mal:ri"l Feytrs. Bowel Conn!aint,. Ny>-
p,nSia, Mental Depression, Kr>tIrS~
hess. .Jaundirr. Nau~rA. Sick
llraI;nhe, Collie, CoNstipa-
ion ami HiiiOu>nr>s
II :'.IS 40 EQUAL.
G. i L L O y!
As tier, are a number of limitations
ottclv, to the public We world cHu;i"u
;ile rulttu;tillti 10
Buy no Iow,lcrs or Prepared SII-
MONS LIVER HEHUIATni; nn'cS> in
onr engraved wrapper will, Trade n lark.
Stamp ,ul Signature ,lnhiu,,rn. None
other is genuine.
j. II. ZElL1N & CO.,
Saigon. Ca. anil Philadelphia,
Your valuable medicine Simmons Liver
Regulator, has saved me many Doctors
Dils. Use it for everything it is It
commended and newer knew it to fail
lave used it in Collie and GrnhhS. with
my Mules and Horses, giving them about
half bottle at a time. I have npt lost
one ti.a, CAV" it to. Yea "an rrrol,.r'nh
it to every one that has Stock as being
the best medicine ,.Nown for all conl-
plants that Horse flesh is heir to
f. 7. TAYLOR. Agent for Changers of
(,ror-.ia.
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Nr. J. /. EcaIhimcr, FORMERLY "'
VIM parish, removed to Camptr III
our parish, and went into business
about year ago. Prcfrrrin@ store
of his own to renting one he very
speedily had commohionS one erect
ed, stocked with goods, and, by ms
! liberal dealings and attention to
business sccnrrA an extensive patron
ace that has since steadily increased.
Seeming to know intnitvrlv the
wants and need of the community he
has recently put mp ON his lot in front
in addition to his store, a large hnild
ing comprising mill and Gin "h''A
find constant employment and Of an
incalcul?h!r benefit and convenience
to the people, We understand he
contcmplnt"s jonh|iNg the capacity
of This hui)Ain9 and anrNnrntinG bis
macNr;nc"" that Ike n'ay u" fully &h'"
to rcS"o"1 to the business DO
man1s made npon him. Mr.. r
deserves the good will of the rctr'"
Of Camr4v for the material imrr''v".
mrnts be has inan@nratca and for tn"
csscntia! blessings they do, and viii
confer, both there and on adiacont
nri"hhorNoo'ls. Such men keep the
Grass from growing in the streets.
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L~~~dical Sop!
HERE I0j ARE Mr., RADICALS.
FULL ENDORSEMENT OF W. B.
PHILLIPS, BY PtCkA|D,
AND WI. ALL"

Tir lilty Enlirol n,rrr here said
, ,I ,,... V, y -, :,
= HH''"' "'''' '''o''' '"''eo " d. ! "''
lips, and We produce below the ell
dui>rmcnt Of al tie hn,ltn1 }tuiiccls
IN tlc State of Juloo pl;u; mo, ,.c,,r.
~ -. :.
''.'' "'''' ''p""'', '''''>''''
we s'lhp'\ ut>iic al parties, ana
particularly the Radical mlll singers
Of tho Radical uurtv here. to take
4,,,,,ou,n AND n,,;. =. a.. o,,,..n. :,
- ''''',' ">' ''''' Wv ~'''S> u ~
AT men 'e'Sl'r''
we nave 'hc Originals III our '''cc
"''''' ''' ' '''' va 9''''
NcW "rlrAi'S. ;rEt' }, '~"".
H. {. Stcalns. E<,I.,
p,;v,,, S.cr,i.,y
~ -, ~
''''i''''>>ec' ii:
Dear SIR! take pleasure III pay
ing testimony to the pr''onHI A"U o.
lltlr,I Integrity OF JUDI" ". T.. PHIL
, lirs, Who p:oposrs to anchor in your
State. Il" is arr"ptabiy known
! through Louisiana, has lua"luiiy bat
t'cd Ton Rcpnollcan'>m since 1855.
%''' mas PSo'''' ON lhc stump a per-
Sn'','' "''' e''e''l'c o'"t"'' ''|'
ne h"''"F 10 'rh''h' WIN '&A''lS 10
'hc r'Fc'""'' very ''Sr'""N''''
Your 90 Srfvanf'
D. IT, t.. ~ AIM
- y rI ,%,,1I,rn
urI,% =, ,,rI.i.1 j.,
u>l w.: rj;s
49,,
w" N'''''l''' ''P''' ~ AO'o'
Sir-Pcrmit me to commend to
your favorable consideration, Mr.. W.
! s. Phillips, who informs me of his
ln'eN''"l'oh vi locating IN your
0'|"'' ?, -,
Mr. T. Is an ''oe''' N'P""''e"",
an" c"pao'e c'''|eh' WHO can 'o ~
service III your campaign l o'I''
Iof '','n 'lc encouragement encouragement, vi '"'
NV ''' - W. Tar,. Trr,,.
'I'' ,,D
~ ~ c. .. d. l A>.'> ~ 4 ~
'o'. VI. H. oteaf''S'
cordially endorse all that Mr..
Packard saws Of Judro ", 3, pillins,
WV {, rrnW<
o.. c,, n,,};. rI,..:'
'0''''' IVY wa .'''H. -, '""'
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We hope that our lady friends will
pardon US for the mistake We made 10
last weeks Issue, in our article des-
crbing the Ladies' Banner prescnta-
ton to the Tilden Club. We said
that Miss Russell was supported in
her presentation by Miss Jack and
Miss Buard, when we should have
said Miss Ella Pipes and Miss Buard.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-28
NOTICE.

Having bought Mr.. $. p"v"n's entire
stock of Horses, Hacks, bn"@IrS and
Hrarsc, as well rs Il full assortment "i
cot1ius, I now invite It continuance OF
the patronage ofthe public.
Charges will be moderate.
Hire of I|ear,r within corporation So.
Price for distances hey end corporate Iln'-
it's will hr goTrr'tvd BY the Distances
| from S25 to so.
Cotlins of all styles on hand, prices
| ranging ft'"n s23 t'S1no.
July ST. =. VEEhEMAN.
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a CARD.
10 the Shipping and 'Ernvel-
f1s>s Public.

In conseQuenccot the present lt'v stag"
of water Tie steamer Bart Alb. has been
withdrawn FROM the New ORLEANS and
GrauA Ecuvc trade and the STEAMER &.
II. Dlricr substituted. for Which boat
Salirit a c''n;!Nnancr of your patronage,
As SOON rs hll~in">S will ,i'ls>it, it. ii Is
my purpose to enter All Hddlti"nal week
~ packet lcavin. Oh opposite days to til"
l)ur!r". thereby aif"rhin" increased OPP
port1nit;rs t": shipping cotton aud or
urrirS supplies.
beg to return my thanks for tie lil-
rrai support YOU have extended me-, and
to ;ls>tirc You hat while can made i,>
without S,'rinlt> Grtelitioti no increase OF
present rates need be anticipated.
Very respectfully
Il SINNOTT,
Sept. 1921. Steamer Bart Able.
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The cotton crop of this parish will
be an average one ; corn plenty but
not an abundance. Picking is going
on finely and the weather is splendid
on the pickers. Politics has not in
terfered much with the colored mans
labor this time and we hope all will
90 we'll from this time on.
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nlcnl.
Crockcr,:, Hollow & Will
low Ware.

A full linr Of FANCY AMI FAMILY
GROCERIES, WINES. LIQUORS. &C.
Books. Stat,on,:> &C., t>v.
! III fact
| 4 FRESH and s"rct stock uf goods always
| on hand, which haviu. been purchased ON
arn,'' nasiS rnn!rs US to offer extra inucr
m"nts to cash buyers.
Highest caS|, rii>o paid for cotton and other
produce, and iiErral a,,raIr"s male in cash
or mc't !'an,,i.r Oil consignment:
! Mryvh -, ~.
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That negro who wanted the war to
E"besin right now" and who spluryed
around the courthouse on Wednesday
last, had better wait week or two. Keep
still and quiet You will all he accomno-
dated-aiter the election.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-28

Every decent man up Red River
knows that Charley Howard with his
Lottery swindlc, is running the Bu'-
r'jn, and the public don't bank much
Oh its uttcrances.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-28

The whole democratic Union "rises
up" and thanks the "Bluc Jeans" boys
Of Indiana.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-28

Now !--Onward, Democrats - the
enemy tlics' All together, on the 9TH
and Louisiana is free.
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GRANGE WAREHOUSE.
At GRAND ECORE, La.
J. N. PORTER, Grange Agent.

DECElV}NG, Forwarding ana Pun
Ii chasing agent Cor III" Patrons OF I'v>>
baudry. All business mtrlStr'l to III
care will receive prompt attention an'
thc patrons can rest assured of being ill
orally dealt with IN charges, &c.
4 Share Of business ~ respectfully Sc
licitrA.
March =, On.
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Every single whe'p of the rural
Radical Press is busiIy engaged sciS-
sosing the New Orleans Bulletin.
WHY? Simply hecause the B"|'"tia is
owed and controlled by as big q
Graud a. yillainons 4 swindle as the
Kellogg Govcrnmcnt-and, "hirds OF
u feather" you know.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-28

The betting men of New York Of
fer two to one that Tilden will carry
the state by $4,000. No takers.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-28

TIE Home STRETCH De on hand
at the rousiny meetings from this time
forward. Ply the whip and spu-.
this is the HOME STRETCH, and we
will win.
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The Wall Of the Beaten.

The Natchitoches Rppub'icon has
begun it's old time lament of the hrib-
cry Of col0red voters, and the danger
of those indebted to democratic
whites .Jeiny sold out" if they vote
with willie men.
The mass Of democratic whites and
colorcd voters that took part in tho
grand display on Tuesday is what
has frightened the thieves of the
Front street "slop organ" The writ
cr for that dclectablo sheet knows fall
well that no colored voters are being
bought and he is fully aware that
ucur thousand colorcd voters will
deposit a democratic ballot on the
It'll Of November next, for his wall
but admits it.
Democratic white men have cid
COlDltN Hlcu Ill MS vi Llultt Hilt iOllE
time at that, have theys What fatal
admission from q set of fellows who
are always saying that the whites ale
killing the blacks.
Did any radical even help a negro
in this or any other parish in the
State to q honle-even give him a
dollar when in waut' Positively, no
And because the negro who has
been aided and assisted by his white
friend because the negro has found
out at last those who are able and
willing to help him and his, and ~
tends to vote with his true friends
from this time forward, the "slop pot
insists that he is "be ing bribco.'
This is nothing but another insul
to the colored man who dares exert
his manhood and citizenship In voting
as, and far whom he pleases.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-28

The Front street slop organ will
now Inform tie people whether Ward,
Flowers or Hall ever stole any thing
from tic public crib or amy other crib.
Those same people know that Myers
and Boullt and Blunt and Brtda did,
and they know besides that tic slop
organ is bv>ily engaged in support
iny them for office.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-28

LEWIS, On All This scamp say:
: he will hold Ward and Flowers 'person
ally responsible for what they may say
about him. Ba-a-a! If Ward was tt
crook his little finger at Lewis the con
sequences would be perfectly awful. Why
Lewis would run himself to death, the
cont mptable wife-dcsertlng coward.
Keep cool Lewis, you will get youl
''hash settled' without resort to strang'
crN.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-28

The New York Herald comes
squarcIy to the front for Tildcn and
Hendricks.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-28

ROBErEY. - The store Of A. n.
Timon on Hroadwc,l'S plantation was
entered one day during TIE week,
while Mr.. Timon vas 1T breakfast
and robbed of large amount of
money. Tie robbers were Ill ne
yrocs and were ca ptured during tn"
day. All the money was recovered
hut So.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-28

What great men Ward, Flowers
and Hall were, when they supported
WArmoth, kellogg, and that class;
but now since they dcnonnce them,
and favor the election Of honest men,
the Radical slop organ call them
"wool|y headed niegers.'
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-28

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