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gIrfri.

2pnbpn n. 10. Mai. Cine GepsI9e
BON Berlin meloet Der rYafI Mtoa Ga
settle n0eutSblano bat sas Mnerbitea
Ter Yiorte, fir Die @euaittbat in Salo-
midi Genustbuuns su sebcn, ansenom'
men. oorausseiest, oab oisie Genustbu-
alns iofort erfolst-"
pnoor n, 10. Mai. Cine SepeIde
meloet son gttben an Die .Simes," bab
Die thsaril9e SnlurreftiOn in Der Nabe
BON gbilippooolis 9cfabrlid al tueroen
brobt. 9is Yforte 1T iebr b%eltirst iiber
bieIe neuenllnruben Mno ididt nit Sag
uno Madtsigen ale sntbebrliAea Srup=
pen al, UNI oicien Nufiuno ia odmpfen
3usrit belt man oenielben fir unwid-
tis, bod bat er raid um lid sesriiien,
Mno Die 3abl Der SnIurssnten wiro Der.
i1iebsa bon 1000 bis 10000 Mann se
56dBt, 6erbil1e Msitatoren lolen Den
MufltaaS inter Dan 9ulsaren seidIrt
baben.
Cine Sepsi9e aasGonitantinopet mel
bet, baB Die bulsariiden S%nIursenten III
Die Serse setlobea lino, uno BON einem
Srnppen.G GORDON umso sen perosn, I'M
Elm kindergarten oes Muiitanocs sa Der :
binOsra. Gepeiden bon paris melosn
ieood, bas bic pot. uno Selesrapben'
perbinouns spii6en GuntantinOpeI nno
SOpbia boz Den Sniur9enten untsrbros
poroen 1T.
Con tantinppel, IL. Mai. -
Die 5niurrettion in 9ulsarlen 1T nod
INNER i'm 3unebmen besriHen. Sis SUI
iursentsn babsn jsbt Die Yilboa uno
&uma,ier giienpabn in ibren Seliss.
, 1876-05-12

2pnbon, 10. Mai. Ser britii@e
Gonirl in 3io be Saneiro beridtst, boz
auf Sr 8arfe .Gassuea" bon S,naniso
cine @cntsrsi auf 1ober @ee ausbra1,
nnb a1e DffiSiere poa Der Manm@af'
ermorbet pnroen-
SIN l1uaerbauic erflarte Sr- 2oipetber,
Der llntersS efretdr Der Golonie'n, BAT
auf garbaboss tsine peitsrca llnrnben
por9eIommen icien.
@utuerneur Sennele1 bat bem Golo=
nial-gmte telesrapbild semeleet, oab in
Sobaso, auf elmer oer SnIcln, &ubeltO-
rurssn tattsdunben bebcn, ocren uria=
DE man nidt tcnnt. Gin &risssi9iH III
nod Sahaso a%beefabren- Gard @arnars
Don, Ssr Colonial. Sefretdr, bat lid te'
le9rapbiid usitere Ausfunit erbeten-
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Die Tobkur, @

1T betintnt. bas sanse btsbsrise $sirperiobren ur,s
~tuitoBen. Ole SIr wiro burG bas fosenonnte
Spbbao rno bur6 Ginnebu'en bon 9ObpnI0et
beIptrft. & tc No1hdocr 5et9eR an, mo bic Rranfbeit
ibren Sit bat, nj ttef le licgt, unb an glei4er
3eit seisen fe bic 9ebenstraft bes Wsniden an,
Ianienoe. limb In ben Icsten spet Sabrsn IT, Der
Saoes Nnltatt, "a Stanton Str, Netp, slort, sebeilt
porben. ilnter ben @ebeilteh befinben fi6 pieIe
Gerste unb @potbeter. Die sobbdber mnterideisen
id Don onbcten 8dbern baburd, bab ie brett auf
bic Rranfbett etnptrfen, uhb ben tranfen Stoi ents
~ierner, In peIbtr form tr aud sum Wcri4eiu
fonlme. Sic Enp elm @erbrennunsss Obet ausidsis
bnnqsz brooch Der RrantbeitsStohe. Sober arante
mfrs bet Der Anpenbuns oirier Sur i~oSuIaeen i.in
si9ener &rSt.. @cytn Scmoao bur5 btcle B6ber aes
1silt lit. 70 lit tr ptrtiid inb sabifal sebsi!t. nab
rsnb nod Der btsb.ris.x 9stImetbcSe btt mttt.t
gew5bnIid sejdbrIider iinb aIs bic Rrantbsttielbi,
anb f@ Sjtsrs eth sana's 3ssr fseuabdtsr Sranfs
beiten etnfteat.
Obslsi9 bic aob6dbsr aus Ssantbett,n, innsrli4
unb dubsrIi&, t@ariren, 10 fnS bod bic @irtnns.K
BET i~ol9sAbyn 8rautbettent b~eionSers icenn ie fid
nod In aeutem 3~uitanSs beknbsn, sanS auberorSsnts
lid: Tiebcr, istbit @srpens ane Spphasfeber,
psrSsH I.Sr lSTsa, ss@Ssrlssm INIT :, i 81, ~ @a S
aerpS6nlid llidt furirt. @aHerImdtt, WDcms
m%atismnS persen Oft feb. f9na eebeilt;
ebenio .Mussns uaO CHARACTERIZATION, iowis ale
&nbereA ,Srantbeitcn, @ranbspmno ben, @c,
Sdliutyet, S~trpphcIn &C. lit bic @Sirfuna cine
pl6sli6e IL. fidtbatt., stur Elm 9ab lit binrsidcnp,
I'M Seben pom BET Sirtiins an iiber;cusen. Ma
eentrebS ano. bic io9enannte &arns obcr
,Snrfcrrmbr (eine bis iest uubctlbare &routbett)
fonrbeA 9ebeilt. BET Iestertr 8ranfbctt 9ebe, IS
proscnt Ses 3nferitoiies NIT icbem Babe Sur4 ben
arin ab.
Die Babe inb etnrebn'es Nulpcr werSex mad
iebem HIab In, 2aube u%srIanbt, Der Nreis bss
Saee>Tuluers 1T 50, Der hes Ginnebme ; puluers
81. @tan Ioljc i6 tine Stoidire iser bic Hobtar
IN enslii4er oSer bsutidcr Sprade ididen.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton Str. (Box 1e99),y
Gew gerG
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@eritn.

@aIpeit o n. 10. Mai. Na6ridter
BON bio. @ranoe.G itp iasen, Dap 9io;
NIT finer Mrti0eris uno Suiantsris lid
mad WaatdmOras suriidssscssn. inoem
er es ipesen 8aiiermanssls %mntbunlidj
fano. isine Snfanterie weiter oOrrideu
gu Iaisn.
Sur4 grmattuas unb 9urit iint
riele lsiner 2eute auf Dem 8ese umse.
fommelL uno er perlor audi bur4 Se-
iertion sine bstrddtlide MaSabl Soloa-
ten. Seine gopaaerie bleibt suilben
Seralpo unb MOntcrep, bis or neie Ser
1%tdrfungsu erbdlt. Selblt nit Gapalerie
iuiiroe Nas YOrriidsn lanslam iein.
gSaner tann man nur bon 3sit 81 3ct
baben, ano ~obenb'rein 1T fein Yisross
gutter in 2anoe. 9ias boHt nod i'm
mel anf fGrfols unb leiue tiinitisen Opc
rationen sessn MOntsrsp 'perOen nur
nit Gapalsrie mDsli9 isip. .@is jebt
bat nod tcin @cfeht itattsefunoen.
, 1876-05-12

5oIsieeitaot, lltba, beiBt es in einsm
8riefe, oaB I'D tbatid6lid 700 Wor-
monen=6amilien snr lleberlieoeluns mad
Teu. Merifo %riiiten. 9ie iutimen Se=
siebun9en Der Wermoncn ;u 6ouper-
aeur agtsa, Oct befanntlid friber in
Utah anIdilis mar uub nsuerOinss mad,
.Nene Rsgito periest wuroe, sueroea auf'S
Neue betont, uno beipnoers barauf bin
sewisiea, oab Die Rcue e Megifaner oe,
8ielweiberei ss,uosen limb.
Sn Serlc. = gitp, u.s., Fnridt ma,
eiirisit mad Den MnHiftern Der neuli@er
GrploIion bel ben Yalilaoen. Seine
Der Shat @srbd9tise erbattsn wiaosl
arbeit.
6 eute1tmtat
philadelphia, IL. M}ai. 81,
Yroselion, nadoem Die &eben soriibs,
tSaren, tuurbe le1r auf9cbalten bur@ BIZ
Neisun9 bes Som Yebro, ,pelber nebl
Bralioent @rant Die YroSdIun lcitett
a%n5ubalten, INA nit 6reunoen, Der per.
ibieoenen Ausitefler, Su ipreden. 9as
Militdr iab tbeilmeiie mioe une ermat
tet aus, aber i'm @anssn esnommen,
madte es iid gut.
5000 Mai6ine pareu aafssfellt uor
oenen Z ameritaaern sebSren. 9i'
aaiierin BON graiilisn, isste in DC,
6raueu abtbeilans bic Maidine in Be-
tpesung, inbem iie cine soloene Guaits
500. uorauf iie iosIei@ su arbsitsn be.
gam. IS waren cine Mense Nsrjonsr
susesen.
Sic trdftisen ipaniiden Soloater
nno lire 5altuns paroe iebr bsmunoert
Sic 8iloersaaerie in Memorial 9aa,
1T iebr i60n. 9ie omeritanil1en Dill
Der loaen Z Wdnoe, ieoe 100 JuB lang,
eiunebmen.
Scranton, pa,, 1C. Mai. Gin
Streit smiiden s.. @ert une &obes,
Sapase tpesen elmer @renslinie batte se=
fern Die grmorouns bss GrHeren burd
Saoase CUR JoI9e. 6ran Mert elite
ibrem Manne su 5alie, fam absr gu
Ipdt, nm Iein 2eben gu rstten. 5apagt
purbe ipater in elmer 8irtbidaft Der
baftet.
Gincinuati, 10. Mai. Sn ur-
bana, Ohio, itebt Der &eu. S. Stepben-
ion tuesen unebeliden @atsridaft ool
@eri6e. &Idserin lit feline frii6ert
Maso.
. ma ! a, Neb., 10. Mai. Son 6ort
laramie, Mpomins, miro semcloet, oaf
man auf benz @ese nod Den 0Iad.6ias
wieoer s'uei BON ben Snoiansrn ernlor-
bette @sibs %sefunoen bat. Sitting.
Sua" uno anoere Gotbbdute forbern oil
8eiben Ofien beraus.
, 1876-05-12
lasuett teltsr. geps(bta.
Heuti&IaM0.

8trIin, TO- Mai. Sie beoorlte-
benS gpnfsrsns sruilthem Dem Sairiten
@ortdatoTi @rafen AnoralIp unb Sir
iten gismard fol in ber amtll1eR ge-
hauluna oes 2ssteren %itattfinoen.
, 1876-05-12
g. { a,

baS amerifantihe Tutter fir Vist
Oieie WfiiAung entbdlt fein Nrienif
poer peraiftetc Stoffe.
Gs trinst cine rsine 5aut map ba!t 9raaftci
ten pou SanbeM meg.
Dvjer Mrtitel bat untsr etnsn oasern Women
@aneer rerriattt lit psH Giebbeerbsa ppa
@rcB 8ritaNiemy
Gs il sin is.tsr Saamsa unb erSenat Sslaners
9leiid ttim 0ieb.
Gs tef6rbsrt ben @a9stbnm ees janseK Bic.
bes.
Gs Ysrbaubt bic @psilen NIB srstust lause
Wpae bel S&aafsn.
1ir S1weine IL es ein Wfittel, trelteS 6ranf
beiten volt ibnsa atbait.
GS reiniat bas Blu. Der pferse, &intsieb
II. (. ".
@eIIael aebeibt an sisitm 3uttsr, Go psrbin-
bert Gbslsra anb ssr'ntbrs ses Ssssn srn
&iern.
GS mire IN Scent Yafeten Yerfauft. Die
Observation-Disclosures Enb iebr leiht.
Sir / aiRc 50 Bob 400 pattte
7 Cob 200 y
A IL Hob 400 /.
Mnber. Sume, ,Sabritant.
Office unp 9o9ee SO. IS. Is @traes,
III milt u d M o ,, 90.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-14

Buffalo Bill, otherwise Mr.. William
Cody, the scout, draws Il salary Of
ten dollars a day for his services on
the plains, and has rtrrutI y felt that
nc must relieve hi. mind conrrrnin.
the late Indian campaign. one thou
sand Io'!ars Il day will not pay for
the steamboats, between Fort Raford
and the Yellowstone, while +. t..
Marlay s. Co., hay.td 5000 Il day fot
som" trains with Cracks cou;mand.
hn'falo Bill says our army did not
want to fight the Indians, and accord
ing to correspondent of the ChicA-
60 Tribune:
"iIr sand plainly that the soldiers
did not want or intend to fight: tina,
he had worn himself out tiudlng In
dians; and when he did discover their
whereabouts. there was no one to go
for Them TO use his own langmyr,
it was evident to him that no one
connected with the army had Lost any
Indians and consequently they we've
not going to hunt for any. He said
Ne mad pointed out fresh trails, and
they had been pooh poohcd az old ;
and when he reported bodie2 of the
enemy, no troops could be got ready
until al! hope Of successful pursuit
had faded away. This, and murl,
mere to the same effect, fell from the
lips OF the noted scout, who seemed
'rt;,'rg and outspoken in lis dcnun-
citation Of tho entire business. Were
his stories nncorrohorat"N, there
would be sOmr excuse for passing
chem by, or attributiug them to OK
cess or vin0ictivencss consequent up
on some real or imaginary attrout ;
but, unfortunately, they are fully con-
hrme't BY the Indian scouts employed
Crows, Rcrs and ManIanA. These
all tell the same tale: That they
found much Sioux often, and that
there was no fighting.
"Many are outspoAen in the opinion
that one Of the causes Of the failure
has been incompetence; aud there
are circumstances which 90 to give
color, if not confirmation, to this out
side of direct evidence. | should
like to ruu over the freight bills of
the Northern Pacific Railroad, and
find just how much wl,i>kcy, ale, and
wine has been shipped to Butord and
the Yellowstone this summer by A.
E. Leighton. posttrader at But"rd ;
Whiting & Co., Post traders ut LIN.
coin, and by the Commissary and
Medical Departments. | Ito not hc-
lievc half a dozen boats have come
up the river that have not brought
stores of this description among t|'cil
caryocs. One man in the employ OF
a trader, said that the line Of Tcrry's
march could be followed by the trail
of empty champagne hotties. An
other, also in u traders employ, told
mo that, in one evening, lie had open,
cd in the officers department. Of the
traders tent, one hundred and eighty
seven BOTTLES of ale, besides whiSkey
aud wine" --Cinciuuati Commercial,
Sept. %.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-14

The kind Of reform to be expected
from them may be inferred from tho
history OF their monstroas frauds and
cnrruptions in Pennsylvania, where
they have debauched every Legisla-
ture assembled for ytare, plundereG
the treasury continuously and sys-
tematical|y, and maintained them.
selves in power by the means which
it is now proposed to use in Indiana
aud Ohio. Zach Chsnolcr picks hts
men. Bvistow and Schurz arc snnb-
bed and sent to tho rear, while the
Camcrons, Mackcy and Kcmhlc are
brought conspicuons|y to the front.
They are the men for the fight, and
they will be the men for tho feast
Y. Y, Sun,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-14
LIFE IN LOUlSIANA.-The lawless

LIFE IN LOUl>lANA.-The lawless
condition of affairs in Louisiana is not
the result of the heathcnism of its
own people, or because a largo ma
jority of them arc not law abiding and
7co'' citizens. 1t is the result Of kel-
logg's acknowledgement, deception,
and t1carherJ. There is no Govern
ment in Louisiana. Outside of this
city, the situation Is one Of absolute
anarchy, so far as tho State Govern
mcnt is concerned. 1t IS powcr]ess I'd
publish any violator of the law. In
the locations where human life is safe,
and the rights of property arc res
pectr1, the people arc indebted to tho
moral anh social restraints of society
and not to tho Government as mall
administered 10y Kcl|"gs's followers:
But there are places in this State
where the worst elements in society
have the control, q condition for
which there now appears no avail
able remedy State Register.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-14
NO.. 5.

EXTRACT from tho speech of Gov
rrnor Hubbard, of Texas, at phi|a-
u"lpl''a: SIR, YOU have been told
t''' W" are demons in hate, and e|oat
IN the Thought of war and blood Men
OF New EnSlanl-mcn of the crrot
N"'lh ui|| You believe me when for
'hc t"" millions of people whom
represent. and the ulo'c South "a
we''' "enonncn the uttrrance ~ an
lAhuman SANDER and a damnahle and
EffH'!on"h(s f4>chood against !
brave and God knows, IL long suffer
NIX people. Want war! Want blood
sh"d SirS. we are poor-hrokcn in
fortune and sick at heart. lad YOU
stood, as have stood, hy the ruined
heart'st"nts, by the wrecks of for.
tune, which are scattered all along
the shore had YOU seen, as | have
seen, the wolf bowling at the door of
many a once happy home-wilow.
MOOD and orphanaye starving and
weeping over overwhelming sircs
and soma, who fell with your honorel
dead 1t Gettysburg and Manassas
c"7'" you hear, rs have heard, the
'mohhuS Of the great universal
>"nihrin heart tIlrobbiny for peucc
anal Nrarn'nS for the old and nu;h(M
l"'t between the States could you
have seen and felt and heard all these
tl'nSS, my ccuntrymen, you would,
black or white, Republican or Demo
Graf, take ne by the hand and swear
that the arm thus uplifted against us,
amt the tongue which uttclS the great
libel IN our iAme should withcr at
til" socket and become pal>icd forever
at the root: (r"peat again, let our
spears DO turned int" pruning hooks
!nd our swords beat into uwtharCt,'
to remain ercrl1$tiY memorials of re-
turning peace and good will to the
American people,"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-14

TIE HAYES Ticker ~ kof>fANA.-
If any intelligent Northern man
wctc to come to the parish of St James,
we care not how pronounced a Rad
zeal he ray be. to-day, and sec the
kind of men who have been placed in
nomination on q Republican ticket,
for members Of the General Assem-
b|y, he would shud'|cr 1T the thought
of such men sitting IN a legislative
body rs tire representatives of 2n.'Kt0
people, who pay taxes upon $3,o'm,.
0oo worth of propcrty,'at the rate of
abort 3 per cent. per annnm. Not
one of the candidates for Legislative
honors OWES y dollars worth Of real
estate not ore of them could fIamc
law or draw up a resolution proper
~; they are all young and incxw-
rienccd. and lacking every qua|i'ira
ton necessary to make trn>'y and rf
iicicnt law makers. ST. James SenU
net.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-14
TIE IE<>jS ~ NAME 1t is the

TIE IEs>,jS ~ MA1Nn;;--lt is the
lowered standard Of Hcpub lean pu-
rity tit't has dome tcninld more to-
wand making Maine gr"yiAtc ">lowly
but surely to the Democracy than
any possible changes in population,
AK! II GnVcrNcr fnnurr shah fail to
e., II ,ME| MINORITY to-day, it will ho
brcauSr Tie roIi'ira| decentralization
of the readers has chilled Republican
enthusiastic and destroyed Republican,
faith in It's own works. Such will be
the just Interpretation Of the vote Of
Maine to-day should it fall short of
the ni",i"ti'v it, recent contests Of like
moment. .iladc|p l'ja FINES, [nde-
Incident.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-14
IF The condition of Republican suc

If The condition Of Republican snc-
cess in November il the continued
maintenance of sn"i Republican State
governments As obtain in Louisiana
anal South Carolina, ana Of such So
called Republican politicians as aim
to rulr in o;hrr Southern States, then
we should unhrsitatingIy welcome 4
Democratic victory : for there is no
danger in ~ Democratic Federal AL
80 serious as Tie cnNtin-
uch miSrn,r of the South by drmu
yosurs ealing Themselves kvpnb'ic-
ans and having III" r'n'Htrn'nco of
the federal administration. New
York Herald, (Scmi. Rcr.)
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-14

The New York Herald is much
given to starting sensational rumors
and afterwards ridiculing to absurd.
Meantime, however, tho sale of tho
saper is increased thereby. In its is
sue of thc 2:hl it allu,lcS to the rumor
from Washington. which, it first made
puhslc, of declaring martial law in
IN the South and says this is, Of course
all NONSENSE 1t then goes on as fol-
lows:
The truth is the Republican party
does me- deserve to carry any South.
crn States, unless it he North Caro-.
lima, where tho parties are equally
matched, and where the Republicans
are as respectable and as certain to
give the State a good government a.
the Democrats. They might have
carried number Of the other States
if they had paid only a little attention
to good government down there if it
had not been to long the policy at
Washington to encourage and support
with the Federal patronage set of
grace! less and INSCRIPTIONS political
gamblers and adventures, to the OK.
clusion of honorable and honest men,
who might easily have been brought
into the Republican rrrty by tho use
of Il little wisdom and good manage.
ment. That tho South; is to-day 4
unit, or very nearly so, for the Do
mocratic party is the fault of Repub-
llcan mismanaSement at Washington:
Every man, no matter whether no is
Republican or Democratic. who de-
sirrs to see the Southern States hon:
cstly ruled must wish that they shall
be carried this fall by the Democrats.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-14
The Greatest Of Speeches,

We received from Albany last night
q remarkable political speech, which
Gov. Tildcn had a hand iu getting up,
and which Lucius Robinson had a
finger in. 1t is Il short speech, but
there is not voter or taxpayer in the
State of New York who will deny
that it is a powerful one. The Re-
publicans will join hands with the
Democrats in rejoicing over it. 1t is
favorable to tho cololed people, to
the adopted citizens, and to native
Americans. 1t will glatify at once
the business people and tho working
people. 1t will induce a feeling Of
satisfaction from Queens county to
Clinton, and from Chautau9ua to
Rensselaer,. Everybody will see that
there is profit in it, and that it is of
the most practical kind. 1t contains
no assault upon any opponent, and
cannot itself be successfully assaulted.
This political manifesto of Ii!tlcn aud
Robinson is ono which, We are happy
to say, does not need much comment
or explanation from US. In dis res
pcct, it is an exception to most pnb-
lie Observation-Disclosures as we'll as
Republican. The best of these often
have parts that are illogical, or IN
sound, or clumsy, or confused, or in
some other way unsatisfactory. But
this one is perfectly logical, and as
neat as pin, and there is not a waste
word in it. While the statesman can
ponder over it tor week, the child
can comprehend it at a glace.
Let us now get iuto this political
speech, which We have thus referred
to, lest some Of Our readers should
overlook the few lines of small tele-
graphic type in which all Of it is COM
prised. We believe, after studying
it, that we had better repeat in. this
place the whole of it, as it came from
Albany over the wires, and in these
plain words:
"Albary, Sept. 3.-Comptroller
Robinson is preparing to send ont
the usual notices to counties, of the
portion of State and school tax re
qui1ed of them for 1877, under the
3 II Gath mills levy of the last Leg
lslature. The total Of taxes thus
called for is officially stated at $500,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-14

1t is unfortunate that there should
hc any qualification of sections III
our politics--and we hope the time
will come when both North and South
will divide in national contests; hut
when we remember that tho policy Of
the Republican party has been need
lrSsly harsh toward Tic vaM1nisI1cd
section; that it is now invoking the
old war spirit of the North against
tho Democracy, and that it proposes
q new reconstruction Of several of
the Southern States, what wonder
that the Southern whites shonla be
united against it7-St. Louis Erpa1-
lican.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-14

Proof mnltip|ics on every hand,
that the Republican is "a party of dead
issues, living in the past and forcing
its best elements into the background,
while the Democracy stands out the
embodiment Of live political princi-
plrs-a party which looks forward
only and not backward, which deals
not with issues of the past, but those
only of the present and the FUTURE
Nashville American.
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I74.32, an actual reduction upon last
wear Of 2j,G77, 5O;.2M.N


This is the latest political speech
in which Gov. Til;|~n had IL hand.
and LncinS Robinson a finger. Thi,
IS the experience Of the people of the
State under the administration of its
affairs by Gov. Tilden.
Bat theil- ay, ay-Mr. Samuel J.
Tii'lrn is not a real ,eforner. and
l.ncius Robinson is not 4 real REFORM
or. Well let tie voters of the state
Of New York. after listening to the
assaults and nctrartions VI Gov. Til.
denis tuning adversarirS, look at tho
"rtnal work he h,s thus done, aud the
positive results Of il, and then judge
for thcmsclyes.-N. I. Sun.
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When tho Republicans declare that
''this is a nation,' they mean that
only members OF the Republican pax"
y constitute tho 'nation.' Nobody
else is entitled to the protection Of
the National Government. NntSIdc
this select fold all are asSaSsinS, muir
(rrcrs and traitors. This is the bur-
den of tic Hayes campaign speeches;
and the people cam Judge whether the
men who advocate such doctrines
have any patriotism or honesty
Coulter journal.
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What ,ln Won sell f)lOs,

What do you sell those fowls for p
inquired a person ola man attempt
ing to dispose Of some chickens Of a
questionable appearance. II Sell
them for profits" was the answer.
"Thank YOU for the information that
they are prophrtS,' responded the
uucrist, I took them to be patriarchs.
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DEMnCRArrf' TirTORY IN ALTON. =

DEMoCRArrr EirroRy IN .NTo>.--
On the ]2,h inst, the Democracy of
Alton, H., achieved glorious Demo.
cratic triumph hy c|rcti"y Hon. Alex.
Hope. mayor 10y the magnificent ma
jotity of :5.3!. This splendid majm;A
IT, was gained in a square party fight.
AID must he c!sr"n'a.i"Y I" Mr.. lIal.
Baker. who lives in that cts. Well
doue tvt .\!;"n uti"H''' Lc2dr'~
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VOL, IT..
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Alexandria to Natchitoches.
ArrirdIS. Dcrdft"fes.
Tuesday 4 y. III. Thursday 0 a. H.
Friday ! p m. Sa''lr"aE9 4. M.
Sunday ( y. m. Monday Q a. H..
Natchitochcs to Shreveport.
Tuesday Q n. NJ. Tuesday y a. m.
Thursday . Il. NJ. Ih'lrsdav a. M
Saturday 9 a. III. Saturday , a. Ill.
Natchitoches to Texas.
Tuesday y. N. Monday 7 q. m.
Saturday 6 p. N. Thursday q. N
Natchitoches to Miudcn.
Tuesday p. m Wednesday 7 a. III
Friday Gp. NJ. Saturday q. III.
Natchtoches to Winfield.
Tuesday II IN. Tuesday | p. IN.
Friday Il IN, Friday p. m.
ALL MAILS CLOSE AT 8 A. NJ.
Office lIours-from 7 A. NJ. to IL NJ.
aud from M to GPM.
w. D. HAEKINs.
Post Master.