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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-25

Mr. Val Wildman, who has
been confined in the county Jail tor the
pas, fifty dsy.. in lieu Of fine. imposed
upon him Al the last session Of the
Di.tric. court. for running licensed
lottery. was released last evening, hav-
ing liquida,ed tho fine of $3.50. by a
term of fifty days imprisonment. and
upon paying the costs on the suit IN
cash, amounting ga Sj2 more. Wild
man says that b. did not Object Ia the
payment of the costs on the suit when
his lottery wa declared illegal. but he
protested against the additional iine at
St5n ~hicll Ia g n.sidered unjust. from
the Tao, that ~ c. .dtc'ei hi hnsin.sy
under a lisvr.-- su,, tha' other parties
whn had done the same. w"te 1T III, be-
%sid. by paying nominal sum. H. de-
clareh ,hs, he would nrvcr paw .ent
of il. aud he wss boond 10 hr rs "a Il
~ his va It,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-25

80 Wi:gio 4 Fox, The entctpri.in.
fr"prletor~ II the American Hotel YES
t-r,lay ciu.c,i = trade with H. r. Denny
for tw0 acres of land. situated o. ~
stream which rms through his
claim two miles north Il Seattle.
They propose la have the land
cleared mp NJ once. and are IN use
!, Us hog and poultry yard. by this
means they can utilizs all their otal os
tn. kitchen hv feeding II out
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-25

BoYs -. CHrSAwEx Some Of cor
hop-growsrs have aaclsre4 i iheIr in
t~uttoa b~1; ss,son 90 employ box- IN
gathering THAR crops 20 the exclusion Of
Cinnamon, ard NJ. Hays. the White
River hop-grower, thinks that boys can
be 70. who vii he better help than the
IniAas were. Here 10 VIA. : Cs..for-
MA farmer says who employed BOYS this
sessoa instead q Cinnamon In the
Geld there has been spirited rival
~ "a 10 vino shoald pick the most. be
ing IN marked contrast with the Chi
nese. ~bo. when working b. tn lay.
secm ambitious - sec how loag ,hey
can make the JOB last. From my exps-
rIsnce. | aul satisded tha. cur bop and
fruit-growers. aud farmers generally.
can make selections FROM eur unem-
ployc1 youth that will feltsr please
them than tue { hines TOW ~ generally
under engagement
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-25

FnoxT STREET ~ fEef. are
row employed ca ths Front street grade
and these are al working q; tie inter
sssction OF Seneca street AM in fFoL, O;
NJ. Dsnry's residence, where The deep
est Gu. Ia being made. with the sxcsp-
ton Of few who are ~ work Oh the
cribbing in front 4 Amos Bros ? :
plaee. A small :orc- arc aiso a, work
"a Madison street y here a deep cut Is
teing made 10 front Il Dr.. Weea's resi-
iencc. The proposed plan Of running
Seneca street through under Front
street, We learn. has called forth some
strong protest.sions from different citi-
zen. and for that reason the order Of the
Council will be recousidered by that
iyody AMI Is may still be considered al
open qae.,ion, whsther the frat plan
gill " carried out or no.. The entire
work - being pushed forward yigor-
oasly with view - comprising the
trade IL poailbls before the winter rains
40 ia in snrnest II - nov calculated
that. uroviiiug 'hc weatheg remains
xoot. the work will l,.' all dome m three
weeks a. lss~t The block of buildings
iset wesn Colufn bta all III 4rion stfcsts
will bc raised "a leF ~ith the grade.
Some IL them w. ave 20 bs bolstered
ut ten fee, or s.. The work 81 raising
ne FIRE, house, standing on the corner
Of Columbia street. was commenced
Yesterday The grading Of Front street
will complete one 81 the greatest and
most permanent public improvements
thu. has ever been inaugursted In Seat
tie, aud il will b. one that every citizen
can appreciate. and that will bo bene-
fl, 10 the entire city There Is one fact
IN connection with i. which we can du-
ly appreciate, and that is while labor ha.
been employed 10 DO the work. The
difference D. the entire city. IN a bust
ness point II view. is considerabie-bc.
tween paying out over $4,000 tn Coo
lies, . large portion Of which would
have found ia way 10 the golfers of
the Chinese companies who hold them,
and the remainder would have been
sen; o. China Tor tho necessities of life.
while the white laborcrs distribute
their earnings mostly about the city
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-25
Proposal For Bids.

Notice 80 hsrssy siver tsAs BY dirsetioa o. tie
0onr-on Couaesl 81 tie CITY e sestsle. ~ r.
s~alsi eias siu - receive. By tie G1G:srssne
Up - AL OF tie 10: 9Ay q SsvsEe~r. ISIS. fer
fuYasseisy al l1Ehsr required ny tie City for
suiid.ax sidewalk. repAarsnS str~-ss. etc. ssid
.Gsesx 20 - delivered 90 ons CT the vEsrves
Tie h.As - hs OK . eErrsnsy haSss. sAsd e,ts a-~
20 b opsosd by tie Cszasnoe Cosseii. With tie
p<4vt.eee 81 r~.scs4Ex asy % 81 Of tsssl-
>sss;ls v. p oc:- lab. irS
c~a,v AZ 4. IMAM. City Ci.-f.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-25

And Lot-, all hard finish. built hv tht
day, 81 the corner 81 Third ami Pix
streets. Also Fourteen Lots ia Law
Addition and Three Lots IN Mo-
Apply To
sepi Tno~. !. JACKSON
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-07-08

The Radical Of this State have
nomined a form ~ candidate for
Govern. s 3. Packard is the man,
and were constrained to ask, where,
oh wire are the independents (9.
Leona, "rise up and speak! Who
now i"illiberal, violent and pros
criptiH" where is the honest Gun
knowman' that the Saints, the radi'
cal in injection with the new party
men we going to give the country :
Show mr. hands now, political idiots,
or clio up for ever after. S. y.
Packa, the head and front OF al
that isoul and damnins in the Lou
isiana ,siness for eight years past.
Packa,, the United States Marshal
who roe down innocent white men
-whosleputies outraged ''hite '"e''es
and Unprotected them after ward
who pa,ed negro witnesses asains
innocen men-who stole Thousands
of dolla from the Government Of
"pay rol," with sweet Casey. THIS
this, ye dependents, is the pure 4
the liber ~ man you give the PEG
pie as Gceruor; this is the reform
DNo sadsea,s give their party
Bah-it m4es one sick-of the Who'll
batch.
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For the Campaign.

The INDICATOR will be furnish
ed to subscribers for the rest Of the
year at the low figure Of ONE DOL
LAR, Postage prepaid at this Office
al subscriptions must be paid for I"
advance, no deviation from this rule
as the price of subscription will hard
" pay for the paper.
Political clubs aud all individuals
in this section, should subscribe with
out delay.
We intend to publish "THE RED
HOT" paper of Northwest Louisiana ;
will not seek to wound the feelings OF
any honest man, no matter to what
party he belongs. But will tell from
the first, the corruptions of those III
power, and give reason, plain, honest
and earnest, why there should be {
change in public affairs. No radica
official shall escape our notice ant
We will give matters of political i'm
portance so as they will he understood
by the people.
A little help from every one vii
insure the success of our paper, AM
thereby secure the triumph Of on
party in this section.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-07-08

One Of the most painful Common
taries on the social condition in which
we have been plunged by Grautism
is the spectacle daily presented in the
Radical Convention when the curtain
has risen. Some ignorant, illiterate
niger, who has probably spent the
previous night in an orgy On Franklin
street, or in rubbing q chicken GOOD
back of town, will then arise, and. in
nnblusl'ing disregard of the truth.
and In derision Of the Almiehty's
precedence, appeal to him to bestow
bis blessing upon this honorable
''assimblidge," that it might be guild.
ed, as 10 the pat, BY sense Of Justice
and honesty 10 their proceedings.
Warmoth remains seated, and looks
upon tho preacher with . CYNICAL
stare, whilst Packard rises 70 HE
feet, and casting his eyes to the
ground, assumes q 1evout air that
Would shame . saiut. What is then
going on In the true inwardoess Of
these two great souls, If Il could be
Known, would afford I curious study
to tho philosopher.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-07-08

POISONOUS REPTILES AND INSECTS.
Considering the number and varie.
ty Of poisonous reptiles and insects,
abonnding almost everywhere in the
United States, it IL not surprising
that cases Of death resulting from
their bites are frequently recorded ip
the public press. But It does seem
strange that 10 this land of knowl.
edge, people sbonld throush iqno.
rance give themselves up to die after
being bitten, when a cure can he
speedily Effected in the worst cases
by the timely use of that simple rem.
edy, the Seven Seals or Golden Won.
der: The proprietors of tho great
medicine have large number of iona
tide certificates in their rosset sion.
atteating the most wonderful rures Of
bites of venomous reptiles.
The Seven Seals has been found
equally etRcacious when applied to
bee stings, which - 10 we'll known
oftentimes prove fatal to the sufferer.
Aches aud pains Of every description,
whether aceote or chronic, are almost
instantly relieved BY the application
Of the Seven Seals to tho parts az
lected. July limo.
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We desire to say to our friends
that the Subscription and Adver-
Using due the Visdicator has moth
ing whatever to do with the
amounts subscribed and paid to
fund to carry on the paper. The
Advertising, Subscription and job
Work bills, are to be paid to the
Editor, who assumes to pay all ex.
penscs, ercept tie sala'y kst, which
is paid from the Committee fund.
Our Collector has tried to explain
this, aud We now do so, that no
misunderstanding viii occur in the
future.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-07-08

In the active pursuit Of pleasure
or gain. the inestimable blessing
of health is too often forgotten
until disease is firmly seated, and
the fact only realized by great
bodily and mental suffering. The
Liver is the vulnerable point IN
most persons, aud the disarange
ment of the organ involves almost
the whole system; hence the rea.
son why under Liver disease thert
is enumerated such a number Of
Affections, and we claim the Sim:
mons Liver Regulator to be 4
remedy for them all.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-07-08

The Radicals had their 4th, as
usual, brim full Of, republican
speeches eulogistic Of thieying Of.
ilcials, and Mandatory Of the plum
derers Of the State. In point Of
numbers and enthusiasm, the
meetiny was . failure, but for gus
and congratulated ON reform
with Packard, il was ) success.
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NOTICE..

Having bought Mr.. 8. Parson': easar3
stock of Horses, Hacks, Buggses
Hearse, az we'll - Q full sssdrtmenS
collins, l now invite q continuance =
the patronage of tho pnblic.
Charges will be moderate. 40
Hire Of Hearse within corporation y.
Price for distances beyond corporate =.
its vii! be governed by the dissaass'
from as to SO. -.
Collins If all styles on hand, prs
ranging from $25 to e100.
July tt. P. vEULENA.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-07-08

The steamer Bart Able has our I'm.
qualified thanks for kind favors. We
propose to the Delegates from Red
River, DeSoto, Sabine, Vernon;
Rapides, VIM, Grant, Bieuville.
Avoyelles and this parish, that thew
all take passage on the Bart Aid
from Grand Ecore, Alexandria and
other paints, on the 18th July, 1876;
for the Baton Rouge Convention.
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The n ltional Democratic Resi-
dent COMMITTEE,

O0OI NOu41OlIt6Os
The National Democratic Residest
Committee have established he'd.
quarters at 1924 F street, near -
Ebbitt House. The committee =
made az follows:
Chairman-Hiester Clymer.
Treasurer-W. H. BarnniD.
Secretary-James Harvey.
SENATE.
Kentucky. w. Stevenson.
Conuecticht-N. w. Eaton. 50
West Virginia-H. G. Davis. E
Maryland-W. V. Whyte. B
Qe0rgia-J. B. Gordon.
HOUSE.
Observation-Disclosures Clyner:
Massachusetts-C. w. Chaplin.
Texas--t. w. Throckmortod.
Mississippi-C. E. Hooker.
KeDtucky-A. J. Jewett,
North Carolina-W. NJ Robbins
Ohio-M. Taylor.
District of Columbia-W. w. Coz:
coran, James E. Harvey, and Charles
Mason.
Tie Democratic organizations =
all the States and Territories sle -.
quested to report their committseee
Immediately to the National Kes!dee.
Committee. Applications for doea::
ments, speeches, and other politiee
matter, and all Communications g -
The business of tho committee, VI
10 addressed to the secretary.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-07-08

Kellogg's Government is the "old
man of the mountain," seated up
on the shoulders of Louisiana day
and night. An incubus-a terror
I'm intolerable burden. Louisi-
ana, gagged and blinded, totters
along with this horrible old man
astride her neck goading her to
---l--A-.a.@s-A Ill I, ~-
movements.
This has been our condition for
four years, and we are asked to
change one old man for another,
and that other in the person OF
Packard. A man whose very
name calls up in the heart Of eve
nv true and honorable son Of
Louisiana, the deepest feelings OF
lndignation-a brutal, cowardly
United States Marshal, who has,
at the beck and call of his master
at Washington, rode rough.shod
over the liberties and persons OF
the whites of Louisiana. A man
who has sustained the thieves un-
der Yarmouth and Kellogg in
every vile act they have commit
ted; who is the prince Of Carpet.
baggers, and represents Grant
with all his attendant horrors to
US.
This is the Reform ~ Governor
the Republicans have boastetl
they would give us, this is the de-
licious morsel they roll under their
tongues. What have the 1n'le-
pendent heroes Of New Orleans to
sayi Where now will the mer-
chant millions land George
Williamson is a dead duck, and
Packard is the "evine of Reform p
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-07-08
Something to Come!

- Tho Radical party is now fairly IN
the field, its candidates are mounted,
and the race begun-we ask, there
fore, the calm, candid consideration
Of the record of their corrdption--a
record made up by the Democrats OF
the Senate and House, ; and there is
one point so startling, so appalling,
AZ to call immediate attention.
On the 18th of January last, Mr.. H.
Z. Davis, of West Virginia, called at
tention to the fact, that in 1871, there
was a wholesale change in figures,
running back thirty or forty years, in
the tables of the Register, and alter
ing the amounts, which, in some in.
stances, has been fret, closed, and
reported to Congress, for twenty Of
thirty years. This change and altera'
ton of figures increased the public
debt in the aggregate $247 ,766. 674,7l
Think Of that, poor fcllow-citizens
that a Radical Treasurer, no othe'
than Boutwell,, the Saint(i) from
Massachusetts, plunderine the peo
Piles Treasury Of two hundred ant
fifty millions nearly, and then II
attempt to account for it by altering
and changing reports made to Con
gress and closed years before.
This charge has nerer been ans,cere
by the Radical thieves, in or out q
Congress-but it will he By the peo
ple at the polls in November next
when they send to eternal oblivio
and infamy, every man who has ha
any thing to do with the party th'
. stole this money.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-07-08

The Radical Convention has
nominated Antoine and Brown on
the State ticket the one for Lieu.
tenant Governor, and the other
-<ssas aAaae, .Sppsri daat 1t Pub Pub
pair Of reformers surely.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-07-08

Toal number Of delegates. ....NS
All Democratic ard CONSERVATIVE
papers in the State are requested y
publish the above.
l. w. PATTON, President.
PHILLIP POWER, Secretary.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-07-08

Logan, a worthless white man, has
been employed ostensibly as a school
teacher for Ward 9, but he is candid
enough to admit that h. !. :eally or.
gaUIz'1H, Or Trying to organize hauI.
cal clubs, and he is paid $50 per
month from the School Fund of the
parish for 80 doing. He is totally in
competent to teach school, but ia full.
~ equal to the task Of running a Rad
ical club. The negroes have told
citizens worthy Of belief, that Logan
was endeavotihg to administer the
oath of the Union Rights Stop Society
to them, which they refused, as they
would not kill their fellow colored
man who did not wish to join them.
We subjoin this oath, and the intents
Of the Society is fully developed in
the wording thereof. The white citi-
zens of Ward 9 had better teach this
fellow Logan a lesson, for if they do
not nip his conduct in the bnd, there
will be serious trouble in that Ward.
Oath of Union Rights Stop.
Resolred, That we, the undersigned,
do willfully and faithfully and col.
EMMY pledge ourselves aud life aud
lives to volunteer ourselves into a
company to protect ourselves, wives
and children and, etc., as the time
has come go that wo are compelled to
40 do, or else 60 back in what is call.
ed our former state; and we do far.
Their swear by the Almighty and him
to help us, THAT what has been going
on for tie last six months shall not
remain the elapse time again. BY
so doing, we do bravely call upon all
interested colored men to aid us in
the same. A committee shall be at
you to wait upon you for yonr sigma.
ture to the above words and docu-
ments and It is further understood
that any man under the age of forty.
five years old and refuse to cooperate
with said company, the commit.
tee shalt be authorized to wait upon
1t ~. sa'ssvo, 0uu nrUCi SUCH times
has been executed and said partie re.
fuse to join The Hold or body of men
shall go to the same and get his ex-
act reason and If such reason don't
suffice the above the partie shall i'm
mediately be shot down without Fear
or favor, and all partie shall he com
pell to take oath to this effect for Ger.
tain times. The time shall lie fixed
by said company.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-07-08

The State Democratic Conyen-
ton is next in order, aud we know
that . ticket will be nominated
which viii fully commend itself to
the people Of this State.
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State Democratic Central En-!
ecutive Committee.
Rooms State Central Committee.
Democratic Conservative Party,
New Orleans, April 90, 1876.

NEW OANunSs HApA" ~ AOSVs
Resolred, That 4 Convention Of thd
Democratic. Conservative party ofths
State of Louisiana be held at Datoa
Rouge, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Governor, Lient. Gov:
ernor, Secretary Of State, Anditory
Attorney General, Superintendent 4
Public Education, Members Of Con.
cress from the various Congressional
Districts of the State, and Electo't
for President and Vice President Of
the United States, on Monday, tho
gath Of July, 1876.
Accordingly the several parishes
and wards of the city Of New Orleans
shall he entitled to the following re-
.>n.Hoksou fsN Wit
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LOST.

A red morocco pocket-book, ccotaia.
ing money and papers. A suitable re- r.
ward will be paid the finder II 10 WY
return the same to LEVY & PHU0S M
no questions will be asked.
July 8-2i
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-07-08

"Intimidation and violence" is the
cry Of the Radicals Of Louisiana as
soon as they are defeated at the polls,
and when a box or parish is to be
thrown ont, it certainly is one where
the majority is largely against them,
and has always been 90.
In 1874, while Twitchel was mani
pulating the returns Of the election
to secure the position of Senator, for
which lie had been defeated by Mr..
Elan, Of DeSoto, by a large MAORI.
ty, he selected from this parish,
Wards Eve and six, that have never
given q majority for the Radical tick
ct at any election since the State was
reconstructed. All the negroes in
those wards have been Democratic,
there is scarcely ever any Radical
vote polle1, and never was any occa-
sion for the use of intimidation and
violence, and none has ever occurred.
Now, ifthe Democrats desired to in.
timidate negro voters, would it not
be matter Of much more policy for
them to do 10 10 a Wards where the
negro population was largely in the
majority, than for them to select sucl,
AZ Wards Ave and six, where the
white majority is 5tol. For instance
the city Of Natchitoches would likely
be the point where the "shot gun"
policy would prevail, point that the
negroes generally carry by about 200
majority-bnt if intimidation is used
here, the Radicals take good care moi
to charge it upon us, for the reason
would d.. ling ont Of: eneh . 1, be- ;:
would mot pay their party. This
may be singular, but it is nevertl,e.
less true, and our observation has
shown that it is the conduct of the
Radicals all over the State.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-07-08

~ A full supply Of Job material ~ y
ceived, and printing of all descnPe q
executed with neatness and dispstea =
this Office.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-07-08

The questions settled by the war
are never tcbe re.opened. We heart
ily concur il the 18th, l4th and 18th
Amendmen, to the Constitution.
All parties lust hereafter accept and
stand upon hem, and hencefotth our
politics are o turn upon questions of
the present. md the future, not upon
those of til settled and final past
We live aloe for the future, our lives
are not bound to that past-the dead
Of other lours have been buried,
and no resurrection awaits them-we
rear no monuments to issues that
meet not the requirements Of the liv-
ing-onwsnl is our motto.
Let Us hear no man say lie has
nothing t, do with politics, all men
have ant must in Republics. The
present condition of our country il
traceable to the fact, that the honest
masses stayed away from the politi-
cal field, aud allowed those interested
only IN the money to be made by Of
flee, to control and manipulate cleo
tions; that control and manipulation
has resulted in the prcstration of tn
industries of the country the rob
berry Of the Treasures of the State
and Union; has placed In ottlcia
power a band of men inscription
and thieving and all this was canse'
in great measure by the intelligen
"stay -aways." Let rs hear no NOR
complaint of bad met1 In Office, ia
that can and will he corrected b
good men attending the primaries
and selecting good men as delegate
test and only 1t5s BEST men far pos IS
tons upon our ticket.
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He was never married. Except Mr.
Buchanan, he will be the only bach:
clor that was ever elected to the lr.,.
idcncy,
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not have canse t,regret it as you
certainl, will hay to join these "k'l'
ling SOCIETIES."
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Reading matter on every page.