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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-25

DULLION Gwen such ms - not
~ receivable at the U. s. MINT ass Eed and
sold on he most favorable terms.
ramrle- CT 'ritica!ly assared for 10
Cold and 8 liver. AND REPo IT, BASED UPON
DUE. Lave TES for 81 e per ssmpl ;,
when rep rts are d rl:v. red i'll q rson.
samples OF Ore s,ss!.d for potr. J. cad
Ant,mony. Tin aud Mercury. or her Metal.
{ very low rates. 5 Circu,ars.
Sa Lples Of all inorganic substances. miner
ais. sail IL deposits ans mineral waters analyzed
and examined chemically or microscopic lily.
Also. particular attention given to the tx I'M
instion Of foods and Liquors, with efsrence
to ADULTERAt Hons.
We aim At large business on small profits,
whether in Analysis or in other branches.
Assayers and the Trade furnished with Chem
icaliy Pure Gold At $40 per o., with discounts
OF for quantity. Chemically Pure Silver
81 per OF.
For further infnr nation see advertisement. in
Virginia Evening Chronicle. or call. ~ above,
on Messrs. Pixley Mcconnell for Circular.
CORA wlEGaN.'.
Formerly Meter and Ref ,er of O 3. Mint at
San Francisco. and later Assayef Of the same
Establishment. novAM
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-25

Reno is to have a town clock.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-25

Tickets can be procured ct the drug stores OF
9. P, Willis and F. 81, Phelps.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-11-11
x1rho, wo hear any person asCrlbln

When we hear any person ascr'o'ng
our defeat in this parish to certain re-
mote causes, we cannot but be assur'
cd. when it is so pa'pable, that the
c,nsc is before their eyes daily.
As long as the scoundre' i''ont
runs the negro churches, and with
that influence, the women, this par
;sh will have color line politica
fight. ,
As for the whites, the Tuesday,
result has massed them solidly from
this on, and all opponents must stap'
from under,
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Wanted,

An expert in the emba1mios bust
noss !: none but those who are adept
in the old Egyptian style will be EN-"
p1oyed, to "put up" Blunt and I'd b'ed''
with 4 view of preserving them "a-
til they are elected to some once =, III
tha fnture, It is supposed that this
interesting event, the election OF
them. will occur early in the 59t''
Century provided, Gabriel docs not
with his bug|e- blast our expectations
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-11-11

Total States, II 49, electoral vote
lS4. Lacking ONE to elect.
Louisiana has gone Democratic by
about six thousand, with a good
working majority in both houses, Sc
curing the election Of two Senators to
to the U. S. Senate.
We have carried this, 4th Con-
gressional District by about 2OOO
majority, electing J. B. Elan to Con-
gress over G. L. Smith, radical.
Florida is claimed by US by about
1900 majority. Should this be sure,
Tilden is elected beyond doubt and
has eleven votes to spare.
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Courage Goes Out

While Blunt, than whom no v''er
scoundrel lives. thought he hao Tue
ADVANTAGE of the white people OF TINS
norish. for the reasons that they de-
sired peaceable election and "oo'"
submit to almost anything to secure
T. and further that they desire ma
tura]lv to harm no man or set OF men,
rode up and down Red River threat
eping to burn up and destroy towns
at will and proclaimed loudly MS
ability to "get the soldiers" "oe"
tho election is over comes begging
white citizens to protect his life las
ho is in danger" What does this
mean 2 It looks to MS as if it was
6x M for the Returning Board ]oo Of
1874: if not, then Blunt must be guilty
Of .ome crime which his own coward
" mind fixes, the death of as
s,ss;uat;on AZ a fit rctrihution for
THAT Blunt deserves killing no ONT
+ doubts-that he will he killed no on
believes but all this shows that Blu"
is a brave man when backed by troops
ond q small craven when left with ~
big republican majority in Natc"''o
5 ches tn bolster him up.
y Blunt's day is now-let him en)"
. f. afterwards he will eat the ashe
. Of the beautiful dead sea apple TIL
s now IS a toy to him.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-11-11

Let the white men of this parish
remember that P. A. Simmons is as
Infamous as Breda. Simmons tried
his best to get troops for this poll
and the two polls of ward 4 and also
at Broadwell's on election day.
If Simmons is not low flung rad
ical and working in their interest we
would like to know who is.
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~ s 49,
VICTORY!

From all sources the glad t'd'rs' OF
victory for the Democracy and Con-
stitutional Government comes to us
like a gentle dove, bringing on It's
wings the balmy assurance OF peace
at last, and good will henceforward'
The noble South, true to manhood
true to honor. and truo to liberty,
stands "sOLID" for TlLDEN.
II will thus be seen that the South
at last stood by the Union, as she has
ever done by the Constitution, and
rescued the Government of our fore
fathers from the hands of those VINO
would pervert it to base uses
Well done noble South. Born be-
meath your blue skies, and reared in
your sunny cline, drawing liberty
from your fragrant breezes, we are
doubly proud of you to-day.
J In the palace of the city, and in the
t ,owly cabin of the woods, tonight
hanDy hearts and loving, will swell
up in praise to Almighty God ant
:. the "solid South" for this signal vic
tory: for this liberty and peace
Go tell it ye Angels to the t're
1t heart and weary arm of the down
tro1den Caucasian of the South tina
y TlLDEN IS OUR PRESIDENT.
W Shrek it, ye tiends of the damned
IN the ear of the depravcd whit
r. scoundrel that rioted and triumphc
in orr ruin and degradation of t'
tic
past, that the
a. GALLANT FRANK NICHOLS
is Louisiana's Governor. Our he'
a. tace is ours at last; the alien ana t
p; stranger must hie him hence.
Long, long have we borne their
, sult : their contnmely-let them
IS zone at once, else we take vengear
in our own hands.
one Victory, Victory is ours!
sew We present to our readers t
tee week a half sheet issue. The us
La' excuse Of "the election" would h
good with ia, but we have a be
Is one. The paper which we "rde
three week since, and which o.
lose. was repeated ten days since, has
him. come to hand. owing. we suppose
tc)e the want of water in Red River
Lou Our friends need not he snrpr
resi- that we should fail next week en-
lone ", for from what we learn OF
hou- river. navigation has entirely
,ther pended, in which event, We ca
hun. issue for want of paper.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-11-11
A Dead Carcass.

]. F. Breda, the notorious indicted
parish Judge, and as dirty black,
Guard as lives, has been utterly ana
sigually defeated for District Judge
Of thc 18th judicial District.
Ereda has shone and stuck ana
stuck and slonc in the public gaze'
like q rotten macke'el in moonlight
for a number of years, and now nc
cro,y,s into that secluded infamy thai
awaits all such low flung beings, GOV
orcd with the curses and dcnnnc'a
tons of everything decent in the par
ish.
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Our business men should at
once avail themselves Of the ad-
vertising advantage presented by
the V1SDIcAroR. Crops will be
sold soon, and a large amount OF
cash ready to buy cheap goods
will be in the hands OF farmers,
and they will buy from the cheap
est merchant, and it is a good ruiz
to abide by, that he who adver
tises generally sells the hest bar
gains.
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Let it DO remembered that five
hundred negro voters went back upon
their promise on election day. Not
one third that belonged to our club
voted tue ticket, which alone defeated
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vertising in our paper

Cotton picking, which had in a
measure suspended, has been re-
sumed and the staple will shortly
be gathered. Prices have advanc-
ed but the advance has been met
with ahigher freight.
We look for a large business to'
the next two months.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-11-11

Raford Blunt, candidate for State
Senate, acted at the polls as United
State Marshal on election day, and
eyerv candidate on the Radical ticket
was also acting as Marshals.
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Negro Women as Politicians

On Tuesday last we saw at the polls
in this town a sight in politics that is
new to us-and we thought we had
observed much of the ups and downs
of that "troubled sea- since Louis
lana became the prey of the "harpies, "
and that sight was negro women at
the poll electioueering for Blunt and
his party. They were there certain
loud in their dennnciation of the "nlg
ger that would vote the Democratic
ticket" We can assure the negro
women We suppose, situations FOL
them as cooks, washers and ironers
are ready ~ in Democratic families
Let us see!
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9a4'ilyg Sewing Wa
chimes.

One.half of all the Sowing Machines
Sold in the Year 1878, were SlNGERS,
which is sufficient evidence OF Its supe-
riority over all others. ,,>,o,,r l.,
All we ask is to test THE SlNEhh oc-
fore purchasing any other: solt on easy
terms. Liberal discount for cash. :,
Beware of imitation Singers, ana old
SINGERS painted over to look like new
and offered for sale by the Canvasscrs OF
some of the other Sewing Machine Com
panies as genuine New Singer Machines
Apply to o,,n,,,,xc m
No. 81 CANAL STREET,,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
ORC. w. ROBERTS. Canvasser,.
At NATCIIITOCHES, LA.
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The Last.

The South has quietly submitted to
another four months vitnperat1on anu
outrage from every Radical speaker
North, as we'll as every dirty snee'
within that border.
We know not how others may feel
ON this occasion, but tor us, We en-
uha;ically say that this is the last
campaign of the kind we Will 8"
through.
To do 40 is an insult and dcgrada-
t;on TO- onr manhood aud for one, we
say. to have done with it. ,
Besides, it incu'cates IDEAS anu
1,ct, lines in the minds of the rising
Generation totally foreign to that
which should be learned by a free
urcople; it renders them cowa''l'
and fearful, when they should ne
brave aud bold.
1.-THE success of the National Dem
ocrotic party depends upon orr vote
then the people Of the North mus
stop abusing and vilifyins u.s. 1Ao'
the National Democrats must be made
to understand from this on.
We firmly believe IN Demo'raf'
principles, and know that good, no"
est government is impossible wltho"
their success, but we firmly oppos
0 any further yielding of those light
, and Liberties which are drarer farto
liberty-1ovins people than party 'ea
ty or party success.
Is this thing of outrage upon II
south to continue cterually? VINE
we EXPRESS a manly and open prcfeI
encc for an honest government a
we to I've )ampooncd by every sc'"'
. drel Chat mounts the stump
When we Insist upon honest az
), capable men, and men OF tried Int
ritv for official position, are we
have slnrc in our teeth that we a
l. rebels aud traitors =!
When we desire to choose OF
political and social companions III
a Blaine, Morton, lngersoll and VI
~ field, are we to be denounced as :"
y, famous whelps?"
> When We take the Republican p
IL. ty at their word, aud their laws
CT their meaning, and send our best n
to the Halls of our Congress, are tt
or to be denounced as "Conleder
Brigaliers," and is the North to
called upon to look at the se7'
~, "Contederate scamps."
MI No, no! This thing must 81
We propose to stop it from this
Did forward.
Before We would submit to ano
such four months as the past
at would advise our people to cut
ad- tickets off abore their candidates
by State officers.
ho TO vote for no man for Fed'
of National, or other official pos't'o
L. the United States.
'''' Rather let the North "run
erS' Government" They have don
zap for eight years past, and a p
rule mess they have made of it.
YER Let them continue to do so an
bar. it be distinctly understood wb'
South refuses to participate II
National contest.
and We make nothing by going thE
ding these vituperative mud singing
paigns every four years; on the
trary we lose-lose our self
N'"' pcct, and submit our honor t.
'em' pen of the dirty Northern scr''
the tho tongue of their foul'mouthe'
)imi- tors. or the chisel of their villa
Hap Nasts.
! the These Centennial insults have
c. enough for us. We want no
and enter solemnly at this earl
an earnest, though humble ?
his against its repetition.
'"' Trv the fresh Texas flour 0
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81. MiyhaeI'S Convent,
BOUNDED IN 1925.
Under the Direction Of the Religions OF
the Society of tho Sacred Heart
ST, JAMES PARISH. La

ru,HJS Institution il pleasantly sltnatcu
nn the mississippi River, about eo
';,o "n n,>ove New Orleans. The buildings
i nnn s" " and we'll ventilated. The
al" aim Of the Religious conducting it, is to
secure to their pupils thorough anu az
diminished education. Simplicity OK
dress ;s enforced by the rules: Iheir
%ealth is the Object Of untiring solicitudee;
and, in sickness, they are ahec''on"'''1
and constantly attended to: ,,
The scholastic year, when IS dl'loeu
into two sessions Of five months eacl,
commences on the first wednesday VI
Ortohcr. and terminates in the last week
Of the following July.
Terms for the Scholastic Year,
pavabl. in current funds, and alwaysln
| Advance.
Entrance Fee, (but once) :. %
Board, with tuition in English anu ,oo
French %
Washing ~
Books and Stationery q
Doctors Fee
Summer Baths On
Music X
Use of Piano or Harp % %
Vacation charge, (for August and ~
Septembcr)
Pnpils are admit ed at any time, ana
char,ed only from the date OF entrance
! NJ deduction is made for pupil VINO
NAV be withdrawn before the expiration
If the Session, unless it he on account
of sickness. H., No.
No particular dress is required, eH-
cent on Sundays aud Thursdays, wnen
line Merino is worn in winter, ana u, in
summer. pink lawn, and occasionally
white Jaconet or Naipsook. :, .,
Each pupil should be provided WIN y
blue, a white and pink dress; %m'e "
. plain Bobbinet veil, two and hall OF u
, three Yards long, according to the SIZE OF u
the voung lady; a black plain Bobblne'
j. veil. twelve changes of under garmenls,,'
'n twelve pairs of hose, dozen ana nav !
or two dozen pocket handkerchief, e'gn'
~, large napkins, eight towels, twelve Col.
" lars. six night gowns, four pairs OF SHOES
be a foot tub, toilet box, work box, gooieet,
tablc-knife, fork and spoon; two pam
of blankets, three pairs of Sheets three e
and half yards long, two and nM'
?! wide; musquito-bar of white nett sus
- two yards long, the top to be I'VE 1e %
long, two and half wide. All to u
distintly marked with the number 40
signed. ,,, !, ~
Parents wishing their children to u
I. furnished with clothing, ETC., are "a
' pected to deposit with the Treasure
iupds for the purpose.
pupils of every denomination are II
o,,irel to assist at the public exercises
,,s re]igion-no further influence is ever o.
* ercised over their convictions on Gu
pe- grave point. 4:..,,
~ Visits are confined, when prsctlcapl.
no. to Sundays and Thursdays, and are
,sv he made only by parents, guardians III
10y ncar relatives, unless when authorize
old by such as have power to do SO.
,w 'Epistolary correspondence is subject
Of inspection. it,.
an. For circulars and further partlcuiaaI;,
nos appIy to or address the MOIhEE -
PERIOR. St. Michaeps Convent.
co., MR.. P. POURSINE, 40 Gravier Stree
New Orleans, or
\. MIR. NJ. II. CARVER, Natchitoches, !.
n AGENTS. May20-tf
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Shreveport, La, Nov. 10th, 1876.
People's VindicatOr:
Hearsey telegraphs that New Or
leans gives ten thousand FIVE hundred
Democratic majority, and that the
State is Democratic by sixty-tive
hundred.
Senator Jones telegraphs that F'orl-
da is Democratic, and Col. Rhett tel
graphs that South Carolina gives
Hampton 1912 majority, and Illder
one thousand.
N. C. BLANCHARD.
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The negro is supposed to wan
der up TO the kitchen of the Dem
ocrat, and ask for grub-wlth the
assurance that he is a good 'Dimi-
crat, and voted all right" Hap
Di]y. we know all that voted the
ticket, and grub will be scarce
to Radical negroes.
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The Situation.

Up to the present writing, Friday
morning 9 o'clock, the indications ave
that Tildcn needs one electoral vote
TO secure his election. So far the fol-
lowing States have gone Democratic
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As a colored man voted his
Democratic ticket on Tuesday,
Blunt called upon the surrounding
Radical negroes to ''spot that
man. Blunt is spotted himself
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nCs Csnus' as an excuse is now IN
in order from the Democratic eandl-
dates that were going to poll that big
negro vote. .......-..
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WANTED!
u0nn BEEF CATTLE for which
llllk the highest CASH prices
Nuv1 will be paid by the under t
VnvV signed on delivery "
Huu Cloutierville.
vOUU L.CHARLEV1LLE.
NOTICE.

NOIlCE'
Having bought Mr.. s. Parsons ensn nS
stock of Horses, Hacks, Bugs'es anu n,
Hearsc, as well as a full ASSORTMENT "
collins, I now invite continuance "
tho patronage of the public.
Charges will be moderate .:n s,5
Hire Of Hcarse within corporation ~"
Price for distances beyond corporate hm
it's will be governed by the distances
from S25 to $50. ,;ces
Cofiins of all styles on hand, prices
ranging from s25 to 800. ,,,,.x.
July Stf. +. VEChD""
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This parish held her own with her
solid white vote against fraudulent
registered vote Of 4757 for a popula-
ton of 1000.
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Ladies', ifyou want a cheap, neat
fitting and pretty shoe call at McCook
& Bro.
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Ward four turned ont badly and
our hopes for the parish were shatter-
ed on her.
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SHREVEPORT, Nov. 10, 1876.

SHREVEPORT, NOV. 1V, AO'o'
Vindicator
Latest reports which I regard as
entirely reliable give South Carolina,
Florida and Louisiana to Tilden.
Louisiana by from seven to ten
thousand.
Tilden has two hundred and three
votes, and prospects for more
We have FIVE members of Congress-
Smiths majorities - Caddo lO07
Bossier 700, Red River 400, Natchi'
toches 3l6. Elam's majorities-Bien
Vile 700, Webster Is, DeSoto AS
Sabine 100.
A. D. BATTLE.
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Call at McCook g. Bro, for every
fling in the Dry Goods and Grocery
line. you will certainly find it there.
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A SQUARE MEAL FOR FIFTY
CENTS at Burdick's Boarding House.

'sThat coat is nice, where did you
get it, At McCook & Bro, plenty
Of them and cheap!
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Radical Majority jO6
Three hundred and six is the aver
age Radical majority with claimed
negro registry of l]4o, and we ad'
nit 586, over the whites.
THE white vote was full and solid
in most Wards, showing that the
great majority of white men are true
to themselves and their people. Tue
negro. with Tilden as President, and
Nichols as Governor of this State,
will have a practical illustration Of
the fact, that he will not be "put
back" into slavery; he 'cill have all
his rights secured; he ,ci1 not be de-
prived of his right to vote; bis chill
dren will be educated, and while all
this is being shown him, he will be
made to understand that no rascal OF
set of rascals, such as they have
lust elected by a strict drawing
of the color line, by registering boys
&C., can ever hold Office in virtu
Gus and respectable community.
While we will do all we can tt
elevate the black race, to protec
their rights and interests, we vii
not overlook our own.
That point is assured.
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Remember that McCook & Bro.
have complete line Of ladies and
gentlemen ware.
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Died..

On Saturday, November 41n: lS''
cu>r,rs M,rICr1lL, a native OF Cant"nt
del Ticiuo, Suisse, aged AZ years Ell" |,
days.
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Democrats Garry the City.

The following is the official vote OF
this city showing an average Demo
cratic majority of sixty for city conn
cilmen and forty five for Mayor.
Old Natchitoches is democratic and
we hope our friends will make note
of it.
Dranguet is Mayor, while Carver,
Caspari, Garzia, Duncan, Smith and
Levy are City Councilmen.
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SHREVEPORT, Nov. 10, 1876.

SHREVEPORT, Nov. 10, 1876.
Editor indicator:
Every thing lovely. Louisiana,
Sonth Carolina and Florida for Tilden,
giving him two hundred and three
votes. Always let me know when
you want specials.
A. D. BATTLE.
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Weather during the week cold
and clear.
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The BEST the market affords and
we'll served, at Burdick's Boarding
House.
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Puckette was scooped for Mayor of
this city by a majority of forty five
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Go to McCook g. Bro, for fresh
drugs and medicines.
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Ni;W ADVERTISEMENTS.
! ! ! . 8 . q 8

10 TIE WORKING CLASS,-We are now
n,.an,red to furnish all classes with constant
alnnaIovment at home, the whole of the time
or for their spare moments Business n new;
l;c}'t and profitable. Persons Of either sex east
~ s asr ano from 50 cents to IS per evening ana
a proportional sum by devotins their ~ rner
time to the business. Boys and girls earn ''e" a.
ly as much as men Ihat an o" WY te ss the bu
snes ,,'S we s' make this unparalleled offer: To
s,"ISS 90 arc not we'll satisfied we will send
s"en aolar ' to pay for the trouble of writing
T %",, oo narticulars samples worth several dol
lar. r to Commence work on, and copy OF HONE 40
and Fireside one Of the largest ana oes. LAW" ;1
trated Publications. all SEM ,rtH tohis w"rl
ks1ass d{E S5 WiS' sTSsoS Co. Portland
% Wo;ro "A Sept l6.
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100 sacks of rust proof oats at Nc
Cook g. Bro.
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Fancy scarfs, shawls and cloaks at
McCook g. Bro.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 10, 1876

NEW ORLEANS, NOV. ~, loo'
Vindicator:
Vote for President close. Louis
lana elects Tilden. Net Democratic
majority in 5. parishes $500. Six par
ishes to hear from, all democratic.
Gave four thousand majority in 1914.
observation-disclosures GO Democrats !;
50 Republicans. -.
Embellishments %; Republicans
ii.
Robertson, Ellis and Gibson elected
certain. Elan and Farmer in doubt:
Leading Northern Democrats will
visit here to see that returning BOARD
does not lefraud us.
H. J. HEARSEY.