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Not that Man but (hic) Another.

If we can build the railroad from
New Orleans to Shreveport, and by
this means get our folks in full line
with markets both ways, we will be
perfectly satisfied. Hence the rea-
son we don't howl Tom Scott. And,
speak it gently, we're not in favor Of
dlsbanding the Democratic party td
do either Natclitoches indicator.
We didn't before know that our
friend had made himself obnoxious to
the charge of being one of,h"se weak
knccu Democrats who would abandon
his party on such slight provocation.
- Shreveport Times.
Oh, no. the complaint against US is
that we are given too much to party.
We favor the railroad as a matter Of
Justice to the South and firmly be-
lieve We can get the aid from Con.
gress under Mr.. Stephens bill. But
we still say that if we don't get the
aid, we won't desert our principles
Railroad with negro Capitalization on
one side-no railroad and intelligent
Democracy on The other--you pay.
your money and you takes your
choice.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-22

The school archives of this parish
are in the hands of H. C. Myers, who
is under Indictment for embczzling
the school monies, and if any steps
have been taken to make him surrcn-
der them we are not aware of it.
Myers, of course, has not been tried.
He is in New Orleans and has for
feited all the bonds under which he
was held. A man can steal the school
funds of a parish ; suppress and do
away with the hooks of the Auditors
Office of a State thwart the expressed
will of a people through the macbi-
nations of Returning Board and 90
scot free. Let him dare, however, to
carry an old pistol or steal pig
then lie goes to the penitentiary or is
fined, quick.
We want no better evidence of the
utter weakness of an administration
than this; wherein it exhausts it,
puny efforts in the suppression Of
crime by sending poor negro to the
penitentiary for stealing a hog, when
the State is Grained full of public rob
bers who walk forth without fear.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-22

The country Press, we are glad to
sec, is going to he heard in the mat
ter of taxation. That Press repre-
sents public sentiment, and will have
it's influence for that reason. We
note the Ouachita Telegraph, a paper
that in Editorial ability ranks second
to none in the State, utters no uncer-
tain sound when it calls on Legisla,
tors to beware how they try the tenn
per Of the people ; how they, elected
and presumiug to represent constit-
nency, dare act against the will of
that constituency in the matter OF
calling a Constitutional Convention.
The Opelousas Courier, Mansfield Re-
porter, DeSoto Democrat, Marksville
Bulletin, Baton Rouge Adrocate,
Morehouse Clarion, Richland Beacon,
Ouachita Telegraph, and Monroe o.
seryer, all ranking as first class coun-
try journals; journals Of tone, stand
ing, aud ability, have done noble ser.
vice in the cause of the people, many
of them for years, and their lutheran.
ces are the utterances of the great
mass. of Louisianians, whose voice
now, as at all times, had best he at.
tended to.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-22

Friend Potts, let's not revive the
"Whig ISSUE" You are certainly 10
concert with the Democratic party,
and have struck some noble blows for
the cause, for which you deserve ap.
plause. The old Wings, as a party,
are dead the issues for which they
conteuded are absorbed by the two
parties now confronting each other in
this country, or else they have been
exploded. Let us not, therefore, get
up a row over so small a matter.
We are willing at any time to help
You write an obituary, commemora.
rating in classic verse all their viz
tues and good deeds. We will repair
with you at appropriate seasons to
deck their hallowel mound with
bright flowers, for memory's sake
but let's not kick up muss over
their graves. What say yon, old fell
low?
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-22
The Wrong Way.

Has it ever struck our contempo-
raries that our Legislators and press
as we'll as supposed 'leading men,
a,c prolific in suggestions to c0l|ectrer
enues ; and are propagating schemes
to force the tax payers to meet the
large demands :of the State; WINE
never a word is uttered by them about
the root of all the trouble, exces
siye taxation, cxtravasaut salaries,
&c.
We contend this is not the way to
relieve our people. It's, in fact but
improving upon the radical plan Of
enforcing collections. Our people are
willing to pay if they had the means
to do it; but they are entirely too
poor to bear these burdens longer.
Let something bu done then to re-
duce the expenses Of the State to
bring the payment Of the taxes with
in the ability and means of the en-
poverlshcd citizen, and there Will 6e
no need for these vigorous penalty
laws to force their payment.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Theo Schuman VS.. A. & A. 1a"zln
"a. ro,rt M 114H,

Theo SEMINAR vs.. A. & A. Ia"zln
Parish Court. No. ll@'
DY virtnc of a writ OF fl' IA, , ,Si.'
- in the above entitled ana huDlSs.
cd suit and to me directed, have se's 70;
and will offer for sale to the last 's
highest bidder at the door OF the C .,h;
H"use in the city and parish OF Na"~
tOches, on ..,
Saturday, 5th day Of Jon"ery' 100: w.
the following described property to ,.t !,
The undivided two.thirls intere s, u
and to a certain plantation slta la VI
the Parish of Natchitoches, on tOe n !"
bank of Cane River descending ~? ;pF,
site the city of Natcllitoches, eon ts.Ja.
three hundred acres, more or less W ~,
or with all the buildings and imp% sns
mcnts thereon, bounded above .! h,is
now, or formerly belonging to ANUS 's 4,
Lccomte and Ambroiss Sompayi" 81. j;
and below by lands belonging !" tbs
Ambrose Sompayrac ST., and R! as and
same plantation acquired ny A'" ~" ri.
Ambrozine Tauzin at the Success'oIR ajr
of the property and effects of JONI Inns I'm
Smith, made on the 10th day Of f ',s"ts.
~, 1856, the upper third of sam }' Aid,
ton having been sold by the sai ;u;. =, Boz
and Ambruzin Tauzin to |lrSl at O.
sier, wife of J. Jules Bossier, " 9;y.. "
sale before George W. kearney,, ~ ~
on tho l4th day Of December, 10''
Terms of Sale.
CAsl1-with the hcncht of aPPrTs's1tnI '
D. H. DooNsh Sheriff.
Dec. lids.
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VAN AMBuRGH's Circus and MERGE
rie, the finest travelling exhibition in
the South, exhibits here on Friday
and Saturday next. This company
will also give entertainments at Mar
thavillc on Thursday, 9th at Car
roll Jones' on Monday 3lst, at Clou-
tie.ville on Tuesday, Jan. /, 1878, at
Forty Mile Ferry on Wednesday,
Jan. End. So every one in the parish
will have an opportunity of seeing
the show. The price Of admission is
50 cts. for large aud 25 cts. for small
folks.
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NATCHITOCnES, Dec. I9, 1877.

Editor Indicator
We think it but just to ourselves and
to the Vindicator, to say that the great
mass of the people in North Louisiana
are in full accord with the views advoca-
ted by you, and specially on the subject
of a new Constitution. Our victory of
1876 amounts to nothing. The neccs-
sity for new Constitution, needs but for
the people to understand that in the
palmy days of peace and prosperity of
Louisiana, say in 1861, the Democratic
Constitution we then had gave tho peo.
pie 2l9O public officers. While under the
present miserable Radical Constitution
we have 1850 officials to support. We
want an honest Government, and cannot
have it under a Radical Constitution.
Keep it before the people, they will do
right when the opportunity offers.
A THOUSAND VOTERS.
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Taxes Paid In.

This parish has shown its patriot
ism in responding to the support OF
the government Of the choice Of the
great majority Of thoseAupon' whom
the burdens of government fall, ana
notwithstanding their: spovcrty have
Welded to the revenues of the State
and Parish over fifty thousand dol
lars during the last six months. In
this they have done their duty, but
they did so with the understanding
that the burlens they have, and DO
now complain of, should be removed.
They see no "rcform'' in cutting
down the salaries Of starving clerks,
reducing printers bills to bcgs"r'y
rates, giving jurors nothing for their
services, which the great majority are
too Door to render for nothing, and
allowing all these "big pay" people
to 60 on enjoying the largest salaries
paid by any State in the Union, save
two, to their public elvants. Prac-
teal reform must come with rP'("r>
ton Of taxation. The l4t mills of kel,
logg stares the Impoverished payer
in tile face as we'll to-day as it did
then and something must be done to
reduce it.
Real estate must be released from
the burdens of either State or parish
taxation. One body polite or the
other must get;its revenue from other
sources than grinding it out of the
lands and 'tenemcnts of the farmers
and house owners. Let the State tax
capital, incomes, occupations, and in
troducc the Mofttt register, as
means of revenue for general pnrpo-
scs. For its lcvce interest and sinking
fund tax, let the cotton, rice, molasses
and sugar grown and marketed from
levee protection bear the burdens
and for school purposes, a $3.50 pol
tax. with local aid, will create a funC
much larger than that now collected
All these measures, ifalopte0, wou)l
leave real estate lands, houses, stock
&c., subject only to local taxation
which could be restricted within
reasonable limit.
1t is useless however to talk Of al
these things, or:hope for them except
by and through new, honest am
strong organic law. Let our lesis|a
tors look to it, that it be had.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-22

What do the taxpayers of.Louisiana
think Of paying taxes for interest and
principal on $4,945,80o, being 60 per
cent of $8,243,O00, Bonds issued to
construct Railroads and Canals. Such
is the case, and the Railroads are non
est, as we'll as the Canals. If ever
there was palpable swindle, it is the
public debt of Louisiana, the payment
of which is grinding to impalpable
dust, every industry Of the impovish
ed State.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SUCCESSION SALE.


Succession of Mile. Louis Monettc.
DY virtue of an order Of the Hon. Par,
- ish Court of Natchitoches, there Will
be sold at public auction on
Thursday January, 18th 1878,
At the late residence of tho deceased, in
this parish, the following movable prop
crty belonging to said succession to wit:
One Mule. Sixty barrels OF corn, more
or less, and q lot of household and kltch-
en- furniture one old flat, one shot gun
and lot of snndries.
Also the following real estate to wit :
A tract of land containing thirty.Scven
and half arpcnts, more or less, lying OH
right bank Of Cane River descending,
bounded above by land of }. B. y. M"toy-
cr, below by Achille RACIAL, i'll rear by
land of Tonrcs, in front by Cane river.
Terms of Sale.
For the movables, Cash, with the ben
eft of appraisemcnt.
For the real estate, (suhject to appraisc
ment) oAe-fourth cash, and the balance
on q credit of one and two years from
day of sale, III equal installments, and thu
credit terms bearing interest at per cen
per annnm from date. The purchasers o,
credit terms to give their notes with sat
isfactory security in solido. each note 70
one half of the credit terms, and payabl
respectively, to the order of the Admins
TRAITOR one and two years from day of sal
', e.,
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Vegetine
HAsENTlRELY CURED Me

Mr.. II. r. Stevens:
Dear Sir, My daughter, after having a
severe attack Of WhoopinT Cough, was
left in feeble state of health. Being
advised Ivy II friend she tried the \rSc-
tine, and after using u few bottles was
fully restored to health.
| have been Il great sufferer from
Rheumatism. have taken several bottles
of the Nryr,inc for this complaint, and
am happy to say it has entirely cured me-
| have RECOMMENDED the Nrvr,lnc TO
others with the same good results. 1t
is great cleanser and purifier OF the
blood; it is pleasant to take and | can
cheerfully recommend it.
JAMES MORSE, 3,4 Athens street.
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A Constitution, under which a pe0.

A Constitution, under which peo.
pie can be plundered by legislative
enactment, seems an anomaly. Yet
such is the case with the present ill.,
strument under which Louisiauians
now suffer. Aud men tell us that the
Legislature will help us; is all that
is necessary to remedy the existing
evils. Yes-and another Legislature
could re.enact them all.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-22

Edmund Burke, one of the greatest
statesman that England ever produ-
ced, has this to say abont public faith {:
lit is to the property of the citizen ,
and not tothe demands of the creditor
of the State, that the original faith Of
the nation is given, and the claim Of
the citizen is prior in time, paramount
in title, and superior in equity"
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NOTICE !!

ITO be rented to the highest bidder for
L the year 1873, in front of l.. A. Sers
Store, at ClUutirrvillc on
WEDNESDAY. December 10Th, 1871,
"Thc Seraphin Racial Plantations" Tho
lessor to execute his pr"miSsory note
with good and solvent security. Posses
sion Of the place to be given OH the Isl
day Of January 1879.
l.. ClIARLEVlLLE,
Dec l-3t Tutor.
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Vegetine.
NOTHING EQUAL TO IT.

SovTu SALEM, Mass, Nov. II, 1916.
Mr.. II. Il. Stevens
Dear Sir have been troubled with
Scrotula, Cankcr and Liver Complaint
for three yeas; nothing ever did ne any
good until commenced using the \eGc
tine. | am now getting along trst-Iatc,
and still using the NrGrtinr. ! consider
there is nothing equal +" it for such COM
plants, Can heartily recommend it to
everybody Can heartily recommend it
to everybody. Yours truly,
MRS. LIZZIE NJ. PACKARD,
No. 16 Dagrange street, South Salem,
Mass.
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:Nrlr Advertisements
VEGETINE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM,

Mr. Albert Crookrr. the wcll-known
druggist aud apothrrary, of spring'3't;
Mr.. always advises every one tronnlco
with Rheumatism t" try VEGEIl\E'
Read His Statement:
SrKl<GvALE, ME., Oct. II, 1876.
Mr. II. II. Stcvcns:-
Dear Sir:-Fittrcn years ago last tau
7 was taken sick with rheumatism, was
unable to move until the next April.
CrDm that time until thrr" years ago
this fall l suffered everything WIN
rheumatism. Sometimes there would b"
weeks at a time that ! could not step one
strp: these attacks were quite "itch' !
suffered everything that man ronlu'
Over three years ago last sprinT com,
mcnced taking Vcyrtinc and 1oll"we" II
I'M until had taken seven bottles; nave
Ind no rheumatism since that time. |
always advise every one that IS tr"""lc1
Will, rheumatism to try |eEet'nr: an"
not suffer for years as l have done. Tins
statement is gratuitous as far as Mr.
Stevens is concerned. Yours, etc.:
ALBERT CkOOkEK,
Firm Of 4. Crookcr Il Co., Druggists
and Apothccarics
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II. NoREs, ESQ.,, has established
hlmselfin our city in the jevclry bust
ness. His name is a familiar one to
our old inhabitants, and lie will no
doubt give general satisfaction as he
is a first.class workman. He has a
large stock Of clocks, watches, and
jewelry, of all kinds and styles, on
hand aud for sale. Don't fail to give
him q call.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-22

,. JOHN RUscA, the toy king, has
taken the town by storm and his
emporium continues to be the hourly
sesort of old and young in search Of
Christmas pretties fox tie little ones.