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ADJUSTMENTS.



At last Mr. Hopkins has had a hearing 81
work 10 waich he has undoubtedly devoted
his highest skill. II has entitled It Samuel d"
and styles il "A sacred and legendary opera.
1t was given last evening at the Academy q
Music in the presence Of large aL,dienee. but
with very many hindrnncos 20 III success. Some
OF these were intrinsic and without remedy.
others were misi0rfunes.
Chief among the first was the general charac-
Ter Of the work itself II purports 10 be- an
opera. or, In other words. play. and yet u
ia s- every element that a play should have
II deals with many chala,t r., changing from
ao, to at. II haa no unity and 10 drumatl o.
progress IL clls ~ nx uf' 'nt0n la any of thu
characters. Samuel himself plays u most
innonspi part. md really 'he plot.
such A. 1t u.s. turns more ON Nirus for
times than On SdDuers. In these respects It il
Xix" most oratorios. which are marked 10y -
similar lack II sequence, and therefore are not
adapted To dramatic representation. for action
is she e-s"nc" ol stage effett.
IL was from these causes shat the Performance
4 last evening seemed tam" am ih" naract rs
stood about tno stage mot knowing what to lo.
for the very obvious reason that there WIS
nothing a. bee done
TO maze the situation more awkward tho
0'ors were amateurs, entirely new 10 the stage.
ma found their arms and legs very much IN
their way On" soldier fell over his spear find
ing no moro san-unary Ms" Tor u. and som"
20 tao re- itatlOn ~ dr 'lamntion was very hni.
D. ABBY that Ni iA" lt'h II Endur Whi la fknI
should have assessed. and saul VINO should
I-fH had al least certain amount II hlnsly
Turning. however. 70 'Ne musical portions 4
fl" work, We ilnd tnHrH uIu'h Ia oommrud. II
sN W. TIC rr-nl' ui great lu..,r Hnt of much
nt The scoring is ry r,e.;il,. many Of
tHf melodies pi .,rHt sweetness lud thr OF eli,'--
f.n ni ro!t7 Cd f,', ~ t''.is.
''iUNn I'D tir . ir' l.,' w,r' so rennrF e
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sEdRCHINo FOR iRREGULaaITTEs.
sinecurists, and n Man who Snap. hi. Fingers
at the Collector.


Mr. Samuel J. Jacobs the Assistant Au-
ditor OF the Custom House. explained the work
oil MS department To tho investigating Comhis-
sion yeatnrdav He waa formerly a Broad,yav
,.i,, n IL. IL III. - a. CO..
merchant nc hocie 'ho p rols q! 'he Gus
tom House. audits its multiplicity of accounts
with the Trcagury. and Ind general sunerviaion
- ,hn 1,s,,,rs1','-.,,a a,'t r',aa,,,, ,,,,,,t'
amount to over 100000 GOO a year. He was
questioned nhon, fo,r olerl.s on',,Io,,od il ,ho
',,,t, -, -. ~
statistical bureau OF the AUDITORS Division.
who draw pay from the Government without
dntnp Govnrnnont work fnr IA Th,v pr.nnr,
-, - -, -
sutst's ior commercial Journals. Mr' Jacons
said that while they were credited from WASH
in,,tnn 10 the Custnu, uo,iae md dr,,v th.ir
-, ~ - -" ~"
S"'"'les tnoI'' yet tney hre MOI "lhlh inc Jufls-
diction Of the Collector and he has no control
"r' s'v" lug oulluinR Occupied ny ,no , Naval
olh'o ~ rented from MIR. fOst at SJ2OOO
ncwnhlc II il snnr"sod ,ha, so,ro o,'. n,od', n
NJ Erant Vy o,t ,rust "ms "l.,rnd 5000,
q, me Wnybrr,s brnnr,re,,,,, "0 b, TO-, wv. III
ninut snScur,sts Ia nnswnrnJ s,e * tl,u
sn o rem m onony ,6 wnnn was yne oc'"
Mr. Roblnson-Do You know of nan boirg
nnv work y''' 'N'' ~ O'' ""N Wv 'O' "O
Witn"se- Wall 7 nrosurne tba, tho nov, cuos.
vi VIZ wv MI Wy w. c.,,, >, p,,,, .,,,,,
th" systrri Ne van, vour mrrsnnnl tn",viI,c
N,, g,i, ", CIV, ~ $500 y, ,,'',' ~, W.
Mn4,s,s -'aht you frame ue question oli-
A. Ia, NJ, ,., ,hi,t, ,t., .,,,,io,, ~, n s
,irn ~ fIc ,, ,,,,i H. i''e',,'s't a, r. I'd, i,,,
mniring The a,rv,r"2 N''l' WIN "''''0"'
'trus vi ~ ,' NV, imam ,ho ,r, ,,d h r
duredY should say II could
Mr.. Jaw" don't und",stnnd vour besi,ot-
ING atactlv Mr. W.ntwnrth Uavn Won bn.,d
wnr ~ NV'H '''''''' u NV" WINS p''" "'o "''
Witneas-Thera ara aomc ,vho don't ,r,rt.
md some ,vh'' 40 uoaloss wort su'h as ,w,ii
ing around theIr ,li.tri,.ta
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"J,hn Dor" called ont Justice WHndc A
hucoyri Russian sailor stepped up 10 the bar and TIE
Court clerk Naued that was impossible 10 spell the
prisoners real name Aroiec officer formally complain
ed that Nj Doe hnh sciHd hold OF the hiilles of the
hOrss o passing car I'm Prince street stopping the same
and tNc ihfe iII luUNrl ANT cuhsli- l,H ktlr "a all
~ INCHES Thai iisrd quarter of am hour Thus tiliu
miion m the prisoner offences HAVING hern finished the
n. sinn democrats widow who has cen nerovdiu- for
thus Eu-iUu iari who have been taken INTO the police
courts slnpupd up 10 the platform and pleaded Tor the
his hndrr Cd lie hought ho wa. lshung the Turk
suppose. -nicd back Justice Mani,ll ~ hr wrote NJ
Doc di,rhatsr The Russian l1dN bowed her red plume
Ia pN. and .ignlnp Tor ho sailor to follow her lu 1t
anulh,l tus.,an John Dos whom she had previously
pleaded tul successfully,
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Chief Justice DAILY refused yesterday o. con
tuue u.c tmporart nnct 40 otuuie d tho ireo O
the Ncw York Juvenile Guardian society. inn .ultl.n
Mc.,rs Uo.uct and Roswell and Mrs SHAW. ul 100
board ot Charities r.laimu4 thcm nom luul-.l..
ANYTHING concerning the Society or 10. pr't.r-.
n,iauv' II would Doe an u.Nin-, mont ga nr lt'.
d, nrc,s Tho lc'v conn inti fhAi tr sAun..
itn tu which tltN wore suhrr tri wH, secret nNd
- pAffe. and rI,t fh, lN.Usts NtfD n.t hi 1876 A
h,nr,N1ui ma ficc nNN said IH.'l'Ntin s fiat 1IN
ltup,li. ,undutf,i cam ifN De- tiN- tu 81 I,ril flOI
IA, lNulN into tHfW mauis N"nt hI' % o. spool
dealt ~ flir tNI.I nature 900 300 liNi tf q lr
instructed must met hv pa Nr, o. MnuIN Nr hNt U'
hNfN.I al lut Iuiult hHnHsrfs col rii0h ArIr
trusts fllN a.Nif 40 NiN4.f t..IN i--i
whi, iu divert t llUi iIfN 4Ni iAtIt f.'
in,, ugarun nud exposure OF thr' dlslUuo-t sD,yai
a. DO
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CoI-MBvs, April 30 Tom Jones. the
SCULPTOR. hns finished his bust IT llnves. and
WAS ruens..i all day IN giving the members of
the legislature n confidential inspection OF II.
il, exhibition. lusi near the close of the session.
Inns fired the heart Of many an nmbltou.
statesman 90 hayn his "hnenmouts' moulded
admire. Tom Is a proud man to-day ia his
~h,lhv cd hat and linen coat and d6cplcu6
ihoM',- hn. Illtle Calm before the Inesla-
urr fnrmnrho and his complete n oi the ilAl :
bust i- $50 tiucd ae 10 come IN luSl right.
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THE FdTE or TIfE RENDERS.


Prom he cAi'r'o Tin"
hlld Inc b9n'Grs lsnt h ,y So'np' r ,nG1r
d"iin ~ lin. IA Of limo tnd IN y continual
plant NJ their victims in tn gnr,lon. But prc-
natund Crntitn IN soo,rnrv v'th nu,ihrr
t," Ir.d XIV ~ ,, l'' ..,,,ii IA ern', d.,
wood II prny,i /, br thr hody vi Jones H..
mad had his skull sfnuehsd i'm with n hammer
and his tLroni nj from ear t. rnr The body
h"d mn ll'ti,'u,- man 4 ~ &C.. n slit Some tn
or n doom orf,,ra t,,, ,tt, tiv ON tho banks nf
Drum Crsrk and i,inr WOW me-, Tho Lndv of
N"n.inr. w.r. .r,,,m nf ",,sriiiotisiv and
if wns d,trrm,nri io km.p tho d sioy"rv
~ I'm b|iv n,,t,t u,til fut1ro dnvrion.
mcnts. The n"Nt day man Who was ev-
ii, ntly n trnnln aud had ,ns'Dd il from
Iulrnendonrn Oh his way 10 For, ut -torpcd
Mt Dutrous house and asked ior something to
"nt In rn,,v''r..,tlnn Viii this man uutrod
lcnrnnd that Int ne IRE, I0us rvcning the
tr,,nn h,d ,yhi. lo,kin'. prnund Tor a nl,e, T.,
iWrk of the Is mdtt.'s nous iuiowhich euuict-
IL nestled himsclL II must rave been mid
mnii ouictly lookin, out from his n y, he
1rw Inc dim outi,no ~ three urf-ou-. ,,,l.
IDENTIFY at work digging. at a short Il stance
ii stinsuIsh them. hut he could hrar tirn spcnk
in German language he did not understand.
His nrst ,il'..,I, M f., Al, ,'ut to tucm. But
"A t,mn tnrv Hnfsh,i vhntsv,r work th.v w.rn
at and Withdrew Into Inc house. The tramp
depurud carly ln til. morn u and hal irHmpad
ON until he hal stopped 40 Dutrnt's for hr,ak
fnst il, con hllrG li.tl.clN remark M that 1t
one" Mr. Dutrlt said nothing mt tho time
Inn ,yb ~ t',., n.lty nf t,. ,I,, T,i hy nnn1tni,
mont ON Drum creri hr r..at.d the 'irum-
. , ", ,,,' ~, n NM W." n't w
wnAon tt.tsk WIS ir' ov.t ri .,foin.. a. the Ben
dtf place from wnrrc J,n..s's ho'ly had BEN
On the WAGON trait and 40 about sunset Il
brought th.in ". ulIn view ~ tnn tavern. TWAS
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In statc bonds. The only RECORDED 'aes we're IN Mis-
souri, O., long bonds. at 1852 alt.la do Is ASYLUM
bonds loS. and Louisiana u. consolidated at II Rail-
toa1 bonds were hrn. and rchecl.d lair trade The
principal dealings follows Albany and Susq. lists,
III G., y. and Quincy con - irh J Cent lists.
con BOB, MI aud ST P G. AMI VI DIV. 20, Nil anf 81.
=, con f. st1s VII and 81 p. aud NJ div s6K;
Nhl, ana MI lists lW's CHIC aud n W. con, coupon
gold howl~. eSbi tiic and W con. iOit4 Morris and
Ley lst., I'M ~. Long Dock bonds loo, vcllqsn
southern 2is lul. II and 81 Jo -. conv. 10 Michigan
Central q. ivp' ~ Central T., i~''3 io2 Cent
T. II income, int 80. Del AMI Iiud coup ~ ~ W;
Del and llud reg, a. enis l. and \. con %. 80, 9.
y CENT o.. ~! lni = X 1t mort. ioissi e. p 7s.
lac ut mort, Cal aud Oregon branch ,sis Morris and
Essex - II. %. Nofth No ist f-A cent Pacific san
Joaquin branch s6'. j. Cent lists new, lU7A. NJ and
81 Z SIS 1sts. la Crosse div iui.
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Nl 3 80 i. ~, 500, d'e d-. &c., ii' 10. '-, p D..
a.H. h'~. % ID $50
>rmn,og corm -sr'o,r isHv -,a,c on-No in ST.
dnN calendar
MAriNi cptrr-TmN r'nN nnlf II Nus s71i s' D.,
HlGl .r'. ".l 7ui2 T77 njil ui~-, n3uS, "3t", :,
Oh l. NuI.. VIM
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cIERGyutN fHEtfGNED HEFohE
yBISBlTYsKV FOR HEHbSI.

.,,urrt H. th"re Hanger in ii'erhl's"t
Tho trial of the Rev. John NJ lllcr Tor
writing and PUBLISHING rri"i"iuu "' A"'"' ~
Tn. principal doctrines of the irs"D"'"n
C,urch WINS Resumed hy IN" Wv brnhr"l'N
~ .n,iory in Trenton yesterday mr. M''''1
r..I', occupied q eat apart from tlo "'n-
rr itr.byt.ry. lie seemed IA hitlc
,r,..i-. ani ldgcttd about n his scat
.. Moderator said: Well what ls your
,-u.u,. lrrthrruf
..rl Lutheran and Methodist 'leraymon
,.. sent. and IL motion they were invited
,..fufrtue pr.-uytcry a~ honorary guests.
IfuIti.uit No. privilege oi theing part IN inc
tra,..,0u.- Iuors were 'I'r.ymen OF the
rrt.t J.u.m.r .iion also pres nj hui no i'm
,nn.n C. SID rs honorary Gu,sts was extended
& f0om.
Tlcu,w report ~ the committee 20 whom
vast su.ucd give task of iramin; formal enar,'-
o. INST the Ec,. john Milcr was rond. as
f lows,
T. Theromuiif'e artniut,d ly th Pr -'Ft'ry
to tau.e char. sa...n-t Que k,,. John Mi.i,r. a.
.nstr. OF thr .r'an t.nrn o. i.c
.mr recently pd .Nci h' him, cutuH al
.ous An e,n b, tlIe b.hi,.' do d, rroy
ar -'.i1 10 nus with ac.ompunyI M proofs
,nA.ul " chance Mr.. MI 81 On publicly
d., D- ami ass"si.n ~ iml., nj dc ms "
,lrtfur.h
Segregation MIR Miller teaches that the
sl... rut it.n.Nl.ul That at tue d tth oi the
t..g itdita. .'. urs eAtin I. and SO cont nuDs
nLtltlc r,-urr''t on. doctrne contrary to
I'll Confess Ilu ui Iluh
CIml ~. Soc -" God crrntcd man. malc
az. lgluale. VITA rcaeHuarl, AND immortal
,,ni..sion ~ Faith. Chapter XNXII. So. g.
NE bodies nf ul.n. ull.r death. raturn ,1du-i.
and srr rurrlft..n. hut fl..r -oI'-. winch
si~.rncr. Immediately return 10 God who gave
tnrm."
ilrspr tHt0'l SIN an Wcr - quest ON 80
lNH NuiuinuuIuu lu glory which tir members
l.' .-In... $50. h ilNr WITH Chtist is. IA
-I.". n.l'iHD..y hi'r d'N.i aud 90 'lst
p....f. d at inc re- urrc, uon and dHy OF JUGS
g. n.
"1n, righteous although they die. yet
II l+ 'ui I'D n'a- lowe lu ir'U t."m lwfIr'' y
q ., slr nnl n- ry. 'lI mas iN.it raini r
which tu'y ulrn inter up.n'
r-'r 't assn. answer - question si:
tn' uemh,rs oi ,ne, in's,o.lc t"rch eng, nm
J. iiirS ni'l an l1 "a ll"i tA'.f souls .4,
iHn mni' p"rlDi IN oI,u"--. AMI r'"lNrt
lii| 5000 Nit ~ heavens. WIZ ~ ul'S 'cn"lI 'h'
lI' N. Good u iitnt and glory.
81. ans" r 70 gu'-. on 80.
NUS Ni ii'f'lt .'I' "t tttit .i"iI! it.. t'
l'fNA h NNilh'0S ana uo inih iNitly ItsN
"fN .. .
questions awiN, n"d iy IN" i.pi'.
III N's' t. ptI. 10 ih' whole DO uuo
% ',r .', H., 'i, - N, NJ a .,',, e' t''i.l
iii t.ls az, h' -r AEun" A0.n
J. -i ny ~ N' uf ii"r VINO dies toe
',,on n ,l -i.., bs- ,l,-.s.
q ~ Ni"m, W .sofNN g uHi !
gtIl Nvanl SIN tha'. hA, cth'r rh 'dt' D. -
.'rN ~ io lf', ana Wa~, D. l., uiyi ~ MS Wn
g'ath' io'Wlne contrary e. me '"ni'-~i,n Of
fAih ,INin 'Ill ser. z, iuc son o. God. al g
Aa i.Isph OIL ths 49,, 4 Iih.p. oeans N.ip Nul
i'tra u"l, 81 une 81, sNthge' an" ,luu ia
zone. take upon him man natarc Wah AL ihe
tssrh'iM nlNprIutS ,Hh,l common lhuriniti'r
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why don't youuse Iairds Bloom oi Youth"
II VII remove tam, IRE ko- and a icmshc, from tic
skin, lcayins 1t perfectly cl,al and lcauulul -Ads.
The People's vindicator., 1877-07-21
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SUCCESSION SALE.

SCCCESSON SALE.
Succession of Talery Gaiennic, Deed.
DY virtue of an order Of the Honorable.
ID the Parish Court of the Parish of
Natchitochcs, to that effect granted. and
to me directed, will sell at public
outcry at the Court Honsc door in the
parish of Natchitochcs, to the last and
highest bidder, in legal Subdivisions, on
1Aursday, the 23d dov Of august nert,
all the following described real estate
situated in this parish belonging to the
Succession Of the said Valery Gaicnnic.
All of Section S., Township 10, North of
Range s West. and all Of Section 80,
Township 10 North, of Range 7 west,
containing in all one Thousand four hum
drrd and fifty four and O3-lOO acres,
Northwest Land District of Louisiana,
according to survey approved by the
Surveyor General on the Goth day of
June, 1857.
Also Lot No. 3, in Section II north,
range west, containing forty ght and
O4-lOO acres.
Also Lot No. ), of Section IL, township
10 north, range I west, containing eleven
acres.
Also Lots Nos 5, G, !, s and 9, in Sec.
ton 3G, township 10 north, range 3
west. Northwest District OF Louisiana
containing one hundred and fourteen aud
I6- 100 acres.
Also that portion Of Lot No. 1, in Sec
ton 81, township 10 north, range west,
lying north of Three League Bayou, and
that portion of the northwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter Of Section 81, and
that portion of the southwest quarter of
the southwest quarter of Section 36, in
township 10, north of range s west,
north of Three League Bayou, containing
in all about tfty-cight acres, all Of which
is more fully described on the Inventory,
to which reference is hereby made.
Terms Of Sale.
CAsH--subject to appraisemcut:
D. II. BOULLT JE.
July 2l.tds. Sheriff.
The People's vindicator., 1877-07-21

not the slightest foundation for the
assertion that immunity from pun
ishmcnt for violation of the Criminal
laws of Louisiana, was either asked
or conceded, directly or indirectly.
in favor of the members of the Re-
turning Board, or any other persons
liable to prosecution for criminal Of
fences, as aquil pro 1~o, rs an tx
press. or tarit understanding, or as Il
consideration or inducement for the
withdrawal of the troops, or any
other act or acts tending to the cS-
tah]i>hmcnt Of the riyhtful govern.
mcnt of the State.
So far rs the members Of the Lou
isiana Commission are concerned, |
know from frequent conversations
had with several Of its members, and
from my knowledge of its proceed
ings, that no agreement Of this char.
actcr was entered into by the Com.
mission or any of it's members with
any person or persons authorized to
bind the people of the State. or its
constituted authorities, to such a line
of conduct as yon refer to in regard
to prosecutions of criminal offenders.
On the contrary, these gentlemen Of
the Commission unhcsitatingly stat
ed, that. they conll not and wonld not
entertain any propositions looking to
any bargains Of political character,
| that. their powers were defined in the
letter OF instructions written 10y Mr..
Evarts, and they were clothed with
no authority to 60 beyond these in
structions. If any such understand
ing as to these exemptions from pros
ccution exist, am sure they are not
based on any agreements or compact
entered into by those who were init
mately connected with the settlement
at Washington; and such agreement
would have savorcd so strongly Of
ahirct concession of right, and sur
render of principle, as to have dis
gns:ca all honorable ;,artirs engaged.
1t seems to me. that, the cry which
i has been raised rs to bad faith and
breach ofcompact, is totally unfounl-
ed, and cannot believe it will avail
to prevent an investigation of the
charges contained in the indictments
or informations. \ fair and impair
tIal tria! before the Courts of the
State should, and doubtless wilt be
awarded tho parties accused, and
after such fair trial the verdict and
jnl-mcnt, whether involving THEN
guilt or innocence, will meet the ap.
proval of all good citizens. If Gov
Nichols made any such agreement as
to immunity, or had any understand
ing with any parties, l have NJ
kuowlcds &c Of it, nor have | seen OF
heard Of any declaration OH his part
to that effect.
The People's vindicator., 1877-07-21
3(r}r = 0vrytiSrMentSS.
ITO
arm SxeS.

I have on hand several Thousand points
Il PARIS GREEN manufactured in st.
Louis under my own directions which |
will furnjsl:, in desired quantity, at '"w-
$ market price to planters requiring
same. Topariirs plcdSnS their con>isn-
meats of cotton to ME this fall. will adj
vance the Paris Green with the flour or
Sprinklers necessary to apply it. Should
the cat'rpiilars pnt in an appearance in
your section, send your orders to me at
once, and they will de promptly filled
nutler above conditions.
July II 2. OSCAR CHOPIN.
The People's vindicator., 1877-07-21

PLEDGEs.--Linking the Governors
name with the Returning Board
indictment case as some journals
have done, is anything but creditable
to all parties.-the Governor and those
journals. We remember that during
tie canvass Governor Nichols made
pledges to the people of this State
that no 'guilty person eoaricted Of
crime should be pardoned by him!
This pledge the governor remembers,
and we feel assured, be does not pro-
pose to violate it, even in the interests
Of the Pieayune and Times.
The People's vindicator., 1877-07-21
NOTICE..

Succession Of Pierre Srranyc, der'd.
T OUlS LEPAULMIER. having filed in
IL this office his petition praying to be
appointed Curator Of ,ht succession
of Pierre Scrangc, deceased. notice is
hereby given to all persons interested to
show cause within ten da's from date
hereof why the application Of petitioner
should not he granted.
Witness the Hon. P. \. Simmons, ,jndge
Of said court, this 18th day Of July, A. d.,
1877.
.1NO. LAPLACE.
July 14-2t Deputy Clerk
The People's vindicator., 1877-07-21

The Times aud Picayune journals of
the "largest circulation in the South
vest and the smallest political con-
stituency in the known world, seem
moved to the depths with compa ssion
for Wells and Anderson. Even before
these indictments were found those
papers took up the guage of battle for
Wells under the thincst of pretcxts-
that their prosecution under the law,
was q political. persecution, "violating
the implied understanding had with
Hayes commission"
Such staff to be dished up to an in
telligent public, with hope of belief
is sicknins indeed, and the Times and
Picoyune have added another laurel
to their already unpopular crown.
The country people of this State,
and they are Eoj few in number,
have never yet had confidence poll.
ticalIy in either of those papers, hence
the outside public should be fully
warned that neither of them repre-
sent Louisiana sentiment. If the
mass of Louisiana's people were dis.
honest, then indeed would the Times
and Picogn"e be fair exponents Of
their views-ior what is more dishon-
est than the condoning Of the offences
of Mat Wells and Tom Anderson.
Every thief of radical pursuasion,
according to the Picayane and Times
should not be prosecuted because it
might be construed into political per-
secution by Mr.. Hayes or Mr.. Hayes
people North. In fact, Louisiana, ac-
cording to these astute journals, must
continue in leading strings to some
one if not the Northern Democracy
then to Hayes Southern policy.
Let Anderson and Wells be dealt
With as the law directs, aud the people
will be satisfied.
The People's vindicator., 1877-07-21
SfIERIFFS SALE.
Marin &. Brosset, surviving TX tor. &c.
VS..
Chastan ID. Mrtoyor.

vs.
Chastan ID. Mrtoyor.
District Court No. 1,,l.
Dl virtue of a writ of Fl Fa. iSsu'd by
u the Hon. tho District Count in aud
for the parish of NMchito"hrs and to III"
directed. have seized and will offer for
sale to the Last and highest hidi"r at
the door OF Ia CnurthnN>r in III" city
and parish Of NltrIlitocE'S. Oh
saturday tie l1M dW Of .l1tp"H MI,
i" following described property. 70 wit
iio( one hundred and forty acres of land
situated on tn" left bank nt Cane River
,lr>c"ndiuy. anu kHovr as th" ChaStan
u. MrtnE,'r place. sand lands are hnnnd-
cl n"r;I, hy lands Of Madam" Eiu:r S"'a-
phin Mrtoytr. East by the Wopdl. South
hv lands of Matthew Hrrtzny. and West
by Cane River together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and
thereto belonging also all OF the present
craving crops. two (2} males branded
e. NJ. one yoke CT OSrn brl!lrl c. NJ .
two to) Plo"a, two (2( SwrcpF. one ~
Harrow. one Sorrrl Horse one pair trace
chains, and one 4; OK Wagon.
Terms Of Safe.
Cash with benefit of annral 'rnl"nt.
D. II. BOI'LLT. Jr.
July l4-t.ls. Sheriff.
The People's vindicator., 1877-07-21
NOTICE;

Succession Of Mles Lumi'e, Nec'1
nIERRE SERDOT PRl'DNONME hav.
| ing applied for the administration OF
the Succession of jules L.ambl', dee d..
notrc is hereby given to whom it may
concern, to show cause within ten da, $
of this date. why tn" application Of the
petitioner should not be granted.
?. A SIMMONS,
July ll-2t. Parish Judge.
The People's vindicator., 1877-07-21
NOTICE..

Succession Of John Darts, deed.
4 BSALOM NJ. GARRETT, having ap-
II piled for the administration of
the succession OF John Davis, deceased,
notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern. to show cause within ten
days Of this date why tho application of
the petitioner should not be granted.
Witness the Hon. i. A. Simmons, Judge
of said court on this 18th day of July, A
D., 1877.
JOHN LATLACE,
.)uly2l-2. Deputy Clerk.