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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-15

DR.. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice of
medicine thirty years, and
for along time was demon.
strator 81 anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor-
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
quackery.
He has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore antagonistic
qualities Of a streng1hes-
inS,fargat've, onda fur.
tying f0ntG.
Their fist apparent ef-
-fectisto Increase the ap-
petite BY causing the food
to properly aSsimuate.
Thus the system is ilour.
isAed, and by their tonic
action Oh the digestive Or
gans,reguiar and healthy
excavations are produced.
. The rapidity with which
tersoas ta&e o. flesh,
while under the influence
of these pills, Of itself in.
dicates their adaptability
to nourish the body, and
hence theireMcacy in cur.
ing nervous debility, mel.
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast.
ing Of the muscles, slug
gishness of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
myth to the system. Sold
[u1ray Street, New York.
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Out a Long Time.
(ShrcvcpOrt Times

It will be remembered That Pinchback
WAS never able to get his scat not be-
cause Republican senators had any scru-
pics Of conscience, but because they ap-
pretended that the colorcd senator would
take Mrs. pincl! to Washington and the
wives Of other senators would be brought
in social contact with that lady.
There being then, virtually a vacancy
Mr.. Eustis was elected by what is known
as the Whec!er compromise legislation
for the full torn beginning March 4, 1878
and ending March 4, 1879.
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Love his Vote : Not Him.
lShrcYcnOrt IimrS.l

AS another of the many evidences Of
how the profcSsed negro lovers really
feel towatd that race we cite the fact
that no colorrl military companies arc
allowed in Ohio. The Conrirr.Journai
states two such organizations in Clcvc-
land were recently disbAnded by the all
jutant general, in obedience to the law of
the Statc-passed by Republicans, 10 it
remembered which says that only
'uhite male citizens' can put on military
forgery. So much for the negro lovers.
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Earl DeacOnsfcld.

London, Dec. 7.-lsumors Of Earl Bca
coi>ticld's resignation Of premiership,
which was authoritativc]y coltraGictca ii
tortni yht siucc, arc again circulating
The London correspondent of the Edin-
burg Scotsman says il is contdentialiy an
tcipated in we'll informed quartrrs that
Earl Bcoconsfeld will retire before par
lament assemblies; that Lord Derby will
succeed to tue premiership and the Mar
quis of Salisbury, now secretary of the
state for India, will succeed Lord Derby
as secretary OF state for the fore gn de
partment. However, speculative the ru
mors now current may be, there is no
doubt Of Earl Braconstield's early retire
ment.
London, Dec. 9.-The Hc,ald's cores
pendent in Rome tclcyraphs that ON Sat
urdar night the Pope had protractcd
paroxysm of pain, so terribly severe as to
ultimately induce syncopc-a sudden ar
rest for few seconds Of the action of the
heart 1t was for time unprecedented
that His Holiness was in his last agony,
but these alarming symptoms passed
away with three hours of tranquil sleep.
Every moment is now regarded as pain
fully critical, and the Vatican Cardinals
arc in constant attendance.
War News.
London, Dec. Sit is rumored that the
bombardmeLt of Erzerounl has commen-
ced.
A quorum of the Turkish chamber of
deputies having arrived in Constantino-
pie an imperial notice has been issued
convoking parliament for December 18th.
The Times dispatch from Belgrade
says a halt has been called in the Servi-
ans warlike movements.
A dispatch dated Adrianople Deem
Der 4th, says a report has reached here
that the Turks have captured Elena with
5000 prisoners.
a Shumla dispatch, of December 4th,
says an engagement took place yesterday
at Armedli on the Tiernova read. The
Turks are reported to have been success
tNl. Fighting still progressing.
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\ special dispatch from Prra to the
i'oS' says Snlrilnan pa>ha Ii IS captured
Elena and canuonS. He hopes to cap
tnrc Tirrnuva shortly,
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European Notes.
RESIGNATION of the Ministry.

European Notes.
Resignation of the Ministry.
London, Dec. 1.-The Times has the
following:
Paris, December 9th, 1877.
The French ministry rendered its les
ignaton ar this mornings council and
President MacMahon has accepted them.
The following are the conditions on
which NJ Dutoure agreed to attempt Ito
form a cabinet: That the ministry shall
have entire liberty as TO official appoint
mcntS: that The marshal agree to bills
restricting power to declare seige and
modifying press restrictions, and shall
send message to the chamber vuaran
tccing it against eapriciouS dissolution.
The Marshal accepted these conditions
with much difficulty, at first declaring
that he would resign. lie still desires to
have the choice of ministers of marine,
war and foreign affairs. NJ. Dutoure
made no engagement on this point and it
is considered unacceptable. The minis
try will probably not be dchnately form.
cd for two days.
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fuTT'S PILLS
A Noted Divine says
TheN are aU0rth their
eUeight en- gold.
READ WHAT He SAYS:

DR.. TUrr:-Dear Sir: For ten years have been
martyrto Dyspepsia, Constipation and Piles. Last
spring your pills were recommended to me used
them Out with little faith). am now a we'll man,
have good appetite, digestion perfect, regular Stools
piles gone, and have gained forty pounds solid flesh
They arc worth their weight in gold.
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JOSEPH G. KEYSER,
Brickmaker and Layer.

rs PREPARED to do all work entrusted
/ to him quickly and in workmanlike
manner. Tomb, Chimneys, Cisterns and
other work solicited.
Orders left at BULLARD & CAMP
BELLS will be promptly attended, TO.
Jan. q, ~. $50.
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Bill for the Sale Of Timber,

The commissioner general of the land
office is preparing bill for the sale or
disposal of timber and timber lands III
accordance with the Recommendation of
the secretary Of the interior and himself
in their annual reports, which will pro-
vide for the withdrawal ofaIl lands chief
~ valued for timber and not suited for
agricultural purposes from the operation
of the homestead and prrrmption law and
from liability that may be taken 10y any
of the various kinds of land scrip hereto
fore provided for by law. The hill will
also provide For the sale of timber of GER
tain kinds, reServiny the soil with a view
to il renewal of forests.
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New Democratic Paper.

The new democratic Journal called the
Washington Post, made its appearance
starting with specimen ISSUE Of about
ten thousand copies. The staff consists
of Sti}|son llutchinS, proprietor: John \
Crckcrri!, managing editor; 4. O. Buell.
editorial writer, and Aiken and Marks
assistants. A Democratic caucus Of the
house voted to endorse and sustain it. It
is contemplated by the management to
adopt the plan so long rractictd by GER
tain influential newspapers of mrchaSin.
news from outside parties. which will be
new feature in Washington journals.
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thought ngteSSiona| endorsement of the
military policy would have re desired
effect, j cause it would rouvinrrthr Mex
lean government: ami rrorl" that the
military poiicy was not tcinpnr.r", but
would he continued till cattle stealing
was discontinued. IN answer to Fornry,
of Alabama, Ord expressed the opinion
that he recognition of ninz would have
a Statutory effect. as t'n'lin" to promote
quiet and stability in Mexico.
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NEW ORLEANS JOURNALISM.
A Legislative Report and A Guhcrnato.
rial letter.
How a Few Orleans Editor Went for
tn" CEavit; ilo>Eita! Fund, and
4 love Letter 10 The Pic.
The Nice Journals that ask for the
support Of Honest Men!

CNNNlrr1E RuuM or PtEllC AND
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS OF TIES
House. OF RErEESENTAv
New Orleans, February II, 1876.
To the Honorable Speaker and Mem
berS Of the House Of Representatives:
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imparting health and strength to the system. Solo
everywhere. Office, s. Murray Street, New York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-22
MAYO & WIDMER,


STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE CouNrY-ss IN n,
= Circuit court hereQI, 10 JdnHdfy term, los-I
ChaaceIH
Llurin ~ Ashley, John W Iauchlin. Amos l.. Ashley
George W. Howe, james q lllhlin John Morrison, Har
~ d. Ashley, Sniffn L. Borden, David ltchey, Ahah
Hnan, Mark King. Ozro \. Graves and james Thornton
~ August Eyert Edward Grant, Albert luling Jane'
Harvard Nicholas Miller, George Gee, Bradley Eutterheld
George Gurnea, John r. Deems, Abncr j. Shelton, John
HUMPHREYS, Jacob setback, Adam Miller Nicholas Hoffman
A. l.. Harrington, William Il. Malhorn, Samuel L. Helmck
Robert Barton Asbury r. Greenfield, John Park, Alfred
Ring William tuss. Peter Saltz John Hltaband, George
Harvard and William T. Foster and Charles H. Green Exec
utOrs of the last will and testament OF Daniel HOrrom
deceased.
IL appearing affidavit nc IN the Office of the
clerk that said defendants Ahner }, Shelton
william GUS, John lumrhre, aud william 4. Foster, are
residents of said state and said cOpainants having
nled their bill of complaint In said court the chancery
side thereof the 10th day of September 1St herein
and summons having been issued thereon according aw
Notice therefore Is hereby given TO said defendants All
ner J. shelton, William Guss John lIumphries and william
f. Foster that unless shall personally be and appear he
fore said court said thereof he held NJ the JOur
House in Ottawa in said county. the third Monday
January next, 1873. (when and where said summons
returnabe and plead answer dcmur or except TO said bill
the same will he taken for confessed against yor and III,
r. W. HOLMES Clerk.
HENRYtUNN. and MAYO & WipMRR. Soi'rs de,S-iw
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II. I. GILBERT,


4 DNllN1sSl'RA IpR'S "a +. OF REAL
"a ENIhIE-By virtue al an order and deere" al The
County Court of Ia Sale county, Illinois, made the pei
lion of The undersigned. Michael tc, Administrator OF N,
Estate Of William licck deceased leave sell real estate
Of said deceased. the November term lsii said
court. 30 wit on the twentysccond day ~ November
lsi shall. saturday the nfth day Of January
H. 1875 between the hours NJ ten o'clock In tn" forenoon
and four o'clock in the afternoon, commencing at the hour
Of two O'Clock in the afternoon of said day. scl public
sale. al the southwest corner OF the premises Ia b" sold In
Troy Grove In said county, the real estate described iu
lows, o wit The east half Of the south half the south
west quarter Of section sixteen, IN township thirty I've
north ~ east OF the third rrinpal meridian. IN
IL sale county. lnOs;-un The following trrs wit
Onehaf uf the purchase money PAYABLE cash On hand and
The balance thereof payable one year from 10" day u sar
and secured y the note Of the purchaser bearing Interest
The rate u ten per cent lnr anuum with good personal
Curlty aud sale mortgage upon The prei ud to
the same: or the entire purchase money iyahlc cash u
hand. 40 The option uf The purchaser
Dated tlis twenty sixth Uay Of November a D.. l-.
MICHAEL E!,H.
Administrator II The E.tltr NJ WllI'sfI E.rk deed
H. !. blLBEEg, Attorney. derl-iw
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L. W. BREWER,

TATE OE ILLINOIS. IL SALE CoTNTT-ss. - ne
- tuc'tt cont fh.segf % january Tam, ssh
Nicholas N3thcis ~. Kre-enzea Mathe.-.
IT Appearing irum aicayt de in the Office Cd lie
clerk ~ said court that thc sad defendant KrCuzra Ma
ih'i- not resident Of aid state and said complainant
having ne his bill Of complaint IN said court the chan
Gerry >sie thereof the seventh DAY Of December 1i.
herein and summons having le,n ISSUED thereon according
90 Law:
Noe. therefore. = hereby given ~ said defendant Kre.
cnze MatEri that uneSs you ssl personally he aud ap-
pear before aid court az said term thereof 10 b. held the
Court House M ottawa In said county the third Monday
II January next 4 . ISIS when and where said SUMMONS
J. rsiuruahe. and plead ansvc- ruur excerpt 80 said
hl the same Nill " taken for confessed against you and
the matters ant things therein prayed decrre
inGly. u. ". HOLNFS, Clerk.
l. W. BRkWER Sulicior. d.I~-sN
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BUDGET OF FUN.
The Insurance Agent.

An insurance agent whose buccinater mus
cles had been developed by long and success
ful business career to most astonishing degree
of hardness, and whose fertility OF Imagination
was equaled only by his tluency OF expression
while professionally engaged in the impene
trable forests of South America, fell ID one
day with q huge boa constructor
Tell me, nv saurian friend" asked he
'have Won as vet effected an insurance upon
your very valuable llie?'
The boa constructor merely wiggled his tail
slightly, and winked nervously with his left
eye The insurance agent however, regarded
these actions as implying negation, and
briskiy continued:
The act of insurins ones life in an entirely
reliable company, such as is the Great Chizz-
lunl, which | have the honor to represent, is a
duty that every individual owes TO his family
or friends. You, my dear serpent, lead life
Of constant danger, and, although the charac-
ter of the risk will compel me to charge you
somewhat more than the usual rates. think,
think, my good sir, what sense Of acquies-
cent reliance in the DEGREES ofProvidence will
accrue TO you when you know, come what will
your large and interesting wife and family
will always be comfortably provided for Pray
permit me to consider the matter as settled,
ana forthwith TO make out an application in
your name for q policy"
Having listened patiently to this long dis
course, at its conclusion the boa constructor
turned its regard calmly upon the insurance
agent and, IN gentle voice, observed:
You, presume, have long since effected
an insurance upon yonr life, and now feel the
calm pleasures you hold out to me?n
Mo" replied the insurance agent, some
what disconnected by the turn given to the
conversation; "n.no, i regret to state that
have not. The fact is"
The fact is" said the boa constructor, TAX
ing up his unfinished sentence, that you have
viii be prolonged for yet a considerable period;
but yours, opine, is worth but few moments
purchase
Having said this, the boa constructor crush
ed the insurance agent to jelly licked him
all over, and swallowed him whole
Moral-A man does well to adjust his own
fairs before meddling with the affairs Of 9th
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H. T, GILBERT,

cTATf. OF ILLINOIS, La sALLE Co.'S
= IL the GREAT Coors thereof, 10 January term, s'S-
In ChdHce9y. $500 .
carr W. BOsworh and Amos I. Wlscy u.s. Hiram $. Pres
colt Wilbur b. Prescott Frank H. Gooding, Niocttn llar
rs Stella Il. Foughty. Jennie L. Bailey, Emily G. Bailey
Frank A. Bailey, Laura A. Bailey Matte j. Bailey Thee
dOrc c. Bailey and Albert g. Bailey.
IL appearing from affidavit on file In the Office OF the
clerk said that said defendants Hiram $ Prescott
Stella Foughty, Emily G. Bailey, Frank A. Bailey laura
A. Bailey Matte j. Bailey Theodore g. Bailey, Albert q
Bailey and Jennie L. Bailey not residents OF said state
and said mplanans having filed their bill Of complaint In
said court OH the chanccy side thereof the 9th day OF
December d. 1871 herein and summons having been r.
sued thereon according Ia law; 49,
Notice therefore is hereby given said defendants, Hi
$, Prescott, Stella y. Foughty Emily G. Bailey Frank
A. Bailey Laura A. Bailey, Matte j. Bailey, Theodore g.
Bailey Albert &. Bailey and Jennie L. Bailey, that unless
you shall personally he and appear before said court at said
term thereof be held at the Court House In Ottawa In
said county, the third Monday Of January next A. D. 1879
when and where said summons Is retunabe) and plead
answer demur except to said BILL the same will be taken
for confessed against and the matters and things there
L. W. HOLMES. Clerk.
UIp,y II GIIBERT. Solicitor. dccS-lw
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MAYO & WIDMER,


! A DMINIsTRATORS' SALE OF REAL ESTATE-By vr
"a tue order and decree of the County Court of Ia
Sale county Illinois, made the petition of the under
signed Peter Bergason and Isaac Classon Administrations
the Estate of Michael b. Oeson deceased for leave to
sell real OF said deceased at the November term
1917 OF said SHALL the twelfth day OF Jan
1873 the hour of ten in the forenoon of said
day the residence OF said Michael b. Oeson. deceased
Lot Two, hereinafter described in the township Of Nil
Ter in said county sell at public sale the real estate described
follows TO wit All that portion OF LOT thirteen in section
in township thirty four NORTH I'VE east of the
third principal meridian which lies south OF the public high
way running said lot containing forysN acres more
less also all that portion of lot tws III the Section town
ship and range aforesaid lying In the northwest corner OF
said lot two, described follows, TO witt commencing at
the northwest of said lot two thence south along the
west line OF said lot nineteen chains and egfy'nne links
TO the center line of the public highway ntesectng said
west line thence north fOryye and onehaf degrees east
along said center line of highway seventeen chains and
ninety links thence north twenty and degrees west
chains and seventy links to the north line or said
lot two thence west along said north line ten chains and hye
links 10 the place Of beginning containing sixteen acres
less Also lot fifteen in section twelve In township
rdian in La Sale county Illinois, (sad lots two thirteen
and twelve being plated and recorded IL and 81 OF
Plat Book G. In the Recorders office of said county,
Said real estate will be sold for cash. 10 be paid by the pur
chaser upon the confirmation Of the sale by said County
Court and will be sold subject TO the dover right OF Julia
b. OlesOn widow of said deceased and said lot fifteen
be sold in tracts to suit purchasers. ~
Dated Dee. {, 1884, PETER BERGASON,
ISAAC CI.ASSON,
Administrators Of Estate of Michael
decs-4w b. Ocson deceased
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LeBat.
GEORGE NJ. LELAND,

NASTE.R'sS SALF..-Nuce Is hereby given that
" byrrtuc Of decree made and entered 81 record 10y
the Circuit II sale county, state " Illinois the
October term of said court s' In accrtan Caus then
pending in said the Clan'ery side thereof wherein
James Thompson and laurG Thompson were conpinsnis,
and Bridget Gafeney. James Gaheney Mary >heeron. Pat
rick Sheeron. MARI DsrNn and Margaret Deryin were
defendants, shall. Monday, the hiryirsi Gay Of De
cther n u 80. al the hour Of O'clock "a the afternoon oi
said lay. offer for sale. AZ tine south duur Of the County Court
House IN OTTAWA n said county, al public auction aud VIII
then sell Ia tc highest bidder the following described pro
perry being THE ordered 10y said decree 10 b" sold That
tpsay: Lot one n hock tour IN james Jarls Addition
To- North Jtc5. ia The county ~ Ia sale aad state uf
Illinois
TERNs oF SALE.-Casl GEORGE N. LELAND.
Dated Dee. :. lott.-.lW MlsfCr n tlHUrery
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GEO. w. w. BLAKE,
attorney OF LGtr.


STATE; OFILI.IT,olS,L IA SALE Cos.
= IN tie Circuit Court Ge,t 10 January tei". isN-fi
Thdncc.D.
Isaac Nickel rs. Sarah 7. Nickel.
II appearing affidavit file In the office Of the
clerk OF said court that said defendant sarah r. Nickel
a resident Of said state, and said complainant having
filed his bill of complaint in said court on tile chanctry
side thereof the 9th day OF December A. D. s, herein
and having been issued thereon according To law
Notice therefore, Is hereby given 10 said defendant Sarah
F. Nickel that unless you shall personally be- and appear
before said court said term thereof he held At the Court
House in Ottawa, in said county, on the third Monday OF
January D. 1873 (whcn and where said summons Is
reurnabe and plead, answer demur or except To said BILL
the will be taken for confessed against you and the
matters and things therein prayed for decreed accordingly
Il. W. HOLMES. Clerk.
Solicitor Qecs-4W
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NICHOLSON G. SNOW.


SI'AT +. - r. LII NOIS. Ia SALLECo.-ss
- IN the Circuit court 10 tie january term. A. u. 1873.
In the matter uC the petition OF BOolf MarchOn for an
order changing his name.
Know all men whom ii may concern that l. BoOlf Mar
CuSson Of the village Of Leland the county of Ii sale
and state Oi Illinois, nsO known and called by the surname
Of Butler shall the third Monday of January \.
1875 present my petition the Circuit Court Of said
~ then to be- held NJ the County Court House ul said county
Of La sale. the purpose obtaining order ht
made and entered of record upon the records Of said court
To change my said surname OF MARCUsSON the
Of BUTLER: and that | may hcnrcfOrth lie known and
called by the name Of BpTOLF NJ. BUTLER; when and
where persons appear and resist such
tition IL they iii. BOTOl.F NAECU SSON.
RiCHoIs0N & snow. Solicitors for Petit upr. novel