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Vegetine
HAS ENTIRELY CURED NE.

Bu>TON, Oct, 1870.

w. IT. K. SttNCMS
Dear Sir, My dauy htcr, after havingp
severe attack of Wh""pinS Cough, was
left in Il feeble state of health Being
advised by friend She tried the Nryr:
time: and after using u few bottles was
full restored to health.
l have been greet sufferer from
Rheumatism. have taken several hotties
Of the NrHrtinr for this complaint, and
am happy 'n say it has entirely cured me
! have recommended the Nr4r,inr t.
others with the same good results. II
is Il great cleanser aud purifier of thu
hl""d: it is pleasant to take and | car
clcrltully recommend Il.
JAMES MORSE, 3'ii Athens street.
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Vegetine.
NOTHING EQUAL IT..

SOVTlI SALEM, MASS, Nov. II, Ie76:
Nr. II. r. Stcvcns:-
Dear Sir, i have been troubled with
Scrotula, Canker and Liver Complaint
for three yea $; nothing eyer did me any
good until l commenced using the Vege
tine. | am HOW getting along tirstratc;
and still using the Ergrtinr. consider
there is nothing equal to it for such CON-
plants. Can heartily recommend it to
everybody Can heartily rccommendiit
to EVERYDAY. Yours truly,
MRS LIZZIE M. PACKARD,
No 16 Lagrange street, South Salem,
Mass.
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Loss of the LOtus.-

We learn from the Bart Able Off
GERS that the new steamer Lotus took
fire at Waterproof, La, on Saturday
last, and was burned to the waters
edge. Thirty odd lives were lost.
The Lotus was a new boat, having
made but a few trips and was com
manded by Capt. Dannals, popular
Red river stpambOatman.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-08
Over Fifty Thousand.

It would not be an over estimate to
put the number of delinquent tax pay
ers in the State for current and back
taxes at fifty Mo"sond'
What does this signify ?
Does any sane man suppose that
these delinqucnts refuse to pay from
mere captiousneSS? No! They have
not the means to pay tie grinding
taxes taxes so heavy as t" excite
wonlrr-taxrs that are greater than
any State in the Union.
Something must be done to relieve
the property of this State Of this aw-
full burden. Democratic Legislatures
have "pcnny wised' to the utmost
They have dropped Clerks, cut down
jurors and witnesses pay, reduced
small fees and given us the grand ex-
hihiion of "tl,rowinS overboard' the
four hundred dollar salary people, but
they have never touched the ;moun-
tain.
Louisiana, plundered of the last
dollar by radical tax gathcrrrs, is Gin
poverty and rags, while her officials
are receiving higher salaries than that
paid by any State in the Union, save
the rich States of New York and Cali
fornia.
Thcn'ist may talk "no Constitution.
al Convention; may utter their weak
and silly diatrihrs against an organic
law both honest and economical, hnt
they cannot reply to this delinquent
tax list. The people demand a change.
They demand a reduction OF the fear
ful salaries paid officials. They de-
mand reduction in the number OF
those officials. They demand ccono-
my in every part and branch of the
government. aud those demands can
not, nor wi|l not be FIJI filled, without
an entire change in the organic law.
The Convention it is true has grown
to be IA sentiment with the people, but
it is sentiment founded on THEN
wants. Let the Legislators elected
by them attend to it that their con
dition may hc amrliorated at once.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-08
JOSEPH G KEYSER,
Brickmaker and LAYER

rs PREPARED to do all work entrusted
| to him quickly and in 4 w6tkman1ike
manner. Tomb, Chimneys, Cisttrhs dhd
other work solicited:
Orders left at DULLARn 4 CAMP
BELLS will be promptly attended to.
Jan. -, II,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-08

The fire department was organized on
Saturday last with the election of officers
and the adoption of Constitution and
bylaws by the company. The following
is the selection. President, Il. p. Chap
lin; Vice. President, C. J. Smith; Secretary
J. A. Dncourneau, Jr.; Treasurer, A. II.
Lecomtr; Foreman, J. c. keyscr; LIST AS
sStant, T. TALLER; I'd Assistant, Geory"
Iiubley; 81 Assistant. Edward Philips
First and Second Piprmrn, II. Genius and
Hardy Ware; Steward, W. II. Tunnard.-
The selection of the officers is an excel
lent one, and we prruivt the success OF
the organization.
When Court assembled on Monday last,
torty-ciYht white men answered t" tN'lr
names when called. and two colorrd. this
being the panel for the FIRST week. OF
the 4s whites. Is nice citizens stepped
forward and wanted to be excused. This
is pretty showing. truly, to start with.
All along cursing and damning negro Jn-
rrs. the hog and cattle thieves. the Courts
and everything connected with them, AMI
upon the first call of an intelligent jury,
Is step forward and ''don't want to serve.
We are happy to say that Judge Plers"n
formally Squrlvhr'l the 10 "qurk'n nor
liyhtnin'' and they smilinyly sit on the
jury.
A little boy at Drs Moinrs. Iowa, who
writes to his 'fren jimmy that he is go
inc to run away from school ard be an
editor, thus closes his letter: "Tcl yer Sis
ter Katey don't have nothin moar to do
with that links girl, an I am troo to her.
| won't git prowd and forSit her if d"
be an edituyr, nor You nerthrr, Jimmy il
your folks are poor an emery. lorcS Tru-
ly, Johnny"
Our efficient Police Jury President Nm
Payne Esq sold nearly all the public
ferries belonging to the parish on >atur'
day last, Dec. l>t They were sold to'
three years and brought the following
prices:
Monrttcs Ferry to J c. johnson $l5 0;
Clouticrvillt to . "
Twrnty-iaur Mile II. b. Walm,lcy lS3 OF
Montgomery " J. II. Williams 200 OF
St, Maurice " J. T.. prothro $50 OF
Gurneys Jno Grnoe ~ "
Johnson's John Wade 4h5 "
Grand Ecore s II Walmslry 5000 "
Campte II L N"z'ri so !"
.Jordans Orb Hollin.sworth 10 o.
McDonalds Bluff V 4 Barron ID Ct
.Jnmha Point J Pierce 90 "
Stun & Dcnrrys NJ Perot 80 u
Total Observation-Disclosures. s4,SW,c
The ferries have rever sold better.
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INDICATOR
Book + job
PRINTING!.
ST. DENIS STREET,
NATCHITOCHES, LA.
NATCHITOCHES, LA.

We would respectfully call the atten-
ton of Merchants, Lawyers and all 9TH
ers i" need of Job Printing, to our supc-
rior facilities for the prompt and tasteful
execution Of everything needed in that
line We have tir>t-rla>> practical work.
men employed, ard personally attend t"
everything entrusted to us, and are thus
enabled to Z 1--WE our patrons just what
they want.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-08

Ahem Speaker Bush is not par.
tisan you know that is, after the el'
ectlOns.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-08
RHEUMATISM Is A DISEASE OF THE
NI0nD.

The blood in this disease is found to
contain an excess of fbrin Npyrtinc
acts by converting the blood from its
li>casr! condition to a healthy crcula
ton. Nryctinc regulates the bowels
which is very imjrrt:nl. One bottle Of
Nryrtiur will give relief, but to effect
permanent cure II must be- taken regu-
larry, and may tax" several bottles, es-
prcally in eases VI long standing. Ncgc.
tine is ~':'l Ivy all druggists: Try it, and
your verdict will BIZ the same as that Of
thousands before yo', w!': say, Il never
found SO much relief rs from the use Of
Vr~rtnr," which is composed exclusive
~ of Banks; Roots and HERBS
"Nryrtinr." says Il Boston physician
''ha> no r'lnal as a blood pnriirr Hear
Ing of it's many wonderful cures, after
all other remedies had failed, visited
the laboratory and convinced myself OF
its genuine merit. 1t is prepared from
banks, roots and herbs, each of which il.
highly effective, and they arc compound!
ed in such IA manner as to produce as
tonshing results"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-08

Brindlr Bill, commonl. called KEEL
logg. we predict will be introduced at
some Merchants Exchange on Cotton
Head Quarters or General Assembly
in this State as the Senator ~ from
Louisiana, within six mouths. Mark
our words for it.
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Grand Ecore
WAREHOUSE.

VIM. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING purchashed tho business of
III Chambers d Barbcp at this point,
and secured their services, am rrepar-
ed to store and forward promptly, all
freights and cotton consigned to my care.
Rate, of storage in future will be as
follows:
Fifteen Cents per barrel for freights.
Thirty-ive Ccuts per bale for Cotton.
VIM. FRENCH.
March Gift.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-08

Court IrEMs.-District Court asSrm
blcd on Monday last, Judge David Pier
son presiding. The Court room, hitherto
on opening days the resort of lazy ne
yroes, was packed from railing to wall
with intelligent white citizens and such
colored men as were drawn as !jnrorS -
The Hon. Judge selected II. B. Walm>ley.
Esq, as foreman of the Grand Jury, and
the following names We're drawn as his
fifteen associates upon that august H.
quest.
J. P. Campbell, +. l.. Grapp, E n. Dc
blieux, n. Fuller, r. P. HutSon, j. g.
Cammack, w. O. Breazeale, J. p. Scar
borough, y. +. Bnssicr.1es.e Nettles, W.
F. Eversall, O. R. Pcrot, L. A. Prudhommc
Jack Hooper, Geo. Pickett. Colered in
italics.
This is without Aattery, the most COM
petent Grand Jury assembled in our par
ish in ten years. Ten CHASTITY years of
radical rule, during which robbery, muir
der, the prostitution of justice and the
bastst ignorance was the rule. The Grim
inal docket was sounded on Tuesday and
all criminal cases were fixed by our able
District Attorney, Mr.. Hall.
Our city authorities must do something
: The present condition of affairs, lame and
shiftlcss, can't last always and is serious
t. ly rejecting upon the party that elected
j., the present incumbents. Money We know
: is required to make it success, but il
r should be remembered that the financial
condition of our city was in such ord"
y as to have been easily managed, 1t onl.
: required vigorous action. but unfortu
nate1y the same old rut was chung to an,
G the consequence is the present deplorabl
e condition of affairs.
:. Our city will never be anything unit
o public officials make a move. Every
+ thing is tumbling down. The Fireman
l. Hall, the Market House, the drainage c
:" our streets and lots, the sidewalks an
h bridges arc disgrace to any city. Pro
h perty in consequence of all this has dc
II preciated in value, no improvements ar
going on and no real live men come hel
to settle. In the name of cverythin
l. that is just, let our City Fathers make
oi move or quit.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-08

William Pitt misrepreSents Louisi-
ana in the United Stat0s Senate.
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Read His Statements:

SrEiSCEAlr. Mr., Oct -, 1875.
Mr.. II. H. Stevens:
Dear Sir: -Fi'trrn years ago last fal!
WAS taken sick with rhrNm$:ism, was
unable I" m,,tr until thr Next Arri,
From, that t,!nr unt;l three years as;,
this fall suffered everything with
rilrnmali>m. SOMETHING'S there wonld be-
weeks at Il time that could not step one,
step: these attacks We're quitr often. p,
suffered everything that Il man could
Over three y"al~ ago last spliny com
lnrnrrl taking Nr.rtinr and followed it
up nntil had taken seven bottles hav,
had NV rllr,,n1;'1i>m since that time. I
always advi>" everyone that is trnubl.;'
with rheumatism t" try Nryrtinr, ami
not suffer for years as lave done. This
staten 1T i, ylatnIt",i> as far as Mr.
Stevens is rurrlH,I. Y"ur>. etc.
ALERT tI,NNKER,
Firm Of \. Cr"nErr \ Co., Druggists
and ANOt hvrH,irS
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Pig TouyueS-nonc.
PIGS F,r;-nonr IN market.
Baloyna San-a%c-c! a I've.
Brrt-rulton, $40 - per bhls.
Or,nyr>-Sio5 -
Onions WESTERN. 81 5Ocs32 %
CabhuyrS Ida Is
Applrs-S2 2ju4 -
PntatmS-sl 71u 30 2 bbl.
Nrrriuy"-l2.
Coiii>h-';!c by 100 pounds.
CocoanutS
Sour Krout $;a6!.
Coal Ol----lSu 20c = galltn:
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
Suyar-Common 4ju5
Good Common 0aot
Prime Ga6!.
Choice ~ 4c.
Molasses- -.,Common, 23c = gallon.
Fair Csc.
Prime $50.
Choice 4lc.
LUMBER.
Cypress lumber Sl' per thousand feet
Pine lumher-S 0 per thousand feet.
CYPRESS Shinyes-S3 50 per thousand
Nalls-S3 23a o..
Wagons S';3N IS.
q COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Cotton-lot
Wool-Loaisiana, clean 92s
HidrS-!lQll!c.
Furs-none
Hay-$IGQlC 80 per ton.
Corn !Oa 6oc per bushcl.
Pecans-nonr.
Eggs-15u 2oc per doz.
Butt"r-Goshen, %" per lib.
Choice Western lSa 20c.
Potatoes Sweet, 5oca60 per bushel.
Tallow -10---c per pound.
Becswax----25a 2Sc + ii.
PuuLrEY-Chickcns 81 56QS4 t. doz'
Turkeys $9a$lS y doz.
Geese s5a 81 per doz.
Ducks 50 per doz.
Pork Cas4c per ID.
Bcef-5u Sc per Id:
Mutton Zoe per ID.
Venison-$2 per saddle.
Dried Fruit-Applcs 100.
Beans, Northrrn-nOne.
C:asbcrrics-Krg $3 25
DRY GOODS.
Prints-7Wl0c.
Brown Cotton-60lOc.
Lowells-I0U 2!c.
StripeS-l21u lac.
Brugans-sl 5o@l IS per pair.
CAN GOODS.
salmon-s2 IS = dcz.
Mackcrcl So IS = doz.
Lohsters-S2 90 = dos
Spiced Meat So 50 y doz.
Sardincs-4 boxes l6tc = box.
Ovstcrs-95cN 81 90 + doz.
Fla gle Milk-$2 81 + doz.
Yeast Pow,lrrs-$lS0 Is y gross.
Prachcs-S? so r doz
Pine Apples 50 2502 80 y doz.
Concentrated Lye-$4 Is p case.
CASE GOODS
Brandy Peaches-S4 90 T. loz.
| Pepper Sauce 81 G5W1 Is y .loz.
| Hostctter Bittcrs ST. 0OG925 = do7
Drake Bittcrs-eS 5o09 90 p doz.
Plantation Bitter>-S 25aS 50 + do2
LIQUORS..
New York Drandy-s1 33@1 C5.
{" =" Gin~-$l 32@I 60.
Imported Coynac-$l 65G2 90.
Ginger Brandy-Sl 25Gi Is.
Cherry Brandy 81 25(1l IS.
Blackberry Brandy-Sl 1501 Is.
Importcd-Holland Gin So 1904 Is.
Jamaica Rum-$5 On05 SO
Irish Whiskey-s5 Or@5 81
Scotch whiskey- s. 0e@5
WINES:
| Claret~$4 $500.
White wine-$5 scale 90.
Champagne
Kruy & Co., (qurts) s25 gold.
Veuvc Cliquot Ponsardi-S23.
Piper Heidsieks-$25 90.
ALE AND PORTER.
Dut jeans Lagerbier-qts. 81 SO pts
Milwaukie-qts. - IS pts. 81 G5.
Bass L. Co.,-Ale, pints 81 Is
Lard Oil S501OO.
Spices-Back Pepper 2o~25c per lb.
AlIspice-I7@20
\ Nutmcys-$l 2O0l 25 ID.
, Cinnamon-27G32
. Cloves -41053
. Shot & Lead Drop shot-$2 so per sac
r Il ok 81 Is
4 Bar Lead-10tc per ID.
}. Tobacco
Manufactured all grades-45075
Tea-Imperial-3oc@1 90.
: Oolcng 4o(@9o
q Gunpow,rr-Sl 0o02 90
!. English Breakfast-45@1 50.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-08
VEGETINE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.

Mr.. Albert Crm,'<ri; the wtll.knovH
druggist and apn;l'rrary, of Springval;
Me-, always advises every >one troubled
with Rheumatism to try \EGETINE.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-08

These figures represent round lot rri-
c"s; Ivy retail, higher prices will have to
be paid.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-08
%}arkrt md s}irey.


COMPLIED AND CORRECTED wEEKLYB
CHAS. l.'HERISSON,
For the NlSD,cAroK.
These figures represent round lot rri-
crs; Ivy retail, higher prices will have to
be paid.
COTTON RECEIPTS.
Received previously, l,C23 bales
Received during the week, Al "
fetal 1,0Gl
FINANCIAL.
Cold slo30-
Silver
Parish Warrants
Old-:Nhr
Nrw-.))u95
CITY Warr,nt>--1:'u SOC.
GEOrNRlE..
CnENSE-Nrw York cream ia lG
Choice Western l2M &c
Brandy Chrrrirs-S} Is per doz.
Vinegar lsa !43c per gallon
RltE,- Prime 6! a &c p ID.
Good G4r.
Fair Sc.
s"ap--4tu7 c per lb.
Salt-Sl 81 per sack.
Starch !! w.
CnndlrS-lA!N ;,
Whiskry-si l5u 50 IS y y'llon
Colirc-2i|u 22c per 10.
BREAD STCFFS.
FLOUR! Bills 81 7,nj 90
BARRELS = jouS 80.
Cornmral-$l ~ per bbl.
Grits-S2 40 per hhl
GRAIN AND FEED sTUFFS.
OatS-4ra soc per l"nSh'l
Bran c5n9 per 100 lbs.
Wirat-Whitc Western 81 81.
PROVISIONS
BAcoS-Shoul'lcrS "
Clear Rib Sidv> 9tT 10.
DRY sax Shoulders Il.
Dry Clear Rib &! u c.
Clear Sides wa
Larl-'rirrcr ~ ?ir.
Mess Pork Sl,u$I5 80 per Dbl
UAM>-Ch"icr l4u
Ordinary lOt4ll
b. Bacon-9! Il IT,.
ri. Pnrk-lIall hhIS. nonts
Pig TonyueS-llonc.
Pics Ftr;-nonr In market.
Bologna San-aGe-ct I've.
Brvf-rulton, $40 - per bhIS.
Oranyr>-S;o 80
Onious-Wt>trrn. 81 5Ocs3 %
CabhuyrS 1ju Is
ApplrS-s? 25ul -
PutaturS-Sl 71a 30 E bbl.
llrrrinyr-l2.
Coii>h-Gtc ny 100 pounds.
CucuanutS-Gc
Sour Krout $';a6!
Coal Oil----lSu 20c = galltn;
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
Suyar-Common 45uo
Mn, ,1