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what money and valuables he had about
him, and tho two murderers went on their
way rejoicing, crossed the river at Ed
rington's ferry, above Sabine Town,
coming down to Sabine Town, where
they
ENTHUSIASTICALLY TOLD WHAT THEY HAD
Mr.. David Carter asked Brown ''if
they had LETT the body where it coalI
be found for BURIAL" to which Brown
replied: "He did not know, and didn't
care d."
Goodloe and Brown made but 4 short
stay in Sabine Town, and fled to kauf.
man county, Texas. The good people
Of Sabine, especially Of Negreet, offered
a reward by subscription for the arrest
of the murdcrers, and Messers. John Par
rott and J. G. Stroud followed them, and
succeeded in the apprehension Of Brown
and bringing him to justice.
lHE III a l..
At the September Term, 1877, Of our
District Court, Brown and Goodloe were
indited for the murder of DR.. Evans, and
at the February Term, 1873, Brown was
put on trial. E. F.. PRESLEY, Esq, APP
peared for the defence, and District At
torney w. p. Hall, and J. r. Smith,
Esq, for the prosecution. The evidence
disclosed the murder as so deliberate, so
unprovoked and brutal, that the jury
could not do otherwise than return
verdict Of "guilty," on the hearing of
which Brown evinced no emotion what
ever. And even when brought into
court for sentence, when all other faces
were sad, all other hearts moved, he
stood viewing those around him with
logged scrowl.
THE DEATH WARRANT.
On the 9Th Of April the death war
rant was signed by the Governor and
transmitted to Sheriff Alfred Lout, and
to-day, 10th of May, named as the day
when Brown should expiate his crime
upon the gallows.
PREPARES FOR JUDGMENT.
On the 9TH instant, Father Aubrie,
of this place, broke to the doomed man
the news of the fate that awaited him,
and has since been with him all posi-
bic time, making every effort to have
him prepare his soul for its exit to an
other world. 1t is sad to think that one
should die so young, and then, too, upon
the gallows Brown will leave an aged
father and mother, sisters, and two
younger brothers, to mourn his fate,
brought, however, upon himself by his
own act.
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That a great many, really good
newspaper men may not remain long
or in ignorance, we beg to remind
them, that a "priuciple Of law" is
one thing, aud a "quible" or "techni-
caiity' quite another.
1t may be excusable in a pleader
to deal in the latter, at least it is
custom, but it is ir famous in a Judge.
JuDius excoriated Lord Chief JUS
tice Mansfield for dealing in "quirks
and quibbles," and we commend his
letter on that subject to our confreres
of the Louisiana Press, as very in
teresting reading.
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News from Our Friends.
VERNON.
PARISH OF VERNON,
Nav !, 1878.
Dcuy ViNdicat0r:

Deuy Vindicator:
Press of business and dertl of items of
interest have prevented ne from writing
for several weets. Our planters in this
parish have been pushing ahead their
farm work. ami have generality u fair
showing, tor crops Stands of both corn
and cotton are good. Some are through
with cotton scraping. though on most
places in this vicinity >crapiny will be-
gin next week. Gardens are fine, though
needing rain.
Mr. L. A. Brown was burned ont of
"housc on,l home' last Tuesday night,
saving nothing comparatively, Ga few ar
tic'es of bedding and wearing apparcI,)
all his supplies for his family, consisting
Of several hundred pounds Of Bacon, 50
or Il, gallons of lard, 9 barrels of mo-
lasses, coffee, flour, salt &C.. his dwelling
"a large and comfortable hnildings), a
kitchen and dining room, just finished,
and his smoke house, 7 pairs of pillow
gear, and fine sewing machine, just
bought, were swept away in few min
utes, his garden being so close to the
buildings that it was also destroyed.
The Corn crib was not near enough to
be burned, and he has therefore plenty
Of corn. am Informed, there are strong
grounds for believing this sad affair, to
he the work Of an incendiary, as the
fire when first discovered, (about IL at
night was not contiguous to any Of the
chimncys OH the place, hut seems to
have been ignited at the junction of the
kitchen roof with that of the dwelling.
At the rear end of an open passage or
entry running through the house from
front to rear, and not nearer than 20 feet
to any fire place or chimney. This is cor.
tainly horrible. Mr. Brown is one of our
best citizens, an Industrious and thorough
going man, and by his thrift and energy,
had placed himself and family above
want. 1t is certainly hard fate that
calls on man to stand by and see the
fruit Of years Of patient toll swept away
at one fell swoop of the destroying An.
gel but such is the bitter lot of many
Of us.
Yours Truly,
VERNON.
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Sunday School Convention Held near
Pleasant Hill. Louisiana.

According to previous understanding,
a meeting was held in Sabine parish,
May 18th, 1873, at New Hope Church,
on the Pleasant Hill Circuit. Shreveport
District, La., Annual Conference of the
Methodist E. Church South, by delegates
appointed by Rev. J. Is. Classify, Preach.
er in charge. in the interest of the Sab.
bath School cause on said Circuit.
The meeting was opened by singing
and prayer.
On motion VIM. Hobkins was elected
President, and r. W. Freeman, Secretary
pro. tenn.
VIM. Hobkins, Adolphus Hampton, and
Freeman, being called upon made ap-
propriate speeches.
They were followed Rev. J. NJ. Frank
lin and Rev. J. B. Classify, urging the
Importance of at once taking hold Of this
great work, and calling upon parents to
wake up to the great necessity of send
ing their children to Sabbath School.
A permanent organization was then
effected by electing J. NJ. Franklin, Pres.
ident and r. w. Freeman, Secretary.
On motion, the following was adopted.
Resolved, That this body be styled,
The Sunday School Convention OF the
Pleasant Hill Circnit, Shreveport Dis
trict, La, Annual Conference.
On motion, the following was adopted.
Resolved, That we feeling the great
Importance of thorough Sunday School
system, do hereby pledge ourselves to do
all in our power to organize, and keep
going, Sabbath School at each one of
our respective churches.
On motion, the following was adopted.
Resolved, That we set apart Saturday
before 1st Sunday in October, for the
next meeting Of our Convention, and
that three delegates from each Church
within the bounds Of this Circuit be
elected.
On motion, Rev. J. B. Classify, Bros.
c. Brown and r. W. Freeman, were ap-
pointed to draft Constitution and
set of Bylaws for the government, of
this Convention.
The following Preamble and Resolu-
tions were adopted.
Whereas, we have been delighted in
listening to the speeches of Bros. Hob
kins, Adolphus Hampton and Freeman,
therefore. be it Resolved,
That we earnestly solicit the above
named brethren to visit from place to
place during this year, and, if possible to
arouse the people to tho great Importance
of Sabbath Schools.
Resolved, That the "NatchitOches VIM
DICTATOR and "SoUTHRoN, Of Sabine" be
requested to publish tho proceedings Of
this Convention.
Resolved, That the next Convention
he held at Rocky Mount Church, Satnr-
day, before the first Sunday in October.
The Convention closed with the bene-
diction by tho Rev. J. B. Classify.
r. w. FREEMAN,
Secretary.
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PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
City Ooun O11
OF NATCHITOCHES.


On Thursday, the 9th day Of May,
1873, the Mayor and City Council met
at tho Mayors Office at the hour of u
o'clock p. III.
Present-C. F. Dranguet, Mayor.
NJ. H. Carver,
Gu. Smith,
H. NJ. Levy,
G.. w. Duncan.
Absent-L. Caspsri.
The minutes Of last meeting were read,
and on motion, duly approved.
The Collector submitted his Report for
the month of April, 1873, which Report
was examined and approved as follows,
t0-wit:
To amt Of Licenses collected in U. s.
Currency 1927 50
By amt Currency turned
over $ll4 70
BY 10 per cent commits
sion on $127 so IL SO $127 so
The following accounts were examined
and approved by the Finance Committee
viz:
$50 $l3 90
The petition of Mary Ann Burns, to he
placed on the City Pauper List, was read,
and on motion, tabled.
The petition relative to Hogs was read,
and on motion, and duly seconded, the
following Ordinance was unanimously
adopted.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and City
Council of Natcbitoches, That from and
after this day, all hogs are allowed to
run at large within the Corporate limits
of the city, except bears, provided they
have ring through the nose.
On motion, and duly seconded, Fanny
Phillips was ordered to be placed on the
Pauper List, and allowed the sum Of
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents in U. S.
Currency, commencing from the LIST day
of May, 1878.
The petition Of R. Blunt, relative to
his Taxes, 1873, was read, and on motion
and duly seconded, the sum of three DOL
lars and sixty-four and q half cents in
city warrants, was ordered to he refund.
ed to him.
On motion, and duly seconded, tho
Secretary is hereby requested to notify
Messrs. Keyser aud hcKenns of the cou-
dition of tho bridge and railing across
Bayou Amulet, and to repair same.
On motion, and duly secouded, the
Council adjourned until it's next regular
meeting.
(signed) G. F. DRANGUET,
Attest: Mayor.
=, JN0. LAPLACE, Secretary.
A true copy:
H. JNo. LAPLACE,
May 18th 1878. Secretary.
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A "journal out East" tells Us that
democracy means equal rights to all
men under the law and a liberal con-
cession towards those who may
chance to differ with us ia their
views
Now We take it that the above is a
neat platform upon which almost any
person can stand. And then you
know there's no pledges-no nothing,
to borther the nice officials when they
"get in" Such democracy is really
beautiful. No principles to battle
for, only spoils.
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The prospects Of the "Sunday news
papers" against anything like vigor
is sickening. These sheets should re-
member that the V1ND1cAToR was a
bold defender of democracy when
they were either unborn or quietly
nibbling on radical crumbs-the price,
and dear at that, of their silence.
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The Franklin Sun man apologies
for bis appearance on half sheet,
and gives as a reason therefor bis
marriage. This is not the first re-
corded instance of newly married
man appearing 6n a half sheet.
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M q r RE q.

CRA1N-TERRETT-At the residence
Of H. B. Walmsley ESQ.,, at 10 q. H.,
Tuesday, May IA, 1873, by Rev. G. A.
Cameron, DR.. Penn Grain, and Mrs.
Virginia E. Terrett, both of this parish.
May their pathway through life be
over the sunny waters Of perfect happi-
ness, with the golden harbor of eternal
felicity brightly illuming their journeys
close.
Shreveport, Alex andria and New Or.
leans papers please copy.
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That Railroad.

Are our people dead? Will they
refuse to assist themselves? 1t seems
so, for we cannot hear q word of the
tap road. We can rest assured that
unless we put our own shoulders to
the wheel, that nothing will be done
for US. Again we beg the property
holders to move in the matter NOW,
because they can complete the work
required cheaper than at any other
time.
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Cincinnati Times We have shad-
owy suspicion that the President will not
favor Republican canvass Of the south
in the coming congressional campaign.
1t would be putting the policy Of concil-
iation to an altogether too sudden and
severe test.
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BENSON'S CAPCINE : P9R9 9FEp

was invented to over come the great Oh
lection ever found to the old style of Dor
Gus plasters that of slow action III bring
ing relief. Benson's Capcne porons Plas-
ter relieves pain at once anc cures quick
". 1t imparts sensation of gentle and
stimulating warmth, and brings rest and
comfort to the sufferer.
Benson's Porous Plaster received the
highest and only medal awarded to plas-
tors. Price Is cents.
Each genuine Benson's Caprine Plaster
has the word Capcine cut through the
plaster. Take no other.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

No Judicial advertisement rill be
inserted IN this paper hereafter, un-
Iess the attorney becomes security
for the advertising bill, achich mast
be PAID on FIRST INSERTION, o.,
they wiU be discontinued.
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Arrival and Departure Of Mails.

NEW ORLEANS.
ARRIVE: DEPART :
Tuesday Ann. Monday ga. NJ.
Friday 4P.M Thursday "a NJ.
saturday SPIN. Thursday Am.
Sunday 4P.M. Saturday 8 a. NJ.
SHREVEPORT.
ARRIVE: DEPART:
Every day except Every day except
Monday, GAN. Saturday ga. NJ.
ARRIVE: DEPART :
Tuesday 6A.M. Thursday 6 4, NJ.
rr;day 6 AN. Monday 6 A. NJ
WINFIELD.
ARRIVE: DEPART :
Thursday 6PM. Wednesday 6 A. VI.
Friday 6P.M. Saturday 6 A. NJ.
MINDEN.
ARRIVE: DEPART:
Tuesday 6 P. NJ. "Wednesday 6 A. VI.
Friday 6P.M. Saturday 6 A. NJ.
Mrs. NJ. A. BURKE, P. NJ.
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VEGETINE.
} DOCTORS r EPO OR T.

H. r. STEVENS, ESQ. -
Dear Sir,-We have been selling your
valuable Vegetine fol three years. and We
find that it gives perfect satisfaction. We
believe it to be the best blood purifier
now sold. Very respectfully,
DR.. J. E. BROWN 4 co, Druggist,
Uniontown, Ky.
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An euterprisiug chap who is organ.
izing brass band of twenty women
says, that if they learn half as many airs
as they put on, the experiment will prove
a complete success.
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Highly colored urine, with backache,
headache and general debility, can in
variably be traced to unnatural condi-
ton of the liver, which can BE- removed
by using Home Stomach Bitters.
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TAX NOTICE.

STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Natchitoches, March 29th, 1878.
THE public are hereby notified that
l. ain now prepared to collect State and
Parish Taxes and Licenses now due
The following discounts are allowed by
law on taxes paid during
April 8 per cent on Tax Bill
Nav 9
l.. n. LANE.
March soft State Tax Collector,
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SDecial NOtice.-Cavil Bray, ESD, of
Vernon parish, is the duly authorized
AGENT for the VfNpICATOR in Vernon par
ish, and all contracts made by him will
DO fully ratified and carried out by us.
Eff PRESLEY and J. Fl. Caldwell, are
our agents for Sabine.
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DCmiDOrs are all the 90.
Crops are quite promising.
Cane river continues to rise rapidly.
Ice and mnt-how great the demand.
"Corn in tassel," is now reported.
We have been blessed with several
6ns showers since our last.
Nights quite cool, and blankets pleas
ant.
Mr. John Genoe favors us with splen-
! did head of cabbage. Thanks.
Fine lot wagons at reduced prices
at McCook a. Bro.
The beef in our market is excellent.
Ditto the mutton. Why can't they keep
itup the year round.
Judge D. Person, with NJ. J, Cunning
ham, Esq, are still absent Attending Dis
/
Go to McCook & Bro. for planta-
tim supplies, &c.
Your local would beg to state, that
Porter Brown was white man, not col.
cred as our New Orleans contemporaries
state.
hk0 PLOWS, different STYLES and
tUO make at McCOOk g. Bro.
The Bart Able was mp at he nsna,
hour on Tuesday last, and placed US un-
der the usual obligations for favors in
the way of a full file Of late journals.
QUERY: "Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal Of North Carolina at
the same price, Feb 9'7S-ly.
Our complaint now is of cold nights
Fires and warm blankets at night were
redered necessary by the sudden cold
map, and there is much complaint of
sickness resulting thsrefrom.
We beg to call attention to the Legal
Card of II. Stafford, Esq, in this weeks is
we, Mr.. Stafford is Il gentleman whose
Professional ability is recognized and we
are sure his worth will command good
" share Of practice.
One Of the most convenient articles for
home is the Patent Shade, owned and
sold exclusively by McCook e. Bro. Call
md see it.
Tag payers are scarce and the collector
Is blue. However, those who owe licen
sss had better keep an eye on the Grand
Jury. |
Nor TOO LATE-A small lot genuine !
Cheathem's cotton seed for sale by Nc
Cook Il Bro.
We are panied to announce the recent |
Md painful Illness of Judge c. Chaplin
iAe Judge has been suffering from a
disorder which has necessitated surgical
ad Tor relief, We hope, with his host |
Of friends, for his early and complete re-
covsry.
Inc boys who infest the Court House
are deiac'ng the painted walls with pen
ell hleroglyphics, which we believe is in
violation Of existing State statutes. The
0'ys should be careful or they may be
made to "pat in an appearance" before
'ns next Grand Jury.
CHESTER WHITES, SOW PIGS FOR
oleeang purposes. Apply to
Apfh W-4t j. c. TRICHELL.
complaints are loud and long among
as Office officials in the Court House,
soout boys infestiugv the building, ma
ag unnecessary noise and disturbing
70 officers in the discharge of their
asslss The boys are capturing tame
Nssons lie the cupola Of the building "a
"p'snsnsible past-tims, to say the least
y and making themselves a nuisance
No officials Boys, stop it at once or
hnhls may en.ue.
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Dr.. s. H. Potts, Of DeSoto parish,
Is the regular authorized travelling
Aoept for the VindicatOr.
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The death Of Orion, President Of the
W. U. Telegraph Co., does not in the
least effect that Corporation.
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CINCINNATI ENQUIRER

Claims is the only remedy for the ills
brought upon the country by Legislation
and Laws, enacted for the benefit Of q
Monied Glass, and the oppression Of La
Dor and Industry.
Government Credit sustains our Bonds
for the benefit of the wealthy, let tho
same Credit
SUSTAIN GREENBACH,S
For the benefit Of the People who sustain
the Government.
DAILY ENQUIRER, per year $12 90
WEEKLY ENQUIRER 1I5
Free of postage.
Agents wanted,
Send for specimen copies.
FARAN& MCLEAN, Publishers,
Feb 23.3mO Cincinnati, Ohio.
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1910 Soldiers and Widows can n"w
lCI = get Pensions by writing to in,
Kirkpatric, Cambridge, Ohio. Ma,i,tra
tes wanted as agents.
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LOCAL GLEANINGS.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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SHERsEF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ED out Of the Justice Court of Union Town.
ship. i'll and for Humboldt County, Nevada,
on the 9Th day Of June, A. D. 1878, and to me
directed and delivered for execution upon
judgmr mt recoveredin said Court on the I'd
da' of april. A. d. 1873. in favor of the Sta e
of Nevada, plaintiff, and against W. III, Sears
and W 4 of N, W. a Section IA, and N. T. 4
offs. w. Il Section Ia, aud W. 4. OF s. W. a
Section IL. and E. q OF n. w. a and N. W. II
of \. w. Il Section ), Township Al, ~ R. AZ
East defendant. for the sum of IS 20 taxes
and 81 cent? delinquency and costs nf9suit,
amounting 20 SAG 20, and accruing costs, all
in U. S. gold coin, did ON the 2eth day of
June, A. ID. 1878, levy upon and take il execu-
ton all the above described property.
Now, therefor, notice is hereby given
MONDAY, THB cd Day OF JULY, A. D. 1878,
Between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock i'll the afternoon,
viz: at enc O'Clock p M of said day at the front
door Of the Court house, in the town of Win
nemucca, Humboldt County, Nevada l will
offer for sale at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, U. S. g. Id coin, all OF the
above described properly or sufficient thereof
to satisfy said judgment, costs, and accruing
costs.
Given under my hand, at my Office IL Win
nemucca, Humboldt county, Nevada, this
2nth day of June, A. d. 1873.
G. A. KYLE,
Sheriff of Humboldt County Nevada
iuue 20~td
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Pearl Gold and Silver Mining
Company.

YHNHE mines of this company consists of
n 1900 feet in the Bowland, Wheeler, Hur-
ricane, and Dasey and $50 feet in the Wander
bilt. These lodes are lying parallel to each
other, about 100 feet apart TheyaFe Situated
in Trinity-Ar.bia Mining District, humboldt
county, state of Nevada.
This IL q proposition to sell 10000 shares OF
the capital stock at 25 cents per share for the
purpose of raising money to continue "a shaft
on the center ledge, new down so feet, well
timbered and double tracked. A fine within
is also set up at this shaft
So soon as the first 90 600 shares are sold
the stock will be worth more money, and no
more shares will be sold for. less than so
cents per share ,>and only enough at that price
to buy charcoal and material fnrstarting and
running the company's furnace that Is sit
uated on the Humboldt river, three and a
half miles from the mines. The ores Of the
company's mines will bear the inspection of
any one; averaging $50 per ton in silver and
80 per cent. in base metal which max very
fine smelling ore. Those buying stock early
will have the benefit of the first run made by
the furnace, and the consequent increase of
The value of the stock, Stock can be had by
addressing
E. P. Torrey, Oreana, Humboldt county,
Nevada, Superintendent;
John III. Dickinson, 535 California street,
San Francisco. Secretary; or
G. T. Wheeler Booth & Co.. Sacramento,
California. My9-tf