The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-10-19
= INTERESTING SERMON Row Mr.


testing and instructive sermon on
t,luties of citizens to their country
their God We publish it in fnll in /
form Of supplement to the V;Sn1- {
roH a., OF value to the causc-in fact,
one OF the most valuable contributions r
the efforts of honest men for honest {
nvrrnment yet offered. and we sincerely I
rust every man will read it carefully !
18th tn" hope h'nnay profit by it.
We invite your attention to our
arge and handsome stock. II. a.
NalmSley 4 co.
4 dispatch from Rodney, Miss. to the
Record, Union parish states that Judge
Tough, fat her Of orr esteemed fellow cit
zen, Rev. 7. J. Iiouyh, has withdrawn
from the contest in the 5th District as
IN independent candidate for congress
and is stumpiny the district against Lnde-
ling and Fairfax, radical nominees. The
Record says: Judge Honyh's drnunclation
Of Labelling is very, very bitter.
Money saved, is money made,
call at II. 4. Walmsley's.
PERsoNALs.-Maol G.. +. Dawson was
in our city during the week and presents
fine appearance notwithst andinS the
fact that this is his second summer
South.
Antoine Maranovicb, Esq, has just IT,
turned from Europe where he has been
to visit the exposition OF Paris. He
: ,rried through to hH in time to vote his
! .ual ltm"rratic ket. II" is looking
~ y .our Il ks for files Of North
,rn A,.,rrnI lmr2Ti,
Cr,tlit only delusive-sO II. A.
WalmsIey thought, and Bought
his goods for cash.
ATRoCIous MURDER.-A party of cit
liens on the look ous for cotton stealers
and burners of cotton gins and pens,
went to the house Of one Achlle Resent
on Cane River last Saturday having
heard of his connection Herewith and
upon calling him were fired upon with
out warning and one of the best citizens
sober industrious and over 80 years o.
are, was instantly killed and anoth er
equally as good citizen desperately
wounded. The negro has fled the parish
and we suppose is ready ere this tt
tell of the outraSes prrpetrated upo1
him.
The busiest place is where prices
are the lowest-that is H. a
Walmslcy's.
Ward I, that splendid Democratic
white mans stronghold has just beef
thonronghly canvassed by our friend II
r. NJ. Clendon, Esq, who is we'll and pc
pularly known throughout our entlr
parish as an untiring, persistan
Democratic worker, And his reports fror
every section is cheering indeed. Ever
man, women and child is, as it We're, u
in arms for the ticket, and Mr.. McCler
don informs rs that he never knew Q
saw so much enthusiasm in his life i
that gallant ward. Let the sorehead
take example from these white men, VIII
) are friends indeed for they are friends
need. Let rs all stand firm as one mar
: and success is certain.
lGr Complete line of dress good
and Aannels, and at low prices at .
A. DUCOURNAC'S
RE.D THIs.-We are panied 10 learn tn
there are few intelligent citizens in the lo'
8 or river ward who have not registered and WI
saw tbey DO NOT intend to. We are Low tai
q ug down the names Of every white mon in II
parish who refuses to register snd thereby al
his blood and people in defeating the thleV
and negroes and when the csmps!gn IS oV
and the victory is won, % it ell be certain
intend to publish those names that Oil co.
:, men. who do their duty, may know these vi
- skulked and shirked in the face of the enem
In the contest between our race end cVz
l. ton and the negro, &c regard and Will ire
all who do not Old ~ o. negroes wheth
T their skins be white or black.
Those that deal with US ono
y always come again. Our price
h are the lowest, Fl. A. Walms]e
" & Co.
absp MN. The notorious J. R. Horns
rs attempted to murder ort IF the leading clt1
ems Of Ward 10, and, upon learning that
warrant was issued for his apprehension,
IL fled the parish to paris unknown This fell
,e. ~ one of the most Notorious and worst ch
is acters ever liz this parish. He has attempt
pe time and again. to nstigate riots; has appe
~, ed as late as three weeks since to the colo7
-, people to come outand fight the white eli
ems of Cloutierville and all good men are
80 joyced that he hasaed. Hornsby, before
p war, fed from St. rammany parish after h
ing waylaid and assassinated leading pm
clan of that parin, and large reward is
, 30 fered for his apprehension. Sometime at
The vards he " ''"m the employ
e Dr. Lwne, ) AHrb;jii"uS kr0.'irg ne
y woman nearly to utU"pissolv-en "t"~' III
IS parish. He joined the Confederate army
the early part of the war but deserted to II
enemy. We hope our country contemporary
will give this fellow wide notice, and reWa
of Fifty Dollars will be paid for his delivery
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