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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-27

Mr.. F. D Millet, an American, was the
only correspondent who went through
the Balkans with Gen. Gourko. The
Car presented him with the decoration
of st. Ann, which is the highest dccora.
ton given to any corrcspoudent.-Frrt
Frc>s.
a mistake. We saw newspaper cor
respondent "lpcorated' with lump over
the eye, and that was some IIyer wasn't
it.
Our butchers "cr" out IN force on last
Saturday, with their drums and yiols and
gay-garland deckcd stall-fcd bceves, that
fairly made our mouths water in antci-
patton of toothsOme roasts and juicy
steaks. Kahn did not forget the V1>pI-
GATOR man, for he sent rs AS fine cut of
beef rs it has ever been our good fortune
to enjoy. LePaulmier we know did not
Intentionally overlook us.
PERs0NAI.-Our friend DR.. j. H. Gun
bingham returned home, from Il short
visit to New Orleans, on the Bart Able.
Mr.. WoodSon Butler was in town dn.
ring the week.
Mr. Crawford PRESLEY and Rev. J. NJ
Franklin. hnnored the NINDlcATnR by q
visit
TnANKS.-Our old friend J. c. Fellow.
Esq, presented us with a splendid quar-
ter Of fat mutton upon which we tooth
fully taperrh Oft Lent. Mr.. Fellows has
the best Of fatt"d hogs, s|e"p and cattle
and lie is one of our rlItrrprisinS farmers
whose example Our younger men woult
do well to follow.
CvrrIN,; ARRAY Reeves. a stranger
in this parish from Texas, cut Il. Wash
burn, citizen of Ward 6. with knife
gu Tuesday morning. 1t seems thai
Reeves and WashbnrD were engaged il
the beef business together, and quarrele(
over settlement Reports that reach u!
Indicate that the wounds received l.,
Washhurn are fatal.
Since writing the above we learn tina
Mr.. Washburn died from the wounds re
crived from Reeves. The murderer ha
fled.
The Rev. J. NJ. Franklin has been ap
pointed Colportenr Of the "SontherD Me
thodst Book Concern :" and desires us tt
state that he is very anxious to place Bi
blps, and religious books, in the hands o
all those who may desire them. Rev. Mr
Franklin will visit this, and surroundin,
parishes, for the purpose of disposing o
his Bibles and we trust he will NEE
with success.
We had the pleasure of meeting Mr.
P. Hutchinson, Editor and proprietor of tn
Southron Of Sabine, new candidate 70
popular favor in the journalistic field
Mr.. Hutchinson met with success amon
orr advertisers and we feel assured the
will be much benefited by it. We wis
the Southron every success, and welcom
it as a valuable adjunct to Democracy.
The following list of, marriage license
were furnished us by Mr.. W. H. Tunnard
District Clerk:
William Il, ssell and Miss Jane Martin.
Frank SanGreaux Amelia King.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-27
FOR SALE

4 FINE bloo,led STALLION r :. .:'
II can he bought cheap. The ~ H''''
owner is resident of Vernon :,-AA-3-
parish, and the Horse is too tine.for that
section, hence his reason for selling.
Horse-sixteen hands high it. hight
years old, dark bay, solid color. -, .,,.,, -
Applyto c. BRAY, Esq.,, ~.
Blsckland Cottage'P. O., Vernon Ph ,La., .,
Or to indicator Oiliee..., ...A.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-27
DEMOCRACY MOVING.
Meeting of the Democratic Parish Gen.
trail Committee.

April Goth, 1878, called by order of the
Chairman of the Committee for the pur-
pose of electing member Of tho State
Central Committee from this parish.
The following members present, viz
NJ. J. Cunningham, G. E. Gillespie, J H.
Cosgrove, A. E. Lemee, T. Halter, L. Cas-
pari, VIM. NJ. Trammell, G. J. Smith and
Willis Holmes.
On motion of Dr. G. Z. Gillespie, Mr..
W. Holmes was appointed Secretary pro-
tenn.
On motion of L. Caspari, Esq, the
name Of j. II. Cosgrove was put in nomi'
nation as Member Of State Central Com
mittee, and he was unanimously elected
Member of said Committee to represent
this parish.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
(Signed) NJ. J. CUNNINGHAM,
Chairman.
WILLIS HOLMES, Secretary.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.-We learn Of a
shooting ARRAY which occurred at Clou-
tierviIle, in this parish, on Sunday last,
which will perhaps result fatally to one
Of the parties engaged. 1t seems that
one Price, new conner, called upon Mr..
Landry Charleville and inquired of him
ifhe CO., had made certain remarks high
ly derogatory to the character Of p
Charleville informed him that he had not,
whereapon Mr.. S. Racial, standing near,
stepped up aud claimed to have reported
the remarks made to Price and charged
that Mr.. Charleville did make them
drawing his pistol at the same time and
knocking Mr.. Charlsville down by a
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-27

O,.cial Notice.-CaviI Bray, Esq.,, of
vs Sp parish, is the duly authorized
'e'ltf Cor the VIxptCAToK in Vernon par
assn' u ~ all contracts made by bin will
sh, t' %II ratified and carried ont by us.
rr, Presley and J. H. Caldwell, are
our agents for Sabine.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-27

William H. SStll and Miss Jane Martin.
Frank SanIreaux Amelia King.
Augustus w Gomys " Julia Merity.
Vincent Smallwood " Susanna Hazel.
Thns. J Nelson " Madeline Baker.
William Mayor " Hattie Dickson.
Gustave Racial Marie A Racial.
R Walker VB Thompson.
J w Smith q NJ Z Fleming
Florence Trichel Prudence Alerman
VIM. Armstrong " Augustine Pegg.
Aaron Sanders & Zelina Jauvier.
Jas n Rambin Ambr0sine LATTE
Our farmers are pleased thus far with
crop prospects. Cotton and corn is COM
ing up beautifully, while the acreage in
grain this year is much larger than list.
Oats, of the rust proof variety, is attract
ing much attention, and since the "hog
question: is being discussed our friend
J. II. Hill will receive much attention as
he is the pioneer "Cliufa" cultivator of
this parish.
Stock, and of fine variety, is attracting
layge attention. We note that fine Berk
shire hogs, Sonthdown and Cotswold
sheep are being now delivered, nnder Or
ders, to several of our enterprising farm
ers. Messrs. S. W. Kile, H. B. Walmsley,
L. Caspari, and others are aiding this
country materially by adding fine blood.
ed sheep to their native hocks. Mr.. JOS
Henry has been breeding Berkshire hogs
for several years with marked Success
Mr.. J. P. Broadwell has the Pollen China
breed, as has also Mr.. Prudhomme and
Col. Levy, while Mr.. J. Alph. Prudhomme
has introduced from Kentucky the pure
Durham stock of cattle. Now do we be-
gin to feel that our farmers have at last
adopted the wise policy.
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May LIST,

at 3 clock P. NJ.
We propose to accomplish the ends
set forth above strictly inside the
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FOR ALL PURPOSES,
For which money is used iuterchan&ca;
blb at par with Gold and SILVER, ip SUI.
fcient quantity as to promote jpdtistry,
invite immigration, and i, develop, tho W.
sources Of the country, is what theI ~.
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n,Y1sH AND cry NEWS
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-11-08
OHr NeWS Items

win h. foubc % contain ~ accurate srmmpfy
0t the principal oycnt- throughout tie vuftl.
\ OfrS jrrn tue Gppftdt,
p,opifr1 e.ppeirly CIR tbe NnsIcw ~ ~ Il
rcrleteed uria'tttf. resilient III %aspf lou.
wtl lsnulsi ty fafd unr ~ vi, mtrr afes
t,mg r-of tts bGyt4w They w1praf
e,n. 81 ~, fe,t u ~ ctt6eus u our lstafJ
tith9a att AHs ~ CA prominence. a eA.tt
~ - iopiesg- an ntrteltlny iatetgg5# p
~ ii.ta.
Tne Nraep t1r ,he rtna'.Et' IiRy
uoi he eonAa.es lpit.ahio eait,al alaI
ferU2 nl50ut IHth0fli56a
iYor topl.repniuR witiantap splsfe elA isr,
uel eftp, h.betrf, wti bsempipgcd j., 95y
upaa ~ yaes psraaains thtiag saflad
tMlies.
M.ltc nae ,nstlnt arrangements . las.sssa
thr uau M afalr coElGsfahpasge sAa ns
usfs tnpop.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-11-08
rLATTEvLf.F DIVISION.

MINI.
GoiSd EAsT AN Go,Na wEsr A.
gave pmlt.vl,ic, So Leave Mineral TT a.
do Rel on, ] a. ART We CSlamlne. 10 %
Arrive CSSm III, go leave do 10 III
Y.eRve 90 G15 Leave RrimoEt II 05
Arrive Miul rnirt 20 Arrive 'lattCvile II 80
FRElGftT AAN ICG eRNODiYT3N
aoING ptst PM GOING WEST =. ".
kcnvt PnttrN.iIle ~ Leave CAamlue ~
DO IL In cnt 40 do Bcnout Sll
Arrive Ca mire 3Cu 'rfivc ,altcyille ~
&c, ~ 4trgrrs 'cuylug Mineral Paiu, nj & 90
A N. snu reach Nad,-op nj 4 =. III. the samt
day, By HaY Of Ftessart aal Caledonia.
GaAS. u. q 4 LIE. Agent
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-11-08
Mineral Point r. Il.

Hi[g.
aciSG sar~U aNiNd NORTH. 4.
..caye Amerai P't 5 - Leave Warren, so
do Caamac tSu 10 Gratnt a
ito nurlluatGr, 80 do Darlington. ~ o.
10 Gistiut. 40 10 Calamme. 10 -
Artlyr. warren SO Arrive Mn'l PIT. il OU
FREIG{{T AND RECOMMENDATIONS
anING SATIN. Pa GolSG NORTH pN
cave MI eial ~ ~ Leave Wanen 10
do Crlatliuc IN 40 Glati0t 2S
do pariagtop 3 80 dd Oar tugtnn : IL
10 Grfnot fah 80 Calamine : ~
ARRIVE, Warren 459 trtivr, Nine Al Z ~ Is
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27

A correspondent of the Springfield
| Tines says that a council Of red men was
held At Spotted Tail agercy on the l4'h
inst. at which Mai Lee, agent, stated that
the prcsiiept had decided that the "Grncy
sisstobe masesa VI sl,c s0ssth. frrk Of White
rivut, the spot s<lccttd by the Iniisns.
SPACED Tan thea took the platform aid
EXPRESSED his Qualification "a the decision
Of The great father. lie said he wanted
Mai. Lee to rcmain with them and eA-
pressed a strong desire To become an
agricnlturalist. The balance of old spots
remarks We give in the words OF the
correspondent:
"Spntted Tail then said he AID his
people were g.ul 10 see that IL Catholic
priest had arrived amm gst them. ana
that he wanted the government - build
two large houses. one 10 iioto I 900 PEI ptr
aud the other $40, 8 thai the pri' st could
teach their children all things that the
white children were taught, P"in,ing
then with his hail IT, the Rev Father
Frederick, he continued saying; That
is the n,tn we want, those who wear the
ln;.g black dress are the ncn we wait to
come and reside with us, and 40 other.
for they viii rcmtin with rs always n
will not move away, and when we move
away from here I don't wnnt this other
church I u nbve with us. lmeaning the
Episcopal church)" lie concluded by
SAY ing that he and his people were glad
for the good news that the ngeit had
brought them"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27

GOT HIM.
10 LaMcar Captured In Nebraska b
SheraG MeDemaia.

10 LaMcar Captsrsd In Nebraska BY
xherlG MeDenaia.
We c,ngrstaiats the law and order
living people II Woodbury. county, upon
tho arrest pf the notorious Jo. LaMrar,
which occurred At Falls Cit, in south.
eastern Nebraska. Sheriff Mcdonald
left here quietly several days ago for this
especial purpose, and has been successful
ID his ubdeIfnking. ~ is evidenced by a
letter received BY shc despersuip's parents
which We saw last night. Il Wal written
by 10 LaMcar stating that he was panied
his parents that he had been ar
rested Ut Fails C,ty, Netraska,and would
be homo in \ few days and requested them
to procure him counsel for his preliminary
examination.
The brother antla warm friend Of JOS
were IN the city last evening. weeping
and showing every sign Of grief. over the
10 hem, sorrnwfui news. In accordance
with the request of Jo they have retained
Charles Mckenzie, of the firm of Davis
4 Kc,i zic ns their counsel, and 1t is like
IL Sheriff Mcdonald will arrive here "a
night with his prisoner, The letter to
his parents. wss written by Jo TN the
34th-Sunday but states none of the
particulars Of the arrest. We shall prob :
ably be abic to give same Of the particn-
lars To morruw Sour City Journal.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27

1900
The Washington Republican Of the 18th
inst. states that At the recent opening Of
proposals tn carry the mails on the west.
+rn routes John W, Dorsey, John M.Pcck,
John X. Miner, Of Sapdusky, Ohio, were
the lowest bidders for a large number Of
the routes, aud contracts were accordingly
awarded them, Statements have since
been made at the department that many
of their bids are invalid on account of
c-rtain Irregularities in their procurement,
We have no means of ~asccrtainiug which
nf. the bids made by these parties are TO
be thrown out. They were the successful
bidders in nuunrous Dakota contracts as
we'll rs contracts in various other portions
Of the western states and territories,
Dorsey was the lowest bidder on the
following Dakota routes: From Eden IL
Yankton, from Vermiliion to Sioux Falls,
from Gary tcInkpa City. a53
Peck WIS the lowest bidder IN the fol.
lowing Dakota rontes: From Caution ~
Milltowu, from Yankton to Springfield
weekly service), from Caledonia IL New
burch, from Fl. Buford tn Tongue river.
Miner was the lowest bidder on the fol-
lowing Dakota routes: From Yankton
to Lost Lake. from Bonneville to Fargo,
frum jamestown to TT. Totten. from Bis.
merck To Tongue river, from CMstlevillc
To Custer City.
This matter is to be investigated by the
department and it is possible that the re
suit may affect some Of the above lfamcd
Dakota routes.- Press.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27

danger which, far ! time depended over
Lieut.. Woods billy goat; Of the calm
giignity and ~impsssiuned tlupncncc Of
Md. Hodges. tho workman's candidate
ssfur mayor Of the vxlemence and in,iig-
nation of the plug-h hat candidate, and the
general Anxiety TIT GAltihsgf male ba
vie shall be rcguias3iy lfcrsyed ~ a
legally Constituted Nthunai--ba tln,c
viii not permit; and N.nt VIC might as
we'll acknowledge thSe We ar d.lnahFs e
d. Justice To the subject without occupy
ing more slmcc than Is available.
Last evening a number Of young men,
frrling that a citizen, who was a member
It the late u. s. grand jury, had been
instruEeutet Ia the psrpctraii1n pf What
tlev b~ifrvt tsA,cswrenR ID lin nlaict
mrnt Of Fleming, prepared an ctfgy q the
jurer and crcmatcd. it in front Of his
house. m the principal street Of the city.
The affair created n little furry Of excite
mcut, which, sal,side I. however. rs rapidly
as tho flamts sievoarrd the efigy. Or the
aer,ts 81 justification of the affair we
have no information Of option to express.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27

pAkor4Ilss have every reason
to- 6onsratulAaos themselves this
spfing. The weather has beenthe
finest ever seen, reyep the noted
sOld6eatleks ID heat this time, and
oresets say That he.a hos seen
better. The Ssrmers arci putting
in stisn grainto anextent exceed
ingiany othes<yoar, and are pre-
pdfingopu put III alprge acreage Of
corn. Immigration has begun
andlssalI sstats L. looking a little
betT III the sections where
there IS still land open to homes
acknowledgement oming m swarms.
Markesim an kinds Of produce
are go0dpaiid prices ARE very re-
mnneratiye: the parties who
cluAE "a Dakota during the three
years PIT W. ara now II i position to
reap some Of the benefts.-Union
county especially, is in excellent
shape and willtake front rank in
the next harvest time.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27

0fihe eighty cats In Scribncr for April. TWEEN.
tyfhree are devoted TO the illustrations IT life
and sport, Among the Thousand Islands, n uatqae
summer resort, and Que which. It Is believed,
has never been previously described in the mag
azines The text. al Of the original sketcher.
and most of the wood drawings are by Howard
Pyle, who has already written and drawn for the
Seribner publications. Mr.. Geo. d. Prescott,
Electrician Of Inc Western Union telegraph CON-
pany, writes oi The Telephone and the Phono'
graph. with explanatory cuts. The revival Of the
Macralnc Lace. calls for u little paper by Clarence
Cook. which is illustrated with antique Italian
and new American designs, This months con
t.ibation To the occasional papers on American
sports is . personal narrative of Deer hunting on
the An Sable Mich by ". VI. Lanan, who like
Mr.. Pyle has drawn his own iilustrafion. Amcr!-
can industry or recent growth il described b.
Julins Wilcox. in I'm illustrated paper-i How
Lead Pencils are madc- In which it Is claimed
that American machinery has rendered the home
made pencil superior TO the foreign. This in
siailnent Of Mr.. Ezglcston's Roxy has a novel
drawing By Mr.. shiriaw. the president Of the new
society Of American Artists.
OF the uniliastrated material, there are Two
short stories: one OF the West--Two Saints OF
the Foot Hills, by Bret Har,e, said to be IN his
hist anu peSt pnhHSf, anu OHe VI lsc SoutH-
King David. by Constance +. weei.on. For pro.
pie i~nieresed in The present Qnccn Of Spain, or
convent school life In Paris, there are letters
from ansAmerican schoo!mate of Mercedes, en-
titled A Queen At School. In her second paper
in advocaer Of Twenty six Hours 4 Day, Mnry
n aIss d .ensses tho reason shy women should
/ cultivate habits Of r aiding and study. and Tho
difficulties 10 be overcome. Miss TrafI0n's seFia
Iii. Inheritance. changes sccnet u Massachusetts
G. u. Warning siscaeses the RELATIONS of the Mo
sale Creation and Modern Science, maintaining
that there Is no important discrepancy between
the two, The poetry is b. Maurice +. Egau. An
me n. Amman. Mary Atnge De We're, and others.
Topics Of tbs Tins, contains discussions b,
u. Holland. entitled Acting Under excitement
Once more the Tramp, and Falling from Higi
places A new department. for Communicable
10 added-rthe l ettere this month being from koaf
Brooks, with additional Lincoln . melodies; ant
from George Roland. who defends the Erie CaHas
from . recent attack IN the Monthly. Tho od
the Drama, Home and Sociofy, has some tirel,
Hofticaitu ral Suggestions fran Mr.. Quinn. an'
Ncha' at4eN, the krepei spoken bv those who d.
not speak French. Among the books rny1cwet
are Joee1h took . TrAnrc endanin)isn and Oftho
ogyaph, EIccteic Gas-Lighting. Improved form
n over on aeoc o. IRISH t~4aiecf. wfseh il slreed,
Ia dsgH fsr public readtngs--Riddy Mcs,inni
at the h0tugfepher' THIS number complete
wray fhrangs Its cighih year. rhr yolpmn inde
his been enlarged to SIX pages, and appears vii
. new title page.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27
A Terrible Cough.

How often We hear the above remark
during these extreme changes Of weather
Colds, Coughs and Scr Threats were
never more prevalent o Children
than now. Now we are going to urge
you to try a remedy which has excited
comments by physicians all over the
country. who acknowledge their surprise
ut the w",dertul and happy results from
Its Use. Tint remedy is the wei, known
preparation. HALE'S COJGH CORN
AL You "wn druggist. II. II. Blair.
will tell you that it Is the best cough
medicine he ever sold and will warrant
II cure or return your mnHey to You IN
case of II failure after using Que half "f
the bottle. 1t is very pleaiaat to the
taste, making a very desirable remedy
for children.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27
The walking Match.

LONDON, March 23.-The interest in
the International walking match c%ontin-
ucs undated. O'Leary returned to the
task at 8 this morning. Vaughn rested
ut intervals throughout the night. He
does not take long rest like OLeary.
At 6 this morn,pg 0 Lcary had marked
46S miles. Waugh $50 and Brown 423
Al 8 the scer,s were respectively, AIS,
456 and 430 miles, aid at II o'clock 4S7,
465 aud ABB miles. Vaughn seems fresh
and il walking in excelIent form. O'Lcary
is somcwt,at lame and his feet sore. but
he 10 walking a steady pace, evidently
reserving his strenght. He has the race
we'll in hand aud nothing short Of All
absolute collapse Can prevent him win
ming.
lr. A.-O'Leary 403 miles, Vaughan
| 47O, Brown 40 OfLeary's right leg is
swolkrn. He made the last mile in &c
minutes and % seconds. Vaughan il
resting.
$3.50 r MOI esry 407. Vaughan 4.3
and Brown 447 miles.
4P.M-O'Leary SOL, Vaughan AS, and
Brown 452 miles.
8 r. M.-O.Leary sos, Vaughn 4s3
and Browu 458 miles.
9 r. NAT 8 o'clock OLeary sos
miles, Vaughn 4S7, and Brown 463
Vaughn's last mile was made in 13 min
utes and 10 seconds
Al 8 O'Clock. OLeaty Gle, Vaughn
493. BrnwD 46S. OLeary Is lame blu
game. Ten thousand people are in Agri
cultural hall and the excitement il great
Az . o'cteck the international pedesr
triaa contest came to Il rather sudde'
c.tec. Al z the scrre showed O'Lenry
516 miles, Vaunghn 49s, Brown 412
OtLeary still had Que good leg. Vaughn
completed 800 ~ lies at Z :3S ana gave u,
the struggle. O,Lcary walked until S:1'
when lie had made SEQ miles and tw,
laps. 440 yards further than the best per
forufancc on record. Brown walked til
8 50. scoring All miles md two laps. Id
alsp walked TIL = 40. Scoring 405 mile
AMI four laps. OLcavy was then ds
cEarcd winner. amid the playing of I'm
tinnai airs and bnuhdicss excitement an'
enthusiasm ~