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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

CANAL ITEMS The canal boat II. 7. Weld,
which s.uk cg,r,I days since. at tjurtecn nile
ruu. has mol yet hceu rai:d.
The boat Dr.. + i.soo, loaded With ca, sauk
10 theliver. near the outlet lock at Cumoe1-
lard oo Thursday ereulGg.
There was q email l4Id slide on the cinal.
near PJiut Of r ok, yesterday.
There has been considerable increase 10 TIC
sbipmeuts coal. by canal. from CunbsrlaCd.
Samuel Buks, cclOred. got i1to dttcaIy
with II cory Carter. rIso c,lOrct. haOd on the
cloa boat MoIii, f. Tyue. from Al x'ndtia,
near the Aulciuct bridge. a5cu! II 'ciock las
Ttursdly night. which resulted 10 the tn ,oIlog
Of Carter by Banks, the taiI lodging 10 the
shoulder aud ilf cuog serious wound. The
W uude1 man was sent to the Frec;men's hos
lis aud B,nkS Vas arrested. d. onter
prcbed for the ball, out failed to exact it. Inc
Gao wa, called 10 the WASHINGTON Police Court
Yesterday, and Banks was committed to avail;
the result Of the il u'ies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26
Notice..

To the Conservative rioters Of Alexandria city
and e:unty.
Toe Conservative voters Of the city snd county
will assemble in their respective wsrds and dis
tricte, at the usual pisces for holdiog ward and
district meetings, on MONDAY, August llib,
1879. q. o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose Of elect
ing delegates to represent this city ard county
in the State Senatorial Convention which con-
venes in Alexandria On Wednesday, September
4th 1879.
the ratio of Misrepresentation will be one delegate
for each one hundred Conservative voters and
osch fraction ever fly. csus in the las: presden-
tial election.
By order Of the 1ecutive Committee:
HUaH LATHAM, Chairman.
JAS. r. CATION, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

REcovEalHG.-A letter received here From
Memphis. Yesterday. states ihcs Mr Jono
Plain, whose lines with yellow lever. has b=eo
heretotore noiiccG, is much better All Is cons!c'
cred out Ct 5sn::sI.
Civ Auditor Erlckelt returned home from
New York last everi.g
VI. b. III .rltw. go Gi;y Treasurer, kit Tor
The mouuta'os y! Loud Gus this eVeDins 10 speed
Il week nr Nv, for his hcaIlh.
Mr.. u vii PuIIm@u, formerly ri this city,
who has IL c.,cd 10 K,nsss City, No., returned
ir,r yesterday. to r-mov. his family.
D.. JohuY Gibson, fm ci0riy OF this city, las
opened cruz store in Kansas Cly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

SERIOUS lNJURIEs.-rne lame Of the mau
VIII Sc f,ct sss 50 b IDLY burt o! Sml0t's wharf,
90 Thur .day, Was Mar.1s Reeves, AID MT I j
de,wood, as published. Th. cart WIS tue ooc
usually driv.u by Underwood aud hetc, the
mistake. Reeves was Yesterday rtmovcd to
the Urinary, sod bis ii Irss are regarded ss
uY!tc serious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

Gun Ils9s......-'''.' I ~ Oun eSts.' 1900 ~
ARRIvED.
Schr Mamie a Reid, Washington, to Ag-
Few Z 90.
ochr Klen Tobin, Allyn's Point, by Amori-
can Coal Co.
Schr julie Ware. James river, to Perry
Smoot s. Go.
Scbr Caroline Skinner, Norfolk, to j B D
Smoot.
Schr A Moore Norfolk, 10 j H d Smoot.
Scnr Grey Eagle, Port Deposit, to u
Smoot.
CLEARED.
Str George Loary, Norfolk. by P B Hooc.
Str Lsdy Of tho lake. Norfolk. by A Keed.
Str j w Thompson. lower Porc oy a heed.
Schr Mamie A Reid. Boston, by AgneW
& Co.
s:ctr henry AdeIhart Hsl!ogoll, by American
CoAl Co.
Sch- Jaura Robinson: Lover. N. H., by
Uamp s. Bait Cosl Go.
Schr Silver Wing, Baltimore. by Geor2e
Worlhirgton.
Schr Wm Oliver, Richmond. by p B Hooe.
Schr 10 Il Mitchell, Esllo. by Z Hcoe.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Melissa A Wiley, henco n. Boston 25.h.
Schr X b 0diorne sailed from Newport for
Gsorgs town 9th.
schrs Belle Halliday and Ella Il Barnes
Georgetown, at Nav Haven 9th.
Schr Hattie Williams sailed from Somerset
for Georgetown 2ith
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

CaCacH SERVICES. &C., To.MoRRow.-
CHRIST Churct. No service.
81 Paurs rch.-9orvice q. II a. N.
by Rev. Dr. Nortoo.
Grace Church-Serv;c, at II a. m. and
500 .. m. by nv. Mr.. Sharp.
81 lnarys Church. Mass at I AID am.
Ve-n"r5 Al I o. 20.
Union Presbyterian Mnrch First c butch J.
Serv.co at II .. III. ly Rev. Dr.. Jscobs. NO
service at night.
Second Presbyterian Church-S.rVic, at |
a. N. aud y. IN. BY Rev. VIM. Diowiddlc.,
.Neth Fps Church-Sermoo at a: %. by
R-v l. Il. P.arce 90 THE Mora! Oao5k OF
tho Tinea" Sermno n boss aud gifts At S p 10:
Meth, EoS. Church South Service at III
a. NJ. 40, 5 g. m ny Kzv. W. X. 'yfe'
Meth Prot. Church-Serviee at ii o. M and
500 o. III. nv K-v. ". r Graham.
Baptist CAmch-Service at ii o. N. and .
n. 10. ty Rsv. W. S. Peuick.
Touag Mems Christian ASsocsdt!on.-
Service of Sous aud lrayecc, meetlOg 10 the
Bspris, Church at 4 y. 10. Jail at2 p. u Aims
House at y D. IN Canal az y y. u. Open
air meeting 90 Viccsar Hill at e N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

FLYING TIE FEVER -Messrs. Geo. 5pinks
add M,ltou II. Ir ce have arrived here from
Memphis. They report affairs there as 10 Il
bad coud,iou. Every one who can leave Is
doing SO.
8. L. Riiaey. esq, tnd family, formerly of
this 81 y. pas, through here on Thursday co
route lr, III VI, mphis for B,Ilimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26
Struck by Lightning.

HALIFAX N. s., July 26-Ibursday the
house. IT K1obard Hsdep, at MddletoWo, GUYS
boro county, was struck By lightning and Gem
petely wrecked. Mrs. Hayden was lnstan IS
killed Mre. John Mann, who happened to be
10 the house at the time, was struck aud reo-
dersd inseusible. Hopes ure entertained Ct her
recovery. Mr.. Hayden. and number oil
children escaped without itjury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

REVESUE WATCuERs-lhe revenue cutter,
Thomas Ewing, sill Remains 10 THE haIbur aco
is kecpirg sharp 10, kCut frr slo!a;l OF the
Gus ,cm house regulations. \ luS aud Il Scbnon
tr we're overbtu!cd last uisht fer failure TO dis
play the proper lights, bu; We're SIT rcd TO
lrUc.cd, with AZ sGm0nltlnr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

P,rs,ns Of sedentary pursuits are predisposed
to Couslipaliob; such should always u,e d.
Balls Baltimore Pills. which Insure safety
against Constipation aud all OF its disastrous
cons, uueOce3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

PosTpoNED Tho CONTESTED clec:ioa case o.
Fox vs. Br adwater, for the possession OF the
lfice of Coz mis- sorer Of The Revenue. Tor the
uUrtbero district of Fairfax county, based on
alleged ;no N, lites .. he polls, which was to
have been hc.rd st the lrtseu. tern Ct The
Fairfsx County Court, before &. w. Was;lcs,
ESQ special judge. has beeu postponed un'i!
the August COu:t 90 atc uot 0: the ahsaLo, OF
couos.i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

-Messrs. Howard Bayne aud
Peytou Hose. OF MsEmard, who have under
lsken to walk through Virgiois, were 10 this
city on Thurday, the guests Ct relatives here.
They report themselves ss vel pleased with
their TIN so far.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

DEAD.-Mr. Nathaniel Hayes. for many
years Superintendent aud NJ ,s'er Mechanic Of
The w. l. o. r. H.. died at Providence Hos
pital. 10 Washington, gu Thursday Tight, after
a lopg luess. lie was widely known here and
was much esteemed as liberal, open hearted
man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

POLICE I1EMs-The cnly cas- at the Mayors
Offoo this moruiog was that OF Louisa SINUS,
coIored. for being 6rurk and dlsorder'y. Sac
was iued and discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

EXcURSloN.-Thel lovers Of excursions should
not lose sight of that ct the Relief Heck aud
Ladder Company. which takes place 90 Tues
day night next. l. will undoubtedly ho oIe OF
The most agree bic OF the seasoo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

WARD MEE1INGs.-As wilt be seen by no
tice 10 another column, the Waid and Dlsrc:
meetings for the election Of delegates 10 the
Senatorial Convention will be held 10 this city
aud county 90 Monday, August llIh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

FIRE ALARM There w,s slight alarm Of
fire tbs ntt,rnoop, near the market, cirssd by
the shou,irg Of some hucksttr5. 10 the tut ding.
1hs Hydrauon orgne WAS run out sod lii
of. before the cause Of the alsrn had been as
c,rtaired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26
LOCAL NE us.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, July &c, 1871
Far the Mid States threatening weather and
rain, eastcriy 10 soubeastery viods. shifting
To westerly 10 be southern pCrrioo, falling ba'
rone,er during the day aud slight changes 10
temperature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

PERSONAL -R,v. ". r. Graham Ct the
Methods; Protestant Church 10 his city,
preached tic principal sermon o. j lexis 20 8
Woods Camp meerrg yesterday.
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MEMORANDA.
CAN Al. 90 NJ M 4 ROE.

Arrived-Boats q P Lloyd, NJ a Myers Jno
Wilson, Green, L a Long and w Smith, 10
American Coal O..
wspD G,ssn InnC sra SAYS mySf''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

TIE RAINS Tho raius Of last night and ID
day have been of great hent6! 10 vegetation of
all kinds, but not enough has fallen to satisfj
the wants Of the fIrners. Fortunately there
is good prospect for more. The air has not
bcen cooled to apy great extent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26
THE MOST uUMokoUs BOOKS OF THE

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Elbow Rom, by Ma1 Adler with many Eu-
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Seaside, Lakeside and Frsnklin Square pub.
locations; additions dsily.
A full assortment Of spetries from l0o 10 $50
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1CcMMUEICATED.

IGCMMUEICATED
Attention is directed 10 the following extract
from the laws of the corporation:
There shall he appointed by the City Council
annually ut the time when the other officers of
tho corporation are usually elected, dispenser
Of medicines for tho poor, whose duty it shall be
10 furnish and dispense, in proper manner, sll
medicines required for the poor of the city and
fer the poor and WORK house, upon the order Of
ard physician 10 the poor or any overseer of the
poor. Tho dispenser of medicinesshsll DO paid
in such manner rs may from time TO time be
| regulated by the City Council
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26
SHIPMENTS.
Tots

cohs'd 5is do "a series 9li w 1910, 60s past
due coupons S0t bid to-day, Sugar strong sEI
active A stf. SLASH Cotton dull middling
III. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
southern steady; Western higher and steady;
Southern red 105sl09; do amber ll0ill2; No
Maryland 1l3; Mo- Western winter red snot
and July llis.lli3; Aug lll!alll3; Sept lllts
lll3 Corn-5ou;hern firm and shade betier {;
Western firm Southern white 50 do 5eio~ 6o
Western mixed auot snd July 44!a4i5 Aug 45a
4:4; Sept 4fn464; steamer Al ,'-ts steady ;
southern Sod; Western white SO 80 {; do mixed
35s37; Penna SO 40 bye steady at 6eAe0. Hay
steady md unchanged. CoA'.e quiet; Rio csr-
goes ll!,l43. Whiskey unchanged.
NEW YORK, July 26 Stocks strong. Money
21.3 Flour quiet. Wheat quiet Corn dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

I~To Our ALEXANDRIA FRIENDS We
beg csco to teuder you our earnest aud hearty
tbaUks for your kindness IS evidenced By your
most unexpected iberaiity in the purchase Ct
tickets for the excursion given yesterday per
steamer Indy of tho Lake for cur beDe6;, and
at the ssme time 10 cypress cur deep regret
that oombiosticn Of circumstances wholly
uoicrseep. compelled US to disaproiut such gen.
erous ffieuts. We hope, however, at some
time not lar distant, that sn opportunity will be
afforded US 10 more han compensate fer the
disappointment ct OF this occasion. 10 meantime
We rcmaio. eatefuly yours, 81,
t. B. IRAvERs. Csptaio, std
The OFFICERS
of Steamer Indy Of the Lake.
n. B.-Ail tickets will be promptly redeemed
GU pr, ssuts,ion to cur agent, MIR. +. A. Reid.
S. DEALHAM has just returned from New
York, end has DOW the 6Dest aud most select
stock of CLOTHING. HATS and GENTS FURN-
IsBINGs ever before brought to this city; at as
| tousbing low prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26
uOME SCHOOL.

uOME SCHOOL.
The Mi5se' BROADUS will rsopsa their
SCHOOL FOR LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS
at the residence of their father. J. NJ Brosius.
on MONDAY, Sept. lst. 1879 Terms S!G
per moth. 1t is greatly desired tn st all pupils
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

YEN MORE
IL UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL
AMaERST g. H, Va.
Il. A. STROBE. (Msth. Medsiit Univ. Va
Principal.
q. g. BLOCK, B Lit. u. Va, (rscently Asst.
Ius. Latin u. Va Associate Instructor.
G. N. CLAIBORNE. Assistant 10 English.
Session begins DEPT. llth.
Board and tuition per half session Sl25
Reduction is made 10 favor Of minister's son
or of two brothers, Fog Catalogue address the
Principal. jy l9-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-26

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JULY 2j 1872
| sun rises 4 IS Sun iets............ I 10
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RECEIPTS,

Coal REPoRT.-The following is q report Of
The receipts and shipments of coal during tho
week ending TO- day:
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CfS.H.UEKCfgL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. July 26.-ThOlo il
no change to note in Flour. Wheat is lie lower,
and the receipts are largo; the ctisrngs to-day
amounted to 1928 bushels, which sold at 80. lob
lO5 and lC6, rs 10 quality, for Fultz. and lO0.
10 and Ill for Lancaster. Corn continues firm,
with light offerings, and the only sales reported
to cay were 1T 81 for while. one email lot OF
Rye brought 81, and 800 bush.ls Of Dat; sold ii
37i sud IS
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-10-25
Political Notes.

The Democrats Of Grant parish are
opposing the Senatorial nominee
from that District, Mr.. Luce. OF Cat.
ahoula, on the ground OF unfairness
and bribery Of delegates. A macs
meeting Of the Democrats Of that
parish has been called to consider
the future action OF the Democrats
Of the parish.
Robert NJ. Lusher, who vas beaten
In the Baton Rouge Convention In
the nomination for Superintendent
Of Public Eluca ton. has bolted the
nomination. Lusher Is tho Great.
morsl..and..P Peabody. Fund warrior,
and proposes to whoop through on
that platform.
The Webster TRIBUNE has q column
Of slander against Governor Wiltz,
which 10 totally unbecoming. Mr..
Scanland has no authority whatever
to make such charges, and Is by all
odds the last man who should do 90
did he have proof a. strong as holy
writ.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-10-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.

D. r. Carroll vs.. James E Prothro.
District Court, Parish Of Natchitoche.
No. 1898.
DY virtue Of wr If seizure and so,e
~ issued in the above entitled ami
Numbered suit and to me directed. i
have seized and will offer for sale f., TN.
last aud highest bidder ut the ,,oor of tLr
Court = House i" the city aud parish Of
Saturday, November 18th. 1879
between the legal hours Of sale. the fol-
lowing described property, to.wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land sitn.
ated IN the parish Of Natchitocbes. State
OF Louisiana, gu the right bauk of kiw,.
let B"lItlien, descending, containing
tllree hundred and ninety acres, NOR.
or less 800! and being ali that portion
OF the st. Maurice plantation, situat.d
on tue right bank Of the Rigolrt Bon.
d'e9 a. aforesaid, in said parish Of Natch.
'toctes, and which was acquired hv tha
said ID. + Carroll, at Sheriff sale majs
y samuel Parsons, Sheriff Of the Parish
OF ~. Nstchitochss, on tho 81 day of ApriI.
!ooS. 10 the suit entitled, D. K. Carroll
q Co., W. d. H. Boullt ct ais.
Terms Of Sale:
Cssh-suIject to appraisement.
o,, L. A. DEBLlEUX,
WV 11''os' Sheriff.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-10-25
Democratic Mass Meeting.
WARD FIVE.


Pursuant TO q call OF R. W. Free.
man. member Of Parish Executive
Committee, the Democratic voters of
satd ward assembled ct Beulah on
Saturday. Oct llth. 1870. for the pur.
pose Of selecting delegates to repre-.
sent the ward 10 the Parish Conven.
ton TO be held 10 the city Of Match.
ttoChes on the Sd day Of November
next, to nominate parish officers.
The meeting was organized by call.
lug 4. =. Massey to tho chair, and
H. ". Freeman elected Secretary.
On motion, to try the strength OF
candidate by ballet, and the success.
iul candidate to name delegates to
the Parish o0nvention.-Csrried.
On motion. ThOs. Prothro. ". R.
Hampton, and W. n. Bonds were ap.
pointed tellers.
The ballot resulted a. follows:
:. =. Rains. (39 thirty.nine.
=. =. Ye0thrO, (l9 nineteen.
The following delegates for 6. p.
Rains were then announced bv the
Chair, viz: E. b. Wade, G, W. Small
T. Jennings, D. A. Blacksher and +.
B. Levasseur.
On motion, the delegates present
ct the convention cast their votes for
any who may be absent. Carried.
% motion The delegates be IN.
ett ucted tOcast iheir votes for g. ".
Kesrpey for Clerk vi Court.-Osrried
90 motion the msetins adjourned
\. p. MASSEY.
= =, Chairman.
5sceetasy.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-10-25
Let % Have q Primary.

We would suggest that . meeting
Of tho Democratic citizens Of this
ward should be held prior to tho let,
the day selected upon which to
choose their delegates to the Parish
Convention, with . view Of determin.
ing 10 what manner these delegates
shsll be selected. It 10 admitted
that 1t would be impossible to arrive
at . correct expression Of tho wishes
OF the majority II the voters OF the
ward by mass meeting. The mum.
Dor OF persons participating is too
large. and the issues too exciting. to
admit . mass meeting. or ct least
i's results woul'i be entirely unsa.
'isfactory. W. would propose meet.
log for Tuesday next. at IL O'Clock
u. to arrange fora primary Of all the
voters.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-10-25
Death ofs We'll KuoWn Citi,e,.

Hon. MlcHEAL BoYcE, aged rs years,
died on Tuesday last Ut the residence
OF bic nephew, HENRY Boycs ESQ.,. 10
Rspides parish.
H. n. Boyoe was an old citizen OF
this parish. having resided here for
tho greater portion Of bic lite, and
was heldin high and universal esteen
BY OIL who knew bin. He was a
man OF probity and virtue whose loo.
10 sincerely deplore. His funeral
took place from the Cathedral 10 this
city. on Thursday last. and vas at.
tended BY . large concourss OF citi.
sens and friends.
Hay be rest 10 Peace.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-10-25

31o ooaatoglol Oonvontion for this.
I'M Ob(zjce, meets today q Pleas.
eos III. toe The purpose Of nonins.
~ - Democratic candidates for
0eoeeote. u order 70 unite the
De0oesacy aad insure Tho success
& oas loeal tickets Il would b veil
5ee ~ Oo0vootlon % nominate none
ooe tue aad tsled Domoceats.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-10-25
RED RIVER.
Natchitoches Parish, Sept 6 1879. I
M I II Nno>s.~r> rVI>.A..,,

RED RIVER, !
Natchitoches Parish, Sept 6 1919. {
Mr.. J. H. NoRMASD, Clontierville, La.
Dear Sir-After suffering for thirty
years from running ulcer in the ear
occasioned by wagon passing on nv
head aud after having been operstetl
upon by Dr.. Logan in New Orleans and
and not being cure,l. tried some Of your
balm and I am happy to say that after a
few applications OF it got entirely welt
and was radically cured.
A negro hoy on my place cut his foot
with pillow and it was thought once
that it would have to he amputated but
after applying your baIm o" the wound
for few days it healed up and the boy
is now well. Again, George Cole, q
neighbor Of mine, whilst shooting gun.
piece ofthe cap few in his eye, W.
tried the balm again and with success.
His eye got we'll after two applications
of the balm.
conclude by stating that in nv opin.
ion your balm is an invaluable medicine
and I will take pleasure in recommend
ing it to the public.
Very respectfully,
W. A. CURRY.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-10-25
4 Just Tribute 10 an Able and Up
right Judge.

We have just been shown . copy
OF the Report Of the Grand Jury OF
tho parish Of DeSoto. presented to
he presiding Judge on tho 2oth OF
October, inst. on the occasion OF the
olose OF their l8bors.
We publish the following extracts
~ exhibiting the high estimation In
which tho Hon. D. Pierson 70 held
BY tho enlightened aud patriotic peo'
pie OF that parish. I'VE sre glad to
sec that . degree at peace and order
prevails In THE parish. not surpassed
BY any other locality. This. we think
10 greatly due to the 0rmnees and
impartiality With which your Honor
has presided over this Court. and tho
arm hand With which you have ID.
ministered the criminal laws In this
parish" Again: And now, upon
our dissolution. We ore panied to cay
that II the peoples Constitution
should. BY the election IN December
next become the organic law OF the
State, your Honor will not be called
upon 70 organize our successor. We
congratulate the people Of Nstchito.
ohes and Sabine. that they have 70.
tained the services Of your Honor %
Judge OF their District. We hearti.
~ assure your Honor that II this
parish should never be remanded to
q District within which your Honor
resides. you will long be remember.
ed by the patriotic and law.abiding
citizens Of this parish. ss az able and
upright judge"
We cordially add our Testimony to
ell that Is here said. and would oh.
serve In conclusion, that the action
Of the judicial Convention recently
held at this place. In nominating the
Hon. D. Pierson for the Judgship Of
the 18th District, UNANlxousLY and
by AcCLAxATloN, sttests tho fact that
this worthy gentleman and upright
o6lcer has also In q like degree mer.
tied and received the confidence and
esteem Of the people Of Nstchito.
ches and Sabine.
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h Oouohatsa Cl1lxIs contains 4
No eolu0n article IN review OF tho
eGAs4seee and services Of Hon. II.
Q. oalnSSsllow, Of Red River par.
II. II. 0hiastsllow Il the choice
q the Democracy Of that parish for
- hgblature. and will no doubt be
O1ooeod.
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I Am Sick,

From the German OF the Devil and
the Saint.
The coolest piece Of presumption
ever displayed by man In this world,
10 that resolution In the Platform OF
the 1ouislansn Republican, declsr.
ing that:
No government Of, for and by the
people can exist when the ballot is
not free, nor when the result OF the
ballot 10 changed by fraudulent and
corrupt returns.
Satan reproving Gin is no whore.
The Government mule, long re-
noWned for cheek, sickens and dies.
But brazen Rsdicalism Of Louisi.
ana, that
Stuffed Ballot Boxes,
Organized HE'LL,
MAD WILLS,
ToN ANDIlsoxl and
Counted IN KIILooo
And HAYrs
Cries out for q free ballot and 4
pure COUNT"
LIT % PRAY.