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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-01-11

WANTED. A GOOD AGENT to can.
yass Natchitoches and the adjourning
towns for the best selling household ar
ticels in the world. Tip top profits, write
al once to Worlds Manufacturing Co.,
2 Clinton Place, New York. Az
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their plck1OgS anu eVeaISHkS StOvVcU'
The New Orleans Democrat, 3lst
December, charges the Printing Board
with endorsing the Lottery's attempt
to malign Mr.. Dupre, the State Pin
ter and with an effort to give the
State Printing to some other paper,
whether Mr.. Dnpre's bid was the
lowest or not. The proof adduced
tn sustain the charge Of maligning ia,
We think, ample. We will pnb|ish il
in full in our next issue, 40 that the
public can Judge Of tie whole matter
40 to the charge Of settled purpose
Of the Printing Board to give the
printing to some other parties or pa
per, Democrat or Republican, We
simply append what the Governor
himself said at a meeting Of the
Printing Board, January ID. 1879;
(Italics ours.)
Gov. Nicholls-We have a duty II
perform, and we must close ont tht
contract and bring the parties I" test
When tho bid came up for considera
ton I was not inclined tn accept it
because the price was 20 low; bnt a.
tho securities were believed I" III
good ! conld not object. However,
cannot believe that the. contract ca'
be carried ont, unless the cOntractin'
parties are more wealthy than
think.
The Printing Board calls for bid
for tho public printing, and proclaim
to tho world that tho forrest bidde
shall set it--and in the face IT this
the Governor, a member Of tina
Board, and who voted for the loves
bid construction, declares he was M
inclined to accept the lid because
vas "too low."
| II that is not evidence enough I
condemn the Printing Board then y
don't know what justice lie.
The Democrat has been an eye sol
to derelict officials, aud a perfect wa
ot fire to mooopoliats-and they a'
bent on its distraction.
Let the Legislature Gee to It tb.
they do not.
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The Congressional yellow fever
Commission 10 now in session 10 New
Orleans. Copieus testimony will be
taken, and the question 10 all. it,
bearings fully determined before
definite action. a. "a s..@ga-,
A New Orleans spscial Of the lat to
the 81. Louis Republican says Cap.
tain Mart Konns has appeald from t6e
decision Of (,aptaios johnson and
Mohstt, local inspectors. ]; The case
will come mp for trial on the appeal
before tho United States supervising
inspector, Capt. Norton. the Law e.
curing that in such instances the
case be e.examinsd and tho deciaion
Of the heal Inspector confirmed oar
reversed. s. i..@ -
Capt. Mt tPoekstts, ~ oM aud
| lavotably ksows seeanbostsnau,
| did q st. rssldenee In Miaden on
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"a Medlelne Cleat tor as centn.

Perhaps no one medicine 4 70 universally
required BY everybody as q good cathartic,
SWAYsE's Tan JlFD S,AisArAlfttA Pill are pre-
pared exprcs NJ to- meet this necessity, being
composed OF purely vegetable ingredients, Oi
which Podophyllin OF Mandrake, Pine Tree
Tar, sarsapafilla, Yellow Dock and other con.
Cenlrated juices enter largely into their com.
position the whole strength Of which Is ex.
tractel on an entirely new principle. They
are mild In their operation, produce no grip.
Ing aild are truly valuable purRatlve, apeFf.
Cnt, anti.biltOus and CathartiC medicine. They
stimulate tho liver 10 healthy action, cleanse
the stomach and bowels OF all Impurities,
Curing sick and nervous headache, dyspepsia
or indigestion, bilious orlntermittenl, remit.
tent and congestiVe fGvers, langtlOF drowsi.
llCss, aching pains In Tho back, head, slight
ch!lls, with AnShes Of heat, female IRREGULAR.
ties, and for bilious and coStlye habit, no
medicine Is 80 prompt and efEectual As Dr.
SwAYNE's TAR Am SARsAPARtLLA PtLls. II
your druggist or storekeeper has not got them,
or will not procure them for you, We will
forward them by mail on receipt Of price, lin
currency or postage Stalnpsl, % cents box, or
five boxes for 81. Address letters, Dr. Swayne
& Son, No. $50 North Sixth Street, Philadel.
phla. NwFAw
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DISCHARGED FROM JAIL.-Three notable
characters were discharged from the
custody Of Sheriff Tingle, yesterday, by
order Of the Circuit Court. These worthless
are: the notorious "Spooncy" Butler and
the equally notorious Edward s. Carey,
alias the PREACHER" held for complielty
in the Rogers burglary, and Charles Parker,
indicted for HOUSEKEEPING in the day
time. The Grand Jury ignored the bills
against the two former, and a nOlIe was
entered In Parker's ease by Prosecuting
Attorney Jordan, OH condition that hG at
once, leave the State, and not again return
to it; or, In other words, "leayC the State
forever and day."
Butler, upon gaining his liberty, ex.
pressed himself rs heartilysstired OF his
wicked ways, and determined TO reform
and lead an honest lii0 hereafter, Upon
his earnest promises Of reformation 10
was given suit OF clothes by Sheriff Tin
gle, and furnished9with a railroad ticket
for Cincinnati, for which city he left last
evening. Butler says hethinks he can get
workin Cincinnati or CovingtOn, and freed
from his old associates at Pittsburgh, will
endeavor in the future 10 prove himself
an honest and industrious GitlEon. This
would all be very well il "Sp0oney were
perfectly sincere, but his sudden and en-
thusastic change OF heart looks n little
gaizy to the reportorial eye. The step was
too precipitately prccipitous.
Carey proposes to remain in the city for
a day or two, before his return to Chicago.
Parker, we doubt not. will get out OF town
as soon as possible. His homo Is in Wash.
ington City.
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ANNIvsRsARY EXERCISES. = Excelsior
Lodge No. 10, |. .. 0. f., held its 18th
anniversary last evening in Odd Fellows
Hall, corner OF 18th and ChapIine streets.
Owing to the Indictment weather but few
were present. The ceremonies OF the
evening were opened with payer by Mr..
Q. X. ]. Ellifritz, after which Secretary
Woods read brief history Of the lodge
from its organization. Among the many
things Of interest detailed in Mr.. Woods
report Is complete statement OF the fnan.
cial affairs Of the lodge from its foundation,
from which It appears tlIat the receipts
have been SS,i4I 81, and tho tlisburse.
ments $7,03G %.
Senator Brown, OF Jackson county, was
called for, and came forward 0nd made a
very neat little speech, reviewing tho his.
tory OF Odd Fellowship in the United
States, speaking warmly OF its great bene.
Its, and defending the secret feature Of
tho Order. He contrastad the good solid
trOrko Of Odd Fellows, with the much iaik
aud little work OF the West Virginia Leg
islaturo.
Mr.. Elllfritz malea short bat amusing
address, which excited tho mirth OF all
present,
Past Grand Emsheimer presented the
financial benefits OF the Order in few mp.
pirate remarks.
The exercises were intersperscd with
excellent singing by Mr. O. Y. Lucas and
Miss Tracy, Of the College, with piano nc.
COMPARTMENTS by Prof. Killmyer.
4 number OF psckages were auctioned
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Tribute or Respect,

WHEELING, February IL, 1870,
Alta regular meeting of Alpha Lodge
No. 424, knights Of Honor, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted: .
WnEREAs, It has pleased God in his
Advise Providence TO remove from US by
death our beloved Brother VIM. L. Bopps,
q member Of our Order, We, the remaining
members, unanimously adopt the follow.
ing resolutions:
Resolred, That We have always recog.
nized in our departed Brother man Of
sterling integrity, whose character for
honesty and truthfulness in all his transac-
tons was above reproaCh; possessed of
good business ability, he had established a
reputation that caused him to DO sought
after wherever he was known,
Resolrcd, That rs We recognize the fact
that his death Is blow that must fall
heaviest on his own family, we extend to
his bereaYed widow, his parents, brothers,
sister, and other friends our warmest and
most earnest sympathy, and trust that the
darkness OF the present may be followed
by light and comfort in the future.
Weeping may endure iOt ulEht,
But Joy cOneth In the mOrnIng,
teaOtted, mat we wear the usual badge
Of mourning and that our charter be
draped for thirty days.
Res0lped, That these resolutions be en-
tered on the minutes OF the Lodge, a copy
be forwarded to the family Of the deceased,
aud also that they be published in the city
papers, l. WoopMAXsEE,
... JERRY CLEMENS,
JSo. II. MENDEL,
Committee.
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Alarming symptoms and thetr Cure.

Cough, short breath, pains in the side or
breast, fever, night sweats, tickling, soreness,
or rising in the throat nervous debility, aphon.
10, or loss Of voice, kidney affections, &c To
avoid oil dangers resulting from the above, we
know Of no remedy so pleasant and eflectual
as DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry. 1t Is equally yaluable in oil Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Prudently resort TO
this valuable remedy before q serious pulmo-
nary affection Is developed. It may be we'll to
state that DR.. swuyne, the discoverer OF this
and other valuable remedies, graduated ut the
University Of Pennsylvania, and was for years
connected with the Philadelphia DispenSary,
which brought to his especial care and over.
sight vast variety Of diseases, both acute and
chronic. We therefore can, with confidence,
recommend DR.. swayne's Compound Syrup OF
Wild Cherry, and would caution our readers
to be very particular to obtain the original
and only genuine wild Cherry Compound,
as prepared only by DR.. swayne & Son, $50
North Sixth St, Philadelphia Trial Bottles,
26 cents; large size, 81, or half dozen, IS. Sold
by leading druggists. MwE4w
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Doctors disagree OH many points In the
treatment OF various diseases, and perhaps
none more than on Rheumatic or Neuraigic
complaints; one will prescribe one thing,
while the next ono justine contrary course
While we have the highest regard for an able
physician, We must also give credit to some OF
the well.known preparations which are adver.
tlsed, knowing them to BE- valuable remedies.
Isit to be wondered at that chemist who de.
votes years Of time TO studying and expert.
lnenting on medicine, should produce n rem
edywhict canibe relied upon We can quote
cines which has gained an enviable reputa.
alton sssolely Fby Its intrinsic merits as
panacGa for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and
nervous diseases generally, and believe It will
cure ninety.nine out Of every hundred cases
when properly used. Can doctors do more?
MWFNW
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SCIENCE has accomplished no more wonder.
fnl or gratifying result than the perfection OF
an antidote to tic chilling signs Of approach.
Ing age, something to obliteTaio tlle iell,taIp
sdcSspShs " Ssoa as ID So ia aSe "ff a
Hair Renewer docs all this, and It's praise 70:
sounds IN cottage md palace. The jewellers
among the SHOWS Of Norway and the peasants
OF sunny France aud Spain, find use iorit,
and find means to get It and It does not dis.
appoint them. Tile whitening locks again 70.
sumo their youthful color, the thin dry and
faded hair becomes bright and glossy Tho
Rhnle AFIaa taHte Ii 6lI6pgel d X ly magic,
api tho 'ttlan ofwolRan, WHO before WUs call.
Sd aEod, now appears as one In Tho prime OF
lie: Such woddeFous changes cannot paSS un.
noticed, and they have produced tic unpre.
cedentel demand that now exists for tile hist
AMI only article ever compounded that can
produce them IN pleasing and satisfactory
MSuneF,-NsS Era, IPOodst0ck, ~ paw
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Notice.

l have endeavored by all fair means to
ply my debts (hoth individual and securi.
tyl, and still wish to do 80; and now that
my property Is about 10 DO sold for that
purpose, ! do not want to see 1t sacri-
tiCed because Of sentiment Of delicacy as
10 bidding against Ne family. II Is 10 my
interest and that Of my creditors that tho
place should bring the highest figure. I
therefore desire that my friends or any
one wishing to purchase will bid on tho
10th inst. the highest figure they can al.
ford to pay for It, have already given
notice that / have no one bidding It In for
me. w, p. CAMPBELL.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH /.
CONGRESS.
wAsnISaroS, February II.
SENATE.
lUNIcArloN FRoM rnE sEcRErARY op

MANA Es
A COMMUNICATION FROM THE SECRETARY OF
TlIEIXTERIoN.
The Vice President submitted n COM
muntcation from the Secretary Of tho In
terror in answer to the resolution inquir-
ing what additional clerical force wifi be
necessary in the Pension and Surgeon
Generals Offices to secure to applicants
for pensions. prompt adjustment Of
their claims.
Commissioner Bently says: No increase
OF The force can secure to applicants a
prompt adjustment Of their claims I'm
der the systOm now established by law,
the settlement Of claims in this office can't
DO materially reduced, except by furnish
ing higher order Of talent, 81. e." law
yers, whose education and experience
render them experts In the examination
and consideration OF testimony,
HOUSE.
The conference report on naval appro.
priation bill has been agreed to.
The House then went into Committee
q the Whole on the legislative approprla-
In tho House to-day Mr.. Patterson, Of
New York, opposed that portion Of the
bill which proposed to transfer tho Coast
and Geodetic survey from the Treasury
to the Interior Department. That pro.
vision would virtually abolish the sys.
TEN Of public land surveys. The bill
would throw IN insurmountable obstacle
IN the way Of the settlement OF the public
domain.
Messrs. Page, Dunncll, Haskell, and
Hale opposed the transfer, and Niessra.
Wigginton, Hewitt, Of New York, Butler,
anu 9arttGlu favored It. After some pro:
gross In the bill tho Committee rose,
Mr., Reagan, chairman ofthe Committee
on Commerce, reported the river and har.
Dor appropriation bill, which was ordered
to be printed and recomlnitted,
Adjourned. @
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THE market on the South Side yesterday
morning was slimly attended.
The February term OF the Municipal
Court will commence next Monday.
TnE special Council Gas Investigating
Committee meets again tomorrow even.
ing.
Two deeds in fee and one deed Of trust
were fled with the County Cletk yestcr-
day. ~
A monlY successful religious revival Is
In progress ut the C0lored Church on 18th
street.
TMR steamers Andes and Hudson arc
doing u heavy business in the Wheeling
and Cincinnati trade.
TlIE country folks will have lily ball at
tie Elm Grove Town Hall tomorrow
night Tommy Cockayne will lead the
music.
1'nE keel Of the hull OF the new steamer
building at brownsville, by Mr.. j. $.
pringle, for the Pittsburgh and Wheeling
trade, will be laid this week. IT
TmE Second Branch OF Council last night
fixed tho licenses for coffee houses and or
dinaries the same as last year. The ordi-
nance has not yet reached the First
Branch. Fa,f.
FREp. WIENER, the Fulton butcher, has
purchased the old boat house above the
Water Works, and is having 1t wrecked
and hauled TO Fulton, to be worked Into
improvements ut his slaughter House.
TnRyoung eagle from the Second Ward,
in an eloquent harangue before Council
lust night upon some question OF rcmuner.
alton, hurled the word communication"
atan inOiEensive and unoftending public.
TnE plaintiye notes OF the lebilitated or.
gan, and the somewhat enforced capers o.
the icGbound monkey, are returning evil
denCe that the glorious summer days are
like candidates preternent, possibilities
Of the future.
Fist COMMISSIONER MILLER decided upon
an experiment with Ohio river jack, anC
10 that end yesterday forwarded TO the
Matching house at Romney thirty Of tina
species Of fish, The jack were caught by
Capt Phil, Lively, down at New Martins
vile.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS for Wedding
presents, just opened.
JACOB ". GRUBB, Iswsler,
Washington Nall Corner.

ACCIDENT AT a STONE QuARRY.-MIartin
Mclaughlin, workman ut the Top Mill
stone quarry, suffered severe accident
yesterday morning. While working in n
tunnel ut the quarry, about 0 o'clock, a
rock dropped from the roof and struck
him on the head, cutting IN ugly cash,
aud knocking him senseless. He soon re.
covered consciousness, and was able 10
walk to his home in the Sixth Ward,
where physician dressed his wound.
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Rev. George H. Thayer, an old citizen Of
this vicinity known to every one as most in
NJ. i. Church. Just this moment stopped in in
our store TO say: ~ wish everybody 10 know
that ! consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" II
is having q tremendous sale over our counters
and isgiving perfect satisfaction In all cases OF
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has done.
DRs MArcHETr & FRANCE.
Bourbon, Ind, May 10, 1873.
Sold by 4. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; C,
=. Dwight, 9th and Chapline Sts; Laughlili
Bros. 4 Co, Wheeling; and Husbands L In.
skin Rnllatrn
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Honesty is the i,e,t POLICY.


The remarkable popularity which the
Louisiana State Lottery Company has
achieved by the integrity and fairness
which, have characterized all It's opera
tons, has created no little establishment.
When the reader reflects, however, that
tho valuable franchises which the compa-
ny have secured last for twenty-five years
from the date Of the incorporation in 1868,
and for the security OF which the inyioIB.
BILE faith of the State Of Louisiana Is
pledged 10 contract upon which the
State has already received nearly half a
million Of dollars, he will sec that here at
least honesty is the best policy. The draw
ings will 90 on as usual for tho next fifteen
years For any further information, ap-
ply to NJ. a. Dauphiu, P, o. Box G9?, New
Orleans, Ia, dSw
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BELLAlRR LocALS.-Ross Wells is on a
trip for the Window Glass Company. lie
goes to! Wheeling as chiefclerk OF the B. &
o. Office thprp on the 10th inst,
Tho Colored brass band gave tho public
some music Monday night, from the Globe
House corner. This band has engaged an
excellent instructor, and Is practicing fire.
quentiy in the upstairs oil the colOretl
school house.
Col. Bowen held a temperance meeting
in City Hall, Monday night.
w. r. Piper had his hand badly burned
Monday, at the Baron Factory. While he
was pouring oi from a Uan, tho oil got on
fire and the flame spread to some oil that
had splice oyer. his hand. ~
Mrs: Or, Mcclure, South BollairC, was
buried Tuesday.
During the recent services at the Dis.
ctples, Church, twcnty-three persons
joined. $50
A pleasant social gathering met at Miss
Maxwells on Tuesday evening.
Marshal Archeris at Athens, placing n
former Bellaire saloon keeperin the insane
asylum atthat place.
After the regular Wednesday evening
prayer IHeetlng ~ mo presbyterian
Church, thorc will be a short time spent
IN praotiGing congregational singing. This
church has boon for some doing without
a choir, Pros. Wettich manages tho or
gan.
Marshal Archer undertook to get pa y.
ment Of some money due him from
Coroner Kennedy, in default Of the cash,
by making his mark on his debtors body.
kennedy.is reported to have gone'to West
Wheeling; before Esquire kelsey, to have
the Marshal punished. =
A ball was held Saturday night for the
benefit Of a Indy, Her friends enjoyed
themselves and at tho same time helped
her. y.
The Wheeling papers are showing signs
OF another sham battle on the Island on
Decoration Day, or some other convenient
day. II the Bellairc boys take part in It,
they will very likely demand enough am.
munition TO at least enable their picket
line to keep up u respectable fire without
using all DISCRIMINATION before'the battle
Is begun. CSC Il, O. I.
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VALUABLE FARM ron SALE.-The fine
tarm known rs the home farm OF the late
Alexander Campbell, situated on the wa.
tiers OF Buffalo, adjoining thetown of Beth.
any, Brooke county, will be offered at
public sale Mt the Court House in Wells.
burg, on Saturday, February 10Th. The
farm Is said TO contain go acres. Plats Of
the land can he seen ut the SherifI7s office,
Wellsburg. Terms OF sale, ETC., set forth
fully in advertisement which appears else
where in this paper. This is fine oppor.
trlnity toinvest in valuable improved real
estate,
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PERSONAL NlENrloN.-Col. Dan. johnson
has returned to the Capital from a short
R. Z. P. staub, Esq, Of Martinsbury.
looked In on the Legislature yesterday. "
Dr. Geo. 2. Hays, President Of the Pitts.
blrEh southern Railroad, was in town yes.
terday, The Doctor Is ,sanguine OF the
success Of the project 10 extend his road
through West Virginia.
Mr.. No. Hamilton and vile left for Gin.
clnnatt last evening, on the good shin
Andes, for q brief visit to friends in the
Paris Of America.
\. Boyd Faulkner, Esq, Of Startinsburg,
registered ut the Mcclure yesterday,
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Denth o, CnI,l.

Those complaining OF sore throat hoarse-
ness coughs, or taking their death o cole"
Their efficacy Is wonderful. The genuine las
John l. Brown & Sons, Boston, y on each box,
and Is sold by Logan, List & Co. and every
druggist only in boxes, at 25 cents. Beware
Of worthless limitations.
Browns Complicated Dentrifrice possesses
the best ingredients for preserving and beau.
ttfying the teeth. Price 25c, large bottles.
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Fall ola Missouri Riyeg Railroad nridEe
Less go, 900.

Chicago February IA report llas
beenrecciyed here that Tie gorge In the
Missouri River at Glasgow, Mo-, destroyed
span OF the railroad bridge which was
being built for tho Chlcago 4 Alton Rail.
road by the American Bridge Company, Of
Chicago. The loss, which Is tIirtv or
forty thousand dollars, falls on the Bridge
March LIST. 'Nt you "
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A PURCHASE by the State Of Kclly's
Statutes will be q move in the direction Of
economy. It will save tho cost Of re-.
vision for the next ten years, will prevent
useless litigation and save much waste Of
time in all future sessions OF our legisla.
ture. Avote for such purchase will help
every member to reelection, as It will
save the State thousands Of dollars,
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TnE Grand Central Hotel on Broadway,
New York, is q big house, and It takes a
great many people to mi III In order to
do the latter, and to please everybody, the
Hotel Is now kept on both plans, the
American at S2 90 to $500, and The Euro.
pean 81 90, and upwards per day. An Gle.
CANT Restaurant at moderate prices, Is con-
Quoted by the Hotel. MwF
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, February 12-l A.M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, preceded by light rain or
snow in the eastern portion Of the latter
district, west 10 south winds, rising ba-
romcter, and during the day slight rise
In the temperature.
For tho Lakes, min and snow, followed
by partly clondy weather, colder north to
west winds and rising barometer.