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Mrs. George Purvis, of Dickinson
county, Kan, left the house for a mo-
meht, and while she was absent a little
three-year-old daughter attempted to
kindle the FIRE, and set fire to the
clothing in the crib, and before Mrs.
Purvis returned the little baby, sleep
ing in the crib, was fatally burned.
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The correspondent Of the Hartfo

The correspondent Of the Hartford
Post conversei recently with Mrs.
Hancock. She said she read republi-
can papers exclusively. because the
democratic papers. which spoke only
in praise Of her husband, were too
monotonous; besides she wanted TO
know what her husband had been do
ing all these years. Gen. Hancock,
since the Office seekers hegan the hunt
for place. has lost thirty pounds avoir.
dupois.
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1t is only FIVE days before the grand
pageant of the Yelled Prophets in St.
Louis, and twelve days before the
great spectacular, patriotic and victo.
rious demonstration Of the democracy
in Indiana.
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Two hundred men went out to hunt
hears at Wardsborp, VT, the beasts
having committed depredations; but
10 an all-dsy tramp the hunters cap
tured only one small cub.
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At Richmond, Virginia, yesterday,
an elephant travelling with John Rob-
inson's circus amused himself bv ma
liciously numbering his keeper, one
John King. As John had never given
the elephant ''terbacker," there was
an absence of motive on the part of
the beast, and his crime, therefore. is
to be set down 10 pure cussedness.
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The republicans have raised fun':
of nearly one million dollars in the
east to be used in carrying Indiana.
Happy Indiana,
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The seventh day sdventists have de-
cided to hold their annual encamp-
ment at Warrensburg, September 3Oth
and continuing until October 9Th.
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The Kansas City Express claims
that 1900 strangers were in the city
on the 23r9 inst.
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The Missouri state university opened
this year with 400 pupils in attend
ance.
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Railroad conductors, on the 18th
of October will have an excursion to
Texas.
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The game Law of Missouri is no
longer operative.
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Commodore Vanderbilt is said to
have an income of over $4,000.
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"" setS
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A. Mental AnX
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Memory, Pain
IN back or Si.te
and disease
that leN,it0 t'on
sumption, In
sanity AMI An
esrly grave. The
Sperifc N-.iciI
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OCTOBER WING.
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These goods are all hrstss made by manufacturers who have millions OF
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eral considered Work
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the smoker with iis load Of sleeping
passengers fell across the boiier Of the
engine, where pair of trucks we're
hurled against it. Eight cars we're
thus ditcl,ed together. and worse
picture of ruin can not be described.
Strange to saw. the remaining cars
we're not only left standing ON the
track. but the occupants were scarcely
awakened. The conductor AMI en.i-
neer last not moment in looking af.
ter those who were supposed t. he
buried in the wreck. and they work.
ed literally like Trojsns. Herbert.
Who was 10 the forward end Of his
car, WAS buried beneath tons Of mail
matter. while Mobley Was left free
and called out for help to extricate his
going to work like q hero
THE wRECk TAKES FIRE.
To add to the confusion,. the Oil
lamps in the car set fire to the wreck, .
and the cries of Fire" and bring
water" were heard ON al sides. Fer.
the flames were soon extiu-
.uisbed, and in twenty minutes time
Herbert was taken out. his LETT arm
but otherwise uninjured.
Fonda was released BY Pullman pas-
enger, who Was riding in the smoker,
md who, escaping himself BY the skin
f his teeth. lost no time in lending
id to others. The fireman was badly |,
,ruised about the face. but 10 not dam
,erously hurt. One or two others re-
eived slight scratches, bot none worth
In the Pullman cans nearly every
ne Va sbed. and only one or two got
p at Grit TO re what Was the matter, II
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Ss. REWARD,
OVEN = WILTON

lave alreasiv
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country and in
France /, every
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i>faction.and has
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years. Crazei an.l maslLened by this
revelation of his perfidy. she sought
for nothing save revenge. Cunning
ir her rage. she betrayed her secret t.
no one. she watched and waited. O0e
.lav she went 10 Chslons aud saw the
other vile but did no, disturb her.
She had intended to kill her. She re-
turned. her mind still brpa!ing n,s,n
her wrongs; upon bitter a,d
4 DREADFC RENE GE.
Once ia Paris, she directed her
steps to the lodgings where her hue
hand lived with his other wife. II
was early morning. She entered the
house aud knocked at his door. Pres
emily ne called out Who is there =
lie thought it was the Chalons wife
who had returned. She, in the mad
deIiI,um Of the moment, denounced
him, ind then rushing upon him like
a tigress, before he suspected her pur-
p',se ar had time to save himself Nv re.
she stabbed him to the heart
with knife she had with her.
Her vengeance wac accomplished !;
the man who had 50 UNANIMOUSLY BE-
trayed her was dead. She fed from
the house aud wandered about the
streets of Paris until, crazed ~ she
Was. she made the leap for death into
The dark DEPTHS of the Seine.
She Vas the murderes Of NJ. Pedrix /; !
she it was whose voice Andre had |
mistaken for that OF the Murdered
mans wife.
The woman save the names cor
-ectly, the number OF the house-l5
Rue Bertholet she made no attempt
It evasion or concealment in her pitt
iul story.
Without this attempt At suicide. OF
nd she delayed it . few daye longer,
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The project called two of his sub
officials.
Accompany this man, Andre Gre.
Ion. to house No. Is Rue BerthoIet.
aud it you cannot gain access to the
apartment To which he will lead You,
force the doors.'
The project wrote few words on
slip Of paper which he handed to one
Of the men, Ii read: Also detain
this man. d. you understand {!
Yes, MONSIEUR
Andre. still pale, yet composed, led
the officials To the house and to the
door of NJ. Pedrix's rom. Knocking
brought no response. Then they
turned the knob Of the lock. To
their surprise the door was not lock-
ed. They entered the room. One
Of the officials drew aside the heavy
curtains of the windows, letting in q
Hood of the bright morning light. The
other official pushed hack the partly
open door leading to the bed chamber.
He uttered a cry which brought his
aud Andre to him. There
hey beheld
GHAsTLY SPECTACLE
His body on the bed, his legs dang
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TESTIMoNI,LS FROM THE PEOPlE

A~k Your druggist or Prof. t;uilmet;e's French
krincy pal, and take no other II he has mo-
s"t u. send $50 anu ,ou will receive the pad b,
return maui.
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9ew Advertisements,
JUDGMENT.
Martha Woods
vs..

BIN. Lynch, her husband.
Dirtrict Court Parish of Natchitoches.
No. S493.
IN this case by reason of the law and
i the evidence being in favor of the
plaintiff, and against the defendant on
trial after regular assignment, it is or.
,leretl, atljnlged and decreed that the
plaintiff Martha Woods, wife Of Il. NJ.
Lynch, do have and recover of the de.
fetlant, Is. NJ. Lynch, her Husband. the
sum Of Two thousand and Forty DOL
lars. with five per cent per annum in
terest, thereon from judicial demand.
June 10th, 1850, and all cost il suit
that the community Of acquets and
gains heretofore existing between plain
tit and defendant he, and the same il
hereby dissolved; that plaintiffs legal
mortgage be, and is hereby recognized to
secure the payment Of tho above sum. to
take effect from tho 18th day of June 1880.
on all tho immOvable property owned
by Defendant on and after said date.
Thus done, read and signed in open
Court on this 28th day Of October, 1850.
(Signod) D. PERSON,
Judge 18th District.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Parish Of Natchitoches, :
Clerks Office, 18th Judicial Dist. Court. }
l hereby certify the attached and fore.
going to be . true and correct copy Of
the original Judgment on file and Of
record in my Office.
Witness my hand and
lis. official seal this LIST day
Of November. A. d. 1850.
A. e. LEMEE,
Nov. 6 st. DIV. Clerk, d. G.
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S(elr Orleans.
FOR SALE.

A certain tract or parcel Of land, situa-
ted in the parish Of Natchitoches, on
the right bank Of Cane river, above the
town Of Cloutiervillc. on the opposite
side of the river, containing l27 arpents,
more or less, bounded by land, Of Am
broise LecOmte above, and below by
land Of Luc Porche, and with front on
Cane River.
Another tract of land in same parish,
containing 20 acres, and being the lower
half the west half with east quarter anil
east fractional half Of tho north west
fractional quarter of section 2G, town.
ship seven north, range five west. con :
tanning in all l4O acres, a. per Patent
1866, and being the same tract Of land
derived from Jas. B. Coutry.
The V. J. RACIAL plantation, contain
ing a hundred and seventy-six acres,
good dwelling of five rooms, stables and
corn cribs.
A tract adjoining the above, contain
ing 66 acres, with buildings, dwelling
house, gin house, large corn crib, over
strrs house. three negro cabins aud other
OuIINluSS.
The DAY place, containing about a
hundred acres or more, with all the
buildings on same.
The WALLACE plantation, Cain river
fronting both sides, and containing
about l4OO acres, with all necessary
buildings, etc.
LAKE JERICO plantation, about 4
miles from Natchitoches, containing about
- acres. with dwelling, yin house,
stables and cabins.
The above property is valuable and
will Ike more 40. as there is now no doubt
abont the Railroad being completed.
Will he sold on very reasonable terms,
say to cash, balance in one, two,
three and four years, with 8 per cent in
terest. Mr.. Landry Charleville. at Clou-
tierville, will give full particulars of the
land. and also Mr.. John C. Trichell, ut
Natchitoches.
Adalres, ID. X. CARROLL,
80 Pcrlito Street, New Orleans.
Aug. 70.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSlON MALE.
Succession of Lestan Pr,ldh0msk'
QY virtue Of an order Of ths IL n.
ID Judge Of the 18th Judicia! Uc IN
Court, in and for the parish Of Nssea.E Il.
ches, and to me directed, l will 81 -
sale, at public auction. to the 49, 49,
highest bidder at the door Of the ~;
House Of said parish, within tho ~
honrs, on
Tuesday, November sotb. 1884,
the following described property !o's ~
A certain tract or parcel Of l:od, "" y
ated in the. parish Of Grant. c.ss .s
Louisiana. and in township s. ',se'c
bounded North, by lands Of c. G. D ,w.t
South BY lands of VIM. Taylor aao ~. NJ y
by Red River, less the guantit'ee! e ~
9. G. Dunn and WIN. Taylor, q ~
sion sale on the 9th day Of July, 1000
Terms and Condition Of Sale:
One.half cash ; and tho bsla'ess :" y !;
credit of one and two years from ~ ~.
sale, with 8 per cent Interest 49, s"s,
from the sale, until paid; tho patte IT. =,
to give bis two promissory notes ~ -.
credit price, with good and :o'veas =,
sonal security, with vendors PRIV"
and special mortgage retainer -. a. I'll
land sold to secure said notes, soa . -.
tho clause of non alienation TO te' ="
dice Of the vendor. ...,.,rr
P. SERDOT PRUDHO!aas.n.,.,
Oct. 3O-5t. Adn'u'.s.D
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Jas. II. Hill,
j. j. McCook & Bro. ,
MANUFACTURERS AGT's..
NATOH1T0CHES, LA.

WILL kesp constantly on hand,
Snlky PlowA Riding Cultivators.
Hay Rakes, Walking Cultivators,
Mowers, Harrows, large and small
Brown Cotton Gins and Presses.
Robbiu's Family Washer + Bleachers
Clothes Wringers, &C., &c.
We are also Agents for Breads" great
work, entitled "farmiog for Profit, con.
tanning $50 pages, with 40 illustrate
the most valuable Farmers book eyel
published.
Nj. J. H. HILL viii have the man.
agement Of onr Agency Department in
future, and will take pleasure in exhibi.
ting any Of our Labor Saving Imple.
ments. HIS contracts 10 this Depart
ment will DO fully complied with BY %.
J. J. AcCO0K 4 BRO.
Oct. 2-6m. .
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NIwORLIANs. Nov, 3. 1850.
All hopes gone. New York twenty
thousand for Garfield.
The Very Latest.
st. Louis Trade In North Louisiana.

That st. Louis business houses are
growing in popularity in this section
is undeniable. That they sell a large
amount Of goods here annually ia
also we'll known. The obstructed
navigation Of Red River gives the
st. Louis merchants an open field
in this section, which they have
wisely taken advantage Of. They
have sent the most accomplished
agents through the entire Red River
Valley. who are making every trip a
profitable one.
The celebrated liquor Of L. & A.
ScharfR, Of as Forth Main street,
have secured . large trade here
through the popularity and untirina
e1ertions Of their accomplished
agent. Nathan Nyer.
The extensive drug house OF Rich.
ardson 4 Co., % also building up q
good trade in Natchitoches, through
tho influence Of tho VlNDlcA1oR and
tho popularity and sterling character
Of their agent here, n. Il. Wilkin.
con. Esq.
The Wholesale grocery firm Of D.
@. Tut & Go. have struck Q bonanza
In sending among 10 our handsome
young friend, T. p. Shelton, to on.
large their business. A native Of
1ississlppi, and tho con Of one Of the
sblest jurists Of that State, tho %.
gacity and talent Of biz father seems
inherent IN tho con. That nice sense
Of honor which teaches q man to
regard bio word - bis bond. combin.
cd With . progressing exterior and
urbsne and courteous disposition, il
sure to render our friend Shelton an
effective agent for any business in
which be may embark.
Tho house Of Q. A. h ]. @. Chic 4
Co., dealers IN wines and liquors, 7ot
North Second street, ~ we'll % that
OF George F. Tower 4 Co., In the
came business, have many friends In
this section. and can make many
moro through tho circulation OF the
VlNDlcA1oR among Ito Thousands Of
readers.
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NOTICE.
Sale of Ferries.

n ME public are hereby notified tlst
l. in pursuance to an Ordinance 9th
Police Jury, l will, on
Saturday, the 9Th Of November, IN,
at the door of the Court House. Il II
town and parish Of Natchitochsa, III
O'Clock NJ, proceed to sell to the LIT M
highest bidder, on the terms and eeal-
tions hereinafter expressed, tho follow.
ing named and described Ferries, IN
property of this Parish, to-wit:
Johnson's Ferry,
Gunney's Z"
Campte ="
BrOadwell's "
Grappe's Bluff Ferry,
Bayou Bourbeaux, Cane Ew,
near Messi's Mill.
Carver's place, Ferry,
Emmanuel PrudhOmmeS.
"a Mile Ferry,
Bayou Derbanue,
Cloutierville,
Monett's,
Tomba Point, Black Lake,
Grand Ecore Ferry.
ALSO all the right, title and interest,"
being one.half in and to tho folbvi9
ferries, to.wit:
Jordan's, at or near Month Of DQa
Pierre. in undivided interest with Pin
of Red River,
St. Maurice, on Red River, with pasiA
of Wiun.
stropg's, on Saline, on Red River VII
Parish Of Winn.
Montgomery, with Parish Of Grant,
Mouth Of Cane river,
All the above Ferries. except u
Grand Ecore Ferry. will be cold * y
term Of one year, ending tho 3lst dsyd
December, A. d. 1881, for CASH, ID ..
8. Currency, payable on the spot
The Grand Ecore Ferry will b ~
for term Of Three Years, for CAon,
one.third payable on tho spot. one'tbln
lat January, 1882, and the bslsass lt
January, A. d. 1883. The purehas'ete
give his Notes with satisfactory security
in solido, for the credit terms, psyabhe
the President of tho Police Jury. VIM
6 per cent per annum interest aiese ~
turity till psid.
All the purchasers to give bond, y
required by law, for the faithful pesis's'
ance Of their duties ~ ferrymen.
Purchasers to get possession lot 1s''
! AIRY, 1851.
WIN. PAYNE,
Oct 2-6t. President Police JuF''
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Marrie;l.

McMILLAN-JENKINS- On Sat-
urday, October 80. 1850. at the plan.
tation OF Ben. Metoyer. Esq, on
Little river, by the Rev. F. Parker. OF
the Baptist Church. Green Mcmillan
to Miss Onida Jenkins.
Our colored friend Green and bis
dusky bride seem TO have fully reall'
zed the language Of the poet:
Domestic happiness. thou only bliss
Of paradise that has survived the fall ~
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Htaak Ieslis1 Sunday nagssise for
Novenber.

Hsaak Isslis's Sun1sy Aasssise for
November.
d 90 q the most interesting yet h.
nd, tho combination IN To pages Of
so1eetaismsnt, sdihoation and In.
e1guetjeo iDsomsthing rare, and With.
q Usesis . psrvsding religious and
0og1l sentiment % that the puplics-
10 especially sommends itself to
90 h0ily circle. The opening ~.
ue)A ~ Creek Church In Russia
90 oAssiA" slsbosstslY treats the
ODoOIopAy. history, doctrine, GOV.
ss10eot 60, Of The Russian Church.
M fully illustrated. Among the
0aoy et1sg highly interesting arti.
~ 80 ':1Ae Empire oiths Incas''
y 0odesy 4. Hudson; Marriage Ia
C1i1a." '.Ths Story Of Queen Esth'
q" ''Dummse Lie q Chautsuqua
lAhs." a. 60 The delightful ~
~ soosjes '.Heeisr norgsn's HUI.
baa1" cd ''1lajd xsjory" srs con.
e11oe1. cd there ~ several. excel.
- d1sst s1oeiss By popular authors.
~ seeesAss 90 Of peculias interest,
eVeelAIly - ~ hat Of "Jsaa Inee.
~" Nh . critical rsrisw other
yeeos Oooius: Elizabeth Woodvil.
II" S3epAkAAh." "Arstas, King Of
AoDA" b Hsebees Lee, etc. The
ooooeoo poe0s 90 b. celebrated
vg1ouA ~ ~ q noee than ordina.
0oeA n nieesllany b unusu.
~ oou06nak, and embraces . M
vaeoelv q ssbjsees ssplsts With in
o0o0e o0ooo0eot and information,
- ~ Quoseo paese 90 crowded
~ delightful reading matter, and
eoe joolsaaoaa vhieA numbsr ove,
~ - 1sely s1scussd. The price Of
od1ulo sepy oeths Sunday Man.
~ 6soly 3 eeots. oubeesiptjon
p0ysas. -: 1ue slx mootha $50;
y ~ no0thA o.: ssat postpaid.
A10oA 1Saok Ieelie's publlehing
Aeooe u 9 "a u Park Placs. New
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Especial to the Peoples Vindicator. ]

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 3.-Early
last night the news from the four
quarters Of the Union was Very fiat.
tering for Hancock. Returns at II 30.
however, assumed Q different and
very disgusting form. Reports gave
Republican gains 10 almost oil the
Northern States, and one message
said the Republicans claim the State
Of New York by 30 to 40 thousand
majority. New Orleans gives 10000
Democratic majority.
Second Dispatch.
SHREVEPORT, Nov. g.
Partial returns received to this
hour. 1 p. m, indicate that Garfield
carried every Northern States, with
the exception. probably, Of New Jer.
sey and California. His election is
conceded everywhere. New York
went at least twenty thousand Repub.
lican. The next House will be Repuli.
can by small majority. We have
met With q Waterloo defeat in the
Presidential contest. Caddo gave
twenty-five hundred Democratic ma.
jority. All tho Louisiana Democrat.
10 Congressman are elected. except
BLU, who 70 thought to be defeated.
Third Dispatch.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. g.
The solid South. California, Orc.
goD, New Jersey and Nevada Dem.
ocrstic. Garfield hss carried the
balance, including New York, and IL
elected. We carry the Legislature
Of California and Nevada, securing
two Senators. In tho Lower House.
contest close and still doubtful.
Fourth Dispatch.
NIwORLIANs, Nov, g. 1850.
All hopes gone. New York twenty
thousand for Garfield.
The Very Latest.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 4, 1880.
Everything Republican North, save
New Jersey and perhaps Nevada, Ore.
gon and California. New York
seem to be given up. Great increase
Of Republican majorities over sew.
enty.six. Republicans here are now
firing cannon.