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Campaign Song.-Doom! Boom! Bonn!
RY NJ. f. Bl0NEY.

AlR-'Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, etc..
Songs Of s,ahness fill the air:
There's smile on every face:
The assurance "f redemption is 1T hand.
Hail the country = chosen chief!
Hail the banners Of relief.
See the Blue and Gray beneath them firm
IL stand.
CHORUS.
Boom. boom. boom! IT'S Hancock's cam
non;
Boom. hoom, boom! Tho English gun,
Let all tho boys remember,
That early in November,
The hattie 'gainst corr uption must le won
To the South's deep prayer for peace
Now the North makes kind response
"a <He dx<<tcute<t< u<uat> Ut<txt %N giro
WNS>
Tog.,cr, hand ~ haMA,
Marching MAveiy ,hrOMgh the LAND
The Bin. Keeps step ~ brother /" III
Gray.
cIiORUs-Boom, boom, boom, etc.
o, 0eliverance ~ near,
As be- that ruus may read
The promised new departure Games at las
The people in their might
Now demand the rnle Of right
| The covenant Of Union they'll bind fast
ClORns--BoO,I,, boom, boom, etc.
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Our Flag,

Xy1sNAStA, u.s. WsNNssHNS. isSsS
At1 QElasaA q large and hindSome
10 Hhish, on THURSDAY. was flung
OK Actss, SMm & &Gs3& &
11aN y ~ y1S10nSo1O MnA s.
~ Nesz1de1esd 81 J. o. xiilss,
H. ySS QoydSaS sassst. On 81 sm.
~ n)b ars1 ascrlbed the names Of
AeD0 champions o. clyN NbeTty.
1laGe6k aad Eaghsh. We tutsad to
toepkVG unNiI crowned by an
seAeyeetUtY usxt November, when
t>eG DtSnd lDcossups,b)s soldier.
Ae1am6ksNSX&niam Is &se&sk
10AY&ND1a1D - NSa1os&
1aaana~ ~ eesaids ors< tda dsltde-
anoaAsASAS Dpssso Sssses ssoSse.
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ron PRESIDENT,
Gen. W. 5. HANCOCK,
o. Reaasylvasea-
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WI 81 =. ,EzlNl'e ENGLISH,
O. ~, 3 ~ o. l011aAa.
4 Wsra.>s new Orleans Merchants

4 Wera y new Orleans Merchants.
4i,.,aYgA, i--. sT.iL = IN
We send this week q specimen
copy q our paper TO several Now
Osleaae mercantile houses that We
xNN1 HssSsS So &sAde sx thA Red
Nzw RA&0s4 I'D 1DsD >Dses0s-
q MsG 49Sses&sme0G 81 MsY
- SIS % $500 ySNSsSS IS YSD>
oeGenG tdl8 0AtMG ~ '>>><
xho assertion at the head OF this
selulaa II regard 20 circulation can
DoybpSsN ~ ~ s&SsSSASssNN & IS.
~ che taking down OF q lawyers
q Q physteiaa's "shiBgle" from his
o0co doos b Indicative Of bis retlce.
msat from practice OF removal, 90 10
AnkS3H - 3ays1&l@ 22GNs1>
OK geo 600 acaaam axc q
01sb0aSSyh@SSa8N- ADmS>s
&01fd4ea<A az Su@6sa<
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81! Fslton. nephew Of sx.aov.
110lo. tled - The Evatsst House.
9eW. Tel, a thAmosuing otthA 9th.
uAy l6lopk 10 put your nance owu
~Hg9A. Nx,Ns hYMmfS SSD-
A4&AaR ~ MSHax2zassxx X1
0Aun& epASsASAN& vpsASSaieeSSssNN
l&Aook ar r. 5,i ii -, ara r35'' (
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-17

1 Our friend. J. 7. Benedict, Of the
-Sosso d John P. Richsrtlson. Of Nov
OgleeAl. called on W through tho
.Wssk. This b the second trip Nj,
De9ad1kAa made to thls section
d iak ths GUNNER. conclusive evi.
dehNe, 10 take Il. OF tho popularity
Of 10 shouse among us. We note
Win pleasure that NJ. Richardson
Aas taken possession Of the large
four story building On Canal street,
formerly coupled BY Levoh 4 Jsmi.
con. whsee be will have two steam
elevation for freight. aud tho
other Tor patrons and employees.
IT, Richardson proves himself to be
tho worthy son OF . noble sire. whom
Ne had the pleasure Of knowing In
our boyhood. and whose vast wealth
10 1lsslsslppl 10 mentioned o short
tlo1e since 10 our columns. Uncle
Ned" . he was familiarity styled,
would never allow % honest man 70
b 0gAshed 20 tho wall.
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War HANCOCK WouLp HAVE DOVE.

WHAT 0ANCVCA WOULD uAVE UONEs
Soon after tho electoral commits.
mission had promulgated it's decl.
sion. General Hancock wrote to Gen.
eral Sheridan that ho believed Gov.
ernor Tilden had been elected pre-.
ldent OF tho United States, and being
% elected he had q right 70 take the
oath Of ONCE elsewhere than az
Warrington, wherever he might be.
that General Grants term Of Office
expired q midnight Of tho I'd March.
and u AFTER thai hour be received
any orders nom NJ. Tilden a. pfeo.
ident Of tho United Statoo be o6ould
obey than. A. . we'll known. NJ.
Tllden did not take the ooth Of oelce,
and General Hancock Wae not called
upon e take TIE cteps which % %.
doubt6dly would have taken II cali.
ed upon. I do not know whether
Governor Illde0 Was ever appsioed
Of this RESOLUTION Of General Hancock
or not.-(Veemont Argue and Patriot.
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Parish Cenveltion.

BE- virtue Of tho authority vested in
me by = resolution Of tho Parish Central
Executive Committee, q Parish Conven.
ton Of tho Democratic party Of tho Per
ish Of Nstchit0ches 10 hereby called ia
meet ct the Court House 10 tho city Of
Natchitoches, at II N. on ~.
MONDAY, AUGUST 23d, 1880,
for the purpose Of elocting seven dele
gates to represent this Parish 10 the
Congressional. Convention at this place
on tho 6rst Monday in September.
Said Parish Convention shall be com.
posed Of Fifty.sevsn delegates to bt
elected from tho Democratic voters Ol
tbs various wards, in the manner custo.
mary with them, respectively, - follows
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Mt,r Advertisements,
(NMSNAASe's SASe>

CNWNSANSe'~ SASe>
&22a1 &xfem1' Ut a~z2y W.ea> az ~
K z, <s& m, E1Saa Meeoc "a. RI
<s&< ssS&Ss&s a. &SSS& M g Go
A>ireA Msysnr W. 5atk Spsa61ng.
No. III.
First Justice Court, Parish Of Natchito.
s sN VSSS.
DY virtue ut several writs Of Fl. FL.
ID issued in the above entitled and
numbered suits, and 10 me directed,
have ssi2el and wiz oifer for sale to the
laat and highest bidder at tho door ol
@>&@1 3@Mem2~ ~ - W&&
D8SoG00&0Ss %
&aaea&& GO @g aCGaxaaG 90
'NSAS&8S& s. So SSS8Ss@ &sDSSS
WDp@lH, 1o-U1t;
A certain lot Of ground with al The
bNii0ings and improvements theEeoM
situated in the city Of Natchitoches, GU
~ SMNNA sSsks & E&SxSA SISSSt> %YYS
site tho Cont AoNse. having front ~
said street, measuring from tho Zine Of
tie laeket House, Of sixty-six teet,
Xxx x~SNsM9. tx & $780, &ec~<e0
Observation-Disclosures
YeyM5 Of Ss)e;
CssA, sNIieet t. aYYvsSseweNt.
JAMES Y. KING,
July Il. Constable, Ward |.
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
f'ari6h Of NatchitOches.

-" CIAIE Or 11OC1SSNNNV
PARISH Of Natchit0ches.
/ certify the above to Ls q correct OK.
tract from the original venire, as drawn
by the legally appointed aud qualified
commissioners, in and for sold Parish and
State, July 18th, 1850. for the October
term, 1880, Of the 18th Judicial District
Court tor said Parish Of Natchitoches.
~ testimony &c which, witMess
my hand and official seal, thin
(L.S] 18th day Of July, A. D., 1880
A. 4. LEAEE,
Deputy Olerk Of Said Court.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-17

. Vi tare Ii recept Of . letter ieom L.
Alsx Beard. Esq. Ninth Justice Of
To Hsaee loe ~ parish OF Natchi-
toches. saeloelng BIZ Subscription TO
the vuDloAroa, and the following
lnteeaetieG data ftom biz sscGion 10
,ce)etiea to'the Neops. Mr.. Buasd's
so0maads hovo beea Attended %.
l'. y . havs lnslly had . Is0 days
~ ~ Aol WsaaAse IN this inmedi.
- Asl6hbnsheed, and thes larnses
~ beGiaaiaS 70 look sheesful. Not
nusk ~ q eaassplllArA q noas d
~ eoaooquooqs Aoso4ooQ ~ MN
teAnDo alas0.sa mao VII 1onoes
,sosa QaAei1 ~ sesllca thar ~
- 9!lsSIsael ~. 81 =. 3
~ B. zS;s<sss2se s''aA
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-17
Summer Necessaries.

The Summer NuMbev Of E.HRIcHs'
Fashion Quarterly presents its read
ers with . magnificent chromo.litho'
graph picture. illustrative OF tho
fashions Of the season. and execu'
ted 10 the finest style. The special
merit claimed for this picture. by the
publishers, IL that It is An exact re-
production OF actual costumes. and
not q fancy picture whose original
exlsted only In the brain OF q Parl'
>aAN<@k * &as&sa< & @&Z&S@
'@saSam &SD 0@Sm@ SSD@@
&c Qs&sa a ga uzaSaz1Ue
BesSbes SnSs> tNe h>nNstssW SNN-
tains the usual installment Of good
things for tho ladies. illustrations
cod dsaceiQttoas at aatts toe !adles,
misses, and children. 81 hair goods.
tourists articles, summer sports and
psstjmes. and hundreds Of other
items In every department Of house.
SssA ssaaagay> 10 axeyy case the
>1ge2>&> 1s0@ 0a& - SsS ,
'@ag 100000 <eddQQax <cQan2Smu
500 $3.50 Y8S@m ~ xSM
deMcad60d, 0d< 00ly @6a< tal0ea
she ought to buy to be In the fashion.
but also what prices abe should fair.
,YSe SNNs2SA 1Ss tNSN.
A feature al tao {asAl0n quarterly
IL tn system Of combination sub
>ssUSaaNx> &x xxx e&A @aarSSc@
>N1A0SN2 ~ N3D@ SSN9h> 81
QadldSaecs secs1Ee SQhsoc1Qt100s Il
! ~ the PROMINENT monthly HNAwesk
! ~ periodicals at the regular rates
J and 40 . premium on each spbscyip
| tton 90 eent, they undertake to ssad
their own magazine, TOY one year
free Of charge, to AM address de
s,rsd. ~
( <S&sAs& q ESSsx &Sax&Sxs
>Yp%ySSSAS4m 11a12s XmSD3
]ss@ QsoS& gee yess, az Il Csaes Qe
GODT.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-17
RlstNrlcal PArsllel-TAe Real Ycessoa,
The most formal and comprehen-
slve declaration 81 the rights and
'WSe5Nm S 50 E9yNaN DeYDSD -

The most formal and comprehen-
slve declaration Of the rights and
WSe51SD IS 50 ENy>SsN wDDSD -
ND0>sSDsN0S0s $ 53S>s S0>So'
,Apy N2QaaysN1 - ~ $221w an
f2DAasS N DxsAX1 N 266a. A62z2E0 k10
E&clSa0eaa< Qaase0 I&e se<a(eel<@-
OSSNE IS W1I0N ttySHA YystNNNA We10
declared to be the lawful sac4,essors
70 the throne.
~ u from tbiS BIZ O1EiGhAS 8E0 de-
f2EHd az k60se Qe0Elsl00s GysGc80kee,
lag the tights Of persoas which haze
been adopted 10 our Federal aud
State constitutions. II WAS Tor re-.
peAte1 ylolbtSODS u these yNsSDNtees
fMR& Tho SNNAxtA WeSe MSSeN Ix00N
>S21I&200A YAAH20Ae20AHA01aD
Of OEa0Xo NeZo required 70 0e0a0E0
t1e(r AcoeQkG6de add az tdH 01dlk
aOIA0lN QAthG "a plS0GN chAir (xIEhA
TO observe and protect al these guar.
anteeS OF tho rights and liberties OF
tho people,
Melf eleclloa 10 khe Dhlel EIecu.
tive OF tho nation Was based on these
sacred pledges. and tho revolution
Of 1868 M tho viCt0ry Of tho Par
llament and people Of England Ia
tbe establishment s. &bD lyjDG32SaS
9D0 BepOJ5lSeo swDONsO - iO1s ~.
M0v 6A&22Ar n MAe2zH
The 6tusrts were forever excluded
tcom che throae because at theie 10
ia&iON Of thiS charter.
There 10 q striking applicability Of
this historical parallel TO the present
positions OF tho to political parties
Ia thk country 10 regard 20 the peesl'
dAatial c0ntest. 10 Chls contest Gen.
Hancock occupies tho poeiti0n Of the
Prince Of Orange towards the people
lot 2ngland, Re stands dlstln0tly o.
the pglnClples and solemn guarantees
Of To bill Of rights, which are the
heritage OF oil Engllsh speaking
poor1e. The nomlne0 OF the Repub.
ll0Gn p6sty. on tho other hand. &C.
cuple6 the attitude OF tho 6taarts,
who trampled on oil these gusran.
teoA Ind Who never ren0unced OF 70.
pooted Of their 0utraRes upon right
Tue eis,;tiou OF 1850 will reproduce
By civil methods the revolution Of
16ea which established tho rights Of
OF Tho people OF England on 90 solid
| and permanent q basis.
HaAcock's order No. 20. and bic "a.
mlrsble expeditions and illustrations
Of tho same. embody - full and 81.
pllelt Q declaration Of the rights and
liberties Of tho people Of thooo States
- the famous bill OF rights upon
WhlCh the EnRllsh revolution nv
fought anda glorioae victory won.
| Garfield stands before the people
. tho vindicator and defeodee OF all
tae scts Of . party which out. Herod.
q Herod. and surpassed In violonoe
md sudsclty the usurpations end
butEaeeo Of tho 6tuart6 a0ainst th(
people Of England. nor h1s be ovol
too0uucod OF repented OF these usur.
betlons and Violations OF liberty and
&lght.-N. o. Democrat.
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Frank LeSlie's Sunday Msgssine.

xSs& SeslnS XSA S&Sss ssSsSss> "Bs,
~ ~ XlS92nl3AS1 Nsax2zN. N
co0oA0aG, COG q 0eW ses@G, &y 60
9Ys8ps y 1Saas X>22aewN m9>
Ma0oad, e0<teied "MaM MaSNSy. !"
There are ske.ches Of thrilling inter.
est: essays, .replete with pleasant
yAuNBSas; poe0s D U0us,aN me1s
By popQlsr welters. an abundaat mis.
cellspy. embracing q vast variety OF
subjects. and aAbrdina pleasant and
.MskxSs<&Se xss&SNx, Y&Sxs Il sNsn
wv 1lAluu an A2AwlNal1n
,&acd," Religious Nosss ~NA XS1S,"
..Eo)tor's Portiolls." 'Dbasusry No
tees. "Rscrsasions for Sunday Al.
ternooD." and q charming piece oil
waatc, "Eaw I lay No Gown Is
0>oap." composed for tho DuNDAI
MAGAZINE by Augusta Browne Gar.
Erstt. The 10 qusrto pages, with
|. over 100 illustrations contained II
,>sG& SNSkANk, MAS ~ SSkaSnsN 1S
{yss00 1@W 05l21yaxz; nasAaGl0
Addcsss, Freak Leslte'a PVh.lahIus
Hpuse. - 81 and 81 Park Place
NeV York. ~
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". @. S804 An
al. hsf~~t
AMERICAN CElIA |,
No. ~ CAMP STRlI1ps
NEW ORLEANsK

rs &qQe0d 4 &w YSi&S~>
THE AMERICAN CHINA mum,
BREAKFAST AND TEA @:YSsA
wisiug i6O pieces, for SIS.
4 REAL FRENCH CHlNA nlyx,,
SET, MS pieces, Tor go.
ENGI.ISA STONE CHINA NIYrp,
SETS, l2A pieces, for Sl2:, s
ENGLISH STONE CHINA CHAn,,,
SETS, comprising 10 pieces, m r
DECORATED CHAMBER SEM ~
different c"lored bands, 10 uiec.s Il.
81 81. tiik
GLASS GOBLETS, from 60 cent, 1. A,
per dozen.
Particular attention given y ~
ties and specialties pertaining r,
se.furnishing Department. 6is.
prou,Vtly attended to- So
( Z%M&3@<x&seM @&A ~ss<a1k~
{ x 9 S&$N2S%<NA>~
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A Cincinnati Hanging.

CINCINNATI. July 9.-GeorRt Allen
Price. the murderer OF Willie Back.
q prominent tobacco merchant 81
this city. was hanged. according to
law. In the ward Of Hamilton county
jail, at II IL o'clock. and cut down
dead twenty minutes later, this after
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-17

S~0S
A wave Averages twenty k6ot Ia
height. IL contai0s 4OO t0ns OF water.
It @ thicker at the base thea at tho
top. In that respect it II IKE y pyra-
MD. But u 10 not three. corDered.
&1Axz2MNAEN2 4A1sz2Nx1 "
& &xSaNQa0I> 4 G1H0SaQ0U1A Xxx.
'aS Go Coo aad GalcoM, aAd gCe0daC\
MSNSM
XiPpssts kDew ihIs,
He was not afraid OF waves. He
was fearful Of WaterSpOuts.
BOOK w.
In Tour day. Llpplatt ary1vea at
tho mselstrom.
1T Ia for Maronette," said he.
uxRs m4slsst!SSS%% s, y su sh 4 e tai III S
tom. The mouth Is at the toy. It
,MnI1xe2ArIAg A}lax 2Ag Xar34I,
>&d@d 6UQQaaa e & cs3aea az & &da,
"a ede eacId. LGppllC[ EaeW dec0ee.
HA ~sNN dAwN M<xe WSeGsSsNyM
and 1asteNei y rope aroma The iow-
er end. 70 lhls rope no aAjusted
htocks aud putteys. Then he ctimb-
ed out OF the pit, aud fastened the
othec e0d at tie CoQe to tie nast.
hsad. Tha htocks gave hiuA purchase.
ae rested.
HxsSNY sSSsss\ SJ>Y>Sns& 1sNSSssS 50
>SSN SSSn> ~ >NSS>ssN SD ysNSSSSSSSN'
>1anw1n %wm2aaw ~ M@pM
mo mp N0l>0n 0zD0D0 l>f1 an M
}ucce4 Zoo
{sSQQtstt McoSex s<3VIs <se0 4 &0d
fastened his line. Then he set saii.
The maolslrON followed.
y 6h8V marry USrODelte. "Ae aajd.
8oooG vtW.
Another man ant ON tho picket
fence. IL was 00uiensy. 0oudenay
loved Maronette. Maronette loved
(L22M16NGH
9aadaasy s&~ aaaee<dla& cdeala&
{(No0 &c &&S6aE.
"XNN&MtkA&1" - xSxNA,
) II lookeA wke m inyerted iupnss.
! II vac . thOuDAnd ieet high.
II don't know" said Mar0uette.
8he Vas right. Che dtdut. .l
DOOx ".
Llppiatt diseubsrked. He took
the maelStrOm on his shoulder.
Thon he went TO tho gloomy house.
He hung tho maelstrom on the pick.
}et $sODe>
: Boy 30 ynu 3d. DoubeDsN 0s
>AI1Aa
he knew 0oudensY. He had die.
apeoiated him ABOUT sotne troasecs.
~ ON happy" said 0OudenAy. Il
am going TO marry Msronette."
Lipplstt hooked ct Maronetto.
YES" sh6 ssid, II I2arrY 0Oude'
nay thls nl0rnlng."
Lippiatt went to the wedding.
He gave Maronette . silver. card
CASA.
Naronette smiled.
! Llppaatt went back to the picket
foDce. H0 Ato the mAeIstrOm up.
BOOK X.
AZ tho wedding party went home
they saw . dead body lying beoide
tho picket fence. Tue point ct The
lmaa)etrom Was sticking out OF The
| mouth. .sa..,.a
GOOD gracious!" sajd Mnronette
"Holy smoked" exclaimed 0oude
nay.
It vas Ltpplstt.
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IVA We eo06aaNunl
H. e&Al eSs~se zNsaaoosl
~ 81 ,0llaaaa sadtaa Juls
~ - y ~ saRIAsl of th&bsak b
- ~ - hscshvplus ana unidlyl.
~ ~ ~ %. WHICH shows
~ - e BE- Ia a healthy end
60 q ~ condition. The dlteeeos,
soolng term are az lollowe:
q. =! !Kennedy, Louie 4. Wits.
eutson, Julius vairia, 8.
~ john H. lllSGjanls.
AanauY. aid Il i-.slf
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.as14 y)4l9kc HSss Hs1sn,kalh =
sAse !lI(1oAQlaa ol9eIt
49, = 60 M - q lu,ow.
u ~ p:1.sd
a. - s1l91laalii . omiiassss,
.. - I'D ~. 81 6s|Sysste: AISsr,
- & 81 1lblsst1I; j: 9. ximitaea
- ~ .. 49,; !, 1NEssssq lslpby. sai
-! =! q " thsy Savs 'nos
~ etAs judges. 60, ,.
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Glen. (|artield's Credit MObllller
Record.

YywsM MSs <txM SiMNxN TssSisN&Ny Ne<ace
the Poland Committee, San. "a, 1873.
/ nersr o,cned, received or agreed
10 receirs any stock Of the Credlt No.
bilier or Ofthe Union Pacific Railroad.
nor 01v liridenas " PROFITS arising
fiuM etlAey Of item.
From Judge Poland's Report. Feb. Is,
ls73-Gariield's Testimony Perjursd.
The facts Ia regard to Mr.. GARFIELD.
as found by the committee. are that
he agreed with Mr.. Ames to take
ten shares Of Credit Mobilier stock,
but did not pay for the same. Mr..
Ames received the eighty per cent.
dividend In bonds and sold them for
ninety.seven per cent. aud also re-
ceived the sixty per cent. cash divl.
dend, which. together With tho price
AZ 2%>ezsN MnIAn,
600 az ~ Y22H dz2zY M.s1 Qx22
,axec 6 IL &xcdst2 1Q & @su2aU
rs SsSGNN&& 81 %SQ9A> &00 ~ &c
NeAN <hSM vXMSSsysEOO& MS sSyM\ vsWs
ne bnlpnce 81 dipideNds Wisr pNyMY
for tie stock.
From tho New York Times. Feb. ~. 1873.
Measrs. ,Kelley aad 4arfsn ore
sent q most distCoosiug dGuce. Thetr
participation In tho Credit Iobilier
affair 10 complicated by the most
unfortunate contradictions OF testl-
mOny.
&%Szs>>< >&s&s&A>
; 2@Haaeassx1a>S1 1ssSn1as@
>@x &z1 10 AHy1% ZAN NaH2NWM
>SxN&SA yes xexy Xxx <Sax0 q de
tiYNoO ONB\eaSNAeN 6NWSNtM. Y3NGNA
Cakes Ames may have succeeded In
concealing bis own motive. which
Wad to bribe Co0gzasaaae0. their 90,
}ceQtaace a tde atdck ga 0dt ga k6Gt
accouut tuaoceat. Tie dtsho10r OF
the act. 40 Q participation in 40 oh.
X'asy 12l1 NW Ie0a20a
! H0IZ6 a. klAW AAE0 2<2z2EM IA
}ceal(mo0Q ~lEn ca6aca0ds "a khg M1k.
{tev WA[cA Aa6 dddU Gd0ttadlcted,
Yhe eNsMvxSstee distinctly vejsc[s tie
testimony Of several Of the members
THIS eau 0nty be done on tie ground
fAat ii is untrue. But untrue kestim0'
~ qiusa uadsr oatA is na0,'atlV. II n0t
legally, perjury.
It is the clear duty Of Congress t.
visit With punishment ell who tool
Gcedit Mobtlier stock from Oaksl
( SSSsa>
Observation-Disclosures
J Ixues 4, 4sc6sh at 0dia hGd tea
}shaxes; Nevex paSd . do(lax; xeceExee
$50, which, AfteY the Investigation
began. he was anxious TO have con
sldered az q loan from Mr.. O8ke|
(Ames to htmself.
I Veil, the Wickedaesa at al OF Il 4
| that these men betrayed the trust Q
tho people, deceived their conslitu
seppSt s; eaa bIS evtelQQs spSa M y I'd
graceful.
,>S3DnM Observation-Disclosures ns - ~
{ &c. Amas escad(fs6ea eary cte6eT!
}v&s 9tStXN VSSS Is Kos ~St skoWs 4
this offence. Il he IS 10 BE srpe!'e'
! jOr bribery, TIE men lDhO Vere Orlbe|
s6oNld 90 lcifh him.
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LIST " JyRORS.
vCNtRE FOR OCTOBER TERM llTH JUDICIAL
DlsrRlCr COURT.

LSs&e< &sSsx&s&Ma> &SSy c2e&> tssq
OK <AN 0SxShex <sxyA & <Ns iXSA IvkNSNN<
NSSSsiYt EDS5>z y1s5Sh IS NItENNDsNaA
StSte Of Lo0sisDS, in sccorDsDco VIII
law. Tor the trial az aM criminal cases,
where tbs penalty is not necessarily in.
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sae 2N1er q az ga 1lalke 1s0 8
named Babel Autry. In Sampson
county, Oh July Is. 1873. took place
here to-day at 2p. M. and WAS Wit.
NseSeA SY HSssNN ySN& paNpSe. AM>
pssse0 81 IN god order. howard
protested hls Innocence to the lsst !
end oaade q veyy loNH haxa0HVe eroM
&MN ~ SesAWNA$ u.s. {
W@M9YNS@M SD y 81 ~ 49,
Bon. Who Na0 I'D sccomp})ce IN iOe
1eA1.
hanging Negro Desperate. !
Charleston, 3. T., Ju)y9 --DsnjA
Washington, alias Garter, u DOtOri-
Gus negro desperate. and header Oh a !
gang OF outlaws aud horse thieves
who infested this and adjoining coun.
ties for several years, was hanged at J
2@plgYIY Up M>&e}s%&9 AN2a2(
(azS17z e ~u1~1s2 N2zesN @2u 6R2<
'dee0 a00@d0e0 "a 6aaIGY ag4t6IC (
&&0A Il & &owe7 stsal<0X esAA, Y&A
NNSNeY Was COMMITTED Cd September
", 1877, but Washington was not
captured TIL the early part of 1879.
He vas convicted and senteuced to
DEATH, but aQQeated; add TIDE eppesI
betng decided untavorably, he was
hanged to-day. TIE execution was
conducted In private. and death was
immediats I9 hi sr let g @SWBAqts be
gymen.
; E11I>H2a01 ~ ~ xxAes Nyax. Il,
Axs<0n, TexAs.
A2ss>2. 10>y A-2Ao fsary IA Me
case NJ Ea1es Bros., who nurUeced
MCMILLAN February ~ last. rendered
. verdict OF guilty OF murder In tho
frat degree. assessing the death peD.
NSty ~ tNb GAS0 81 WyD. E0Dh5, 0D1
the penltentlary for We Tor Robert.
During the progress Of the trial the
court room presented a disgracetul
>A4zz& M1 @z&saz1anx q Xxx tx,
>s&& %@SsSSssSS&SMXxA% $500
25MeS 803D92DN3s
0Nx<X3 ~ YSNaxeaA & <SNe <1SaS.
fANIN NSVNiNpNN MDyiOAAIN0 Onb
Moore, Indicted a. an accessory "a
the murder. as being the one Who se-
d0oed EdaeG' sistec> cad UcRed tie
( killiag ct McNliilau t. kEdA "a av(lt.
( The States attorney alluded TO
these facts.
! Thls morning the attorney fer the
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01N SDyt0>ON 10 90H. 10 AapM 0uk
Z ZANA116 AZHUEN1Y H8plE60. N@
ace Wlll(0g "a GAY IhA( NM. "a 1er
Neye thAk Mnove "a gwIIxy 81 the No.
dNCtION Il MtAs EANes, and - the
father Of her child.
Hero. M0Or8. who II out on bond.
aud va Ia the court coom> aQcsu0
10 snd atteaipted to draw q pistoi.
Wm.. Eanes dew q chair and his
brother Robert, also on trial - an
accessory, drew q kniie, and made q
furious assault upon the State attor.
}09X 300. H0NI3 A8H0 A2N1xlAE1N nm
! 0a0 10s re nl3AeZ1 (caas00f 108oc.
}lece0. 2ne Mcea cdurksuona cd
crowded aud tie altg6teat intimation
would have TED to the DESCENDANTS
being severely handled. The Jury
are now out.
Desperadoes On The Rampage.
>, YO.SAy. A6jMtant Oeneral Jopes 70.
ceived . telegram from Fort Davis
stating that Q scouting party from
Company E, Texae Rnngere. had n
eevero 1l0ht With q band Of daeDera.
does on tho Del Norto. One renoer
va killed, and one desperado killed
and thHO0- OnnkNrA6 Ammo Whnyn A.
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day, and tho jury returned q verdict
Of justifisbls homicide;
Preston Rains and iCharles Sharp.
negro saw. mill hauds, had q dttiicu!.
ty Mt Sulphur. resulting IN the kill.
inp Of Sharp. Rains. after the shoot
INK reversed the gun AMI broke it to
pieces over tho dead mans heat ant
escapel.
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Ntwsel1teaasd 70 'rseetys q visit
yos1od1u foma Jpdse 6. Chaplin,
w1elns ln1s rssutus4 hom Texas,
W14p Asihaf been spending tho
l1QpeG vithrhis beautiful bride.
WssahGlAlaaaas htm on Nla luspsayeA
- $3.50 SSb2 ,p1s snD p9es d
H. Z ,&s1 aa edA, &Ak ssts
49, ~ NsiaAAS. AMI 10 no N.
,Aoesa toh9 e0ssse for lase papels.
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49, ,yMpsxsus1 NatlosSl Ras,
k - DahliaA On apossrophe
49,. eblegssolamn, q,
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AlNt - @assssSsA Sssm 81
6tQoes -. ne, ConRzaee.
l6aG 0aaSsaAlon. WISH
Neo6lHlB on Monday. The
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