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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-24
A DASTARDLT. ATTEMIT AT IN
CENDIARISM.
Some Hell.Born Fiend Attempts @
Fire q Church
His Object a Profound Mystery.

While the worthy pastor OF our
handsome little Methodist Church
was paying snort visit to the camp
ground at Biloxi, and when the last
finishing touches were being put
upon the edifice. the basement eli
trance on Lafayette street, tmm"dia-
tely in front Of the Sunday School,
was left open for the convenience OF
the workmen. Here was kept their
paints and lumber. Mr.. John Lark.
on entering it one evening. discover
ed q bottle with the neck broken of.
filed with coal oil. at least a score OF
matches deposited therein, together
with a piece Of resinous pine, and at
least a dozen larger pieces piled up
over It. The cumbustible materials
were placed against the wooden par.
tition, and q pile Of ignitable splint-
ers heaped up around them. Mr..
Lark Immediately took possession OF
the whole, and brought them to Mr.
Theo. Haller's store. where they are
now exposed for the inspection OF all.
The matter was kept private until
Mr.. Hough returned, for obvious rea-
sons. When We inspected the base
ment last week unburnt matches
were ronnd on the ground. The in
cendiary, after striking the matches
dropped them in the bottle. rs We
found the sulphur burned of OF all
but the matches themselves intact
To the Providence Of God alone cal
be attributed the wonderful escape
We can account for incendiary fire.
to deiraud Insurance companies. O
for purposes Of plumber. They ais
sometimes occur to create labor 10
a hslf-s,srved popuiace. But non
but q tiend incarnate, blinded b.
fsnsticis,n, would attempt to bur
down a house Of worship.
Nor do VIC think any Of the colore
Trace guilty Of 20 great: sacrilege. 70
Il Il we'll known they possess an IL
/. nate respect for sacred things. wha
ever else they may he guilty OF.
= We hope and trust the scoundr'
NAV be detected. 1t Is hard to r.
alize that such a flend resides anon
! IA. But unerring justice. sooner
/. later. IA sure to overtake him.
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Parish Convention.

Nv virtue of the authority vested in
ma liz resolution OF the Parish Central
Executive Committee, Parish COnyeh-
ton Of the Democratic party OF the far
ish Of Natchitochcs is hereby called 10
meet at the Court House in the city ol
Natchitoches, at l. NJ. on
MONDAY, AUGUST sd, 1880,
for the purpose Of elccting seven dele
gates to represent this Parish in the
congressional Convention ut this place
on the first Monday in September.
Said Parish Convention shall I've COM
posed Of Fifty.seven delegates to be
elected from the Democratic voters o1
the various wards, in the manner c"sto'
mary with them, respectively, as follows
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-24
An Important Ease Settled in the Lq'1'
" Court.
| Washington l. ,. July TO- 1880 ]

Washington l. >. July ~, 1850 ]
zone of the c -, > uecid Il Ii the
Equity Court yesterday, before > Judge.
Cox, settles finally the interests OF
he several psrties III the late urn OF
Chapman, Hosm"r 4 Co., anu the
large claim business of tue lrm anu
their enormous land interests. reach'
ing into OHIO. Indiana. Illinois Iowa,
Wisconsin,, Michigan: TEXAS anu
other States. The order OF the court
Yesterday was. in substance. that he
title to al, the lands in question be
vested il Charles u. Gilmore. neti-
Toner in the suit. and that all the
assets Of the firm be turned over to
hin. This ends IL suit involving
more value than any other between
individuals ever tried In the DIS"
tripf -
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Another Lamp.

That enterprising grocer, Mr.. =.
W. Kile. with his. characteristic IN.
dependence, has put up q lamp ct
his, corner, St. Denis and Second
atreets. at bis own expense. We
urged. last week, the taking up OF
subscriptions for this purpose, but
Mr.. Kile u not man OF email meas
ures. 30 he had the lamp erected
himself. Such enterprise deserves
tho commentator OF all good ctti'
zens. and We trust will rebound Il
the proeperity Of Mr.. Kilo.
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DR.. s. D. Scrugy's Lecture.

On Friday night, Of tho 10Th lnst''
the above named gentleman paid
visit to our town. according to pre-
vious engagement, for the purpose
Of delivering an address on the all
important subject Of education. we
regret that the audience when
gathered on the occasion at the court
house was not more numerous. but to
compensate for the paucity OF num-
beers We noticed quite large proper
ton, II not = majority. OF our most
intelligent citizens, such as would
beat understand and most fully ap-
preciate tho very eloquent and elias.
sic address delivered by tho learned
lecturer. It Is impossible, without
having q copy Of the lecture before
US, to attempt anything like an ex'
haustiv0 review Of the many points
touched upon. From beginning to
end the discourse fairly bristled with
facts, and fancies-vith ideas new.
or presented Il 70 fascinating q Ngarb
a. to invest them with all the force
Of novelty, and characterized
throughout by a cstholicity OF spirit
which divestad them wholly OF all
sectional or sectarian bias. The
lecturer, however. earnestly impress
ed upon bis hearers the great impor'
lance Of building up. and sustaining
home institutions Of learning, and
gave a. one reason for the more per-
manent character Of Northern COL
llepes the fact that they are largely
sustained by Southern patronage
and that their pompous catalogues
are continually swelled with the
names Of, q multitude Of Southern
students. at ~.
The general tenor and object o.
! the address was to impress upon tn
minds Of those present the necess't!
, az education In all ages, but most es
pecially, under our present condi
lions Of life, when knowledge is uni
versally admitted to be the prim'
factor In civilization, and the onI,
distinguishing mark between the en-
|lishtened man and the savage. ID,
community has Tor many years bee
somewhat noted for its Indifferent
. lam on this great and vital subject
and ve therefore have cause to than
: the Doctor for bis Effort to arouse U
from our ignorant and suicidal letf
. srgy, and trust that his words.
. fltly spoken. will in due time brin
forth coed fruit. IiIBaig slr. u
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The New City Hall.

In the Mayors Office will be seen .
plsu Of the new City Hall, for the
building Of which como OF our best
citizens arc urging q tai Of I'VE mills
for not more than three years. None
Of our tax payers will mise this tri'
ding amount. while It will enhance
the value Of their property. aud In
creaae their business. Everything
that tends 70 the ornamentatjon' OF
our CITY cannot iall 70 30 beneficial
70 our merchants and business men.
The time % not ar distant when
Natohiasoaak1 = -
| tho lea,ilse al ~ nbsAsna'
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Interesting Caterpillar Talk.

0eoree Monroe, 90 industrious
oolored planter Who works on MrAs-
,eour'st) kntatiA aapear aceitoches.
80 so.spwu 1T week 4. purchase
soms necessaries. On entering tho
Dora Of one OF our merchants bis eye
rested ON . keg Of nails. On being
ssked by . salesman what he needed.
the following dialogue took place:
0eorse-"I wants I've pound OF
dem der nails"
Clerk-"What numbers do you
wish :"
0eoree-"I knows nufan' bout
numbers : l only knows how to raise
cotton and corn. I wants them nails
for to kiver a shed"
| "A aent)epsa. wh6 happened e X
! p.rjsnt. bfoks 10 With the following
queries: -,
"0sorse. how IL your crop ?"
0eorge-"Fine, sar, 6ne! de hest II
do world"
"What about caterpillars ?"
0.orge-'Csterpillas! Csterpillas
lr,sbeen hsrin' bout 'snfor tho pas
thr1e xeelIs. But deyse oil here II
tom. Dsy amt mono In, our fields
nsvse eot 'sm hcve In town and dsys
heen = feedin' EN- 10 I'm for the la :,
lehree veoko % cotton leaves. TneE
IN I knows bout CATERPILLAR. y
1srchanie like EN-; but Do phatel
AnmSt ~
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Daring Robbery.

Between tho hours Of l? and !
o'clock on tho morning Of the 10th.
some daring thief entered the Sleep
inp apartment Of Mr.. Frank Nc.
Daniel, on Second street. near the
Dirt Bridge. ana stole thereirom 1913.
The money waa In an armolr. close
by his hid, and Mr.. Mcdaniel 10 OF
the opioniOn that he must have been
choloformed. There were other val
,,sbles 10 the armoir, but they were
overlooked by the thief, who evident
" was acquainted with the premises.
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Lightniug's Freaks.

A colored citizen, straddled on a
mule, Was crossing q field on the
Rost plantation, some sixteen miles
from here, when the lightning ap'
neared to strike both. At least both
sought mother earth as speedily az
possible. But. to the surprise OF our
informant, both sprang from the
ground and scampered of In diner.
eut directions. more scared than
halrt
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-24

The cool weather that We are hav'
Ing makes the young folks. and the
old ones too, feel lively. and has put
the idea Of dancing In their heads,
for they gave party on Thursday
nisht last, 1t LacosteS Hall. where
they hal u pleasant time. az they
danced until the small hours OF
morning began to creep upon them,
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The following would seem IN apt
illustration OF what would be the do
sire Of manI ct OUT wanderers 70
Kansas. II they could only get the
vherevithsl to return. We 6nd 1t 10
Brick Pomroy's Household:
And now good. bye 70 81 tho dear
once I nave met and loved. You
have been 20 kind. % genial. %
varmlv hospitAbie that you have
Won THE Southern heart o. mloe. pus
II canne bide VI ye." for other
hnnda 40 bockoning me. and like %
4 carrior dove released at go retufno
first OF III % ID doye:eot. . doel my
~ SsHss i111ovina ~ natural pe0Qpee
III lnre me- back 70 tho sunshtns
IA flowers Of my own native land:
iove Won I'll. and would feign be
Nth you forever and aye. but.
| .rse ewine beck to Dixie,
! No moro l's Rwins to wander;
i Nv hearts turned back to Dixie,
X Ard ] can't stay here no longer.
Imiss 4 "a plahtatAul, yssss
Y s.nsE. ~ ~ relAstan. { :
Ri II hsart't tarnsd back 70 Dixie
Il And I must &c."
stsa.sr Belle Il sAssvtpest. aisi''il
RI River.
~x-AA>. - enNNea that lRlD
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Mayors Court.

william Henderson. colored. charg'
ed with disturbing the peace and
using bad language. was fined -
and costs.
Joseph Wolsey, charged with be-
ing drunk and disorderly. was mulct'
ed In the sum Of five dollars and
costs.
Hamilton White. for same ohense.
had to ante five dollars And pay
costs OF prosecution.
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Customer--"Why are Malt Bit
ters' 90 popular 2"
Druggist because. az q Food
Medicine, they enrich the blood.
harden the muscles. quiet the nerves.
nerfect digestion." july24.4w.
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THE LITERARY
Revolution.

Tho most successful revolution Of the
century. and, to American feedees Of
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ThOs. Hughes's "
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Parsons Purgative Pills are a price
less boon to the people OF the south
and Southwest. They ellectually
prevent fever and ague and all ma
larious diseases, and cost only -
cents box,
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Assessments.

Assessor johnson has assessed
1000 OF o r tex. payers up to the 23d
inst, the sum total OF whose assess
ments amount to sels.555. Pru'
dhomme's, Cloutlerville and Rost's
ara vet To he heard from.
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The horrors Of war are nothing to
the horrors Of Neuralgia: lmmedi'
ate relief may 10 had by Datnl0g the
head with Johnson's Anodyne Llnl'
ment and snuffing it up the nostriis.
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@otal Gleaninos.

The weather 10 entirely out OF joint.
alternating daily between rain and
sunshine. Az We 80 to press It ts
splendjd fall weather.
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the PLATFORM.
Algplod by " Nstisnsl Democratic
Ceeyentisa at Cincinnati,

Csuyentisn At Cincinnati,
s,,., .-s.. June -, 1850.
n psassssts Of the United States In Con
,woIn smsntlsd, declare:
I've ledgs ourselves anew to the CON I
ai1ltisaal doctrines and traditions Of the
Dunoosatis' party, a. illustrated by the
taoahinR oad examples Of long l'no o!
.Do1osistle statesmen and patriots. anu
0holied in tho platform Of the last ma
toaGlsmvsatisa Of the party.
4 Oppesition to Capitalization anu 10
~ diageeous spirit Of encroachment
~ teode 10 consolidate tho power Of
e 1epestusnts in one, and thus to create
vhe1evee ha tho form Of government. . |
Noldopetlsm; no sumptuary laws; separ.
~ Oh church and state for tho good Ut !
-: common schools fOstered and pro.
)oe0ol.
4 Hone rule honest money, consisting
dauA and oliver and paper convertible
~ coin ON demand; strict maintenance
Disable faith, Sests and national; and =
III II seyenae oily.
q z, osboB1ipa1jsn Of the military to the
oivn coWGe. 81 general and thorough re-
I'm ~ civil ssrvice. aIA
,,k NJ right 10 free ballot il right
I1ilii;ogvativs Of oil rights, and must and
+ ' as4!essinsd in every part VI sA'
8 n s1iseiag, administration IL 9 rep
oog1h1ivs Of conspiracy only, and the
49, - ~l~AA - snepOmm6 hn0IOt IN0Y0A
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II STOP ORGANS c s"Sis,'; sos \
ed and shipped, only 1915: New
Pianos. $l95 to $1,000. ~ Midsum
n,er offer lllustd free. Address Daniel
r. Realty. Washington, n. J..
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish Of NatchitOches.
| certify the above to he correct ex'
tract from the original venire, as drawn
by the legally appointed and qualified
commissioners, in and for said Parish aud
State. July 18th, 1880. for the October
term, 1850, OF the nth Judicial District
Court for said Parish of NatchitOches.
In testimony Of which, witness
my baud aud official sea-, this
[L.S.l 10Th day Of July, A: D.. 1850.
A. f. LEMEE,
Deputy Clerk Of Said Court.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SDecial Notice 10 License Payers.

SnER1FF's OFFICE. July 8, 1850.
All merchants and dealers subject to
a license tax, are hereby notified that |
have received the State and Parish I,cen-
SEES for 1850, and that they must he paid
within ~ days, or ! shall proceed AS the
law directs.
SAM'L. =. RAlNES,
July loft. Sheriff Il Tax Collector.
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CHEMICALS,
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TO1IET AND FANCY ARTICLES.
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Pnre Wines and Liquors for medH;nal
purposes, Paints, Oils, VarnisheS' Glass
and Putty. ..v., 400.
Physiciians' Prescriptions earthly pre-
pared at all hours.
June IL.
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POLITICAL!

4 meeting Of the Parish Central Ex-
IA ecntiye Committee Of the Demo.
cratic Party is hereby called for Sat.'r'
day. July 3lst. 1880, at II NJ.
NJ. J. CUNNINGHAM,
rul,, "a Chairman.
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LIST OFJURORS.
yENlKE FOR OCTOBER TERM llTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT COURT.

List Of Jurors drawn. July l2th, losO.
for the October term Of the 18th JudIclal
District Conrt, Parish Of Natchitochess,
State. Of Louisiana, in accordance with
law, for the trial Of all criminal cases,
where ,he penalty is not necessarily im'
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Chambers's Encyclopaedia.

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COnstable's Sale.
Alfred Maycur vs.. Hardy Ware No. 252
:. W. Kile ". Alfred Mayrur. M. 439.
Jack Spradl,ny w. Alfred Maye"r:
Alfred Mayeur IS. Jack spradling.
No. 4l4.
First Justice Court, Parish of Natchito.
ches.
DY virtue Of several writs Of Fl. Fa
ID issued in the above entitled and
numbered suits, and to me directed, |
have seized and will offer for sale I" the
last and highest bidder n, the door Of
the Court House in the city and parish
Of NatcllitOclcs, on
Saturday, Dist day Of August, 1885,.
ut II o'clock NJ, the following described
property, tO-wit:
A certain lot Of ground with all the
buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in the city Of Natchitoches, on
the South side Of Church Street, oppo
site the Court House, having = front 81,
said street, measuring from the line u
the Market House, Of sixty.six feet
and running back for depth, between
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