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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-15

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blood. Joseph Snyder, miner, who board
ed with the Goggles, was believed to be the
murderer. he was caught BY an Infatuated
mob soon after the discovery of the crime.
forced to confess bis guilt, and hanged to
the nearest tree. The Goggles leaves three
children.
A COLLISION Of trains on the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad occurred on the morning
Of the 26th 1t the State line, sixty.th three
miles from Mobile, causing the death Of both
engineers and fremen and the injury Of sew.
eral other employees as well a. passengers
The names Of the killed arc Savage.
Heuchsy and Moody, one not being given.
PHILIP WH1sNANT, Charles Sellers,
and three colored men, riding In . caboo,e
on the AIRLINE Railroad, North Carolina.
were killed by collision, nine miles from
Charlotte; on the s6th. .as'
THH steamer City Of Picking from
China brings an account Of the burning Of
theater in Nomhoitner, Province Of Yuchun.
on the afternoon Of December II. Some
2,oW spectators were in the. theater at the
time, and great panic ensusd. There wa
> wild rush for the doors, and many were
mansaed and killed by being troaden on.
Several hundred were burned to death.
among Whom were number Of actors.
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Rainy Days.

The spring day rose from her sleeping
In the deep, dim caverns of mist,
With the waiting world TO be keeping
Her brief AID beautiful tryst;
But her sweet eyes opened weeping,
As the sunshine her pale lids kissed,
And thus she rose from her sleeping
In the caverns Of eastern nist.
The world had dreamed of the meeting,
From the first of the fartherest years;
But her hand was cold TO his greeting.
And her cheeks were bitter with tears
Her voice was the wind repeating
The pain of the heart that hears;
But the world was glad OF the meeting
To the last of the lingering years.
For forth from her tears came flowers,
And out of her grief delight.
And tire buds swelled under The showers
The blossoms. with sandals white,
Climbed up to their forest towers.
From the broken seeds and night,
But who could toret-ll the flowers,
Or see in the grief delight.
Kali driRe Lee BGfcs.
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REGISTER OF SALES.

.,. of fifty cents for four insertions,
Ine Ia ,ban four insertions, will be
or .d 70. for for all sales registered in this col
coaIgI@ Gear and II IL. cents per time for each sub
''2TSer ESep biils lor sales are PRINTED IN THIS
"nen the same are ADVERTISED IN This
OFFICE % charge will be made for
IN ~ them IN this register
It i important that persons l,s hasins shans salss
o. pe.so -, nrouipilv registered in this col
ha'e ~ Tn The dav for themselves ex-
rnn, 1nl,,ss in their neighborhood, and that no
cius,nd cius',,,Ssr.tanding may arise among buyers
nli,oI n ~ ,be fine OF sale Many dollars will
as = rad 'a,i the seller by usitg this Register.
SI Sbs serirnel and Repabilcan reaches fur-
.s".sr, ~. Who can be addressed in no other
chI cl.'.a' - conveniently and satisfactorily.
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Court Proceedings.

Court convened, as per Proclamation, on
the 7th inst. The Grand Jury was sworn,
and charged by the Court. Constable re-
tGras were received, and with all the ad
juncts in harmonious relationship business
was opened.
Sheriff Kelly fled return 10 rule on heirs
of Daniel Stouff-r, deceased, 10 accept or
refuse in the matter of partition ot estate
OF said decedent. Amos Stouffer, BROTH
u u Daniel Stouffer, deceased, appeared to |
accept farm of 80 acres at the appraise-
neut-Bamelr, s9O60. That being the only
real estate accepted under the appraisement,
an order to Sell two other tracts of land
WAS granted by the Court to the admins
traitor.
B. J. Crawford was appointed to take tes-
timony in the divorce case of +. Haldeman
VS.. Ada Hademan, and plaintiff was direct
I'd 10 deliver watch that belonged to ds-
iendant, and also pay SIS for counsel fees.
Rule granted TO show cause why an ap-
peal should not be allowed to the judgment
of Squire S. B. Caveny's docket as ii stands
Port Royal Bank, VS.. Alexander Woodward.
This case grew out of a transaction OF Jos
L. Deering. The last-named person some
time ago asked Woodward TO go his secu-
iity on small note OF SS, with waiver Of
appeal attachment. Mr.. Woodward signed
the note. By and by he was summoned be-
fore Squire Caveny by Mr.. Pomeroy to ply
surety note for Deering-a note of $50.
Mr. Woodward desired to appeal the case,
for the reason, as he alleges, that the note
Tad been raised from IS to $50. His de-
sire was not considered, and hence the rule
Squire Caveny was required to give answer
before Court on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
The answer in substance was that an appeal
was refused because the right of appeal was
waived in the note. The point at issue was
discussed by lawyers Patterson, Doty, Sr.,
Parker, Atkinson and Lyons.
The case of X. r. Crozier, for use oil
Howard Henchman, VS.. Ephraim Rannels
and Darwin c. Rannels, vas the first jury
trial The action was about 4 box of boots
that had been sent from Philadelphia by
Peipher & Co.. to business man In Pat
terson. The party 10 whom they were sent
not being satisfied sent them back to the
Philadelphia warehouse, from whence they
started. A second time the boots were sent
10 Juniata county, to Port ROYAL, in Cro-
zier's market car. Crozier sold the boots
through some business transaction TO Ran
nels & Son. 1t was the warehouse men,
through Crozier, who brought the suit.
They had paid Peipher g. Co. Verdict for
plaintiff for S34.
The McCulloch, Walker, Conn, Kirkpat-
rick & Co. case, No. 1l2 Feb. term, 1879
goes to Miffiin county for trial.
Ditto - Selinsgrove and North Branch
Railroad Company VS. Henry E. Miller. Sc
also in the case of the same road vs.. Chas
K. Miller.
Three cases were continued.
The case as between David W. Bashort
and Michael l.. Bashore was settled.
In the case between Jacob Rickenbaugt
s. Joseph and Mary Adams, the plaintiff
Is to receive $50.
Hunter a. Drennen VS.. Daniel Knouse.-
NO. %, February term, 1879. This cast
was In court one year ago, and lhen awaken
% considerable interest. The whole rou
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:
on FRIDAY and Saturday, while the Mid
die States and the hear Western States
were suffering Punishment, along their
streams, by food and ice, a ..bIizzard'' was
raging in Minnesota. Snow drifted as high
as telegraph poles, ard in Iowa the fall of
snow suspended nearly all kinds of business.
The ice flood did great damage at Wash
ineton, d. c., having gorged at the Long
bridge. square mile Of the city was
Hooded with water. The water was four
feet deep in many of the streets. The
bridge was swept away it cost $780,
ooo. The loss to government and private
property it is estimated will reach a million
dollars. The Botanical Garden and the
Fish Pond with its $500 worth OF fish are
all gone. One man was killed by the Hood
rushing into foundry, on molten metal.
The explosion that was caused by the min
Cling of water, ice and molten metal killed
the man.
On Monday afternoon, editor Jackman,
lawyer Stone, merchant Wilson, and lawyer
BurchfielG met on the biuk of the river, on
the Patterson side, and they wanted to come
across. They all got into one boat Burch-
field took the cars and struck out briskly
for this side, but the load and the current
were hard obstacles to contend with. When
in the middle o. the river the boat was
going in the direction of Port Royal at
splendid rate. Jackman had experience in
rowing on the Susquehanna, just the expe-
rience needed for such an emergency. The
editor took the oars, and did admirably, in
landing the load about half mile down the
river on the same shore from which the
party started.
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s,RoF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

~ o9-Nrs. lydia Hoffman. one-half
,,ils west Of Oakland Mills, VIII sell one
hrryy 49, one side saddle, lot OF chickens, and
- entire stock of household furniture.
r, %. Edward NJ. Kelly, per-
Il rrnrerty, at his place of residence in
,S.I1,If ~ township. miles southwest Of Pat
!e.sOl.
rsh o. lssl.-Joseph Book Personal
p,a,erty. al his place OF residence IN Fer
-,,I,.b township, not far from Jericho
Mn. H II. Snyder, auctioneer.
r.h a5-.ndrew Bashore, Administra-
49,. 81 peter Bashorc, deceased, in Fa, ette
,oxnsbp-Personal property, mules, mare,
colt. cows, young cattle, sheesB and farming
c.e1sils
March i.-Joseph ROthrock, at his place
os residence one ard a-half miles east OF
Nssiu,oHn-Personal property. = horses,
a mares. cows, wagons, ihreshlng ma
-bip-. plows. harrows, cultivatOr, horse
r,ka wood ladders. horse gears, &c, also,
b1aSebold furniture, stoves, , bureaus,
,,bles. cupboard. sink. bedsteads, settee,
,,apds, chairs. carpet, and other articles.
March Samuel f. Warner-Fayette
township-Personal property, horses, cows,
youug cattle. sheep. shotes, farming imple-
msnts and household goods.
March 2.-Abner Yoder, about 2 miles
northeast OF Miftiintown- in Fermanagh
township-Personal property, . horses, :
COWS, 4 shofes. Brahma chickens, farming
Utensils and household furniture.
March S.-Eancy Berry,, at jericho M'lls
IN Fermanagh township, personal property,
.hcrses, mare, ! COWS, yo-ng cattle, 20
.aeep, , soRs, shOats, farming utensils
and household furniture.
March 7.-Thomp>on Valentine, one-half
mile east Of East Salem. in Delaware town
ship. personal property, horses. cows. young
cattle. shOtes. farming utensils and house
hot furniture
March S John BIshore, Milford town
ship horses, 4 COWS, bull, young cattle,
s. sheep, hogs. chickens, hav, corn-iodder,
Olis, corn, and farming implements.
March 10. lSsl-D. P. Mlnaichan, at Port
Royal, personal property, horses. cattle,
sheep, other stock. farming implem ents, &c
March ii. ". Leyder, Delaware town
ship /. mile east of ThonpsontowD-Per-
soual property, , mares, | colt, cows 2
heiiers, 2 sows. shotes. large lot of farm
.ne implements and machinery, and house
hod furniture.
March l5.-Alton s. Adams, At his place
Of residence in Walker township. personal
property, horses, cows, young cattle, house,
he'd furniture, sc.
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TO CONSUMpTIEES.

The advertiser having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption.
by Simple REMEDY, is anxious TO make
known to his iellow-sufierers the means OF
cure. To all who desire it, he will send a
copy of the prescription used, Gree OF
cbarge,) with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will find II
SURE CURE for CoSsuMPTIoy, ASTHMA, BEoX-
cHrrIs, &c. Parties wishing the Prescrip-
tion, will please address,
Rev. Z. A. WILSON,
1874 Penn St, Williamsburg. n. Y.
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PILLS.

Use only DR.. } NJ. Morrison Sugar
coated Anti bilious Pills as they are
now acknowledged to be the best Liv
er Pill made, box of them should be
in every family. They are also a good
phvsic Can be had at DR.. Banks
pru: Store in MIffiiutowD aud at most
of the country stores The DIR. for
merly practiced in Waterloo this coun
ty. dec u so.
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Pumps and Wind Engines.

Any one in need of good Iron Force
Pump, or a good Wooden, or Rubber Buck
ct Chain Pump, can buy the same of the
undersigned at low figures. Also, Well
drilling in any kind of rock, from % to $50
feet in depth. Water guaranteed. Wind
Engines set up, OF The bes; make, and tested
by actual trial before it costs the purchaser
a dollar. For prices and estimates address
F. ". NOBLE,
Nov. II, lSS0-3m Mlt.Intown, Pa.
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Sales of Personal Property.

Feb. 22-Lydis Hoffman, Fayette twp.
Feb. 25-Peter Bashore, decd, fayette.
Mar. 3-Nancy Bergy, Fermanagh.
Mar. 5-Samuel Markiey, Fayette.
Mar. Thompson Valentine, Delaware.
Mar. s-IIenry Long, Walker
Mar. 9-Daniel Westfsll, McAlisterviile.
Mar. I5-SImon Shellenberger, Fayette.
Mar. ls-Isaac Silass, Walker.
Mar. 22-Beneville Heinley. Fayette.
WIN. CAVENY & son,
Auctioueers.
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MARRIED

KAIN-FAHNES ToCK-On the 9Th IN
slant, by Rev. S. G.. Dresser, Mr.. Henry
Kain and Miss Sarah Fabnestock, both OF
Oriental, this county.
HECKMAN-SiEBER At the Lutheran
parsonage, Mifllintown, on the Sth inst. by
Rev. f. E. Berry, Mr.. George W. Hickman,
of Fayette township, and Miss Cora ieber,
of Walker township
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered tor wears
from Nervous DEBILITY, PREMATURE
DECAY, and all The effects of youthful in
discretion, will for the sake of suffering hu-
manity. send free to all who need it, the re-
cipe and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers expe-
rience can do SO by addressing in perfect
confidence. JOHN B. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar St., New York.
p 1QQr
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PoRT ROYAL, Feb. l6. 'Sl5t

LOO. F. FESTIVAL festival was held
three evenings last week in the hall of Nit
fiintown Lodge, No. lsl, /. o. o. F., for
the purpose of raising funds to procure
some necessary fixtures In said lodge room
A number Of articles were voted to the fol-
lowing named persons: Regalias to j. u.
SNYDER; Breast-pin, to Samuel Monohan (;
Picture, to Mrs. Kate Doughman; Gaveis,
to Liert. d. II. Wilson Post, No. 1874, G.
Ar. The proceeds, after all expenses
were paid, amounted 10 SlO9.75. Every
Thing passed off quietly and orderly, and
the best feeling prevailed.
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Special .Notices.
PIMPLES.

! will maIi (free) the recipe for simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN,
FRECKLES, PIMPLES and BLoTcHEs.
leaving the skin soft, clear and beautiful
also instructions for producing a luxuriant
growth OF hair on a bali head or smooth
face. Address, inclosing &c stamp, BsS.
VANDEIF & Co., ) Beekman ST., n. Y.
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Airy View Academy.
Fort Royal, Juniata County, Penn'a.

The Spring Session of this weil-knowr
institution viii open Oh WEDNESDAY
APRIL 10, 1881, under the personal car'
and instruction Of the undersigned, wh'
will give their undivided time and attention
to the School.
For particulars, send for Circular.
DAVID WILSON, Principal.
J. Il. SMirH, Co-Principal.
Pppr RayAr Feb l6 'Sl-6t
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EXCURSION.

The Railroad Company will issue excur-
sion tickets to Washington for the inaugu-
at reduced rates, on the 2nd and 3rd of
March, good to return on till March {, 1881.
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TERMS.

=. sl5O per annum If paid
suosegifsV,b 'nn,bs; 500 if not paid within
z months, months, advertisements inserted at eo
Iransa.; ~, inch for each insertion. 80,
c.nts per u, ,,,' busines, notices IN local col
Transfer e.n,s per line for each insertion.
umn, ~ @ cen' r;Il be made to those desiring
Deanss';. Dsr,;se Sy the year, half or quarter
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GENTS WANTED.-Big Pay. Light
IA Work. Steady Employ ment. sam
pies free Address. NJ. L. BYRN, 40 Mas
sau Street, New York.
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DIED:

KLOSS-At Centreville, Walker town
ship, on the Sth inst, Augusta c., daughter
of Daniel and Maggie J Kioss, aged year
months and Is days OF such is the king
dom of Heaven.
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Try NiilnwoOd Academy.

Live, thorough, practical. Expenses
light. Spring term opens April 4. Circu-
lars mailed free.
J. K. BAKER. Principal.
SHADE GAP, Huntingdon Co., Pa. 2t
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHILApELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE cattle mar
set is active; sales 1900 heal; prime Ga
6sc good, s. ,6bc; medium, 4ia5tc; COM
mon, 4! ,4.c. The sheep market Is active (;
sales 9,U0o head prime, 6sissc; good. I.
a6c medium, hog; common. 4sd6ac.
he hog market Is active; sales 1000 head /;
extra, 9a9ac; good s.,Stc; medium, Sassc.
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Manhood: HowLost, How Restored

~ just published, new edition OF
h ~ DR.. Culverwell's Celebrated ESSAY
w on the radical cure (without medi-
cine) of Spermatorrhea or Seminal weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impo
tency, Mental and Physical lncapacity, I'M
pedinents to Marriage, etc also, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced BY
seli-indulgencc or sexual extravaganza, sc.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarm
ing consequences Of self-abuse may be rad
icalIy cured without the dangerous use OF
internal medicine or the application of the
knife; pointing out mode of cure at once
simple, certain, and effectual, by means OF
which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
Iy, privately, and radically.
~This Lecture should be in the hands
of every youth aud every man in the land.
Sent tree, under seal, in plain envelope,
to any address.
Address the Publishers,
THECULvERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ann ST., New York;
l.,A2 n D.
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bic grew out Of contract OF Knouse with
an agent that was selling a machine to grind
reaper knives. The business transaction
between tie parties resulted in Knouse
giving a promisscry note to the agent. The
note found its way from one party to an
other till it reached the hands of plaintiffs,
who demanded payment. Payment was re-
fused on the ground OF fraud and want of
agent who sold the machines to sharpen
reaper knives. Verdict, Sl97 for plaintiffs,
same verdict as found by jury in February
1880.
John Waller was granted license TO keep
wholesale liquor store in Mitilinrown.
License was granted to Frank Shields to
keep hotel in McAlisterville.
The adultery case of Elizabeth James VS..
Joseph James was continued by q renewal
of bail.
Reports of B. f. Burchfield in matters of
several accounts.
The fornication cases were continued. ex-
cepting the long-standing one against H. S /.
Thompson, which came to trial, and to an
end, by the jury failing to agree upon q
verdict.
Commonwealth IS. John Hsgerman
Indictinent-Breach of Peace. True BILL
This was a case that grew out of a rumpus
at religious meeting near Cross Roads,
Delaware township. Verdict, not guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. Joseph l.. Deering.
Indictment-Fraud. Peter Evans, p-o.ecu-
tor. Verdict, guilty.
Commonwealth w. Joseph l.: Deering.
Indictmrht-Fraud. John Coffman, pros
ecutor. True bill. Confession by defend.
ant rendered further proceedings by jury
unnecessary. There were seven indict-
m-nts found against Deering. On Tuesday
-yesterday-the Court sentenced Joseph
L. Deeribg 10 the Western Penitentiary
The sentence covers the seven indictments
found against him. On two indictments he
was sentenced one year each; on four in
dictments he was sentenced two months
SeNh 'h ohS ihciStincut hc Nsc scuttHEtu
four months. forming in the aggregate a
period Of three years.
a petition was presented, asking for the
erection OF county bridge across Zoox's
dam in FermInagh township.
A petition, asking that the river bridge at
this place Ue converted into a county bridge,
was presented to the Court yesterday.
The Grand Jury, after its tonr of observa-
ton of public buildings and public grounds,
recommend that all such things that tend TO
facilitate the escape of prisoners be re-
moved from the jail-yard; that closet for
the exclusive use of women who may be
called to court be erected; that the Com
missioners and their Attorney inquire into
the law that gives corporations the power TO
arrest tramps, so that they may know
they are authorized 10 impfison
such nomades as have beer arrested in ad- !
joining counties, to be tried at the expense !
of the county in which they may be i'm |
p,isoned. The Jury also recommend that |
the use of the Court House be forbidden |
for all purposes, excepting the holding of
courts, religious, and educational meetings. /
Tur warm weather of "Wednesday and \
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THF warm weather OF Wednesday and
THURSDAY put sufficient wafer into the river
TO break up the ice and brig Il down with
a pcll- nell rush that was hard to stand up
against. About O'Clock p. NJ. on Friday
the Newton Hamilton river bridge passed
this place. At that hsar the middle pier of
the bridge at this place had been 50 worked
upon by the ice that almost everybody that
saw it predicted that it would not be many
hours till the ice would so crumble ii that
the two middle spans of the bridge would
not be many hours in following the Newton
Hamilton bridge down the river The pre-
dictions were correct, tor at 10 minutes to
3 O'Clock the middle pier was SO battered
that the two spans that met OF rested on it
fell into the river. on the ice, and passed
away WITH the food number of people
hurried down to Por, Royal, to see how the
bridge at that place would srsnc the shock
of an encounter with the floating Mifflin
bridge; bat, fortunately, no harm was done
to the Port ROYAL bridge. The damage by
ice TO fences along the river is heavy.
There was four feet of back water from the
river On the second floor of the Mexico
mill. and the water IN Heirick's store COW
cred the counter. The water was backed
ND to the second floor of Cuba mill in Fer
nanagh township
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Sale Bills printed on short notice al the
Office Of the Ssnt'ssi AVID Rsp06iieax.
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1874 Penn St, Williamsburg. N. Y.