The People's vindicator., March 27, 1880, Image 2

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ons*te ipo m tea, wo
de ntely aeh as of our eon* TIo
tWy,7 s@ tarbo themei I n slav d.
as to wOther we are to ba a go
eroment of free and lderpendent
kates, or a centra d despotiem at
Wubleton, is Is proper for e asm
rsiea and kblend of humsa rights.
Io look th Mtstion ealmly, but re
oelsaly lathe hse It Is evidSl t
bor s them5e5r dte Nlorthern pro
pe, a sto rsent suoseses of the
epablnas patty, that the people of
as b hb w Nineiess to hib t
sol fshthr the ighest abarsmi
Ils of bumn nur thoe of fr .
tudesad prdesaa under the mout
- piall sad samtluls t premon
in. IS l psates t tthe world tat
the aepub aria tty has but one
boad of union, sad that is blind
ad malignant hatred to the people t
of the Bootb. This party Ia tb
moeastrus osbprim of mallse, and
has acievb d everuoose party tba
by appealing to he most diabolil
paseloes of ae hum.a beart.
Although s yareesn harve lapels tb
ed sine the lat sun was ired In
our setional cooalet, sad aotwlth*
ssandig the beroC conduct of the p
fother people during the strule. th
their diglsed atttude nla deMat; ®I
thdr subliie devotion to the (Con be
stlotuto ad to the principles anon i dU
elated to the Deblaatio of lade.
penIduea. yet the ferocibus shriek aS
of "rebel" and a wave of the blood- ti:
sMIds tqulte nlent to rally a s. OP
jerity e< the Norther rabble to the
stlandd l Me party of hate. To be
this prt we owe all the bloodshed a
and miLdl of the ptrt war; our lot
delated fields, our ruined homes. W
and the tears of our belvemd adl
belpless oese. Men than all we ae
ladhed to hie pta ty for the lou T
trign a hbode of thleaee a a4
pimpess knownM by t*he e s u
usm el e t.~pem'M ae ssml' ~s
wa tomesther with their Isont
Arlms alias. With the history of t
tapass dlistly Mhfo a%, whbatis s
ow d y to e ce sandto our Ae
loat We er ant gand thelu-p
pium paty otherwise theean as p
earwlm and ltplable seams. sand
It wul be elsll ad a solelasl In
ug not to laid ourselves sad oneu
deledt iteersts maoast its uas-d1
g lsd s ale, by every ae la our
Orsattitude is purely a defensls e
o.e prosn d by the lstles of i
eslfupresserviea sad a cuomes
-mes deemiuata not to plee el
ouaselveeto te somew of armelaes a
sa torine n. Does any msrone
he, sthat t phrhty wlle wr be ht g b
esnd by sentimatsa d eharity al
msgasalaltty The answer is plain.
Tirhysnotabd It. All snauei
a IN the past hsa been achieved.
tItu the rolsie or enmty
All hoes oftem e m , the soist
at eloe, te teueM sad luur. c
or paener all dopuud au qmausi
da bailsal unade agmaw se I
senL. nearnlirheeoastyie i
v ulilegthis tOrrile deuet hom
!asees h.iol . We esheld oeal a
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NeW Ulnsa Iotes. To
TIE NINTH WEEK'S SBE8ION tbO
1OF THE OENERAL o
ASBEMBLY. In
to
PAIsAE Or OTE DIVeIsB BILL DT TUr
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AIDOTDEg Mj ISTag O
lpeial 0Correspondence of the Vt I
vtcATOS.)
to
Nzw Oa xs, March 13, 1,.
The revenue bill as finally paused e
the House as amended, and goes to t
the senate. Upon its third reading PI
Sunanlimous vote was given ln its tr
favor. This doesnotargue, however, 0
that It was eatfactory to all the t
members. On the ontrary a very to
strong opposition exists to t, and a ol
number of members explained that Im
they only voted for It to get it be- qi
fore the Benate. It is now believed 1N
tbat the enate will amend the mess
ure to make is oonform to moest of te b
provisions, to the s albill. It m
this Is done, there will be a coniats
between the two Houses, and a com b
mlttee of cooloreaoe will have to
be appointed to settle the existing
differences. As the bill now stands. of
Its better title would be "An act to U
preventibe oollkdtlon of taxes," be
cause it otffers every Induoement to i
tax pay era not to ay, and under its 1
operjtioo the delinquent list it would gi
be laer than ever. This is wnhat
arouses suchb oppositton to It. Mei. I
bern Iqalst that all persons should be r
made to pay their tasee; that the la
Sburdene of government have too b
lor ested upon the shoulders of 8
gllte paersand thtabroni d
I Wai resisters sould be thtoel to
sUitla the upot rt tate.
SThe majority of the oouse unfort. d
Snaoiyte too a difflerent view, and o 4
amended the prvisions of the orig
e bleas to greatly weaken It; in w
Sot to nadir it inoperative to en- a
t twe tIis almost ceritan tlS remedy o
~ bthis deet Ina the bill as Is now
p tbas ds. of thebll a
Jackson, who were r mos the most ti
P pronounard oppoents of h amend
o me e aad edu to, esp ised I
bheir rote s folow: a_
esn oegrove-I a op. tI
S seto the bill as eaded, beut as
an equally opposed to an extra
Ssession, and aa revenu hill is ne- t
-sof ]akdt -
tobbss- tis bil as b aand'
Sedas one the amoet famo lis- /
Slavo moeastroettIe ever given bu
to any lislal ve body andl I di- I
o clat say bonr laalstlang I the a
- aemeotoemest: but I havea I
I bItb tiho stion sad wisdom the
Seste and la ord.r to gt this bill I
" before haet honorabe body without I
i any further delay Ieo "les.u I
•". I 133{ IU EAIN CAs.
S The oose of epreseatatives on I
Wedmdrlss stook uthe c ao f
' ber the urth Wed of New
. Orles. who stood cahrggd wlab
in esne eawold furnirsh SoN, a sdt*
80 g* -be rod to Meain
e- - furislted theywr herae
mllned ln oe unttl Desember nas.
A MlII th te l was being e .asl
eess I tro e mir whMoi s prthei d
he eletn forneaW Ueed o M.
 ralege tso he ueslulle r of
is U amlateswo
yboted lor S * Mr.
Thel B e Ie wo sem a
sionb selon y onaId
was therefe eturned to Kr. ore.
who amended it by strlklnp
7ai je word "Northwestarn ," thus
tob whes It wes Inero
doemobnelat week i aa
de Iatseath oeberetbhe testver
* th lghbbellgtowad is Il
memas -ast sores
atso o
ths-)
Rluuss ti renutoan to Pr int. oa 1
lmgeVrt onmbiatl.lO of mePmbers. of
The oatn is too praye to i~piuteI iI
proper motlv5 .to the opponeO ts of ct
all measures whicblobh it appove. I t
the ap t lo instance the oppzients I
of the bill were botuated by the best to
of motives---tbt of veial to the lu
Impr.veri.hed pol' b e the liate pa
the sum po10t, whboi they believe sri
to be toin erse of the amount neces- th
sary to repair hbe State Houe at
Baton Bo~ug. That is all tere is
the "Improper sombioatio" u*. b
earthed by the editor of tthe StaD.
133 us£ MP mo or 0LmsJ auaoms.
The billl ovilad for the apot. 19
mat of polce rou r .by.theY.I.
bu of the aene l y, s o noond
the $tAte with ' bals" lottery com. ti
panies. In the House a bill wasim' re
r troduced several days agoby Mr. of
0Gibson, of Madison, which provides
Sthat all persoans who will give bond
In the sum of p$0,000 for the payment
Sof $0.000 a aear, and will actually d
py aiutuo theltate treasury the Arst
quarterly lIstalment of $10oe00, shall,
I 1 authortIed to establish policy
sh ops throughout the State. This
Sbill was favorably reported this o
I morniong by the Committee on Judi.
l latry. Mr. Farmer, of Osaclitar
however, made a strong mioority ro -
port ia which the u moorst etleIt
features and dlss morl e
of the bill were elearly seat forth.
SWat will te the al vote upon th
uestion is at this tme probmatiesal.
o iIs understood that there is strong
s lobby invoring its ssge and u
I treat presaure Is beý mhia upon
Smemers Isblt favor. uhe speolous
Sgersment is used that the oInorpoI
e ration of as unlimited number of o0
Soter com les vowl result to the «c
tbeat of thepublle 1duatinfu ioo.
I uhb will eqmlr 9 ely bi
e acceptable to tle people of the
SThey will hardly care e
t,ab-l thrown tetrs tht her  ith- g,
Sdies hbave been eduoited by a ta a
o derived from the encouragement of a
11 the Poplaor sentment _W11" t 1o I
. I oral pratges. oo h reslt
a was nioenOpled a n b he smee r I
di m11 eem ibexes of aooto belevdo
. I thes eom senatiss Iave.Sion ,
y brelatile o s o orbly swe ebo
. Thisbelratiied an It. The Leg ,
II the poptlar seatimet he e i, a
. abolisd i the ab rt of the Los
Iana Lottery Impasyad tha pb
ISed Il e sheoesasituLos had sot tl ,.I
mebers of the eoovea tion beon-ed
ll thbt the Obse had a oastrah t a
aso tthe Isatei a l tsharac I
-a1 , srasd theo -. oeuue old t l ,
o. ted. Tbei tste he liadel bfeae
on Heslon to ladorpogate the mstoot q
I. prviiou losl th consttutIon. There a
. was solatatio to nreose th pub
a. I sbhoolfuado by t ohe ea ro of,
is other lottery e Aos l dea ha
s bae I the eoMvealom was eomelu- o
Se sL "astowthS o f sh proib a
salon. It was borporated becasQle
, the Lougiiaenlotter y Ompan vast
Il believed tohae tstd r s, nd
at not for the aeourement of lttry I
playJg, u t the l orporu o
other ompsals. The bll befour "
thesats the do lle of all mot lof
erhybe. The efect upon
wI1 5 ontemptan d stto oed taota
To I Mo loi the of teli, g more
of rhlallt he trtIhoer eh llotrlo in
eh by e ss ese byA alesato a
,sl harIge ram therI usirt to the
r. ole so e hota% ald eassed tht
il whti dM slo boiem t-b biellc me
o-_ parIsh eoatd muahll indebted
*t mesa aall be received e la p tof
es all licenses an tosch due the par.
e lets sad m npaldt. Is The I1
.r. .o reosre onl the bsgntnr of
r the Governor to boea law. It
will probably be promulgated in a
a - a two.
sat The followlng Mile of-t
nib. ptlletios hav been Ina l
I the to Houses dr in the week.
sad Dy Senator Oai6ingbsm-As set
ree relave t tthe etabIshmeat of an
oa insanesume at Natahitoes.
bill n the sountry bhes.
bos Se neartor -A a otto es*
Iap na a New Orlesas a untversity
ma B oSoentr Walton-a nact rela.
ilverto the she aof prOpnrti forfeited
so .o tohe tate for taus. This bill pro.
an vdeo that on and after the fiteenth
bat of Janry, JUst shersb shall ad.
tga sand licses ad shall sell the
esae w thbot arebemest; provi.
ded, tShe amonat bslgt hall cover
it the sameut 5 mai, s dof the
eisse them thserlff sball ofer the
e hr ssle as alsm m est annual sale,
for uheeheatthak 1ilbrl
fending of the enisolldaed bonds
l of tl Ist.d c ofuisie or ior
s in relation to ths State debt,
*54 ei s levy anaaussl tufor the
ad psEagatci she latelete the bonds
araelb i8 of the
WDh as prdeastn n ies tse
Grsin t sAs es, irsil li on f S
Fl:E with au o
'l ~ C~~
I Also. an sat to enforce arsele gT
of the c"nrstltulon and to make the
oummeargy padlfonu to pay the
SoustndTU idebpbtadluS of the oon
I sttutloal oovntvntion.
SBy Bepresttatlve Hery -Am act
t to regulate the making and publicl
Sdon stateineats by liourance 00om
panies and associations, and pres
e orlbiog the penalties for violations of
this ast.
t MaW LAWS.
The followin bills have paged
both House, beena pproved by the
Governor and oclaliy promulgated :
A seact to arry Into effect article
190 of the consttutioo of this State,
i prohlbltlli the sale or giving away
I any latoslieting drink or drianks on
a elctloo say, at or wthin one all of
a a where elections may he
SAn seat sthorislgthe Governor of
i* the State of Louisiana to employ
3 counsel to assert the rights of the
State to lands donated to the State
by the Federal government, or to
recover the value of said lands In
d money or scrip.
An act authorlring the Governor of
Sthe Stae to employ onunsel to rep
resent the 8tste in the Supreme Qoui
Sof the United 8atesn t he ease of
the 8tae of New Hampshire agalnst
the tfats of Louisiana.
SAn act to regulate the practice of
a dentistry Ia the state of Iuisiana.
An act prescrlbing the manner of
changLin perish lines and of remov
log parish esat s.
An act to provide for the transfer
of causee pending In the courts es
rablished by the constitutIon of 1868
to the courts established by the oown
Sltiution of 1879.
An ant to rfacllitate the trial of
causes on the Ordinary Docket of the
Supreme Court of the State of Lou.
OBSERVEB.
OBITUATY.
Departed this life on the 6tb inst.
of pneumolIa, Luos P. Lauszon,
son of the late Lake Bedesito, of
Wins perishb La., In the a0th year of `
Poor "oony as" he was called
by his faImtliars-t a land of stra.n
gers, tar from frlends, and the loved
--n of home, li geotle sPlrt pass
ed to theo bribt aod emd realms of
. Bo, reared sad educated
liaLouilsein, there were but few
o naamoe better sad more favor.
a~oi a tha'' loosy" Bedelhb.
r'four -he was a student at
La, S"tletne when heal
snda peerless tleman.
Af.erea ,theUniversity of L.. I
ahe etered WiU ersity of New
orkt where he graduated as a elvil 4
Birtlalg bome, he soon entered
uuon theactive duties and relations
of life, and early demonstrated to
the world the noble qaalides bl him
and that Opportunity was only 1.
qured to brolg them outln their
truest and brightest ool~a.
o studenoot of colleg, no neighbor
who understood and knew bow to
p~preiate lonie chivalry, but
loved and a'dmred him--and this ad.
mlratlon was not the evanescent lit
rll of lmple friendship, but t had
ls tblrsh los bhlger an Iholler source,
I ch sprlbings ftom probMIty manners,
oand a heroic devotion to le's great
Sduties and a desire to ilIh11 that
mrat mandate, "Do unto others as
o ttth should tt thrh boald do unto
Sawemll, "looney I" The vene
able friend whose pen now twines
the larel aad the oy as a trib*
Sute to thy memorry ,iIl atse a t
ofslymPihwylllthhol iLth f
tmoher, thy only etesm aPo t n
where l t memory shall be cherish
ed as a divlnty.
How sleep the good who inak to est,
By all their ountry's wishes blest
When Spring with dewy Isge eold,
Betrs to deck their billowed mold,
She there shall dress a sweeter sed,
Than fsne'y feet have ever trd.
McLEAN-In this prih, Malreh lth,
180, Mns. MA A. McLs ; aged 5
Syears. he was born in Lockhart, Cald
well, Coasty, Texas.
NEW ADVERIJME 'IWN.
NOTICE.
SOrr betwen our 00oe and the Court
I eaoe, in the ity dof Ntbiteseb4 s
large enveleps ~contia l several a**
enoste., ad the followij PrremissMmr
Noter the mm d oizf tee dred sead
Seventy4elz Dollarm, with eight pe e at
interest ftom 1877 drawn and dated,
Leteidana, - 11 in favor of, sad to
the order of W. T. i. Diekmen, and sala
ed b Samuel Rye.n and V. HyMo I
mlid. The Meid Note being indoee by
the drawee to our order, ll peson sare
hereby warned and notlied not to trade
Sfo or reeeivete the s, as it is only val
id in the hand. of the undersigned.
LEVY & SCARBOROUGH,
March 17, 1880. Attorney..
Louisiana
SASH
BUNS AND AND OR
STEAM FACTORI,
gS, s, asN ami S rI stretU ,
NEW ORLEANS.
OBER TS I 0., PlBIOUOIS .
absh, Bli1ds, Dors, Moeldinmp, Floor
itg, Ceiling, Balustesm, Newelsb. eeawst
alnut, Mabogany and Cypruess Lumber.
BANOR OFFICOE,
1o. at CAIONEDITr STIELT.
Maseh 7.-ly.
JOSEPR C KEY8ER,
Dleklr o mud layer.
IR PREPARED to do sil woreek entrst
i to M i aukl ad a workad.like
s-- ,. b, Cmeep, Cisern. san
other woek aeloted.
O deus left a BULLARD A CAMP
BBLL'S will be promptly atended to,
2. Ja I. Iv.
AUESS. a sum ISIS.
Prus asr seslvJ ed 1 J. C.
-wCHIL tem B. ioba, Ja..
1i emin so mmd sead e
NEW ADVmTIERMENTS.
Spring & Summer oods!
Dres Goods, 3
PRINTED LAWNS,
FIGURED PIQUES,
HOUSEHOLD LINENS.
HOSIERY & GLOVES.
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS I
LADIES' HATS,
TRIMMED & UNTRIMMED
CLOTHINO.
CROCKERYWARE.
NOTIONS, of all kinds,
.IT BOTTOM PRICES,
at J. A. DUCOURNAU'S,
NATCHITOOHBES, LA.
March 2i.--3rn.
NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND Onrici.
Natcbltuhes, La, Marcth 6, 1880.
Complaint having booeen entered at this
office by John T. Warnock, Natchitoches, I
La., against John Brogan for abandon-*
ing his Homestead Entry No. 1395, dated i
10th May, 1878. u on the West half of I
the North-east quarter, section Y8, town- i
ship 8 North, range 8 West, iun Natchito- I
chee parish, La., with a view to the can
oellation of said entry: the said parties I
are hereby summoned to appear at this c
office on the 16th day of April, 1880 at I
12 o'clock a. in., to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged aban- a
donmetnt.
L. DUPLEIX,
March 13-30d. Register.
NO rICE.
The members of the Democratic Ere
cutive Commnittee will meet at the Court 1
House on SATURDAY, MARCH 97, 1680,
to decide upon the manier of selecting
delegates to the State Convention, and
other matters of importance.
The following are the members of the
Committee:
Ward 1-A. E. Lemee, L. Caspart.
" 2 -J. R Weaver, 0. L. Triehel.
" J. 0. Williams, R. 3 Hammett
U 4--. C. Moise, tl. M. Hyams.
' 6 A. P. Masey, R W. Freeman
4" 6 -A V Carter, J. N. Bnrkett.
" 7-N. Sinletary, C. A. Presley.
" -J. J Ke A BR. Dowden.
S9-. N. Wheeler, T. J. Flanner.
6 10-Dr. Grifi, Dr. 8.0. Scruggs.
AT LARGE:
M.J. Panulogham, P. 8. Prudhomme,
S. E. Oillespie, S. Hynen,
I C. J. Smith, W. French,
J. E. Meusi, T. P. Chaplin,
J. H. Stephens.
J. C. NOISE,
March 13-3t. Secretary.
] PAT VP. '.
ALL PARTIES who are indebted to the
u mdersigned, are hereby noeted that
be will shortly retire from eole. All
claim due him will be presented for set*
tema t by a duly sutherimsd Deput
i Sherit. If no pid on demand, I shall
proceed to enfoe their payment se*
=osting to law.
W. H. TUNNARD,
Clerk 17th Judicial District.
March 6-4t.
SF16CIA__NOTICE.
* RE uaderigned I. now opening a
nldre 4 complete suortment of
SDBY GO0D8.
BOOTS Ano SHOES,
HATBS, AND
P Z0ov iinlon S.
Prices er low for eash. Cotton
bouglht at hig best market price, or fair
advanoe mae on consigomeont.
L. CASPABL
tillmar'80.
IIDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
hAbrls Sale.
Meyer, Weis & Co., vs. Mary Virgnia
Smith.
Distrit Court, Pariah of Natchitohes.
No. 8M8.
B Y virtue of a writ of Nisssand sale
issued in the above entitled and
numbered swit and to a directed. I have
aied and ill oeer to the lasB sad hiblt
at bidder at the door of theourt House
in the city sad parish of Natcbitooes, on
Saturday, the let day of May, 180,
between the legal hours of sale, the fol
lowiulngesoribed property, to-wit:
All tat ortla tract or parel of land
on the right bank of Little river. des
cending. sad sitnated in the parish of
Natchitoches, State of Louisiana, being
the same tract of land acqired by John
H. Canningham of Jame Noble, through
his Attorney in fact, 8. U. Cade, by act
passed before W . Payne, Recorder, on
the 8th ot December, 1862 by said Noble,
by act pasused betoro Maid Reorder, on
the 4th day of October, 1~60; bounded
above by lands belongin to Joe Perot.
f. m. e., or to Rosile Perot, universal
legatee of msid Joe. Perot, and below by
lands of the estate of Jno. Batiste Clou.
tier, sold from boundary for whatever
qusatity it may contain, and without
guaranty as to quantity, subject to theb.
uevation made in the set from Soldini
to Nobles, of fty feet front on said land,
at the upper corner, Joining Joe Perot.
f. . a by a depth of two hundred and
Sty feet with all the buiiding sad imra
provemeaut thereon and appurteonaces
thereunto beloninL, qulired I, Catlin
Prrsoe , deoeasd, g~r . Wobldda
by set of sale passed before E. R. H.
gso, on the ith of January, 1e89.
Teres of Sale:
Cash-subject to •prasement.
L. DEBLIEUX,
Mach 7. 81sheriff.
Sharles Sal
Keyser & MaKenes, vs. Parish of Natob
itoehes.
Distriet Court-No. 79T0,
BY virtue of a writ of Fierd Fals cias
aned in the above entitled sand sea.
hired nit and to me directed. I have
seised an will oe for for to the last
and bighest bidder at the door of the
CoIrt Hlm in the city and parish of
Natchitoahes o
Saturday, 1st day of May, 180W,
the following desoerlbi p rty. to.wit:
ety thoS sand (40,00) bri mre, ore
or lees, anad sad osmet foriang and
loeetlttiag the bidek pvemat etenad.
lug ftm e appon t e the eaae of
aae Hel, oas Second street to and in
heat and around tbs Court House to the
stremo Souathwest corner of the Court
House.
Terms of ale.
Ca-wit thb blsit of appraise.
" - L. A. DZBLIEU
:NO ?lOk '
Sucreslion of J. Entle ,
LMILE ROST, havin
F Clerk's Oae his enal A Jk
the Succession of J Emile L.h 4
Notice is hereby given to sall
interested to show cause within
days from this publication, w`1
same should not be homeol  0
the Administrator dimcharge
bond cancelled.
Witness the lon. J. M1. B
Judge of said Comrt, this 9th
-March, A. D., 1880.
1 880. JNO. . I,
March 27.-2t. Dep .
Sherlf Sale.
Payne, Dameron & 0., ,
BroadwelL
District Conrt-No ame.
BY Virtue of a writ of Fl. FPa
in the above entitled and an -
suit and to me direoted, I have ay
and will offer for sale to the hla,
highest bidder, at the door t gt
court.hbonse, in the city and pant o
Natchitoches,. on
taturday, the 17th day of ApKrl, l
at 12 m the following described
erty to-wit:
A certain plantation, known l h1
Pree Aux Cleres plantationt with allts
singular the buildings and imprvae
thereon, situated on the right ha&i
Red river descending. (State dLaag.
inna, Parish of Natchitoches) d'
twenty miles above the town of lti
itoches, bounded above by lands am w
lately belonging to E. L. I. Ima, sa
containing six hundred and thidt
100 acres. -
2nd. A tract of land n the rear qf e
attached to said plantation eoomish
one hundred and thirty-fonr .7100sm,
bounded on the North-west by land1uam
or lately belonging to E. L. Hyams, I
.the East by section No. 35, townhip
range 9 and on the South by oseIie
2, township 10 range 9.
3rd. The undivided hal of a ta p
land in section 35, t6wnship 10, ttg
formerly owned by H. L. Bennettalna
M. Hyams, containing two hundred ag
" wenty nine 90-100 acres. boundad
the North-east by land now ar 'k
belonging to Benjamin Orapps, NEw
section No. 86, township 10 range ,
on the South side by section No. t6ta.
ship 10, range 9, East.
4th A tract or penal of land l
lot No L, and the East half e.the i
west quarterof secties No. t, tewaip
10 range 9, West, constaning eus h Is~
dred and fourteen 76.100 acres. The 8g
last mentioned tracts being maee M
described in an act of sale sad act p
'I tanse em l. W. Slamba m5
Broedwell of date 8th Feb.1878 ofr
in the Recordea's de of the ish s1
, Natchitoches.
2'rme of Sale.
Cash-aubject to appralsemet.m (
L. A. DELI.
March 134B-tds.
sherl . ts. : f1
H. A. Walms, e ,,A t, Y B
Parish Oumt-No.
SDY Virtue of a wr stefLa. r
1 D in the above entitled and n
I suiat and to me directed, I haV
-aI d will offer for to t he  ldid
highest bidder at the dee4 AJeI
house in the city and ~ "el'
itoohes, on
Saturday, March th, 1i0,
. at 1 m. the following destrial ap
arty to-wit: 1
Three bales of cotton.
a Two cows, one calf.
.ol One black mare, one wago,
Tbmes of B-al-=
Cash-subject to ap saleasmmt, '
March 1-tdL. A. D BIEU
SherlPs Sat. "
(hspart i a DistrIob we, TposeL
ParlshCourt, 10901 ..
BY vidrtnee writ of FL. V.h. la
I tee above oetitled saind'- :
ad will oer for saleo th in
higbest biddebsrt tie doar etb l.
house in the city and Pamish of Na -
tooheso
Satueday, la.i . 1 .-,, 1. L )
Sat 1 m. the followig daS rl
Sty, towit:...
One marte.
Two colte.
SUCONSION X
Suooeasloa of lmells 3bl,
DY virtue orf a order d tNhe sf'
iui amand to me di[td,|,
for ale at mr resdened
the hour of .19 o, e -:
Wednesday. SIst ao
the followig described protpe ty .
1 adiro ded bhalf ot. arleshir
of land, with the buildinpg sau
meate thereon, situated is .sb.
Natchitoebes, on the east baskEW
or bAthe river, beaing claimt N
township No. , rang No, I4 iI
No. 79, in township o. Ii,
contaioing alto*at ý
forty acree, hoonded above tp
longing to the suemoeasies i
Metoyer and 0. W. Thormpdesro
low by lands of Mathew Iertae g.eu
2brms ofhbi t
Cash, without ap-PaamsI
debts and disecha'tm~jq
tions.
Feb 98.
Suaeeslses Hale.
Sunooeaton of L ., .
BY Virtueof asderd e(t .
SCourt of the parish et
I will ofer for sle to the It M
est bidder at the door of the
in the city and padsh of& NaiM*I d.;
Saturday, 34 day f Apl, i
between legal hours 1-- - thedU
I described property, towt;
l north east quarter s f nd
i quarter; the north webt qUarMr
west quarter; the M eath w I
north west quarter; the ath
terof north west quarter; the
quarter of north east qaonr
z7,township 10, range I10,
hundred aores, and the north id
ter of north west half; the -
half of the north east q
the north east quarter; t
east qgarte of north ,eat ,
and south west quarter
east quarter of soection so same
sad rang containla two
Lot No.l of sotion II township
9, quantity unknown; the a1i
quarter of south, wed t e
south wenst quarter 1 a
quarter of north wetr
north easout quarter th
of section 21, township_ n th 10,
talning seventyhe I-rI ror
Thr. oef e8
Cabh-saot.5s
eb.$1.