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A floag7L7 AvPPUa.-We mrel
' Hib, ed that a most horrlbi. pl
on Bhip IslaTandn t$ :ealyi
pP4  this month. It appe.s,, o far
as we cmn lr, that o. you negro
soldier g access to he sleeping
apartment of Gen: Mower's daughter,
a s agsnd @8Siued i, about
r e not san4eaa only sur
eblteoset 1ospot - t
y+ anger', ch
;ad o and te blloerd witht Ia
e eaderederh, u nde i ny sot un
hus th ing, for we ae deemed the
aegrosnt property and our fatherst, en
foSe e, ' we fout to the beat of our
poor ability to keep them a p peta
he plade that do an nath ure hesgne
em to eep, but en. aower et
right-yre of. numbehris eeded,. h
aensofd thereby is nated he ideve that a
h mpts the chastgrityo w oall e eal of th
wh-bite man, and now (Ion. Mower,. after
ov'aore tnishment, or one that oulder
-f- hle etla · to instil thin idea into the
stimees; et we might be excused for
thuers headinng, for with a ve deae fe thelt
uggroa; property and our fathers be-,
fothe us, and weatifought to the e. of Hi
ovefy dan r just btloof rinnto
womanjeodm ead in the whiteolodse,
ptoor ability to keep them as property
the place that God and natof thre designed
them to beep, but Gen. Mower at id
eoines sogbher lther freanddom athere bin
might oa numbers deseeratucceeded, to her per-d
taught Sathe emb that he was ad goofeel
anybody and a little bettern e 'tmade
counclmen, ahing of Gwatchmen. oer and police
men, .ird other civil officers of themSi,
hand thereby inculcated the idean that
the nego waspe ted o breakingqual ofthe lw,
white man, and now en. Mower, after
of his cl ask wher to is thise nidero that com-he
negro's head, baa with a vengeance felt
the application of his doctrine. His
lovely, daugihter just bloomung into
womanoiod, Clad in the white,,loose,
tasty hSabilitbents of night, wlth. her
asir otted to the wind o the daughteulof,
reourlines hundpon her couch, nd orse re in
that position is desecrated as to her per
son b t the embrae, clawingand feeling
The s ar' , ard it been some Unioth
ern born adj wo ad lost a. princelor
ortunae by hes; craft, legislation 10,00
social teaching of Gen. Mower ' and his
fellaows, it would have all been well, and
bad thenegro been troubled as in this
Instance, the party or partiep, or persons,
even aspected ofbreaking the law,
would be held to strict account, and so
we want to bold Gen. Mower We
again ask where is the negro that pro
mited the outprage ent the daughterpeople of
Yowert-rlfadebore, Miss., Desaorat.
our hundred and fifty horse airs are
annually o tealde baRels. Two hundred
and sittone thouslyand horses were
brongbt to tbhse markets i u 1867.
Thoe ldari arestt wher in the Union
ar, Teraser pree74868 squarThe idesa wouldfor
sal, 188,81 square miles; evf that the12,
4M square wiles; and Oolorado,' 104,500
square mIles. .
 orite game of br fkom the beet,
reald. to time, materially interfere with
One-tentar of thea ble pr anerty in
New York city and c ued by an ouri
PaoD 7oTIoN po St&an.-The Lact
that sugar in large quantities is pro
d not on, belevin Europe, but evaren in
thie ftry from thewill bee root I well
known. It isstatedree; bthat the mh it
rl of sgar frenough tom the beet rootsub
met with much onnes tio nliois; what
is thre to prevn ent the people of a State
aVruth ~o illinoirefrom embapidly fromg
as sprotable a binesrd. Th ent removal
osrblnl mat high eavored both alresdy
aoto, soi adimae, and partis would ben
these disu whbee te of planting. re
Poa e d theual t t s agge rese edf ta the
smema ere, of neuarl tm wholhe beofet,
extreme Sute, and particparly in oftr
am For orselrs, e rte no apthe re
_rebeos, blieving that sllgar pro
uaed fom c ane will always meet with
ill be tme enogh to consider the sub
the relatlousbip btwAteesaa geMti
and step-ftther eases on the: death of
the wife and ,mother.
Boys omght to, impo$ kIp s from
Patna. The population user the kites
for gambling. They are made in the
shape of a damon awt,s .and
the string is a flue silk h is
thurad sl robbed it po glass.
When a kite-flying match ,takm. place,
the peitles try, each, to eauaelht own to.i
croasthat of. his opponent, bhe glase
eats the string and the bet is paid b ,y
th t Is adId that ,eve t~en
tais a kite store. -
' · doEbliange yaks, '"B7) did Matin
Luther dme"' It was a '1 erired
Brigslpa Yonn#Attended the -theatre
lately with 'six. pa of hlii
Three or tou more aire s
have been on'the I seat reqf 'tb
,hmily were kept. atpmertotae their
ttm., eoottar tih.i
the Lo l e eJournal says Southern
degroes ought to4-prodperoa as they
amtakliag stockLau ,
The Louilsville Jbuial says: If the
Southern negroes ean get no other food,
they have at least aplenty of taod for
reflection. But that may sit alittle hard
upon their stomachsa
The recent excitement created by a
report that the Indlans of Florida bad
declared war against the whites,, had
quite died out. It appeard!hat there is
bat ope Indian in the ~atte, and we
hope he may beinduned to keep the
Peace.
The Nasbvflle Banner wants Lord
NTapiqr to briB.ng ,mI expedition around
an d. ,'! t~ Browulow, which, the
edithr remarks, woalt ainish up the
Lord's job .haidemelry
Beokea(rgn '. MIorehouse died eeentiy
in Iowa., He was a steamboat com
mander on. the Lower Mississippi as
early dis 1835.
Br"ouse coin Is being turned out of
the Italian mint as rapidly as possible
to do away with the small bill dlesanoe.
A. physician, in Chicago, was called a
few days ago to testify as a medical ex
pert in the United States Court in that
itty. He refraed to testify unless he
received fee' as an expert to the amount
of $25. Thejudge decided he was right,
and the fees were paid.
New Orleans Market.
New Orleans, April 25.12 x.. 1868.
Corrox-Ordinary.......... -@0 V lb
Good Ordinary......2 929)o
laow middling.......... 38031c.
Middling nominal........... -t
Stri tidUdli........... s8 -
MowarAT-Gold............... 139,a@40
Silver.......................... 13 5 136
Mexican dollaps ....1% to 23o. 'rem. fogkold.
'tale Treasury nos ...........8a41 c. discount.
City Treasury Notes, large...... 27)4a28 o die.
City Treasury Notes, $1, 62.38...29a80 dW
Sdate Warrauts . .................nominal.
Levee State Beads............ dollar. 4193
The following quotations embrace the whole
sale price of actual sales made.
o1As--Prime...................153c ' lb
White..................173 c( .
Mos.mss, Choice............70a7:c gallo
FtLos, choice extra............614 per bbl.
Trebleextra ..............$18 26
Doeble extr.................10 121
Superane.................89 2c
Coman, Ohoice Sio..............17 dalO lb.
Coos....................1..1 S0 I bushel.
Poraxgs........................4 60o bb
OATSr..........................75c bushel.
HaT............................:9 P too.
Post,, Msa ................ ..27%Vbbl.@-
Lard....................... ..21c perl5
Baeaa-Clear aides ..............19c! L.
Ribbed sides.... .........18c(b
Shoulders................... .4 @o.
Hams (sugar crdal,)......19(c.
.lti" BAoomro............... 24a-o. yard
Bass Bors.................... @9c. p lb.
SUcCESSION sALE.
Succession of Amelia H. Owings.
Byvirtueof an order of the Ronorabel District
COurt in and for thd Parish of Natchitoches,
I will offr for sale at public auetion, at the Court
Rouse door in the town of Natchitochee, on
Somday, May 25tb. 1888,
at 12 obWok. x., the fol!owlog decribed property
beloeging to the 8aceesaion or Amela 8. Owings,
deceased, via:
A certain trast d land situated in the Parish
of Natchitoches, being the tract known as sction
twenty-five, in township 6, of range eight, cos
tasning six hundred and forty acres, more or less.
Also, the east half of the northeast quarter of
section twenty five, and the west half of the north
east quarter of action twenty.fve, and the eait
half of the north-west quarter of seciton twenty
vre; each containing, or asupposed to centaln, ht
acres, more or es; together with all the buid
and iprovements thereon.
tuns Axo 0oe1rr1mow or saL :
On a erset  of twelve months from the day of
sale.. The purchaser to give labond with satis
f sct eurity, in solido, and fa er secured by
mortgage and vendor privilege retained
on te Iland and beariong eight per cent. per aenum
interest from date of sale, and payable to the order
of the Administrator and the sale to he madse
asbjct to the clause of no-a1ienation to the prt~j
dice of the mortgage and privilege retalged.
J. C. H. UGHES,
May 7, 1868. SherlL
VENTE DE S(tTCEBSION.
Sueeeselon d'Amell 8S. Owings.
E- Vertu d'en ordre de I'lanorable Cob d
Distrietdans et pour is paroisedes ]atebl
toebe, j'oris oa vente ala portt dela Males
de Uouer dos a ville de 'atehitoebes, & midi,
L.asm , Nat 5b, 1688,
Snpit i/ erLaeetite asppia t a h Sue
emioa d'Ameda S. Olbp, d  avior:
Un eartain mereear dsere seitu de s is Pa
rohee de Na itoeba, efat le ~bresaa conen
maimetsat Ia section vigt-sinq dans le towbhip
six, dL h raqee hait, osteaat sis ent quaream
asses, eas m mIs.
A l motte st da quat eard-t de is see
tion .iet- et l nta ltie at d  quart wordst
s L sections .d et Iotle oaset de qart
n-sdest, de s meets vi laq, eetsaaat ebacun
on ast saN S eeiair gqatre v st maresa
atis teat ms.b de uht cmet gqsatmvau t vims
bLptl er sdu L h se l bitslment
Seaa !/sat &a vmmf:
demae daipe s dea veedsarel d sur tee,
de rtit bke, bI is d im Ah eaedt r a a
e , ave pasq u sp - °leaas.
Mai 7, 1.8I , , m
mo w in s Ball ys, pr $avrn'
they te now pep o excte. al kinds of
Pietunres in the varioule of the Art.
Ils..Those desiring `Flagr will plese -call
mao, as they via rmaai but G .'At time.
,TinthD D oe Parish of Nat.
an- Jd e . , e 6- reasom of t s
law *IIevi f r i of the Plsi
ti1 . , Pont; Iits tbh i .desrdad
ek d ant rSta oDaole, hei ndh
tIhe reglesane of tight Hundred dSia ty
drrswlh tela mio of her tacito la i maorte
4e0 e*ik1e a of her aid huasi to
muare thjesya satfhomuei as .follow, to-wit:
War theaurn seven huandredal ad ghtelght
dollars, for the 38th daytof Jairy, 188, and
frbth balamen. that is to sar, for the pan of
ms t ve-do IrsI fm the rendition of this
et, with five per oet lterest on these
ml amounts, freesthe adtion of this, udeg
ment eatit fall .aU fnal p 6ywt. It tf lbrther
ordeaaa tdsedr en ise ced, thet the plaintif
.be nad lbe " ed a idas -t
and etate kbm h eld tcom
lm aet of t amd l more existing
between t sdirssolttao thatabhe doetasse
hoeaeforth, t deauinltraton of her paraphenal
witn( the.aatol or i:lerfeoam of
.habea is ofrther sid.Od that the
De :Pra l d phoe the taied
cost of tl.ut .p it
Thus donem, d and algoed: opes Court, this
thel th4ay of Ae, . ., 1868.L
[8llgtad.] W. B. LEWIS.
S Judge 9th Distiet.
Oerk' Oice, D. 0., April 23,1868.
A tre copy of the original judgment on fie
asd of resool in my ofice.
A.-B. LUME,
April 80, 1868, Deputy Clerk.
JUGIlMNT.
Tsarime Districot de i Loiisis--parolae
*des Na thittootea. No 7484--BewuwA
Poramw cmtre $atix MoDAxnz. De as aema
per rason quO I loe at I'evidence soot en favrer
dol demandareae, Evello Poasot, ii rat o dn/,
sdjuge et dtcret qo'elle at eo reoovre do Ife
det, Erank MDaniel, sou marl, Is somme de halt
cent malsante piastres aven Is oreoonlmuiascedo
so hypotheque tacite legal ur lee immeables de
IS d sammae, bomme ia sit, savoir: Poor Is
srsma do ept cst qatrevingt halt plastre du
l8 Janvder, 1868, et pour la btmanc o'etA-dire
pour laommede imiateet quinse ipastres de I
rendition de e Jugement, areo cinq pour cent
d'ntereta snrle dutes somme de Ia readition de
ee jogement Juqu'au palement pleui at ntler.
1 esatdes plordoo, adjagd ea doordlt quo Is
easer moit 'i at par oee presenabtes eaa
Blon de son lirtmrioet du Is commanitd acquets
aet de gaine autrefois existant entre soft dieout et
qu'ell repreone a lavelr I'admiolatration de m
proprilta paraphernale ans les control on liate
vntion .d son dit marl. II eat de plus ordonsa
quoe le Dafedlsat, Frank McDaniel, pale lei efils
de oea roces.
Aios (pit, Ia et signs en pleino Cour, ae 17
Avrll, A. D. 1868.
(Sige.) W. B. LEWIS,
Jge do 9me pistriot.
OffiM dc Greeer O. D., Av 238, 186.
UnO cople vraie dui juembt original en liise
et enregtatr deas mon o
A. R. LEME$,
Avril 80.,186. Depute Greofer.
JUGEMENT.
N eavi m lstrlbt de Is laoislnd -parole
des Natchitooes. No. 7418--Mats Z.
Jare centre M. A. Boerma. Danm oe as par
raiso que l lol t 'evriduene tat en farver de IS
demanders;e 11 eslterdonud, msdje eot ddcreta que
Isa ommnaunte d'acqueta et de gak s autrnaols ex
Istant entre elle et son dit mari solt at at par ces
prdeeotes disoute. 1 eat ad plus ordonna qu'elle
solt t eat par e presl tes eafpare de bieos do
on dit mari et quelle eprene le anMtrol et l'md
ministration de m propriet. paapheronal ras lie
terventlon e son dit marl. Il eat fnalement ar
donirs, a4uge et dderdit qu'ele alt et reoonvre de
soo dlt marils somme de Trois Mil Oiaq Piastres
et 86-100 avee Is reoonaiance de son hypothdque
legal tacki rm Ia propriet Immobillire de son dit
marl por on gnersantr le paement soax dsta et d
Smabr ere sialvte: a stvoir: PourlIsxmme de
ose cent quatre vingt sept piastre qul preaun
ela do let November, 1867; pour la somme do
neaf eet enquante plastrem qui preaen eset de leta
Arril, 1866, et poor l So mme do halt cent ailx
nate halt pietrem et 8-100 qui proe. effbt do let
Fevrier, 1866, et lea fiais doe s proea.
lasi falt t sigal a plaine Tr 17 Avril,
1868.
(Sige.) W. B. LEWIS,
J(ge de District
Ofoe do GreMer, O. D., Avril 23,1868.
UOe cople vale do j ment original on i1ara
ot enregistre danps moo mae
A. . LEMEB,
Avri 80, 1868. Depute Gremer.
JUGEMEIIT
Cour de District-parolm des Natchitoehes
Etat deo Loulslane. No. 7250-Erurs
CanAxair centre  sarren lowsuro.xeon mars:
Dane pro.oe ca1.dean nIa. d et numerote par
ris de I lol et de l'evldence stdt ea bevar de
lo demanloderese, et de plu per rlson du juagement i
pa defbut aSfant pea itt ais de ote i at ordoane, I
-djeg et decrtU que is commauaate d'acque~ a e
de ag trtobls exisbtnt eatre l deandor et
le ddIdnat moit at at par eas presetea dimoote,
eo q'elle sit I droit d'dminolistrer m oprit
seper#e. II eat de plm ordloon, aedlj e et der 1
que Ia demandertse, Ellan Caroeban. sit a e I
covrse do diendant, Heritages Howesrto, so
mari , i mor de ml deuxas eot piatrems, avec
lo pouar eat per e d'liotret, ma a dit omre
de l aste de cae jgement ave le al de Coar
et que I'ypotheque tacite de demnaderemae soit
reumu cireo e urlea ppIrte immobilleres I
dI dmsfeod tet qu'l sit el -dpu i 10 Mars,I
1847. da de pgrantir le pamtde Ia somsme.
de deuxaoIts austr, et ql ~t et do 16
alars,1853, d sl e palomentde t i
aist,~rrk sien a pleoo eouz' mar en
7Lme Joear d'Avril, A. . 1868.
(stiga.) W. B. LEWIS,
Juae ree Dhtri Judiciare.
Ooe1 Orir de Our de Distria,
Pdrles de Nattechemtob.
Jle erti qo e aqui at eilemau eat one coape
t r corroet djugement original dane le
proa dl-demr numma ed numerot en lie e et I
er las e dous n eear
Bafoi deol j'ai aEO ma mlgatueotk erosea
dab Neaieno ( de Dlarici & Natchitochem
a 21 Avril, a. 8. 688.
A, 4W. BHAMILTON, Greer.
PRINTIN aW.V W SB ALE.
willIIell, cheapr hash, OU the Bosai s
the books, sae, matalb, os, thereto appe
tjaiae. A broas be d by mlakig
Jars, a , Idaee, ltaIaI .
*to e Moreheets, Nn
61............ '-.-_ .........
_dS d . e Oe
TX r of of Matab
1L  :No . . e T * es en.
II A. In s - by reassi ,the law
alidt voe being favof the' IlaltZt
it gi~ e order, d ad l dereed,
that the oommunity of qut and rainas bdreto
fore exitiug between her and her said bueband be
and the same is hereby dissolved. It is thrther or
deed, thaahe be and abe is hereby declared sapa
rate in property and estaterrom her said husband.
fad that shado isume cotrol and administr her
uraperad 1 e rty without the interfeence of
sa mid hasba · It is finally -ordered, adjudged
and decreed, that she do have and recover of her
said husband, the full sam of Three Thoussd and
Five 85-100 Dollars. with recognition of bWr tacit
legal mortgage on the lifmovables, of her said
husband, to secure the payment of the same. In
manner and from the dates followig, towit; Fr
the'sum of elaevmabadied and elghttyeven dol.
Isa, to take effect from the let November.1 867;
for the sam of nine haudred and fifty dollra, to
take effect from the 1st of April, 1866; ffd for
thesum of eight hundred and sixty-eight 85-1ob
dollars, to take effct from the 1st day ofFebtb
ary, 1866, and eosts of suit.
Thus dole, and signed in open Court, this 17th
April, 1868. .
(Signed.) W. B. LEWIS,
District Judge.
Clerk's Office. D. C.. April 23d, 1 868,
A true copy of the original judgment on file
and of record in my odfice.
A.. . LUMEE,
April o0, 1868. Deputy Clerk. .
Usoaomy and lome andustry
SAVE 1OUR BAGS.
'The Chicsabogueae
MANY UAOTUTRIG COMPAKI
Are now prepared to purchase flood Vlesa Cotto
1 and Linen RAos, in any quaotity, and to ply
for them the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE, IN CASH.
They have established a fire Depot at number
51 North-Wrter street for the receipt and storage
of Reags ac Paper Stock of all sorts, under the
immediate charge of Capt. Thos. . Bass, who is
authorlaed to pay a liberal price for all Stock re
quired for the Company's Mills and brought to
him in suitable condition.
Rags may be either white, colored or mixed.
but they must be free from woolens, clean and
well handled.
Dealers in .paper stock in the city and Interior
will find i td their advantage to communicate
with us before disposing of their stock elsewhere
Newspapers will advance their own interests by
lendin, their influence to secure the saving and
collecting of all the gags to be fcund In their re
ee e alities. We will credit them in ex
ean for p per, at liberal rates, for all the mer
eantable aRptsthey may senad as
Rag sent by the Rivers and Great Nothern
Railroad, should be addressed to the Company at
Mobile, Alabama.
All shipments by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
should be directed to Beaver Meadow Station, the
location of the Company's Works.
.* ISFor further information, apply at the Com
pany's Depot, number 51 North-Water street, or
m the underlgjd in person, or by letter, at the
ofce of the Adertiser Register.
W. GO CLARK, President,
aps0-4t Mobile, Ala.
JUDGMENT.
D istrict Court-parish of Natchitocbes. State
' of Louisiana. No. 7250--Fs.L a CaxAuA* I
vs. Husarron Howrarox, her hasband. In this
case, br reason of the law and the evidence, ad
duoed, being in favor of the plaintiflf ani the fur
ther reason of the Judgment by default, not having
been set aside, it is ordered, adjudged and de
creed, that the community of acquets and gains
heretofore existing between plaintiff and defend
ant be dissolved, and she be allowed to resume
the administration of her separate Estate. It is
further ordered, adjudged and decreed, that the
plaintiff, Elisa Carnslan, do have and recover of
th#_defendant, Heritage Howerton, her husband.
the sum of One Thousand Two Hundred Dollars,
with 5 per cent per annum interest thereon from
the date of this Judgment and costs of suit, and
that plaintiff's tacit mortgage on the immovable
property of defendant be recognised, to take effect
ftom the 10th day of March. 84N to secum the l
payment of the sum of two hundred dollas, and to
take efieet from the 15th day of March. 1853, to [
seoure the payment of one thousand dollrs, the
remainder of said amount.
Done, read and signed in open Court on this,
thel7th day of April, A. n. 1868.
(Signed.) W. B. LEWIS,
Judge 9th Judicial District.
Clerk's Ooe District Court.
Parish of Natchitoches. 
j certIf the above to be a true copy of the orig
naJudgment in the above entitled and num.
bered sait on file and of record in my oicee.
In faith whereof I have hereunto set my hand ]
and affixed the seal of The 9th Distriet Court, at
Natchitoches, this 21st April, A. D.. 186.
A. W. HAMILTON, t
April 24,1868. Olerk.
THE STEWART COOKING STOVE.
The undersined ors this STOVE to the
Spbli, the superor qualities of whieh have
been tisfactorily tested for so many years. with
th full assurance that its peculiar merits render
It the most complete and perfect cooking apparatus I
now in use.
Its advantages which are all the requlrements
of a good Store, are enumerated below:
is nuawsnarv.
It is so oostrncted that the parts liable to be
burned oue can be repled, sad the Stove thus
renovated, s rendered as perfect in its operation
a when first used, at bet a oomparltlvely trifling
21I 3Io0OIK IV FUIL.
The Stove is ar-tight, sad with other eoutr.
vanea appertaining to It, a great degree of heat
is retainoed within the Stove; and thereby less
fuel is reqisite for its various culnllary purposes.
as oraR DUr1Us
Is a perfect regulator of the beat in the fire-box
and oven, so that heat may b Increased or moder
ated, sa the oeuside may requii
ia vturrunAn rsor ra,
BJy which different kinds of meat may be cook- I
ed in the oven simultaaously, without Imparting
the peculiar flavor of one to the other; thus eeu
ring the full benefits of the old, style of ookong
by an open are-place.
T- ttove posees ma-y other avantge
such as the HOT WAT'iER RSERVOIR, fhs
nishing hot water at all times, and the TIN
W~ARMINt CLOSET, where articles ready for
thrtable maybe kept warm, bread set to rise,
etc. etr.
EVERY 8TOVEL FULLY GUABANTEE).
Always on hand, a lare assortment of C000
ING ad hEATING bID VEG.
SAMUEL LOCKEr,
Importer of Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
8'7., 89t, 41 and Pders t., (late Prot .lvee)
d DBlesville, New Orleans,
ANTED-d or the pitron, a atatih
'eaebr, eitbel a private family or SchooL
The smal Kagsih brasees and Male tught.
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