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T., adyantaees which are AL the requirements
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:, Irs DuRABILIrY-
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sHERIFES SALE.

Y-N;str;ct Court-Parish Of Natchitoches. Or
y der of seizure and sale. ELIZABETH BoLDES,
'lsutrix. etc, us. RoBERT STorHARr. BY virtue OF
!, writ OF seizure and sale issued by the Honorable
District Court in and for the Parish OF Natcni-
toches State OF Louisiana, to me addressed IN the
above entitled suit have seized and will oher for
sale 10 the last and highest bidder, on .
Saturday. lse day Of August aSoS. 30
within the usual hours Of sale at the door OF the
Court-houss in the town and Parish OF Natchi-
foches the following described property, seized as
the property of the defendant, to-wiG
al certain parcel of land situated in the Parish
Of Natchitoches, contaiuing Flfty.six acres and
;chf nolea suusrficial measure within the follow
mo boundaries: commencing at the northwest
s.nrner Of the Emanuel Fernandez grant, ON tne
bank of Red River, thsnce running south eleven
chaius, thence south fftysix and bali degrees
east thirteen and one quarter chains thence soutn
tbirty-two and one-half degrees. east SIX ana one
halt chains thence north thirty.four degrees, eas
thrty4our chains, thence north seVenly.ioui .u u.
rrees. west nine chains, thence south seventy-tw'
degrees. west. twenty -four chains HE secon
esation is in the middle of the lane, on the rive
hank near Lssos warehouse. The third stauol
china tree east side of lane. fourth station 10
ash on Nichola Bayou, fifth station to rear corne
m 0vnress. on road ON Nichola Bayou. SIX.
ufation corner at warehouse. together win au .n 81
.bu;Idinps and improvements thereon, being u
s,arne property derived by the mortgagI Hol
WesIey Guthrie in the year 1865. The saio pr
xerty yyli be sold subject to the lease 10 iaSoE
john HI. Jones, deceased, Tor port'on ~ ~, - -
,,rorertv and improvements, which lease WIZ W
inmate on the LIST day Of January, 1871.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash. with the benefit Of appraisemens:
Yune IN 1862 Shern'
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General Schedule
OF ARRIVAL. AND DEPARrURE OF MAILS AT ThE
NArCriIroCREs PosT-oFFICx.
ARRIVALS:
SuspArs-Aiexandria and Shreveport. P. y.
MoaDAys-None.
TuxspAYs-Minden and Wiun6eld, P. u.
Nacogdoches, Texas, P. n.
WspsRsDAYs-Alexandria and Shreveport, r. ~.
THuRspAys-Nacogdo s P. NJ; WINFIELD, : r. u.
FRIDAYs-Alexandria and Shreveport, r. u.
Shdbyville, P. u. Minden. Z. r: N.
SATURDAYS -Nacogdoches, 6 p. NJ; Winnheid, r.
DEPARTURES:
SuNpAys-None. ,.,o
Pm; Shreveport, $3.50 r. NJ
TUESDAYS P. u.
WrnsrspAYs-Winnfeld,6 A. NJ; Minden, A. u
Alexandria 2:3o r. n; Shreveport
5:30 Pm.
ITHuRspAYs-Nacogdoch P.
FRrDAYs-Winnfeld, 6 A. H.; Aiexandria E:S
M; Shreveport. 5 30 Pm.
Observation-Disclosures and Shelbyville, 4. u
1SrLetters for any of the above Mails snoul
be in the Office one hour before their time ot d
parture Papers, half On hour.
q. MONROE. Post-Maste
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RARTLETps SEWING MACHINE
CTas a combination of all essential qIal,lsles Q.
Ill 6rstclass Practical Machine for all KINDS o.
Family Sewing, with all the desirable attachments
Price $50. .,...,..afo fo- s,,oat,.
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Agents possessing energy, capacity gOOo seAHN
inc and CAPITAL, wanted at the
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M. HEDRICK.
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VENTE DE SHERIFF..

Csmr de District-Parosse des NatchltocneS-
" Ordre de saisie ct de vente. EiI1AhsIa
Fo, prN. Tutrice, ETC., eontre ROBERT SToIHAkf'
I'm veFtu de writs de saisie et oe seute ena'I 20.
pIIonornble Cour de District dams ct pour Ia pa
vo;sse aea Natchitoches Etat de Ia Louisiana, es
i moi adresse dams les proces ci-dessus nomme'
"a; ais; ct iofrirai en- yente au Plus haut CT oer
nier encherisseur ,aoo
Saxnedi. lie Ter AOut, lS6o,
entre les heures usueles de vsnte ia porte de "a
Maisou de Cour dams Ia vile ct paroisse oes N1ocn
itochea Ia propriete ciaPres decrite saiSi O0I"''
Giant h propriete du defendant, savolr
Tn certain moroccan de terre situe dams 10 "a
ro;a-e des Natchitoches, conte1ant cinqua1'e slA
ncres ct huit perches superhciees entre e =
-;,.ota. cornmepccant au coin nord Quest de "a
,nceesion S'Franuel FerDandez sur fecare ce y
Ts;v;ere Rouge, de Ia courant au sud ONE cnalnes
A. IA courant au sud cinquantesix deerSs {. oe.
: PEST treiz3 chaines ct un quart de "a eu suo
s-,Sc jen-r depres ct demi lest, SIX ehalnes e
S.: - n an nord mar est trente quartz oegrcs
T-e-,ie nuatre chaiaes, de "a au poIo pa, vueS
sss - ouaforze DEGREES nenf chaines; DE "a 81
- =. cs,est soirante ct douze degres vIpgt quatr
Is5s,ea IA seeonde station est an miieu ou ue1 !
Seir; sur Ia riviere pres da magasln oe IeHOo o
Ts~so Ia treisieme STATEN au pres oS c. ,sO -
49, a, terrain. la onatrieme station an Hene ~
4, ss.,, Nicolaz. IA enxuieme station su CON su
p-r;srs aT, cypre sHr 10 chemn du Bayou ~ -
iss h axame station coindu magasin az ospO ~
- = - Jas au,eljovafions sur Ia dte terre stai
Stn-c,,~;sta abteuue par le defendant oe e1l'
r,,tbrSS dams rannee 1865; Ia dite PropTeN Il =
,evdue suSette au bail en- faveur 1e ". oe@n
ZONES. decede pour une Parte ne y ~ h !
Z, - ar,elioratiops le dit bail sers tefm'ne @
Janvier. 1871. vrxrE.
A. e,owaDsRnt, avec bentnce deSITIau gIlGs
'Au SsA1 J. @. HUGHES,
June 30, 1868. ~ one.n
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IKPROvED CHARTER OAK

|
COOKING STOVE,
RICE BROS. s. Co.,
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street; ssos~ Hss ASents sn the South.
Good Cooling Stove is one OF the mes,
necessary and desirable articles OF housenoio
economy. and II properly managed, viii promote
the health. comfort and happiness OF every meiif
s.,;ms money! and extreme vexation, by deiayt
~ yonr daily meals, nav bc saved by using tne
" AFTER OAK COOKING STOVE.
Over 10000 Of these celebrated Cook.ng S"SS ~.
ave in daily use throughout the city OF New VT
Iasna Every one of them has been sold under
So1t ruarantce, aud we offer them ~ 9 reference
wherever found. .;,h
The Impr0ped Charter Oak StoOe 'e'e"
ErtesMiOn Top
has but one damper, and IL SO slinpse ~ ns 0 o.en.
..-nct;on that q child can manage It. Ihe oven
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yier than any cooking stove OF corresponding sA'
e'I The Hot Water Reservoir Boiler furnishes ;.
constant supply OF hot water at oil hours Oh y. sn
80 and for hours after the hIe has peen eAul
,yI..aJ without additional cost for fuel, Prac.
al illustration Of the economy in using the ohaf'
Oak. -, 18th tho Cha
The Reflector 9ridrce, original w,sn 'ne ~. Ino ma
: 49, CAV. and used on no other stove-th. me s
usr,est manner to bro meats and poultry. where5
the offensive odors arising from meass during =, :,
rrcreas ef broiling are carried mp the pipe' III
y {uices Of the meats preserved s,rv a
q. TTha Hot Closet in which meats sno pastry
f,r hours when there has been DEL;
ID At 49, besides enabling the cook 70 furnish
ereatest variety Of dishes and desserts ana p'A
them hot upon the table. m =, ,.e.tb;rd mo
The Charter Oak Stove VIII 90 oDsrn,sa cent =" i
nr baking 10 q given time, and use 70 per cent
ood Than anv other stove now made
Send for price and descriptive circular; ~
Oh Ak a. AN, RICE BROS. 20.
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Opposite City HO5eI
Mem Orleans, Ia.
rVaye in store and are now receiving, ,69s Is5ge
- ~ ~ M fancy rent and do our own work,
oa Offer considerable Inducements 70 purchasers
can ouet stoS~ ~ o,SfPI,ANTAT TON GOODS is con-
n,ets in. X and "a Osnaburgs, Brown Nneetlnga
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H,-,sFsrgs. and every article comprising an a.
SortTens in wholesale Dry Goods EslE1l,sn- sT
81 .oort ~, and SMALL PROFITS AND QOtCk
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YENTE DE SHERIFF.
Csour de District-paroisSe des Natchit3cnes'
4 No. 1850 ELIZA CARNAHAN coHtTe Z, nhha- !.
~ Ho1rSToN. En- vertu dun writ de
fe0I ea tae;as ennis par rHonO.abe oOu, de District C
dams Ct pour Ia parOe dee NstchtocnsS e. e mU nU
sddresse dams les prOces cdessus n,s an Mus hau
merotes, J'ai saisi ct JON isi Gu NeN'' - F'
g w SaInedi, Ie Ier AOut, lS0e -.
Ia residence d1 defendant dams q ms PSrU1;SS ct d.
. .o;s,t CONNIE etant Ia prOpriets du dstendan'
/ savOiF
rs Tetes de betes carnes-
IS Tetes de moutons-
/ / cheval de montuie oaie.
| ! lot d'ustensils aratoires: ;.;,o
lot de furnitures de maison Ct de cuiSlne'
a wagon deux cheyanx .o.oIte- A
i Arsqi Iintsret du defendant dams Ia reeO''e'
i ,ette aupte en- mars ct en- cotton
1,.....rt se. bsnt6ce destination.
An OOn'P''"7 ID. III. BOULl.I,
Dsputs ShSrii.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-07-21

1ITIerIe de Ia GueFre dcs ConfedeFcs'
..,,-s. a. rauDOrts OaHcisls ct des documents au
thentiques, par ,.pD
Troducton FraDcaise De
JULES R0BL0M-
Ed;tion nyustrse ct sugmentee
ne notes ct de TenseignelHentS cOmp'eO'e"''''''
,concerna Ia Louisiana -. rar le
Aussi, un grand nOmbre de IoD1H =. PhoT
,ue;Ileurs Authurs Francais venore = e. -
,c.c;e du DIR. P. Brsda, rue W
a, Narasiu Burke ct Walmsiey, q Ne.O-.------
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WILLIAMS, NIXON G CO..
COTTON FACTORS.

AS Union etrtDtg AttW NIl ItHllI'
r. I. CAPEsS. og Claiborne parish Asens
sor I,ouisiana north If Red River
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-07-21

ssgAgMggs AND D8SPATGH'
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-07-21

1rr AUCoIN uotifes bis old friends and w
M rabIic. that he can still be found ct the aoovt
named place, and assures them that with DuS'DsS
exDerience in this city OF
TkiTty YsdPs,
l.. s.ela confident he can offer them the
"e '0''' VERY BEST GOODS
at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10
TEE OcLoRkp scHooL FuND.-Mr. Clarke

TIE CoLORED SCHOOL FUND.-Mr. Clarke,
Of the Committee on Schools, in the Bard of
Aldermen last evening, reported the bill for
support of the Public Schools for the fiscal
yesr ending June 30tn, 1850, with an important
amer dment The second section OF the bill
spprOPrIated $1,000 10 be paid 20 the Trustees
Of Public Schools, being One-fifth of the amount
appropriated for white and colOred schools,
arranged on the basis OF the proportion Of
COlOTed to white children, according 10 The
census of 1860. The proposed amendment or
this section retains the words: Beng such
IroPsTuOnate part of all m oneys received or
expended for school or educational purposes
including the cost OF sites, buildings, i'm prove
neEts, furniture, books, and all other expendi-
lures on account OF schools. as the colored
children between the ages of SIX aud seventeen
years bear to the whole number of children h.
tween The ages of sIX and seventeen wears hear
10 the whole number of children white and
CO!Ored between the same ages but appropri-
atss out Of the school fund, or in case of Its
insUffcIency, out of the general fund, the sum
OF s'us556o, or so much thereof as may be ne
cessary to pay the Trustees of colored schools
sum equivalent 10 SU.il per cent. of the eutire
expenditure for school purposes for the cur
rent fiscal year; such division OF school money
being, say the committee, sin accordance with
the decree Of the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia, and the proportion the colored
Children bear 10 the whole number of children,
white and col0red, of school age, as reported oy
tie CENSUS of 1857" Mr.. Moore thought the
law and the facts would not sustain the COM
mIttse in their conclusions in reference to this
matter, and, at his suggestion, the subject was
postponed for two weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10
(By Bankers and brokers Telegraph

Lewis johnson & % quote stocks aud bonds
In home and foreign markets ~ follows:
NEW YORK Nov. l0.-First Board-U. s. 6's
ISL, coupon, lax; 6.a0's, 1851, coupons, 100 a
1854, coupon, I07a.; 1865, coupons, 1917; 1865,
coupon, new, Ito; 5.2O's, 1861 coupon, 1i01;
I0.iDs, coupons, IO5 \; Pacific Mail, l194, OHIO
Miss. Certificates ~ 4; Mariposa, 6 4; Atlantic
Mail, none; Canton, ~; Cumberland, 3ja; W.
u. Telegraph, 35%i Quicksilver, 22A, Boston
Water Power, IS; N. Y. Central I2l1s Erie,
80 d ; do. preferred, GO, Hudson, 127 Reading
97& Michigan Central. Ill; Michigan Sonth D.
ern, e24; Illinois Central, Ii3; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, SIN; North west, e2k; do. preferred.
SIX; Cleveland aud Toledo. 991 Rock Island.
lIi Fort Wayne, none; Alton Terra Haute,
81; Toledo & Wabash, 60; Adams EXP, A.;
Wells, Fargo & Go. Exp, %; American Ex-
press, i3 United States Express, A.; Msr-
chants Union, ~ 4; Chicago & Alton. HOY; do.
preferred, l42. Market dull. Gold, l3i q ais II
BY Cable
LONDON, Nov. 10-1l.15 a. m.-Consols for
money, 9iH; for account, 9i4as Bonds, 49, !,
firm; Illinois. o6K; Erie, % 4.
FRANKFORT, Ills a. m.-Bonds, 1o3aT.
LIVERPOOL, Ills a. m.-Cotton market opens
quiet; sales 10,0N bales; Middling Uplands,
IL n; Middling Orleans. Tx.
LONDON. Nov. III, l20 p m.-Bonds, AK;
Erie, 27 other securities unchanged.