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Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-01
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n1srn1cr CoURr-Parish of Natchitoches-
~ No. 6967-YIcroE RAcHAL, Administrator
q MARIE A pA RACIAL, ct al by virtue OIL wrl
Jf 6eri facsas issued by the Honorable District
.tourt in and for the parish of Natch!tochess and
Z, me directed in the above entitled AMI numbered
SHIT have seized and will offer for sale to the las
and highest bidder, on
Saturday, 4th day of April, 1865,
t,,geen the usual hours of sale at the door OF the
,oart House, in the town and Parish OF Natch,
so:iles the following described property, seized
NJ tho property of this defen liant, viz:
4 tract of land aud Improvements thereon, SIT
sated on the Athoa River in the lish OF Match
;seches, commonly called Little River measuring ri
about five arpepts front, or less, with all the
ii f,ih to it apperi aiming, bounded above by lands
OF the children of Jacquette Racial f. W. c., and
i...ow by lands of Celestine Rachai, f. W. Co. afJu-
.tcated to the said Marie Ada RACIAL at the Sac
~ sessiou sale of Yarness J. RACIAL.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE
On credit of twelve months from the day OF
= le The purchaser to give his bond with salts.
l,tory security in Solido payable to the Sheriff OF
Tie Parish of Natchtoches aud bearing eight per
snt per annum interest from day OF sale, and Sc
cared by special mortgage and vendors privilege
retained on the property sold
March 19, 1868. SherlH
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THE BABE or BETHLEHEM.

FINE STEEL ENGRAVING.
Very Beautifully Representing tie Naticity Of our
Sdriour.
No event IN the history of the world more re,
marlably displays the wisdom and power of God,
than the glorious manner in which lie brought
Life and immortal to light, by the gospel OF
His only Son, manifest in the flesh. History as il
relates merely to human events. is pleasing and
instructing subject, but that which relates to our
Im ortal interest certainly claims most serious
regards. The time, place, and manner or the n a.
tiyity of our Saviour charms the soul, aud car
ries with it consolation TO the human heart. Al
in this Christian land are familiar with the pro.
phecies of q Saviour.
In the days of Augustus Caesar. an edict went
forth for general taxation, Joseph and Nary went
up from Gailee to Bethieiem, to be ta1 cd. (The
Narrative continues, recorded in the I'd chapter
OF st. Luke) ,...
The artist has chosen this interesting scene
The Babe in the Manger Mary (her face beam'ng
with sweetness and beauty kneels beside it, j o
seph Tranquility standing close by, the Shepherd,
who have evidently brought sacrifcial Lamb
have laid it on the loCr, ID bow in humble adora.
ton before the Holy CHILD The figure at The
lett, a mother and child, are cautious and interest
ed spectators The Cattle in their stalls thC
Shepherds dog meekly waiting at the door, tn.
stare shining through the easement. the glimmer
ing light from the swinging lamp, the burning IA
gots on the floor the rustic appearance of the sta
bic in fact the whole grouping of the picture Is
admirably portrayed each face bears its owr
meaning. while The Babe Of Betileiena" is tht
centre Of their hopes and the Joy of the heay only
host. No lesson can be more instructive, or theme
more profitable than the plan OF human redemption
This Engraving is executed in the highest style
of stpple anil line, by Messrs. Kellogg Il Wilcox
of Boston. The style as well as The subject is a
most excellent match for "Christ blessing Htil,
children" It is to be sold exclusively by agents
Price, $40 per copy. ,....
d. B. RUSSELL & &C.,
Publishers So CornhilL Boston.
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FROM SHORE TO SHORE.
a FINE STEEL ENGRAVING,
BY +. L. STUART.

From Painting by Clarence III. DobeH.
This beautiful Engraving, suggestive of Lilies
Journey from Childhood to old Ag,, which has
been so long in the Engraver's hands is now ready
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The Picture represents a Boat Crossing
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scented by Boy and Girl, joyous and delighted
with the prospects ahead; while further along in
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ing with pond lilies; her admiter, young man,
sits by her side. Near the centre of the boat
Manhood is represented by hust and and wife. The
husband is standing, his hand resting upon the
shoulder of his wife, while she looks up with a
con6ding and cheerful smile, her child of perhaps
six summers. is sleeping in her lap. In the alter
part of the boat. Old Ageis shown by an old man
and woman who have travelled lilies Journey"
together, with all its 'joys and SORROWS" "hopes
and fears" the old gentleman leans forward upon
his cane deep in thought, while the cd lady sits
with basket in her lap looking back, evidently
reviewing the past. Time is represented by a
hardy oarsman, whose only care seems to be in
pulling the boats crew across the stream, his
daughter in her sur-bonnet very contentedly
reers over the bow of the boat. The whole grou-
ping and style of the picture shows master-wOgk
of art, and need only to be seen to be admired.
The Engraving is neatly printed OF plate pa
per- 20x26, and sold to subscribers at $500 per
copy. d. Il. RUSSETL & Co,
Publishers So Cornhill, Boston.
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yENTE DE sIIERlF.

5tour de Dstrict-P aroisse des NatchiIochcs
3 No. 733I-ALExANDEE ARMSTRONG contre
iG5.SoRA ELvIRA PUCKErrE, femme de Q. j. Z.
'Gchette. En- vertu dun ordre de saisIe ct de
v nte ennis par Honorable Cour de District dams
e pour la paroisse des Natchitoches, Etat de la
lo:,isiane ct moi adresse dams lie process ci-des-
nomme ct enumerot6 jai saisi ct Jotrlral en-
=. lie au plus haut ct derner encheIrlsSeuf
~2s7aedf. lie fine jour d'AVrils 1868,
nsre les heures ordinares de vente, d Ia porte de
= Maison de Cour dams la vile ct Paroissc des
ltchito eies Ia proprigte ci-apres decrle, SAVIOR:
IN certain moroccan de terre on habitation situe
4; rs Ia paroisse des Natchitoches la rive gauche
dc "a Riviere Rouge en- descendant Ii environ sept
81 les dessus de la vile DIES Natchitoches conte-
ant environ trois cent vingtsiX arpents ainsi que
'ltes les batisses ct ameliorations qui sy trou'
ut borne par en- haut par des terres appartenant
E: =. NJ. Hyams ct autrefos appartenant Etienrc
> WON, par en- has par des terres appertenant a
} IN Z. Perot ct avant environ hut arpents de
- sur Ia Rigirre avec profondeur d'eEviron
= ,raute arpents etant Ia meme habitation ct les
mes ameliorationS qui echurent en- herEage q
J.; 2. 9. Puckette ct Charles j. q. PuckCtte de
~ mere Marie W. Puckette. decide, ct aussi par
a - DE- donation dc Jean Kelly, dc alabama.
.luss cent cinquante deux arpects de terre situes
e coin en- has ct en- arriere de la terre cid2ssus
q Ike oaus la dite paroisse etaut la section fac
,llnelle numero cling, du township ciX nord, de la
'AGee sept, ohest, entree par la dite Marie " .
- kettle au Bureau DIES terres de l'tGtat Baton
~ &C le Feyrier, 1853, ct avec lie moroccan CT
ts4Aat environ quatre cent cinqnantedeux acres ct
counue comms Giant rehabilitation Pucllette, F"
e .moitie indyse de laquelle fut acquiss par
! Ora Elvira Pdckette par actede donation prop
:sr-nuptas de son dit mari Charles J. q. Puckette
q $50 par devant RIDDEN A. Green, Notaire
i'llque; dams ct pour la paroisse Claiborne lie p
a;, FS54 ct 'lautre Motto indivise fut acquise par
! lite Elnora Elvina Puckette a la vente par lie
IF daus lie process numero 6560 entire Alexan-
-s. Armstrong contre g. j. G. Pucketie ct autres.
nroces verbal de la dite vente est date lie Eev,
! II.
TERMEs ct CONDITIONS DE LA vENTE:
Ays COmptant-pour satsfaire la sounme
Deux Mil Sept Cent Ciuquante piastres, avec
g. at pour cent dinterets par an du Fevrer,
Sf7, ct eur les termes dc credit iusqu'au Few.
J = 50. pour satisfaire Ia somme de Deux Mil Sept
Int Cinquante piastres avec lie meme inttret du
''yrier, 1867, ct jusqu'au Fevrier, 1870. pour
isfaire la somnie de Deux Mil Sept Gent Cir
q ,a1le piastreS avee lie meme interet du Fevrier
81. ct au compliant pour satisfare les frais du
;1.aces-ot scra vendu avcc lie bereGce destination
j. u. HUGHES,
Glars 4, 1868. Sheriff.
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sHERIEE,s SAI.E

DISTRICT C0URT-Parish If y atchitoches.
No. 6S55-- WALMsLKT & Co. Us. FRAxK
. DANIEL; and ELIZA RACIAL U.s. SAME. No. -
- virtue Of writs of Fl. ia. issued in the above
i.led suits have seized and will expose for
TO the highest bidder at the residence of the
scadant. Frank NJ 'Daniel on f
sE5Eriays the 4sIi day Of April 1865,
tisia movable property, seized in the e. ia. in
re above cases.
TERMS or SALE:
Cash-vith the benefit OF appraisement-
r q. HUGHES.
lSarch 20, 1858 Sheriff
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people; and VIC favor the removal
Of the disqualifications and rcstric-
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consistent with the safety Of the
loyal people.
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great principles laid down in the
immortal Declaration of Indcpcnd-
encc, as the true foundation Of dem
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with gladness every effort toward
making these principles living
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OUR PLATFORM.

The National Union Rtpa5licaa
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Farm for Sale.

| WILL sell my farm located in Liberty Town
= ship, seneca County, Onto, six miles west o.
nmn, containing 100 acres, no OF which are
wei Improved, the balance hoing tinber land
There 10 good house, also barn, nearly new, on
Also All kinds of good ffultl and well OF good
and lasting water at & g door. For further par
ueulars inquire of thoig lseriher on the farm,
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April l6, 1853, no96 SIN
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BAD TASTE

IN tho mouth in tho i0orning is one Of the
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