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FaetorY for Sale.
For Sale and Rent,

DUSIN Es.s BASEMENT ROOFS,
ID hnished Offices and Daguerrean rooms IN
second story, and rooms for other purposes
Tor rent In my brick block on Main street.,
Possession given Immediately. -
Building lots and dwelling houses for sale.
Also manufacturing SITE. containing eight
DetNeen the Belmont and Riverside Mills
sixth Wand. Also my cOlntry place for sale
THOS. HORN BROOK
of1ce, No. hex Main street, above MIN.
roe, MP stairs. febl1.tf
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an Auio0raph Letter from, George D. Preattee
Esq, Editor orths "Louhrilte JouIn1I;i'
LoulGsY11Lr. nov. 81. lsss

5.- LouHv1LLE. Nov. 9Th, 1865.
DIR, L-GHTHILL-DEARS SIR am very
SSoLIy 70 Learn that you contemplate leaving
earnesily wish that your etgaRernents else
Where might permit you 70 remain here for
q longer lime. y. -. - n 90 -
Your sojourn among us, Or. LIghthiII, viii
he long remembered by our people. I'd has
been blessing to many, You have treated
me and female member Of my family with
stand, as by intuition, the character OF a
maiady and is best remedy. You have q
have not Aeen or heard OF one to whom Won
,held out the promise OF RELIEF without rem
dering 1t. Your practice among us has been
O brilliant success, and Icheerfully recon-.
mend yop to my friends and the publfc N
large as physician deserving the utmost
Hoping you may live long to be a blessing
10 additional Thousands OF the afiicted. I
am, very traly, yours,
GEORGE D. PRENTICE.
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9 aovEaEE1R srlaElrTl.. s. NV Z !. Yolhb1rL.

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your tfeatmenG I present Il fhat a,f HoIn
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sncs learn that under your icSre a I.Iy9lp
many years, which ~ ons Hrs ~. for
me ioss o. my voice and uniisff
state suspen " s9ch ~ extent as TO neoe;
$500 monLns OF your medical trast.lilsse..
tsst 81 me such fnvalnable IeIIsf
to naTsotn, Ihlaa % resume my dufies ln1s
lnconyenience, WI SIs AHe Alg htes6
nt asn,sipIg ne highest appteclatIon of ,,o,,,
u9LIo ON M kindness and e1nrtesv. .ior
am dear Sir, yours yerv TSsts6.,li6,ll ~ II
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nov27-fu. Ttl.sEt-WeoW '1, 4 march,
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There is no medicine extant eaulI TO these
remedies III such Gases. "A lone and VlSOr Is
impaired 10 the whole system; the appetite Is
strengthened, food Is enjoy ed, The stonaeh
complexion becomes sound aud healthy,
the yellow tlnge Is eradloated from tae Q es a
and nervous Invalid becomes q strong aud
healthy being. 70 ~ ff7 -If1f : ~
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Iho Article Tor winch poiIard lost l,Is
ItIe MS RIehaon.I az. Lnesdny Iast.
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For Sale.

RTY DWELLING HOUSE ON HANiP-
nl den street, between Byron and sixth
BLOOMS, attic, cellar, gas, etc. ----'-s-7-'--
ocl7 JOHN q. CHANDLER.
For terms enquire OF n. a. CHA SDLe r,
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Owe OF rnE a1osr REMARKABLE
CASES ON RECORD.
A MIRACULOUS CURE OF A DEAF AND
DUMB GIRL. AN INMATE OF THE
GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM, 20
Troy HIL1. Allegheny, Pa,
MAYORS oEFIoE.
prTrsnURGH, Pa, November Is, 1865


PTrTsBURGH, Pa, November 10, 1868.
Personally appeared before me, Horace g.
Snowden, a Public Notary in and for Allie
gheny county, Pa, Peter Gelchsheirnef, Pres
ident, and Nicholas Schneider, Vice Presi-
dent, @. Webster, Treasurer, ] Acob Deiiz, Sec
Rotary, and Joseph Lang q Committee OF the
German Orphan Asylum, each oil whom be-
ing duly sworn according TO law, deposed
and said that Josephine keichhRrd, aged dE-
teen. an Inmate OF the German Orphans
ASy lum, Troy HUI, had bsen deaf aud dumb
from her infancy She has lately been opeY-
nLed upon by DIR, Lishtllll, go Penn street,
for the cure Of her deafness, which resulted
in marked sncces2 She can now hear anu
dlstlnguish the human voice EufiIcieTatly. 10
initiate It. and consequently she speaks al
ready q few words. and Is daily improving,
both in hearing and speech. She Is sui I'M
der the Doctors care. who hopes 10 accom-.
pllsh a complete cure in time. ~
m > PETER GELCHSHEI MER, President.
q NICHOLAS SCHNRIDER, v. PIeSident.j
4s-E = @. MkISER,! IRE kurer. 4rg sfl.-s55
JACOB UIkTZ, Secretary. 80, t7.
JOSEPH Lang, COMMITTEE.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this
18th day of October 1883. i11 ~ l'1ifs
ILLS.l ar7in HORACE8- SNOWDRN. 3.
iale4 d III Notary Public.
10 So Pr Eal - COMA 10 40 .ggl
an Aulograph Lstier from, George d. Preatiee,
EsQ, Editor erths "LOuisrite Journ1l.i'
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For Rent.
For Rent.
SaE SIZE.
COMMISSIONERS Sale.
Margaret Waters, Guardian - c,,onco--v

Margaret waters q. Guardian In caa1ooFy.
Estella May Waters, ct ais.
ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
T. b ed in the above entitled cause on the =
day OF October, 1868, snail, ON WEDNESDAY,,
the 18th day OF NOVEMBER 1858. at ~ O'Clock
q m. proceed to sell at the font door OF the
Court Houke Of Ohio county, the following
desCIibed real estate. or asuficiency thereof
To pay the debt mentioned In Inc Dill ana
pToeesdlngs In this case. . . 80, 4
First. Lot number Ihirty-hve lSol IN
Zanes' Island addition TO the city OF wheel
ing, as laid out by Henry Moore. as Trustee,
&C.
Zapes island addition 10 the city OF " heel
ing as laid out by Henry Moore, as Trustee,
Terms of sale: one-third ca OF the pu1-
chase money cash, the residue thereof at six
(6) and twelve On months with Interest
from the day Of sale, (the purchaser having
the privilege Of paying such amount In cash
at the time OF purchase as he may wish to dol
giving notes with good pels-nal security 10
secure the payment OF the deferred install
ments, and retaining the title uEtil the
whole purchase money Is paid.
WILLIAM d. CALDWELL,
Commissioner.
GIL. CRANIER, Attorney. oc26-SOt
The above sale is postponed until TUEs-
DAY, December lsT, 1855 at 10 O'Clock a. m.
November Z6, 1865 nOv26-td
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For Sale.
For Sale,

T OFFER FOR SALE MY RESIDENCE
on Fourth St The house Is Ia thorough
repair and arrangements for comfort and
convenience very complete. For location II
Is one OF the most desirable residences In the
city Syc;v14.taec1 .c. r. oRANeLE.
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LETTER FROM
RUaNErr Hotsr. Fahrnn,ru

n. |A 'sa tta& fsitffs.-ft
BUaNErr HOUSE,, February 9Th, 1851.
To NY FRIKSDs AND THE PuBL1c: ;l5ia AZ
Il affords me great satisfaction to i,a able
70 70 tesLlIy 70 the Sncces5 Of Dr, LlehthilI in
Sense Of obligation 20 him Ny heSTin1 h1SS
been impaired fora nnmbef Of yeaTs. NJ
seriously. Dr.. LighthI1l, under whose ave r
pIaced myself has removed the SiiiIieniiSy
sompletelyJ and restored me to fleffeSfF iisa y
Ing sf-i'st = = tss1LAS +. iM1HLEfs:i
From rs, the Reg; 8. G,rHeRe. Resor, on m
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An uPPsF-Ten Family Concerned.
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Prom Rev. =. D. FendalI.

.Assislaat Eaio. Of he cartstiap, chyonse,.
$3.50 J .RhRads tpkfa. r.
have derived decided benefit from The
use of Hooh1n's German BitierS, and feel Il
my privilege 10 recommend them asa most
valuable tOntc, 70 all who are snfieIfng from
general dSollity, or from diseases arikinR
from dernnRement Of the liver. lp55s5 4 i
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'i#zA3a as asIiIsi54 ..ta1ssl
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From Rev. Joseph H. Rennart,, ID. ID
PtIstor- ofEhs Is1ith Rnntisi CHURCH phifr J

From Rev. Joseph H. RennRrd,, d. ID.
PuSt0r ofths Ie1iLh Rapttst Church, Paid.
DR.. Jdckson-Dear Sit: / have been IRE.
quently requested TO connect my name with
medicines, out regarding the practice as ont
my appropriate sphere. L have in all cases
aS clear IA
my own family, OF n the use OF DIR,
Aoonands Ger man Bftters, I de.
part i95 once from my usual course. express
81 The slEteRl, and e.peetdtiy for LfreT, iCoISi-
ptdt1tt, ffts a SAFE and UItIabte PREPARATION In
some cases u may Iai; bat usually, doubt
not, tt Will be Very beneficial 10 those who
suher from the above causes.
Yours, very respectfully
- u. H. RENNARD. go ~
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ESSAYS FOB YOUNG a1Ea.
ON the Errors and Abuses Incident to
Youth and Early Manhood, with the hu-
mane view Of treatment and cure, sent by
maII. free of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, philadelphia, Pa.
sepzs.8md&w .t.--
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gew advertisements.
srockholder's Notice.
Good TnUestnoent.

THos. o,BRIEN, President.
las, p. WILKINsoN, Secretary. nov26.td
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GoRuAM MANUFACTURING On T,A's'
s2leSroom No. 3 Maiden Lane. n v
noyS-dSS ~ Am -
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Hootland's German Hitters,
DEHILITY

Resulting from any Cause Whatever: PROS.
TRAEIOS OF THE SYsI'r.M NJ. Induced
by severe Labor, Hardsnfps, NIX.
81. Gposure. Eavtrs IA -. IEl4 I'D Is
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Massey.

W1speaJoy ne z6lodo BtaIe. i,5
Mr. EAsby From His Quiet Retreat at
tho Corners, addresses an EpIstie to
Gen. Grant, in Which He Suggests
HrnuN IhIrrRa.
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Prices.
He e. inds German Bittsp per bottle $40
HoofIand's 9ermsri Tonic, mt m m unaTt
- bottles. 81 50 per bottle OF hall dozen for
u: a. not + s5sa ri ven Ne
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N IkIfSU N8- AUTdNCItD nv LIFE.
And feeling the hand of time Weighing
heavily upon them, with all It's attendant
Ills, viii md In the use OF this BIrrBR5. or
the TONIC, an elixir that will insliIl new
He into their veins, restore in measure the
energy, and ardur OF more -youthIul days,
build up their shrunken forms, and give
health and happiness 10 their remaining
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= 80 llOADIIOCfsllL - u
Hoohand's German Remedies are counter
5s5'sS s. ;Rss ssts:s sc 4
pottle. All, Diners are counterfeit.
Principal Ohdce,A and Mannfacfory
StIeet, Philadelphia q % as,Il{sSTfl7 = =
q. :. OHAKL % NJ EVANS, Proprietor.
X frs. Formerly Q. II. JAckSoE 4 90.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

SABBATH TH-SCHooL.<We are pleased
to notice a movement on foot among
some of the morally inclined young
people of our town to establish Sab
bath-School in the Episcopal Church.
This is commendable undertaking,
and if properly encouraged, will, when
permanently established, prove a benefit
to both scholars and teachers. The
necessity of Sabbath School, for the
purpose of imparting moral instruction
to the rising generation in this vicinity,
and the beneficial effects to be derived
therefrom, is too apparent to all to re,
quire any argument in its behalf. Then,
on next Sabbath-the day proposed fol
organization-let all attend who possibly
can;-parents, as well as their children
who can assist in the organization ant
instruction of classes.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20
YENTE De saERTF.

flour De District Parosse des Natchitoches-
" No. 6987-JAMEs NJ. ELLIOTT conife MADi-
son MoBrEY ct L. HI. HAmIBTeE. En vertu Qua
writ de fer, foeias ennis par rHonorable Cour dc
District dams ct pour la ParOisse des Natchltocnes
ct moi addresse dams lie proceNoi-dessus noHsme
ct numerote J'ai saisi ct ofrira6 vente au plus
haut ct dernier encherisseur r,E-.- a.s-..-5
5amedi, 10 Ter 5Our DE Mars, 1S6S.
entire les heures ordinaires de venie, au moulin
scie de Mobley ct Hamilton. pres de SPringvnie'
dams cette Paroisse ci la propriete ciapres decrte
ct saisi CONNIE etant la proPriete des defendants
Trente Mile (so,Ooo) pieds de bois carre'
| (assortI) NtFstE LNrslfi .rt. -s
rERMEs Er CONDITIONS DE LA vENrE:
A un credit de douze mos du jour de vente.
Laeheteur dounera billet soidaire sufisamment
guaranti payable au Sberif de la Paroisse des
| Natchitoches, ct portant hnit pour cent. par an
dinterets du jour de vente ct de plus gusrant par
h potheque speciale ct le privilege de yendeHr
| = J. G. HUGHES,
Fevrier 20, 1868. Sheriff.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

PETERsoN'S MAGAZINE.-We are in
receipt of the March number of this
popular Lady's Magazine. It is a splen-
did number, with two steel engravings,
mammoth fashion plate, colored pat
tern in Berlin work, and nearly fifty
wood cuts of braiding and other pat
terms, and late fashions. The publisher
says, that, in 1857, .'Peterson's Maga
zine had more subscribers than all thc
other Ladies Magazines combined" We
do not wonder at this, for it really give.
more for the money than any in the
world, The stories are by the very bes
writer's and are written originally TO
Peterson The mammoth coloret
fashions are the newest and latest; tn
principal Editor having gone ont t
Paris to secure patterns in advance
About a thousand pages of reading vii
be given in 1868, and the Magazine j
greatly improved. Terms, % year t
single subscribers. To clubs, FIVE copie
for eS, eight copies for s12. or fourtee
copies for $50, astOnishingly low. 4
every person getting up club at thes
rates. the Publisher will seud an exit
copy gratis. Specimens sent (if write
for) to those wishing to get up club
Address. Ghas. j. Peterson, sos Ches
mt street, Philadelphia.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

DISTRICT CoURT.-The following is
a list Of Jurors drawn at the March term
of the District Court, for the ensuing
session, commencing Monday, 23d prox.:
First Week-Andrew Adle, Jesse
Nettles, Sylvester Wallet, r w Place,
Leon Prace, w j Robbins, Onezime
Racial, r J Smith, A Lecomte, B Rush
ing, J w Sausser, Alexander Stewart,
w A Strong, B @ Rachal, V j Rachal,
w M Lynch, w w Musgrove, Peter
Smithers, A B Sompayrac, Sebastian
Rachal, w Smyth, Theo Schuman, VIM
Sullivan, Antoine Rond, G Perrier, q n
Penny, o M Penny, ! Carpenter. Chas
| Pierson, p Phelps, S ID Dehlanc, Landry
Charleville, J G McGee, D III Gillen, j
M Elliott. VIM DeRnssy, G w Burkett,
J NJ Landreau, J H Campbell, Davis
Chandler, Pat Carney, A r Dowden.
Solomon Schuler, VIM Airhart, Z
Davis. Geo Fuller, VIM Vowel-4S.
Second Week-W A Perry. Andrew
Place, L r Price, r w Page, j b Pior,
B s Porter, John Walker, I4estan Prud-
homme, T NJ Stephens, Antoine Ocon,
S W Smith, w A Pearson, Alfred Price
G. w Bales, Edward Phillips, l. Basco
Lucien V Valery, Cvriacque Grape, j
B Plaisance, Jas Goats, VIM Collins
John S Levy, JAS Caughlin, Beniamir
Friend. G 81 hamburg, Louis Cotton
John Longorio, Thos Dew, Brevelle
David Pipes, Blunt Brazeal. e 81 Low
ery-32. .i.:.a
We. the undersigned, J. @. Hughes
Sheriff, Alex. w. Hamilton, Clerk, ant
George w. Kearney, Recorder, in ant
; for the Parish of Natchitoches, La, ant
w. G. Melvin, John r. Williams AM
John Dunkelman, freeholders, do here
by certify that the foregoing list con
tains the names of the persons draw
by us from the Ballot Box containin
| tile names of Persons liable to jury dut
f to serve as Grand and Petit Jurors fo
y the ensuing term of the District Cour'
to be holden on the 4th Monday
March, next.
Q rSiened, etc, as above.1 ....-. .
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

In to-day's paper we publish call
for Mass Meeting to be held at this
place next Tuesday, the objects for
which are specified therein. Let the
most prominent Conservative citizens
from every section anc. 1eighborhood in
the Parish attend, and lend their aid,
by mutual cooperation, to the overthrow
of Radical rule and the establishment
of white mans government.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20
DEMoREsT's MoNTHLY.--Mr. DemoI

DEMoREsT's MoNTHLY.--Mr. Demor-
est has won the hearts of the ladies this
year, by giving them all sorts of silver.
ware, silk dresses and other valuable
things, for premiums. The ''induce
ments thus offered are beautiful and
valuable like the Magazine ITSELF We
don't wonder that it is easy to get sub
scribers to "Demorest." The book i.
worth the money without any premium
See prospectus notice on 4th page.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20
sHERiFF,s SAIE

District CouIt--Parish of Natchitoches. No.
~ 7i47-JEAN PHILIP BREDA Us. Ellie DU-
RAND By virtue Of q writ of JfeyI facSds issued
by the Honorable District Court in and for the
Parish of Natchitochss to me directed in the
above entitled and numbered suit, / have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and highest bid
der, on r,--tf b. - t- f-tf = = 9 -
Saturday, the 7th day Of March, 1868,
between the usual hours of sale at the door of the
Court House, in the town and Parish Of Natchi-
toches, the following described pEePesty, seized
as the property Of ths defen lant, viz: GlA u
Stock of Merchandise, consisting, Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, &c, &c.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash-with the benefit of appFaiaement.
j. C. HUGHES,
February 20; 1863 Sheriff
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Visitors to New Orleans will be graft
fed to learn that Col. Morse, proprietor
of that popular and famous resort, the
City Hotel, has reduced the rates OF
Board to 50 per day, owing to the neces-
sites of the times. This is one of the
best Hotels in the South, and is widely
celebrated for its luxurious and comfort
able entertainment afforded.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20
A PRoPHEcY.-An experienced plan

A PRoPHECY.-An experienced plan
tea of our acquaintance was i'll our Office
not long since, and expressed the belief
that we would be visited by caterpillarS
this year. He bases his assertion upon
the fact that maggots are now embedded
in the bark of the old trees and fence
rails adjoining the fields planted in
cotton last year. We sincerely trust
that he may prove a ''false prophet,
we have no desire TO witness the des
truction of the staple again. Mansfield
Times
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

DRIP. Breda, has just received at his
Drug Store. on Washington street, an
addition to his present extensive stock
of fresh and pure Drugs and Medicines.
Also, fine assortment of Stationery,
Cutlery, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, &C.;
oil of which can be purchased at a small
advance on New Orleans wholesale cost
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The Iberville South hoists the names
of the Hon. Geo. III. Pendleton, of Ohio,
and Gov. Tcos. ii. Seymour, of Connect
icut, for President and Vice President,
respectively. A very good selection
but had you not better wait, Mr.. South
until the Southern States have voice
in the mattere
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

A Telegraphic dispatch informs 40
that the Arkansas Convention have
adopted q constitution which enfran-
chises women and negroes. and makes
them competent as jurors. Also that
nine Radicals bolted, from which we in-
fer that the conservatives have inteu-
tionally voted for articles to secure the
defeat of the constitution By the people
~ CGddo Gazette.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20
VENTE DE sHERIF.

T0UR DE observation-disclosures des Natchi-
~ toches. Ne. 7I4f-JEAN PHrIP BREDA
eontre Ellie DURkHD. En vertu dun writ de
fsTl Jdeias ennis par l'Honorabe Cour de District
dams ct Poar la paroisse des NatchltOches ct nos
addresse dams les process ui-dessus NOMINEES ct nu-
merotes, Jai saisi ct joiai en- vente au Plus hsne
ct dernier encberisse1l,
Samedi lie Time jour de Mars. 1862
entire les heures ordinaires de vente a 10 porte de
la MaisOn de Cour dams Ia Vile ct paroisse oea
Natchtoches, ia proprieis efalres decrite saisle
CONNIE eta t Ia prOpriete dH lefends Mt, SAVIOR:
On lot de AIarchandises, consist ant en- MarehanH-
discs Seches, Groeefics, etc, etc r--ff f-..--.
TKRNEs DE la vEF ,Tr:
Au Com mPtant-sEee : Sensfce dess; uaAAidp
Fev. 20, 1883. '; :,
49, Sb9i
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20
sHERTFF,s SALE.

SkH % SA
Tn District Cnurt-Parsh of Natchitoches-
4 No 6987-JAMEs NJ. ErLIo1r MADISON
MoBLEY & T. II. HAMILTON. By virtue of writ
of tiers fdcias issued by the Honorable District
Court in and for the parish of Natchitoches. and
10 me directed in the above entitled an numbered
suit have seized and will offer for sale TO the lass
and highest bidder, on
within the usual hours of SALE at the Saw Mill Of
Mobey & Hamilton. near SpringviAe, in this
Parrish the following described property. seized as
the property Of the defendants, to.wit; 20.
Thirty THOUSAND (30, ,0oO) feet of square Lumber.
(assoited)
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE
On credit of twelve months from the day OF
sale. The purchaser to give his bond with sats, sat
factory security IN soido payable to the Sheriff Of
| the Parish OF Natchitoches and bearing eight per
cent pcr annum interest from day Of sale. and So
cured by special mortgage and vendors privilege
retained on the property sold. .,
| ]. G. HUGHES,
Feb 20, 1863. Sheriff.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Col. J. s. Young has retired from the
editorial management of the Claiborne
Advocate, and is succeeded in that de-
partmept by A. G. Hill and John Young,
Esqs., in able and we'll written saluta-
tories
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

When intoxicated, Frenchman
wants to dance, a German to sing, a
Spaniard to gamble, an Englishman to
eat, an Italian to boast, Russian TO be
affectionate, an Irishman to fight, and
an American to make q speach.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

We notice by recent order from
Gen. Hancock that Mr.. Levi Hanson
has been appointed Constable for the
Town of Natchitoches. Also, Charles
V. Ledoux, Sheriff of Rapides Parish.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

Cfthe new appointments to the City
Council by Gem Hancock, FIVE are law
yers. Of these Duplantier and Leau-
mont are now judges Of district COURTS
and the other three have been on the
bench. All are citizens of the highest
responsibility, and all white men.-tN-
o. Times.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

From a private letter from Alexan-
dria we learn that the District Court in
and for the Parish of Rapides convened
last Monday. 1t is the expressed deter
rnination of Judge Lewis to clear the
Docket, if possible, which it is thought
will occupy about three weeks time.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20
Mass Meeting.

The citizens of the Parish of Natchi-
toches are earnestly requested tc attend
a Mass Meeting, at 12 O'Clock, NJ, on
Tuesday, the 25tfi of February, instant,
in the town of Natchitoches, to be COM
posed of those WIN oppose the Radical
party, and whose object shall be the de-
feat of Radicalism, and the triumph of
the Democratic Conservative party of
the country. In this movement all old
party differences and distinction must
be ignored. and concert of action had
with our Northern Democratic friends.
who are battling nobly in defence OF our
Constitutional rights and liberties.
The meeting will be called upon to
appoint delegates to represent our Par
ish in the State Democratic Conserva-
tive Convention, shortly to be held at
New Orleans, and also to organize a
Parish Central Committee,
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

NEWSPAPER CHANGEs.-The Mobile
Advertiser and Register, Evening News
and Mobile Times have been merged,
and will in future he published under
the name of the Mobile Register. Col
Forsyth is still the editor i'll chief,
Henry St. Paul retiring. ~.
The Ouachita Herald and Constitu-
tional Eagle, published in Camden, Ark.
have been united, and the ''Herald and
Eagle is now published by R. l.. Lin
scott aud edited by A. w. Hobson and
10. Thrower. -.. -.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-02-20

The Shreveport Gazette. of the 10th
instant, says the river at that point had
risen about 20 inches up to the previous
Monday. when it commenced declining
and fell 9 inches.