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EH'- Senator Drake did his part in the
Senate on Wednesday toward vindicating
the rights OF colored ladies to seats in
railroad cars reserved for white people
But he put his championship Of the lady
concerned on rather different basis from
that taken by his crusaders They in
sisted on redress for the wrong because
the sufferer was q colored person: 4, Mr..
Drake declared the case was one Of great
hardship because the lady was OF very
superior character" and had no more
the appearance ofa negro than many who
move in the best society in Washington" I"
The Senator weakeHed his case very much
BY that admission 1.-THE lady is so near
iy white, what business has she to monop
oli1c the attention Of the Senate for q
whole day? We shal! have persons who
are whoHy white demanding redress pres
entity, il Mr. brakes argument is passed
over without gehahe. ~ J. { Rqdieot)
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STATE or ARKANSAS. !
County of Pulaski.
In the Separate Court Of Chancery for said
county, at the special December term there
of a. ID. 1867, lith day OF December, A. ID.
1867 fi.
The State of Arkansas,
who sues on behalf '
of herself, us well rs
on behalf ofthe hold 1
ers of her bonps issH
ed to the Real Estate A'iN
Bank of Arkansas.
and the creditors Of
said Bank Complain
ant. ".t#
versus h W iBl for Foreclosure.
The e y of ne Il Of
sec ~ in Q n, r3i ",
and other tracts aud
places of land mort
gagged for stock in
said Real Estate
Bank, by Robert"
Henderson. Defend
ant. 'lh t"
This day the State of Arkansas, by W. w.
Wiltshire, Esquire. solicitor general, files her
bill In this behalf. with the several exhibits
referred to therein. the object OF which bill Is
TO obtain decree for foreclosure of "A certain
mortgage executed by Robert Henderson, to
secure 10 shares Of the capital stock of said
Real Estate Bank Hpon the following describ-
cd tracts and parcels OF land, viz:
The c Z of ncl4 ofScc II, and ne ID or Sc
"a OF see u, IN t9n.r3 ";
And a sale Of said lands for the payment OF
such pro rata liability rs may be declared up
on them 10y such decree and It Is ordered that
a copy Of This entry lie published In u news
paper printed in the city Of Little Rock, Ar
kansas, by the public printer Of the State, and
also In some newspaper printed in the county
or counties m which said lands are situate, If
any there be- for four Successive weekly in
sertions. the last insertion thercofto bc at least
four weeks before the first day of the term Of
our said cmnccry court to be held at the court
room Of said roart in the city Of Little Rock,
on the thifi Monday In June a. d. 1868; and
that the same when so published, be taken ~
sufficient notice TO Sald innrtgagor and to all
persons claiming said lands under him, and to
all occupant. OF the sams, OF tie beginning.
and pcndcnry Of said bill against them.
A true copy from the record.
joe Attest: GORDON n. PEAY, Clerk.
Al
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~ No. 6663- ISAAC KAHN contre ARMEL1Nr
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La Place Hammctt.
, TERMES DE vENrE:
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d. HI. BOULLT,
cuihet Zo' 1903. Depute Sheriff.
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General Schedule
OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS AT Thu
NATCHITocHEs PosT-oFFIcE.
ARHIVALS.
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JUDICIAL SALE.


Ry virtue of an order of the Honorable Judpe
~ OF the Ninth District Court in and for tfe
parish OF Natchitoches, will offer for sale at
public auction at Lisso's Landing, near Coushatta
Chute. in this parish, ON
Monday, 24th day of August. 1868.
Ine following property belonging to tie minors
samuel and Paul Lisso, situated in the parish of
Natchtoches, viz: Five lots of ground each CON
tanning one acre front, with the depth of an acre
and a halt, situated on the upper portion of the
tract OF one hundred and eleven acres of land he
longing to said minors: Lot number one begin
OF the tract on the river 'front.' next to the line Of
land belonging to Robert Stothart, acquired from
w. Guthrie, and running down the river front for
tne quantity OF one acre front, and back from the
river for the quantity of one and half acres in
depth; the second lot to join the first described ot
peto% with the same front on the river and deptb
and the third; fourth and fifth lots to be situated
respectively below the second lot with the same
quantity of front and depth, according to survey
ana pat to be made of the said lots and which
WIZ be exhibited on the day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE:
- ne lots wiz be offered for sale. separatelv and
WI. De sod For Cash, subject to the fuU an.
OF each to be made
SAMUEL PARSON,
NY @As' 1000 Sheriff.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18
sHERIFF,s SALE.

district Court parish of Natchitoches. No
- 6S63-IsAAC KAHN & Co., Us. ARMEL1NE
SoMPAYRAc. wife ofW. o. Breazeale By virtue
Of writ of fsri .facias issued by the Honorable
District Court in and for the Parish of Match.
itoches, a.d to me directed in the above entitled
and numbered suit, have seized and will offer
for sale to the last and highest bidder, on
Saturday the 5lh day of September.
1868, at the Court House door in the town OF
Natchitoches, the following named and described
property seized as the property of the defendant,
to-wit:
The undivided one third interest in tract or
parcel ol land, situated in the Parish of Natchi
toches on the left bank Of RED River descending,
below the town of Grand Ecore, bounded above
by lands Of Eliza Greneaux, and below by lands
OF g. w. Morse. with all the depth belonging to
to the same; adjudicatedto w. w. Breazeaie at the
Succession sale of Georgs. 8. Hammitt, on the
18th day of January. 1855, and known as the
Hammett Place.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash, with the benefit of appraisement.
d. II. BOULLT,
july ~, 1868. Deputy Sheriff
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STOTENf

ast Friday night. 3lst July. certain Roar
Horse. about 1919 or l6 hands high, he Is
what may be termed large Pony Horse, abou,
nihe years old, branded the right shoulder with
the letter 8; somewhat blotted, is natural walker
PAGES and trots well, also. and works in either
buggy, wagon or cart. Has some slight collar
marks.
Any cne who viii capture the horse, aud thief,
IT possible, and deliver to the undersigned or give
any information that may lead TO the same, will
be handsomely rewarded.
JOS. EZERNACK,
Natcbitoches, August Sd, 1863
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18
VENTE JUOTC1A7DD

IAN 4 JUDIC1AIRR
1.n vcrtu d un ordre de THor:orabIe ,Jupe do Ie
NeuvIeme Cour de District dams ct ronr Ia
Parolsse des Natchitoches, j'ofrirai en- vente a
Iencan puvlique Lisso's Landing pres de Con.
shatta Chate cans cette parosse
Lundi lie 24 AOut. 1853
"a "a Proprlete suivane Rppertenant aux m;nou-S
samuel ct Paul Lisso, situe dams la paroissa as
Natchitoehes, savoir: F'' 0'''e ueS
olnq lots de terre chaque contenapt mn acre do
race avec nne profondeur dun acre ct demi sitnsS
bur la PARTON den haut de moroccan de cnt on
acres appertenant aux dts mineurs: Lot nor,bro
un commentant au coin extreme den hant an nor5
est DO lu terre sur le riviere poignant a In Iigne
aPPertenaut Robert Stothart aconise do w
Guthrle ct courant bas our Ia riyiGre nna faooJ
un acre. ct partir Ge la riviere un ace of -;
Prolondeur; ie second lot joint au premier en- ba.
M ave- IA meme facade ct la meme profondenr Of 10
iolseme. quatrieme ct cinquieme resnect, venent
eilues en- dessous du uxieme avec la msme f,5
et "a meme profondeur dapres ul arpentoge ~, er
le jour de vente Nj 0ei@ hontre
TERMS DE vENTE:
es lots seront offerts separement Of se,opt ,o,,
uus au Compliant, sujet destination de cbaona
SAMUEL PARSoN
- ASVo' Sheriff |