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New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
GRANT AND COLFAX.
OPENING OF TIE CAMPAIGN.

GREAT RATIFICATION MEETING AT COOPER 1NSTI-
TUTE--SPEECHES OF THE HON. CHAs' s.
SPENCER, THE HON. CHAUNCEY VI. DEPEW,
ILL NpIsI, rX u.
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rH For The EnGcasic. G1zette.
The CCmi!iJ UiHfcF.
ny VS. ArrLtG,rE,

How sndly frliihe fading leaves,
In aullmn'a clpngciul honrs;
a The fiapnnt biccze hath bushed is song.
And wihered are the foWrrs.
The mountain pinks aud yiDiets
Baye faded long ago;
From out The copse l1ic th'ush hath lDNi
..t And lrOm the God the crow. -.
Ijcw melancholy grows The scene
On mountain hill and dRle,
As through helrelcss forest trees
The syepping wild winds wai.
Tho hills have changed thcirtmeralhhut
VNbFpr QUO ofsober brown Hl hHEH
A,kwnrl Tho tky the storm clouds sweep,
. And east their shadows down.
Mia Indinn sunmcr's Gays have gG1e;
'4i The SUMS growing rlc
Tho leaves are scattered fur and vide:
Borne onfhe wintIy gale.
High DER the mountains misty tops
. The birds of passage liy,
~ Their etll-rcvr SOUNDING ts In yrass,
...a Likc lrilmpds intlie sky. I.i.f
..lI,.l DO gp.f,
The voicc'of nNtrrc, everywhere,
is sounding the aannj ......
TIE birds thatacet the tropics bright
Ienldt the coming storm.
y The winds that trockAbo 9iant OAK,
Encnly af a unngnn ,lronr. ..r #...
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The now nickel coins arc to DO
one three and cent pieces
one. fourth nickeland three .foufths
conner. The. one.cent coin will
wciph q grain and q half, and be
about the size. Of an old fashioned
fyo.cent piece, while the three and
i've. cent pieces will weigh three
and five grains respectively. and
will bo about the size of the one
and two cent coppers now in use
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Established 1925.

truly democratic government; are
our inheritance and right. Let our
schools be the matrices ard nur.
series of such thoughts, for no
where else can they be born or MA
turcd. 1t is the coming sepcra-
tons that must stand on 4 higher
plane than we. But VIC must see
what kind Of persons we need to
DO this work. SEXTuS.
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The correspondent of the Lon
don Times 10 Spain writes Here
in Madrid, | am perfectly confident
not only that an English or other
Pro,cstant chapel would never
meot with the slightest moleSta'
lion. but that the opening CT it, or
even the laying its foundation
store, could, with very little man
..nigoment, be made an occasion Tor
popular rejoicing"
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But Mother Hubbard rot over
her fright ut last, but the awfully
marked loaf spread through the
village and the people came 10 The
housc all the week 10 look at il.
it was a death 8 head and cross
bones certainly, every one saw
that ut q eInncc; but as 10 iistncan.
ing people differed. Some bcliev
ed il was & warning Of approaching
death; some thought tho spirits
wanted to frightcn the people a
way. The latter snpposiiion in.
spired Mrs Hubbard with courage;
finally she leaned to the belief, and
when another buking day arrived,
put her loavcs into the oven once
moro, prepared for cross bones,
and not TO be frlghtere1 by thom
The loavcs baked as before. They
camc out brown and crus'y rs she
turned zach in her hands. There
were no cross bones visible; but en-
the last were sundry characters or
llcttcrs. WnalY Noone could tell,
until there dropped in Tor a chat
Il certain printer Of the neighbar.
hood, accustomed 10 reading ihi1 g
backwards. .gI,
"By George" said lie, nthat is
curious That is curious -r.c.s.
u-r GUM -resurgurn, that is what
is on the lOaf--resurgum."
ut is what they put on tombs,
amt it?' asked Mother Hubbard
family. aes
. "WoIl. yes, said Mr.. IInbbard;
"but it amt so bad as cross bones
and skulls" .'.. "..-..# -'."
Mtthcr Hubbard shook her head
"Il's even .solemner, said the
little woman, who was not as good
Il graminariGn ls Il bread baker.
II feel confident, William, that !
shall soon bo resurgumcd; and
what will those dear children DO
Lhen?' ...tr...
And now that The second loaf
was before her eyes, marked aw.
fully as was the first; Mother Hub
bard really grew pale and thin, and
lost all her chccriulness. 4
IL have sentiment she said
over again, that tho third ba king
will decide who the warning points
TO. ! believe it is meant for me,
and time will show. Don't you
see how thin I'm geLtiDg?'
And though Mr., Hubbard laugh
ed, lie also began to be troubled.
Tho third baking day was one Of
gloom. SolcmnIy as a funeral lhe
family assembled 10 assist at tho
drawing.
Five loavcs came out marklcss;
but one remained.
Mother l|ubbard's hand trcmb-
led, but she drew it forth; She slid
it on the table; she turned it softly
about. She at last exposed the
lower surface. On it were letters
printed backwards, plain enough
to read this time, and arranged
! thus:
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~ n. RIT.IINrIIIIRST.

A GENT FOR WHEELER ANn WILSON'S
a AND HOWE'S SEWING MACHIN
Mnc hine eFindlnPs-Shect Mnsie mud lnstruc-
ton Books; al tho latest Ncwsnnpers and Pc
Radicals from the Eartand tile West.
Fourdoors West ofthc Hooking Valley Ma
ionali,ank lancaster. Ohio. feb. 81, 'Gs-Iy
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q n
STROPELg & EVERSOLE. 4

2FandiSsIlirers "A and Dea,srAiin
AtIndortak.ngpromptl attended TO win n nnc
Hearse, and all kinds Of Unl1rtaElnG 'oous
fiirnis he'd nj reasonable ratos. %, o inir-w
p shop aDnd Ware Rooms two doors Eaas' "
Hooking Valley National Bank MAN SFee''
Lancaster, Ohio Ieb's'i looe
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A ACoNUNDRUM.-A photographer,
moi a thousand miles from Bryan
was recently visited by a young
woman, who with sweet simplicity
asked: "How long does i take
10 get a photographer, after yop
have LETT your measure Qn'o'
Press, & 90
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WHITLEY, BROTHERS,

DEALERs ISIIARDWARE,C MPRlsING
pMccianic'a Tools. Saddlef's Goods. Under.
taker's Trimmings, Carnage Makers stock
Cutlery OF ali descriptions. Agricultnrhl I'm :
plements. 30. 6e., MithGit Block, Nam street,
second door from sColnnbW street corner,
Lancaster Opio, I... isp' ~ pe-y
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Died April I'd,
Iamented


y - 'N' = '"''''J
at is me-" cried Mrs. Hubbard;
81 am to 20 TO. morrow. This is
the first. do feel faint. Yes, !
do. It's awful, and so sudden
and Mother Mother Hubbard faint.
ed away in the arms of the most
terrified Of husbands.
The children screamed, the cat
mewcd, the dog barked. The old.
est boy ran for the doctor, Peo.
pie fockcd to the Hubbards. The
leaf was examined. Yes, there was
Mother Hubbard's warning-her
call 10 quit this world, r9l.
She laid in her bed bidding good.
bye to her family and iricnds, her
strength going fast. She read her
Bible, and tried not to gricve, The
clergyman prayed with her; ro-
body doubted that her end was at
hand, for the people were very su.
perstitious in those days.
They had been up all night with
good little Mother Hubbard, and
dawn was breaking, and with it
she ielt suIe that she must 60;
when clatter over tho road and up
to the door came q horse and on
tho horse man. Ho alightcd;
he ratified at the doorknockcr; he
rushed in; there was no stopping
him. Up stairs he went to Moth
er IIn bbard's room, and boltcd in.
Every ono looked at him, he
took off his hat. E..
"Parding," said he, IL. heard
Mrs. Hubbard was a dying. That
she had warning on her bakings.
| came over to explain. You sec
/ was sexton Of the church hero a
few years ago, and I know all a
bout it. You needn't die Of skeer
just yet, Mrs. Hubbard, for there
is neither spirits nor devils about
nor yet warnings. What marks
tho loaves is old MIR. Finklo's tomb,
stone, | took it for an oven bolton
seeing there wero no survivors
and bricks were dear. The last
folks before you didn't have them
Iminted off Cause they made par
Iioaves,d but VIC were used TO them
ourselves. Gross bones and skulls
in tho gingerbread we didn't heed
and I never thought O. caring to-
the resurgum. So you see how i
is, Mrs. Hubbard, and I'm sorry
you was sl5eored."
I'nNobody said n word. The min
ister shut his hymn-book. Th'
doctor walked to the window
there was a deadly silence. Moth
er Hubbard broke it..
i "Father." she said, "the frs
thing you do is 10 get q new bot
tom to that oven" D..
Tho tone assured the assembling
of friends that Mother Hubbar'
was not going 10 die just then.
ulndeed she sat up the very ncX
day, and as soon as Tie oven wa
re, bottomed, invited everybody t
q tea drinking, at which no on
| discovered awful warnings on tn
bread, OF. .ghostly warnings on tn
!. gingercakc. p" '"i {. '',
-r-------- . 49, n --.fff.ff.
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Hooaand's German Bit!ers, !.
Hollands German Tonic

Is combination of all NE ingredients Of he Baers,
,ciih PURE Senla CiuE Rum, Orange, etc. IL is used
for e ame diseases as Me BtorS, cases c're some
psrc eicohalis shmuiHS iYreTG,cd You will bear IN
mist Gtui ikssc rTmeais are entirely different from
am dhcrs arertisd for ne cure ofe diseases named
h,se being scientific preparations Of medicinal e1tracts
,pLis Ire oihfrA ara ure dec0ciiOas Of rum IN sous
Iorni. Ths-EON 10 is dccieiiy one Of the most plea
snnt and darrdL remedies erer offered 10 Me public
M ia.s is erqsiie MS pleasure 10 lake IL 6iile its
its.uring e..hiiardting and incidental qualities hape
cdutc.. y !. DC ksOWR as he greatest qf all tonieS.
srrVH H.gfFsgn gTgg Ft.HA#.
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ll.-,g II. CARTER,

nEiLFI IN Corn, Oats. Coal, Lime, fresh
arouhd Comcui. salt, fEoceuPa. sc. Cor
ncr o. am and Canal strectr, epPosile GrcwoIy,
y Aug. ~, 'US-ly.
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IO,,N WGRK & son.

nKanufacturrrs Of Tin Copper and
iva Shpct.iron Ware, and Dealer IN stoves
Or es. Sugar Kettles, kitchen and House.
hoid WnrVs, Sc. 49,. n,..
North aide Man street. Lancaster, ONO,
Kaufman Buildpg,, one door West otwidc
stairwoy' "' feb. 27,lsCs-lY
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n.,m. CHEED.

MISUNDERSTANDING RETAIL,
I'm Stnple nnd Fancy Grocories, Canned
Go,ds, Tob0esos, Cigars, Provisions, native
nm foreign I2ks, Confectionery, Toys' 80
NJ ,jn street, hahnaster. Ohio, opposite Hook
inI Valley National Bank, , o,.
kllIinds dsofOSuntrypr1luco Wanted. Goods
1 d,lIyered 80. Fcu' 10 Ve'-F
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From the Toledo Bladc
Mr.Nasby CasLe about Tor a Cit,
OF Refuge, and Decides Upon
New York IS o Proper Field
Upon Which to Craze.
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PROM NON. GEO. W. WOODWARD, q

- 7fhOm lion. dhO' w. WOODW Ahbph
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHlL4DELPHiA, March 10, 1867.
lind "HoQjldnds. .GeyRdq Iiatrrsn Is Tot az lntoo-
~ Ht digestive pygns, and Of great Cen.N in cases 0
dsLiih1 and tdnt Of Nervous acton, in ge sysepL
.f. ~ '.'i IOer1 truly N-.
.r'i.Hmsn GEO. w WOODWARD
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Speak little, speak TRUTH spend
little, pay cash, raF ..s 'ma'' +
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PosT OFFis. CoYFEORIT X ROADS, J
(Which is in The Stait Nv Ky.,) :
Nov. %. 1893 \

Nov. %, 1868. }
The elckshun Nv Gran. hez had
q NEST depressin cifeck upon the
undersigned The frG .1is becomin
painfully evident thai I cannot
very long remain hero w course,
Graut will give tho offs which |
now hold topollock, anl Of course
JOG Bigler will be bis dcpiiy. This
will end me, or ruthor, !: hcz end.
ed me. Bascon last night pcrcmp
torily reioosed TO give mo credit
Tor likker onlgss ! Good in some
way seeoor bin IN the matter NV
pay. SIGH is Iiiel Bascon s ra
pashus, but my bowels arc more
SO, and | wuz compelled to give
him a mail hqg for enufl u last me
two days.
1t don't require much fggerin
for me 10 ascertain j5st how iung
kin subsist on wat government
property | hcy in my Possession
The two mail bags will buy enough
whisky for Two days; The locks 10
longing 10 EN- one day more; the
boxes I sFose ! kin sell lor G.
nough 70 rga on . week; and then
there is tic tables, chairs, stove
and q lcw other articles wich | can
dispose nv. TO reCapituIate:
mail bags zee. days
dHy
~ boxes GIth glass iroBti, % good eL
new, hcya never bin yOused....... days
day-
ityle aay
! ste !e with place tJ heat water lor
whisky Punch-........................ { days
Total % Llayg
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30
.yIJGENENT

Corn DE Observation-Disclosures DIES NArc7Iroo1rs.
Selma Il. Snead,
6oIItIe M s3,3
Estes Vhitted. son mari
I Mans cas-, eu ralson de la loi et reyidepce
~ Giant en- !ayeur de Ia demanderesse dams e
proces ci-dessus, il est ordonne adjuge ct decr6S
que In dcnlaudereSec, Selma III. Snead ait ct re.
couvre dn defendant, Estes Whi.ted, la somme de
trois Mile, Cinq Cent Quare yingt reuf pias tres
ct tiente deux sous avec les interets sur r-cette
somme a raison de cinq pour cent par an ii partir
du 20mc jour dc Novcmbre, 1867; iusqu an parlait
Placement, ct one rhypotIieque legale de la deman.
deresse SOFT reconnue sur la prophets immobiliere
du defrDdant atm de guarantir le paiement de In
dite somme ainsi quill suit. LIE dit hypotheauc
atfetant Ia dte pyopretG dr defendant lie ler our de
Juliet, 1915, pour gusrantir la somme de Dixsept
Cent Cinquante Piastres, Iecues par le Dsten,lao,
Il eette date. lie Ter Mars o5t pour uuarautir
Ia sonmc de Trois Cents Piustres, recues par Ie
defendant Il cette dit lie 10 Juliet, 1888 pour
guarantee la somnle de Quatre Cents Piastrcs
reeues par lie defendant Ii cctte date. lie Ter
SePiembre, 1859, pocr guaraRtir Cent Piastres
feeues par lie de:eRlaat u cette date. LIE Ter Jan
vier. $3.50, pocr gaarsHtir Cinquante Piastses
refues par lie defendant cette date lie lsr Mai
lsc0, Pour guaraatir CeatSPiastles rccues par lc
defendant ceite date lie Ter No, embre 1865
pour guaran'ir Cent Piastres, reeaes par le de fen
dant h cei te date. Le 20 Aoat, 1866 pour yunr.
antir Quasrey iDgt Cinq Piastres, Iscues bar Ie
defendant d cette date. lie Ter Arrii, 1867, Gorr
guarantir C,nquante Pastres. reenes par lie delen-
dant a cette date. lie Ter Cctobfe, 1866 Eour
gaarantir Cent. Pastres recucs par le defendant u
cettc date. 1T lie Ter Decembre, 1868, pour guar
antir Cinq Cent Cinquante Quatre Piastres, recues
par e defendant la derniere date mentionpee avec
authorization d la demaadercsse de sasiIlget de
vendre Ia dite proprete mmobilisre atm de salts.
faire &C Jugcmeut. Ii est de plus erdonne, adiuge,
ct decrete que lie commununts d'acquets ct de
gains autrefois exis' ant entire la demandcresse
Selma III. Snead ct lie defendant, Estes Whitted
son m 'r soit ct est par prssentea dssoute que
Ia demanderesse reprenne administration de sa
oropriete separee ct queiIe ait lie droit dadmnsrrer
sa dite proprietc ssparee sans Intervention ou le
controie de son mari, et que lie defendant ait a
payer les frais dc ee process.
Fait at signs in pleine C0ur, &C lime jour de
DGcembre, 1867.
lSigue. w. b. LEWIS,
Jage de District.
certifie par ces prssentes que ce qui est ci-
- dcssus est uDe copie fdde ct correc,e du
Jngement original dams e ocss ci-dessus desgne
en- nunerauts en- iasse, ct errcgistre dams mou
Office.
En- fol de quot J'ai'appose lie sceau de Ia Cour du
9me District Natcbitoches ce 9me jour &c
Janyier, 1865.
A. w. HAMILTON,
Jan b. 5t Grefier.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30
sHERIFF,s SALE.

Daniel Brown, executor of last will and testament
of Mahala Sprowl, deceased Us. Hardy Bryan,
William Wyche and James d. Blair, executor
OF last will and testament of John j. Bia.r r,
deceased. District Court, parish of Natchi-
toches. No 6263. sNe aa 7Esl4
by virtue OF writ Of feri fae,as, issued by the
Id Honorable District Court in and for the pa
rish of Natchitoches in the above entitled ano
numbered suit, have seized and will offer for sale
at public auction, for Cash, before the door of the
Courthouse, in the town and Parish Of Natchi-
tochcs, 10 the last and highest bidder, On
Saturday, list day of February, lS6S,
tie following property situated in the parish oil
Natehitoches, seized the property of the defend.
ants Hardy Bryan and William Wyche, deceased,
viz -
That certain Plantation, or tract of land adjudi,
Gated to j. ohu 7. Gimer on the 5th day of Janua,
ry, 500. at the sale of the Succession effects of
Mahala Sprowi, deceased; situated in the Parish
of Natchitoches on the north bank of Red River
in township eleven, range nine, west, ia sections
five, eight, nine and ten and containing, as per
plat OF survey, Sewn Hundred and Eighty Acres
of Land as described in the Proces oeSal of sale in
said Succession, of which the following part was
scd to William Wyche by John T. Giner by act
of sale before Thomas IL. Pitts, Recorder of Cad
do Parish; viz
The west half of north Sest quarter and the east
half OF southeast quarter OF section FIVE, township
eleven. range nine west; continuing One Hundred
and Sixty Acres; and of which the following part
was sold by the said Gilmer to Hardy Bryan by
public act before the same Recorder TO wit: All
of section nine, east Of Red River, the northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of section ten,
and about fifty acres in the soutlieast corner OF
section eight the east side Of the River. oil In
township eleven, north of range nine, west; con-
tanning Six Hundred and Twenty Acres, together
with all the building and improvements on all said
Lands 7GIHs
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
Cash, with the benefit of appraisement.
JAS. Z. HUGHES,
December 3Ist, 1867. Sheriff.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30
THE S7EWAAT COOKING STOVE
-g-he undersigned Offers this STOVE to the

he undersigned offers this STOVE to the
pabii5, the superior qualities OF which have
heea 'Siactoriiy tested for many y afs with
the tul tat it. pr cul;ar merits render
it the most complete and perfect cooking apparatus
now in pse.
It's advantages which are al the requirements
OF good StoFe, are enumerated below:
DURABILITY.
II is SO constructed that the parts liable TO be
burned ouS can be replaced, and the Stove thus
renovated, rs rendered perfect in its operation
cost
ITS ECONOMY FUEL. tl..
The Stove is aIr-tight, and with other contri-
vances appertainipg TO il, great degree of heat
is retained within the Stove and thereby less
fuel is reqiste for its various culinary purposes
+, DRAFT DAMPER
Is perfect regulator of the heat in the re-box
and oven, that heat may be Increased or modcr-
ated, as the occasion may require.
lrs vENTu.ArISe PROPERTIES,
BY which different kinds of meat may be cook
ed in the oven simultaneously. without imra-ting
the peculiar flavor of one to the other thus secu-
ring the full benefits of the old style OF cooking
by Tn open fireplace.
such as the iiCT WAFER RESERVOIR, fur.
nishiny tot water at all times. and the TIN
WARMING CLOSET where articles ready fur
the table may be kept warm, bread set 10 rise,
ETC. esc. 5f-sl'rs
EVERY STOVE FULLY GUARANTEED.
Always on hand, a large assortment of COOK
ING and HEATING STOVES.
SAMUEL LOCKE,
Importer of Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
81, 80, IL and 43 Peters ST., flate Front teyee}
between Caston,honse and Bienvlle, New Orleans,
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30
YENTE DE SHERIFF.

Daniel Brown Executeur du dernier testament de
Mahala Sprowi, decsd6e, contre Hardy Bryan,
William Wyche ct James ID. Blair, Exec
uteur du dernier testament de Jean j. Blair,
decide. 9me Cour de District. Etat de In Lon.
isiane-Pa:oisse des Satchi.oches. No 6263
EfN vertu dun writ de 6er facias ennis et Il moi
H adresse par ffionorabe Cour de District
daHs ct pour Ia Paroisse des Natctoches, dams ie
process cidessus nomme ct numerote, jai saisi ct
Off irai en- ventc Pencan publique la porte de In
maison de C0ur dams Ia vile ct Paroissc des Nat
chitoches, comptsnt, plus haut ct dernier en-
cherissear '
Samedi lie Ter jour de Fevrier 1868
la propFiete suivante sit1ee dams Ia paroisse dos
Natchitochcs ct sa;sie eomme etaBt la proprete
des defendants Hardy Bryan ct William Wyehe
decides savoir;
Get e certaiHe plantation un moroccan de terre
adIuge Il Jean y. GiImer lc 5me juur de Janvier
$50 d Ia yente des effects de a succession de Ma.
hala Sprowl decedee, stue dams in paroissc des
Satehitochcs sur la rive Nord de In Riviel e
Rouge dams le Township One, de Ia Rangee Aeuf
Quest, dams les Sections Cinq HUFF, Neuf ct Dix
ct contenant d'apres lc pan darpentage Sept cent
quatre vingts acres e tcrrc, daprcs la description
dams lc proces rerbdt de vente dams n dite success
sion, de quel lie morceau suvant fut vendu q
William Wyche par Jean II. Gilmer par acte de
vente passee par devaut Thomas II. Pitts Recor,
deur dams la Parosse dcs Caddo, savoir Ia moitie
Quest du quart Nord-Ouest ct Ia moitie Est du
qnart Sud-k de la Section ciuq, du Township
0nze, de la Rangee neuf Quest, contcnant cent
soxcante acres; ct du quel la portion suivante fut
vendae par lc dit Gilmer q Hardy Bryan par acte
publique passes par, devant lie meme Recordeur,
savoir; Toute Ia section Neuf rEst de 10 Riviere
Rouge, lie quart Nord- Quest du quart Nord Quest
de la section Dix ct environ cinquante acres dams
lie coin Sud-Est de la section HUT sur lie cote Est
de la Riviere, lie tout dams lie Township One
Nord de la Rangee neuf Quest, eoLtenaut Six
cent vingt acres ainis que toutcs les bdtisses ct
ameiorations qui Sc troUvent sur les dtes terres.
TERMEs EFT coSDITInEs DE LA vEETE. a
Au Compliant: avec ie benefce d'estima-
ton PM
JAMES G. HUGHES,
Dec. 3lst, 1867. Sheriff
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30
GNOVER 4 BAKER

s e w / N G NJ a HINES
TROVER & Baker celebrated Sewitg Ma
VI chimes were awarded the highest premium
at the principal State fairs in the United States.
First premium's were awarded these Machines ut
the exhibition of London, Dublin, Besaucon St
Degier, Paris, Lyons, bayou and Chalons They.
have been furnished by special command to the
Empresses of France, Austria Russia, Brazil.
spain and Bavaria. The Grover and Biker Elias.
tic Stitch Sewing Machines are superior to all
others for the following reasons Thew Sc direct
from the spool and require no rewinding of thread.
They are more easy understood and less liable TO
arrangement than any other machines. And in
addition to their superior merits as instruments
for sewing. by slight change of adjustment, exc
cute the most beautiful and permanent embroid-
cry and ornamental work. The company arc
Uow ready to supply the trade with their newly
perfected Shuttle Machine which is unsurpassed
by any machine in the market for Tailoring, Shoe
Making, light and heavy manufacturing of all
kinds.
The Agency IN Neu Orleans have fitted up
Work-rooms and employ competent mechanics for
rhe purpose of effectng any Repairs to the Grover
and Bakers Sewing Machines that the public may
iequire aa
GROVER & BAKER s. MOO.
1872 CANAL street. corner OF Dryades,
do Am New Orleans
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30
FOR SALE.

T desire to sell my Water.Mill, Saw-Mill and
Il -Mill-better known "a the "Prothro
Mills"-all of which in good working order
Also, my Plantation of about 800 acres of good
Land-5O acres being under cultivation--situated
near the Saline Bridge, Bienville parish; together
with the dwelling and out-houses and all other
improvements thereon. will, also, sell corn, pro-
visions, about 2 head OF stock-cattIe, 5 head OF
horses a fine log-cart, and all nay farming imple-
ments.
Also, fine Tract of Land, known as The .I,tIio
Deieon grant, situated on Deer Greek, in Franktir
parish contagious to Sicily Island, and comprising
about SEQ arpeuts. some 200 acres of which are
deadened All of this land is above overflow.
Those desiring good bargains will please call on
the undersigned at the "Prothro Mills"
d5 I'm II. G. TURNER.