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PERSONAL.

mo THE PUBLICAN parties are here
L by warned against TRADING IN ANY "a.
PER drawn either In our favor or III tne Iavor "a
Richardson q Co., such paper having been stolen
from us foe s-iwJ LATHR0P q LEl6h.
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Don't fail to look ut CARDOZO. FOURQUREAN
L CO.'S CARPETS, RUGS. ard DRUGGETS before
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FURNITURE.

WHEN YOU BUY FURNITUREM
w or MATTRESSES don't fail 10 see myA
fall stock OF elegant and superior designs. The
prices have been reduced until they are lowers
suited. I have goods that Will please the rich or
the poor. Examine my stock, and The prices shall
please. SAMU BIZ W. hhEWUOO,
an 3l.3m Governor street, Richmond. =
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PARTISAN SUITS at CARDOZO. F0URQUREAN
6 co.'s. at S35 and $40.

CARDOZO. FOURQUREAN L co. make BLACK
and MOURNING GOODS 4 speciality. They hIy'
city, which they show In the very best light for thu
buyer.
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TRY GOODS.-Calico, DC. yard; good
~ line Dress Goods. 16as to 25c.: Calico, &C. yard
best goods yet discovered for the money: White
Fanncls. very cheap. also good Twill ar 25c.: cN-
anime our Bltachca Cottons: blankets. 81 10 20 per
Our goods were all bought for cash, and we Will en-
dcayor to make 1t lively by small prices.
j. G.. WIllTLOCk.
oco 1907 Main street.
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DILL-HEADS. st to SO per reanl. at tie
ID DISPATCH pRINTfNG-HOUSE
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DRY GOODS,
THE LARGEST STOCK

BLACK AND COLORED DRESS AND TRIM
MING EELEETS ut CARDOIO. FOURQU-
REAS & CO.'S at astonishing low prices.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Oceoher Seattle have been ialrly
active during the past week, and prices advanced
medium, 4@4kc.; ordinary. 3@34c.; most sales AZ
A@5c: receipts, 3,oll heads sales, LADY neao'
lose; receipts, 6,5 rs head. Sheer were quiet and
about steady; range at 4@5c.; receipts, 1898 head
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA. October S.-Catfie fairly active;
sales OF 1000 head; good to prime, 54@6se.; me-
II 900 head; good to prime. 5s@8c.; medium,
| 4X6D5Ac.; common, 2@31c. Hogs In fair demand
mon. 7AdSc. 49, - u.
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LONDON, October S.-The steamer Corn
wall, Captain Williams, from New York for
Bristol, is ashore in the Avon near Bristol.
II i honed she will float at high water.
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NEw YORK, October S.-Cotton-Net rece1pts
81 bales gross 5067 bales futures closed strong
November, sIl.44@Sl1.45; December, $il:s7
January, $ll.44@s1l.45; February, gu .SS66t@s
81 I.67; March, I'll .66@&l1:7O; APRIL 1b.Sgta
sl1.s2; May, $1l.92gsl1.s4; june siI'oe@
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CoSsTANT1NoPLE, October S.-Extremely
bad weather prevails. Snow and rain are
continually falling. The unfavorable wea-
Their, it is thought, will suspend operations
in Bulgaria and the Balkans. "
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-11-10
FOR SALE.

4 CERTAIN plantation or tract of
n land, situated in the parish of Red
River, State Of Louisiana, on the right
bank of Red River, descending. opposite
Lovwy Bayou. being in sections ~, ~,
- and 26 in Township Il, Range II,
West, containing 1913 7G-lO0 acres
This plantation has now in cultiva-
ton and under good fence, about 500
acrcs more or less, with valuable i'm
provrmpntS. consisting of a dwelling
house, Gin house. negro cabins. corn
cribs, and all necessary out-bulldlnTS.
This plantation is finely timbrrcd. and
not subject t" overtlowS, and will be sold
at private sale.
A certain tract of land or plantation
situated in the parish of Grant. State of
Louisiana, on the left bank of the Bon
D;cu river, descending, consisting of a
grant of Gao acres of land confirmed by
Congress to Lcstan Prndhomme, as as
si~nre of John Baptistc Brrvelle, and
500 $500 acres purchased 10y the de-
ceased, LeStan Prudhomme, from the
United States, in Township 8, Range g.,
and containing in the aggregate, l239
$500 acres, more or less. This ,planta-
ton is also NOW III cultivation, and with
about three or four hundred acres un-
der good fence; is finely wooded; not
liable to overflow, and has all the ncces
sary buildings and improvements there
o..
For information apply to the under
signed. IL miles below the town o
Natrhitochrs, or to his brother, Srrd"
Prudhomlnc. in the city of Natrh'tochcs
F. A. PRVDHOMME.
Agent and Atty in Fact of the heirs ant
legal representatives of Lcstan Pru
lhomme, deceased.
Nov 1O-1m
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that freedoms highest aims can
reach,
Is bat to lay proportional loads on each;
Hence, should one order disproportlond
grow,
Its double weight must ruin all below.
We are assured of one thing in this
lengthy discussion of the question OF
y Constitutional Convention, when
has now spun over mouths of time,
which is, that our peoplearc astonnd-
ed by the startling fact that their Off
Gals, for We take the official as the
principal opponent to the C"nstltn-
tiona| Convention, knowing so little
of human government, its objects and
purposes, and they are equally as
tonished at the volatility with which
they show that Ignorance on ever!
occasion.
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Death of Senator Morton.

Senator Morton, the son| OF the
Republican party, died in Indiana on
the }lSt October.
While living his bitterness to the
Sonth. and all those who were our
friends, was made manifest on all oc'
casions. The grave was not sntf1-
cicnt even to cover our frailties in
his eyes, and all we held dear or
cherished were tho subjects of his
rude but forccable denunciati"n.
The Republican party in his demise
sustains great loss, for his ability
was unqucstioncd : that the country
at large will suffer we oplne not
Charity bids us to let the tomb, to
which he now descendS, cover all his
errors, We seek not to invade the
circle of his mourners. May his frall.
ties and unnatural abuse OF Southern
men and women he forgiven him NY
the Great Hereafter as freely rs w
now forgive them.
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If legislation in the interest of
classes were abandoned in this coun-
try what an impetus would all pur'
suits receive. For instance, with a
tariff for rcrcnue only, without even
the shadow ofprotectiou repeal OF
the Registry law, of the Resumption
law, of the decentralization of silver
law, of the National banking law, all
the causes for the present depression
in the country would be removed.
Time will tell whether the people
have succeeded in wedding ont their
enemies in Congress, if they have not
now, they certainly will in another
year, when we may hope to see all
these beneficial acts accomplished and
the country move off to greatness.
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Stealing the Presidency.

The Republicans are losing their
ylip on the northern States with light
ming rapidly. The causes therefor as
ascribed by them are, the Southern
policy and the Civil Service reform
small matters to our mind for such a
revulsion of opinion in the minds of
those who have stood through thick
and thin to the party of great moral
ideas.
In our humble opinion, this repuh-
lican loss, and honest mems gain !;
this defeat. of radical candidates by
Waterloo majorities in the loyal
north, is nothing more nor less than
an open expression of honest men
against the Stealing of the Presidency
by the radical party last winter.
HAYES the receiver of the stolen
plumber will he able to keep his head
above water for month or so yet,
but he must eventually be drowned
in tie ocean of Indignation with
which honest American opinion is
certain to dcluge every miscreant
who took part in thwarting their wiz
in 1876. All the thrusts and dodginl
of Conkling wont save them, and al
men will heartily cry, amen wher
the end is reached.
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THE CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS Re-
TURN, OR TIE LOST CAUsE.--A mag
nifcent picture, beautiful in design
and artistic in execution. It repre-.
sents ii Confederate soldier after the
war returning to his home, which be
finds ruined 10y shot and shell, look
ing lonely and desolate. In front of
the ruined cottage, telling sad tale
of the misiries of war, are two graves
with rude crosses, on one of which
some friendly hand has hung gar
land. The graves are overhung by a
weeping willow, in the shadow of
which stands the returned soldier
with bowed head, as if thinking of
the past. To the right the calm river
and rising moon indicate peace and
rest. The stars seen through the
trees represent the Southern Cross,
draped over the graves, an emblem
of the Confederate flag as we'll as
harbinger of brighter days to come
The food of glorious moonlight
streaming through the trees and re-
hecting on the peaceful river adds tc
the sentiment and beauty Of the scene
and it's surroundings. No descrip'
ton of this gem of art will do il
iustice-it must he seen. 1t is pic
tu,e that will touch every suoutberr
heart and should find a place in every
southern home. 1t is l4x]8 inches il
size, on heavy plate paper. One cop!
will he sent by mail, iu a pasteboart
roller, to any address, postpaid, OF
receipt of Is cts; three copies for 81
cts., or six for 81, in currency o
postage stamps. Agents wanted
everywhere, to sell this and a variety
of other popular cheap pictures. N
money required until they are sold
No trouble to sell Them. Send STAN
for our catalogue and terms.
Address, A. CREGAR & CO.,
Publishers, l60 Market Street,
Chattanooga, 'reor
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education. An increase in the density OF
incubation would be accompanied ny M
crease of educational advantages and
more extended studies.
For chcapntss Of living. with good an"
substantial fare, this country presents H.
disputable claims The lengthy growing
season, in which vegetables etc., OF every
description abound. abundance OF small
grains raised with the slightest "Xpena'-
turc, supply of beef and pork adequate
for the largest demands. and at the low
est prices, enable our people to live with
decided comfort and ch"apnrSs.
The United States Land office tor the
Northwestern District ct Louisiana is To-
Gated ut the town of Natchitoch's, the
parish seat of Natrhit"rlrS, thus afford
inr to immigrants DESTROYS of settling
upon the public lands. opportunities {"
doing so, and the expense an" trouble
usually attendant upon ctirctiny entire;
Of land will be found I" be much less
than in any other section. and Il large
quantity Of valual!,. land can be entered
at much lower prices than i'll tho North
vest
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s)(&1v AQrrrt(5r mrntS,
For Account and Estate st. Ann Pru'
LAM Certificates.

30 $1,000 Acres, Northwest quarter OF
tire Southwest quarter, section I, town.
ship :. range I.
20 79-lO0 Acres, Southeast quarter OF
the Southeast quarter OF section ~
township 3, range y.
80 49, 100 Acres, Northeast quarter OF
Southeast quarter of section II, township
8, range s.
80 ;3-1UO Acres, Southwest quarter OF
fine Southwest quarter Of the Southwest
uunrtrr of section !. TOWNSHIP pS. range I.
30 s. 100 Acres, Nort(caS, quarter OF
the Southwest quarter Of section 7 town.
ship s, range'. :. ~,
D3, 10 100 Acres. West half of the
Southeast quarter of section ~, and tine
East half of the East half of section Is,
township $. north of range =. west.
~ 5l-lOO Acres. East half OF Southeast
ouartrr St elton 10, townships, range :,
Certificate l7Ol9.
1G0 lO-lOO Acres. Southeast quarter OF
section |, township s, north, range :,
west.
lGO Acres, Northwest quarter of sec
ton !, township :, north. range I, west
100 lO-lOG Acres. situated on the right
bank of Ryolrt Bondicu, lying co'tlg''-
Gus and above 5. =. landing. 40 acres
cleared and improved, with honse and
cistcrn, balance woodland.
These lands will be sold at private sale
at any time. payable one half cash, bal
ancr in one and two years, with GOO
solvent securities. TO be sold on the
:, 3. and 4th Mondays in December next
AZ Public Auction to the highest bidder
For account and Estate of J. Is. Prud
hOmmc.
Two beautiful tracts Of land, lying OF
each side of Saline Bayou, five mile
above st. Maurice, containing 4ot acres
respectively.
Contiguous to One Hundred and Slxt,
J acres of cypress break, adapted to
Saw-Mll.
Armand tracts on Old River, East ban
said to contain 455 arpents bottom lane
: West bank G:A lS-loO arpcnts hill land.
For particulars apply to
, EMILE ST. ANN PRCDHOMME,
, Campbell. o.
NatchitOchcs Parish, La.
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Par0ch;al Affairs,

AS the year draws to close the con-
i]ition of parochial finances becomes
more healthy and the plain letter OF
the lar, as followed by the Democrat
ic police jury and hitherto grossly
neglected, is shown to be the w'sest'
safest and best policy.
In a recent number of the N1SD1cA-
TOR we stated the gross expenses OF
the parish TINS far, in ten months
and which includes pay of witnesses
Jurors, shc,iff's fees, clerks cost,
members salaries, paupers, roads,
bridges and contingent expenses, I"
have been $5s4G,7. This VIC take 1t
is good showing; one at least 'ha'
can defy competition either before or
since the war in this parish. There
is no current issue upon the market,
and what little there was issued hA
the preceding radical jury III the first
four months of the year went up ON
the advent of the Democratic mem
hers, June LIST, from 4ON5O to 90@?o
cents on the dollar.
To-day every debt incurred during
1877 has been paid IN cash and there
remains in the treasury over $4,000 dot
lars with which to meet the expenses
of the coming term of the District
Court.
If the taxpayers are not satisfied
with this showing then we unheslta
tingly say, they can never be pleased
Hitherto, when taxes were lev'e'
and collected and then sqnandere'
or stolen, there was Il jnStitiable cx
cusc for the nonpaymcnt of taxes
and we were the first and most per
sistant in advising such a course
but when the monies are used TO
none other than legitimate expcndl
lures, and such economy is shown. a
the above exhibits prove, we conSld
cr 1t any thing but patriotic to &c
muir payment.
We can safely challenge compar1
son between the management OF tn
present Police Jury, and that OF an
which has legislated for this parish
or any other for that matter. "
have we opine, proven our faith
. the people of this parish by 'w"rhf
, by advocating their rights when
cost more than mere words to 40 s.
for that reason we give our opinion
freely, and we propose to defend Il
' present Police Jury, and their az
! ministration to the bitter eud, co
n what it may.
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Ol,n readers will note the improve.

OvR readers will note the improve
ments in the NINDlCAToR of late,
when it WIS supposed there could be
none. Our issue weekly covers all
worth knowing. The editorials are
select and to the point a full and
correct epitome of the news from all
parts of the world Washington cor
,cspoudence, country ditto, with more
local items than appear in any South
ern country weekly, while our farm
cr friends have a column of choice
matter for their perusal, and the
feature for our church friends is the
Rev. Mr. Hough's weekly church lee
ture. Iu fact the merits of the NlN-
DICTATOR render it not only a valua'
ble paper but an indispensable one
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
julie, DnraS>r IS. Mrs. Eloise Arw,,,
and John G.. Trichcl ""a
District Court. No.

ny virtue Of a writ of Fl. Fa. is.n.,,
ID by the Hon. District Co IT in '' aea
for the Parish Of Natchitochps, and u =.
me directed, isSurd on Il twelve m ur %
Bond of Mrs Eloisc Armand and I"h
Trichrl. in favor Of Jules Dnca,..
have seized and will offer for sale ~ a
last and highest bidder at the do,s..
Court House in the city and parsh -.
NatchitorhrS, on
Saturday, LIST day Of December, 1871
the following property, to wit:
A certain lot of ground situated in u.
Parish of Natchitorhrs, having f,on s
of sixty feet on Sihley Street, and ~.
ming back for depth one hundred ,"s
Sixty-tive feet, bounded north by Sibi.ss
Street. south by lot of pttijean, east :,
Third street. and west by lot ofST
lIyams, together with all the buildium
| and improvements thereon.
Also a certain lot of ground sitn,t.a
in the Town Of Natchitorhrs, ami kno~nn
and described as lot No. : on plat Of ,ot.
Surv we'd on 10th day Of July BY S.ns
l. Bur|irk, having front Of sixtv.,;,
feet ON Sihlry Street, with depth Of a..
hundred and sixteen feet, bounded M
the east by Third Street. west BY lot n
.. north by lot formerly belonging IA
Antoine Prudhommc and wife, viii II
tie buildings and improvements thereon
Also another lot Of ground situated
thc Town and Parish Of Natchitoches
fronting sixty.Six feet on Sibley Stra
and running back one hundred and si1ty.
five feet, acquired by Petijean from Il.
Succession sale of S. NJ. Hyams on 18Th
of March, 1870, with all the buildips,
and improvements thereon
Also a certain lot of ground situated
in the City and Parish Of Natchitoche.
and numbered II, running eighty.txofset
six inches, on south side of Church
Street. parallel lines. bounded On tbs
, east bv lot No. 10, on the west by lot No
H. on the north by Church Street, and
on the South 10y lot belonging to or used
Nv St. Josrph's College, together viii
, all the buildings and improveneutl
thereon.
< Also an undivided one-fourth inter,a
=. in and to three certain lots Of ground il
the town Of Grand Ecore, Parish O
Natchitoches hcins numbered 1888 ,ni
40, each having a front ofseventy feet 0,
Second Street, and running back f.
depth one hundred and sixty feet, bou,d
= ed north Ivy Second Street, south by u
Alley, east by Rent Street, and west b
lot No. 81, said lots being 80 numbe,e
# on plat Of said Town of Grand Eces'
Il made by Louis Pc!le, on 9th day Of Ma,
It 1896 Seized as the property n the D
e PENDANT, Mrs. El0ise Armand.
= Terms of Sale.
> CASH-without the benefit Of 4,
l. praiscment.
10 D. II. BOCLLT, JR..
:. Oct. 27.-tds, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Jean Conant, Administrator, ct: q. Y
II. O. Koques- Parish Conrt-No w.
Jean Conant rs. H. O. Rogue Par'a
COurt-NO 94l
DY VIRTUE oftwo writs OF Fl. 70,
ID iued in the above entitled and nun
bered suit and to me directed, ns'
seized and will offer for sale to tho y
and highest bidder at the door Of U
courthouse in the city and PARISH
NatclitOches OH
Saturday the 18th day Of Not. j"
the following described property, to VI
A certain tract Of land situated
Cane river, about 10 miles below
city of Natchitoches, bounded above
lands of N. P. Metoyer and below
lands of Terence Chaler containing a1
acres, more or less, together with OIL
buildings and improvements thereon
Terms of Sale.
CASH-with the benefit of appraase'ne
D. H. BOULLT, JR:
Oo+ 12-+d. Sheriff
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
John Gcnoe g. Co., vs.. L. VanSchoubroek.

Parish Court, Parish of Natchitoches
No. ]6Of. +.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of Fl. Fa, issu.
- ell in the above entitled and numbet'
ed suit and to ne directed,1 have seiie6
and will offer for sale to the 'ast and high
est bidder at the Tan Yard Of L. Tal,
Schoubrock in the parish of Natchitochss
on
Saturday, the 10TH day Of Nor. 1877,
the following described property to w.t.
2Cows and Calves.
80 Sides of Harness and Sole Leather
j. Calf and Deer Skins.
Sheep Skins.
Goat Hides.
500 Sides of Beef Hides. in process o
being tanned.
Terms of Sale:
CASH, with the benefit of appraisemept
D. H. BOULLT, Jr.
Oct 27.tds Sheriff.
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NOTICE..

Succession Of John Loplace and Clara
Laplqce, deceased.
ERNEST SABOURIN, having applied
I \ to be appointed Administrator OF the
Succession of John Laplace and Clara La
place, deceased. Notice is hereby given
to all parties interested to show cause
within ten days from the publication
hereof why the prnyer Of said application
should not be granted.
Witness the Hon. D. Picrson, District
Judge, in place of p. A. Simmons, Parish
Judge Reused, this lst.. day of November
A. D. 1877. w. ii. IlNNAkD'
Nov SGT Clerk.
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A. WILLIAMS & Co., Boston, Mass,
avors us with a pamphlet, written
by George R. stitson, Esq, of that
city, entitled, "The Southern negro
as he 49, The subject is treated un-
der the heads of questions and an
swers, and from a hasty perusal we
iudce the author to be we'll versed in
the moral, social, and political char.
acter of the negro.
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A complete list of tho members
elect Of the Ohio Legislature shows
that the senate will stand-Demo.
Gratis, 25; Republicans, 10. The
House will Embellishments, II
Republicans, 50; Independents, 2.
Total-Democrats, 96; Republicans,
46 Independents, 2.
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NOTICE..

Succession Of Louis B. Racial DECD
THEODORE RACIAL having apples
/ to be appointed Administrator 9
the Succession of Louis B. Racial, 10
ticc is hereby given to all persons i.ta
cstcd to show cause within ten dsy
from the publication hereof, why ~
application should not be granted:
W. H. TUNNARD.
Nov. 3-2t. CIeEk'
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VIZ arc happy to announce that the
circulation of the VlNDlCATOR is
steadily and rapidly increasing. While
having the largest circulation, we al
so claim the best country paper in the
State. We will have in our Power
press on the lst of January next, after
which time we propose to issue a nine
column matchmaking the ElNDl-
GATOR par ercellance the paper OF
Louisiana. All we desire is a con
tinuance of the cordial support hith-
erto extended us.
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NJ. Hahn and other radicals have
been indicted by the Grand Jury of
Avoyelles parish for perjury, bribery
&c. The Bulletin don't think Hahn
is guilty. The amount too small );
ONLY a hundred dollars.
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NOTICE..
sALEOF PUBLIC FERRH

SALEOF PUBLIC FERRlA
The public are hereby notified that
accordance with a resolution adopted
the October session of the Police JUL
will proceed to sell, at public auction
the door ofthe courthouse, between
hours of IL IN. and 2 p. H., on
Saturday, the list day Of December
all the public ferries within said r.
viz:
Monette's or 40 mile. I
Cloutierville.
Twenty four Mile.
Montgomery.
St. Maurice.
Gunney's
JOhnsOn's.
Grand Ecorc.
Campte.
Jordan's. 81
Lake Village or McDonald's Blun'
| JOmba Point.
Stun & Dimery's. ID
Said ferries will be sold on the 10
ny terms and conditions, to wit:
To he sold for q term Of three J
The purchase price to be recetva"1
any legal Parish warrants, as follov|
One third of the purchase price !
be on the day of sale. One thru o'|
18th day of November 1873, and n one
on the 18TH day Of November ie's =,
purchaser to give bond as directed 49,. eS
ANY failure to carry ont the 'e'"|
sale, will operate as q cancellation y
and the President Of the Ponce ~
authorized to put up ssid Ferry o
list day of December following, an
the same to the highest bidder. |
In case any Ferries are not sol,
will he re-offered. at a time to L
nounccd on the day Of sale.
WIN. PAWN
Nov 3-tds President T. j