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Our Bishop to the Rescue.

Our noble Bishop has gone to Vicks-
burg to aid the sick with his care, and
cheer the dying with his presence.
His conduct is truly noble and wor-
thy Of the days of Chivalry. He asks
the prayers Of his flock throughout
the diocese; will not those of every
denomination ascend to the Throne
of Heaven for the protection of his
Grace. He writes the Rev. Father
Dicharry as follows:
Very Rev. Father will start to-
morrow morning for Vicksburg. My
successor there died this morning, two
other priests are sick. There is but
ono priest left and Bishop Elder, and
two thousand sick. Pray for me, and
order general payers throughout the
district.
Yours very faithfully,
FRANCIS K. LERAY,
Bishop of Natchitoches.
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The Contest.

The "old gang in this parish have
determined to give us Il VAIN battle
tins yea.
1t is we'll.
The citizens of \atchit "chr> are
now presented with indisputabIc facts,
10 the shape of those robbers VIII"
disgraced houisiaua in the eyes OF
decent people for ten years, that t"
treat them with consideration or mcr-
cy is but to warm a viper to life.
To say that deep indignation pre-
vadcs the honorable public mind
here, but feebly expresses the feelings
Of our citizens.
They are, however, ready to meet
the issue. They have not sought it,
and consequently are not responsible
for what may, aud is likely to occur
From all sides comes the cheering
news that the fires of ~ are being
kindled on the hill sides aud are
burning brightly in every white mans
heart.
This will be the contest fot suprem
acy and we know the result.
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Quarantine.

We arc not astoDisbed that certain
classes 10 New Orleans should feel
sugered at the action Of the country
people 10 quarantiniug vigorously all
goods, passengers, &c., coming from
that city. But We are not prepared
for such abuse and villification as the
Times INDUCES in, nor for the stupid
action of the Chamber Of Commerce
10 its long string of resolutions. We
desire to state to these parties, that
not only the health Of the people Of
this section, but their future prosper.
ity depends upon rigid quarantine.
The Chamber Of Commerce is
mercl,antile association depending
upon and working for the business
prosperity of New Orleans. They at
least should have known that in the
event of the breaking ont of yellow
fever in tho Red river valley The cot
ton and corn crop would be a total
loss. Every white person, not Al,
once stricken down, would at once
abandon al, while the negroes would
follow their example in great uum
bers. The growing aud now matured
crops would be abandoned and in.
stead Of being beni6t to the bust
ness of New Orleans We would be-
come objects of her charity.
Malevolent abuse. and vulgar ear.
casm, such as tho Times INDUCES io
serves, az the New Orleans Democrat
justly says, to anger our people. W.
are ready with our means to aid the
suffering in the plague stricken city o.
New Orleans but We do not propose
to introduce tho scourge 10 our midst
BY way Of sympathy for them. Vitu
peration only serves to render vi
| moro determined and the wiser peo'
pie of the city would do well to have
. stop put to it.
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The DeSoto Democrat goes for
Doctor Potts, because the Doctor,
who is q candidate for nomination for
the Legislature in his parish, won't
sign an agreement to advocate the
voting by the citizens for two condi'
dates for the Legislature, the parish
being entitled to that number 10 the
General Assembly. This is done to
overcome "single shots" Doctor
Potts contends for "plumpers," and
were we = candidate there it seems,
We would take 'some 10 our'n."
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NOTICE..

Succession Of Leont'ne ''erchev, drea
7 EANDRE VERCHER, having filed
II his petition in the Clerks Office ~.
plying to be appointed Administrator ot
the Succession of Leontine Vercher, decd.
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause within ten DAYS
from the publication hereof, why peti-
toners application should not be grant.
ed.
Witness the Hon. =. A. Simmions
Judge Of said Court, on this, 4th day Of
September, A. D., 1879.
JNO. LAPLACE,
S,pt. 7-2t. by Clerk.
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Charity.

Our afflicted sister cities demand OF
IA every sacrifice. God. 10 his mercy
has 70 far blessed Us With health
let 10 bs grateful to Him therefor in
charity to those who suffer. Our no.
bio women have responded to the
demand, and will visit each and eve.
~ person in the parish for aid fol
tho yellow fever stricken. Let ouI
Ministers take up tho matter and
,sise means for them.
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EvrsYpODY Invited TO ATTEND
The Relief Association will give 4
ltsrsry Entertainment on Wedues'
day next, which every ono will at
tend. Nsssrs Levy, Jack and Giles
pie, will deliver Lecturer, while our
youthful amatures will entertain with
recitations. Tho price Of admission
10 fixed ut so cents, aud the proceed'
to 10 donated to the yellow fever
su6srers of Now Orleans.
Lot sveryhody attend.
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Succession SALE.

Succession of Marie adelaide Mariott''
DY VIRTUE of an order of tho Non:
ID orable Parish Court Of tho Parisb!oI
Natchitoches, l will offer for sale 1t 'ne
door of the Court House III tho city"
Natchitoches at IL o'clock NJ. on 4
Wednesday the 18th day Of Sept lc''
the following property belonging to the
above named succession: -,
A certain tract of land, with tho bulld,
ings aud improvements thereon, s'tusteu
in the Parish of Natchitoches about three
miles below the "a Mile Ferry, on BON
banks of Cane river, having a front o.
two arpents on both banks Of said r'vel
and containing in tho aggregate ninety
five arpeuts, more or less, about w. u
penis on ri ght bank, aud about IL az;
pents on left bank said tract is bounG.eG
above on the right bank, BY land OF ~
seph Bagonne and on tho left bank aoo'e'
by land Of A. Lecomte aud below Oh
right bank, by land Of J. B. d. MetCye'
and below on left bank, BY land o' a.
Lccomte.
Terms Of Safe.
One third cash and the balance payso'.
In two equal annual instalments III .. ous
aud two years from day of s"Ie, Wiz ~ y
per cent interest from day of sale. , lne
purchaser to give bis two prom'e.' e
notes, each for one third Of the pi'oe ".
adjudication. payable respectivel! ~ . S
and two years from day Of sale bes 1,'.s
sight per cent per snnum interest ~ ,'' ra'
said day. Vendors privilege to % osa 10 to
tanned aud special mortgage grsn'stt Of
the property to secure the payment .n"ne ~;
the credit terms of the purchase nI '.nss
and the sale to be made with tue C. emo tho
of alienation to the prejndice VI 81 So
privilege and mortgage aforesaid
JOSEPH J. METOiEk'
Aug. l7-tds. Aun''n'''
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OllI0Brautitul Concert GrandNDN\N
IAW Pianos price 5 600 onlyOhu IN
>425 Superb Grand Square Piano, price
s],l0o only $3.50. Elegant Upright Pia-
nos, price $500 only $l55. New Style
Upright Pianos SIP so Organs S35. Or
yans IL stops $3.50. Church Organs l6
stops price $3.50 only $115, Elegant SIS
Mirror Top Organs, only sos. Buyers
come and zee me at home if am not as
represented, X. r. Fare paid both ways
and Pianos or Organs given Free Large
Hist. Newspaper with much information
''out cost of Pianos and Organs sent free
Please address DANIEL F. BETTY.
Washington, NJ. June l 4w
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NOTICE..

Succession Of Marce|An Tau:in, decd.
Jules DUCASSE, Administrator Of the
y succession of Marcellin 1auzin decdr
having filed in the Clerks office, lis pro-
yisional account of said succession, notice
is hereby given to all whom it may con.
Germ to show cause within ten days from
this date, why said account should not
be granted.
Witness the Hon. p. A. Simmons, jadgs
Of said court this I'd day Of Septeuha,
A. D. 1878. !
JOHN LAPLACE, )
Sept. 7-2i Deputy Clerk.
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REGISTRATION.
7 WILL open my Office for the purpose
l of registering voters for tho election
in November, in NatchitOches, on Mon
day, Sept, Sd, at the Court House for
ono week. After that time as follows:
Ward al X Ki(lingworth, Tuesday,
Sept. 10th.
Ward 2-H H Hathorn's Wednesday,
Sept, 18th.
Ward 3-Grappe's Bluff, Monday, Sept.
18th.
Ward 81 P Broadwclls Tuesday,
Sept. 18th.
Ward 4-Campte, Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. 18th T. 10th.
Ward 4 Buffers Store, Friday, Sept.
goth.
Ward 5-Allenville, Monday, Sept. 23d.
Ward 5-Beulah Church, Tuesday,
Sept. cath.
Ward Stratus store, Wednesday,
Sept. 18th.
Ward GA V Carriers, Friday and
Saturday, Sept. 9th H. 28th.
Ward 7-Smith's Mill, Tuesday, Oct
LIT.
Ward 7-B B Boswclls Wednesday
Oct. end.
Ward 8-Jas Beasley's, Thursday, Oct
Bird.
Ward 81 Alphonse Prudhomme',
Monday, Oct. 7th.
Ward l0-E Rost's Tuesday, Oct Sth
Ward l0--Cloutierville, Wednssda,
and Thursday, Oct. 9th, & 10th.
After tho above, in Natchitoohes. a
the Court House, until Friday, Oct. 18th
when the registration closes.
Under the last election laws it is i'm
perative that all should register as u
previous registration is valid.
J. P. JOHNSON,
Assessor and Registrar of Voters Parisl
of Natchitoches.
! Natchitoches, Aug. II, l07S.-t025.
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ng representation

The apportionment being made on the
vote of 1876 the election Of Delegates
mnst be made by the wards as then or
ganized.
The Parish Nominating Convention
has been called by the Central Commit.
toe, and will be held in Natchitoches on
Saturday, September 2lst, 1873.
BY Order Of the Committee.
NJ. .|aCUNNINGHAM,
Chairman.
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Blnnt's usual place Of resort 10 10
front If the Court House, where he is
ts'tiog politics with a crowd Of ne
groes every day.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

(OSS"AHLE'S SALE.
Henry NJ. Levy 4 E,i"a,d phj)};u.
II. Patrick An,illy.
Justice Court, Ward
10y virtn" of a writ of Fl. En- j., q.
- above entitled AM! Numbered s ,".
and I" me directed, will offer for s"l.
to Ii" last and highest bidder At ' ,b
door of the Court House in the c;tv W
Natclllochrs, on
Saturday, the 2I$t September, 1874
the following described PROPERTY tox,.
One Dun Horse, branded All a"i
One dun horse colt. '
Terms Of Sale:
sh--with the benefit Of advertisement
J. LEONARD BULLARD
Sept. I. Constable Ward
ConStablc'> Sale.
Levy Il Phillip, vs.. II. Patrick AntilI,
Justice Court. Ward mo. $780,
DI VIRTUE of a writ of Fl. Fa, in n.
ID above entitled and numbered su;t
and t" me directed, will offer for a|sto
tn" last and highest bidder at the don,
Of the Cont House in the city of MAJ.
rhitoches on
Saturday, the 2Ist day Of Sept, 1873,
the following described property, to.xit:
One dark roam mare branded All,
On" light roam "'are and one roam colt.
Terms Of Sale:
CASH, with the benefit Of appraisemsnt.
J. LEONARD BULLARD,
Sept. 77-3t. Constable Ward |.
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NOTICE.

Succession Of Elijah Scarborough i
n II. GAkNEk, Of the parish Of
". Natchitochcs, having filed his ioE'
NAL application in my Office to he ap
pointed administrator of the SuccessNa
Of Elijah Scarborough, decd, notice "
hereby given to whom it may concern
that unless opposition is filed in this Of
flee in ten days to said application, he
will be confirmed az administrator OF
said succession. .se"sa
W. II. Tl'NNARD,
Aug. 3l.2t. Clerk
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SPIRIT OF 1874.


Our people will remember with in
dignation-nay, msdness-the causes
which led to the splendid and blood
less revolution of 1874. They will
ever hold in scorn and adherence
those miscreants who perpetrated 10
the Dame of law deeds Of plumber
and outrage which would shame 4
tyr.nt.
That glorious revolution, born jn
Natchitoches parish, served 40 an OK.
ample to our citizens throughout the
State, and right we'll did they emu
late it. That revolution resulted in
the establishment in January, 1877,
after q contest which will be marked
in history as the most glorious civic
effort ever known, of the Nichols
government. The government Of
LAW, the government Of ORDER,
the government Of LIBERTY and of
the WHITE RACE 10 Louisiana.
For two years has this government
been in existance, dealing justice and
equity to oil without regard to race
or creed. Il ID to-day the living.
breathing promise Of tho Democratic
whites of Louisiana and tho South -
that all should enjoy equal and OK.
act rights.
How has that government been re-
ceivedi
In gladness and rejoicing by the
whites, because it hss given peace and
quiet to all our interests. But tho me-
groes 10 q mass arc blind to every
true and noble instinct. They refuse
to accept, a. least in this parish, good
government. They denounce the
Punishment of petty thieves of their
color as an outrage on their race.
They would trample justice under
foot. They know no law but license.
They demand to do As they please
without moral restraint.
After all that We have suffered
from their former leaders; after We
have proven them, even to the
most prejudiced, as plunderers and
liars unworthy Of confidence these
negroes at their mere beck and call
again attempt to place in power those
whom the virtue of this State most
sbhor.
White ueu, in tho conservatism Of
their nature, and because their inter.
este require it, submit to . great
deal, but this is too much to ask Of
them. We arc getting disgusted with
the negro ~ . mass. There ass some
who are good and noble, however. }
The whites arc tired Of preaching and
talking, of begging aud praying to
them to be onorable. and act as good
and decent citizens; we have sicken-
cd in tho task Of eutrsstiug them ia
support honorable. honest, and csps.
bio msn for Official position.
They have bss9 bisotsd, blind Il
every sppsal-ssd 10 now istsnd b
make them do il!
For years 10 have cast aside per-
manent results to sxpsrinsnt with
them. We have tested them 10 sl
forms-from 4 mixture Of our child.e1
with theirs 10 tho public schools, t.
the support Of their best and repre-
sentative mes foe ths nost hoaorsb|,
and lucrative oAcs.
1t has been 10 Haia j; thsy arc bss
on ono oteet-ths 'ocia' degradation
of the white race AID thsir own po
liticsl supremacy. To that iasas IN
it now come in this parish, for IL
sixth time and As las.'
Every white man recognizes th
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Northern cities are subscribing ''b-
orally to tho yellow fever sufferers OF
tho South, y
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We arc authorized to announce l.. A.
DEBLIEUX ss . candidate For Sheriff,
subject to nomination by the Democratic
Convention Of this parish.
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The Claiborne Gserdia. condemn.
,rinariss In unmeasured terms, W.
uust arrss with tia Guardian. J.,
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C.udidAtfe had better hustle nj
heir caaeas The Parish Convention
meets tLis Ay two weeks.
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AN NOU NC e NJ EN- T s.
For Sheriff,

We are requested to announce w. s.
CAMPBELL ESQ, As candidate for
Sheriff of the parish of Natchitoches,
subject to the action of tho Democratic
Convention.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
Succession of William Krebs, decd.}
GEORGE REIN, having filed his appli.
" cation in the Clerks office, to H. ap'
pointed administrator of the succession
of William Krebs, decd, notice is hereby
given to all persons interested to show
cause within ten days from the publica-
ton hereof why petitioners application
should not he granted.
Witness tie Hon. l.. 4. Simmons, JndEe
OF said court, on this 9TH day Of Ssptem'
her, A. D. 1879.
JNO. LAPLACE,
Sept. ri Deputy c'erS'
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This Steamer will start her weekly trips
leaving Shreveport on
Wednesday, August 2Sth, 1873,
and she has superior freight and passen-
ger accommodations.
All frciyhts from st. Louis ana the
Fast to care Of their Agent J. II .'or.
dan, Shreveport, re-shipprd free OF char
yes for storage.
Leves Shreveport every "Wednesday at
10. A. NJ. Returning. leaves Grand
Ecore every Friday at 4. NJ.
WM FRENCH, Agent,
Steamer Cornie Brandon.
Aug. 24,-tf.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Succession of Henry Harrison. der".
TIRED WILSON having filed his ap-
I plication to be appointed Admin'stra-
tor of the succession OF Henry Harr lS"n.
Decd, notice is hereby given to all par
ties interested to show cause With n ten
days why the PRAYER of said petitioner
should not be granted. ~ !
Witness the Hon. P. A. Simmons, Par
ish Judge, this I'd day Of September A.
D. l97S. ,...a
Sept I ii CLERK.
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Hayes, the Civil Service President
(defact") snbscribed $500 to the cam
paigu fund If Ohio.
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Rally to tho Slogan Of 1874.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

1
September 9Th, 1873. y
The Central Committee have
decided to open tn" campaign IN
this Parish ON
SATURDAY 14TH OF Sept,
and have called a
MASS Meeting
at NatrlitorI'r> for that day, at
which time Maj. f. A. Burke. our
candidate for State Treasurer.
Hon. J. Is. F.lam, our candidate
for Congress. and Boiling Williams
Esq.,, our candidate for State Sen
ator, will address the people OF
this Parish.
Our old enemy Bill M and
his crew, are 1alIyiny their forces.
and it behoovr> every man who
loves his race and his people t"
make every cXrr1ion in his power
to maintain the aSrcnlenrN of the
Democratic party in this State
and in the Federal Congress-
We therefore appeal to the patri-
otic people of the various Wards
in this Parish to turn out in full
force on the anniversary of O. r
glorious victory over Kellogg ana
his minionS, and cheer on our
chosen Standard Bearers to make
a vigorous and aggressive cam
paign. Come in the spirit Of
1874, andwe will carry this Parish
by an overwhelming majority.
n. j. CUNNINGHAM,
Chairman.
CENTRAL EXECUTIVE Rooms, }
DEMOCRATIC PARTY,
Parish Of Natchit0ches. !
September I'd, 1879
A CALL,
The members OF the Democratic Parish
Central Committee from the several
Wards of this parish are hereby instruct
ed to call meetings of the Democratic
voters OF their respective wards, at such
places and on such dates as may he CON
venient, to ELECT DELEGATES TO TIL
PARISH NOMINATING CONVENTION.
The different wards are entitled to thu
fO1lOUinr rnnrnGupt utiOp
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