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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-04
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= between the Mountain 0ase, on the Aurora Road,
and CradobaugiIs Ranch, norandum Book. contain
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May 7th, 1873. Wv
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-04
DR, L. ]. CZlpAhYa
PRfvAT 8 MED ICRA sE STiTUTGs
zoe Kearnv 81, San Francisco,

3 r VAT s m . . 9 sE 81 ] -
2Oe KearnS 81, san Francisco,
ESTA BLISIIED IN 1854.
For the p4rGuanent Care OF sill Special and
Chronic Dis-aa"s, as "iso "it r.. .saie
CGmgl III is@u OF q
Nerycma - stefs-.
YETRE FMwESSE 0FS "RUt :Gt4 a. eyT-
man life Annually from secret anG chror'' diseases,
caused this old and reliable .latitut lie ,4os.ed
first III Philadelphia, Penn, IN %. aerv =
Francisco Cal, i'll 1874, dis, f.ary ord,
afford afflicted the best medical AID ric
for the above and all other Affections .,,.4.utsS
Consultations at the institute or by let. E, r!,i
To the Afflicted:
DR. L. J. Czapkay woUI! respectfully nsc,:
public OF the Pacific coast that at the ittiou
of his friends, and hundreds Of thosj Iict
natey afflicted with disease he has reOpened his
AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE and rosamed IL ~ .ce,
ii his profession The doctor would remind al those "a
are in need Of medical aid, that since reinrusirer hi4
very extensive and successful practice in San Irasc
has visited the PRINCIPAL cities in Europo INSPECTING Jill
gently the most renowned hospitals and gath. rif,
perience Of the most learned in the profession the
from which he offers all i'll need Of his services G
matte Affections chronic catarrh diseases Of tie stomach
aud Kidneys Ever complaints etc, successfully trcat
Of youth nervous weakness, physical and mental debility
assured Of permanent Charges moderate. All
communications strictly confidential. Medi":,s b.
express. Address L. J. CZAPI.AY. NJ L.. -
au25-lv 2A3 Kearny st. San F-a'.,,-c, 81
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
THE WORK BEFORE COUNCIL,

There is much in President Litchenstein's s
brief address on Wednesday to Council
which is worthy Of serious consideration.
The adjustment of taxation SO that real
estate will not bear the entire burden, is o
reform much need, and If 1t does not come
soon it will lead to still further depression
10 real property. The taxation of bonds,
in fact, has been by the cupldity of leaders
become an additional burden on the debtor,
as provision is always to cast 1t upon him
There is no reason in life, why the costly
furniture, carpets, silver, diamonds, etc., of
the rich man, whose whole estate is in
personal property, should not be taxed, and
thereby relieve the struggling freeholder.
The HERALD has at all times upheld the
doctrine that all laws affecting the city of
Wilmington should be first considered by
city council, as that body is the one best
fitted by local knowledge, and experience to
suggest and advise In such matters.
There are one or two things, which If not
attended to, will ere long ruin the public
health, and injuriug it, destroy the proper>
ty of the city, and cramp its growth. One
is the want Of sewerage. The entire foun-
dation of the city is being infiltrated with
poison of our sinks and water closets-in-
deed, worse than infltration is taking place
ia some instances, and that 10 the coating
of the surface of sink wells with glutin.
GUS formation, which in time will prevent
absorption of their fluid contents, then
typhoid breeding miasma will come up in
deadly pufs concentrating our homes.
Sewers are needed.
The Brandywine water should be saved
from further pollution by enforcing the
erection of condent to carry off impurities
flowing into 1t from the various mills upon
It's banks.
The cheapest city government is not the
best, while economy is required by the
necessities of the times, the future health
of the city should not be overlooked. The
Democratic Council has hard work ahead,
we are certain they will do it we'll and
honestly.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
LOC&L TIME TAHLE.
Corrected May 18th, S7s.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON:

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
For Philadelphia-2.O9, 544. $40. 855. $40
900, 9.47, 1900 a. M; IL 81, 1910, Q 80, 40
5.46. 7.2O, 9.46 p' m. On Sundays. zoe
5.44, $40 a. M; 500. $50, 9.46 p. m.
For New York-1.l9. 5,44. a; M; 12a, 1910,
For Baltimore snd Washington-125l, 1,16
. 839. m: 1884. 1900, 500, 1925. p M
On Sundays 1851, Lie, Q m; 1876 m.
Fol, Port Deposlt-45S m. No Sunday
train.
For New Castle $40. $50 a IN; LOS, $50 p
M. No Sunday trains.
For Delaware Ra lroad-93O m; Les, $3.50
pm. No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington & Northern Railroads.&c.
am. $40. 51Opm M kosunday trains.
For Delaware Western Railroad-10.20. 5.3C
pm. No Sunday tratEs.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadeiphia-l243 / Or, 8.3f, 924 q
m; ;1203, 1874, I2.H7, 5s, 4.5l, 5.N. 8 25
IL 45, j.G6, 10. 10 a m; ffs5, 1922 lis p m
From New York; O6 8.3l, a IN; 1914, IL 81
5o.: 1922, p m On sunday LOS m
From Baltimore-2O4, $40. a4l q m; 12.27
12;ss, 5.36 36 IN. On Sundays. 2Oi
From Washington-2.C4. $40 a M; 1877
1e:3s, 533, 9.36 p m.On Sundays, 2.N
$40 936 p m.
From Port Deposit-SOo m. No Sunday
trains.
From New Castle-7.t5, $50 M: 12.15 m
4.20, 6.40 p m. No sunday trains.
From Delaware Railroads.&c. q. m.; 20
12.15 p m No Sunday trains.
Frem Wilmington and Northern Railroad
sos, II 30 M, .35 p m. No Sunday train
From Delaware Western Railroad-7.55 8
M; $40 p m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHnA-
DELPHIA.
From Broad street and Washington ave.
nue-7.80, 500 1880, II As m 2.30, S.3O
400, 5.15, 800, 6.45, 9.f5, II 80 p M. On SUI
days, $40, a m 6 OO, 45. IL 80 p m.
From Th1rty.Second and Market Streets
725. II 35 a m !; 1910, 4 GO, 925, p m; 12 90
midnifht. On Sundays OPS pm: II o.
midnight.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
THE NEW COMMITTEES

The selection Of committees were com.
pleted last night in City Council. They
ere more than ordinarily. good.
John Guthrie, at the head Of the Finance
Committee, is most fitting selection-he
is careful business man, Of manifest ln'
tegrity, and as such gives the best possible
security that he will wisely manage the
m onies of the city.
The practical sagacity, and far reaching
experience of Lewis Paynter, as chairman
Of the Water Committee, ensures a wise
economical and honest direction of that
important part Of our municipal interests
Than VIM. 3. Norton, an upright, and
intelligent man Of the people, who is as
incapable of guile as he is of injustice
there could be no better choice as head of
the Committee on Printing, he will lcok
after the we'll being of the tax payers in
all matters connected with printing.
James McGlinchey, Of the Third ward,
is chairman of the con- mittee in charge Of
the opening Of streets. Citizens may bs
quite certain that his well known charao-
ter for justice, economy and impartiallty
will not fail to influence him in his pres
ent trust.
The selection of Benjamin F. Town.
send, as head of The committee in charge
of the streets, was wise. His ability to
manage men, and direct large work, fits
him prominently for his place.
The Public Building Committee is Off
cercd by Robert H. Taylor. We know Of
few men more conversant with our mu.
nicipal affairs than he, and we can assure
our citizens that whatever we'll ordered
knowledge of his duties, linked to an I'M
flinchng desire to be right, can accom-.
plish, will be done.
The young and handsome Maxwell has
the Police Committee under his direc1ion
this is well. He has The look of one who
can properly advise and counsel that bu-
reau, and VIC may look for reforms in it
reforms sadly wanted.
Mr. Rowe, of the Ninth ward, new
member, is at the head of the Committee
on Accounts. He is man gifted with
great good sense, marked intelligence and
"as honest as the SUM-" There will be no
crookedness in his department,
Leuis P. Lynch is at the head Of the
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06

Committee on the Hospital. The well
known goodness of Mr.. Lynch's heart, ever
ready for the sick and needy, is strong evil
dence that lie is the right man in the right
place.
Peter B. Heusted, who beat the redoubt-
able Tom johnson, Of the First ward, has
the Lamp Committee in charge. He is an
honest, reputable and substantial business
man, and will see to it, that the city is
properly lighted, or he will know why.
Mr. knight, of the Ninth ward, is
chairman Of the Committee on Education.
A man of the people, deeply interested in
the cause Of education; Of pure and exalted
character, lie may be safely trusted with
the delicate duties given him to perform.
Last, but by no means least, looms up
Alexander J. Hart, as chairman of the
Committee on Bonds. He is largely en-
gagged in trade, and although this is his
first charge of public affairs, his large ex,
perience as a man of business, and we'll at
tested honesty, guarantees that he will sed.
ulously guard the interests of the taxpay>
ers.
The gentlemen named are all Democrats,
as the dominant party in Coulcil, being
responsible for the direction of municipal
affairs, they wisely put the trust in the
hands Of their own men. TIL, Republi>
can members of the various committees are
we'll known, and upright citizens, and we
are quite certain will second the endeavors
of their chief to carry the city through
these irving times.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
DONATIONS SOLICITED.

Among the articles much needed by our
suffering Southern citizens are sheets. The
committee appointed by the citizens meet
ing request that any donations of this
character which our people may desire to
contribute be left, with the name of the
donor, at the residence Of Mr.. Ewbanks,
cashier of the Bank of Delaware, whence
the committee will forward them to the
various AFFLICTED cities. Some may thus
contribute who may not be able, conveni-
emily, to give money. Muslin would be
acceptable, but 1t had better be made up
into sheets and plain night shirts, as there
are no hands there to make clothing.
L. P. BUSH,
R. Il. EwBANKs,
B. JOHNSON,
Committee.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
WANTS.
EOUND.
WELCOME TO WESLEY AN.

The undersigned resident trustees OF
Wesleyan Female College, hereby extend q
sitution to visit the same on Saturday.
september 7th, from ~ to 9H O'Clock, anu
inspect the buildings. furniture and new
arrangements. which have been made for
me convenience and comfort OF the stu.
., We Can assure all who will call that
,hey Will meet with cordial we.come
from the President and Faculty.
~ Is especially desired that all who have
uo,aug1ters to educate. should visit the In
S'uutl0n and see for the mselves.
- 'IGNED,
II, Sheppard, ]. B Quigg. L. F. Riddle,
anS n; u Bates. J. b Caldwell, u. W. Sparks
@uo VIM. Bright.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
ASSAULTING A CONSTABLE.

Constable VIM. B. Hickman charged
Joshua Bockers before Mayor Almond,
last evening, with assaulting him on last
Tuesday evening at the Seventh ward polls,
by striking him with beer bottle. The
charge was clearly proven and Bockers was
fined So and costs.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
BRIBING AN ELECTION OFFICER.

Yesterday at 8 o'clock Charles II. Gala
CHER was arranged before Esquire Brady
on the charge Of attem pting to brbs Mr.. j
McClosky, the inspector of the Tenth ward
Nothing was done and the case was post
poned until this evening.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
HOW IS THIS?

A branch of the Labor party which NOM
mated Mr.. Taylor for Mayor, held meet
ing last night, and Mr.. Jackson of the
Post-office was present. We think Post
master Pyle told the Republican reporter,
the other day, to inform us that none Of mis-
men had aught 10 do with the movement.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
DIED.

McKELVEY.-On the 4th inst, wife Of
John McKelvey, in the 32nd year of her
age.
The relatives and friends are respective
ly invited to attend the funeral from he 7
late residence, No. 1880 West Second stree
this friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Sick and sore. lsng pain she bore,
Physicians { led in vain,
Until The death STOPPED her breath,
AID eased her of ner pain.
Gone, but not fors often.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
THE CANDIDATES FOR REPRE-
HENTATIVES,

The selection of a candidate for the
Legislature will take place on Saturday
next. The candidates from this city are
Messrs. James W. Ware and Howard
Simpson. 1t is expected that there will be
close and spirited contest.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
RELIEF FOR THE STRICKEN SOUTH

Among the funds raised IL this city for
the relief Of the sufferers from the yellow
fever is $3.50 by St. Peters Catholic Church
and SIS by the Shields Library Association.
This was sent to the Right Rev. Bishop
Fe,han OF Nashville, Tenn, and transmitted
through Mr.. Ewbanks, cashier of the Bank
of Delaware.
The st. Mary's T. A. B. Society donated
$25 at their meeting on Tuesday night.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
HARBOR MASTER ELECTED.

The City Council did wise thing last
evening in electing Mr.. Enoch Moore,J :, to
The Office of harbor master of the port of
Mr.. Moore is able AVID com.
petent and will, we do not doubt for an
Instant, fill the Office with all the care and
ability of Mr.. Tatnall Warner, his sue
cessor.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
PATENTS ISSUED.

Among the latest patents issued from the
Patent Department at Washington are the
iollowing:-D. P. Rush and J. A. Krauspe,
Of this city, for improvement In cartridge
and firearms; j. Fl. Hoffecker, also Of this
city, for rent locks. esst0i
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06

The law compelling the sale of bread by
weight is revived In Norristown.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06

Chicago has $4,000 school children, with
$40 teachers, ..y
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06

NIOTICE,-A meeting of the city Execu'
" tive Committee will be held at the
Friend ship Engine Hous.. +! iday evening
CHAIRMAN.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
NOTICES.

The following is, the official
ect list of Judges appointed
Meeting held at New Cas-
1878, to hold the Nomina.
,ext Saturday.
). George Cloud,
Jacob X. Handy,
Thomas Bird,
:. Joseph V. Pierce,
Joseph L. Wilson,
John w. Anderson.
d, Eugene Savers,
John +. Dolan,
Ralph Mccall.
Charles Jefferis,
Thomas RI. Mccormick,
William P. Windish.
,ct Patrick Lambert,
James Megary,
John s. Brady,
net Peter J. Ford,
Charles D. Bedford,
Philip Green.
lct, John Sorlender,
J. 81. Simms,
William J. Morrow,
lct, James F. McG onigal
John Aiken, ST.,
Thomas B. Nickerson.
rd,
lct Charles Campbell,
Enoch Moore. Jr.
James Hasson,
net William McCOl mick
William A. Mu. oily,
f. G. Cal penter.
net william Il. Lee,
II. o. Ogle.
William II. Bleyer,
lct William 81. Hyatt.
Edwin F. Mo. .ow,
] Brainey.
ct DR.. A. B. Mitchell,
Jonn L. Malone,
Thomas ]. Mellon,
It Isaac G. Price,
Andrew Stewart,
Samuel g. Pierce,
I'd John Quinn, Jr.,
George Lloyd,
Edward A. Ginder,
d Michael sherry.
samuel Smith. Jr.
Jam daily,
d James Murphy.
e, Hendel er.
James McGraih,
. J. Doran,
J. M. Way,
Thomas Toy,
j, w. r. Killgore,
James F Porter,
J. r. Scarbor ough,
Louis McElw-e,
George y, M dill,
John Phillips,
e E. &. Mote,
W. II. Imam.
J. II. Sma'lev,
w Will, m III. Robinson,
John w Pennington,
william FL Smith,
r, IL Morrison,
Israel H Fols,
WIN. H DObbs,
j. L. Fisher,
J evil ! iggins,
Iohn Keely,
M M Kubv,
J. q. Eagle,
j Vanhick e,
A. N sutton,
J. =. NcWhorter,
L. X. Wright,
W. - VauDyke,
pr. W. Ashcra I,
John Zacchens,
st Nj. E. Walker.
John Morrison,
] W. Leaf heI bury,
TX seujants Gibbs,
Rich I'D Townsend,
John b, Keller.
!. A. Arln trOlg,
thomas DeaKs no, Jr.
JohL w. Roberts.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06

NOTICE Person who put advertise
~ ment in HRR Id, concerning the find
ing of q pocket book, will plt ase call at
THIS OFFICE.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06
THE HERALD.
Wilmington, DEL. Sept. 9. Iszs.

THE WEATHER:-TO-dayj It or0nstses
TO be cool and partly cloudy or fair, posst-
bLy Nth sh0tceSs.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-06

N and tl,u correct 4
at the County Me
tie, May 25th, IS;
tion Election mex,
Brandywine, E.
w.
Wilmington,
First Ward,
Second "
Third !"
LIST precinct
End precinct
Fonrth i"
LIST precinct,
End precinct,
Filth Ward,
Ist precinct
md precinct,
Sixth Ward,
lst precinct
End precinct
Seventh War
lst precinct l
? I'd precinct !
Eighth WPrd ]
q
I
Ninth Ward l
Tenth Ward ]!
e
j
Christiana N. J.
j
South, j,
Mill Greek, l
]
w. Clay Greek, E I
J
w Clay Creek w !
New Castlo J
Pepcader, !
Fed Lion East !
Red Lion W. !.
at. Georges E !,
| st. Georges west
Appoquin!mink ,
G.ackbird }
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ITrum the Shrrv.>",1 Times.

From the Shrrvrl."t Times.
The dispatch announcing the release
Sof Anderson by an or!rr of the supreme
,,.ourt OF the state will take the collnt!;.
NY surprise. to use II" stronger term. II
N:,> ;r general opinion .lrt on I'VE :tr-
s.r.a the court rMlil only e" :!n til
i nA. ,urnt of the lower court or rrnlH;n,
), b" ,;:> for a new tl!.i.
We VIII briefly give the only "roiln'l,,
y" ran rnlnrjv' oi H}nn which tlr r:i>
,nrr was "rlra>rh The ,'|lary" ay1;ul
s\ndtr>nr was i,r forging and swearing,
" the Nrrito" parish returns. The TT
tirtm''ll; charged 'im with has in. .'r..,-
It and sworn +" Il public 'l"cnur'1 The
,Irirl>' claimed that these rr,uii3> did
, aot constitute puii" ,rr,l,n"nt. Ifthr
supreme court he'd. with defendant :
counsel. to- wit. that he returns was not
II public lmu;nrnt, they were hound to-
|n,lu that the indictment Was lrt,",ivr
ND therefore order the rr|,';lSr Of tie
\ 'rl>"nrr.
Later inlurnla,InA may throw h,nl.'
sii.h, or the >nhIrt, and rs W" have
! said above. We are willing to await far
her information hrtor" ra|iny in TurS =
ion the motives that prompted the SILL
creme court to adopt so strange Il pro-
'rrrlnY, ;ad one which will certainly.
Nlelhrl justly or uniustly, invit" tn"
: most severe criticism
If our hypothesis he correct, as to the
trnlin~ of III" court. there is one OF We
j lIinyS clearly rvi'lrnt-rjthrr hat the
s>.atutr> i io!isla1:l are >all y directive
md >hoH]'l be sprr'Iy ahntH.l'sl, or that
Il he court pat 4 strained construction on
! 'lr law. Il SURPRISES all ~rrd'nrr f.ai
i here >'"u,i l." ,in ilv in existence in
4 i' State Of l.oni>iI:.;> for the puni>h-
sinrnt Of >urN a rrllIu" a> Anderson has
a'.rn proved guilty OF. but it >llrl should
! H." The case. il is Il d%mniny commentary
slpnn the Stupidity OF h" la" makers.
sW nat Il 'l"''-!\ u;"n law, an.l justice
s,n,! c"!nIn"'' sense t" p,"vil" fer The
] M,N>bln:l Of a man for r,r,nyju" The
:yurr> Oh an order for nlolu'y from twrn-
ly-liyr cents to Iii|y cents ana none
\ whatever fer III" punishment of one who
! :" changes the figures on the returns Of
1 I'll rlrc;i;'u as 10 Irti>u,l Of his seat Il
t'Iuly elected president of t'Ir nitrd
t~tatrS.
Upon tn" r"r"i p: of the press dispatch
smakiny tn" startling announcement. We
photographed to N'w Nrlral> asking for
more light Oh the subject, and possibly n
lrrply may be innnl anon" nur special
dispatches this morning. N"urhad come
when this WAS wlj1rn.
After 'hr above was in type we rrcriv-
I'll til" press and special dispatches Civ
|iny the >Hb>'an~r OF Judge MauninyS de-
|i,i"n. Mr.. Wise says the bar arquirSv,>
I'm the drci,i" len. II is passing strange
|: lat t|rS" legal Gentlemen never before
ISr",nrd t" understand tn" points Of the
lease as they are understood by the SUI
|prrmr rnnrt At least. We never heard of
|; hesr objections before now.
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SAIL; or FERRIES.

I'IIE public are hereby notified that
L. there will he sold on SATl: kDAl. the
23rl day of March l>7S the following
new y established Ferries to wit:
AT GlapMs Bluff,
Brml|wcllS crossing.
CarvrrS Place on Cane river,
Emanuel l'rndhommcs.
Mouth Of Bayou Bnubrux.
Also the following Ferries not he'rto'.
fore sold aud others with which the terms
Of sale have not been complied with,
At the Mouth of Cane river.
Bayou l)erha"nr.
)ohnSon'S Ferry.
G1nnry'> Ferry.
McDona|hs Bluil on Black Lake will he
sold for ) years.
THE others will be sold for the term
ending the :'l>t day Of Drcrmbrr lss.
The purchase price payable on the spot,
in any Parish paper not illegally issued
The purchaser to give bond annually as
required by law. WM. PAYNE,
Feb 1871 President Police Jury
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RESOLUTIONS
Adopted at a Meeting Of the Member
of the Natchit0ches Bar.

At meeting Of the members of tn,
4 bar of the City of Natchitoches held at
: Lacostc's Hall on Sunday March 18th
r 1878, Judge David Pierson was selected
: as chairman and Th"s. P. Chaplin, Esq
v secretary. Judge Pierson explained tn,
object of the meeting, when the follow
ing resolutions We're offered by Col. VIM
: ". Levy and after being read were unan-
imonsly adopted !:
Death having suddenly removed from
Mlr midst our esteemed and distinguish
ed brother and most worthy fellow citi-
zen General P. A. Morse, we his surviving
brethren have assembled to pay tribute
to his memory and to express our sincere
grief at the loss which our profession as
we'll as the whole community has Sis.
tanned in this unexpected and severe be
reayement and to tender our heartfelt,
coincidence with his family in thisseasou
Of their affection.
Resolved, That in the death of GENERAL
PEABODY ATKINSON MORSE, the bar of
Natchitoches has been deprived of its o.
Aest and one OF its most hOnorel and dis
tinguished ornaments who for nearly
half a century has illustrated the djsnit>
> and the honor of his calling, has filled
with credit to himself and usefulness to
society places of high aud importan,
trust and clothed with the respect and
esteem Of his associates sinks into his
grave leaving as heritage the priceless
jewel of fair name.
Resolred, That we tender to his family
our deepest coincidence in their sad be-
reavement.
Resolved, That the members of the bar
and officers Of the Court of this Parish
will attend the funeral of our friend and
brother in body, and will wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolred, That the Judges of the Dis
trict and Parish Courts be requested to
have these proceedings spread upon the
minutes of their Courts.
Resolred, That a copy of these resolu-
tions engrossed on parchment, be fur
nished to the surviving widow of the
deceased.
Resolved, That the Natchitoches PEo
PLIES ElNDlCAToR be requested to pub
fish these proceeding and to invite their
publication in the other papers Of North
Louisiana
d. PIERSON.
Chairman.
THos. p. CHAPLIN,
Secretary.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-03-23
Constable Sale.
Y. \. Barron Us Hirhar'l Williams aN,|
James BEhrlv.

Y. \. Barron Us Hirhar'l Williams :1Nd
James Blak",v.
Fourth Justices Cont. rar;>l, OF Nat
chtuchrs-Nu. 81;
by VIRTUE ola writ Of Firri Faria>
ID i>>tird i'll The above ntitlrd and MUM
hrrrH suit, and tn me- dir rtrn, have
seized and will offer for sale I" the last
and highest bidder. at the office of the
Fourth ,)n>tirr Of the Peace in the town
of Camlir, on
Satm1|oW thr ih 10y II -lwi|, ISIS
he following described property seized
as the property Of the defendant James
Dlakrly, ,n-Nil:
\ certain tract or parcel of land stu
atrd in the Parish Of NatrhitorhrS on
the Conlrr Fan FraM!r, being the east
hall of south west quarter. section 8,
township II of range containing ~
61-lHV arrr> and known 1T the Davion
tract, with All the buildings aud i'm
pinvcmrnt, thcret" belongings
Terms Of lr-CaSh, with the benefit
of appra>"mr,it.
JOHN CAVEllLEN.
Constable Ward Four.
March 2>tds.