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VEGETINE
For Cancers and
DANGEROUS HUMORS.
The Doctors Certificate.
READ TT.

Ashley, Washington Co.. H., Ian IA, us
Mr.. II. Il. Stevens -
Dear Sir This is to certify that had been
suffering from a Rose Cancer on my right brra>,
which grew very rapidly, and al my friends
had given me up to die. " hen heard OF y"u!
mrncinc, Ncgctnt recommended for Cancer
and CancerouS Hum"rS. commenced to take
it, and soon found my self beginning to fee, bet.
ter; my health and spirit both felt the benign
influence which it excited and in few mouths
from the time | commenced the use y: the Nr.e.
tine, the CallScr came out almost bodily.
CARRIE DEFORREST
certify that am personally acquainted
with Mrs. DcF"rrrst, and consider her one OF
our very best women. DIR. 5. II. FLOWERS
ALL Diseases OF THE BIoon...If Vcge1inr sill
relieves pain, cleanse purify, and cure such dis
cases, restoring the patient to perfect health
after trying different physicians, many remedies
suffering for years is it not conclusive proof, il
you are a sufferer, you can be- cured Why
is this medicine performing such great cures
1t works in the blood. in the circulating fluids
1t can truly be- called trh Great Blood Purifier
The great source of 'lr>caSe originate in the
blood and no medicine that does not ac, dirrrtt
~ upon it, to purify and rtnovatr, has any inst
cl"im upan public attention.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of LcsinA Prudhommc dec'd.
10y virtue Of IN order from the Hon.
ID Judge Of the Parish Court Of Match
itochrs parish, to ne directed | will offer
at public sale I" I'll" highest bidder at
IL o'clock NJ. at the door of the Court
House in this parish. on
.Suturl'W. J"|y Gth, l17>,
the t"l!owiu" described tracts of land be-
l"nGl'I. IT, SAID $;'"'">>'"'l. to-Nit:
\ certain, ,'1,..' nr 1rAri of Land. stu
aztec III 'E'' ".''l>! ct Grant beginning at
Il point ~. Tie. Southern i,oln.tary of
section '>' eight township ~ eight.
range ~ ,lN: Yves, Of the ANTIQUE pru-
dho'nInr '"tni. now known Il, the Sui.
livau tl:rt sixteen Sc lW chains west
from tn" south east corner of said claim
or tract. lh!4!'t' >,llh on section line,
being }',l1 "i the N,>irru boundary of
section :" >r>,E1\ five. Ir>tan Pm
"i"HInn' ir'r: >'':'hl\ two GI-lUl chains
tlcirr west I" 4 point on the Riyulet de-
Bon !}Irn. kt'o"'l;> the Break - thence
up the >aI,' i'\rr I" lh,. >ulth west cor
nrr OF sect ION t>' eight. township ,~l
eight. range 81, >i\ west. Known former
~ rs the Antoine l'rIl.llulnr claim. hut
now known as the Sullivan tract: thence
along said >n!lhrru hnlm|;,u To- the
place OF beginning.
\ certain parcel or trar; n Land bound
"l rs follows: From the Pecan tree on
the rive: bank L" til" l:iynlrt de- Bon
Dieu. h"l"" tie ';iu House, north '24.
east t" north, west corner of south west
quarter III south west fractional quarter
Of section ~ >"vrn township ~ eight.
ran3r ~ west: thence east to Western
b"nnlary of the Auyustc Langlois claim
Terms md Conditions Of SITE.
For HE said LIST tract, fifteen hundred
dollars cash. and for the balance of til"
purchase price, one half thereof payable
on tn" LIST day Of january, $50, with
) per cent interest thereon from day OF
safe until paid and the other half pay
ahl" Oh the LIST day Of January 1850. with
like intrrc>t from, day OF sale.
For the 2d tract, five hundred dollars
cash. and for the balance of purchase
price, Oh credit of one year from dav
of sale with Swr cent interest thereon
from said day of sale. until paid. Ven-
doris privilege aud special mortgage re-
tanned on the lands above Sol,l with the
clause OF non-aicnan'lo to the prejudice
of the VENDOR: purchasers of said lands
to execute their twelve months bond,
for tho credit price, with good security:
such bonds to have full force and effect
AZ twelve months bonds taken in sales
under wrts of .Grri facias, and tue col
lection of said bonds to be rnforcrl IN
tho same manner as twelve months
bond, taken iu accordance with articles
no and 12O Of the Code of Practice.
=. $. PRUDHOMME,
jane !. tbs. Administrator.
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rod it's projectors damned themse|vcs

a"d its projectors damned Themselves
III" ST.. lower depths. il possible, BY
l'idn. il "u the hobby Of charity. Every
sensible NAN saw a, once what a dan
.:rr,u- political engine had been eStab-
I>h,,l among us Indeed. its protector
ld more than once been heard to say
";ivr me the monopoly Of wheel in
Louisiana, and III rule tito State ird
/. Dies it
That Governor N;rhcllS WAS rItrt,h hN
l!n, people of Louisiana j. certain. AZ
ter this fact WAS ;,>rrr,aii.rl. and brlul"
'r was inau%nra'r'l. tr privately m''l
publicly declared his utrnNn IN b. G"r,
u"or. When til" time r:s," he SAW that
force WAS required, and tic called in the
White League. All the money of fort
Louisiana Lottery Companies was AS
nonght t" him compared t" one thousand
brave hearts and steady hands. But he
taItrrrd ON that r>cntful day, and the
bnzzarl nose and eye Of Charlie Howard
S,nelt and SAW the prey and seized it.
In one hour after taking the Supreme
Court, the League could, and would have
marched every Legitimate legislator from
Packa'd's den t" Odd Fellows Hall: or
if those gentry who did not desire to
take the only seats they We're entitled
clarcd vacant, and it was plain and
pleasant sailing for our side But. us |
have said, he taltered; the result was,
that ultimately the Lottery purrhos'1 a
sufficient number Of Packarl's men to
fill our vacant seats, and of course. the
Lottery owns these and every other bad
man in the Legislature.
Oh! what a privilege it was then to
he Governor Ola people who had elected
their man on the whirlwiud Of rctorma-
ton of wrong, and tho re-establisllmrnt
of liberty and who had sealed their act
with tkr points of their bayonetS!
What a privilege to have been able t"
say to our chosen Legislators-"What.
let those vacant seats be filled by means
of the money of the Louisiana State Lot
terry. the most dangerous aud most pow.
erful Of all the monopolies it is our
mission to oppose! Let this legislature,
to whom a long~sutlrring people look for
prompt relief. be owned by the Louisiana
State Lottery No, gentlemen declare
the seats Of the recalcitrants vacant,
and I will order new elections right
speedily. We must be true to our trusts"
And God help the Legislators who
would have dared to oppose so plain Il
duty when indicated by a man having
so fully the confidence Of the people, as
Governor Nichols then had
But this was not "Conservatsm.'-
Conservatism believes in dollars rather
than duty, and the Louisiana Lottery
not only owns the Legislature, but it
arrests and iInprisons freemen without
benefit of the Habcas Corp"s, in viola
ton Of the organic law Of the State !;
two sessions Of the legislature have come
and gone; two messages to that body
have been sent by the Governor and he
has not alln'lrl to the Louisiana State
Lottery
ANXIOUS CURIE.
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OhiO's Revenge.

In the intense political anger en-.
tertaincd against Mr.. Tilden by the
people OF Ohio, and particularly those
who went crazy on Grcenback money
in 1879 when their very liberties were
being rudcly sundered, is marked in
the opposition of the Cincinnati En-.
quirer to the investigation proposed
by tho Democratic Honsc.
When the question was first moot
ed it met the Enquirev's cordial dis
approval, but, as it was discussed, and
our party became more and more
solidifed and determined, it edged
round till weak assent was extort-
ed from it. Now, however, the En-.
quirer claims that the "cffcct' of the
resolution had been had that we
have thoroughly enlightened" the
radicals" and that is "alI sufficient"
Either the Enquirer is totally de-
PRAYED, which we do not believe is
in the pay ofHayes, which we know
is false, or it is. bitterness against
Tilden in person that has caused 1t
to take such stand.
We beg to repeat that Mr.. Ti)den
per &c has nothing to do with this
contest--it is a battle for the ConSti.
ton and only in the manner of his
being the elected, contitutionally chosen
representative, is Mr.. Tilden conect-
ed with the matter at issue.
The Enqusrer is great newspaper,
but it uses its power and influence in
an infamous cause when it descends to
such sophistry as we note in order to
attempt to stop the result of investi-
CATION simply in spirit Of revenge
upon the person of Mr.. Tilden.
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Southern Claims.

Mr.. Mcmahon, of Ohio, tells us, and
We believe him, that there has been
already paid by the United States
government slO0,000,000 on account
of "Southern claims-i. e. the claims
Of loyal men for property lost or de.
stroyed during the late war. Sher.
man, the present Republican Secreta-
~ of the Treasury, also bears testi-
mony to the same fact.
We are of the opinion that it is
high time this "raid" should cease,
for raid it is, pure and simple. The
man who would have the brazen
cheek to tell US that the "loyalists" of
the South ever owned one-half of the
SlOO,00O,o0O of property, they claim
to have lost, is a liar and the truth
isn't in him. Southern Congressman
are doing their sections no service by
continually presenting, by the bushel
basket, these claims. We have be-
fore US long string of claims from
this parish, presented by Radical Con-
gressnsen and allo,ced, some Of them
and the major part, By Radical Con-
crosses, that are the veriest swindles,
for not one in ten of the claimants
were "loyal." Why, we find one fel-
low putting in "loyal claim" for
$4,000 who was q blatant "secession-
ist" and had four sons in our armies
We sec that our Alabama contem-
poraries are coming down on the
"claims" business and We hope that
the journals Of this State will do the
same.
The great majority of the '1oyal-
ists" in the South were the poorest of
the poor, whose combined "wealth'
never exceeded, in the whole South,
ono tenth of the amount which has
already been paid.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

j. w. Cockerham VS.. D. Boullt'J .et al.
District Court-No. 62O6.
Dl VIRTUE of writ Of seizurs sA
ID sale in the above entitled and num-
bered suit, and to me directed, | have
seized and will offer for sale to the lat
and highest bidder at the door Of tho
court house, in the city and parish Il
Natchitoche>. on
Saturday, the Ist tag Of June, 1879,
tn" following property, to.wit:
A certain tract of land or plantstioa
laying and being in the Parish Of Natcbite.
ches, State OF Louisiana, and being thu
South East fractional quarter ; the Wet
half Of the North Feast quarter and Eat
fractional halfof the North West fraction
al quarter OF section 4, Township 9, Range
6, containing two hundred and tifty.oas
42-lO0 acres. and six hundred and Thirty
seven 33-lOO acres of land being and by.
ing in section 62, same Township slA
Range, being in all eight hundred sad
lightweight 75-l0O acres, together With
all tho buildings and Improvements
thereon. s#
Terms of Sale.
CASH-with the benefit of apprsie.
ment.
A. P. BREDA,
April 27-tds. Coroner,
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= We call attention to the ADVERTISE
ment Of Messrs. Moses of New Orleans
fame and James c. Noise of this par
tsh. Capt. Moses is we'll known here
and indeed his reputation, in connec-
ton with his Photographic Establish
ment in the city of New Orleans, is
national. He took pictures in this
city in 1858, and made, during that
visit, a host of social and business
friends since that time, save when
shouldering bis musket for four years
In the Confederate army, he has been
established in the Photographic bust
ness in New Orleans where he has
earned a. reputation as an artist
second to none in the world.
g Our people should take advantage
of this short visit Of Capt. Moses, and
secure, at a moderate price, pictures
equal to those taken 10 any city of the
Union. Don't fail to give these gen.
tlemen an early call at I.acoste's Hall.
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Outrageous.

The Police reports Of our city dai-
lies are burdened with the sickeniuS
details of the arrest and punishment
of American citizens without trial by
jury, and its fat refusal when demand
ed, for violation of the "vestea rights"
of the Louisiana Lottery Company.
Is this not strange in this day and
this hour -; in the broad blaze of the
nineteenth century, and in "free
America" ? That a MAN, a citizen, can
be deprived of that sacred, Inherent
right, secured by blood-a trial by
jury-for an offence charged as hay
ing been committed against giant,
swindling monopoly!
Is it not strange that a great State
should make itself; its Courts and
law officers, the tool Of gambling
hell, to punish all who violate its
supposed rights?
Yet this is so! Day after day these
details fill our daily papers while the
Democrat, that noble journal, dear to
every honest Louisianiau's heart, in
striking contrast with the subservi.
ent tools around it, the Times and Pic.
ayune; vigorously denounces the
wrong unaided and alone.
We tell our people that this Lot
terry Company is greater power, and
our liberties are in more danger from
it, than from the Radical party. 1t
mast be crushed! The people must
and Wilt declare war aye |! war with
arms and ropes, against this hideous,
infamous monster that dares claim
rights which infringe the sacred and
inalienable prerogatives of mankind.
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Sherif'sSale

keyser 4 McKcnna, VS.. Parish of Natchi.
tochcs.
District Court-No. 1902.
by VIRTUE of a writ of Fieri Facias
- issued in:the above entitled and num-
bered suit and to me directed | hay,
seized and will offer for sale to the last
and highest bidder at the door of the
Court House in the city and Parish Of
Natchitoches on
Saturday the 9th day crJuly. 1879,
tue following described property, to wit :
Forty thousands (4o,oO0) bricks, more
Or less, sand and cement forming and
constituting the brick pavement extend
ing from point opposite the corner Of
Masonic Hall, on Second street to and in
front and around the Court House to the
rXt'enie South west corner Of the Cont
House.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash-with the benefit Of appraisement
d. II. BOULLT, JR..
'"ueA' tos' Sheriff.
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Judgment.
Ernestine Nathan VS. Martin Hersch.
Parish Court, Parish of Natchitoches
No. 1854

N this case on the trial hereof bv rca-
L son Of the law and tho evidence be.
ing i'll favor Of the plaintiff Ernestinc Ma
than, and against the defendant, NJ.
Hersch. 1t is therefore ordered. adiu|c-
ed and decreel that she do have iudc-
ment in her favor as prayed for on the
petition dccreing separation Of pro.
perry and dissolution of the community
OF acquets and gains heretofore existing
between her and her said husband. and
that she do hereafter have the entire
management and control Of her own seu-
arate estate.
Done, read and signed III Court on this
18th Of May, 1873. VIVID
(sig"ed> P. A. SIMMONS.
Parish Judge.
State of Louisiana, }
Parish Of Natchitoches.
Clerks Office. !
l certify the above to he true and
correct copy Of the original Judgment on
lille i'll my Office.
Witness my hand and Off,
May, 1873.
. W. H. TUNNARD,
june lot .>. Clerk.
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We are in receipt, as an exchange we
suppose, ofthe Kansas City Times, Kan
sas. We take just pleasure in placing
the Times on file, for it is an excellent
paper, while it is cheering indeed to
peruse words ofsolid comfort to Demo-
cratic sonls from "bloody Kansas" The
Times is an old, sterling democratic paper
and VIC wish it a long and prosperous
Iife.'
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A Colorado ,nan has started for Texas
On a vclocopede, which is arranged so as
to run on railroad tracks. If he should
be overtaken by a lightning express train,
instead Of going to Texas he might 20 to
the next worst place, and the fool-killer
would lose q job.
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M q r RE q ,

METOYER-GAIENNIE-N ar
Campte, this parish, on Wednesday,
May ed, 1878, BY the Rev. Pellwin,
Mr.. ALLAN L. METoYER to Miss
HELOIsE T. GAIENNIE.
N. O. Picayane and st. Louis Times
please copy.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VEGETINE
IS EECOMMENDED BY ALL

Euv>lcians.
NA,1rl >r:rAN, N'LL>- Cor, i.oN, ls'"~r, \
Mr. II. j. S.Nri:>:-
nr.u Sir Il tax" til" pirA>,,'" y, Writing N"n
a ,,,,r, certificate concerning" (ty"iir p'riar
,h h> ,uu. ! have been suffered with thu
DN>;,r..Sia for over iotit Yeats. and have h'
the Chronic lGairhul for owe >!A hunlh>. and
have tried most every ihln. vas given TIP IL
die and ,it,l not expect l." live from day t" day
amt II, Phy ~iciin c"uid iuurt, my ,t~c. | st"
Your Nr.niiur commended I" cure Dyspepsia
commenced I,>ny it, and r":ttli'ir,t Going y"
and alu nov Il we'll wn,n.n and RESTORED to per
feet 1T n|1h Ait VIII" al' affected viii! TIL! ter
able L..s-,~r, | would kiIhlly lrr"nn,d /" Try
it 10, ,i,, benefit Of tir health. ant il ! ~
rr',n, a. Il ,l""i put liter.
~ itr. T. f. Forbes. NJ ID. ion
Mrs. WN. II. TORIES
NE.Erl>E-W When 1br blood i,c,;n,.> !!tl,>>
AMI Sta~nant, either from change Of Nra1hrl ~
of climate want OF exercise. ire -ulal dir1 "l
from any other cause. iAr lr.rtinr will lrnr"
blood carry OFT the Wulrid hmln"rS, rl"a'Is' the
stomach, regulate the h"wl.S ana impair! a 1",.'
Of viy"r t" the whole body
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VEGETINE
lregard 1t as a valuable
F A MILY M E,ICINE

II. r Stevens Esq.:-
Dear Sir. ! take pleasure in saying that have
used the Vcgrtinc in my family with good re.
suits, and have known Of several cases of re-
markable cure effected by it. regard it AS Il
valnblc family medicine. Truly yours,
REV. WIN. MCDONALD.
The Rev. VIM. Mcdonald is well known
through the United States as Il minister in the
NJ. f. Church.
TnousENl's SprAK.--Vegetine is arknowlp.ly-
cd and recommended by physicians and apoth-
rcarrieS to be- the heSr purifier and cleanser of
the blood yet discovered, and thousands speak
in its praise who have been Restored to health.
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Our Tap.

The public il still engaged in dis
cussing this enterprise, and the opin
ion is we'll nigh unanimous that We
should have it by all means.
Let the ball be kept moving, it
will result in success for US certain.
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NOTICE..

Succession Of Mrs. Christine EHe7'''
CHARLES F. L'HERISS0N, Admin
" TRAITOR of the succession Of MIS- Ca e.s
tine L'HeriSSon, deceased, having NV ~.
in the Clerks office, his provisions. s,4
count in said succession. Notice u D'' "a
by given to all whom it may concern III,
show cause, within ten days irots h
date, why said account should D0'
homologated. pr
Witness the Hon. Z. 4. Slmmon'' 4,
ish Judge. this ed day Of May a."
1873. lar
May 25-2t. Deputy w
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If the thousands that who suffer
from scrofula, either acq uired or her
oditary, were to use HOME STOMACH
BITTERs, they would soon observe
marked Improvement IN the character
and quality of their blood.
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The War in Europe seems to have
glimmered ont. "The Congress of
Nations" will meet very soon, it il
said, and peace will beassursd.
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SUCCESSION SAID


'>"'''*<'"" cfJ'on Bnptiste p,,,
me, decd @'adkas.
ny virtue Of an order o.a
a,In , ,' +" me-, will Offer 's %
tn" Court House ,f this at "a' Inc 'ioo, d
hour Of u o'eIork, NJ, on r''Sn' atG
I. M"'s 50 the 18Th day ctJu,.. ,,,,
IN" g., following" ,, lrscri',rd PROPERTY =. '~S
=" shares in the New GrIa 'ay' to:sit.
COTTON Press, Stock No. lo47. '' ltH,
Terms of Sale:
CASH.
ENli;E ST. ANN PRUDHouvr
Jun" l.-f"> Al'uni,tnsar;,
By order of the Hon. P 4 s: .s'0f
Parish Judge, granted on H.. -. ,a s,i'nnons
May. A. ID. Vs.. Wv "'n day q
'No. LArlAcE
by. CIerl
>hrria'> Sale.
''''"'" >'rry an" N'rrstin Ne,av.,
Vim. II. Buul,. ~ "
District Court. Parish Of y,t.,..
~ virtue of Il writ of siezu,,,
- i" tue above entitled suit ~ and ana a. Sole
"'''',"', have seized and viii I1 "s 70 st
sale to the last and highest h;d ID oast fs
door of the Court House in tha u. THE
parish of Natchitoches on Wv S'ysN
Saturday, the 18th day Of jim, IT,,
the following described property :, w.
\ certain lot Of ground in a. VT;
1n1 parish Of Natchitoches, with 'os'
dwelling house and Improvement. ~ q
on SAID lot hriny on the North ' ~. ;ae'
OF st. Denis street. fronting on said s s,S. d
bounded l" East by Theodore Scbnn.'
West by Third street, purchased 55'tt ~ D.
pcs'ree lirrtgoz from DR.. Thnrhs, ah,
purchased by defendant at sno s. an
sale of Mrs. Drsirre lIertzog, to sa.;'s
the vendors privilege and spec;,, % 'aa'
gage on said property. ' "'''''
Terms Of Sale.
On a credit of twelve months tAs w.,
caScr t" execute his twelve month"; lp u',
for the purchase price, with pond do s.' ""''
ty in Solid": Said bond to lrar ;N, sss.,
from day Of sale. " "'''e''
May y tbs. Sh.Is
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Cotton Receipts
Received previously, 6sO2 bales.
" during the week s, IL"
Total 62lO
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No. eS56
Dl virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa., issued in
ID the above entitled and numbered
snit and to me directed, have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder at the Breazeale planta.
ton, situated in the parish of Natchito
ches, now occupied by J. p. Broadwell,
on
Saturday. the 9th day of July, 1873,
the following described property, to-wit :
GAY Forty-four head of Mules.
o. Seven head of Horses.
(2O) Twenty head of Mares and Colts
(25) Twenty-Five head Of Sheen.
(9) Nine head of Hogs.
(20) Twenty head of Cattle.
GU Seven yoke of Oxen.
(61V) Thirty five hundred bushels Of
Corn, more or less
OD Eleven Wagons.
(2) Two Carts.
(6W Sixty Flows.
One lot Fodder.
One lot Hoes.
One Buggy and Harness.
One lot Household and Kitchen Fur
nitu:e.
One lot Blacksmitll's and Carpenters
tools.
One lot of Dry Goods, Groceries and
Hardware.
Twenty thousand feet of lumber, more
or less.
The lease Of the Breazeale Plantations
for and during the year 1878; all the
Books, assets and aprertenances belong
ing to the store.
Terms Of Sale.
CASH-with the benefit of appraise-
ment
D. II. BOCLLT, JR,
Sheriff, Parish Of Natchtoches.
June Lids.
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NOTICE.

Succession Of W. +. HoreN and n
torship Of heirs Of W. +. HoreN an
Wife.
THRISTOPHER L. WALMSLEY, a.
~ ministratOr of the Succession ets'
F. Howell, and Tutor of the minor b !;
of W. F. Howell and wife, having n Ss
his accounts of Administration and "
torship therein, with his petition, NH
ing for the honologation Of same g.. ii
All persons interested are hereby not'n 4.
to show cause within ten days from ~
publication hereof why the prayer Of w.
petitioner should not be granted.
W, II. TURNARD
May g Clerk'
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-01
April 27-tds.
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

L. d. LcPaulmier VS.. II, Patrick Antillg
Justice Court Ward /. Parish Of Match.
toclles. No. l0. !
Ri virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa., issued
- in the above entitled and Numbered
suit and to me directed, | have seind
and will offer for sale to the last sDd
highest bidder at the door of the Court
Honse in the city of Natchitoches, 90
Thursday, 9th day of June, 1879,
at - o'clock NJ, the following descdlsd
property, tO-wit:
One Dun Horse. |
One Dun and one Roam Colt g
Seized as the property of II. Psttss
Antilley,
Terms Of Sale.
CASH-with benefit of appraiseluth
J. LEONARD BULLARD,
May p. Constable, WaadL :