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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-01

Sa5 gelamntte 8erlptal bet &riegSflotte
besiffert iid auf 8459 &Dpfe, %iporunter 800
SffiSiere, 105 Seecabetter llno 453 @eiit=
Ii6e, 4erste, @ubtteure uub 8eannte. Die
Slotte beitebt aus SO 0%ampfl1iffen, bar
inter IS Balaeri6ife.
- Mus 8ien 6. WGr3, l6reibt man
ber 8erliler v3ribiine": Die @eriidte bolt
einem benoritebenbeu Giltmarld)e Der b it :.
RET d. / 0 ZEN 3 ruppentn . EFT
erbalten fi6, ia man mill ipgar BEN 8e=
ginn pet nG6iten ISOLDE ais ben pabrz
ldeinli6en Germtr beS @iumarl6es FEM
l1e1t rl1o bebauptet, ba6 Elm Corps bon
$4,000 Wdltn beitilnmt iei. biele Nlfgabe
Dur6suflbrelt. Der 3tped Der Sccupa>
tinn bate an9eft6tS oer Sadla9e eine1t
nttett 61 Gage lteQenoen dtnertnni1tild)en
Gbarafter, ipte man iid aud Mibe gebelt
tDir6e, etnen an6eru Xttel fir Die Sccupdz
ton su lu9elt.. Man bat it6 in ben maB5
gebenpen &reilen idDn 10 ieDr in Die t6err>
i6aft in 8osnie1 uno Der 6ersegotpina 9ez
trduntt, haB man ii6 nidt enti6lteBel1
fam, bic Sbee fabren SIT Iaiien = unD jez
6enfals tpir1 man oelt Gerlu6 MAIDEN, III
8ps1ien ein3umari9tren, mag Die 8ep0lz
ferulta ba3u ldaet, ipdS iie ipplle. Stir Die
SIluputtUIt VIZ AACS QGl(llO uuI Uu9 W.
~italteite porbereitet, ia cS beiBt, es ieielr To-
gar ld)ou bic Guartiere Der Sruppelt be-
itimntt. llrlpritngli6 beabiidtigte @raf
Qnorall1, Die Occupation auf @run6 elmer
europdii6en Gouma0t, bic ct ft6 auf Dem
@pn9rei1e SIT nerl6atten geba6te, sn rnterz
neDrnen. 9fa0 nen Dffi5iolen Stimnelt Su
ihlieBen, lit Oieies Yro9ramm ais auf9ez
9eben su betraAtett. pa Seitreid, ipenn IS
in 8osnien etumari6iren loute, iebenfalls
b + Belgium beS Go1greiies reip. Der @ons
ferens por9eben wirbe.
- 9(us 8rdg tpir6 eine nele @etz
bung in Der ntebrfa6 erlpdDnten Gffaire
Gierbiers Sfrei6 8 fn ltgnaliz
1irt. Gierbier bat nouitGnbig bas 8epuBt7
iein tpieoererlangt. @r er5Gblt Ieiner lint
eebultg often, ct lei na6 Dem GDnflift int
Der @obnung Sfreii6opsfp's BON bieiem
in oelt erften StoG perfolgt uno nit eil1em
ftumpfen Snftrumente BON riidpdrt5 auf
beit Gopf gel0lagen tuoroen. @aS tpetter
oel6ab, ipiiie ct ni6t. Oas TreppengeiGn=
Set ldeitt abit6tlid bei66oigt poroen 3i
iein. Sn Gfreii6opsfD's Wobnung bat
bercitS cine gert6tIi6e 6ansludung nab
bent BON Iter6ier eripdbnten itumpfen Stz
itrument itatteefnnoen.
6err @iIbelm 3~bterbier, @igenz
thinner bes Brager Si6e6enblattes vPDz
Iitif", ipeI6er bon benz Gi9edenflbrer
6freiI9DwSfp 10 unglifli6 Die
Sreppe binab9etDnrfeit tpur0e, DAB man an
ieinem Nuffonlnnen Stpeifelte, lit beretts faft
g~enelen, fam it'd aber at ielte %perbdnsntbz
SoQe Be9ebenbeit nidt nebr ertnnern.
Sroboem bat Die Staatsantpalti6aft cine
bic Treilaliung bes inbaftirten Sfreis
idotpsfp forbernbe 3ui6rtft bes Inter
in6unssri6ters ~anriidseiteat unb bagegen
8ernabrung ei1gelegt, baB Der Qu9ei6uLz
Digte pdbreno BET llnteriu9ung auf freien
SUB geiebt lperoe.
SIT Sranfret6 bat bic Nadri6t
bes vSournal o%ffictel", baB &aiier @il6elm
Sen Deuti6en M alern uni 8tIbz
bamern 9~citattet bat, an ber 8artier
IS cltausite1Iun She'll gu nebmen,
nit benz 3ulab, Der &aiier babe BON bieiem
ieinem @nti9lWlie perl0nlt9 benz @rafen
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-01-05
.e<y-|. s'-;.N
! y .'!i;r..-.iafN.

It is entirely useless to talk Of pco-
pie. au'} ~nr': people. rs We want. com
jnr to this State uu!pss something is
l,uc TO reduce the nv FIJI taxation now
drai:in" he purses of the renp''.--
Fourfccn on7 orc M!f mills ! starcs i"
The face every man who would i'nn'I-
r,Hte hc.e with His small a?'tH', with
which 10 purchase lands az" lend a
helping han;l 20 bu,ll up cur State
It is not lIuiuan nature to A'sume 90
,i-ati,ns which can he avoided. No
matter if orr lands arc the most ter
tile, on productions the most 1arrd'
our climate the most genial ; stlll no
qooa man is willing to embark his
capital in agricultural pursuits here,
where steady t,ain, in the shape OF
ta,ation to the extent Of LAY ml!lS for
State aud 10 mills fov parochi&l Fur-
nose, !, at once assumed. Two and
one-l,alf per cent is nearly up to a SAT"
interest, aud Its payment will leave
no margin Of profit, for which all ne"
look, to those whom we are inviting
to make thei' home. among IA. We
think tie Immigration Convention,
shortly to assemble in New Ol\ears,
should at uHCe suggest " means TO re-
duce taxatinn. au'l after that is &C,
complishel they can then invite im
migrants with better Inducements I"
offer aut:wi'h a'orc hope Of ob'a':''ns
them
As tie matter now stands. IFS a
waste, Of tim" and money to talk OF
ans class coming among Us VINO art
worth anything.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-01-05
Among the Dead Failures

OF the past, how many bogus nostruns
may be numbered Beginning their Ca
reers with tremendous flourish Of trnm-
pets, blazoned for time in the public
prints, and on flaming posters, soon, but
not too soon, We're they rrlegated to the
limbo Of things lost on earth. But Hos
letters Stomach Bitttrs is living and
thriving remedy 1t goes on, cnrirg ant!
to cure. Neither underhand nor open
competition affect it, On the contrary,
contrast with inferior rival preparations
only increases its popularity 1t has been
repeatedly initiated, without snccess.-
Commercials Of it have been surrepttons-
ly introduced, bnt have fallen fat. Ev
rywhrre it entr"nchts itself in the conf
dence of the people; andwrll it may, for
ii is Thoroughly reliable invigorant OF
the feeble, bauishes dyspepsia and con-
stipntion, braces the nerves, curts r}ict!-
matte ailments and kidney complaints,
and eradicatcs and prevents intermittent
and rem!ttent fcvers.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-01-05

The Alexandria Democrat should
lie nosted in the law before it en-
phas;zes its points. Had there been
such a law % that allowing only 10
cents for each name of 1tlinQuents
published, the list uould not have APP
peared in tNs VlNpICATOR. Our adj
vertising rates sre fixed, and King or
Kirk have to pay them. We charged
one dollar, which was special rate,
for we had to present separate and
distinct bill for each and every de-
liuqueut, which, nnder our rules and
wiih our circulation, demanded pay
ment as q square, 2 insertions amount
ing to S? % each. Our newspaper is
pirate ofair, it belongs to ns, and
is not part and parcel of the State
government. Our circulation is lars
er than that of any country paper IN
Louisiana, as large as some of the
city wreklics, and our columns are
worth more in consequence. Tie ia,
collector had nothing to do with on,
charges; he could not advertise in
orr paper at those 'ates which the
Democrat claims the law to lay down
and which the law does not lay dorm
Read the law, Mr.. Democrat; Sec. 80
Acts 1877, and don't read Sec. lOl
which refers to the parish OF Orleau;
only.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-01-05
Alas'i!!cl.

1t seems tho expressions ofthe |IN'
DICTATOR for the past few weeks, re
uaidjnr tho condition of affairs IN
Louisiana and he utter failure s" far
Of the administration to meet rrh'ir
expectation, hHs caused tintter II
New Orleans. We desire to say to
IL" gentlemen, and they are all hon,
cradle men and, W. trust, our friends,
thit if they will take weeks .iauAt
ny the OuacIita or Red rivers and
TAX Nth the people, their ">ton'sh-
ueNt at the extreme mi|1nfss OF the
V,<DlcAroR will be equally as great
~ that now manifested BY its SEEM
ing harshne.s.
Tie pures: and best men EtFe COM
rai,: on: course, and we have letters
from gentlemen in other parishes,
and gentlemen who's" patrlotlan none
dare question, .pplsn1i"s /" for our
expressions Of pud|ic sentiment regard
ing those things Of which We wrote.
The NlNulCAToR represents the
rank and file of the party THE PARTY
in other words, AVID We are Hnt htr'
to give expression to the views Of TIE
officials Of that party. When they 4"
welt we u,c lva;',y to congratulate o"t
Wien they do wrong, or worse than
wrong nothing, We will ronAvm"
even though it shakes the highest.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-01-05
The st ate Grange.

On Thursday, the Patrons tf lIus-
banlry held their secona meeting at
G,unewald Hall. After the opening
ceremonies, a memorial was adopted,
asking the State Legislature to enact
snch laws rs would foster the intro
dnction of bIooded stock in the State.
The suggestion was then made that
the farmers of the State should hold
an agricultural fair of the stock and
products OF our farms. On motion,
the following committee was appoint
ed to take into consideration this sub
jet: Mcssrs. Ryland, Lewis, Harris,
Nicholson and DcIavigne.
The following committee was then
appointed to visit the Agricultural
College,: Messrs. Master, Day, Gauth-
reaux and McGrat'.
The invitation extended b. the
fluit growers, to visit them at their
evening session, was accepted, and
the Grange will 60 in Indy.
The election of officers was then
had with the following result:
Z. X, Branch, of Avoyells, master ;
II. w. l.. Lewis, of Tangipahoa, over
seer; Prof. Nicholson, of Claiborne,
lecturer; p. II. Harbor, of Ascension,
chaplain +. NJ. Maygood, Of Av"y-
ellis, steward; L. NJ. Hooper, of East
Fe|iciana, assistant steward; Jno
McGath, of Baton Rouge, secretary
w. A. Brainard, Of Orleans, treasu.
ret A. Delavigne, of Orleans, gate
keeper MIS-. E. X. Branch, Of Avoy.
elles, ceris Mrs. J. P. Smith, of Or
leans, flora; Mrs. Il. W. Lewis, o.
Tangipahoa, pomona; Mrs. Blunt, o
Orleans, lady assistant steward.
During the evening session the in
stallation of officers took place, the
incoming officers making their ap
propriate addresses. IN. 0. Democrat
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1 Dcm;n;%c".icc Nf Lawrence Barrett

- KY iik1,A ~>.h>t va NJ y N'tst A''S' ~
st. LoHis Republican.
The presence in orr city dnrin: the
last two weeks OF Mr.. Lawrence barrett
brings to mind an incident that happcn:
cd y little over seven years ago. during
his successful engagement. The play was
"Riche!ieu,' and was performed by Bar
rrtt in his usual grand style. The house
was crowded, prominent among the audi
ence being the members of the Drm"cAat-
ic Convention then assembled in New
Orleans. Gen. Phil Sheridan and staff
occupied box, aud he was naturally the
observed of AL Observers, his "hanAitti'
proclamation making him more prcmi-
ncnt than ever.
The play proceeded its usual course un-
til the well-knowl scene CT sword and
pen, and when Barrctt's deep voice soun-
de,l the words, "Take away the sword
states can be saved without it," the honsc
rose, with one reclamation shouted and
yelled, and would not be quieted even by
the busters frown. It was prob.
ably the only one moment of triumph
then vouchsated to down-trodden Louisi-
ana, DOW free with her Nichols, Euslis
and-Kcllogg
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-01-05
IN Inquiry Z

Are we to understand from the
Donaldsonville Chief, that one Marks,
whose Office, that of District Judge Of
the Assumption District, was dec'ar-
cd by the Supreme Court of this state,
vacant because of the constitutional
iuelcgibility Of the said Marks, pre-
sumes to continue presiding over his
court in the face of that dccrec' We
would like this question answered, if
not Incompatible with the public SER
vice. And again, will our f'iend of
the Shreveport Times let an expectant
public know if five radical police jury
men in Bossier parish arc powerful
enough to ohstruct the present State
Government to the extent Of lettering
an election ordered by the Govern.
ment for a member of the Legislature.
We have seen a school treasurer
walk off from this place with books,
money aud all, and snap his finger ut
the gallant State of Louisiana. We
have heard that one johnson, ex.
Auditor, did the same with the books
of his Office and, with thumb on nose
and fingers spread, gave the grand
flourish to our "native administra-
t;enn--S.ill We hope Marks and the
Bossicr police jury are not on the
rampage rs reported, because they
might do the State some injury; not
that there is the least danger OF the
State harmins then. A commission
should be tried!
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

p. Brsda, NJ. D., VS.. Henry peyton.
no. 3339--Justicc's Court, Ward 1--Natch-
itOches La.
DY VIRTUE Of a writ of III. Fa., issued
ID in the above entitled and numbered
suit and to me directed. have seized anl
will offer for sale to the last and highest
bidder at the door OF the Court House in
the city of Natchitoclles, on
Saturday, the 10TH Of January, 1873,
between the usual hours Of sale. all of the
right title and interest Of the defendant
in and to two (2) bales Of cotton.
Terms Of Sale = Cash. subject to ap-
praiscmcnt.
J. LEONARD WLLARD,
Jaw 5-t1s Constants War;, !.
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Various Topics.

4, m
Memphis. tennessee, mas lfS"!'e"
' !" v''o" w. ,,'"" r'I,".l f,,m ty4
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Wy -, Wv. ,'',,,,.I ,n.,,;,,,. IN
n n,'u ,,u -! ''' X, ,,,I.
W.. v"
re '''''S'' '''S ! ' W. ,""' ''r"'
'he pass E'"' az 'r'! ' '.'''' any, IA .,' '|
u ,''' ''''''' "a =, -, ,,.:n,, 49,.
,",' c,." ~" si,'r. 40 yn,, III. t1a,l, ~
vii r,;,,l. n,,,:.r hr,yrr and mu,krat
>.;:s for ,@,f ,.ov;u,nt,A a falling
"a !, ,...;,,,, If 43,, Wy)
49, ;,ru,t.1 =,
"a ne" 'r"'" ''"' "''' s" ,;,I' - =
's ''';'''| OF 'Hs ";"4 60 "a ,; """'; !; I ~ -
"a'e'-PF"''' anu - n'e '''''' ''2"'''
thaA ""''' 'D' '"''e ''''.' w.: :. ''''''
ne 'hET''''' '''S ',"' e'"'o Nv WV
'"' t''''I' u. ,,i,.:,u ,hn NV, Srn,us
t'.n,.ar .,,j rn,'s|',y c,|ru|,t;uv II a.
~ ';"es ""ss,;ur 1h,n wnnl' "
~ ' ~ =. -,
Sr''hnf's month";! 'ot 'a""a'S ia,
a very ocaa'""' engraving o. q T. T','
milking cow. nc 5:i"Fse oi '''!''S
ana furas sceIet! lee"''S 20 t''e Guy
reader many '''' '''''" II ~
woodland, S'"oe ana ue''' "". '!''
tI ">'n. r'r r',lsr WV thr fart tha,
, ,"e o lr,., ;.,n ' the w,nrc sill. W tho
w. 5'' 10 w. > ~ " Wv
WV
Here "a Story 1ha' 'eaehes ns '""
moral; FRIDAY evening E''2a PARKER
girl e'o',ecA years or age, l'''ns Oh
Terrence r"au' clnc'nna'l' WIN "a
piece OF paper HSht'a Lamp am"
tire" the p'Prf' SUI a''ame' "n 'ne
moor ny u her c'''h'hH WAS Se' Oh
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-01-05
Terms of Sale.
SHENiFT'S SALE.
Thco Schuman rs. \. & A. 1au'''
Parish Court. No. llS.

10y virtnc of a writ of Fl. F.. isr %
ID in the above entitled and nop ';;,s
ed suit and to me directed, | ila'esd
and will offer for sale to the nv c.d
highest bidder at The door OF the s, wsg
lInuSr in til" city and parish. Of N'
torhe>;, on ~
Su'"y''ny, 5M doy Of January, ~ ~
the following: described property wi i
The undivided two-thirds 'n.,'e.stln
and to a certain plantation s''a aas Il
the Parish of Natchitochts, on ID, .,,t
bank of Cane River descending. . Gri
lite the city of Natchitoches, eeN .',tt
three hundred acres. more or less tos s,,,
er with all the buildings ana ,.mrfi,N
mcnts thereon. bounded above .us,hnis
now, or formerly belonging 10 Am 's, \,
Lccomtc and AmhroiS' Sompa!,.o ii
and below by lands belonging ,.;ns "
AMBROSE Son,payrac ST., ana . .,;d. 1,
samc plantation acquired by A s';on ~
Amhrozine Tanzin at the Success" 0 Bit
Of the Property and effects Of J JONI rsS w.
Smith. made on the 10Th dav I" LIANT
~, 1866. the upper third of saE ";d AbD
ton having been sold by the Tee:ss " b.
and Amh.ozin Tauzin t" WELT ~ al D
sicr, wife of J. jules Boss'er, y pseorda
sale before Gcorc" W. kcarneE,, e Va
! on the nth day of December l'''
Terms Of Sale. =,
CAs.!-with the !cnrft of appraIIR .
y. II. S,eri&'
Zee. 1~.Is,
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LOST OR MISLAID.

THREE Notes signed Ivy Henry Hcrt-
l. 10Y, each for the sum of three hum
dred and cighty-six $4,000 dollars, dated
on the 18th November, 1875, payable res
pectively, one, two and three years from
said date, to the undersigned Or order,
and bearing 8 per cent interest per an
NUM- front their maturity. Said notes
are secured by special mortgage and
vendors privilege and paraplled Ne
yarietur by A. E. Lemee, Notary, to iden-
tify them with the act Of sale and mort
gage. All persons are notified not to
trade for or negotiate the said lost or
mislaid notes, as application will be
made for the renewal Of the same.
4. II. LECOMTE.
Jan. 5, 1873 st
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Nature is never snperAuons, what is
necessary for man is provided, and
from the vast treasure house has been
drawn and carefully selected those
materials composing Home Stomach
Bitters.
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,ti , th ,l,ti,r,rt Er,,..I I,rits If
t., ~" y. NV ,,4 .,n,a;L nv.y>,.y.
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IL ""''' ~ ~ ' n..,. ,a, n,,.j ,,n,,
r'I'' ,'' n VI. rt'" ,y .',,) H.. t'
by ,',. r,,nr' IL sen, r." less t!Hn on''
hu, AIRED ,,,!.,s," W. a,;i the >;:Hr is
i. ,.h< a.',j,;,rj as tie laN "t TIL, t'H:>h
.,.,yr;ajnr n;;nS HNl ,."!:a1.,s ~ ',r H.
l;r,,; ON road Gyrr>rrr, fl f,i.iir or
ur,~,r"! rt ,,,;.r tnh ;!::}; ~ i;%!rr!iA'
ltNS Oh L. >1;1;' >N'.N'' ni'';'!. ere
h:'r''hN r'H AZ, i. Adopted.
ny JN>r, i: l/' r'IA"N.
u!:plEA>,rE: 10. +.
u. # O,,1,,up1 That ucrr;,ron is
,,,' x.,,t,.I D., ..,h %,.,n,c,, tn
w. ~, S a,n't ,r;,I AMI rn;sl , ,,uI
AND suL.,li,ti! hr!h.t a.: 40 JOHNSON,
Chute, at I'll" same l'':r' where TIE.
br''gc was Iist l'"' up ''''' Z ''.''''' "IH
granted 1T 'h' orl'rE'"' >,"@ '''' Co.,
Of the Police Jury. Also ." S''l';f me-
same VINE '"''>nl''.e ''' 'h'' '''.!I W
fiTr years, "l''r when ''!h' wv" "''"St
shall be turned over I" 4" p'''>'' III """
ana t'fa''t c"1'iitf"'s' '''" S''"'' "1''"'''
tree l"r lAr Ph'Hc. ~, !,
fn|)owinr tolls are hereby allowed:
!, h+ : c.,ts
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Grand hI(*0rc
WAREHOUSE.

WIN. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING rurc|'ashca the business of
III Chambers Il Bnrhcr at this point,
and secured their services, am prcpar-
ed to store and forward promptly, all
freiyhtS and cotton cons! gN'" to my care.
Rates of storage III future will be as
follows:
Fifteen Cents per barrel for freiyhts.
Thirty-hye Cents per bale for Cotton.
WIN. FRENCH.
March 24-tf.
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What Steps Immigrant, !

Foutteen and ona-haif mills State
taxes!
Ten mills Parish Taxes.
Remedy!
A Constitutional Convention with
a reduction Of o!.irial. and official ga
|aries; q simplifying of oar criminal
laws, with surer and cheaper mode
of Furnishing criminals; a removal OF
State or parish taxation from real es'
tate, imposing one or the other o"|3
upou lands, and thereby encourage
the development of the true an! Only
resources Of Louisiana, its agricaltu
raj wealth.
Are our Legislators equal to the
task
We will see.
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S25 90 REWARD

I WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD
for the "rpr' hv%si"n and CONVICTION
ct IKE rrlson v!.' a!;ot and 'i'}c( 1ny
horse. nrI will pay the sanle reward for
inio:natiun that Will lead TO his dis, ov-
cry and conviction.
Nrc2D-lln l.. CASPAki.
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A CARD.
Carroll Jones' Plantation,
1,Duor,, Yct 1919

VUTIUII JVHtS I lUIItdVkVH,
January, 1st., 1873. !
To Whom it may concern
The Great Van Amburgh, & Co.'s Me-
uagerie Circus and Colosseum, number
ing over 80 persons have been entertained
during the past two days by Mr.. Caro-!
Jones in Il prineely manner, he having
provided everything consumed by horses
animals and people, giving entire salts.
faction to all concerned.
VAN AMBURGH & Co.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE law partnership heretofore exist.
i ing between the undersigned is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The
old business will be attended to by either
of the laue firm.
P. A. MORSE.
CT, DRANGUET.
Natchitoches, LII, Jan. 2, 1875.
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FOR RENT.

nNE HUNDRED AND FORTY acres
Vof opra llNl, situated on Red river,
three miles below Grand Erorc. All 'n-
der fence with residence and three Eood
cabins. Terms easy.
Ari',% I" &. G. SONIA!HAC.
Dec l., In
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Mr. H. Z. SrrI lNs.
IN 1874 yonr Nr"r'inc wan recommended t"
ms ; and yir,liH. t" the persuasion Of I'irn'':
rnnsrntrh to try Il; ~ Ia" ti:"T was sur
ter;ur from general debility and ner|ons pros
t,atinn, superindnrr' by ovrrw"rk and irre@n.
lar habits IT, wrr,"rrll strengthening aud
clratyc prn,rrtit. ""'!-d "a atE c, my IT,
hili Atrtl atom f.ir1 Ike :;:s: dose an! Er'''
il. p,,si..",,! n" !arlt!N recovered. gaining,
Arir ,.,,A usual health ai'' gees feeling. since
tlirn rave not h,sitntrd t. .:;>. FrGt tin" NY
II o,t unqualified ii >"Inri.t - being = SAT-,
.'r,. AL powerful :.-..HI IL p"uNnlin9 hraii:!
and r>,; .iiM.: the wasted y = IA 20 r,W iN an'
rnrr-y Eryrtir- i Ia, ":tr lA:riirinr | u&r.
a III ~ ;nnr "a [ live A.;'r expect % ted \
better,
Yours truly. ". II. tLNHk.
l2' M"Etr',y >tI"rt. |.-,''"" lrAn.
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\O1'ICE.

| LII Delinquent taxpayers are notified
Il that in ease OF the absence Of the
City Collector, AZ authorized Deputy
will Ne in his office Anrviy ufiic" hours to
receipt for taxes n"l licvnsc:, due the
City.
LEON GRENf.tl'N,
Dee. ~ :S,I. City Collector.
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&. 4se, sJSr "a,
AF"g4eEsNb:YEN FACT.

WILL practice in the District and
w Parish ConrtS CT NatchltochrS,
Winn> Sabine and Grant
All business intruStrt. to his care will
receive prompt attention.
Ollie" with W. II. Jack Esq.,. Second
Street, Corner Tri'.!eaux, NatrlitorArs,
La. Dee. oily.
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j. J. McCOOK & Bro
Have the Celebrated Chufa Seed for
sale, and they pay the
HIGHEST CASH FIGURES
for Cotton and Hides, and have fu}]
ssortmcnt Of goods at the lowest cash
Prices. Nov 2i-2mo-
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WOOD.

OAK and ASH wood in any size de-
livrrrd at prices to ~nit the times. All
orders left at VI. II. Carvrr's or Mrs. NJ.
4. Eurkrs promptly attended to.
J. +. JOHNSON.
Dee. slim.