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Sheriff'S Sale.
Jerome Sarpey and Neristin Metoyer Vs.
VIM. II. BOullt.

DY virtue of a writ of seizure and sale
ID in the above entitled suit and to ne
directed, have seized and will offer tot
sale to the last and highest bidder, ~
the door of the Court House in the cls!
and parish of Natchitoches on, ---
Saturday, 18th day Of May, 1871,
the following described property to wit
A certain lot of ground in the tow
and parish of Natchitoches, with 'h'
dwelling house and improvements thef %
on, said lot being on the North side OF y
Denis street, fronting Oh said STREE
bounded East by the lot belonging
Theodore Schuman, West by Third stree
purchased by Nine. Desirir Hertzog Iron
DIR. Thurbur, and purchased by defenc
ant at Succession sale of Nine. Des'r'
Hertzog, to satisfy the vendors privl'ee
and special mortgage on said property
Terms Of Sale.
CASH-with the benefit of appraseme
D. ii. BOULLT, JR.
Anril 1867 Sheriff.
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NOTICE..

MR., ALEXIS f. LEMEE holds my
lM Power Of Attorney and is fully au-
thorized to represent me as Attorney in
Fact, in all matters touching my duties
and powers as Liquidator Of the late
partnership between Mrs. G. Lherisson,
decd, and myself, and also in regard to
nv individual property and business.
All persons indebted to said partner
ship, or myself individually, are request
ell to make settlement with my said At
toruey, and those having claims to pres
ent them to him.
PETER VEULEMAN.
Natchitoches, May 18th, 1873.
Nav l8-4t.
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NOTICE..

Succession of John Martini dse Z" ,
JACOB P. BROADWELL having -: u
u his pc tition praying to be appeA1L l.
Curator of the vacant Succession " -,
Martin, decd. Notice is hereby gn 's'
all persons in interest to show y. !.
within ten days why the praye, "
petitioner should not lie graDtea. m
p'''' W. H.TUNNARD,,
May ll-2t
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For Road Overseers.

For the benefit of inquiring Road
Overseers we will State, that a per-
sonal notice to the hand is sufficient
aud at least three days grace is re-
quired. All males between 18 and
As are liable for road duty.
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It gives Us pleasure to state thai
Natcbitoches parish is politically
solid. We hear Of division elsewhere
but here there is none: TAll are united
for an aggressive canvass and a Con-
stitutional Convention.
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The investigation Of Hayes title,
will, from all appearances, prove a
failure. Our poor democratic party
had never a better case for capital
but the stupidity of "leaders" stands
in the way, as usual.
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Clarkson Potter, Democratic member Of
Congress from New York has introduced
|. . bill to regulate Hayes title, and the
Florida frauds.
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VEGETINE
For Kidney Complaint and Ner-
vous Debility.

ISIEkBUKO, ME-. Dec. -, IH'"
Mr.. Stevens -
l had a cough, for eighteen years. when
commenced taking the N"grtinr: | was very
low ms system was deblitatrl by disrase.
had the Kidney Complaint, and was very nrr,
v ,:',,, rourh bad, lungs sore. When | had
taken one bottle found it was helping me il,
has helped my cough, and i, strengthens, me
| am now able to do my work. Never have
found any thing like the Vcgeti!r. | know 1t Is
every thing it is recommended to be.
Mrs. \. j. PENDLETON.
p,fpy"the jnuitr:: regulates the bowels outlets
the nervous system acts directly upon tho ~"
crctions and arollses the whole system to ac
tinn
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VEGETINE
For Dropsy,
CENTRAL FALLS. K. I Oct. ~. 1871.


CrxIEN. FALLS, K. I Oct ~. 1877.
DR.. H. X. ScvrMs:-
II ~ a pleasure to give my testimony Tor your
Valuable medicine. | WAS sick for long 1''''t
NTH Dropsv under the doctor y care: ne Sa'a
i, WAS water between the Heart and Liver
r.,riv.d no benefit until commenced taking
,|,,. V,urt-nr : in fact WAS growing worse J
have tried many remedies they did not help me.
Vrrrti,, is the medicine for lr"rsy. began
TO feel better after takin" a few bottles haI,
Taken thirty hotties in all. am perfectly wei
ny,r felt better. no one can feel more thank
full than IL"
am, dear sir Srrattully yours,
A. y. WHEELER.
vr,rr,vr When the blnm, becomes hirlr>>
am, ,taguant either from chang" vt weather. III
nf climate. want of exercise Irregular diet. "'
from any o,hrr ca,~r, the Er""tine Will rene"
the blood carry off the putrird hnm"rs. rl"an>'
th, stomach, regulate the bowels, and lmparl ;
tone of viyor to the whole body.
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headache, az arrangement of the nervous syS
tenn, &C. Vegetine can be said to be a sure
remedy tor the many kinds of headache. as it
acts directly upon the various causes of this
complaint. Nervousness. Indigestion, Costive-
ness, rheumatism Neuralgia Bilousness, &c.
Try the Vegetine. You will never regret it.
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The DeSoto Democracy, 10 We learn
from the Democrat, are putting on
their armor for the fray.
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r., .',l'.5 ~
Ohio was refreshed" with snow
storm on the 10th inst.
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E. BAKER,
5EEDMA N
No7 Camp Street, New Orleans.

INRESH, PURE AND RELIABLE Gar
L den and Flower seeds sent by mail to
any address, postage paid.
Also full stock ornamental trees,
plants and roses.
all Stock strictly FIrst-c1ass.
~ Everything for the Garden. -
April elm.
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For Sick Headache.

EVANSVILLE. INp., Jan. ! ISIS.
Mr. Stevens -
Dear Sir - have used your Vegetinc for sick
Headache and been greatly benefited thereby.
l have every reason to believe it to be good
medicine.
Yours very respectfully
Mrs. JAMES CONNER.
All Third st.
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Cotton Receipts E@.. ~ = ri ~
Received previously, 6lS4 bales.
/" daring the week II "
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lOFFlClAL']
LIST OF JURORS

Drawn for the june Term, 1873. Of III.
18th Judicial District Court. in and f.,
the Parish of Natchitoches, State If
Louisiana, in accordance with law.
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Total
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+ el96
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-12

bushel and 9Oc per bri Of bushels, Liverpool
coarse held at 81 l091 10 per sack, and Turk
Island mt 346y35c per Du-
SEED-Market dun and held steady at $685.
per lb for clover 81 4091 so per bu for timothy %
(5S0e per bu for millel, and 65@7Oc for Hungarian
grass per bu. Seed buckwheat quoted at 759SOc
per hi. Prime fax sells at 81 l9@l l5 per bu.
EUGAR-Market firm and demand lair. without
material change New Orleans is quoted 7lA6dS.4c
for raw. Refined yellow 75l@SAc, extra SEC
Si4c A white 9@9i%c, powdered and granulated
91s@1O14c and crushed lOsssc per ID.
TALL0W-'rhere Is q fair demand and the mar
ket is steady, with country selling at 63@63sc pei
h. backed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-12

United. choice. sO}ac; crude. s1lc refined. IoIsc.
TaIloW qHiet but steady at 6I4G7c Resin heavy
at 81 42La@l 50 Turpentde firm at 29929Iac.
Pork firmer: mess, $40 25gi0 rs. cut-meats 1rn1er:
long cleaf middles, SIC Lard fHner: prime,
:. .o7tS Sm7.f2ISr Butter and cheese dull and unr
changed. Whisky steady at 81 07H
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-12
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
rsnecIal dIsnatches to the star.I

ISnecial QlSnHUcneS 10 tne StAr.l
OIL CRY, Pa. July l2-9 A. NJ. = Allegheny
River l foot inches and rising. Weather cloudy.
Thermometer Ca. Wind southwest
BROWNSVILLE. Pa. July 12-l0 A. M.-Monon-
gnhela River feet inches and stationary.
Weather cloudy Thermometer 2'. Wind south
east
PrrTsBURG, Jury 12-11:OO A. M-River feet
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy and
shUwery,
CHARLESTON. W. VA. July l2--9 A. M-Kana-
wha River feet inches Thermometer SS.
NEW ORLEANS, July Pipes P. M.-Arriyed:
New Mary Houston, Cincinnati. No de artures for
this evening. River 5 feet below high-wateT mark.
Weather clear and pleasant
The river was falling slowly at noon to-day,
with s feet inch in the channel
Weather clear and warm, with wind from the
southeast.
The following steamers were in port at noon:
Fleetwood Telegraph, Andes Wildwood, Katie
StOckdae, City Of Portsmouth, Vint Shinkle. Cons
Millar, United States, Virgie Lee, Louis A. sher-
ley, Golden Crown Cherokee, Golden City.
NIea IN boat RbOveMeHts.
The fast new and elegant sidewheel steamer
Telegraph came down this morning and will leave
al y. m. from the foot of Broadway for Mays
| vile, Portsmouth Ironton, Big Sandy Gallipoiis
and Pomeroy direct, and will take passengers tOr
Wheeling and Pittsburg. Capt. L. s. Morgan mas
ter, and J. T. Hambleton and Kendall Morgan
clerks, are her popular and courteous Chief Off
GERS.
/ Capt. ]. T. Camphells large and speedy side
whe- l. steamer Fleetwo d will be the regular c. &
| q II r. boat leaving to-day promptly at 4 D. IN
| for Huntington. C. W Vanderbilt and Gus H.
| Hnusheil are her efficient and clever clerks.
The punctual City of Portsmouth came down
! this morning and will return to Chic at D. In.
and attend fo all way business
| The wildwood arrived and returned to MAYS
vile at moon
can't, e, i, Maddv announced that the new
! steamer Telephone will be here and return TO
| Iittsbnrp Mond ".
| The V7rUir Ire dnnarted at noon for Iouisyille
win = SaiT trim nv p'''
| The large new and palatial Golden Crown. one
of the tinesi stnnneIs in Inc West is loading and
WIN nnsitiyeIy leave tomorrow for Greenyille
Vckshlrg Natchez and New Orleans. Capt w.
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days. The food given is the
species OF crab known as horse feet, at
which they get wagon load at meal
When he makes noise by beating on the
wagon, the eels swarm from every direction,
making the water black and boiling. If he
holds a horse foot in the water, dozens OF
eels will cling to it, even when lifted out.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-12

Mrs. Mary Cowden Clarke is about to visit
England, after an absence of many years i'll
Genoa. The book written by her late hus-
band and herself, ''Recollections of the
Winters of Past Generation" will soon
be published.
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The cheerful persistency of an onion in
growing and thriving, even when burdened
with an old bedsead, barrel or two and
veteran mattress, should be some
excuse for the way its flavor sticks to the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-12

At Finchville KY, there is the model
hog house of the country. 1t is built OF
stone, with hanging roof, and a clear
stream flows through the building. There
are $40, 600 worth Of hogs in it,
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The Great American sea serpent was seen
off Old Orchard Beach the other morning,
by Ex-Mayor Chadbourne and family OF
Saco, Maine. He was moving leisnrely in a
southerly direction, with his head resting
quietly on the wafer. He appeared to be
about seventy-five feet in length.
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Cincinnati lave stock MarKst.
FINANCIAL.
CINcINNATL July III 80 P. !

CtNcINNATI July Ill 80 P. n.
Gold steady. Buying at lOO4 and selling at
1907. Gold checks on New York at 1005s
Eastern exhange has Light inquiry out Is firm
under limited receipts. Buying at par and selling
at lilo prem.
Sterling is Quiet and steady at 81 84R for sixty
days and $4 SIX for sight per in gold.
Governments steady and quiet Local demand
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MAY the Lord preserve your eyesight,
said a beggar-woman to man with smai
n ,se, who had just given her a gratuity
"Why% he asked Because" said she
"youve no nose to hold your spectacles,'
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pB- IN order N accommodate Eastern adver-
tsem in the STAR Mr.. E. Duncan Snif fen, No. q
Astor House, New York City has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States This will De branch office OF the STAR
Mr. Sniffen beins authorized 10 make au'ett ttAin
contracts on our behalf and receipt AI coIiectlUns
therefor in our name.
pB-CMcINNATI, July 12-2:3O P. M.-Flour In
good local demand. Wheat firm and in fair De
mand. Corn steady and moderately active. Whisky
quiet and steady. Mess pork in fair jobbing de,
mand. Lard fairly active Meats firm but not
much doing. Hogs active and firm market. Oats
quiet Barley dull. Cotton quiet and steady
Gold 1907.
BB-WEAruER-Probably fair, or partly cloudy
and warmer weather for the next twenty-fou
hours.
RU- -THE Covington Office of the STAR is at No
East Pike street. in Hardin's Insurance Ohee
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James N. Wells, of Country Road near
Riverhead, N. Y, has pond covering an
area of about five acres, into which about
FIVE years ago he put two thousand dozen
eeis. None having since been caught, they
have greatly multiplied, Mr.. Wells
feeds them every two or three
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A regning beauty in London, according
to Truth, told a poet who had presented heT
with sonnet that the verses were very kind
but not warm enough
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-12

There is nothing like foreign exhibition
for taking the diamonds out of a watering
place hotel clerk and teaching him that
civility is jewel.
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The wheelbarrow fool has started on hiE
way from Albany to San Francisco. Ser
geant Bates will meet him near Chicago, anC
rub him down with molasses.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-12

There may be nothing in name. but
initials are oniinous The initials Of Mr.
Dodd of Iowa are D. A. d., and his wife
has just presented him a twenty second
little DOdd
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There are to be several rem walls in a few
days of bladison-street merchants. r. q
l.. Evans go 10 The Odd fellows Building,
and Savers, the shoe man, takes their
place The Enquirer and Commercial re-
porters will have their Offices next door to
each other, while DrcxiluS takes the Office
OF the former, and Hickey takes Drexilius
place Billy Dreshler will open sample
room, and move his tonsorial Office oppo-
size.
Morris Moses and w. Y. Sedan were ar
resled yesterday evening by Sheriff Lowe,
upon am attachment for con empt issued
from Woodlord Circuit Court They gave
bond in the sum of 81 900 each for their APP
pearanCe before Judge Hunt, at Lexington,
next Monday The contempt consists in
the alleged violation of an injunction order
made last April, forbdding the operation
of any lottery under the pretended author
ity' of the act Of February 1st, 1883. The
attachment is also against james ). Smith,
but he is out of the State.
NEWPORT.
The Democracy held a meeting in the
First lGsirc las night. 1t was addressed
by Messrs. Hallam, Helm, Berry and Houn-
shell
Rev H. w. Taylor, former pastor of Co
lumbasreet Presbyterian Church, paid his
numerous friends in Newport visit this
morning.
The venerable J. B. Payne, a veteran OF
the war of 1872, returned home last night,
after lengthy stay with relatives at Bow.
ling Green.
The watermelon fete given by the ladies
OF Grace M. E. Church last night at the resi-
dence of Mr.. w. II. Bryan on York street,
was socially and otherwise success.
A special meeting of those members OF
the Van Voast Guards whom Captain Hak
says he kicked out of the ranks will be held
this evening at their armory. The object
OF the meeting as we understand it, is to
get up petition 10 send to the Adjutant
General to have Hak dismanted of his
epaulettes and ousted from the ranks of the
Guard.
AT a meeting of the Workingmen at Ar.
better Hall for filling vacancies Oh the ticket
Frank Edgar was nominated for County At
sorney. Fred Fritz for Constable in the
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''What is faith?' asked Sunday school
teacher of a scholar He belonged to a base
ball nine, and replied, Betting on lett
handed pitcher"
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The Yassar young ladies', having wrestled
satisfactorily with Greek roots, will now, we
trust proceed 10 the consideration of that
most important of modern accomplishments
the art of boiling potato. We are, OF
course, person of common instincts, but
we prefer potatoes to Greek roots.-[N. Y.
Com Adyer,i ,iser
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Mr. Forney in late letter to the Phila-
delphia Press makes comparison OF Amer
ican and European hotels not very credita-
BILE to the former. He thinks 'lhe institu-
ton most worthy of imitation is the con-
tinental table d'hoe, the staple 8 o'clock
dinner. Here you have the two French pc,
cularities truly developed; cooking and
saving. For less than 81 you dine, bottle
of wine included; you dine better than you
can at fashionable res aurant in America
for So. There are never less than eight
courses, and you have soup, fish, fruit
and coffee. The secret is experience
and economy. A genius for preparing food
for the table is not less clarac eristic of the
French than talent for making that food
feed the most people. With us the lavish
fertility of soil, sea and air, makes every
body wasteful. Here nature is almost as
generous, but rich and poor husband her
gifts; no hing is lost-both extremes OF So
ciety seem to study economy as fine art.
If this principle could be applied to our
hotel and household management more
money would be made because more money
would be saved; and in the Important man
ner of living we should ultimately be able
to initiate if not to rival the frugal French" i"
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Miss Tillie Brent will spend the summer
in Lexington.
Major Thomas E. Moss, Attorney General
Of the State, is in the city.
Don't forget that good old-fashioned bar
becue at Woodside Park tomorrow.
The Navy Blues and Copecs will cross
bats tomorrow on the Star Grounds.
A defective Aue caused loss of about
b25 on Averbeck's kitchen, Wednesday.
Hickey purchased the remains of Haw-
Iey's red boot store this morning for $l36.
CITY Council met last night. The pro-
ceedings in full will appear in to-morroW's
bTAR.
Will the hose and engine houses be still
used as paradise for bummers and political
blood-suckers?
Will Bill Glore allow Mat. Hunt to use
the Fire Department horse to electioneer
for Bill Hall with2
Mr.. Richard Sloane and Miss Ida B. Da-
Wis, both of this city, were granted marriage
licenses this evening.
A happy time at Hester's hop last night.
Also at the lawn party at the residence of
Rev. J. L. Allbrtton.
Mr. Henry Percival's check is in the
DanuS Ol J|C OldIC hutlltOT luI lIle dIllOulit
Of his insignificant clerical error
Mr. Mauer was expelled from the Fire
Department for no cause whatever, and
should by all means be reinsta' ed
John Donnelly, or Curley, aged sixteen,
was arrested by Constable Rife on the
charge of stealing Geo. Gooskamp's horse.
Billy Brown the tonsorial artist, and
Eddie Pick, the popular young druggis
propose to have their nuptials celebrated
together.
The State Auditor has instructed the
County Clerk to place the assessments OF
the next Sheriff Percival in the right place,
and all will be well.
Bolan's busy Bs are making it hot for tho
dogs. Two more were killed this morning
1t is about time he Mayor was issuing 6
proclamation requiring owners to muZzlt
dogs.
Miss Mary Miller is rusticating in the
country for few days previous to her nup
tials with that handsome candidate for con
stable in the first district, Mr.. Thomas
Dunn.
Mr. J. J. McCulum, gentleman in ev
cry respect, has gone into he cigar business
on the corner of Pike and Madison. Ma,
his cloud of smoke always lead to the stream
of success
Mr. H. H. Penk, of Fifth street, shook
hands with us yesterday, and says, ''Don'
you say anything about the arrival of tina
young son at my house" Not for thu
world, Mr.. Penk.
Yesterday morning young man from
Cincinnati, about seventeen years old
named Mullaney, fell from the seat of
-four wagon, upon which he was riding, ii
the Elerenth-street Marke space, and tn
wheels passed over his body, injuring hin
severely
The citizens residing in the neiglborhoo
of the Twelf,h-street hose-house are geitn
up ape ition praying Chief Glore to rein
state Mr.. John Mauer as a fireman. MI
NIauer certainly deserves to be kept in tn
Department. He is reliable efficient an
sober fireman, and received injuries Will
in the Department that will cripple him fo
life, Considerable sympathy is felt for hr
on this account.
SCHOONER SALEs.--The following is tn
amount of beer sold by the various brewer
in this district during the month of June:
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For PittSlur|.

MONDAY 18th at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
~, TELEPHONE, w. A. Maddy, Master.
For freight passage apply on board.
asFaiIsss--Ht or on Central Transit Wharfbout.
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THIS DAY, 18th, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
w.S TELEGRAPH, j., s. Morgan, Master
-JsiSssfssiI3 Freight received on Wharboat foot II
&zEssssssls Broadway. w. Horshell, Supt