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A c0nPll cA1ED Case,

Centlemen. NY aae h briefly . follow: Ihavo
had Catasrh for ssn years. zach y-Ar with inerese
ing severity For line ycars / lad not brvathed
avery bad cough ssthma ~ bef as To be Obliged to
TAKE arvmedy LOG ir nc light before being able 10 lie
down end st.ep, and o constant dull pain In ny
head. Ny head vas as siG.es so r,li OF catarrhal
MATER - IN injusc my sersc and compel
and my throat before could sleep. Every one OF
these dssressing symptoms hss eisapp. ssed under
RADICAL CrRR. NY hearing - fully restored. ]
have no asthmstic syrsptcns., n" cough. NO drop
Sstssr than have been for year,. could feel the
Effects Of the CrnE on my Npp~tte. ON my ktdneyes
and. In fact. every part Of my sysfem What hae
0~en done In ess- 10 wholly the eject Of the
RsplcAL CrH.; Very sss?ectriily. .-vc,
HIIcmuC OFT. e.. H.. LAWKkNCk
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IS n cuRADuEf
IT Gan Be CURED,

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i in,mediass r.nef AHordet by SANvoaD'O RADs
car CrnR pos Gaia - hut siighs evidenee a
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The hard. lncSuseed mater that has Judged In the
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tho u,eerAtion ard Inflammation suhdued and
healed: the entire mrtnbrAn Innings OF the head
orc clesnsed and purified. Constitutioraly its &C.
eon 10 that OF powssfu. rurifS Inx agent destroy
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s"'tc w huSANtv Utsl tuc uSS>tuy OI
bullets were added to the now already
murderous uproar.
Through this hurricane Of fire our
line advanced a. double quick and
charged the entertainments with the
bay"net. The enemy's infantry we're
speedily driven out and sent flying
through the fields beyond the works
The whole line Of works in the
front Of the First and Second Missouri
Brieades was captured. The attack
of Green's Division was completelv
successful and over forty pieces Of
artillery were in their possession.
SAYS Captain Covell in his diary:
"Never was there such an unearth-
" din-never such storm of shot,
shell and MIME balls poured upon the
heads Of any body of soldiery rs was
showered upon the ranks Of the de-
voted Missourians. But they faltered
not nor halted until the works were
captured and the task assigned them
accomplished.
Then they planted their standards
on the parapets. gave . tremendous
veil and again commenced fighting
like devils"
General Maury had just ordered
General CahiIl's reserve brigade up to
the support Of his division. when
Captain Won Phul. Gates aide, rode
up to him and said:
Colonel Gates saws he has captured
f.rty guns, but cannot hold them
unless you can reinforce him at once"
General Cahill was directed in oil
haste to support the Missourians. but
moved with such unaccountable de-
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4S2-Levin Smith VS.. Ben Kraft.
Judgment IN favor of defendant.
Case appealed to District Court.
4S3-Mandel White VS.. j. Kraft.
Judgment in favor of defendant
Case appealed.
1SG-J. T. Lewis VS.. \. l.. Grow
and Sheriff, Judgment in favor OF
defendants. Appealed
493-Julia Williamson VS.. Rem
shaw, Cammack & Co. Injunction
sustained
496-Johu o. Grayson VS.. A. L.
Grow, Treasurer, ct III. Judgment
rs III case OF non suit.
497-Jas. ". Johnston VS.. Mars
tin and Johu Wright judgment
IN favor OF plaintiff.
1876. 5. Johnston VS.. Peter
Dernis. Judgment in favor OF
plaintiff.
400 Ct : Johnston vs.. Jas. Alb
SALON. ct ri Judgment in favor oi
plaintiffs
, 500-Salue vs.. Solomon Hams
Judgment in favor of plaintiff.
502-Same VS.. Sam Dnel. Judg-
ment in favor Of plaintiff.
SOB Si,u.e vs.. Isaac Duel. Judg-
meut for plaintiff.
5lI- Cora T. Purvis Calhoun VS.
Lettv klmh.l.. Judgment i'll favor
OF pl,nr'iii'.
5l2 II & Walker w. jas. Dan
iels, i'resl,'.rt tuiice Jnsy. Jnd.
merit ln fav,'.- ot Plaintiff. Appeal
ed To l);strir, Court
Sit Julio + Wilder, wife, VS.
II. Williamson, husLaud Judg
Inent ~ fav.n OF lnn!,rt
5l5-G. \ Johnston vs. III Shell
TON ct nj Judgment for plaintiff.
SD sans vs.. VIM. z. Meyers
eft al. .ludpr ent for plaintiff.
i26- Dunn \ Nee mn vs.. B. II
Phillips Injgment.
52J- Dunn < Mccain W.. Thos
Philips. Jndsmen'.
536 -J'un,, f. March vs.. G. II
Mnmfor.i e al Judgment in favo
OF planilis.
About sixty cases were contin
tinued until next terIn.
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Market Report.

cotton Low ordinary, =: Orliiia-
~. ~. Gnod t,s.liucy %: Low Middin2
los. Adding idt o'ood Anddins Ia;
MladIing F.r. -.
SUGAR C.n'mnn isGl5; Prime u
-. Chci-r a., Yellow Clarified 14a
=! Whrc -.'"t
MOLASSF> -CLasce 4oGe42: Strictly
Prime .Syt31. Trim sac -; Fair x ~
81 Common ~ %; tentrIusal 20tcl 30.
MESS PORN 81 IS.
BACON Shauld, , u. clear rils sides
-ss, clear >i'ieo =: ~
DRY SALT HFNT L,ose aud packed
e .: slould,t, lo-~', ).
HAMS -Chojs. >n-ar-cnred 134@IIl
Phln cauvaSss,i aud .ncaINassed lotto
l09
LARD Refined fierce S4GS.; pack
e,s' fierce IT, SETTLE y; renncd kegs -
q 81: packers kegs lGetlIs.
FLOUR Fancy choice So 251s7;
family - 7jCp>f; TRIBES, low TO ciioicc,
S5(as5 ~; double extra - 25las4 90;
single extra -; snperitne % 'otDt' me
So ;Ipto ; IS.
CORN MEAL -Goud to choice 81 40
50 81.
POTATOES 81 5v(ASl 10 per biol.
ONIONS So 25ls - 80 per Dbl. for
red and yellow.
RICE Choice 81. prime Sac. good
5000. tnii 5tay :, ordinary 4f(G5, c"m-
mon it9ii. No. 5aGo34.
APPLES ~ 50@s4 per Dbl.
ORANGES S4G6Sd per bbl.
POULTRY-Old chickens 81 50Gs5.
young S:S(o So 80 ducks 80, geese So,
turkeys S9tG Sl2 per dozen.
EGGS-Westcrn 2i@26, Creole SOC.
32c per dozen.
HIDES-According to quality 6(a,9c
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NOTICE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Grant, Par
ish Court NO. 59.-Succession of j.
ii. OLcoTT, deed.
NOTICE is hereby given that the final
~ account filed 10y Andrew J. Cruik-
shank, Executor of J. II. Oicott. deed.
will be duly approved. confirmed aud
hom0logated unless opposition is fled
thereto within the time prescribed by
law.
December -, 1877.
IL. :. ;. b. SHACKELFORD.
D.i6.2w. Deputy Clerk.
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STATE GOVERNMENT.

= STATE GOVERNMENT.
GOVERNOR T Nichols.
Lieut.. GOVERNOR A Wilt.
Secretary of State-W A Strong.
Auditor of Public Accoumts-Al-
len Jumel.
Superintendent of Public Educa-
tiOn--R VI Lusher.
Adiutant General-D b Penn.
JUDICIARY.
Supreme Court-Chief Justice, L
C Manning; Associate Justices, Il
II Mari, Alcibiade DeBlanc, w j
Spencer; Clerk, Alfred Roman.
DISTRICT.
Judge District Court-W + Black
man.
District Attorney E G Hunter.
District Court - Secoud Monday
in January and First Monday in
July.
PARISH OFFICERS.
Clerk of Court Henry G Walker.
Recorder-W III Hodnett.
Parish Judge-A V Raglan.
Sheritf-Chas II Nugent.
Coroncr-Dr = Goode.
Representative-Col f & Randolph.
Parish Attorney-A. Cazabat.
Parish Treasurer-A l. Grow.
Tax Collector-C & Nash.
Policies Jurorsz-,Ias A Daniels
Pesident; VIM Tison, Randolph.
Reeves, G w Fitz, " n Swofford.
Clerk Police jury II ) Cameron.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Ward /. Lorenzo Smith.
- = John L Hodnet.
- 3. Thomas Allison.
" 4. John c Linscum.
" ;. John w Saunders.
- g. John Chrlette.
i" Z. David Hardy and J VI
Fletcher.
Parish Court-Regular or General
Terms First Mondays in February,
April, June, August, October and
December.
Probate Terms-First Mondays in
January, March, Nay, July, Septem-
Der and November.
LODGES.
Cloutierville Lodge No. l03-Reg-
ular COMMUNICATIONS first and third
Sundays of each month. Officers
A l. Grow, W N: A Powell, ) w ;
w 5 Calhoun, j W; b Kraft, Secre-
tary.
Montgomery Lodge No. l6S-Reg-
ular communications first Saturdays
on or before the full moon of each
month. Officers = II Van Mccain,
W "; B K Scott, 5 W; + " Til
ton, } W; ID Hardy, Secretary.
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4 Happy Timr.

pow that ali wiip attended
|aeans Il, the residence al
|st DR.. Deal, Tuesday evru
vii agree with us as to
Inc for this article. The
and his good wife had
no pans 20 make the even
II aualloyed pleasure; and
2 succeed most admirably
heartily certify.
faFly eaadle lightning the
to come in. and
FiO'A tue music was inviting
/ Hlp the hight fantastic,and
aOcr was filed with coup
'nnS the mazes of the CO.
iaa right merrlly did they
IN il.
ulSnt an invitation was
10 all 10 partake of the
That had been prepared
f'Oa lady Of the house, and
IT, and bountiful, it was.
aedlt to the excellent taste
f'A'! art that furnished it.
supper, the doctor, whose
Us Slgnally fail to hide his
F'rs proceeded to enter
"0pany with song and
and the fine expression
uat cropped out in the
'l'y equalled by the good
4e fecltlng Poe's Raven.
w : OF all was his speech.
! aa' this was profitable
years many who heard
'alleet this speech with
p's0is for the doctor.
a 4'ppy' and so good was
-''e that the "wee hours
- hardly sufficed, and
Tie broke . day" as
'cuefS hid a.
lsss alieu.
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MARRIED. On Wednesday, Jan
I'd, 1873, at the Court House, by
Hon. A. V. Raglan, Parish Judge,
Mr. VIM. WEIGH, of Natchitoches
parish, to Miss Nancy Morrison, of
same parish.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Ninth District Court-Parish oil
Grant.
Britton 4 Moore VS.. William and
Virginia Bush ct al.-No. SO.

BY virtue OLA writ of fl. fa, issued
and directed to me in the above enti-
tied suit, have seized and will offer
for sale, on
Saturday, the I'd day of February,
4. d. 1878,
IN front of the Court House door, in
the town of ColfaN. between the hours
of IL o'clock NJ. and 4 o'clock =. NJ all
the right, title and interest of William
and Virginia Bush, said interest being
twO-Sevenths and twn-siXths of one
seventh in the following described
property, viz:
4 tract of land fronting on Red River,
at the junction of the Darro, bounded
above by Bayou Darro, in the rear by
lands % Josiah Huie's succession, aud
below by the Beilyue plantation, con
tanning abont thirteen hundred acres
Also, Il tract of land fronting on Red
River. bounded above by the tract last
described, below by the Mead planta-
tion, and in the rear by the Darro
tract. containing about six h inbred and
forty acres, with all the improvements
upon both tracts eff land.
Also, "A tract of woodland lying on
Bayou Dasro bounded 10y the Darro on
the north, and on the other side by
lands of Josiah Huic's succession, con
tanning three hundred and twenty
acres.
Another tract of woodland bounded
below by land of VI. Calhoun and l.
Bouiigny's estate, and in the rear by
| ands of StrOther. containing five hun
dred acres, more or less.
Terms of Salc-Cash, with benefit OF
! appraiscment.
CHAS. Il. NUGENT.
Sheriff Parish uf Grant.
CnltaX. Dee. 20, '7i-3t. u. I. 10
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Grant, Par
ish Court.-No. II. Succession of Jes-
see Thompson aud Susan Thompson,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the final
~ account filed bv John Il. Chelctte.
Tutor of the minor heirs of JeSsee and
Susan Thompson, decd will be duly
approved. confirmed ana homologated
unless opposition is fled thereto within
the time prescribed by law.
December q, 1S77.
r.. $. :. b. SHACkLEFOHD,
d22.2w. Deputy Clerk.
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DY virtue Of a writ of fen facias, to me
ID directed. III the above numbered aid
eiti;led suit, have seized aud gill offer
tor sale, on
Saturday, the ID day of February,
A. ID. 1918,
il, front Of the store door Of VI. Gans, in
ne town of Montgomery, within the
hours prescribed by law, the following
described property, seized as the prop
erty of the defendant in the above num-
bered and entitled suit, 10 wit:
One lot of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware aud Croc>ery-ware. aud every
thing belonging 10 said store.
Terms of saie--Cash, with benefit of
appraisenent.
CHAS. X. NUGENT,
sheriff Parish of Grant.
-Colfax. La. Dec. %, -.
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;,ibJndicial District Court,
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Monday, the 18th day OF
1878
FORK papers usually reach
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.~o,.-s-.---"~
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!, thanks for her kind re-
II the printer.
rlay Friday morning, at
selo K. We bad il fall OF
.arh lasted for eight ~ tea
Amer this. tine clouds,
M been threatening fOi 4
more, cleared away and lett
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Parish Court, Parish of Grant, State of
Louisiana.
Garthwait, Louis II Miller vs.. NJ. Cans.
No. 522.,
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+,lay Friday morning. at
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Amer this. tine clouds,
I,l been threatening foi a
more, cleared away and lett
i bright weather.
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BY virtue ola writ of fl. IA. issued
and directed to me in the above enti-
tied suit, have seized and will offer
for sale, on
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the floor, and the young lady and sat to-
gether on the sofa.
Bob said be had no idea that we could
proceed in the morning. for the snow
would be drifted so high, but hoped that
a road might be cut for the passage of the
coach He had hardly concluded this
speech, when our companion surprised and
distressed us by bursting into storm of
tears.
30. must get to Birkdale tomorrow
morning" she sobbed. II am to go to
Lady Arrowscroft, and she will not take
me unless am there to morrow morning
LADY Arrowscroft !" ] repeated for
the name was very familiar 20 me, belong
ing as 1t did, to one of the richest women
in Yorkshire, whose manor house lay a
mile beyond Birkdale. Surely YOU are
not gong TO that--Nl hestated. had in
tended saving "shrew" but rejecting a
moment substituted The word lady"
II was to be there to-day said the young
lady, "she said she would engage me
10 teach her two itle children, but | must
be there to day. Her carriage would be
at Birkdale at six o clock, when the stage
was due, and if did not come she would
engage another lady who lived in Birk-
dale, Miss Forrest, Think the name was.
She wrote me all that, and know shall
lose the place"
Very little to lose, my dear" said 10
a fraternal manner, "for Lady Arrowscroft
is possessed of the worst temper OF any
woman in the country. You would not
regret losing the place if You knew her or
the two children, who are little copies OF
her in respect to temper"
rCon,l,Jad - r,ar,on-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-17
DLPHTHERIA!

JOhnson's Anodvne Iinjment will positively
prevent this terrible disease and will positively cure
nine cases IN ten. inform Axiom that viii save many
lives sent free by man. Don't de ay Oment.
ventun l. better thau cure. /. =. JOHNSON X co,
Bangor, Name. apr2f4W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-17
SULPHUR SPRINGS HOME.

FOR SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES, RHEUMATISM
STIFF JOINTS, CHRONIC COMPLAINTS, &C.
a Portable steam Bath. at 90 90
Portable Su phur BAH. at IL o.
Portable fermentation Box, for obstrnctions
weakness and pans. and 10 sweet the throat or
any part OF the body neatly arranged for travel.
ing purposes, - 90
The apparatus occupies only PMS inches.
Apply Tor clrcula with Illu ions, testim
81 inehlctl 50 seies 10 j De Beer, NJ. ID. IS Brom-
field ST, BOston. mnY,tiw