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grading, with corrected pay roll, was sent
to the council.
The report of the city engineer on the land
to be condemned for the opening Of Bertha
street, Sixth ward, was referred to the COM
mittee on assessments.
The board adionrned
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JULY 10th TO NOVEMBER 10th
FOR TWO DOLLARS.

This is only
F,IF -T'Y GENTS PER MONTH.
Ten thousand new subscribers will enable the DAILY
GLOBE to let such flood of lightn upon Republican
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of honest government throughout the State join in
securing this glorious result. The GLOBE promises
TO make the campaign interesting
Do not delay, but send in your names at once to
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Got a Situation.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, Wis, July 2.-R. M. Balford, a
young lawyer of this city, formerly editor of
the Madison Democrat, has been appointed
clerk to the commission Of supervising the
printing of the revised statutes.
Soldiers Additional Homesteads for sale by
MORTON, MOORE & Co.,
Pioneer Press building.
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HOY DIR. STEWART Has BEEN DE-
FE4TED.
wAsHBURN.

So far as conventions have been held in
this district, the following results are re-
ported:
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Municipal Court.

MNnactpHL Court.
Before Associate Justice ]. F. O'Brien.
CRIMINAL.
Andrew Asher; drunkenness. Paid fine OF
So and costs.
James Lamont; drunkenness. Committed
for four days.
John Eagen and jerry Sullivan; dissrderly
Acquitted and discharged.
Michael Sweenv and Edward Barscht; cruelty
to animals. Each paid a fine of $12 and costs
or S2825 in the aggregate.
Michael B. Farrell; larceny. Continued unit
July 5.
Jacob Hanson VS.. Claus V. Smith. Actor
for goods sold and delivered. Set for trial Jul,
9, 1878, at 2P. NJ.
Sterling School Furniture company vs.
Hough & Dixon; action for goods sold and de
ivered. Continued to July 8, 1878.
William B. Aldricn VS.. 81. g. Ehrmentraut
and Joseph Ehrmentraut; action for alleged
rent. Set for trial July 10, 1873.
Restored to Health-The Delayan Scandal
Special Telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, Wis, July 2d.-Lieut. Gov. Bing
ham, who has been spending some months a
the Hot Springs, Ark, for his health, returned
here to-day on his way home to Chippewa Falls
comparatively we'll man
The State board of charities and reforms vii
meet in this city to examine the report of tn,
secretary of the board relative to the Delava,
scandal case. As soon as thorough examina
ton is made the report will be submitted t.
Governor Smith, when it will be given to tn,
public.
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District Court.
Before Judge Brill
GENERAL TERM.

George G. Eldridge vs.. Ann N. Bartlett
Case tried and submitted.
Court adjourned till Saturday at 10 A. NJ.
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st. Louis Tunnel Railroad Sold.
ST. LOUIS, July 2.-The St. Louis tunnel and
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Foreign Money Market.

LONDON, July % p M.
Rate of discount in open market on three months
bills, 2ss@2A per cent; below bank rate, q per
cent
CONsOLs.
Money. ........ 90 1916 Account 1916
UNITED STATES SECURITIES.
New ~ coupons 1061s Erie. ... 15ss
5-2os, '67. 1919 Erie preferred 80. 80
lO-40s. ..............1 HOY Illinois Central w SO
New 5s. 1881 Penn. Central - 1914
Reading 17A.
~ PARIS, July O.
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Send Two Democrats to Congress

The GLOBE proposes to do its share to accomplish
that result Two Republican district conventions
sre TO be held July 10th, and two Democratic and the
third Republican follow the same month. Inc
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special meeting of the board of public
works was held yesterday morning, at which
we're present Messrs. Rics and Timme. Mr..
Becker being absent and excused.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A number of bills were allowed, and the
street pay rolls for June, amounting to 3d.
206.73, we're approved.
The final estimate for the Exchange street
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50 1916 Account
Weekly Review of the Wheat Market.

n,,,-m PARIS, July 2.
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John G. Becht, $621.7o; G. A. Stein,
$66.85; Daily GLOBE. $3.50; Pioneer
Press, 1920; James King, $215.84; James
King, $453.4O: John G. Becht. Spills.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-12-07
Scope Of Authority.

We understand that Deputy Mar
shal Bannon has asked if any one
proposed to resist his authority We
beg to answer, No but the scope o.
Mat authority must 10 considered.
Deputy Bannon must not imagine
that he is az aut0crat. On the con.
trary lis powers arc very contracted
although his dignity. aud self pose
may be large. A Deputy United
States Marshal has the same power az
that enjoyed by any. ward constable
10 this parish. The ward constable
can arrest and con6ne a. many men,
can do it under similar authority and
can exercise functions only, which
are laid down in law.
The ordinary eix-penny dignitary
in America has begun to regard him.
self as a small sized edition of a Car.
The sooner he divests himself of such
arrogance, the better. Law is law,
but brute force lends victory only to
tho most powerful.
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IMMENSE AUCTION SALE.
Rare Chance to Invest Money.
Splendid Chance for Debtors.

THE undersigned Agent and Assiuuss
L will SELF at Public Cutlery on
Saturday, 20th day Of December, 1919
at the Court House door, in the toun d
Natchitoches, without limit or rsseru
all the Notes, Accounts, Ju0xnens
Mortgages, Liens, and other rights AM
credits, and Goods, Wares and Merchan
1lse, transferred by the late. Col. K. T.
Burke to his creditors by contract of ss
slgnment, dated the 18th day Of June,
1872, duly recorded.
Also the undivided half interest former.
" owned by the said r. f. Burke in tt
el"'sscnbury place. Said place consis,
ing of about 200 acres, most Of which i
highly improved, situated 3 miles below
the town of Campte. on Red River,
Also the undivided one fifth interest il
the Lac DIES Mures plantation, situats
on Red River, above Campte.
Also the undivided one fonrth interas
IN the Harrison & Levy plantation, Of
tho Bon Dieu.
This sale will be made to enable tn
Agent and Assignee to wind I'm the 1,
fairs of said Estate, and settle with th
creditors thereof, and offers a good o.
portunity for those who are indebted /
it to settle up at q discount. The A.
setts can be seen at my Office in H.I
Wa!msley's store, at any time from no,
until sale day, and any information vii
Oe furnished on application.
c. L. WALMSLEY,
Nov =. Agent T. Assignee.
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Our Christmas Edition.

We are 80 far pleased with the sue
cess which has attended our efforts tt
issue tho promised Christmas edition
of the VlND1cAroR. If circumstan
ces justify, it is our purpose to issue
at least four thousand, and We hope
to dispose of the issue to our mer
chants, mechanics, professional ant
business men for distribution. Ou
charges will be three dollars per hun
bred copies ; t'co dollars for fifty, ant
one dollar for tscenty-fve.
Orders should be handed in in TIM
to secure attention.
Beyond the advertisement medium
which it will be, tho valuable infor
nation We propose to expend, vii
amply repay any citizen interested ii
our future welfare who desires tt
assist Us 10 the enterprise. This in.
formation will embrace In part, thu
settlement and early history Of ouI
town and parish; habits and customs
Of it's early settlers; soil, climate and
productions; value of lands. Also
Natchitoches az a cotton market aud
q supply point; with statistics o.
Schools, &c., &c.; besides much inter
esting and useful information. Moth.
ing of tue kind Las ever been attempt.
ed here before, and it's success de
ponds mainly upon tho support We
may receive from our citizens.
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Formation Of Frost.

We take pleasure iu printing tho
following note from the United States
Signal Officer at this port, on tho sub.
ject of tue formation of frost at rela.
lively high temperatures:
TO the Editor of the Picayune:
In reply to your inquiry of CHOW
can frost be formed at temperature of
40 {?
l have the honor to say that frost
will form at any time when the tenn
prature Of the "dew-point' falls be .
low 320 Fahrenheit.
The "dew.poiut" is the temperature
at which the moisture of the air is
condensed; it may be found by cool.
ing vessel, Or any article, until the
moisture of the air is condensed on it,
and then taking the temperature of tho
article at The moment this deposition
beings, which is the dew. point.
When the air is saturated with mois
ture, or the relative humidity is 100,
then frost will not form at a tempera.
ture above go Fahrenheit; but tho
more dry the air is, that is tho less
moisture it contains, the less the tom.
perature will have to form frost.
For example: Suppose the tempera
ture of the air to be 48o suppose
the temperature of the wet bulb to be
400 which will give relative humid.
ity Of 43 per cent, and the "comple-
ment Of the dew-point," or the differ.
ence between the temperature of the
air andthe temperature of the dew
point will be Is 80, which, subtracted
from the temperature Of the air, 49,.
will give 1890 for the dew point, and
frost will be deposited under these cir
cumstances, which is often the case
here.
Very respectfully, your obedient
servant, W.T.. SIMON.
Serg't Sig. Corps, U. s. A.
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Hayes and bis disgruntled crowd are
in full cry upon the mode which is cal.
culated to solidify for all times the
Solid South. Tho arrest of citizens
under color of law for refusing to
vote the republican ticket-nay,
for profering, a. is their right, to cast
their ballots, for the Democratic can
didates, brings about that compact
ness in the South which was serious
ly endangered by the greed for Office
of a horde Of independents. Let
them therefore "whoop us up.' Let
their earthly hell, in all its horrors
come. If there is a single person
whose eye has quailed or whose
check has blanched in face of Hayes
''new departure" We have yet to see
him. On the contrary, deep indigua-
resounds from all sides. Martyrs are
tho seeds Of principle. Let Hayes
and bis minions plant a full crop
that the harvest Of justice and right
may be abundant.
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Tho Arrests.

At this writing "wednesday no
citizens have yet been taken in charge
by the federal United States Mar
sbals, four of whom arrived here on
Sunday last. Before We &c to press
perhaps they will execute the war.
rants, of which they have nine, so
we understand. On Monday three OF
the Marshals won't below in tho direc.
ton of Cloutierville to make, it ia
supposed, arrests in that section.
Who the persons, to judicially bull
dozed and outraged 10 this section,
are yet remains q profound my stery.
No resistance will be made or wa,
ever contemplated to the regularly
constituted officials of tho United
States courts. We propose, however,
to resist in the courts to the last OK.
tremity any attempt to revive a law
pronounced unconstitutional, for the
purpose of persecution. If We are
prosecuted, our malignant enemies
shall suffer az we'll.
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Sherins Sale.

SheriH's Sale.
r. serdot Prudhomme VS.. Samuel Nevere
Tutor Carrie Brown.
Parish Court, Parish of Nntchitochcs,
No. 1916.
ny virtuo of writ of seizure and sale
- in the above entitled and numbered
suit and to me directed, l have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder at the door of tho Cont
House in the city and parish of Natchi-
toches, on
Saturday, 4M day of January, 1879,
the following described property to.wit :
A certain tract Of land with all the
improvements, buildings thereto belonr-
INK, known as lot No. 2, containing 10
?7-loo arpents, situated on the ripht
bank OF Cane river descending, bounded
above by lot No. 3, purchased at the
same sale by Philamona Metoyer, WIFI
OF Obin Rouqns, below by Lot No. /. pur-
chased at the same time by j. c. Mctover
IN tho rear by lands of Mrs. Jean Ban-
t!ste Augustine Metoyer, in front nv
Cane River, together with another tract
OF land known az part of Lot No. 9
ooptslng 8 $-lOO arpents situated on
the left bank Of Cane river DESCENDING
bounded above by Lot No. 7, below BY
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sHERtFF'S SALE.

Writ OF Fl. Fa. on Twelve Months Boa&'
ny VIRTUE of writ of Fl. Fa. ISSUED
- by the Hon. Parish Court of the pM
ISL of Natchitoches and to me directed
ISSUED on a twelve months bond of Am
orolse Deblieux and Marzelio Deblieu1
AIDED and authorized by her husband
Alexander Deblieux, in favor Of Asro,
II. Pierson, Syndic of the creditors d
the succession of Jean B. Cloutier, ST,
decd. ! have seized and will offer fol-
sale to the last and highest bidder at tbs
door OF tho courthouse in the CITY and
parish of Natchitoches, on
Saturday. the 2lst day'cf Dec. le7a
tho following described property, to.wit:
l. A certain plantation situated ahou
seven miles below the town of NatchI>
ches, on both sides Of Little Red Riyar
ana containing about 476 superficial srl
penis and being the same ACQUIRED from
20. Lambre by public act on tho 9oth|
a.% ;, 1877, with all the buildings
ana improvements thereon.
q Another tract of Land on the rivht
oank OF Little River descending, con-.
tanning about 21l 4.l0O arpents bound.
Ell below by the tract above da.cr;hsd
ana above by the land described in M.
8, the following tract, with all the i'm.
provements thereon, the same acouired
from J. B. 0. Buard by public act M tha
10th February, 1862.
Z. Another tract on the right bank dos,
cending said river next above the tract
described in No. 2 above, containing
about III $1,000 arpents, more fully des
erloed in tho inventory, and tho same
a sct "a. IRON rom Joseph Soldini by public
act t, on tho I'D December, 1858.
Iho above described lands will be sold
as tho plantation.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash. in ready money with out tho be,,
eht of appraisement.
v... d H. BOCLLT, Jn.,
NOV Ao'tds' Sheriff.
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Something for the New Year,

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astronomical calculations and chropolor;'
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We invite your attention to our
large and handsome stock, Il. A.
Walmsley & Co.

A CoNvENT1oN.-We have lately
met several of the Represent atives
and Senators elect to the next Leg
islature. They are unanimously~of
the opinion that it will be the duty
of the next Legislature to devote but
little time to general legislation. H.
deed, it is thought that only such
bills a. arc Of absolute necessity to
the State should be passed, such az a
general appropriation bill, and per.
haps one or two others. After this
is done . constitutional convention
should at once be called and the Log.
i'alature adjourn; not, however, until
s,upited States Senator has been
=, 1nss; ,;ess We are pleased to find
T ri sn :sn.. y among tho Legislators.
= constitutional Felton, 10 'I and t i%s
representatives of ', no",, a"a ah ."o
their appreciation of k't t;s. '* 4Is.
bind them to their consti...1n..r 'l ~
tins. expressing in advance ths;,
policy. sne'r
We deem it almost certain that !,
convention will be held early in the
year.-Claiborne Guardian.
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District Court Items.
Ely Our SrECIAL EXPORTER.

!
Monday, December I'd, 1878. dawn.
ed clear aud beautiful. Early in the
morning numbers of citizens began
to arrive in our city to attend Court
as jurors and witnesses, and by IL
o'clock NJ, the pavements iu front Of
the Court House, and the hall Of tho
building were filled with people, not
withstanding some excitement which
prevailed, on account of the arrival
in our midst Of four U. S. Deputy
Marshals, with warrants to arrest a
number of our citizens, tho Judge
promptly opened Court at II NJ. Tho
members of our talented bar aud
Court officers we've present ready for
business, as the Judge took the
bench.
Mr.. Alex. E. Sompayrac was So
lected as Foreman Of the Grand Ju-
ry, and the following persons drawn,
duly empaue'ed and sworn, viz:
A. E. Sompayrac, Foreman J. J.
McCook, H. F. Weaver, II. ". Muir
ply, S. F. Quarles, B. s. Sweat Jr.,
H. c. Garrett, r. E. Prothro, G. T.
Rowe, W. P. Cannon, G. F. L'Heris-
son, Wade H. Lowe, Ursin Lambre,
j. B. W. McCook, J. S. Trichel, J. NJ.
Stokes.
The Judge in his usual impressive
aud lucid manner, delivered his
charge to the Grand Jury, instructing
them as to their duties, AID especially
charging them as to violations of tho
franchise laws.
On Tuesday, a number of motions
and exceptions we're filed 10 various
civil suits, and criminal cases fixed.
Upwards Of sixty criminal cases,
which had for years encumbe the
docket, and become in a manner, dead
letters, we're stricken therefrOm on
motion of District Attorney w. P.
Hall. The case of tho State vs.. Jas.
Atkinson WAS then taken up, and af-
ter a lengthy trial, lasting far ioto
the night, a verdict was rendered Of
not guilty.
Wednesday was occupied entirely
with the trial Of Anthony Thomas,
co|ored, for manslaughter. This case
has been pending for some four years,
and is one of three growing out of the
same trouble. Thomas was ably
represented by Messls. J. H. e. NJ.
J. Cunningham, and w. H. Jack Esq,
and was found not guilty by a Jury
Of white citizens.
With this case closes our report for
the present week. 1t is observable in
the Court room that The utmost order
and decorum prevails, thanks to the
dignity of tho presiding Judge, and
the instant punishment of any person
who exhibits any disrespect to the
Court. The wheels of justice run
smoothly, and the routine of Court
business goes on without \ jar or dis
cord. Without intending to commit
what is called half scandal, that IL,
self.praise, We doubt greatly if there
are many parishes in the State which
can excel Natchitocbes in their ses-
sious of District Court, or in the at.
liability and learning of the Judge
the eloquence and legal ability of its
lawyers, and the intelligence and
thorough knowledo of their dutiea of
Court officers.
Vule, MIR. Editor, for the present.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Aleris Cloutier, decd.
pY virtue of an order of the Hon
- Judge of the Parish Court of the
Parish of NatchitOches, and to me d.
rected, | will proceed to sell the follow.
ing described property belonging to
Alexis Cloutier. deceased, at II o'clock
NJ. at the door of tho Court House of
this parish, on
Tuesday, December the 3lst, 1873,
to.wit:
The plantation wherein Marie Luce
Bertheling RACIAL resided, at the time
of tho death of her husband, Alexis
Cloutier, on Cane river, in this parish,
including five arpents front of land on
said river, between the plantation of
Widow Dalechamp and that formerly
known as the Francois Gaiennie place,
and on the right bank, bounded above
by the plantation of Able Serse, and be.
low by that of Francois Able, now own
cd by Alver NJ. Day, containing five
hundred and thirty-eight S4-1OO acres,
463 79-10O acres Of which are in Section
(7l) seyenty-one. Township (6) six,
Range (5) five; and seventy.five 05-lO0
acres, of: which are in Section (79) SOW
enty, Township (6) six, Range (S) eight
Terms and Conditions of Sale.
One third cash, one third payable
March LIST, 1880, and one third March
LIST, 1851, with s per cent interest from
DAY OF sale, on the credit terms, and sub
ject to appraisement; vendors privi.
lego and special mort gage retained on
inc property sold to secure payment of
credit terms, purchaser to execute his
promlssory note with personal security
IN solido to the satisfaction of the Ex-
ecutOr.
J. A. DUCOURNAU,
NOV. 3O.-ot. Dat. Test. Executor.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

S"cces'io" Of Mari, adelaide .Nurrss
DY VIRTUE of an order of the T. .
- orab]c Parish Court of tho Park J
Natchi'ochcs | will offer for sale atsi
door of the Court House in the CITY =
Aatrhitecher at II o'clock NJ. on y
Monday the Both dag Of December lmI
the following property belonging to d.
above succession:
A certain tract of land with the bnDI
ings and improvements thereon, situ,hI
in the parish of Natchitochrs about tb.I
miles below the "a Mile Ferry, on BIZ
banks Of Cane river, having a front i
two arrentS on both banks of said ri. [
and containing in tho aggregate nil /
five arpcnts, more or less, about 50 I
penis on right bank. and about Is !, |
penis on left bank said tract is bound.t
above on the right bank, by land. Of j.
scph Bagonpe and on the left bank abor,
10y land of A. Lecomte and below
right bank, by land of J. B. D. Metoys
and below on left bank, by land of 4
LecOmtt.
Terms of Sale.
One third cash and the balance paubh
in two equal annual instruments 10 IN,
and two years from day of sale, with /,
per cent interest from day of sale IT,
purchaser to give his two promissar,
notes, each for one third of the price q
adjudication, payable respectively in on,
and two years from day of sale beariu.
eight per cent per annum interest from
said day, Vendors privilege to be IL
tanned and special mortgage granted +
the property to secure tho payment O
the credit terms of the purchase moneI
and the sale to be made with tho claus
Of non.alienation to the prejudice of th
privilege and mortage aforesaid.
JOSEPH J. METOYER.
Nov. 30.tds. Administration