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Here We Go.

Oldmadwclls is on the rampage and
We poor newspapers in Louisiana will
certainly catch little of the bringer
We have been dealing him. This is
what he tells Washington Post re-
porter:
'Do you intend to sue the New Or
leans Democrat 2"
eyes, at u proper time, and every
paper in the State of Louisiana that
has published the article"
care You not afraid of the iuries
down tbereq'
81 am not afraid of the juries when
the subject matter is Of personal
character. Lam afraid Of the juries
when the subject matter is political.
| am afraid of Louisiana juries when
political questions are involved, be-
cause | have had my experience of
them in the Anderson trial. The
Anderson jury was packed, and
known to be packed, as have already
stated 10 card published in the New
York Times some time SINCE"
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HEAR US.

It seems that our friends of the 5th
Congressional District are rather mix
ed On the question of candidate for
Congress to fill the vacancy OCCASION
ed by the death of Leonard. The
Democratic press has been naming
men, from luke warm radicals all the
way up to played out Democrats:
John Young, ESQ.,, of Claiborne is the
"big ipjun" of some of the "singalar'
press of that District, and Young's
only record is that of "Wheeler
Compromises" a dead fat failure as a
legislator; a signer Of a majority re.
port in committee and q voter the
other way on the floor, and last but
not least a stalwart defender of Char
Icy Howard's Lottery. II the 5th
District can't trot out better timber
than that as a democratic candidate,
we, down this way, won't take any in-
terest in the race.
Our party can never be benefited
by the continuance of such men in
Office, and the quicker "personal
friends understand this the better.
We nominate GEORGE W. MCCRA.
ME, of Ouchita, a lifelong, straight
out Democrat, for Congress from the
5th District. - ..'a@' e = 'f"@ 80 Il
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STATE or LOUISIANA !
Parish Of Natchitoches, !
Clerks Office
SKER!FFS SALE.
'a>pali Il Dietrich rs. Jnil }. A. Martin

Ca>pari Il Dietrich Us. Joi,l }. A. Martin
District Court, 40. Sl69.
DY virtue of Il writ Of Fl. Fit. Issued
ID in the above rntitlrd and numbered
suit. and to ne directed, have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder, at the door of the Cont
Hou>" in the city and parish Of Natchlto-
chrS. on
Saturday, the 4M day Of May, 1878,
the following described property to.wit:
The north west quarter OF north
east quarter of north west quarter, sc.
ton /, township ), range $. contains q
9l-l0o acres.
South east quarter of north cas-: quar-.
ter. section !. township s, range ., con-
tanning 40 Ni-Iuo acres.
North west quarter Of south east quar-.
ter, section 4, township S, range 1, con-
tains 40 So 100 acres.
South west quarter of south ragqmr
ter, section 33, township 8, range ECON.
tanning in the aggregate 24l "A lWacreA
Also north west quarter of moth east
quarter of section Il, township !, range
S, containing 80 77-lnO acres
Also the whole of south west quarter
of south east quarter SECTION 4, town.
ship :, rause 3, containing 4O " lO
acres.
Also north east quarter Of south west
quarter, section I, township 8, range J,
containing 40 acres.
North east quarter of north west quar-
ter and north west quarter OF norm
west quarter of section 10, townsh'p''
range 3, containing - 53-lOo acres TO-
gether with all the hui|''i"gs and I'LL
! 'irrIi il,"ll;, iilt rrnn.
Also 80 bushels of corn, more or less
Ct head Of Hogs, more or less.
5000 feet of lumber, more or less.
Terms Of Sale:
On credit of twelve months, the pur,,
chaser to execute bis twelve month bond
for the purchase price, with good seen,
rity in soido, and to be further secarM
by special mortgage on the property solo,
said bond to bear eight per cent interest,"
from day Of sale
D. II. BOULLT, JR..
April l3.-ttls. Sheriff
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Hit EN- Again.

1t is hard for ye country editor to
refrain from opening his battery thus
early in the campaign that precedes
the fall election, but the fraternity of
Louisiana seems to be schooling itself
by powerful struggle, to be less for
ward, vigorous, and demonstrative
and aggressive in its political move
ments in the future. As for US, we
fail to see wherein the Democratic
press of this State has received any
encouragement, from those whom it
helped to place in Office, to work so
hard for the party again. Hereafter
we propose to know something else
about a man than his political creed,
before we throw up our hat and yell
for him.-Richland Beacon.
Don't talk that way. IT'S heresy,
high treason. 1t was a great reform
measure to cut down the printing to
starvation rates. The press was of so
little service ia the ten years war
against radicalism in Louisiana, that
it deserves to be exterminated. And
chen again you are wrong to say the
press helped to put anybody in Office.
You cannot get one otticeholder, from
Governor down, to acknowledge that
the press was of any assistance to him
il securing Office. He will tell you
that be was elected through great
personal popularity ana the grandeur
and power of his intellectual genius.
The true,jnwardDess Of Reform as
it is understood by the present State
Administration is,
1st: To ignore the voice of tho peo-
pie.
End: Exterminate the press.
3rd: Levy extra mill taxes.
4tb: Tax the poor for the. benefit of
the rich.
,5th: Protection to the bondholders.
9th: Protection to monopolies, such
as Howard's Lottery swindle. The
Slaughter House swindle; land others
Of like character. And lastly, but by
no means least, is, high salaries to Of
ticials at the expense of the people
whose wishes they ignore. This and
nothing more. We must not COM
plain. -Minden Democrat. r''
THEN they tell Us, that the press has
no influence and don't represent any
body! That the Editor is working
for office !4:l hoitgef - ~ 'eet
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Some Plain Facts.

TO have resumption IN ./act there
must be in the Treasury coin in sui.
ficient amount to redeem every note
in circulation on demand!
With all our boarding and with a
$l00,000,000 to pay yearly as inter
est on the public debt, Sherman tells
us that we can have only $l00,00o,-
900 as the redemption fund.
In other words the currency of the
country must be reduced to and kept
at one hundred millions.
Have our people ever thought over
what currency reduced to that VOL
ume will bring them to, and that is
just what tho gold policy MEANS
Two dollars per capita! Just think
of it, ye farmers, mechanics and Ia
boring men. The whole country
will, when Shermans' scheme is fully
carried out, be completely at the
mercy of the monicd aristocracy.
This is what has made millions of
greenback men, and what has made
the Democratic party essentially a
greenback party, for it is and has
been, from its foundation, tho poor
mans party.
Our legislators in Congress must
stop Sherman at once by an uncon-
dltional repeal of the resumption act
Woods tariff act must be passed
the bonds issued for and payable in
greenbacks must be redeemed with
greenbacks; bonds must be taxed
incomes ditto, so that the rich shall
pay to support the government as
| we'll as the toiler.
They have yet in Congress much to
dc. before relief comes, and the sue
cess of the Democratic party this
fall depends upon their doing it.
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4 Halt Demanded,

The committee on banking and cur
rency had a very interesting conference
with Mrssrs. Jno. \. Stewart, of the
United States trust company OF New
York, and J. d. Vermilie, Of the Mer-
chants bank of New York. The qnes-
ton of practicahiity of maintaining
resumption was pressed upon those gen
temen hy Mr.. Ewing. but they held III
tlcxiby to the position that resumption
can be safely entered upon the Est Jan
nary, 1879. and that with the present
favorable outlook of good crops and the
balance of trade in favor of the country,
resumption can be maintained. They
expressed belief, however, that the main
telllnce of specie payments would not
be assured unless portion OF the cur.
rency circulation is retired and foreign
exchange continue to be in our favor.
Mr.. Vrrmlic thought SlOo0O0,00o or
Sl5OOOD" 600 of the outstanding United
States norrs should he retired in order
to make specie resumption entirely sate'
We stated some time since thatthc
policy of the resumption'sts would,
if Suffered to continue, bring even
worse ruin upon our people than
they now experience.
The above extract only goes to
prove the imperative necessity Of
Congress at once repeating the re-
sumption act, and putting an end to
Sherman's ruinous efforts.
The volume of currency at present
is not sufficient to meet the wants Of
the people, and to contract it to $780,
600, 900, which the friends of resump-
ton demand as necessary to sus-
tain coin payments" would bring
universal and appalling ruin upon
every laboriug man, upon every in
terest, upon every farmer in the
Union.
What! to reduce the circulating
Medium to So or 81 per capita no
man can sum the disaster which is
sure to follow such an effort.
We are glad to note the persist
ant work of such friends of the peo-
pie as Gen. Ewing of Ohio, and We
hope he will continue to press these
wild ''gold bugs" to the wall.
What the country demands is more
money!! Specie resumption is tai.
lacy and humbug. A solid A pei
cent u. S. Bond behind a Greenback
currency is good enough resumption
for Americans.
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The Grand Inqui,itcr.

The rhihodaux Sentinel has ",~um-
Cd fturiinuS 10 which it is r,i'h"l
entitled bl ali it\ non courtesy IN
a column of trothinY d'!v'' 1t pre-
sumes to judge the New O''ean>
Ncmocrat and the INDICATOR from
it's own pigmy stand point.
We have not learned our Dcmocra.
cy at the SentiurrS school, nor to we
propose to submit it to the test OF the
Scntinc{s criticism. 1t is not our
province to express the sentiments OF
the people OF l.afourche, but we III
sist wo do reflect the opinions OF tue
peoplo of the section within winch
We circulate.
If we remember correctly the W.
DICTATOR and Shreveport Times III
1874, were the special aversion OF
such Democratic sheets as the 'Srnh-
mel, and, Notwithstanding that fact,
the principles advocated by us men,
assured the victory which the Sentinel
now enjoys, and to which, We speak
by the card for We have read Its
columns weekly, it never contributed
even one manly utterance.
The question of Kidd, Brice, ct al
has nothing to do with the issue De
fore US, which is one purely OF p'"cl-
ple nor do we propose to defend
DR.. Tcbault or the New Orleans Pro-
perty Holders Union as a man or Il"
dissertation, Int we contend that then
Constitutional right to meet, petition
and demonstrate, shall not be abridg
ed or intertercd Nitll-and we make
that demand simply Oh principle also
in all of which the Sentinel betray
a wonderful amount of ignorance.
Men having nothing to do with tn
contest now being waged. (As tn
Sentinel DOESN'T understand the 'na
> ture of the Fray it would save dis
, play of its utter want of knowleds
\ by pursuing tho only occupation
. which 1t can rise to any degree
cninence "redecming Thiboaaux."
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SHERlFF'S SALE,

J. W. Cockerham vs. D. Boullt Jr., ct al.
District Court-No. 820G.
DY VIRTUE of writ Of seizure and
ID sale in the above entitled and num-
bered suit, and to me directed, | have
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 LIST 0oy Of Wue, 1873,
the following property, to.wit:
A certain tract of land or plantation
laying and being in the Parish of Natchito-
chcs, State of Louisiana, and being the
Sonth East fractional quarter the West
half of the North Feast quarter and East
fractional halfof the North West fraction
al quarter of section i, Townships 8. Range
6, containing two hundred and fifty-one
42-l60 acres, and six hundred and thirty
seven 33-1OO acres of land being and Law.
ing in section g., same Township and
Range, being in all eight hundred an 4
eighty EIGHT 1900 acres, together with
all the buildings and improvements
Terms of Sale.
CASlE-with the benefit of appraise,
ment.
A. P. BREDA,
April 2|'tdS. Coroner,
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NOTICE..

Succession Of Tanquelin Lecomte.
nCTAV1A LECOMTE administration,
" having filed in the Clerks Office of
the Parish of Natchitoches, her final ac-
count of administration with tableau of
debts, &C., with her petition praying for
their bomologation and her discharge
from said administration. All persons
Interested are notified to show cause
within ten days from this publication,
why said prayer shonld not be granted.
W. H. TuNNARD,
April GOT. Clerk of Court,
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Sherin's Sale.
CaSpari Il DIETRICH vs.. u. +. DamtlL
Parish Court tho. 1862.

Caspari 4 DIETRICH vs.. y. +. DARRELL
Parish Court No. 1862.
by VIRTUE of a writ OF seizure ana
ID sale in the above entitled and num-
bcrcd suit and to me directed. have
seized and will offer for sale to the last
and highest bidder. at the door OF the
Court House. in the city and parish o.
Natchitoches, on !
Saturday, the 4M day Of May, 1875
the following property, to-wit: :,
Lots Nos. Is, Il, Is, q and -, situated
in Springville, near the city of Natcbite
ches, with all the building and improve.
mcnts thereon, being the same acquired
by the defendant N. + Darnell, from tia
Corporation Of Aatchitoches, on the 7fn
day of October, 1871. ]
Also lot no. II, near the Pump Spring,
being the same acquired by the defendant
n. F. DARRELL. from Elizabeth Devnney.
with all the building and improvements
thereon. ~
Terms Of Sale: ~
On a credit of twelve months, tho par
chaser to execute his twelve month,
bond for the purchase price, with gon
security in soljdo, and to be further 81
cured by special mortgage on the pEe
perty sold, said bond to bear eight PEI
cent interest from day of sale.
D. Ii. BCLLT, Jr.
April 13 tbs Sheriff.
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Congregational statistics just publish
ed show that in the United States the de-
nomination has $500 churches. The
new members received last year were
about fifteen thousand, and the aggre-
gate Of communicates exceeds three hun.
dred and fifty thousand.
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The gastric juice is frequently deficient
in solvent power, hence food cannot be
properly digested, but remains as hea-
Wy weight in the stomach to remedy
such use Home Stomach Bitters.
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Cotton Receipts
Received previously, 6lO7 bales.
" during the week 81 i"
Total 6l44
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TAX NOTICE.

STATE TAX COlLECrnH's OFFICE.
Natchitoches, March 2Sth, 1873 \
THE public are hereby notified that J
l. am now prepared to collect State aud
Parish Taxes and Licenses now due.
The following discounts are allowed hy
law on taxes paid during
April per cent on Tax Bill
May
.Inne . "
l.. n LANE.
March Soft State Tax Collector.
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vyrrT E.El7TT ri e.!
u g.: ,lss.i &, Js..V dn9

;II:ii>, -:

T>Hu ,:.u y. E, VII.
Ul H. Il. Slryrr~:-
Dear Sir.-i feel very -ra::"l for "l'a' \"''f
Valuable m.Ailnr, tr-"liH". hiN dome II my
i,.ui!I | wish 10 rNp'.N, ni\ THANKS NY III
forming Won of he wonderful rn," vt riN H"h
;,isn to let YOU know that Nr-"tln' Is the "'>'
lur,liciu, ever SAW tnr tnii'>. Snakes. ft't'
land Arur Nv sou wal, >irN with M asi'> III
-. which left hiir With IIi'"i"int d'>';'~' Ny
SOW suffered, great deal OF r'lu al I'll vac ''"';
the rain wa, 81 ~. Z. he I'D nothing ''nf cry.
Til, doctors did not l"ip kim Il rhrt'ri' ~
could not lift lis foot from !hr floor ne '"'''"
,;"t move without: rru,rllrS. ] read Your ;',l.
yrrti.rmrnt II the Louisville (nuirr-.'"ul nal
that Nr"rlnr was a great Blood Purifier ANA
Flood FOOD! tried one bottle, which was a
urrat benefit H. kept on with the mr'tlr!nr
ra,iually yalin~. He has taken eighteen hot
lie. in ALL and be- is completely restored 4"
,l,ra|tl walks without rlutch"s or cane. tie Is
twenty wears Of age. ! have Younger son
fifteen years Of ave. VIII" j. subject I" 'hlllS
Wherever l!, feeds one cn'.I,ny on, ir comes IN.
| takes dose Of Nr"'tinr and that is he last "i
the chill vrcrtin' leaves no bad effect upon
! the syst, III like most Of I'll" mrdlrihr> recon-
mrudr,i for Chlls. rhrrrtu'|y Recommend
Nr"rtinc for such complaints think II Is the
greatest medicine in the w"l;d.
| Respectfully, MRS j. W. LLOYD,
! VrGyrl>r.- when the blood becomes ifrlrss
and Starnan, either from change of weather or
1T climate want Of exercise. irregular diet. or
from any other cnnSr tb" Nrgrtinr will rene"
the blood, carry oil the putrid llum"rs, cleanse
| the stomach regulate the bowels, and impalt a
tone of viyur to the whole body.
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SIlerif's Sale.
Jerome Sarpey and Neri,;iu Metoyer w.
VIM, II. Boullt.

W Ill. IL. DOuill.
10y virtue Of a writ of seizure and ssl'
ID in the above entitled suit aud TO a'
directed, have seized and will otef ~
sale to the last and highest bidder: !"
the door of the Court House in tue "!
and parish Of Natchitoches on,
Saturday, 18th day Of May lo'0'
the following described property to WV,
A certain lot of ground in the .V ~.
and parish of Natchitoches, WITH Nv
dwelling house and improvements 'uf ~
on, said lot being on the North slde , ".
Denis street, fronting on SAID e''. ~
bounded East by the lot belone'n 1kssst
Theodore Schuman, West by lhlfu 's s.oro
purchased by Nine. Desirir Hertzog end end
DR.. Thurbur, and purchased by d pas;I,
ant at Succession sale of Nine D ':,.sa
Hertzog. to satisfy the vendors prlsnes'
and special mortgage on said properly
Terms Of Sa|e' =.
CASH-with the benefit Of apPraselD''
ID. H. BOULLI, H.
April l3-Gt "n
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The Chicago Times mentions rErRl-
FLED rAroosr on rxhihi'i"" at WASH
iuc:on, D e. We hay" ~ Assembly
of prn it",I y.;,"<v< which the bet
,;uo r,jz.u rro,"~"~ 10 pit against
the who'll" "iuj"u' ;a'i"". If stupid
j,y is liz. p,im" h";|"m of p't''f''a
zion our just-adjonr'.;'' Legislature is
emitted t., ,ark as the n1'nmo'h
mummy vi! tl!r aye.
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$2,le5.473 Ii


stitutional Am'dts S225,o00
Saving on legislative .ooo oo
expenses. .....--~- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w
Add drainage Of New
Orleans. ......... 7o5,o0o
Do. on same. TO, 000-S15,W0 ."
Total estimated savings-S3,365,473 Is
This startling array of figures is
we'll calculated to take the ordinary
objector off his feet, and we do not
propose to withhold the credit due
the Assembly 70" "saring" the ST..
365, AS 10; but, that judgment IN
this matter may not be carried away
by figures, we beg to call attent'o"
to, and emphasize the fact, that they
are for the most part an enumeration
of savings that they show what had
been previously expended by Rad'-
calls over and ADORE the rerenue OF the
State. and we are proud to say that
the Democratic Assembly deserves
credit for not initiating their Radical
predecessors in the manner of thus
expanding monies. But this Is not
the question at issue between the
people and the General Assembly.
All, or nearly all these sarings, which
MFR. White 50 graphicly enumerates'
were brought about by the leslsIa-
ton had at the session of 1877, save
the million hypothecated upon the
Constitutional Amendments; but
what the people complain Of is, that
the last session did nothing in the
way of further relief.
With all the "reform" mentioned
by Mr.. White, Louisiana still enjoys
the honorable privilege of paying a
higher rate of taxation than any
State in the Union. We complain OF
what is in sight, the - mills State
and the ten mill local taxation the
immense power and patronage of the
Executive aud Legislative branches
of our government; the existance OF
giant monopolies, powers within the
State greater than the State, and the
whole drift and sentiment engender'
ed by the odious Constitution of 1868
as beng unrepublican, degrading ant
tending to subvert free institutions.
These are in part, the "burdens'
which draw mucmurs, complaint ant
expostulation from the people; tbes'
are the "burdens" which the Genera
Assembly could have and did not
relieve US of by calling Constitu
tional Convention.
We do not desire to object to
single justification which the Assem-
bly, may offer, for they have need 0
much apology for their sins. Mr.
Whites speech is an opology, as
justification it fell still.born, and tn
people now move on to the accom-
plishment of that which they had de
termined at the 0utset-an honest
economical government in Louisiana
under an honest Democratic Consti
tuition.
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Ys ancient city Of Natchitoches sports
sshooting gallery.
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7 u. Il. TUCK Ell,

.Iitorncy n1I Co"nsr||or at L"",
q. it'r.
=; Denis >;;,ri, .Eotriit"rhr#. It,
~ lLL practice in the District and Par
W i>h Courts Of Natchitorilr>. Sabine
D,Soto and Red River, and the Supreme
Court of the State.
All business entrusted to his care will
receive prompt attention. apr I''-It'
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Not Good,
fMarksvim Bulletin1

The cane crop of this parish is not pro-
missing at all. We arc informed by Mr..
Ewell that both the stubble and plant
cane have come ont irregularly and the
stand is q bad ono.
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E. BAKER,
5EEDMA M,
No 7 Camp Street, New Orleans.

No Camp Street, New Orleans.
ERESH, PURE AND RELIABLE Gar.
l. den and Flower seeds sent by mail to
any address, postage paid.
Also full stock ornamental trees
plant, and roses.
al Stock strictly First-class.
~ Everything for tho Garden. IL
April elm.
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lofFlClAL']
LIST OF JURORS

Drawn t"r til" June Term, 1873, Of ~.
Eth Judicial District Court. in and ' t
the Parish of Natchitoches, Stato wi
Louisiana, in accordance with law VI
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Legislative Retrenchment.

No man, however bitterly he may
have assaulted the legislature for Its
dcrelicton of duty, for its SINS Oh
commission and omission, denies
that they did some good. Senator
White in his effort to stem the storm
of public Indignation which deluseo
the last assembly, to obllv'ds we
hope, cites the following as the ire
trenchment and saving' of that body
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FOR SALE.

nNE Second hand Ruyy |r> Jobl'nr. IN
VrooA condition. For Terms and plcr
app ~ to IL. c. PALMER. 4 co
I,' 2tt New Or cams. La
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%rN ADVERTISEMENT II
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RAFFLE,

AIRS. ELISANDRO GARZA will raf-
.tL tie, for the benefit Of the children
of Elisanlro CARA Esq, decd.
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Which can be had at this Office, and at
PbTnix Saloon.
29S Saloon,
l.. Cartel's Saloon.
NJ II. CarverS.
McCoOk & Bros.
T. Schuman's. and
Levy e. Phillips.
Rattle to take place on
May 18th.
Diseases of the EYE and EAR.
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142 Canal St. New Orleans, La.
Hours from $3.50 to $3.50.
April 2O.-tf.