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VALUABLE TIMBER
MINERAL LANDS.

In the Circuit Court Of tho United statas for the Kentucky
District At Louisville Charter Oak Life Insurance. Com.
psny vs. T. Y. Morgan et ai.
by virtue OF decree rendered in said Court
day o June 1875 In the above entsd the
signed, special will SELL ia ~. amer
scribed Lands In Perry county. Ky. via :Bock az
Of Morxans surveys In sd county hundred
(20O Aercs thereof included In pxeut No said block
one ~ containing Que hundrec and nineteen thousand
lsOU scres of aiid more And slso all OF brock
four ~ Of Mergans surveys In said county containing
on the following terms:One-sourth in hand,
fourth Va year, one-fourh In years
In three years The purchaser purchases give
With approvcd security bearing six from
th- 2ist day Of Octoeer. 1875 uns paid with lien
the premises for sdditional kecnrity.
And Ia pursuance of said decree horsby invite
the aoovs terms Tor the whole part
twenty thousand al said prsnisea ~
the bids the names OF tue suretos we'll the bidders
be given addressed 20 me- Hs Louisville ky before
the 2ist day vt October 1873 Al Of thc bids, with tho
OF she bidder bddsrs their
sursfeA to be sa Court of
October 1875 to bo accepted rejected this
rght being reserved to lower bins the
bidder bidders should be with the nssi
md approved uonds
Of thsss iauas w state that lie
North Fork o Kentucky River aud Big Crcc
both Of these streams bsiut OF sufeut sc
and cosbeats part OF every year. good mounssn
lands covered with the hnest Of timber undsriAd
with coal Of different grades ,v ,,.,u,.
SPECIAL Conimissio
Persons desiring further win please address
W. A. MkKkIWEfeRR.
Real Estate aud Collecting Agent.
No. 1J4 west Jorsrson 81. Louisville. Ky.
LouIsvILL.. Ky. july. 1878
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sPECIAL NOrlCns

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$3.50 Grew $1,000. New drawing octehsr 10. All prsss
Haven Conn.
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As PREPARED BY NIL
THE GREAT AND SURE CURE FOR LUNG. THROAT
AND xALARIAL DISEASES AND CERTAIN RE-
LEVER OF coNsUSPTIvKs. 1T AcTs LIKE
CHARM, Is PLEASANT. EFFECTIVE AND CHEAP
81 FER LAsoE BOTTLE. riIK RICH AND rae POOR
ALIKE APPROVE OFT. rnE GREAT PHYSICIANS
INDoRsE IT. THE PROMINENT DRUGGISTS SELL
1T. ORDERS POUR IN poa VAN BELLS RYE AND
ROCK" FROM ALL sEcTf0Ss OF THE COUNTRY
NY CARD Is BLOWN IN rHE BorrLEs: A FAC.
SMILE or NY SIGNATURE Is ON EACH Label
CALL RoR VAN BeIb's "RYE AND Rook" AND
TAKE NO oTHBR. NO MORE RESTLESS NIGHTS |;
SWEET sLEEP REsroRKD BY ITS USE. WILL
REFUND THE MONEY If IT DON'T RELrEvE-AsK
ANY osK WHO HAS TRIED Ir-yNANIMoUsLY
" YOUR DRUGGIST DON'T KRgP VAN BELLS "RYR
AID ROCK" SIND TO NJ Dxror.
30 Chamber 81. seventh door vest Of Broadway
ROLL OF HONOR.
Atwood. under wsllssks J.mores. i.47z sds~
c..v.ii, Ns,ssy Co.. Hoa. is,hss. "
DIs%sa Snssr Amor Hoa.. 'iIs ss9 sIs sss ~ y
Shields $40 broadvAy LAwes Co.. 23d IT. and
Prees, i1s 9th ~. 9th
wcnck, <1th st and esh Fredsrfcks 14sh and 7th
Wspber. 2.1vi Sd ~. webber, I, ,o24 I'd av.
Benson, = 33A I'D sv kostkA. 692 yth av.
TAR ABOVE DRUG HOUSES SILL xY RYE AND
ROCK wHoLEsALs AND RETAIL DEPOT. ss
CHAMBERS ST.. sEvRS DOORS WEST OF BROAD.
WAY N VAN BRIL-.
A Ii sPECIAL COMPLAINTS OERrAIN. SAFE AND
ApsrmsnensT cured 70 either sex. Dr. COX. D2 East
DVlCE FaEE.-DR WHITEHEAD. PEOr kssoR
Aof mdwiiery safe treatruent guaranteed beard and
nursing 2lo kast foth st.. near Sd sv
A Ls sPEClAL CuMPLAINTs. MEDICAL u. SUR
"A giesi. safely. suecsssiuly trested. Advice tree
DIR. WILLIAMS, 132 East i2th ST.
-DR GkINDLE TREATS A. l. SPECIAL bis
"A .esses; all eases quickly cured Once ~ West i3n ct.
A rTkNTloN. oN.-coSsuLTATIoNs, BUSINESS, LAW
IN suits, enemios losses absent friends.
death. Nine. sIN0nI. Cisrvoysnt, &s7 West 3sth 81.
MAKEs HAIR GROW yI ga.
SOLD sY ALL DRUaafsrx
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The Suns Slander.

The New loll; Sun WAS gnj)ty OF a
bare faced slander on the Southern
people when it charged them with
selling out Mr.. T,|den, because he
promised to veto all "rebrl claims
Oar esteemed contemporary, the
New York World, takes to task the
SIN for it's vindictivenesS, and de-
fenls the South from the malicious
assaults of it's neiy hhor, that "shlncs
for ALL
The .S'un was the lout(est mouthed
yeller for "peace at any price, of all
the dough. faced papers of the North.
Not a Southern man or journal dared
whimper submission, and when
Messrs. Hill and Lamar talked of
yielding, they were denounced from
one end of the South to the other.
In our next issue we will produce
an article from the pen of Maj. Hear
sey, of the New Orleans Democrat,
which our readers will say is a fitting
answer to the SIMS diatribe.
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Convention in August.

We have but little over sixty days
in which to canvass and select dele
gates to the State Convention to as
semble at Baton Rouge. We have
no fears but that proper set of rep
reseutative gentlemen will be &C.
credited to that body. The nomina-
ton of a suitable candidate for State
Treasurer is a matter of very little
difficulty, and but secondary to the
real questions there to be decided.
We consider that the main issue
will be the future policy of the party.
In former years, while our success as
a party was a matter of doubt, it was
thought best to issue platforms full of
glittering platitudes, having it espe-
cially understood that a new Constitu.
ton was the aim of the party j.; for
nothing in the way of relief, it was
we'll understood, could come, save
through a change in the organic law.
Understandings" have been found
inadequate to the purpose, and our
people now insist upon specific utter
ances. The vague idea of "defeating
the enemy" is demagogical. The 'ene
N.Y. is mythical term, whom a large
number of good citizens begin to be-
lieve can exist within our ranks as
we'll as elsewhere. Be that as it may,
they are satisfied that the defeat of
that "person" is better assured by a
square issue than by afrothy platform
full of nothing.
F" The new Constitution men in the
coming Convention will be in the
large majority, and from them we
confidently hope for an enunciation
Of principles in accord with the pop
ular heart; with the true Democratic
ring, and upon which the ''enemy"
will be successfully and finally routed.
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They Will Not.
IN. Y. SUM-

The Methodists of the Sonth are
holding their eight General Confer
ence in Atlanta, and many represent
alive clergymen and laymen are there.
The Conference should not adjourn
without giving voice to the ablor.
renee with which all honorable men,
bers of the Methodist, a. of every
other church, regard the Great Fraud
by which the people Of the United
States have been robbed Of their
choice for the Presidency, -
We feel fully assured that our
Methodist friends of the South will do
no such thing as that suggested by
the Sun. They and we know Hayes
to be a fraud -; and his party are, to
our and their knowledge, the open
enemies of Southern peace, honor and
prosperity, but our religious bodies
have never yet entered. nor never will
enter, tile political arena, as has been
done in the North. The Methodist
whites Of the South, as mon and citi-
zens, will aid all honorable men, in
this and the Northern section Of the
Union, in bringing Mr.. Hayes and
lis co.adjutors in crime to the block,
but to drag their church as church
into the fray, we believe they will
never do it.
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Prostitution of Justice.

The citizens OF this l:'Are Lave
earned reputation for forheara"c",
after having submitted to trials which
would scarcely he credited did we
but enumerate them, bu, we think
our long suffering people were ar"ns-.
ed in Indignation to the highest pitch
when the deputy Sheriff, William
Boullt, removed but a few degrees in
character from an ordinary criminal
himself, Haunted in their faces the
notorious Henry c. Myers on the
public streets, Tuesday last.
A negro, for pilfering a henroost or
stealing a hog, would be, for the Of
fence, simply lodged in a dark cell IN
our parish prison; but a sconndrel,
whose crime, in epormity, cannot be
summed in language; who robbed
our children of the means with which
we proposed to elevate them above
tue brute; who struck blow at our
civilization by plunderins our School
Treasury, and who has been for over
three years a fugitive felon, is allow
ed an escort through the public
streets to insult manhood and decen-
cy by his sight and presence.
We think our people have suffered
a suAiciency of this degradation, and
the impotence of William Bou'lt
should not 60 unrebuked. Let Myers
be put from the sight of honest men.
If he will walk, and his captor friends
like perambulating in his company,
let it be done in the pur(ieus of the
town where the prostitutes can gaze
on we'll dressed male images of their
kind. We protest, in the name OF
decency and virtue, against further
sight of these monsters.
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vEcETlNE.
PREPARED BY
4. B. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
is Sold by All Druggists.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The tax payers of Natchitoches parish
are hereby notified that l will, accom-
panied by the Assessor, meet them at the
places named below for the purpose of
collecting the taxes now due and taking
assessments:
Ward I'll. II. Hathorn's, Wednesday
and Thursday, June 9Th & 9th.
Ward 3-Grappe's Bluff, Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 18th Il 10th.
Ward 3 Broadwelrs Store, Thursday
and Friday, 18th T. l4th.
Ward 4-Canpte, Monday and Tues
day, June 18th & 18th.
Ward 4-Butler'S Store, Wednesday and
Thursday, June 10Th 4 Goth.
Ward 5-Beulah Church, Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 25th & Goth.
Ward GA. V. Carriers, Friday and
Saturday, 2Sth Il Goth.
Ward -. E. Turner's, Tuesday and
Wednesday, July I'd & Sd.
Ward e-James Beasley's, Tuesday and
Wednesday. July 9th g. 10th.
Ward 81. Alphonse Prudhomme,
Tuesday and Wednesday July 10th e. 18th
Ward 10-E. Rost's, Friday and Sat.
urday, July 10th Il Goth.
Ward 1O-Clontieryille, Monday and
Tuesday, July 22d Il 23d.
My office in Natchitoches is now open
and will continue open except on the
dates above mentioned.
L. FLAME,
May 12-tmj. Tax Collector.
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Our Tap Road.

The INDICATOR has, we are pleas
ed to note, succeeded in arousing suf-
ticient interest in the proposed tap
road to indicate an almost certain
success for the enterprise. Leading
property owners are favorably in
clined to our views, and the more
they give thought to it the more are
they satisfied of the many. benefits to
accrue to our city therefrom.
We have been living for a long
time in the delusive fancy that We
had a "Western trade"; that fancy
was inherited, from the fact that in
by.gone ages Mexico traded with the
United States through our town. We
have had our eyes turned to the West,
the uplands of Sabine and Natchito-
ches, when behind US lay the rich
alluvials of the Red and Cane rivers !;
the productive hammock lands of
Eastern Hill territory, contiguous to
US, and, when the tap is constructed,
dependent. upon US for an outlet to
the world by rail.
What we expect to accomplish is
the protection of our city as it stands
from desertion its property from
further depreciation. The means by
which that can be achieved is the
building of this tap. Nay. When
that is done our present business, in
trade, rent and property will at once
be doubled. Then we can exert our
selves to fill the country with honest,
industrious land thrifty settlers who
will develope our agricultural wealth
and build up that trade to which we
are entitled and to which we can as
pire-a heavy local business.
A meeting of the citizens of this
city is in contemplation for an early
day, of which due notice will be Civ
en-, and we trust that every one will
attend, for the simple reason, that we
have community of interest in the
subject for consideration which all
should share and advocate.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Mayor and City Council If N,toh;.
VS.. VIM II. Redmond, ct al,
District court-No soos
Df virtue ota writ of Fer; p,.;
- sued in the above entitled a0 aSa i
h'rel suit, and to me directed III 1 ,'a
seized and will offer for sale to - VI
aud highest bidder at the don, 'u s, =
Courthouse III the parish ofNateb;t%"as'
on .aa
Saturday. the 18th day of June In
the following described property to W.T.
A certain lot Of ground sjtpatas !, ~
city of Natchitochrs having fIont ~ a ~
feet on the East side of an a]lv ln", " !"
Sibly Ally, and running back f., 'S Sa.s .
l?o feet, bounded North by lot Of An u's'a
Carter, South by A. ?. Breda, Wss. 'i 1'
said Sibly street, the same be;nr a, s"' y
from A. =. Breda by act Of ss)s } has"''
John Barlow on the 18th day ofNsv vl Nv,
Also two certain lots of ground s;tn rI,j
in the City and parish Of Natchjts si's'
opposite of each other OH an ally kna,'
as Slbly ally, each of said lots bay;n, !,
front of 10 feet on said ally, with destt
of 100 feet, acquired from A. P. Bred,S,
act of sale b fore George W. Kesny ,,
corlcr, on the 9th day of April Iii,
Together with all the building ,a
improvements OF the above deSnx
lots.
Also One Billiard Fable. FcnrtsepCu
Four Balls and One Pool Board.
Terms Of Sale:
CASH-with benefit of appraissn.t
D. II. BoULLT,JR
May li-tds. Sheriff
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STATE OF L0UIsIsA|
Parish of Natchitoehx |
Clerks 0Sel
SHERIFF'S SALE.

J. W. Cockerhamjvs. D. Boullt hF
District Court-No. e& ,
10y VIRTUE Of a writ Of seilaa. !.
ID sale in the above entitled aua y :.
bered suit, and to me directed, !. = y
seized and will offer for sale to VA ~
and highest bidder at the d'S.sai
court house, in the city and P'''
Natchitoches, on :.
Saturday, the LIST day Of J#'s y
the following property, to.wit: :.
A certain tract of land or p!,s ",
laying and being in the Parish o. s y. b
ches, State of Louisiana, and oelEt Il
South East fractional quarter;te ID, u y
half of the North Feast quarter IS 1 h
fractional halfof the North West . I'p p.ss
al quarter Of section 4, Township sss,sI
6, containing two hundred ana ~ .a
42-lO0 acres, and six hundred sha;Sh NJ
seven 33-lUO acres Of land beng sm i. 8
ing in section 81, same Io"p'~ VI
Range, being in all eight bunny az, ii
lightweight 75-lOO acres, togesu~n
all tho buildings and lnpF0''
thereon. -~
Terms of Sale. !.
CASH-with the benefit o. sw
~e"'' A.p. BRED,
April 27-tds.
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Alex. Stephens, of Georgia, says he
could not in honor vote on tho Pot
ter resolution, to investigate Hayes
title, because lie was paired, but had
he not been lie would have voted
against it. Stephens never yet stood
in the face of a square issue but what
he limped like dish-rag. Ben Hill
pronounced Stephens the master dem
agogue Of the age, and as for little.
pess Stephens is without a parallel,
both as regards his ply steal appear.
ance and his purposes.
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The Thibodeaux Sentinel is most
1amentably mistaken when it asserts
we solicited it to follow our lead in
democracy. That, We consider a
hopeless task. Its column answer
Of miserable stuff is q waste of raw
material. What we said was said to
resent the impertinence of the Seati.
mel in presuming to BLACKBOARD other
and better newspapers than it, be-
cause those papers exercised their
right to criticise the Supreme Court,
the Executive and the Legislature.
With this explanation We dismiss the
Sentinel and its drivel as unworthy Of
notice. -. ..>
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

L. D. LePaulmier vs.. H, Patrick Antilley
Justice Court Ward |, Parish of Natchi.
toches. No. 100.
DY virtue of writ of Fl. Fa., issued
ID in the above entitled and numbered
snit and to me directed, l have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder at the door of the Court
House in the city of Natchitoches, on
Thursday, 18th day Of June, 1873,
at II o'clock NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
One Dun Horse.
One Dun and one Roam Colt.
Seized as the property of H. Patrick
Antilley.
Terms Of Sale.
CASH-with benefit of appraisement.
}. LEONARD BULLARD,
May q. Constable, Waad I,
NOTICE.
Successio" Of W. F. HoweU and IT,
torship Of heirs Of W. f. HoreN and
Wife.
CHRISTOPHER l.. WALMSLEY, adj.
~ ministrator of the Succession of w.
+. Howell, and Tutor of the minor heirs
Of W. F. Howell aud wife, having filed
his accounts of Administration and Tu-
torship therein, with his petition, pray
ing for the homolosation of same, &c.
All persons interested are hereby notified
to show cause within ten days from the
publication hereof why the prayer of the
petitioner should not be granted.
w. H. TURNARD
May Is Clerk.
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Howard said in New Orleans: 1.-THE
Netarie Club black balled me, l made
4 grave yard of it's race course; I
told tho Variety Club II they refused
to admit me, I would make a house
of prostitution of their Theatre the
Democrat has dared attack me, and
ri destroy it. :. 70 tn,..
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Charley Howard opens his fight on
the defender of the PEOPLE, the New
Orleans Democrat ; let the PEOPLE
"move on" to Charley Howard. If
war is what he wants he shall have it
even if We have to resort to force.
He shonld tremble in the presence of
the majesty of the Commonwealth.
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-, 'sl'h Metoco,
WIN. II. Boul)t. 'saN
District Court, Parish Of y,t,,.,
~: virtue of a writ of siezu,.
- IN the above entitled sui t's si AID ".
directed, | have seized and u n.;,' and to D.
sale t" the last and highest T;iI oda D.
door Of the Court House in the u, ath,
parish of Natchitoches on ~ VIC e'Fsa
Sal ,',': the 18Th day of June, ~,
the following described property y. A."
\ certain lot of ground ; IN y tosa:
and , parish of NatchitochesI W, ~,, Toy. ),
dwelling house and improvem'en%t.s' WITH ,, IL.
on said lot being on the Nor, I'S y, then
of st. Denis street, fronting on ss;, sds d
bounded East hy Theodore so. '''sst
West by =, Third street, purchased eo b.
l"s'ree H"rt=oz from DR.. Thurhu:y' as
sale of Mrs; D'sirre lIprtzos, tt""'e s
tn" vendors privilege and 81 soe vi ,s'pt
gag" on said property. ''''' NOT
Terms Of Sale.
0" a credit Of twelve months. *,
; rasrr t" execute his twelve mop,h vi'e ? pu
for the purchase price. with o""a 0oal
~ in soIido. Said bond to 6 sa,u &; 'eep'i
from day of sale. '' latstss'
May . tbs. s mr.
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NOTICE..

MR.. ALEXIS L. LEMEE holds my
lHl Power of Attorney and is fully an.
thorized to represent me as Attorney in
Fact, in all matters touching my duties
and powers as Liquidator of the late
partnership between Mrs. c. L'herissou,
decd, and myself, and also in regard to
my individual property and business.
All persons indebted to said partner
ship, or myself individually, are request
ed to make settlement with my said At
torney, and those having claims to pres
ent them to him.
PETER VEULEMAN.
Natchitoches, May 18th, 1873.
May l8-4t.
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Let Us hear from tile Conservative
press now. Their CAB was voluble
whom denouncing the right Of any man
to criticise the Supreme Court or the
Legisls tpre. Towards Lottery at
tacks the people through the New Or.
'ssns Democrat, and it behooves them
to speak out. ~.
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VEGETINE
Doctors Report.

DR.. ChaS NJ Duddephausen, Apothecary.
Evansville, Ind.
The doctor writes : I have large number Of
good customers who take Vegetne. They all
speak we'll OF it. l know it is good medicine
for the complaints for which it is recommended
Dec q. 1877.
Vegetine is a great pamela for our aged
fathers and mothers ; for it gives them strength,
quiets their ner"es, and gives them Nature S
sweet sleep.