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Ano,ner Mining piscoyery.

Another mine. which promises to DO
quite valuable. has been discovered in
Winhcmucca Mountain. about half n
mile east OF the Fairmount. A pros
pcc,or in passing along the side Of the
mountain noticed what appeared to he
chfbounte ore in tho earth displaced 10y
a badger In digging hole. lie exam.
ninincd the stuil and found IL to be what
he surmisod. lie commenced digging,
aud in short time uncovered four.
foot vein OF galeni nnl carbonate ores,
which carries high per ceiitagc Of lend
md assays from $SI To 500 per tod in
silver. --SdGSr SGic.
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II was about an inch i'll width, had
two small red stripes in it, ran over the
instep aud around the heel and looked
like some new iangle for the shoe,
but II was not. As she prunccd up the
street holding her skirts just out of the
drst III front of her. the boys saw it.
The modest of them bIushed, the rude
ones laugh "a, AMI the girl went oil her
way happy In tho unconscious exhibi.
ton of seventeen inch gnrter-.SaH
Luke 7ribuns.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
FOR Kan AND BEAST.

This lIniment very naturally originated In Amer1
a. where Nature provides In her laboratory srcI
;r-: ..::: :a:Icins for tho niaiadicx OF her chii
iren. Its fame liIs been spreading for i year.
Until now 1t cnclrcles the habItablc globe.
The Mexican Mustang Llninicnt IS q matches
remedy forali external ailments OF man and beast
To stock owners and farmers II Is invaluable.
A single bottle often saves human life or ne
stores tho usefulness OF an excellent horse. or
sow, or sheep.
II cares foo;.rot. hoofaii hollow horn, grub
icrcw-worm. thouiderrot, mango, the b.tes an
'tinss OF poisonous reptiles aud insects, and ever
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
It cures cYcry external trouble OF horses. suc,
rs lameneSs, scratches. swinny, sprain,, foundri
wind snll, ring bono. etc, etc.
Tho McxIcal Mustang I.inlment Is .he quickcs
sure In the world for accidents occurring in th
family, In tho nbscnce Of n physician, such
bu--is scElds, s.rans, cuts, etc. and for rh-ut,i
tisn. ard stlsfncss engcndercd by exposure. Ir
ticular!y valuable TO Miners
It Ia the cheapest remedy I'm the world. for
pcnetrates the muscle to the bone. and sin-.J
application Is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Liniment is put up In thrv
size ot bottles, the larger ones being pr,port,vJ
& Aly much tho cleapsst- Sold everywhsre-
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W. T. GRiYr1S hns received from
Aaron Stein receipts for $500 as having
been received on account OF yellow
fever sufferers from Phoebe. and Is ex.
pecii, G receipt for SlO2 25. which has
been sent. making sGo2 90 sent FROM
Piochc. In addition to the above ,be
1. y. o. +. aud Encampmcnt s,nt S2G0,
aud the +. n A. NJ. $3.50, making sent
from hero 1919 25.-P;oehe Record.
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TnE Adjutant General OF the oruy
will in q few days issue an order hn.
ther explaining the posse comita,us
clause In tho army bill II viii sl,ie
that officers can dctnil ;rnups uaIor
their command to protect, United states
property Whenever II IL in jeopardy,
or there is amy danger Of its destruction.
Another case in which troops crn be
used that will be cited, will be for the
purpose Of putting down any expedition
formed in the United States for the pur.
pose Of visiting with hostile intent any
foreign country.
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Two soldiers who were sent back from
Col. ThorEburgL's : command on account
of their horses being played oft, report
Col. TLornbuTg close on the LcclS Of
The Indians oTL it is thought he would
oycItake them in Il short time, but the
Indians succeeded III getting the com.
mnTi Of the main trail by sending
scouts out in different directions, but
they struck the Trail again after losing
II little ,:ine. Tho!nhuigh has several
good stock men as guides who are well
posted in the couulry where they nre
travelling.
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just 40.

The Bonanza organ says: "The
sweeping charge that the Republican
party is supported by every great cor
poration is simply willful perrersion OF
the truth. There is hardly ever great
cooperation that has any patriotism or
politics. They sustain the party which
serves their private purposes best"
Precisely: and that is Just the reason
why the great Virginia City corporation
is sustaining the Republican party;
because it serves their private pur-
poses best" For the snme most excel
lent r. ason. the Republican editor of
the bonanza organ, was, through that
especial influence, forced upon the
Eureka Convention rs the Congressional
nominee OF the party. after Bradley's
success in Storey. notwith standing the
powerful Bonanza opposition, made It
clear that those gentlemen need no
longer hope to control the Siute. through
a Governor of their own choosing
Tho Republican party has, through the
past eighteen years, had almost undis-
putcd sway in the management OF Gov
ernmental affairs Of the United States,
aud per consequence, rs SO aprly stated
in the Hbpve quotation the soullcss cor.
pora'i"us; the grin linz mOnopoliys: ia"
shoddy oris,ocrdcy and unprinciplrd
political huchs Of every sLul,. aud hus.
have, like barnHcles, frozc To- TINT p,rty,
and through all these years. whii last
lily bawling loyalty. patriotism, etc.
with both arms up to the shonlJ,rs Ea
ihn public crib, have sucked ils I.v
blood from its veins. and nos. IiIt tur
shrovs Of i;s dissolution arr i.s, uy-
preaching nS-kiiled Ly It's cu,ruFt a-sa-
ciaies-the msrccumry cuIrIuautf that
have brought 1t disgrace aud death wall
shed np tear Of gratitude or affection
upon its grave, bat Will as eagerly
'srou.v t!ic cause Of any o:hrr political
power which, ia their Judgment. is in
The ascendant. SIch il the fate OF
parties as we'll us of PERSONS. The
Geiuh!ir"n party, having desc, nded
!r"m its high estate. nnd become an
"Tgiue Of opprcs,ion To tho masses
through It's uuwurrautcd lib rnliiy tu
AN umdca"rvinS few, has deliberately
corumi'ted political suicide, auI its sins
are upon i;s owu head.
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Daniel F. Beatty's
PARLOR ORGANS.

a., These remarkable Instruments pnrst ss ,4pac.
iuca Tor musical tr'cis aid nSp tssiuns uivor
n"i re aihhci. ndtp,od for Amateur ~ Il Pro.
Ic.Hlpnal Hn ! an ornament IN any parIar Js-
srt ~ quality OF Tone, = Itoraua,t,
Motkmnn-hip, Etcgnut Designs and
Ensh, aud wOIdcriui variety nf thcir com.
plnalnn stops. Evsry instrument srliy wnr.
rantcd for siS years ~ strictly .l..ss- IN
cysty !enpcct, ard ns n guarantee they are
ehipptd on from ave 10 hitccu days test tr!.l.
moncy teIuhdcl AMI freight charges paid both
any way prove unsau factory. No snch rfTrr
hiss ever been made. toware ~ limitations
hkents wanted. but where I hsye none, large
nirconu's made 10 Introduce In now oraiitIsr
send lor nlnttatcd A 'NERrfSEW, contain. .ug
long lists OF testimonials from well. known per.
IONS. Honte Of whom you may know, els sriHed
oy states, with Pnst.uflices Auncaod, that ali
may inquire direct Of them. Address DAHIEi
pAArTY. Washington. New Jersey.
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A ST. LOUIS dispatch of the Sd says,
tue yellow fever relief steamer Cham.
b'rs received Der cargo to. day, aud will
probably leave some time tonight.
The cargo consists OF about lh0 tons Of
ice' ana between two md three huod.
red tons of provisions. clolhing and
medical stores.
Lieutenant II III. Drnn,r, Eighteenth
Infantry, aud Lieutenant Charles S.
Hall. Thirteenth 1nfnutry. who are to
have charge of the expedition for the
relief OF tho yellow fever sufferers along
The tanks OF the Mississippi river be.
tween Memphis and vicksburg. arrived
here last night.
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The TnaoS Denver nutci.l giving ma
"ccpHi'i "f the mIin icpredatiCns
near HwG,lu station ON the Enmsas tn
citc rord, uul the killing of seventeen
p"r''i'S, says, the Ia iiuIs crossed The
HHrsa, Pacific road Sunday morning
utter killing Colonel Levi, Ia the haiti.
Of ia -J.h "u Beaver Creek. Thy
s.os-cd tN u'y mills south of Mnnu.
mrHt. truck u"8'uw-st T." the ca;i!,.
- a! "I liz NpSih Fo.k o! the Salmon
rir"I A. attacked the her i.rs of Smith
a|I H'"Hr", striving them away and
stahpraInS the cattle. They destroyed
the sheridan post Office nnl the ranch
"i i. Balls besides several others in the
Same vicinity. Going northwest to
Prairie Dog creek. on Monday they
cleaned ont J. l.. Pccs's store nui nost
Office umd tho ranches Of a. Robinson
aul James Gaumm,r on Joppa creek.
where their ravascs were worse than be-
fore, for they killed every white man.
IN" met seventeen III all including Ed
M'shcliy, " we'll known cattle man.
hey also killed many cattle and stole
all the ponies they could fiui. Late
Oh Monday afternoon II party Of pur.
s"'ng citizens came mp with them aud
hsht followed i'll which two Indians
wcr" killed. The Indians number 200.
well armed and mounted. They arc
rurnrd 10y military aud citizens, the
fore" being now close upon the snvagcs,
30 that another fight mny occur ut any
'n"mcm. II is said that some women
fell into the hands Of the snvagcs and
were terribly ndltrcated before being
killed.
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I9ai.riusP,

The foil wing is u translation from n
German paper:
Marriages are usually contracted to
crafty one of three desires viz: love,
fortune or position. Tho man who
mnrries for love, takes "A wife; who mar
rics for fortune, takes mistress; who
marries for position, takes n lady. lie
il loved by his wife; regarded by his
mistress; tolerated 10y his lady. lie
has wife for himself; mistress for
Lis households; IA lndy for the world and
society. His wife will take care Of his
household; his mistress OF his house {;
his lady of his appearances. II he is
sick his wife will take care Of him; his
mistress will visit hin. his lnly will en-.
qnir" after his health. H. takts walk
with his Nife; ride with his mistress:
goes TO u party with his laly. His wife
will share his grief; his mistress his
money; his lady his debts. II he dies,
his wife will weep; his mistress lament
and bis lady wear mourning.
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GOVERNOR Nichols has issued proc.
'amation recommending Wednesday,
Oct. 9th, as n day of fasting. bumila.
ton and prayer, for the deliyeronce
from the scourgc. From noon to G T. M.
seventeen deaths and l3G new eases
were reported. Of which cigh,y.ive 90
cured since September 2Stb.
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THE non partisan Democratic Rcpub.
lican delegates Constitutional Cony,n.
tion at Sacramento, caucussed on the
subordinate officers OF the Convention,
and all the places were filled with eau.
Gus nominees, cffectually shutting out
all Workinsmen's candidates.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

MOrfcE TO A. y. nOtLsTDyEs.
j co-cwnsr IN the bLUE tfNE; you am
by noiihtd AZ owner Of an fDt-fcEl I'm tiyr
Blue VI e. situated IN lliirnsd NIIlug IistsIet,
tlko County. state Of ScSads, thai n a!tor THE
exriinNon OF rinety days afcr the vubiicnu "a
ct this n1tier. you Will hsNe ailed b. CO ttib.
tie gear -snionntiua ~ the sufn Of f7f. go
las required by Act ~ coigrasp. aJpiov,d
March 10th, 1857. aud aiu, Udnients thereto,
yonr interest ~ said mine will become the
property Of tie und,rsi. ned, 60. wutr in
said mite. who hss made thu spnnsi txpctldt>
tue. sceotdingtO Law. ON said minirg proj ere
'','ro Jrae esth. 1873. "' "G hai pOi
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INVALUABLE TO ALL!
Brr ESPECIALLY ADArTEp Fer ALL
Lung nnd Throat copp,nint. P..u-
liar 20 Miners.
DR. EBEI's
H"i'sn and congh SIedioinei

TVS wonderful ronirdy ~ hiRli!y utofui in all
n>es OF Gods or cuuLhs. but ~ especially
tIapt'd for the cire 80 sNch complaints M
nintf. are liable TO fron eSlOairc tu cold
ground; or tbe absnri,iiOu n iowdrr s,noh,. IN.
ir the inns. Three doses day will keep the
lungs cl hr o. Il tn,bic the miners To wurx in
tht midst uf powdpr SinUke without curpliua
t"ient tne'iiciirs, III 1t siil cure ali disr4soa
put " L. guaranteed 10 cnie aIl discss y of tile
lnii y Onc bottle nf The lais6m viii, IN nearly
m .i' eases, core bad cold or cough oi from one
~ tao moths duration! two bo;tiesa A ,nid n,
c'.Hi oi rom two TO fur months ttsndlng;
aud uter bottles any similar all elton that ISs
p'tn in ens'ense from four months TO two
,,ys-To bo had At r. >. Muiler's Drug store.
tltO. Nevada.
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a ptsPATcu from Bucharest says IL /,
rnInOrcd there will be new convention
between Russia and Roumnnin, which
will give the former the righ, Of passage
through the Dobrudja in case of future
wars with Turkey.
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TnE Reno journal of Thursday says,
"D. II. Sessions the Democratic capdi.
date for superintendent Of Public In.
struciion came down from the Com.
stock last night and will be- in toSn 10
day."
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BEsTIYS
PIANO AND paR-Oa ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

Cou,sirii The cicinentsof music, With easy
nd ptoy sssiyo exercises 90 perfect tho player
IN tue art OF mu~ic tcither plan, or organf io
which u added oyet stSt, watles, PoltBa
Marches. Uaiops. operate Melodies, Dances
etc. hy Daniel y. BEATTY, wa.hID1ton. New
Jersey. one OF The beet works VI liz Kind ever
Introduced. and shJaii bc iu the hands ui syery
piano aud prgsn player sent port, aid ~ any
pnrto tue nited states or Csnsda for only 10
cents. the price having been reduced 10 intro
ducc " eysryvherc. Address, DANIEL D.
uEArli. Washington, Nsw JstssI.
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TnE Marquis Of Jorue and Princess
Louise will sail for Canada, November
18th. The Allan steamer, sarmaiian,
has been chartered to convey tho new
Governor. General and Royal party.
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TnE Sau Jose races closed saturday.
The lrnt between Fuliprton. Occiicnl
and Nutwood. was won by Fulletton in
throo straight heats. Time, 2ds.,
2;2OH, 2i9.
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From the fact that the managing
editor OF The Chronicle was seen pro
c"eding TO his Office this morning With
IL block Of the RrsSn-TGrSish war map
under one arm nmd ha,chct under tho
other. it Is snrmised that the situation
III AfShanlstan will be illustrated next
SUNDAY. News agents should send their
orders carly. The sounds of slcd,;e
haiumer were heard in the CdH Office last
night. and this morning Mr.. Pickering
VAS going around with his thumb tied up.
When shall this reckless rivalry ccnse2
Stock ETchaRy,.
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SMITH. FLrNMiSo Co., East India
merchants, Jcadenball street, Il. G.
London. have failed. Liabilities sov.
oral million dollars.
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liz the libel suit Of Congressman Page
against the Chronicle at Placer,illc. the
jury disogreed--,en for conviction and
two for acquittai.
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A paper to be called the Silver Reef
".Niner" is to be started in tho camp of
that name, in Washington county. Utah,
by q. w. Crouch, AN experienced journ-
nlist,
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A COMMITTEE Of seven Supervisors has
been appointed to SEQ whether extra
clerks are necessary in the several de-
psttmonts. Mr.. Gibbs opposed the
appointment of the committee. aud in
so doing used one OF the ncatest aud
most complete metaphors we have scen
for n long time. viz: "When find All
eScrescncc drawing money from the
city shall combat il" Gibbs Com.
batting nu Excr.sence" would make u
fine subject for historical picture.--
Stock Erehang,.
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In the account of recent raid mon
the office of the Ch,rry Creek Hd,psnd.
e7i by some parties dissatisfied With tho
conduct of that journal, the statement
that one OF the Hssailnu;s had his chez k
laid open by II blow from the Office
towel, needs explanation. For the
information Of the nnini,iutod, we
would state that a printing Office towel
isa formidable weapon, for in Offices
over twelve months Of age, that ablu-
tionnry adjunct is able to stand mp in
corner, and iii the hands of the devil is
MS well adapted 10 the fracture Of u
lunaiic with cheek enough TO attack II
printing Office, Ms hickory pick handle.
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PURELY MuTUAL-So STOCKHOLDERS
ASSETS OVER ssI,ooo,ooo.
Insom. ss.ooo;OoO Yearly.

The History and Condition of this Company
January l. 1875. were In brief aud in round
numbers. az follows:
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OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

People are Erttlns acqusiniri-and th.se wls
re not ought to bc--'yl,h the wonderful inerits a
hat great American Remedy. the
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PROGRAMMES, ETC

Can at the ind,penaem omco.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-01

Oar esteemed contemporary, the
Vienna Sentinel does not intend, We
are sure, to insist that men are pref
cradle to principles. Its good sense
will at once assert itself when we
bring to mind the fact, that the fail.
ure of the reforms III 1873 was due
solely to the fact that principles acre
abandoned by the men ,ce hal elected
to assert them. These men were re-
creaDt to the trust with which the
democratic masses had ordained them.
Principle is a god and will live on
when man becomes dust. What we
suffer from to-day in Louisiana is too
many men and too little principle.
We know the Sentinel to be an able
country journal, and its uuseltish de.
votion to the cause Of the people will
yet meet reward, hence our desire to
correct, what seems an error, into
winch 1t has fallen.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Payne Drmorant \ Co.. vs.. J. J. Broad
we'll.
District Court. Parish Of Orleans,
No. 3OCG1.

ny virtue OF "A writ of Fl. Fa. issued in
- the above entitled and numbered
suit, and to me directed, / have seized
and will offer Tor sale to the last and
highest bidder at the Pre- Aux Cleres
plantation. on
Saturday, the GM day Of July, 1878,
the following described property, to-wit !:
A certain plantation known as the
''Pre Aux CIrrrS plantation,' situated on
the right bank of Red River descending.
III the Parish Of Natchitoches, about (2O)
twenty miles above the city Of Natchito:
ches, bounded above by lands now or
lately belonging to T.. l.. Hyams, and
below by lands now or lately belonging
to Ben. Grape, and containing $50
93-1OD acres.
Another tract or parcel Of land in the
rear OF. and attached to said plantation
containing (13i S7-lOO) one hundred
and thirty S7-IOO acres as per plan
drawn by Thomas Hunter, l.. S. Deputy
Surveyor, bounded on the north west by
lands now or lately belonging to E. L.
Hyams, and on the west by section No.
50, in township II Of range 9.
Another tract of land being the undi.
vided half of tract of land in section
No. 80, in township II of range for
merly owned by II. L. Bennett and s.
M. Hyams, containing two hundred and
twenty-nins 51-1OO acres, bounded on
the north east by land now or lately be-
longing to Benjamin Grape, east by sec
ton No. 36, i'll township II, of range 8,
and en- the south by section No. 2, town
snip 10, OF range 8, west.
Another tract or parcel of land being
lot No. 9, and the east half of the north
west quarter of section No. 2, i'll town.
ship No. 10, north of range No. 8, west,
containing one hundred and fourteen
7G-l00 acres.
Terms of Sale:
Cash-with the bcnetitof appraisement.
D. II. BOULLT, Jr.
Sheriff, Parish of Natchitoches.
June tbs
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Sherift's Sale.
A. Is. Somlayrac vs.. u. II. BonIlt .Tr
District Court, No. S03l.

Dl Virtue &" a writ OF alias ri, Fa. in
- the above entitled and numbered
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 \atchito
che>, Oh
Saturday. Ike 9th day Of Jelly, 1873,
the following described property, to-wit {:
\ certain piece or parcel Of land silua-
ted IN the parish Of Natchitocltcs, being
the east half of north east quarter of the
north east quarter Of south east quarter
and son1h east quarter of south east quar-
ter of section 4. containing lG2 acres {:
also 3 % 100 acres Of the said east halt
OF north east quarter and nortl! east
quarter OF south east quarter of said Sec
ti"n 4, being excess in said tract over the
area located by virtue Of Military Land
Warrant No. 73,9:'3. also the north east
quarter OF north east fractional quarter
of section ., containing % &C. 400 acres,
also , 1t-lN0 acres of said south east
quarter Of section 4, being excess in said
tract over the area located by virtue of
Military Land Warrant No. 1856, in ia.
vor Of Walcott A. Strong; tho whole of
said tract of land being situated in town.
ship NJ. 8, north Of range 6, west, and
containing the aggregate uantity of
1873 g. 100 acres more or less, together
with AL the buildings and improve
ments thereon, it being the same acquir-
ed by the vendor from Robert l.. Jack
son, Oh the 9th day of August, 1872, as
per private act of sale duly Recorded in
the Recorders office of this parish.
Terms If Sale.
CASH-with the benefit of apprasement.
A. p. BREDA,
June lids. Coroner, cx-officio Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Mayor and City Council Of Natchit .A..
VS. VIM H. Redmond, ct ais. ''''
District Court-No $685.
~ virtue of ii writ Of Fieri Facjas i
- sued in the above entitled and INN
hered suit, and to me directed 7 h,r.
seized and will offer for sale to. the i,
and highest bidder at the door Of n.
Courthouse in the parish ofNatchiteh.
on
S"t"'0"y, the 18th day Of June lss,
the following described property to Wit;
A certain lot of ground situated in IL.
city of Natchitoches having a front CIV
feet on tho East side Of an ally known y
Sibly Ally, and running back for dssti
l2O feet, bounded North by lot Of Aud,y
Carter, South by A. =. Brcda, West br
said Sibly street, the same being acaui,a
from a. ?. Brrda by act of sale behn
John Barlow Oh the 18th day of May lsl
Also two certain lots of ground situsta
in the City and parish of Natchitoehs
opposite of each other OH an ally know
as Sibly ally, each of said lots having .
front OF 70 feet on said ally, with depth
of lCO feet, acquired from A. P Breds by
act of sale before George W. Keamy b.
corder, on the 9th day of April 1871.
Together with all The buildings aua
improvements on the above described
lots.
Also One Billiard Fable, Fca1ssn Cues
Four Balls and One Pool Board.
Terms Of Sale:
CASli-with benefit of appraisensa',
D. H. BOULLT, JR.
May l.-tds. Sheriff.