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Under Which King.

The New York San and lrlo""e
stand in remarkable juxtapos't'on !"
their crusade upon the South. The
Sun ISLANDERS US because it feared we
would refuse to support the Potter
resolution, and the Tribune denooo-
COS Us as "rebels" and "dishonorao'e
men" for doing what the Su" DE-
manded was required of US.
In Gods name what are we to 90
to please these "Anthony AbsolutesT
They are certainly equal representa-
tives of the "stalwart" opinions OF
tho Northern section, aud we cannot
for the life of Us see how we are to
plesse ono without "msd'iug t'other."
The South is pretty we'll used to
tho frotby foamings Of the TRIBUNE
and We bog in all candor to inform
that journal that We need not its as
distance in preserving our "honor''
We have given assurance in more
ways than one that we we're full!
able to protect it from the rude as
aaults of the Tribune's class.
The Tribune is a nice journal II
talk of honor, when it was one OF tb
chief instruments in stealing a pres
idsncy from the people! Nothing as
sures tho South more, that We haV
pursued the proper course in votin
for the Potter investigation, than TIL
howl of tho Tribune. The "stalwarts
veil "rebelliou !" in order to bid
their damning sin Of the rape OF th
ballot box.
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VEGETINE
For Cancers and
DANGEROUS HUMORS.
The Doctors Certificate.
READ IT.

Ashley, Washington Co., Ill., ian H. 1875
Mr. II. X. Stevens -
Dear Sir. This is to certify that had been
suffering from Rose Cancer on my right Drea%
which grew very rapidly, and all my friends
had given me up to die, when l heard OF Your
menicine, Negrtinr, recommended for cancer
and CancerOus Humors commenced t" take
it, and soon found my self beginning to feel bet
ter -; nv health and spirit both felt the benign
influence which it excited and in few months
from the time commenced the use o: the \ege'
fine, the Causer came ont almost bodily.
CARRIE DEFORREST.
certify that l am personally acquainted
with Mrs. DeForrest, and consider her one OF
our very best women. DIR. 5. II. FLOWERS.
ALL DlsEAsEs OF THE BLooD....1f Vegetine will
relieves pain cleanse, purify, and cure such dlS
eases, restoring the patient to perfect health
after trying different physicians, many remedies
suffering for years, is it not conclusive proof II
Won are a sufferer, you can be cured why
ia this medicine performing such great cures
It works in tho blood, in the circulating fluids
It can truly be called ten Great Blood Purifier
| The great source of desease originate in tn
blood and no medicine that does not act direct
" upon it, to purify and renovate, has any just
cloim upan public attention.
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Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
Keyser & McKenna, vs.. Parish of Natchi.
toches.
District COurt-No. 1902.
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of Fieri Facias
ID issued in:the above entitled and num-
bered suit and to NE 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 9Th day Of July, 1873,
the following described property, to wit
Forty thousands (4o,0OO) bricks, more
or less, sand and cement forming and
constituting the brick pavement extend
ing from point opposite the corner Of
Masonic Hall, on Second street to and il
front aud around the Court House to The
ext,eme South west corner of the Court
House.
Vi Terms of Sale:
Cash-with the benefit of appraisement
D. h. B0ULLT, JR.,
! June1 ids. Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Mayor and City Council Of Natchit, ches
VS.. WIN II. Redmond, ct ais.
District Court-No 8008.
DY virtue of writ of Fieri Facias il
ID sued in the above entitled and mum.
bered suit, and to me directed, have
seized and will offer for sale to the lat
and highest bidder at the door Of the
Courthouse in the parish of Nstchitochs,
on
Saturday, the 18th day of June 1879,
the following described property to wit:
A certain lot of ground situated III tho
city of Natchitoches having front CIV
feet on the East side of an ally known y
Sibly Ally, and running back for depth
l2O feet, bounded North by lot Of Andrew
Carter, South by A. P. Breda, West BY
said Sibly street, the same being acauisd
from A. 2. Bre,la hy act of sale befon
John Barlow on the 18th day Of May R
Also two certain lots of ground situated
in the City and parish Of Natclitochss,
opposite of each other on an ally known
as Sibly ally, each of said lots having I
front of IS feet on said ally, with a depth
of 100 feet, acquired from A. p. Breds BY
act of sale before George W. Keavny r..
cortler, on the 9th day of April 1874
Together with all The buildings snd
improvements on the above descnlA
lots.
Also One Billiard Table, FcurtreslAs
Four Balls and One Pool Board.
Terms of Sale:
| CASH-with benefit of appraisement
D. H. BOULLT, JR..a
Nav ll.-tds. Sheriff.
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The Latest Dodge.

The baldest attempt to circumvent
public sentiment, public demands and
public wants, by the amendment men
and the Conservatives, is that whish
suegests we should not make a econ
stitutional Convention an issue this
year." ut might "split" the party
say these meek people.
This suggestion bears on its face
the stamp ofits intention. Driven to
tho wall the men, who have proven
recresnt to every pledge made the
people BY tho democratic party, now
grasp at any means to avert the enun'
cistion of such an issue as the en-
phatic demands for CoDstitiona
Convention for such would be tue
condemnation of their course.
The Democratic party Of this State
10 In no danger of disruption from
such . course. individuals may wen
der Of, they are notthe party however
much they may imagine 80, and we un
hssitatingly affirm that all any mai
now acting with the democracy coul'
take to the radical camp, should b.
depart, would be bis own persona
baggage. Men have tried that VII
he'd moro personal power than an.
man In this Safe has to-day. ~
This "dodge" ID the last gasp Q
tho "unfaithfal." They must submit
to tho will Of the peoplesfor they vii
demand . Constitutional Convention
and support no man who does No
favor it. 2a.
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Sabine SOuthrOn.

This excellent Journal, under the
able management of Mr.. W.P. Hutch.
,eson, has assumed a place in the
front rank Of country Journalism.
Politically sound in democracy, filed
with able editorials, pointed local.
Inns and choice selections, we con
slider it second to none of our
country exchanges. As an adver'
Using medium, through which our
business men can reach their friends
in Sabine, It is valuable and we ad-
wise them to take advantage of it.
The circulation of the So"thron il
rapidly increasing and We con gratu'
late our friend Hutcheson upon hi
auccesS. ..' '.r
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SUCCESSION SALE s,

'S"cceSsio" cf Jran Bdptisie Prujbo,
ne, decd.
by virtue of an order Of tho p..,
ID Court of the parish of Natch;to"o,S''a
addressed to me, | will offer at Nvas,
sale to the highest bidder, at the d p"o'c
the Conrt House Of this parish, AZ W. W
hour of II o'clock, NJ, on ~ 'ue
Thursday, the 18th day of June, IN,
the following descrih"d property, town.
q shares III the New Orleans I"us:
Cotton Press, Stock No. 1917. '"
Terms Of Sale:
CASH.
EMILE ST. ANN PRUDHOMMp
June l'-tds Administrator.
By order Of the Hon. P. A, Simn...
Parish Judge, granted on the 10th dav =;
May. A. ID. l-1-.
jN0. LAPLACE,
D'y. Clerk
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NOTICE..

MR.. ALEXIS E. LEMEE holds my
Nl Power of Attorney and is fully an
thorized to represent me as Attorney in
Fact, in all matters touching my duties
and powers as Liquilator of the late
partnership between Mrs. c. L'herisson,
Decd, and myself, aud 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, 1878.
Nav 18-4k - de-
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The "Returning Board" which red
mouthed reformers are 60 prone to
yell down as "infamous," for no other
reason than that it is $50 easy you
know" has been fully endorsed by
this administration. Dubuclet was
never elected; he holds his Office by
reason of the finding IF the Returning
Board in 1874; the man whom the
people elected is in Shreveport, and
has been since his election, and yet
this "Reform administration" has
never made one effort to vindicate
the sanctity Of the ballot box by pla'
cling him in Office.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Le$tn" Pr""h"mm" dcc'd.
10y virtue of an order from the Hon.
u Judge of the Parish Cont of Match
itochrs parish, to me directed, will otter
at public sale to the highest bidder at
II o'clock. NJ, at the door Of the Court
House in this parish on
Saturday. Juiy eth, 1873,
the following ,ir>c:'hrd tracts Of land be
longing to said SnrcrS>ion to-wit:
A certain parcel or tract of land, stu
aztec. in the parish Of Grant, beginning at
point on the Southern boundary Of
section (,) eight. township So eight,
range 60 six: west of the Antoine Pru-
! dh0m,ur claim. now known as the Sui
Ivan tract, sixteen 3-lo0 chains west
from the south east corner Of said claim
or tract. hence south on section line.
bri.lu part of the western boundary OF
>tctiu:l (7I5' Srvrnty-ti>r, Lestan Prl-
dhom,ur tract srvrnty-,wo Colon CHAINS
thence west 10 point Oh tn" Rig"let dc
Bon Diru, known as "thr Break y thence
IN the said river to the south west cor
nrr Of sect ion (S) eight, township -:
eight. range (Gy six west, known former
" as the Antoine Pr,dho,nnr claim, but
now known as the Sullivan tract thence
along said southern boundary t" tn
place of beginning.
A certain parcel or tract Of land bound
ed as follows: From the Pecan tree OF
the river bank Of the Riyolct lie Boz
Dieu, below the Gin House, north -!
east to north, west corner Of south ives
quarter Of south west fractional quartz
Of section (7) seven township (e) eight
range ~ west thence east to Wcster
boundary OF the Auyuste Langlois claim
Terms and Conditions Of Sale.
For the said LIST tract, fifteen hundre
. dollars cash. and for the balance of til
purchase price, one half thereof payah!
on the LIST day of January, 1879, wit
! S per cent interest thereon from day I
sale until paid aud the other half pa,
, able on the LIST day Of January 1880, wit
like interest from day of sale.
il For the I'd tract, five hundred dolla
. cash, and for the balance of pnrcha'
I price, on a credit of one year from da
of sale with per cent interest thcret
'. from said day of sale, until paid. Vel
:. doris privilege and special mortgage r
{: tanned on the lands above sold, with tt
: clause of non -alienando to the prejudi
of the vendor: purchasers of said lam
to execute their twelve months bon
for the credit price, with good secnrit
such bonds to have full force and etfc
as twelve months bonds taken in sal
under writs of feri facias, and the q
lection of said bonds to he enforced
the same manner as twelve mont
bonds taken in accordance with artic
7l4 and 10 of the Code of Practice.
a. P. S. PRUDHOMME,
e. June lids. Administrator
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Key and Stephens.


These ''statesmen' are out 10 letters
denouncing Potter and the Demo-
Gratis for their attempt to fasten the
frauds in the late presidential election
upon the guilty parties. Key and
Stephens are both mar-plots. The
former is an insignificant ass and the
latter q significant one, and neither
of them have any following in the
South.
Alex. Stephens. We honestly be-
lieve, is the smallest man Of this or
any other age. The South tried to
| make him a hero when we elected
him our Vice president but he was
complete fizzle. He had rather be q
lickspittle demagogue ION credit
than a patriot "for cash." as the sol.
diers use to say. He was Wing
and q centralizer in the days of CAL
houn, and when that great man was
dead aud bis theories had been fought
ont with muskets Stephens turns up
q violent Calhoun man. Taking him
all in all, he is q man better described
az he;ng At all times q "leetle too
damned subsequent"
IfGeorgia has any respect for the
South for the honor and opinions Of
the Southern people, her citizens will
vote this shriveled up humbug into
private life.
Key Why great God' who eVe'
heard of Key until he was made no.
toriously infamous by taking Office
under Hayes! A little jack'leg law
yer from Chattanooga, Tennessee
whose only "record" before his Office
grabbing proehvities were expanded
was in- commanding % regiment o
Tennessee eonscripts that eat gu
= every commissary they could fin
and fed incontinently from ever.
enemy they saw. As a presumption
, snob Key is success. The people
the South spurn his letter as they d
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What NatchitOches Will Not Do.

We take great pleasure in inform
ing our political friends that Natchi'
toches will not support any man for
any official position who does not
pledge himself in advance as favoriDg
a Constitutional Convention, and to
exert himseh to secure it.
Reform scan only be had with an
honest Constitution. The liberty Of
the citizen can only be secured by a
Democratic Constitution and fol
those reasons we are determined to
oppose every man who opposes Con-
stitutional Convention.
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10y virtue Of a writ of siezure and al.
- in the above entitled suit and to WV
directed, | have seized and will Offer ~ e,
sale to the last and highest bidder At ~ y.
door of the Court House in the civ An, ma
parish of Natchitoches on
Saturday, the 18th day of June, 1874
the following described property, to VT.
A certain lot Of ground in the towr
and parish of Natchitoches, with fl.
dwelling house and improvements th.,s '
on said lot being on the North aida n
Of st. Denis street, fronting on said street.
bounded East by Theodore Sclum.n
West by Third street, purchased By Nn
Desiree Htrtsoz from DR.. Thurber and
purchased by defendant at succession
sale of Mrs. Desiree Hertzog, to satisfy
the vendors privilege and special mort.
gage on said property.
Terms of Sale. -
On a credit of twelve months the mr..
caSer to execute his twelve months ma
for the purchase price, with good seer,i-
ty in sOlido. Said bond to bear interest
from day of sale.
! oh. BOULLT, JR.,,
| May 25-tds. Sheriff.
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Another Black Eye.

Judge Houston, of New Orleans,
decides that parties charged with
violating tho Lottery law are entitled
b trial by jury. At last q judge ha'
been found who knows no law which
abridge tho sacred prerogatives Of
mankind. Judge Miltenberger,l Re-
cordsr I'd District Of New Orleans,
also refused to enforce the Lottery
law, y, in bis opinion, 1t was uacon'
stitatioual. All honor to tho two up.
right men. 5.,.. I'D
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Payne, Kennedy & Co. vs. J. P. Broadwell.
District Court Parish Of Orleans.
No. 1856.
ny virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa. issued in
ID 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 BreaZeale planta.
ton, situated in the parish of Natchito
ches, now occupied by J. P. Broadwell,
on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of July, 1873,
the following described property, to-wit ::
(44) Forty-four head of Mules.
~ Seven head of Horses.
(2O) Twenty head of Mares and Colts.
(25) Twenty-Five head of Sheep.
90 Nine head of Hogs.
(20) Twenty head of Cattle.
% Seven yoke of Oxen.
(35CO) Thirty-tive hundred bushels of
Corn, more or less.
UI) Eleven Wagons.
(2) Two Carts.
(60) Sixty Flows.
One lot Fodder.
Que lot Hoes.
One Buggy and Harness.
One lot Household and Kitchen Fur.
nitu:e.
One lot Blacksmith's and Carpenters
tools.
One lot of Dry Goods, Groceries ant
Hardware.
Twenty thousand feet of lumber, NOR,
or less.
The lease of the Breazeale Plantation
for and during the year 1878; all TIN
Books, assets and appearances belong
ing to the store.
| Terms of Sale.
| CASH-with tho benefit of apprase
ment
D. II. BOULLT, JR,
Sheriff, Parish Of Natchitoches.
June l.-t(ls.
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Meeting Of Our Committee.

Elsewhere will be found = call for
a meeting Of the parish Central Com
mittee. We trust there will be full
attendance, for the principle object Of
the meeting is to call a Parish Con-
vention to select delegates to attend
tho State Convention 10 August.
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The investigation Of Hayes title has
given as the opportunity to count the
number Of imbeciles who contend
that Democracy has no chance to win
on Aat-focted principle bnt must de-
pend for success on tho outstanding
-of Republicans"
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COURT NOTES.

On Monday June 81 the Hon. DIS
trict Court WAS opened in this parish
according to law, the Hon. d. Pierson
District Judge, presiding. Nearly tic
entire panel of Jurors summoned for
the first week answered t" their
names.
Mr., A. V. Carte, was selected as
Foreman of the Grand Jury which
was then drawn as follows:
A.V. Carter. Foreman.
6 ", Brown. Narcisse Chelettre,
O. Shaffrath, w.. J. Turner,
Lestage, ME-. Barberonsse,
T. D. BLACK. BIC. Racial, Jr.
Jack Thibodeaux, T. P. Prudhomme,
G. F., Trichcl, IN. Hendricks,
Geo. Ezernack, w. D. Booty,
A. D. Wrinkles.
The charge delivered by the District
Judge was a mastery effort being
thorough, comprehensive and lucid,
embracing nearly every infracti"" OF
existing law.
Col. VIM. NJ. Levy then delivered
a short eulogy on the demise Of Cen
P. A. Morse and after reading series
of resolutions in memory Of the de-
ceased, ordered to he spread upon
. the miputes, court adjourned in
|; honor to the memory of the deceased
), Tuesday was consumed in sounding
= both civil and criminal Dockets ant
3 fixing cases for future trial.
The Grand Jury also reported ant
g brought in number of new indict
= ments, and the following trials hav'
b been decided:
d State Va. Edw. Pale charged witt
hog stealing and found guilty. Yer
; dict set aside by order of court tn
Q accused not having been previous'
J. arraigned.
2 James Scott charged with same Of
It fence also found guilty.
g Wednesday morning Edward Pail
Of was again tried and found guilty.
Of State vs.. Congo Moore charged wit
ID larceny, acquitted.
At State vs.. Jas. Thompson charge
M with trespass, not guilty.
u State vs.. A. Gongue ct. al, mol
'e pros.
es State Va. F. COMPOST, nolle pros.
he State W. Daniel Anthony, robber,
ty guilty.
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Vernon Parish.

A letter from q Vernon parish
friend informs 10 that there has been
too much rain. for the farmers on the
Black Lands, ard that they are some
what behind with their crops-hov.
ever, the prospects have never been
better for good yields Of cotton and
coru. Health Of the people good,
aud all solid for a, Constitutional
Convention. '"IJ ;tIt,a i.t.'
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Tho snti-investigators have found
q host Of people in the South opposed
to ousting Hayes. Isn't it strange
that We Of South never hear of
these great fraud lovers. Out upon
such stuff. The South is a unit
against fraud, and it ls an insult to
suppose she cares for Hayes. Some
railroad stuck newspapers may be,
bat they are not the masses by .
long shot. q, ,,t i.i1 Ill. ..
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H ale's address to the loyal North
that the Democrats, who propose to
prove the frauds whereby Hayes got
in, arc attempting to "Mexicanize'
this gIol,ssranaat has provoked !, a. dsri'.
N and coutempk IL
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yrW ADVERTISEMENTS:
VEG.ETINE
IS RECOMMENDED BY ALL
Physicians.

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Mr H. X. Strrrns:-
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Pennsylvsnis Democrats in con-
vsntion applaud tho investigation Of.
forts Of their party 10 Congress.

The Republicans are frightened
''clsas thrssgh." Hayes and John
Sherman have the "shakes" worse
than any one. Mcmahon, Of Ohio,
says that Sherman will b istho pe0i.
Tertiary in dix weeks. " =. ,.i i.. e, -.
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Judgment.
Ernestine Nathan Va Martin HerSh.
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchitchss.
No. 1854.

IN this case on the trial hereof by rea'
l. son of tho law and the evidence IT,
ing in favor of the plaintiff Ernesti"e M
than, and against the defendant, n.
llrr>ch. 1t is therefore ordered, adjaAg.
ed and decreed that she do have Wdg-
,nent in her favor as prayed for on the
petition decreing a separation Of pio'
perty and dissolution Of the community
of acquets and gains heretofore existing
between her and her said husband. and
that she do hereafter have the entln
management and control of her own SEP
arate estate. -.
Done, read and signed in Court on tbs
25th of May, 1919. .lF y
(Signedl p. A: SlMMoNn
Parish Judge.
State of Louisisns,
Parish Of Natcbitochee, I
Clerks Oaics.
y certify the above to be Q true ape
correct copy of the original Judgment N
file in my Office. -. ,or
Witness my hand and Om
(L.S.1 cial Seal this 18th dsy .
May, 1873.
June l.-3t Cork