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The People's vindicator., 1878-12-14
Louisiana Officials,
(Shrevrport Standard !

Washington, Nov. I. 7.-lntrrnal Rev.
cnnr C"llrct"r Marks. who arrived
last night, was 1T the Executive Man.
sion to-day. The changes of New
Orleans officials causes mur', com
mcnt in political rWclts. II is he
llcvcd that the Sruatc will take ra,ly
action in t he recent mint appoint
mcntS there.
Mr.. J. Hal" Sypher, Of Lonisiana,
who served in a brigade commanded
by President Hayes during the war,
and who is on good terms with the
President, visited the Executive Man
sion recently. He has quite a lengthy
talk on tn" subject Of the late c|cc.
tons in Louisiana. The President
expressed himself AS thoroughly dis
appointed with the result of the elec-
ton, and also very nnrh dissatisfied
with the action of certain Federal Of
ticialS in that State, whose removal
he has determined on, to take place
just as soon as he can select their
successors. Among those mentioned
in the list are collector of Customs
Smith, United States Marshal Whar-
ton and Internal Rcvrnue Collector
Marks. The President stated that
the appointment OF: OK Senator Fontc
to be Superintendent Of the Mint at
New Orleans had 10 political siyni-
'caucc. Mr.. Footc had been urged
by IA large number of friends on het
ground that he (A1r. Fonte) needed
the place and could fill it acceptably.
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INNE\SE ilCTIOy SALE.
Rare Chance to Invest Money.
Splendid Chance for Debtors.

INf1E undersigned Agent and Assignee
l. will sell at Public Outcry on
SATURDAY,, 2Sth day Of December, 1873,
at the Court House door, in the town of
NatchitochrS, without limit or reserve,
all the Notes, Accounts, Judgments,
Mortgages, Liens, and other rights and
rr''i,>, and Goods, Wares and Merchan-
disc, transferred by the late Col. K. f,
B'Irk" to his creditors by contract of as
>'-nm"nt, dated the 18th day of June,
l>':. duly Recorded.
Also the undivided halfinterest former
]y owned by the said r. L. Burke in tho
Quls>cnhnry place. Said place consist
ing of about 200 acres, most of which ia
highly improved, situated miles below
the town Of Campte. on Red River,
Also the undivided one fifth interest in
the Lac dies Murcs plantation, situated
on Red River, above Campte.
Also the undivided one fourth interest
in the Harrison Il Levy plantation, on
the Bon Dcu.
This sale will be made to enable tho
Agent and Asst gncc to wind up the af-
fairs of said Estate, and settle with tho
creditors thereof, and offers good op-
portun'ty tor those who are indebted to
it to settle up at discount. The AS
SrttS can be seen at my office in H. A.
"almsIcy's store, at any time from now
unit! sale day. and any information will
be furnished on application.
{. l.. WALMSLEY,
Nov.: Agent Il Assignee.
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Tell NyprbOard.

On last Sunday, Ist in>t., at Bar
h;n'S 'a,Miu-. y deck Sweeper ON the
>frAmI"Hr Silver City Hrr;irn'H'!N
feel nvrl rltm.nh. and WAS N,"Wn'h
hn i.ni recovered.
Na" l"'r-, advises ',,n';"" TO '':s
@rpoiutmrNt Of Jn',, # 'nr ~n
lrrnr Hrrrt, are ,',a; 'h" >Hrnr"'
viii h. 'i'ieI fom i,ttnH nn".' q;
NrW Oceans.
Gen. Nranr>Gar1 ''A~ 'n"n ~ N";'"
cd .Al;utAnt Genera! "i TIE >'Ht'
Militia. hy the Env,runr.
Seven citizens Of tn, ':.,i>'; Of H''''r
SaS were arrested and l,"n::',' i
New Oy!rau<. charged with vinla'ir,
Election laws. They vr," h"#Ir', J:
the sum Of $1,000 each to iu>u'
their appearance hct'.' the lu't''
States lncliit Cnnrt.
The New Orleans hvmrrrat !ta
been selected TO 10 the State pIintin.
for he coming year.
The Commercial tnnvrnt;o1 IN >r>;
sion in New Orleans, adjourned sim
die on Friday, 9Th inst.
The payment of the .'aNuNy inter.
est ON the State Irht is rXriiisr~ com,
mrnt in New Orleans. From iu.ii
cations in tiiS Srr,iun. and We Snp-
pose the people else" here are as pnol
rs we, the deficient will be worry
large.
The People's vindicator., 1878-12-14
SiIERIFF'S SALE

Writ of Fl. Fa. on Twelve Months Bond.
ny VIRTUE Of a writ of Fl. Fa. issued
~ by the Hon. Parish Court of the par
l>h OF Natchltoclcs and to me directed.
l>>Ilrd on a twelve months bond of Am,
br"'Se DeblIeuX and Marzelie Deblieux,
"'d'd and authorized by her husband
Alexander Dcblicux, in favor of Aaron
II. Picrson, Syndic Of the creditors of
the succession of Jean B. Cloutier. Sr..
dccd. l have seized and will offer for
sale to the last and highest bidder at the
door OF tlie courthouse in the citt and
parish of Natchitoches, on
Saturday, the 2lst day of Dec. 1878,
tho following described property, to-wit:
|. A certain plantation situated abont
seven miles below the town of Natchito.
ches, on both sides of Little Red Rivar
ana containing about 476 superficial Ar,
pents and being the same acuuired from,
): D. Lambre by public act on the 2Oth
November, 1877, with all the buildinvs
and improvements thereon.
T. Another tract of Land on the riobt
Dank OF Little River descending. con-.
tanning about I'll 44.1OO arpents honu'i
ed below by the tract above descr;had
ANA above by the land described in NJ
81 the following tract, with all tho ;m
rFo'emehts thereon, the same acon;rad
from j. b. o. Buard by public act on , thu
10th February, 1862.
q Another tract on the right bank de..
cendlnE said river next aboyp tho t."at ".
desc'lhrl in No. 2 above, conta;n;nr %vr
about III s3-loo arpents, more fullv dsss'
cr'"r1 !" the inventory, and the same an"
av4",tt1 't 'i lf"m ,! Joseph Soltini by public
act u, on thc2-d December, 1853. f0
The above described lands will, ho so,a
as the plantation. ~ 'o''
Terms Of Sale:
Cash. IN ready mouey withou tha ho,
ett of appraisement. 'Ao '0''-
No,, ,e+,. d H. BoCLLT, JR..
@''"'' Sheriff
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Succession Sale.
Succession of 4. IL Gnrret

Succession Of 4. n. Garrett.
Ri virtue of an order from the Hon.
- Parish Court of the parish of Match
ltochcs, | will offer for sale at public a1c-
ton It the late residence of deceased in
Campte, on
Wednesday, January 18th, 1879,
all the property belonging to the Sue
ceSs'on of A. NJ. Garrett, to-wit:
One hundred and sixty acres of land,
tn" south west quarter of north east
quarter east half of north west quarter
and north west quarter of south east
quarter Section 2, township l2, range 7.
One hundred and sixty acres of land
south east quarter of south west Quarter
Section 10, north west quarter of north
west quarter Section 20, township r.,
range 6 south east quarter of south east
quarter Section "A, and north east quar-
ter of north east quarter section 25, town.
ship Il, range I.
The Home place in Campte, purchased
from Mrs. A j. Blackstone, Containing
twenty acres, more or less, described and
bounded as per inventory.
Also all the rights and credits. and
the movable property on inventory, con-
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W. H. Jack, Esq,

The v1ND1cAToR cordially en-.
dorses the efforts to secure the
the appointment of Mr., W. Fl Jack
to the vacancy on the Supreme
bench, No more worthy man,
able lawyer Or uncdfruptable
democrat lives than he, and his
appointment would be especially
gratifying to this parish and Sec
ton. .g.rff.... .-..-~. s...l
We trust that the claims of Mr..
Jack and the parish, where he re-
sides, an honored citizen, will
not be overlooked.
The People's vindicator., 1878-12-14

IIyp. IIrrtz"$ in the rear by Lot No i;
i'll trout ly lot No. |. all of which ": !,
purchased at he sale Of the propcrt, -,
Francois Gas>ion Metoyrr, in the ::
entitled Flavin Mctoycr ct. ais. vs. q
>rph +. Duprc, ills ct ais No. son :;
the Docket OF tn" District Court, bv th,,
said vendor. tr satisfy the sum of Eiy,
Hundred Dollars with per cent inter-
">t tr"nl'iHt" until paid, to-wit: Decem-
lwr Hi>', l>.,.
Tr'm< OF Sale.
Ca>h-wilh II" benefit otappraiscment
d. II. HplLLT, .JK,
Nov. - Sheriff,
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Mullen for C0ns,,S..
Lexington Press.

A correspondent writes as -,
about the flower of a well known ph!S0Ws
Il have discovered remedy for consunn.
ton. 1t has cured a uumber of cases af
ter they had commenced bleeding at the
lungs and the hectic flush was already
on the cheek. After trying this remedy
to my own satisfaction | have tlloueht
philanthropy required that shonll
make 1t known to the world It is COIN
mon MULLEN, stepped strongly and sweet
ened with cotfee-sugar. and drank freely,
Young. OF old plants dried in the shade
and Kept in clean bags will answer. The
meslicinemust be continued from three
to six months, according to circumstan.
ees. 1t is very good for the blood.ves-
sells also. 1t strengthens and builds up
the system instead of taking away the
strength it makes good blood, and re-
moves the inflammation from the lungs"
1t is the wish of the writer that every
periodical in the United States States
Canada and Europe would publish this
rfs'ipe for the benefit of the human fam
ilp' .r-.,.
The People's vindicator., 1878-12-14
SheriE'S Sale.

=. Serdot Prudhomme VS.. Samuel Neyerc
Tutor Carrie Brown.
Parish Court, Parish of Natchitochcs.
No. 1916.
Rl virtue Of writ of seizure and sale
- 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 III the city and parish of Natchi-
toches, on
Saturday, 4th day Of January, 1879
the following described property to-w;t .
A certain tract of land with all the
improvements, buildings thereto b,]ono-
lnS known as lot No. 2, containing 10
"-loo arpents, situated on the FIGHT
bank of Cane river descending, bounjrd
above by lot No. 3, purchased At tn.
same sale by P6ilamona Metoyer. wiz.
OF Obln Rouqns, below by Lot No. l. unr-
chased at the same time by J. C. Metoyr,
in the rear by lands of Mrs Jean Kan
t,stc Augestine Metoyer, in front ny
Cane f'vcr, together with another tract
OF land known as part of Lot No. 9
contalng 5 S6-lOO arpents situated on ~
the left bank of Cane river desceudinn '
bounded above by Lot No. 7, below BY
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The Cincinnati Enquiyer

The Cincinnati Enquiyer is ;
vide awake newspaper, and its
sa'sseracy sa' would pass unqueStion
it labor with half the
that that IT. it does doesssincip1es of its party
nation of an oiffs'.re offies'.re,,tt the s..& n""i'
ident in 1880. The %stern,;s @ s;n .
proprietors of that jourh,s ,,nr7
secured and published q pags ~
opinions from Southern States r
lating to the presidency, and wh(
they want, These opinions be-
yond the fact of being interesting
are but the expressions of indivi
duals and show no more of the
drift OF sentiment South that a
chapter of sanscrit would.
The South doesn't jingle as loose
change in any mans pantaloons
pocket, and ifthe ENQUIRER wants
to know the truth let it send Gath
among the ''horny handed"
The People's vindicator., 1878-12-14
December Term District Court.
BI NVK SEECIAL REPORTER.

Since orr LAST r,.,,rt .,o,rt h,> ,,c.,,
oo;nr ~, IN ,Lr .r.n tonnr ,r -. v.,,.
Your rrn,rtrr r',r,u;r,.s ~. f,l,ov;n,
RESULTS: " - '''> ''
Friday Dec, G: Willis Clos, c},,r"rd
with rar,v;ur c,rr,,,,I v,.,,,,n plead
.niIlvi3 In" rIay,". &r,t,n.r nr rnrr,
,l.nur> IN ua,i> ,r;..,, ,,,l ,,,, .,.t ,l
..;n... ,u,,,.,,
N,I},;,m Cam, cn,r,ro with o...o1,
AMI t,a;.rry ]'j,,l "Y;ltv. r;u"I ~-I
,nl c,.-I; n,' ,r,.,nrr: ~ ,,l i, ,,,f,, ~,
thereof - DAYS IN n,,;,h ;,;f 81 " ~ ~
S,;vrl,>. n., =. T.; .,,r, vurl
rhar,,l I,;.h .'.,',+ ,,;,I "l" L.,,r W. ~
vr.,,,nu 'p,,l r,;,i,. ~.r,.nr,, ~ ,|,y,
in M, II n,i,,,, >InI INV ,n,,, '''
l1.,,,,. ".
,.,,,l, ,,l L,,,.,.. r,,ml ,,n;l,,
t,nrrI tn n,y :, f,,.or sIo ,nJ .n,+c ,nL
!, ,l,.r,n,, tl,,,.,,, .n I,',.,. =, ,.;,l 49,,
,t,,,,ys H,.u u,,I,, ,,L,,.'l ~; '; ,
hrr,;,,v >nt r,;;Iy - " " i
The People's vindicator., 1878-12-14


The election of Hon. G.. w. Dn-
prco by the unanimous vote of the
Board, to the position of State Prin-
ter is gratifying not only to himself,
but to his friends throughout the
State, among whom the ENpIrATor
claims to rank. The Cjly Item Shonld
now 60 into mourning for its "Iost
causc,' and, in company with Charley
Howard, dcclaim against tie in-rat
itndc Of communities. The two lai-
Iys "with the largest circulation in
the Southwest can Join in the chnrus.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of A'eris Clouticv, decN.
10y virtue Of an order of the Hon.
- Judge of the Parish Court of the
Parish "i NatrhitoclrS, and to me Gi-
rrrlrd. will procrrd to sell the follow
my ''">rlbcd property belonging to
.ArNi> CI"ltirr. deceased. ut H. O'Clock
NJ. at the door Of the Court House OF
1hi, parish, on
7uesduy, December the 3Ist, 1875,
to. wit:
The plantation whcreon Marie Luce
Berth"ling Rachal resided, at the time
of the death of her husband, Alexis
Clonti"r, on Cane river, in this parish.
including five arcntS front of land on
said river, between the plantation of
Widow DaIechamp and that formerly
known as the Francois Gaicnnic place.
and on the ri yht bank, bounded above
by the plantation of Able Sersr, and be-
low 10y that of Francois AdIc, now own
ed by Alver NJ. Day, containing five
hundred and thirty-riyht S4-1oO acres,
lG} 73-lo0 acres of which are in Section
(1) seventy one. Township CO. six,
Range (3) five; and scventy-tive O5-lOn
acres, of which are in Section (7o) sew
cnty, Township (6) SIX, Range (S) eight
Terms and Conditions of Sale.
One third cash, one third payable
March lSt, l@No, and one third March
lst, 1891, with . per cent interest from
1ay OF salc, on the credit terms, and sub
.lrct to appraiS"mcnt ; vendors priv
lrgc and special mortgage retainer
the property sold to secure paylner~.'zra
credit terms, purchaser to execute his
pr"mlss"ry note with personal security
III SoIldo to the satisfaction of the EX-
ecut0r.
J. A. DTCOCRNAU.
Nov. 30.-5t. Dat. Test. E\ccutor.
The People's vindicator., 1878-12-14

The New York World, after CO.
quetting many days with the
bloody shirt crowd of the North,
now threatens Mr.. Hayes with
b-lud if he dares 'stalwart' in the
least. Hear it:
If Mr.. Hayes in his message should
echo iuccndiary rubbish like that of
the TRIBUNE the ntinnance of his
administration is u public peril as its
origin was public disgrace.
The People's vindicator., 1878-12-14
4 Serious Question.

Our legislators will be called
upon this winter to suggest a
mode'of relief to our tax payers
AS matters now stand it is doubt
full if 80 per cent OF the taxes due
will be paid, simply because the
majority are unable to pay.
The People's vindicator., 1878-12-14
NOTICE..

Succession Of E1'cord II. Lc~is, drc'd.
SARAl1 JANE L. LEWIS, Adminis-
~ tratriX Of the Succession of Edward
II. Lewis, having filed in the Clerks s
Office her final account of administra-
tom Noticc is hereby given to all
whom it may concern to show cause
within ten days from this date why said
account should not be homologatcd and
her bond cancelled,
Witness the Hon. p. \. Simmons. Judcc
OF said Court, this 18th day of Novcm-
Der, A. d. 1878.
JNO. LApLACE,
Nov. 3O,-2t. Dv. Clp,l,
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NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given to all parties
~ holding claims against tho succession
OF Henry Harrison, late of the parish of
Natchitochcs, decd, to present them
duly proven to me or to my attorneys J.
II. Il NJ. }. Cunningham within 30 days.
FRED WILSON,
NoV. 10 Administrator.
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~; ;IESSiUN SALE.

!Surt,>>ion ui .Tayit .;Mluidr .Nu,rione
10y VIRTUE of an order of the Hon.
ID urHhr Parish Court Of the Parish of
Natchit,,c|,.~ will offer tor sale at the
door rt t|r Court House in the city of
NIIrh.lr, her at J.! O'Clock VI. on
.Non|!ny Ii" :aN dag Of Deccmbcr 1873.
til" following property belonging to the
above >iIcCr>>;n ;nn:
A certain tract of land with the bnild-
ines aud Improvements thereon. situated
in lI,' ~! II, ni NairhinchrS about three
mills "r."" ''l"!l Mile Ferry, on both
ban KS OF Care river, having a front of
two ar'r.'> OF, both bank, Of said river
and c"n;a;nIuI in the aggregate ninty
livr Hi!rnt>, n!"rr or less. abo 1t 50 ar
,~il,S on ri.hl bank. and about II ar
prnt> on lett bank said tract is bounded
above on the hight bank. by land of Jo
>,.pi BA4"lnc and Oh he left bank above
h> land of 4. Lrcomte and below on
ri.ht bank, by land of J. B. ID. Mctoyer
and below ON left bank, 10y land Of A.
IrContr.
Terms of Sale.
OMr third cash and the balance PAYABLE
in two equal annual ln>talments in one
and two years from day Of sale, with s
per cent interest from day of sale. The
purchaser to give his two promissary
notes. each for one third of the price Of
adjuIiration, payable respectively in ono
and two years from day of sale hearing
eight per cent yer an,um interest from
said day. Vendors privilege to be re-
tanned and special mortgage granted to
the property to secure the payment of
,l,r credit terms OF til" purchase money
and the sale, to be made with the clause
of nolI-aIirnaton to the prejudice of tho
privilege and mortayr aforesaid.
JOSEPH J. METOYER,
Nov. 50 tbs. Administration.
Sheriff'S Sale.
Clark and Bryan vs.. A. +. johnson.
Parish Court t-NO. 1920.
Dl VIRTUE Of writ of FL Fa. is
IL II" III tie above entitled and num-
htltu >nl H'l 10 me directed. l nave
seized unI Wiz offer for sale to the last
and hi.hr>t bidder at the door of tho
court l"u>r in the city and parish of Nat
chltuCllrs. ON
S"t""7uy the oIst day Of Dec., 1879,
the following described property, to-wit;
North fractional half Of section No. II:
lot No.. ,. Of section No. I and the North
half of section No II, Township 6, Rang.
) West, containing 493 -Four hundred
and nlr..tv three acres situated in tho
Pau i>h Of Nu;clitochcs.
IrrmS of Sale:
Cash, with the benefit of appraisement.
d. II. BOULLT, .JR.
Nov. lGtdS. Sheriff.
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(VNST.tHLE'S SALE.

}. W. Foster vs.. Succession Henry lIar-
r>on. drc,i.
Justice Court. Ward >. No. G.'.
DI virtue Of a writ of ii. Fa. i>>rru in
ID the above entitled and numbered
suit ;nd to NE directed, | have seized
aud will offer sale to the last and high
est hI"Nrr at the office. of the SAID Justice
Court at i'rnlah Camp ground. OF.
SATURDAY., IIM doyof UrccmJ'r, 1879,
at l.! O'Clock, NJ, the following described
property. t"-Wii:
Five (5) thousand poundr Of seed cot
ton, more or Tess.
Seized as the property of said Success
sion of Henry Harrison, deed.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash, with benefit of appraiScmrnt.
5. NJ. CRl'MP.
Dee. T. y. Constable, Ward j.
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Succession sale.

Succession Of Le0ntiM l'rrchu.
pE VIRTUE of an order from the
- Hon. Parish Court, will offer for
sale at public auction ut my Residence o.l
Bayou BourhtuN in the parish of Natclli-
tocilc> ON
"Wednesday he l>th d'y Of Der. 1873,
all tn" property belonging to the success
sion of Lrontlr Nrrchrr. deceased, "ii;
of Frank MarircIli, both separate aud
community, consisting of corn, cotton,
POTATOES &c.. raised during the current
year, one mule, horses, oxen, COWS, calves,
farming implements, furniture, table.
ware, ,jcwrl'N, &C., as per inventory.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, subject to the appraisement.
LANDRE VERCHER,
Dec. 7-2t. Administrator.
The People's vindicator., 1878-12-14

Science may put on his seven.
leagued boots and astouish mankind
with a rapid succession of startling
inventions, but it can never produce
~.>contrivance that will successfully
clos>% up a rat hole.
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Arrival Of bishop Winners Remains.
Shreveport Standard

Baltimore, Dee. 7-The remains OF
the late Bishop Wilmer, of Louisiana
in charge of Rrvs. J. G.. Girault, IT
II. Waters, John Percivnl aud w. p,
Kramer, Of the Diocese of Louisiana
and two sons of the deceased reached
here last midnight from New Orleans.
Fnnera! services we're held to-day at
Christ Episcopal Church, which was
tille1. A large number of clcryvmcn
were present, including nearly all the
Episcopal lectorS of this city and a
number from various part of the State
and from New York and elsewhere.
Services were read by Bishop Will
,mrr Of Alabama, arelativc of the de-
Hasf1 Bishop: Rev. W. Watkins,
hn}fsrof Christ Church Rev. Camp
,,d poSs Rector If Ascension Church.
The remai'nier.., inr. F'o'f, of T"wsont"Hu.
Nount Cemrt,,ere uttered at Green
'"'"'' O'''''e'Ai in the family lot.
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"WiIl | not make q fine angel 2"
said cOneeited fellow with uncom-
monty large ears. NO." replied the
lady ~ think your wings are too
high" = .. Ii. n.... -
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Marriecs

ALLEN-TABER-On O.tober 22d
1918, at the residence ofthe briist broth.
ef John W.. Taber, by tho Rev, Mr.
Gent,lle, Frank Allen, Esq, of Desoto
parish, to Miss Sue N. Taber, of Shreye-
port Shreveport Times.
The People's vindicator., 1878-12-14

The Democratic party proposes
to Investigate Northern bulldo-
zing and the Grads" don't seem to
like it.
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n;sc0ntinnancr Of the Monroe Land
n!tirr.

Notice has been given that the pre-
si0cnt Of the United States. By exec
uivc o,der dated Nov. .. 1873. has,
pursuant to law, directed that the
land office now located at Monroe,
La, be discontinued, and it's bnsi
ness and archievcs consolidated with
the land office at New Orleans, La,
on or before the first day of January,
1879.
Further notice Of the precise time
when the office as Now Orleans will
be ready to receive applications for
the lands transferred will bc given by
publication.
1t is reported that Governor Nich-
oils will make no appointment to the
Supreme Bench, to fill vacancy occa
stoned by the death of Judge Eyan,
until the Legislature assemblies.
EX.Gov. Hahn has been removed
from the New Orleans Mint. and Gov.
Foote, Of Tenn, replaces him.
The Commercial Convention is in
session in New Orleans. The pro-
ceedings so far indicate that it is a
grand gathering of the "oldest and
best" for a solid raid on the United
States Treasury, in the way Of sub.
sides for railroads, steamships, &c.
The N. 0. Times, 4th says:
I, Mr.. Hermann Jacobs, agent for
'%Jewish South, the only Southern
";;tESIei c;ty ri, the Jewish people, is in the
~ Ivy om"ang ang arrangements to move
'rLo No. o',i.e H.s+ Equalization to this point.
Inc men, ilfs5 st ~ Orleans edition will
present pre- time, and$ill embrace 3O,-
Judge S. J. N. Smith, os;,l,e First
Recorders Court, New OrleaS,, wa" w
impeached and removed from rsao
last week for retaining fines colectea.
Jefferson Davis, ex-President of
the Confederate States, is in New
Orleans. -
Defeated National and citizens AS.
sociation candidates are fling con-
tests against Democrats, in New Or.
leans Courts.
Political prosecutions have begun
in earnest. Seven citizens from Con-
cordia parish were arrested last week
and carried to New Orleans by depa
ty =. S. Marshals.