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ShERiFF!>SAIp

Payne, ne: Kennedy 4 c".vSJ.p,B r,a,,,
District Cont Parish of orlea" s'F''
No. $50,
Dl virtNrof a writ of Fl y,
- the above entitled and nnm SIsa d
suit an,: to mr directed, / h. au,aA '!
and will Offer for sale to thu a'I ', SEIZED
highest bidder at the BrcazeaIle % IT.. AID
',"n' situated in the parish Of S, t,,o'''
'h"~. 40" occupied by J. ?. B Sa'eaI@
Dtl "aWH
:S"'"''~~ II" e" 1"r of Julv Il,
the following '.r>cri'"d property +. =.
%> Thn'y'No LEAD ofMr,ss "''
l4J Four head OF Horses. '''
l?!y Twenty head Of Mates and a.,
(23j twenty-five head Of Shss au Volt
90 Nine head of Hogs. 'p'
|2o) Twenty head of Cattle.
~ Seven yoke Of Oxen.
(l''0) Fifteen hundred },n.h,,.
Corn. more or less. 'Des Of
O. Seven Wagons.
CD One Carts.
llD Forty-tiv" Flows,
One lot Fouucr.
One Buggy and Harness.
One lot Household and Kjt,hs, H..
nitn:t. " { 1"
One lot Blacksmith and Ca,,.,...
tools. f'u''''
One lot of Dry Goods, Groce,;s. o.,
Hardware. ' 'u'
Twenty thousand feet Of lumbe, m,.,
or less. 'u''e
The lease Of the Breazeale pI,n,,,;,,
for and during the Year 1873: Al I ~.
Books, assets and appcrtenances hslos ~'
lug to the store.
Terms of Sale.
CASlI-with the benefit Of anD,,i,.
mtnt
D. II. BOULLT, j.,
Sheriff, Parish Of Natchitoehs
June Lids.
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Pinchback has sprung the color
line in the canvass for Congress 10
the 5th District. The Louisianian,
his paper, says this:
Thank God! the time Is past when
colOred men can be herded together
and voted like cattle, ia obedience to
the stern, dictates of rings and CON-
mittees, and that they can be no lon.
ger rallied under the old election
shiboleths. -. ,l..".;L: -.
Something more tangible and per-
manebt must be promised to secure
even respectable colered vote, at the
approaching election, for Republican
nominees, than the mere prospect of
party success, out Of which they Will
get nothing but.the hatred Of politi-
teal foes and the neglect Of political
friends.s '... 49, ) :r;..; :. .@.
so far as the Fifth District is con.
cerned, the colored voters are deter,
mined to vote for one of their own
race, for Congress, at the coming cleo.
ton, all mabipulatioDs of committees
and conventions to the contrary not
withstanding. III And political ring.
masters had just as we'll recognize
this fact now as later. .:.'. =,
We trust the Ouacbita "endorsers"
will will call II the attention Of the ''pres-
emit administration" to the fact that
one Of its pets has broke loose in a
new spot, and needs "consi}iation"
instantly; A lucrative tax collector:
ship won)d render him quite ."Con-
servstive." r. word to the wise, sc.
= =. . L.
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Sad Accident.

A crowd OF youths were out riding
last Sunday morning: when near the
Stivers place, jast above town, john
Frey and Charley Compton got to whip
ping each others horses. and from
that got int" IL race up the road to.
wards the cypress brake. Charley lis
covered tha, his horse WAS beading
dirrr'ly toward large hickory tree near
'hr read side, aud a,r'n pied II rein
him oft. but the rein broke and the
h"F>" IAN against the tree with him,
striking it the entire length Of his right
side, breaking his hip and hrui>luy him
badly EXTERNAL y a'.d internally. He
WAS Thought to have been nor;aliy
hurt, but mp 10 this wiring is still alive
and likely to recover if m"'titira'i"n
does not set in. This should hr a
warning t" other boys. brt we have ""
idea that It will he Ric(laud Beacon.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of Leston Prudhomme iced.
Dl virtue of IN order from the Hon.
ID Judge Of the Parish Court of Match
'toches parish, to me directed, will offer
at public sale to the highest bidder at
~ o'clock, NJ, at the door of the Court
House in this parish, on
Saturday, July 9Th, 1873,
the following described tracts of land be-
longing to said Succession, to-wit:
A certain parcel or tract of land, situ-
atcc in the parish of Grant. beginning ~
a point on the Southern boundary Of
section (o) eight, township \S) eight,
range (6) SIX; west of the Antoine Pru-
dhomme claim, now known as the Su)-
livan tract, sixteen 36-l0O chains west
from the sonth east corner of said claim
or tract, thence south on section line
being part Of the western boundary Of
section (75) seventy-6ve, Lestan Pru.
dhomme tract scventy-two 65-1O0 chains ::
thence west to point on the Rigolet de-
Bon Dieu, known as "the Break :" thence
up the said river to the sout}, west cor.
ner of section (8) eight, township ~
eight, range (6j six west, known former.
ly as the Antoine Prudhomne claim Inf
now known as the Sullivan tract: Theme.
along said southern boundary to tn.
place of beginning.
A certain parcel or tract of land hound =
ed as follows: From the Pecan fra. ~,
the river bank Of the Rigolet de Bon
Dleu, below the Gin House, north ~
east to north, west corner of south wrst
quarter Of south west fractional ouartcr
OF section GU seven township (s} EIGHT,
range ~ west; thence east to Western
boundary Of the Auguste Langlois claim.
Terms and Conditions Of Sale.
For the said lst tract, fifteen hundred
dollars cash, and for tho balance Of the
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NATCHITOCHEs, La, I
July LIST, 1878. (

GENTLEMAN Your note Of June 29th,
has been handed me Ihave cogent per-
sonal reasons why l should not accent
any Legislative Office, but for other rea-
SOUS lit is desirable to me, aud have
oonclpded2to accede to yonr request, and
become candidate for the State Senate
at the ensuing, election, subject to the
nomination Of the. Democratic Senatorial
Convention Of this District.
The very fattering tone If yonr call.
and the elacrity with which it was sigh
ed, are very grateful to my feelings, Tut
at the same time they inspire ME with
the fear that Iwill not be-. able to meet
the expectations Of my friends ! DO
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SheriH's Sale.
J. W. CockclEam VS.. NJ. II. CsT'a
District Court-No 1918.

J. ". CockclEam VS.. NJ. II. Caro-
District Conrt-No S2l3.
by VIRTUE of = writ Of seizl's~
ID sale III the above entitled and Ian y,
bcred suit and to me directed, ! W. ~,
seized and will offer for sale to the w. y.
and highest bidder at The door q "
Court House in the City and PsnN "
Natchitochcs, OH '-
Saturday the Goth day @JnH '''
the following described property te .? a,
A certain lot Of ground situated 10 '.s =
town Of Natchitoches, on Front s ''s.t
having a trout Of IS feet on SAID eI s,t
with a dehth of two hundred aud e's' y.
five feet, being the same propelN NJ
Iuired from the succession OF Viet" ~; ::
rand Oh the 18th day of January, vsth
said lot of ground being bounded S %,,
by property of Mrs. Clara Laplace S T.at
by property of T. LacoSte, East o' ., u
street. together with all the boi'u' vt
and improvements thereon OF u
wise appertaining.
Terms Of Sale:
CASH, with the benefit Of appraiser"
D.. q. BoULLr. J.k
June 15~tds, S"'
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Ouachita Parish,

A correspondent Of the No. DEM
ocrat, whose letter We publish ia this
issue, tells us how a minority Of votes
can control a parish. The refusal, to
submit the action Of the parish con-
vention to voters Of the whole parish
shows at once that Senator Stubbs
know where his strength lay. ''4'. !
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Payne, Demorant & Co., vs.. J. P B,ud
well.
District Court. Parish of Orlpau
No. 306Gl.

ny virtue of a writ Off. Fa. issudn
- the above entitled and nauh,s
suit, and to me directed, l have wir
and will offer 1or sale to the |aa nj
highest bidder at the Pre- Aux Cles
plantation. on 3D..
Saturday, the 9th day of july u1t
the following described property, teE;
A certain plantation known Is Ii.
Pre- Aux Cleres plantation" situstsd %
the right bank Of Red River descendinr,
in the Parish of Natchitocb.s sboafM
twenty Mills above the city ofNatsdito.
ches, bounded above by )snas now OF
lately belonging to Z. l.. Hysms, and
below by lands now or lately belonging
to Ben. Grape, and containing 81
95-l0j acres.
Another tract or parcel Of landinb
rear of. and attached to said planhia
containing (l34 S7-100) one hupdM
and thirty-four 67~lOO acres a. pss hn
drawn by Thomas Hunter, Y. 5. DEPUTY
Surveyor, bounded on the north vests
lands DOW or lately belonging to e.
HyamS, and on the west by section N
IS, in township II of ranges.
Another tract OF land being the bod.
vided half of tract of land in ssts
No. 80, in township II of range . H.
:nrl8 owned by II. l.. Bennett and )
Nj. Hyams, containing two hundred Hl
tweuty-nine 5l-lOo acres, boanaaa
the north east by land now Or latslyk
longing to Benjamin Grape, east byw
ton No. 36, in township II, Of nncS
and en- the south by section No. z, town
ship 10, Orange 9, west,
Another tract or parcel Of land benz
lot No. 2, and the east half Of the n0i
west quarter of section No. 2. IN tow
ship No. 10, north of range No. 9, W.T.
containing one hundred aud touitSs
16-lOO acres.
Terms of Sale:
CaslI-with the benefito appraissutDL
D. H. BUULLT, j.
Sheriff, Parish of Natchitoesa
June ] ids
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Ever since it became known that
Judge l.evisee was offered $lOO,ON for
his electoral vote, the office of President
has sank into iu>iyuitirancr. and more
men in every State are in training for
the nomination for leader in l9>O than
ran for City Marshal in Ir7G. 1t
doesn't take men in this country long
to learn what's what.-I Hawlhcvc.
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keyser 4 McKenna. VS.. Parish OF Nsltlt
tOches.
District Court No. 1902. =
DY VIRTUE Of a writ Of Fieri fias
- issued i'll. the above entitled and nap
bcrcd suit and to me directed | na'I
seized and will offer for sale to the ~
and highest bidder at til" door Ct az
Court House in the city and Psnsh y
Natchitochcs on
Saturday the 9th day of july. l@
the following described property, en'
Forty thousands {46,000) bricks bn
or less, sand and cement forming y.
constituting the brick pavement eS'at
ing from a point opposite the ce'm y
Masonic Hall, on Second street to aM u
front and around the Court House tsp'
"NttcnIe South west corner Of the t"3
House.
Terms Of Sale:
CaSh-with the benefit of appraisers
D. Il. BOvLLT, IT,.
Junel .tds, Sb.I
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r. The New Orleans Democrat i'm.
proves with the age andin popularity
every , hour with the masses The
clear cut democracy Of its editorials, its
fresh and newsy dispatches, we'll se-
'lected clippiogs'and superb locals de-
partmeDt place it far beyond the Times
Or Pieayane in excellence, and liza BED
riverits cant GIT a Democrat from a
passing steamer or BY mail, ,be,dont
want any thing. '''7' 'j''f1. mi
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There was joy in the camp of a
few newspapers over ouachita's 40
ton, but the joy was Of hut short du-
ration, for the vast majority Of other
parishes laughed At ouachita for al.
lowing Themselves gulled into such
an unpopular, undemocratic move as
the opposing Of % Constitutional Con.
Vention. tsEaL s.4f u i.--...l -
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NOTICE..
SuccesSio" Of Peabody Il. Morse.

S"ccessio" Of Peabody Il. Morse.
1 LENS f.. LESlEE having filed his
II petition to be appointed Admini>tra-
tor Of the Succession of p. a. Morse. de
ceased. notice is hereby given to all
persons in interest. to show canse within
Ten days why the prayer Of sid petit
TONER should not be granted.
Witness the Hon. P. A. Simmons.
Judge of said Court, on this 2nd day of
July, A. D., 1873.
JNO. LAPLACE,
July TIT. by. Clerk.
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The closing hours of Congress,
from all accounts, was as INDIGENOUS
as a Radical negro or Southern
Democratic legislature. Drunken
men, ribald shouts, cat calls and
songs, is very nice way to end a
Congress that was expected to be
productive Of so much good. Ve,ily
Nero fiddled while Rome was burning
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Kellogg and jerks.

Hell aud damnation." he ejaculat~
ed "why, Che is making herself and
everybody else ridiculous! She was
employed in the Office of my attorney
general as a sort of detective, for
which she seemed to be suited by the
peculiar facilities of reaching certain
people, who could have been reached
10 no other way. Rut here she is 60
ing on to make out that she was the
life and soul Of the government itself!
OF coarse can't stand this.
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A CALL.
NATCHIToCHEs, La,
June 10Th, 1873. {

NATcHlToCHEs, La,
June 10Th, 1878.
NJ. J. CUNNINGHAM ESQ,
Dear Sw::- The undersigned, your
friends and political associates. would
request your becoming a candidate for
the State Senate from this District. We
are aware that to do so you are required
to make personal sacrifices. but your pat
riotism and loyalty to sterling Democrat
'ic principles; your unseldsh efforts in
Ueba!f Of party and people in the dark
est hours of our fluctuations, lead ns
to the opinion that you will lay aside
your personal desires for the public e cd.
Natchitoches wishes to present to her
fellow citizens Of the several other par
ishes of this District, candidate, who,
not only possesses the capabilities nee
essary for the position, hit, who has
made a record as pure and spotIess man
and Democrat, through times which
were as the ''fiery ordeal" In you, we
are proud to know they can with con.
fdence present such a man and in pre-
senting him give the District the ASST
rance of being periodically and ably
represented in the State Senate.
Very Respectfully, your friends and
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Richland parish has organized. The
Democrats Of that parish refused to
put any one on the Central Commit
tee who was not in favor of q Consti-
tutioual Convention. Is this aDotber
''gur," or WHAT - ,,te ~" -, -:
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The people don't seem to rally in
this State as of yore. If the Baton
Rouge Convention says, no Constitu-
tional Convention," the number of
statesmen () coming up missing this
fall will be fearful to think or dream
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Matthew Webb. the great English,
nr rather Welsh swimmer. proposes
to attempt at aquatic achievement
which may I've well called unpara]lcl.
ed. lie will try to swim Thirty six
hours without aid from any life saw
ing apparatus.
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Packard still insists that if Hayes
carried Louisiana, he did also. Well
now, there isn't so much falsehood in
that surmise az one would suppose.
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The Point Coupee Pelican has dis
covered tue wide difference between
a Radical and . Republican, Hayes
10 q Republican, We sapposs, and
John Sherman q Radical. Bah. ;ot
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ID 1 g a

CROCHERON--1 In this City, July 3ra,
1878, Mrs. CAROLINE HESTER CROCHERoN,
wife Of DR.. s. B. Crocheron Born in
Fairfield District, South Carolina. Aged
"A wears. = :, -. -i.:.a =.
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M a r. lie al ,

CURRY-ROSs-On Thursday, June
9th, 1878, BY the R ". H. N. Raglan, A.
l. CURRY, Of La, to NJ. E. Ross, of Mo.
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Total 81 votes.
The members of the Central Commit
tee representing the several wards are
requested to call meetings Of the Demo-
cratic party in their wards for the pur-
pose of electing delegates under this call.
1t is hoped that full delegation will
respond
NJ. J. CUNNINGHAM,
Chairman, Parish Executive Committee.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

succession Of Marie Louise Leras
seur, decd.
DY virtue of an order of the Hon the
- Parish Court in and for the parish
Of Natchitoches, and to me addressed, |
will sell to the last and the highest bid
der at the door of the Court House in
the City and Parish of Natchitoches, on
Wednesday, the 18th day cfJuly, 1879,
the following described property belong
ing to the minor J. Lestan Langlois.
A certain lot of ground situated in the
Town of Campte, in this parish, contain
ing four acres, more or less, bonded
north by lands of Joseph Henry. south
by lands of VIM. Levy, east by land of
heirs Of Jules Condo west by land of
NJ. an'| l.. Pcrot, and E. L. Hart.
Terms of Sule.
Cash, subject to appraisement.
d. II. BOULLT, JE.
june l".-tds. Sheriff.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
* I);,N E\Y.
tuir|nr kr>. utl,a ". ). W,ul,ny. her
l!N*banl
NG.;l;r! Court. parisl, nt \atrl,itnrl,..S.


y his cas-" w. l,;,>,.n ct the law and
! the c> l;ir;lc" '".;,!. in favor Of the
Plaintiff. caroline Hn.,r1hal. il is there
fore "rtrr''( Hhi','!nrA AND drrrrrl la:
size q" haNr AMI ,,r,'N"! t.. ,',. IL t, nlN
Simrn Nin'',t.. he stan ni Four III II
sand Seven Hundred U"Ila,S with ) yer
cent interest thereon from the 18th ,ia\
OF March, 1914. and costs, with lrroyui-
ton Of her privilege ,,l"l mort gage on the
movrah]r and i'nnovanIr property of her
hnshrnd the said Simon Winbary. 1t is
further ordered that the community Of
arunrts and gains heretofore existing he
her and her said husband be-, and the
same is hereby dissolved. AID that Plain
till 1t" hereafter have thr control and adj
"! her separate estate.
ID ne ana signed in open totrt on this
2'th day Of June. liz.
iSiGnd ID. PIERSON.
District Judge.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of \utchitorbrS.
Clerk Office.
hereby certify tn" above and ,orry"-
in@ t" l." true aud correct copy Of he
Original ''"d ~m"nt Oh file in my office.
Witness my hand and Of
us. fetal Seal at NatchitochcS.
La, this 81 day Of Jn]y.
\. D.. 1878.
". II. Tt'NNAkD,
.J]nyG -;t, Clerk.
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SHERITF'S SALE.

A. b. Sompayrac for Use of J. W. Cock
erham transteree VS.. D. H. Boullt, Jr.
by virtue of writ of alias Fl. Ia. in
- 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 door of the CONT
House in the city and parish of Natch,to.
ches, on
Saturday, the 20 day of July, 1873,
the following described property, to-wit:
4 certain piece or parcel Of land situa-
ted in the parish Of Natchitoches, being
the east half of north east quarter of the
north east quarter of south east quarter
aud south east quarter of south east quar-
ter OF section q, containing Is? acres;
also ~ 100 acres Of the said east halt
OF north east quarter and north east
quarter of sonth EAST quarter of said Sec
ton 4, being excess in said tract over the
area located by virtue Of Military Land
Warrant 10. 1888, also the north east
quarter of north east fractional quarter
OF section 9, containing rs 76-lOO acres,
also 76-lUO acres of said south east
quarter of section 4, being excess in said
TT ct over the area located by virtue of
Military Land Warrant No. 81 ,SS6, in IA
vor of Wa]cott A. Strong the whole OF
sad tract Of land being situated in town.
sd'p No,9, north Of rauge 6, west, and
containing the aggregate quantity Of
ls3 so-lUO acres more or less, together
with all the buildings and i'm prove.
mcntS thereon, it being thu sane acQni"
ed by the vendor f;"n Robert l.. Jack
son, on the 9th day of August, 1875, as
per private act of sale duly Recorded IN
the Recorders Office of this parish.
Terms of Sale.
Cash-with the benefit of appraisement.
A. P. BREDA,
June l5.- Coroner, ex-officio Sheriff
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rwenty:-innin.e newspapers in Lou
isiana are for q Constitutional Con.
vention and several parishes yet to
hear from. y ''''' -. : ~ :.
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Is.
C. T. Chaler.
J. P. Campbell,
Albert Sompayrac,
S V. B. Cox,
Numa Gongre,
r. P. Hutson,
JAS. G. Noise,
C.Chaplin,
Emile Cloutier,
NJ. T. Boswell,
A. f. Lemee,
Tbeo. Schunlan,
g, Jno. Genoe,
J.C. Keyser,
Jno. C. Trichell,
W. E. Russell,
E. Smith,
G. c. Lorbitt,
N. H. Carver,
l: Levy,
Thc's. ?. Chaplin,
Edward Phillips,
+ F. Bouis,
Tho's. J. Flanner,
i. T. Gallon,
u. A. Bossier,
Tho's. F. Porter,
S. E. Curtis,
J. P. Hartman,
8. B. Simmons,
Jas. X. Cotton,
Marx Jackson,
+: NJ. Hartman,
Chas. Miller,
G. Fontenot,
John N. Tucker,
W: H. Gallon,
Jules Janin,
Geo. w. Kearney,
Jno. Lap)aee, =
Henry Cotton,
Emile Deblieux,
J., H. Kile,
Willis Holmes,
s. NJ. Hyanies,
Jas. T. Sprowl,
c: F. Dranguet,
w. FRENCH.
James Atkinson
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fellOW-citizens,

fellow-citizens.
W. W. Breazeale,
L. A. Deblieux,
C. A. Billiard,
J. J. johnson,
J. D. Lambert,
W. NJ. Trammell,
Geo. E Gillespie,
Chas. Hamlin, -.
J. E. Mcssi,
James Beasley,
E. Mason,
PIE Prudhomme,
r. 81. A. ffuunOmme,
Jno. Dunckelman,
c. F. IHerisson,
G. E. Airey,
7. Halter,
Joseph Levy,
J.F Goodwin,
A. H. Lecomte,
John A. Clemons,
J. w. Suddatl,
Henry NJ. Levy,
J. a. Ducournau,
A. Ducournau,
NJ. s. Curtis,
": II: Ware,
J, F: Wagley,
Isaac Kahn,
A. A. Pelli,
Abraham Kahn.
G. j. Smith,
Benz. Simon,
Dan'l. Bell, e. $1,000.
J. R. Lark,
P. s. Prudholnme.
w. j. Smith,
Jas. N, H. McCook,
JOS. P. johnson,
F. LATTER, .: .
G. P. Ezernack,
L. Perot, J
Evarists Greneaux,
W. H. Barbee,
Cha's. H. Levy,
F. P. Raggio,
A. E. Sompayrac,
w! G. Ross, !
WIN. Payne, r,n
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to which all the Wards of this parish are
respectfully requested to send delegates.
Each Ward will be entitled to one
delegate for each 50 votes cast for F. T.
Nichols, in 1876, and one delegate for
each fraction over p votes cast at said
election. The representation Of the res
prctive Wards will he as follows:
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In accordance with Resolutions adopt
ed at the meeting Of the Parish Exrcu
tive Committee on Saturday last. 18th
inst. Convention of the Democratic
party of this parish is hereby called for
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Rooms PARISH EXElV'TiVE COMMITTEE.
Eatcl!tocllrs, La.
June 10Th. 1878.
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Casl-with tho benefit of apprsissusD'
D. H. BOULLT, j.
Sheriff, Parish of Natchitoesa
June ] ids II
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keyser 4 McKenna, VS.. Parish Of Mater
toches.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23

In accordance with the resumption act
pnssed by Congress the redemption OF green
backs will be begun next year, unless Con
eress should interfere, which is scarcely pos
sible. Efforts have been made to persuade
Secretary Sherman to exchange gold 1or
preenbacks at all the United States SUBJ
treasures, but this he has declined to do, on
the ground that it will scatter the resources
of tho country and make 1t possible for COM
binations to be formed to organize runs upon
the treasury He will therefore pay out gold
at the New York sub-treaBury alone. The
process Of redemption In New Orleans, anu
at Chicago and other cities where sub-treas"
urles are situated, will be this: Legal tenders
will not be redeemed, but coin drafts on Ne"
York will be given In return for legal tenders
and resumption will be brought about In this