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REPUBLIC. :SISN.

The st. Lrri> l.,rr;nr Post say :
that "RrprhNi, .!ni>L, Ia hat State
has 10 savoy ,,r''3 : u power it
was i'S"'rnt antl r"r'!j,i :: and when
out OF t,nWt. IN th.' Stats 'it chang
ed its irSo'rnrr tor >''>',l'y, but lost
none of its corlup'i"i'.
The Same can hr t'n'',f:i|N said of
it here. Ralirali>m with it's State
record is not half ri>tnnd. Let
those who would learn of its n>o-
lcncr and corruption go back to it's
local lnIr and its l,orluI> will disgust
any and every honest man. TO-DAY
it's corrupt and infamous leaders are
here in the garh of scrvi|ity, cndcav-
oring to cloak their corruption; and
dared they, they would be as inso-
lent as when they dragooucd hun
drcdS of negroes through our streets,
yelling, and insulting every thing de-
cent in the town. And what occurred
here was repeated elsewhere. making
a record Of infamy 80 deep stained as
to render them public enemies in the
sight of all honest men.
In the whole gang there is not one
honest man. They have inSul'ed and
degraded every white man in this
parish. They p|undercd us of hun
drcds of thousands Of dollars. They
swind'ed, cheated and lied. in order
to rape the ballot box. Their Dis.
trlct Judge j. plnn'lerrr Of
school monies; their Parish Jad rrs
embezz|rrs OF shameless pcrjurcrs ;
their Representatives brihe takers;
their Senators thieves and blood
thirsty Communists. In fact the
whole array, little aud big, are with
ont one redeemiug trait; one spark
Of honesty or honor, one flow of
christian manhood And they wonder
that Sonthern white men and gentle
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NOTICE.

'V""rf*Sio" Of Lron'i"c !'errAer, dra.
I EANDRE NERCllER. having filed
IL his petition in the Clerks Office ap.
i'lN'n5 t" be appointed Administrator Of
he Succession of Lrontine Vcrcher decd,
Notice is hereby given to all persons ill.,
lrr">tr,l TO show canse within ten iay,
t"m the publication hereof, why pet.
TONERS application should not be grant.
ed.
Witness the Hon. T. A. Summons
.lu'l =" of said Court, on this, 4tb day Of
September, 4. D., 1873.
JNO. LAPLACE.
S'Nt. 1T. by Clerk
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
Succession Of Pierre NuSru and An
'"'"rt'e fon'oin, dccd.
INllN RU>CA. having flied in ,hr
~ Clerks Once his application to be
appointed Administrator of the >urrrs-
sion OF l'irrr RnSra, h.r'l. and also to
b" appointed Dative Tr>tanrntary En-
erut"i "I the last Will aud Testament o.
Ant"nrttr f"ntainr, drc'd Notice il
hereby given I" all prrs""> interested to
show cause wl!hIn ten days, why the
H,''I!catl"n OF til" petitioner should not
|" granted.
Witness the Hon. p 4, Simmons, jude
OF Sa'| Court, on this 9TH day of >rptrm
Der, a -. l-7-.
JNO. LArLACE,
sept HIT by. Clerk.
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NOTICE..

Succession Of llurcc|hn 7au:in, deed.
7ILES DVVASSE. Administrator Of til.
- >urrr>>lnli OF Marcriiin Tauzin d4d,,
hlvinS filed in the Clerks office, his pro.
\i>ioll;,i account Of said succession, notice
Is hereby given to all whom it may con-
r"rn to show CAUSE within ten days from
this date, why said account should not
w grant, 4.
Witness the Hon. p. 4. Simmons, Judge
OF said court: tii~ I'd day of September
a. D. ISIS.
JOHN LAPLACE,
Sept. III deputy Cle,k.
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Claiborne parish p"lled $500 votes
at her Democratic primaries.

L. H. Bowden, of Franklin parish,
has been nominated candidate fu.
Senator from the District cnmposph
OF Onachita, Jackson, Richlaud.
Franklin and Caldwell. Hon. E. E.
Kidd, of jackson, was his opponent.
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Register.

Every spark of manhood should
urge the whites Of this parish to the
registration and the polls. The Rad
icals will make their last and great.
est efforts this year, and every white
man must be on the alert.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EOI,ITI Al

FOL11I-:Ar,.
In pursuance Of tn" call Of the Parish
F"rnittrr. M Meeting OF III" Demo.
craft" voters IF Ward (n!d Ward ~
will be held in The ci, Of \atrhi,oclrs,
at the Court House. at i2o'clork m.. ON
TUE SDAY. SEPT. II, 1878,
tor the pnrpc." ct deciding upon the
manner of srl'c'in% Delegates to the
Parish Nominating. Convention.
4. T.. LEMFE.
L. HN.LER,
Members Of Central Committee.
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NOTICE.

Succession Of N'H';"m Errts, decd.
GEORGE HEHN. having filed his sppl'
II cation in the Clerks office, to he ap.
p"'n,"H administrator 0! the snccessI"n
"f William KEEL, d;, t.. notice j, hereby
given to all persons interested to show
cause within tn days from the pnblica-
ton hrlrrt Why petitioners application
should not be- granted.
Witness the Hon. J. A. Simmons, judge
of said court, ON thi, 9TH day of Septcm'
Der, A. ID 1915.
J\u LApLACE,
Sept. -: Deputy Clo'N'
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It is Ours.

This parish is ours. No Radical
can claim one Inch of gr"nnd he'e
that he does not fight for as we did.
He is in the tolls and must take the
consequences.
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In Our Favor,

Let any man who doubts that we
cannot sweep Natchitoches parish,
think of what the odds were against
us 10 1876, and look at our situation
now. Victory is certain if the whites
register and vote.
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TO the Registration.

Every white mans duty is plain for
the next sixty days-it ia to register.
If he Deglects it, he deserves to be
slave to a negro master.
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Information to Goth August, reports
the total number of cases in New Or
leans to that date, from yellow fever,
at 1854.
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John Sherman was howled down
by the audience at Toledo, Ohio
They couldn't stand "fraud' and Gre
SUMPTION"
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Lnde|ing and Fairfax arc the Ra1i
cal nominees for Congress in the 9Th
( La Congressional District.
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Maine didn't went,

this time as before. Little Hale is
beaten for Congress and the Green
backs and Democrats have captured
tho House of Representatives,
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COn>tahlc'> Sale.


Levy & Phillips vs.. II. Patrick Ant\v
,In~1lr" Court. Ward No. 100
Di VIRTUE of a writ Of Fl. Fa. in III.
- above entitled and numbered su,
and t" m" directed. will offer for sals,.
me- last and highest bidder at the do,,
of IT." Court House in til" city of Nat.
chitorllr> on
>"'"7"y, The **ISt Dag Of Sept, 1873,
The following Described property. to.wi.:
ONr dark roam mare branded All
One I!yh: roam mare and one roau colt
Terms Of Sale:
CASH. with tn" hr;riit of appraisemen.
J. LEONARD BILLIARD
Sept. '-H. Constable Ward |.
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We are authorized to announce W. B.
CARR ESQ, as = candidate for the Office
"fPARISH JUDGE, subject to the ac
ton Of the Parish Convention, Demo-
cratic party
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Marie -ideiaide .Marriom
10y VIRTUE of an order of the Hon:
ID olahlr Parish court of the ParlsA@
\atc}iitorl'cS, will offer for sale at 'Ds
door Of the Court House in the clfyo'
NatchitOchrs at II o'clock NJ. on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of Sept lo''
I'll" following property belonging to 'l''
th"vr named SIlrw>>iou: .,
\ certain tract Of Land, with the Orl'u,
'nGS net improvements thereon, sltua'e"
IN the Parish Of N%tchitrchrs alont thfw
HllrS below the 81 Mile Ferry, on oo'!
banks of Cane river, having front"
two arprni, on both banks OF said rho
and containing in the aggregate n',s1!
I'VE "rprntS, more or less, about ~" .
penis on right bank, and about ''a
penis o" left bank said tract is bor!'u.t"
above on the ii yht bank. by land OF w
~'ph Hayo,ne and on the left bank aoo's
hy )an,i of A. Lcc"mtr and htlo" v.
right bank, Ivy laud OF !. h. d. Metc'..'
ana below on left bank, by LAND VI .
LrcOnte.
Terms Of safe.
One third cash and The balance pa!sv..
in two equal annual instruments ID W. v'
and two years from day OF sic. WHY ri.
per cent interest from day OF SAFE ,r
purchaser to give his two pro'aFo'cIii
notes, rarh for one tlird 'ot the W.o az.
adjudication, payable Respectively III III r %
aud two years from day of sale ".I hom
eight per cent per annum interest \. r.,
sand day. Vendors privilege 70 w 9ssd 70
tanned aud special mortgage s'an,. Of
the property to secure the ,pa?"e'"",o e,
the credit trllu, of the purchase ' a,au,v
and the sale tr be made with !"' st me
of nou-al!rua,inn to the prr)''"!r,' Va
privilege and mortgage atoresaM' =,
JOSEPH J. METOYER'
Aog, r. ids. Adrnm''''"''
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Red River parish is now fully quar-
antined as is Rapides. Wiuu aud
Grant must now pull in line.
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AN NOT n G II NJ + n 7 S
FOR PARISH JIDGE.

We ara authorized to announce JUDGE
J. NJ. b. TUCKER ~ candidate for
PARISH JUDGE, Natchitochts Parrish,
snbject to tho Democratic Nominating
Convention.
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TAX NOTICE..

TAX NOTICE.
Sr\TH TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE.
Nalr"it"rh"s. March 18th. ISIS. (
'Ni!E public are hereby notified that |
L am how prepared to collect State a!,l
Parish Taxes and Licenses ROW due.
The following discounts are allowed by
law on taxes paid during
April 5 per cent on Tax Bill
MAY I"
june 1" -
l.. y. LANE.
March soft State Tax Collector.
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NOTICE..

!Surcrss;on Of Henry Norrison de'd'
NRED WILSON having filed his aP'
/ plication to he appointed Admnis'Fa'
tor of .i,r succession of Henry Harrison
drc',l.. notice is hereby given to all par
les Interested to show cause with II ten
days why the pra "r of said petitioner
>ii,n(d not Il" granted.
Witness the Hon. p. A. Simmons Psf'
ISL Judge, this I'd day of September A.
ID. ISIS.
". II. TCNNARD,
Sept i CLERK.
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Hayes is on q Western tour. His
efforts are worse than nothing.
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Attention.!

You must register, Your old pa
pers will not do. - .si
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A Good Ticket.

We want a good ticket; If good
men, good Democrats, and all is safe.
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GR''ST-Mjll. MsN!'

\ (GCST(S WALTER is now prcprcd
"a to repair and sharpen Gins and
Mills.
No Satisfaction. No pay.
Orders left at 29S will meet prompt
attention.
Refers to !. A. PRrDHOMME.
Aug, Slim.
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We are authorized to announce l.. A..
DEBLIEUX as candidate For Sheriff.
snbiect to nomination by tho Democratic
Convention of this parish.
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce L..
CHARLEVTLLE ESQ.,, rs . candidate
for SHERIFF, subject to the nomipa-
ton BY the Democratic Convention
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We are requested to announce W. $.
CAMPBELL ESQ, ss 4 candidate for
Sheriff Of the parish of Natchitoches.
subject to the action Of the Democratic
Convention.
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Terms Of sale

(a>h-Wit(' the benefit cl apprai>cment.
ID. II. BOjLLT. JE.
Sept. l!-tdS. Sheriff.
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>":.Eit >.AI,E

Sf"t' It i''t:~'''r V Allow ~,
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OFF. CE OF STATE SUIT OF PUBLlC
SCHOOLS, NASHVILLE, Tenn,

SCHOOLS, NASHVILLE, TENN,
O. October 21st, 1878.
John W. Paulett, Esq, agent Of J. II.
Butler 4 Co, :.Book Publishers, Phita-
dslphia, Pa:
Dear Sir Il take pleasure in acknowl-
edging the receipt of your admirable new
Tennessee edition of MitchelPs Intermedi-
ate Geography, accompanied by an accu-
rate and beautiful map of the State and by
descriptive Topical Text, which all well
informed Tennesseeans, will at once recog.
nize as a graphic descriptive geography of
Tennessee, brought up to the very moment
of its publication by DR.. j. Berrien Linds-
ley. 1t is an entirely new edition, with
a new map of Europe and g new map of
Africa, and together with its heretofore
accurate treatment of its topics, its clear
and elegant map and typography, it is rem
dercd we'll worthy the support of Tennes-
see, as it has received that of Virginia
recently by the adoption of the Virginia
edition by the State Board of Education of
that State. congratulate you as the faith
full agent of the enterprising publishers,
whom you represent, on your success in in
PRODUCING so many of their entire line of
excellent text books, on terms SO liberal, in
the way of introductory and exchange
prices, and especially commend your new
Tennessee edition of Mitchelps Geography.
am, Sir, very respectfully yours,
LEON. TROUsDALE,
State Supt. Public Schools.
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The First District.

Mr.. EDITOR The Democratic
press and orators have been making
a great ado over the Republican
party. They have worked them
selves up to the belief that a
+" spirit" does exist This is one
of the many Democratic decisions.
Their candidate for Congress, Robt.
L. Taylor, was nominated on the
ground of a great split in the Re-
publican party of the First District.
He has but little, outside of this,
to recommend him. He was foisted
upon the party as a sharp trick to
mislead those who favored the NOM
nation of Hon. A. A. Taylor. No
Republican who lays any claim to
intelligence will be deceived by any
such trickery. Every intelligent
Democrat ought to feel, and does
feel, Inundated. Those who have
been loudest in crying fraud are
the deepest in the mire.
1t all reminds one of the rogue
CRYING |" stop the theft" What has
Robt. L. Taylor ever done or said
that entities him to a seat in Con-
gress? What policy does he advo-
cate What does he propose to do
for the peoples? What can he do?
He is a clever gentleman, but there
are thousands of clever men in the
district who have no business in
Congress. Why were such able
men as G. r. Vance, s. j. Kirk
patrick, H. H. Ingersoll and others
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set aside by the Democratic conven
ton? 1t was to mislead Republi'
cans, encourage a split and disor-
ganize the party.
Under such circumstances, how
can any Republican vote against the
nominee of his party? Major Pet
tibone is an honest and able man.
He is thoroughly sound on the
financial question. He is staunch
advocate of "honest money" He
is a Republican from principle
and is pretty able to expound the
great principles of the party. He
is an honor to the State and to his
constituency as well. He is able to
lead the party to victory. He will
do so. Every Republican will be
found at his post. The heavy col
umns are closing up. Victory is
sure to follow. Stand firm and
show the Democratic leaders that
honesty is the best policy. Robt.
L. Taylor need not rely upon Re-
publican votes. His party has
taken wrong step-a fatal step.
There is such a thing as abusing a
man too much, and this the Demo
Gratis have done in the case of Maj.
Pettibone, the able and fearless
standard-bearer of the Republican
party in the First District.
CIvIs.
Jonesboro', Tenn, Oct. %, 1878.
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AN IMPERIAL CROWN
TO THE CLOSE OF LIFE
that promises much and pertorms nothing STANDS
Cristadoro's Hair PreSerVatiVe,
CONSUmPrION CURED.

An old physician retired from practice. hav-
ing had placed in s hands by an East India
missionary the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
cCnEumption. bronchistis catarrh. asthm ma ard all
throat and lung affections also a positive and
radical cure tor vOus debility and all nervous
complaints after hav nE tested Its wonderful cur
alive power in Thousands OF has ielt il his
duty 10 make II known 10 his suffering fellows
AcluRted by this motive and a dlsire 10 relieve
human suffering will send fee of charge to alt
who disire 1t this receipt with tull directions for
prep trinG and usei-g In German, French and
English. Sent by mail by ad .Iess 81 sramp
naming this paper. W. w SheIar. l49 Power
Block rochester. New York.
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Trustees Sale.

ID cut ID to me on the 10th day of Septembe
1877 by james Coin? and nd, wife Mary SONS
hGh deed Of qfS nsr o6 upS e e
Tr9st Deed Book y" Vol first or age SIS IS
and noted in trust note book "A" Page 23 will
O'Clock a. m on the Oh day of November 1873 sell
to the highest bidder tor cash in hand and III
bar of the equity of REDEEM ption the flowing
premises described in said deed of trust to wi:
being lot No in what is known as Walkers
addition g, Knoxville frontirg and mtasur!ng
back one hundred and TWEEN y (120) teet TO an
alley, being the anne lot cow yed to said James
Coins by foliver Baker and wife Lucinda Baker
by deed dated Sept q 1876 aid rsRist sred in
the r eeisters Office of Knox cou1 ty Tenn in book
"K" Vol at page 500 and noted in note book
i'B" pp1 6, The sale vii be made to satisfy tbs
indeb. edness with interest mentioned in sal iced
tegsther with the cost incdenc to said trust,
This Sept 18th 1873. B.. J. CHILDRESS
oct9W4t~ Trustee.
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Chattanooga Market.

Chattanooga Market.
Chattanooga Commercial. Sept. q.
CoRN-On wharf. 484c; in depot, 81.
WHEAT-65a80c. on wharf; 75a95c in de-
pot
OATs-Per bushel, 28a30' in depot.
HAY-6 la80 per cwE, on wharf
PoTAToEs-Irish, 50a60c; Sweet, 50a60.
FLoUR-Light demand; superfne, per
bbl., A 90; extra, $3.50; family, $500;
extra family, So. fancy. $40.
PoULTRY-Chickens, 124al5c; turkeys,
none in market. rs
Eaas-Per dozen, 123a13c.
BUTTER-Per pound. 124a20c.
GINsENa-Per pound, 20.
BEEswAx-Per pound, Oa22Ac.
HIDEs-Green, &c; sailed, 6a8c; dry
sailed, 8alOc. ZEs
FEATHERS Live geese, 16aa85c.
TALLow-Dull, per pound, &c
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MARKET REPORTS.
Wholesale Grain and Produce Market
OHRoNICLE OTFlCE.

OHRoEICLE ORFlCE,
Knoxville. TENN. Oct. p, 1878.
The demand for wheat continues good
at quotations. Corn is also wanted for
milling purposes, bat the supply of old
crop is short. New corn is not dry enough
for shipment. Good demand for oats at
quotations. Some inquiry for country
-four, with limited supplies. Bacon and
lard neglected.
There is no sale for dried fruits. Our
merchants confidently expect an improve
ment in this trade later in the season. @~
Field Sc DDS are furnished the farmers
by our merchants at quotations.
The market is we'll supplied with Field
Seeds, clover buying at $4, O0a4 80, selling
at 500 ta5. 20 per bush. timothy selling at
81. 9Oa2 90 per bushel orchard grass selling
at ST. .25a1 80; red top, 70a75c per bushei.
wagons Sides, II to u cents; hams, 81 to
ST cents; shoulders, 81 to 81 cents. ~.
Lard 8 to 9 cents from wagons.
WHEAT-Active buying at IS to 80
for white and amber; red. 10 to rs selling
per car loads at 85a95 per bushel.
CoRN-Old. loose. 40a42c; sacked in car
loads, selling 48 to Acc.
SoReHUM-In better demand; 25 to 30c.
OATs-DIll; buying at 20; selling
2ia27c.
PoTAToEs-LD bose, 80 to 400.
HAY-Local demand well supplied at
6OA61c per 100 lbs, b 4ied, retail only.
ORIED FRUIT-Applss firm. ! to lie.
per pound: Peaches: halves, l4a2 BlAt k
berries nominal 33a4:.
FLoUR-In demand country extra. buy
ing, 81. IS AGO selling, $2.O0a2 15; family,
buying, $zO0a2 II, selling, 81 25a2 40 per
sack.
FEATHERs-Prime8 81 to 49, mixed. 25s
soc.
BuTTER-Dull, medium. 10| good to
prime, 15sl8c.
EGas-Buying active 10allc with up
ward tendency.
HAes-Ootton, 1al4c.
BE xswAx-22c per pound.
GIasRNe-Spring, 6Oa6O.
5ENEKA SNAKE 35A4O
YELLow Roof 4a43
PINK RooT-10al5.
MAY APPLE RoOT-IC.
HIDEs-Dry lOallc.; green DC.
TALLow-61c.
FLAX SEED-Per bushel, 70a-5c.
BRASS Sc; Copper, 10c.
WooL-Per pound 2)a30.
APPLES Green, 40a50 per bushel.
RYE-50 to so cents.
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