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Sherif''S Sale.
State ofLa., vs.. Valsin Monette, ct al
No. 1876

State ofLa., vs.. Valsin Monette, ct al.
No. 1856.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of Fl. Fa. issued
- 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 Court
House in the city and parish of Natchi-
toches, on
Saturday the 9th day Of april, 1873,
the following described property, to-wit ::
A certain tract or parcel of land stu
ated in the Parish of Natchitoches, bound
ed north by Bayou Natchez, east & south
by Bayou Natchez and Emile Sompay-
rae, and west by Old River: said tract
containing one hundred acres, more or
less, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, with the benefit of appraisement'
D. H. BOULLT. JR.,
March 2-tds. Sheriff.
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Charley Howard must certainly
control the present Democratic Ex-
ecntive Committee of this State. If
not, why did they refnse Capt. Fitz
patrick his seat in 1876 in that au -.
gust autocratic assemblage? Fitz-
patrick has been one of the foremost
men for the people ever since he has
been il the Legislature, and W.
think the Executive Committee owe
him an apology. .~G
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A joint Resolution has been intro
duced in ''our' Legislature requesting
the Governor to call an extra Session
OF five days, Certainly. Give them
fifty. Rutwe seriously supposed that
the sixty days just passed was time
enough to convince the majority that
they had signally failed.
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NOTICE..
SALE OF FERRIES.

T'HE public are hereby notified that
L there will be sold on SATURDAY, the
2}rl day of March 1878, the following
newly established Ferries to wit:
AT Grappes Bluff,
BroalwelI'> crossing.
Carvcr> Place on Cane river
Enamel prndhommes,
Mouth of Bayou Boubeux.
Also the following Ferries not hereto.
fore sold and others with which the terms
of sale have not been complied with,
At the Mouth of Cane river.
Bayou Derbaunr.
Jolnson's Ferry.
Glnnry's Ferry.
McDonal,l's Bluff on Black Lake will be
sold for 5 years.
The Others will be sold for the term
ending the 3lst day Of December 1890.
The purchase price payable on the spot,
in any Parish paper not legally issued.
The purchaser to give bond annually as
required by law. WIN. PAYNE.
Feb l6-2t President Police Jury.
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Kidd, c Jackson, has introduced a
bill to take the sense of the people of
this State on the question of holding
a Constitutional Convention. The
people are to vote on the question on
the day and at the time of the next
general election.
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Kidd, Of Jackson, isn't such a
limb as bis name would indicate.
We learn that during his recent
burst of e'oquence 10 favor of u Con-
stitntional Convention, some enthus.
ed Louisiana Lottery man in the
lobby exclaimed, "Go'at Kidd, Ly-
urS ~
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Intermittent fever or fever and ague
is a common and sometimes fatal COM
plaint on bottom lands, and we
strongly advise to those living 10 such
localities Home Stomach Bitters. :.
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NOTICE..

Succession Of Seine Deslouches.
W1LLIAM B. POWELL having ap-
w piled for the Administration Of the
Succession Of Seine Desloucles, decd.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern to show cause within ten
days, why his application should not be
granted.
Witness the Hon. P. A. Simmons, Judge
of said Court, this 2lst day of February,
A. D. 1873 JOHN LAPLACE,
Feb 23-2t by Clerk.
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NOTICE..

CHARLES F. L'HERISSON having
" applied to be appointed adm'nlstra;,
of the joint SUGGESTIONS of Christine anu
Alphonse L'Herisson, decd. Notice is
hereby given to all whom it may con.
Germ, to file their oppositions thereto ID
ten days, otherwise the application VIII
be granted. . '>,.,n
w. II. NARD,
March 2-2 Clelk'
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The New Orleans DEMOCRAT has
shown its faith by works, and stands
to-day as it has from the first, the
foremost paper in Louisiana. Our
people have never for a moment lost
confidence 10 Hearsey and Dnpley.
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Pedigree of AndOver:

Got by Edgar (6712) 1st dam Red Rose
3D., by Bnrnet, (763D I'd Dam Red Rose,
by Mountaiueer, (s67l) Bird dam May
Rose, by Duke OF Ardrie, (l2730) 4th dam
Moss Rose, by Stanhope's Cossack, (377)
5th dam Mary Aune, LIST by Comet, (]854)
9Th dam Mary Anne, by Middlesbro,
(l234), 18th dam Prudence, by Edward,
(lO02, 9Th dam by President, (5l7). 9th
dam by George, \274).
J. ALT. PRUDHOMME.
Feb. 23.-3m.
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the Responsibilities Hnu mu>t a'"n"
l>.unr wv Your acts h'lrFntoir cha1-
tahIv cited ~ "crrols. hUt which
hc!ca!tt, vii! he drnourcc0 rs crimes:
We 1,ayr Gnrr oar t7nlv. ~ ;',at
rcnr v Airh may.
r-=t~-ssarSxsasr.azs.2r.,
The Democrat aud The '!onoH"l;">.
II" evening NNN Should know
NYt We c,l>~iNx o' Public printer
',a& y ,nnuor"Ii>t" is IN idea 81 far
fetched rs ~ preclude the possibility
Of il "1oing down" with the mass nf
our rItH"II>. and we are fearful that
I've routlr reminder Of the IrItu to the
jhno",n'. III its issue Of Saturday
cvrriNy last. j. s""r"etrA from u
Split Of self interest and not patri-
oti>m. The motive uf the Ur}ju is
IT 'rast oven to severe criticism and
g.. ,ao:, :, n,,;,o,r H., tl,,n =, no,or
Ma ,o,.l;.,,.,. &c ;ts ,o,soninr
vIcr. ,.yc, Was, strorr.r orro-
mont w f,~.., 1T the nrnplirtv Of the
niH" Of sustaining ionrn@!, at f,iv
40 :. ::';ma'o rates few is work, by
',' rnl,jr tlHu }.i~ s.N'" Noh!e bat
!" ~ i've Iypnnrywt arAinvl mrnnno-
Is. Nl"'N 50 far rN>0ccrs>fn'lH and
"".>'N'"I5"1 Ivy "a" I'~ty"H", Times,
t'ff" and ihM. al c'nmnrous les;
I)rrrmi~r fer IN" post vi o:,j'!l' or
";10, IT," pm th"r"Nn'" h"'nn-inG
4n1 tie hanor Of "MiNtrrmonopo}i>t,"
whir! littpr position the DriM now
haS The had taste to 2sSaiI.
TIE rcor," of this State. outside of
New O,lrAnS. sustain with IN una.
u,n;ty which the Dritn would be as
toni>hcd at did it take the tronh|r TO
irqniry) tie DcMocrut heart and soul.
Tie net of the Printing Bnall giving
that journal the public printing has
been universally npp'au1cd through
out the State. NAy-the people, the
country tax payers, won!d rat'.cr..pay
the Dcmocraf tvicc-ave ten times
tive amount now allowed Nv law, than
+hot any otl,ur Cno,;S, manor iu Vow.
Orleans should do the work for MOTH
ip~
The mere amount of money cxnend
cd 70 md thp wor|, done hv thr DEM
ocrut does not count feather in the
scale, Loujsianjans want A ,cprcscn.
totjyc nanrr published in tho ENGLISH
language. in New Orleans. That want
they sunDlird with the Dcpocyof : its
editor and manager were selected bv
.to rh;,o no1o ~ .,;a ctoto ,o
~" ",'o F.' , W..
'ahSe OF ''eIr Known hono'' ao''ItS
and patriotism because they could
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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I um Anderson was sentenced to
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tentiary. Il Thf =,
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My daughter has received
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II. X. STEVENS.
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No 10 Russell Street.
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The Democrat still continues its
battle in the interest Of the people.
but with poor success.
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Sherif'S Sale.
State of La, vs.. Jack Edwards, ct al.
District COurt-NO. 1910,

Sheriff's Sale.
State of La, vs.. Jack Edwards, ct al.
District Court-No. 1910.
DY VIRTUE of two writs of Fl. .Fa.
ID issued in the above entitled and
numbered suits 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 Natchitoches, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of Apr7, 1873,
the following described property, to-wit j:
A certain tract OF parcel Of land situ-
ated in the parish of Natchitoches, and
being all that portion of the south west
quarter of section I, township 10, range
7, laying south of Bayou Bourbeux, and
containing one hundred acres, more OF
less. together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, with tho benefit of appraisement.
D. II. BOULLT, JR,
March 2-tds. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Sale.
Caspari & DIETRICH vs.. N. F. Darnel.
Parish Court-No. 1862.
DY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and
ID sale in the above entitled and num-
bered suit and to me directed, l 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 April, 1873,
the following property, to-wit:
Lots Nos. l3, IA, Is, p and q, situated
in Springville, near the city of Natchito-
ches, with all the building and improve
ments thereon, being the same acquired
by the defendant N. F Darne)l, from the
Corporation of Aatchitoches, on the 9TH
day of October, 1871.
Also lot No. IL, near the Pump Spring,
being the same acquired by the defendant
N. F. Darnell, from Elizabeth Devinney,
with all the building and improvements
thereon.
Terms Of Sale:
CASH, with the benefit of appraisement,
D. H. BOULLT, Jr.
March ids Sheriff.
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GREENBACKS
FOR BONDHOLDERS
GREENBACKS
FOR GOLD GAMBLERS!
GREENBACKS
FOR NATIONAL BANKERS!
GREENBACKS
FOR THE PEOPLE!
GREENBACKS
FOR ALL PURPOSES!
For which money is used interchangea.
BILE at par with Gold and Silver, in suf-
ficient quantity as to promote industry,
invite immigration, and develop the re-
sources of the country, is what the
OIHV|HnAII euQUIhch
Claims is the only remedy for the ills
brougnt upon the country by Legislation
and Laws, enacted for the benefit Of a
Monied Class, and the oppression Of La
Dor and Industry.
Government Credit sustains our Bonds
for the benefit Of the wealthy, let the
same Credit
SUSTAIN GREENBACKS
For the benefit Of the People who sustain
the Government.
DAILY ENQUIRER, per year $12 90
WEEKLY ENQUIRER is
Free of postage.
Agents wanted,
Send for specimen copies.
FARAN& Mclean, Publishers,
Feb 23'lmo Cincinnati, Ohio.
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IT Is A
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South PosToN, Feb 7, ]e7
a MIR STEVENS.
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Improve Your Stock !
vTHE fine Thoroughbred, Short Horn
l. Durham Bull.
ANDOVER,

will stand a limited season at Oakland
Plantation, lBurmuda P. O., Natchito-
ches Parish) at
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TEN DOLLARS THE SEASON.

Pasturage free. Prudent care will be
taken of stock, but l will not be respon-
sible for accidents.
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evils they battled manfally and so
long to destroy.
Will you dismiss your present evil
Counsellors and return to the execu
ton of the PRINCIPLES of the party
which has from the foundation of oar
Republic, battled only and solely for
the rights of the American citizen?
Your people are disintegrating-
You certainly must feel much con-
Germ thereat. There is but one way
to reunite them aud to restore to
them confidence in you. 1t is a bold
and manly effort to save them; TO
carry out the pledges made by our
pa,ty--to give the people an HONEST
CoNsTITuTloN
You have been silent on this sub,
ject, so vital to the party !; in fact, the
only shibboleth now remaining to re,
call our scattered hosts, so fall of con
fdence one short year ago aud how
disbandiDg and in matiny, TO one
more sublime effort at the breach.
II Is time that silence should be
broken You must no,e speak, and
that quickly-calling upon the Demo.
cratic legislators to grant the people
their demands, to fulfill those sacred
pladges made from every hustings in
The State-Ro REDEEM LOUISIANA!
The New York herald., 1878-09-24
CLEARED.

Steamer General Whitney, Hallett. savannah-George
Yonge. 80 ~, ,,,
Steamship Co. . -
steamer william Woodward. Young. Baltmore-J
krems
steamer Franconia, Bragg, Portland Ames.
Ship Magdalene (Ger) Henke, Bremen-Watjen, Iocl
Co. - -
BARK Clarence. Atkinson, London j Jansen.
BARK Ala (Nor), Asakson, Trfeste-Bockmann. Oeflein
Bark Carl Gustav (Rus), Soderberg Marseiles-Funch
Edye Il Co. .,... ,u,
Bark Esther (Aus). Czar, Constantinope-John
Bark Marlborough (Br, Forbes, Bahi.-GeorGe Buley.
bark Admiral Tegethof tGer), kehr. Savannah-Wat'
jen, Toe Co. :. 80 -
Big Benedetto QtaD. CaGero. Marseles-Funch. Edye
Brig Odorilla Holland Rio Janeiro Thomas Norton
Co.
Brig Eugenia veazie, Demersra-Leaycraft Go.
Schr Anna Miller. Rio Janeiro Thomas Norton Co.
Schr j + Augur. DAYTON. Pernambuco-Abiel Abbott
Sclr 1,avnia hell, Aldrich, st kittsJones L0ugh.
Schr Linda (br), Morong, Campooello, Nb-Crowell e
PattangaL
schr Welcome Home C,r). Munro. st John. NB- Scam
NELL Bros. -
Schr Florence Shay. Van Cicaf Galveston-Evans. Ball
schr Frances Hallock, Moule, Jacksonville
schr Furman Multord. Shaw. Georgetown. DC-Evans
Ball " Co.
Schr Charles Sears, Turner, Boston-Jei Frye Co.
Schr George A Pierce, Baker. Salcm-Wiilis Ropes
Schr j orthington, Fitch, Cohassett Narrows-Fer
guson Il Wood.
Sohr Jane B Brainard, Hull. Newporr-George Blaiu
4 Son
The New York herald., 1878-09-24
STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE.

On Wednesday last, about noon. Mr. Peter Martng
an old resident of Casteton Four Corners West
Brighton lett his homo and has not been heard
of since He seventy years ofage, and, with
his sons had been for long time IN the ice business
obtaining his ice from a large pond near his farm
house. Mr.. Martiing and his wife occupied the house
with their son Abe and his family ana within short
distance Of the residence OF another sen, John.
Tho ice business proved failure last winter anu It
passed out OF the hands oil the family The iather,
VINO bears the reputation among his noighbors OF
being n hard working, industrious man, was very
much depressed IN spiriis, particularly for some
weeks past and this despondent state OF mind was
urtner aggr lvated by attack OF intermittent lever
ON the night preceding MIS- Disappearance heauended
a political meeting at Thomas kenny's, Columbia
street. West Brighton and returned TO his house at
late nour.
rho next day left home, going In tho direction Of
West Brighton, and no trace OF him has since bcen
discovered. HIS wiie ard sons, alarmed ut his alb
sencc OF Wednesday night. made inquiries at the vii
age instituted thorough search ia the ADJOINING
woods and ponds Tho latter are nearly five acres
extent, ana very deep In some places. Two OF them
were dredged, and small cannon was discharged
over the spot whore thought he gnt have fallen
in Each day the search was prosecuted, but without
success.
Tnc police authorities were not notncd until Satur-
day aud strange TO say, no general alarm gwen,
ns some members OF the iorce last evening bsd not
heard OF the affair Many of the villagers were OF
tho opinion that tho missing man has gone to HI:
he had heard MIN express a determination, II bus-
ness should iail with him., To go TO Penn.
syyania. AS he was well known to tho ofii-
cals Of the ferry company, ana they all declare
that tb bcy have him he LETT home, little
hopos OF his safety are entertained HIS sons do not
think that tramps have had anything to do with their
fathers absence, those gentry are very scarce
Staten Island They will continue the WORK OF dredg-
ing the ponds until they arc satisfied OF the result.
The woods are very extensive In the ncighborhood,
and viii require more thorough search than that to
which they have becn as yet subjected The ndjoin-
ing residents and the villagers are In state OF nteuse
cvcttemeut about tho matter.
The New York herald., 1878-09-24
ACCIDENT IN The COURT HOUSE.

In years gone by, when tho Ring magnatcs had in
course OF erection tho new Courl House, numerous
CON paints made by close observers OF tho neg
ngent and even dangerous manner In which the In
terror of the ungainy structure was being completed
Walls carelcssy plastsrcd, doors loosely hinged
and wardrobes and bookcases stuck up without tho
slightest regard to safety. As natural consequence
of this criminal negligence a serious acci
dent occurred yesterday In the Clerks
Office OF the Court OF Common Pleas
The large bookc about sixteen seventeen feet
hieh ana nearly eight feet wide, had been packed
with old packages legal papers and pondcrous books
and the great weight tnus accumulated became top
heavy and nually detached itself IRON the wal.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon, when the room
was fortunately barely occupied the whole case fell
with crash, causing great ccmmotion in tho Couri
House. After quiet had peen somewhat restored II
ascertained that the result OF the accident had
been serious than was at hfst anticipated.
John j. Cott, aged thrtyiour years clerk Tor Lord,
Day Lord, and Daniel Randall aged forty-n years,
clerk Tor law irm at No. Ill broadway, who were
seated at a table in The Clerks room copying some
legal documents were found crushed beneath the
RUNS. Mr. Randall was so seriously Injured on the
head that the blood poured prouscly from bis nose,
mouth and ears, and ne was taken TO the Cnambsrs
street Hospital IN partially inssnsibe condition.
Mr.. Cott was injured on the head, back and shou-
ders ana at first expressed desire to 60 home; but
at last was compelled to to the hospital his in-
lures being more serious than was nj arst snnncsed
The New York herald., 1878-09-24
ENGLISH PRISONS.

Mr. Michael Daviti, the recently reiensed irish
political prisoner. lcctured last night to u large
audience In Cooper Institute tho subject,
'Engand's Msguanimity TO Her Enemies"
Mr. Davitt in beginning his address remarked that
he had determined to expose the indignites OF the
English prison system. The Fenian prisoners were
singled out Tor COOL systematic vengeance. Daniel
Reidin, who sentenced TO i've years
penal servitude contracted paralysis OF the
lower limbs by i'll treatment In Chatham Prison.
John Wilson. who had sold arms to Mr. Davtt, WIN
out knowing his connection with the separatst party
IN Ireland, was convicted and sentenced TO live and
halt yoars' penal servitude while Gladstone was IN
power. Wilson's eyssignt was destroyed ~ ihs
English prisons. Charles Mccarthy, sentenced
10 twelve years. imprisonment, died soon alter
his release OF heart disease contracted in prison.
and a coroner's jury virtually Ravo verdict OF
murder against the prison system OF England Mr
Davitt. although onsarmed was compelled 10 PICK
Edward o'Connor received three dozen l.shss
Martin H. Carey and Michael Kearns were
driven mad In English prisons. In conclusion, Mr'
eating terms the hope that England
would ever willingly give ireland her rights rs an eA
travagant dream
THE RESOLUTIONS.
At the conclusion OF Mr. Davitts address Mr.. John
Dewey proposed tho following resolutions
Resolved That having hoard the clear and able Exposure
convict system the ndgnitss inflicted on Irish patr
placing on record our barbarity
solemn protest against the ciassi-
cation of political prisoners with the lowest Grim rals
That pronounce the Treason felony act" which
seeks degrade patriotism into vulgar crime and TO
sfe it, by the means used 20 cpress OF
fences against society to be an evidence OF low moral
standard and lack of true statesmanshp in tho ruling
classes England clearly demonstrating their incapacity
govern Ireland properly
That deem the present fitting opportunity to pro.
conviction OF reands right to AN indepc
exsen that Ireland never forfeited her
right and action ON the part OF Eng
has Justification for acceptance OF the
union hereby against all attempts NJ compo-
mise and work for the complete over
throw OF British domination.
That the landlord system forced the Irish people by
English egislaion disgrace humanity and the civ
zaon OF the present century; that u Is the direct
of the expatriaton of millions oil the
irish the miserable condition OF the Irish
arry the land of Ireland belongs TO the people OF
abolition OF the foreign landlord system and
the substitution OF by which the ter Of the soil would
and hold directly OF the state
only solution OF the Irish land question sou
tion wlcn II Irish republic alone can effect.
The resolutions unanimously adopted. after
which the meeting adjourned.