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LEGAL.
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS
Court of Common Pleas.
Moses Sternberger, Guardian, VS.. John G. II.
Cobb and Wife.
On Sd Order of Sale.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued out of said court, on the
Sd day of June, 1879, and to me directed, L will
offer for sale at the door of the Court House, in
Jackson, on
Saturday, July 18th, A. D. 1879,
at one o'clock p. NJ, the following described
real estate, situated in the county of Jackson
and State of Ohio, to-wit:
The southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter, of Section IL, Township 7, of Range Il,
containing 40 acres.
Also, the land conveyed to John G. II. Cobb
by William Radcliff, situated in the northwest
corner of Section 2l, and in the northeast cor
ner of Section 20 except the n orth-we quarter
of the northwest quarter, containing 80 acres
and In Township 8, and Range II. Appraised
as follows
| list described at $780,
I'd described at 1868.
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale
To be sold as the property of John G. H. Cobb
and wife to satisfy judgment and decree in
| favor OF Moses Sternberger, Guardian.
Given under my hand this 10th day of June,
| 1879. EFT JONFS. sheriff I e. q
| James M. Tripp, Atty for Plaintiff.
| l2june5t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EEac Worlds Balm.

DR.. L. ID. Weyburn's Alternative Syrup.
EB= A remedy used THIRTY FIVE YEA RS in
a private practice, and never failing to rad
ically cure
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For Sale.

Some very desirable lots for sale in the north
ern part of Jackson cheap. Enquire of
May 29-2m. A. e. MESSENGER.
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Back, Side or LOins,
and all diseases ofthe
BACK!" S.: $::;:=$ $:


Retention or Incontinence of Urine, Nervous
Diseases, Female Weakness, and Excesses :;
HUNTS REMEDY is prepared EXPRESSLY
for these diseases.
Providence, r. l., June 16, 1878.
VIM. E. Clarke-Dear Sir: A member of my
family had been troubled for some years with
Kidney Disease, and had tried numerous rem
edies without relief; she used HUNTS REM
EDY, and was completely cured
$. A. APLIN, 3 EXchange-st.
Minneapolis, Mimi, April 7. 1873.
VIM. E. Clarke-Dear Sir: L saw HUNTS
REMEDY used in a case of Dropsy with per-
feet success. did not treat the patient, but
four attending physicians had given up the
case as hopeless. HUNTS REMEDY was then
used with perfect success, and the patient is
well. shall give HUNTS REMEDY in Drop
sical and Kidney Diseases.
c. H. BLECKEN, NJ. d.
Providence, r. l., Aug. 10, 1878.
ed the wonderful effects of HUNTS REMEDY
in my own case, and in great number of 9TH
ers, recommend it 10 all afflicted with Kidney
Diseases or DropSy. Those afflicted by disease
should secure the medicine which will cure in
the shortest possible time. HUUI'S REMEDY
Will do this.
E. r. DAwLEY, S5 Dyer st.
From Rev. f. Z. Taylor, D. D., Pastor First Bap-
tist Church
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. s, 1879.
can testify to the virtue of HUNTS RENE
DY in Kidney Disease from actual trial, having
been greatly benefited by its use.
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NORMAL MUSIC SCHOOL
JACKSON. OHIO.
A NORMAL MUSIC SCHOOL

DROF. r. c. KNELL, of Columbus, o., Grad
7 uate of the Leipsig, Musical University, anC
a Teacher of over twenty-five years experience
will omen
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EAST BOUND,

Two Express Trains Daily (Sundays Excepted
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The Cash SJstsn.

The Cooh oVatem III fhA onlvnme %h.1
% o. !. t h". 4ie~sp1csr o9oiness
cisilv irn~ ~ Ts, ~. s o1slt seepe.
- cc.,s,. .c snss tue oewepepee muas
49, u ~ 49, ~ = ost'ct ceen basis u
- rsoS, .s1C evo1 = smcs! margin
,his i "a ~. 49, 1 :. uvIog. icy while
~Hioh =; ~ ~ ~ -. sne5e 70 no business
ioo"Sl ms . Stsso ., cooa9cted On euch
40 hs:s Sss so wS.ps ,.o.Csplee. Tnere u
- ims,cse...r IVA m0uoY o0wn" y
!" ~ s I eoG none Weero credit
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RED RIVER.
Natchitoches Parish, Sept 6 1879.

RED RIVER. |,
Natchitoches Parish, Sept 6 1879. I
Mn. j. H. NoRMAND, Cloutierville, La.
Dear Sir-After suffering for thirty
years from a running ulcer in the ear
"ccasioned by wagon passing on nv
head and after having b"en operated
upon by DR.. Logan in New Orleans and
and not being cured tried some of your
balm and | am happy to say that after IA
few applications ct it got entirely we'll
aud was radically cured.
A uesr" boy on my place cut his foot
with pillow and it was Thought once
that it would have to be amputated but
after applying yonr balm on the wound
for \ few days it healed mp and the boy
is now we'll. Again, George Cole, a
neishbor Of mine, whilst shooting gun.
piece ofthe cap flew in his eye, We
tried the balm again and with success.
His eye got we'll after two applications
of the balm.
l conclude by stating that in my opin.
ion your balm is an invaluable medicine
and | will take pleasure 10 recommend
ing it to the public.
Very respectfully,
W. A. CURRY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
REGISTRATION.

WILL he nj the following places on
| the days specified for tn" purpose Of
Registering the Voters Of Natchit"ches
parish, tO-wit:
Natrhi!ocl"S at the Court. House from
Thursday. October ri. to Saturday, De-
tol.rr 18th.
Ward two. Leonard Trichcll's, Wnlncs-
day, October ~.
Ward two, II. II. Hathorn's, Tuesday,
October II.
Ward three. Grapes Bluff, Thursday,
October Is.
Ward three, Broatlwell's Store. Friday,
October II.
Ward tour, Campte, Saturday, October
Is.
Ward four, Buffers Store, Tuesday,
October 81.
Ward five. Marthaville, Tens.,ay, DC.
tol'er Is.
Wa'd five, Beulah, Wednesday, Octo-
Der g.
Ward five, Allen, Thursday, October
3d.
Ward six, Glover's, Monday, N"vem.
l~r 81.
Ward seven, Horse Pen Church, Tues
day, November II.
Ward seven, James Beaseley's, Welnes.
day. November II.
Ward eight, Kiie's Mill, Thursday, No.
veInl, 10
Ward nine. J. Alph. Prudhomme's,
Tuesday, November IL.
Ward ten, E. Rost's, Wednesday. No.
vember 10.
Ward ten, Clontierville, Thursday,
November q.
NatchitOches until November 9th,
Persons registered last year will not
be required to register again In case of
q change Of residence. l shonld be noti-
1led so t''at the names can appear on the
proper ward books.
On days not advertised can be found
at my office on Front street,
J. P. JOHNSON,
sept. ~ Assessor T. Register.
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The Issue.

How any man In the South. or
North for that matter, can mtsunder'
stand the issue between tho Republt'
can and Democratic parties. surpsss'
90 our understanding.
Here We have q few men who think
and act upon the thought, that
more money" is what is wanted to
make the country again prosperous.
full OF energy, aud to secure perma'
nently our liberties.
II this ides 10 carried out the mis-
take will b fatal.
The extra session Of Congress
marked plainly tho line between
Democracy and Republication. The
latter demsnds Of the people the
ooWer to coerce them 10 the exercise
Of their rights ct tho ballot box,
With troops, marshals and supervi'
sOrS.
The Democracy, on tire contrary.
maintaip the free. untrsmmelled
right Of the citissn to vote 40 be
,'leases. subject only to State reguls.
lions.
How do tho 0reenbackers expect
,uch an Issue - this to subordinate
Itself TO their childish Question-a
question Of moro money. and rag
money at that?
Our liberties, and tho free exercise
are Of stake and the true
men Of this country are not to he
led of on tho false plea Get up by
men for moro personal ends.
Lot our people stand together 40.
IL this question b deoided-it will be
ime then to talk OF moro money.
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The State prese show the following
proletencee tor Governor: Tho N.
sompe!on Pioneer. Avoyells vlIlaeer.
Avoyei!ee Bulletin. East Baton R"uee
Ssp.soI,en, 1oerte Journal. lberviile
Hooeh; Le!ourche Sentinel, Natchito.
cheo vindicotos, Points Oonnss p.H.
go, q. Bernard Earle. Sc. jsmss
1ouIetanols, Sc. John TIA H:n1iet
L eechacebe: 81. Martin Sentinel. 81
} Tss@msay Farmer and Terre6one
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sowont Wits; tho
cure; tho Inooln eeotinel nm -
=. Hpeoeec; the Rlohlond Deoooe
aoo woee BATON Rouge 0ueor Plsn.
!ce%sWo-voot j. !. Nlo6olle: fhe
- ~ ~ 1ov.sv wants Don OI6tey:
QoIoojola-eWo- want ]. d Ilsm a.
Deooeo. and the East 1elioiana -.
W. Ue90eeee wants 7. b. Lyooa.
y 1ase 1eljooaoA.-N. o. Democraf
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
WARD ONE.

Rooms EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 1lru J
Jnd,ciH' 4 18Th Sena' orial Di.'a.
NArcHlTocHEs, La. Sept. 6, 1879
The members OF the Executive
Committee Of this (l9th) and judi.
clal ulfh) COMMITTEES are requested
to meet 10 this city on
Monday, September ssnd, 1879.
to select q place and designate q
time for holding Judicial and S.n.
at0rtal nominations.
J. H. COSGROVE,
Chairman Cn.nmittee.
B. N. w. MARSDEN.
Bid Rivec.
T. p. CHAPLIN.
Natchitoches.
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The Csnprsnise.

i y generally understood In the
outer edge Of the political circle I'm,
ne continuance Of Major Burke in
Once was tho result Of . compromise
between tho friends Of Gov. Wiz
ana Treasurer Burke. Burke o..
tets1ned and OF course be Throws fhe
Weight OF bic influence Tor WiI,x AZ
o.! th1ogs 10 politics are coid Ia he
le1r W look upon that @ onlv 4 varv
eotew0 movement which viii r. MI
xery likely 10 making n. Wii,s
0overnor.-BAton Rouge Advocete.
We have heard this eeme atorv
told before. A. ~ were IN Nev
Orleans 1t the time. and, although
not . member Of the Convention.
took some Interest In tho confirm.
moo OF Major Burke IN tho Treaau.
FefS once. ~ beg to ~ the Apvo.
oA91 bee mis-otated tho reasons. II
lfiead AsHls viii lean this way veil
whisper that reason IN biz eor And
vt BIZ mind ateaee.
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R. P. HUDSON.
NATCliITOCHES. IA

NATcIiITOCHEs, L..
August 22!sd 1879.
Mr.. Jules NOrmand
| have been afflicted for
several years with painful Inflammation
and liberation of my leg, resulting from
an injury Sustained hy my buggy wheels
running "v-r it, have tried mapyr rem
edies without avail. until several months
az" l commenced the use Of ''Norman1's
Balm" which has been Of great benefit
and is the only application. Of the many
tried by me-. which has afforded >uhstan-
tantial relief-1 regard i, rs invaluable
and cheerfnIly rec"mend it for the Ger
tain cure OF bruises, wounds, cuts. inf1am.
ulati0n and liberation.
Yours Respectfully,
WILL. NJ LEVY,
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Absst Right.

The Sabine INDEX has this to %,
about the Constitution, which We
think worry closely to tho point:
AZ to tho Constitution submitted
oy tho Convention, 10 regard that
- properly . party measure. The
convention Wae called BY tho demo.
cratic cavty which bed elsroe vork.
Ing majority 10 the Convention AND,
the Cons, tuition 10 the resuit OF their
Moote. 10 common With Every man.
woman and child In tho couotrv Ne
40 Injected With the vain ri ,rioue
conviction that 10 can run = staam.
oost better than tho captain. "A en-.
glne bet9ef than tho enRineer. 4
oewepapor better than tho eiifor a
hotel better than the proDrietor and
3 Ooootltuttonsl Convention better
tneo tne delegates. and II ve had
t0e making Of the Coostitution "
would probably have lett an some
to!06e that sre IN Il and put In some
toloes that are out Of Il and 10 The
end It y very likely 10 Vouid not
nave pleased ourselvoe and dis~,.t"G
evstyoody elee. We are disposed to
. .nlok tnse It 70 : very good 6onetitn.
tlon u caves tho people q COS $50
per sonum, y much better fnsn Inc
ono We hsd 10 every reenect And
meets the requirements OF the timee
- Well, probably, 10 human fore.
eight csn provide Tor them +ho .
0hO Ara ons~rnam~ q -sa0 sss~
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Succession Sale.

Succession Of Harriet BnaI
QY VIRTUE Of an order II "
- Judge Of the Probate Cout
fur the parish If Natchitochvs ,ia
directed will offer for salsa I
auction to the last aud highest Gi
the d'Wr of the COnrt House il ~
Of NatchitOches at u m. on
Saturday September 2Oth, la!
the following described property n
One lot of hou ,ehold and kitisi
niture.
Ttlms of Sale-Cash, subject, /
praisenlent.
L. A. DEBLlIuI
Sept. 6-3t. r.
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.

will open Private School at the Pnb.
l lie Academy on SEPTEMBER 18th.
1879. Terms Of tuition for advanced
pupils, dollars per month. For begin
ners 5 dollars; payable monthly.
An the number Of pupils will he limited
Parents aud Guardians NAV rely unon
the children receiving special care aud
attention.
Sept. IL. GEO. B. EGGLEsTON
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New Advertisements.
NORMAND'N BALM.
A HOME REMEDY
AND
SURE CURE.

For the immc'liat" Relief and perma-
ncnt Cure Of CUTS. W'E\S, BRUISES,
WOUNDS, EAR ACHES. and all Skin
Diseases or Ernpti"ns. we place before
til" pnb|ic preparation which is Of the
highest standard of excellence. second
to none. for the class OF diseases for
which it is intended We claim il to b.
n specific for this class Of disease. bav-
ing submitted il 70 rigid test, extend
ing over 4 period Of thirty-ive years
in tr"atin" the most obstinate eases
which have com" under olr observation
with it successfully
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~ 1eoe emphatic and CONNIE.
0llvQ 0oelAsoe1oo q otofoe riShts
- 81 uttered dufioe fho
0oopqdloo oe thio ~ IN
9eoeoo non - oplnjo0 Of .
o0ooo 0upgo0o oouSt, Vhich
- pgep1geo ed doljVoeod
30 Joet36o OAo0o @ 49,
J: x1e peepoeuity aod infiio.
4oo1oCtoy g To Uoio0 b. no nesns
INC ~ )ooo q d)etlsce ~ m.
10y $1,000. q q The HIGHT Of
~, evSsooeoe ~ tee eeoeeo. On.
- oeeele Of oootedoeaiioa esch
yooosoco 10 eoveeolgnty. {fee.
- 81 1e0epo0oo0co. ood eVefy
49, d Ju!!ed1oe!oo aad i1eht MT 81.
sSo oeSegeeod . To Unifed
-l1oo4" y16ge = IL dooErine a.
49, ylG1te q 10 fuli sostS
- 80 l1jekneoo. There n I'll
y 1eoo 1411D that aoy Domoer1f
- 81 toego = 1oekinR q that
ncooeloeo0t VIII To m.
s.s - y - 9Iaee)oot olgni6.
- - 06090tufjo0 peovided
- N14oool ooV0C0iG1fy ~ SSsts
..SSsS.0 "A go d ~ legitj0oae
~ 49, aay Queoeioo 8
~ 9o0oooeS0t3oo bofVeon
- Uo0oo oaehog1ty aeiooa
~ olI11 IL peoy1ooo q - m.
1871 - elooool o 0ool6e
99eoa M ~ deelsioo
III yo0el tnogo = Is onnSSl
80 - ononoa@S~~N
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Robert n. Lusher, ''cooforming 70
- szpsseoed desire Of eulightened
slesseos Of several parishes" b .
candidate for reelection 70 the Of.
- q oeA1e superintendent Of Pub.
10 1duea&ion. He b running on .
Mgh 0oeal platform and The PEI.
body fund.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISE
NOTICE.

NOTICE. B
Succession Of Louis D. L4pAsL.;
NAME LOUISE LATTE 4
~ filed her application III tki1
Office I" be appointed adniuae.
the Succession OF Louis D. LPs|
Notice is hereby given TO all ~
tefeste' to show cause within :
why the application Of petitio.s
not I've granted.
Witness the Hon. J. MN
Parish Judge, this 9Th day 4
D., 1879.
JNO. LAPLlld
Sept. l3.--2t. biz
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SHERIFF's SALE

c. +. L'herisson, Administratoe, y
ter Veuleman.
District Court, Parish Of N,>,li|
No. 1885.
DY virtue Of an order of6j
ID Judge of the District Coan Z
t"r tho parish Of NatchiDchsA 1!
above entitled and numbered q
partition, to tue directed, I Wl
for sale at public auction to thsk
highest bidder in front Of tkt
House in tue city of Natchitocha
O'Clock NJ, on
Tuesday, 3Osh day Of Septeuh3.1
the following property, real ,alr
al, belonging to the Ia . lartpa1l
tween Peter veulemsu and Gil
L'hrrissoa, deceased, to.wit:
Two certain lots Of ground 4 III
called the Pump Spring, nsar II d
Natchitoches, the one cousistigt
tiol'al section No. A, in townshilll
Z, containing 4 ALLOW acrsA u
other adjoining the foregoing, a.
one acre, more or less, tbs VII
tanning five 4+-lOO acres, more ak
being the same upon which MAJ
riu Frazte now resides.
Also all the household goo& n
niture in the house now sseg
the said Mrs. Frazee, consi6llt
bs.d steads aud bedding, ono slsT
toilet, tables, chairs, &C., inclsia
~ thing in said house u it pos
Also four COWS and four an
their increase.
The above mentioned propau
deUed with the ,,sufr let 10 fbv6d q
Mrs. Cathrin Frazee for, snd ~
life.
Also q certain tract Of ~ .
parish of Natchitoches on ths n
Of Red river defending,
called Cane river) xbont oae.a
above the city Of NatchitcehA
ing about 80 arpents, BOUNDED ~
lands formerly Of ANTIQUE -
front by Cane river, and u ~
A'nIroise So'npayrac, bsvi'ssssss
form aud dimensions " w 80
plat If survey made by Geotys1s
ley, U. ). Deputy Surveys, q
day of March, 1916, togetsa " II
the buil.!.u Is and improvsasee
acquired from Joseph Badis,
sale Of 9Th December, lSI IN
Joseph Badin, having tho q !.
deem the same on the p!o...
sum Ut Three Hundred ssd ".
Dollars without interest. Oh q
9Th day OF December, lo%
Also two certain lots ofsnsh
ed in the city Of Natchihe.g
south side Of st. Denis Str*t
front of Is feet gu st. DDun n;
running back for depth bst.s..I
lines to Church Street, bouneeI 81
st. Denis Street, Soath ny Cns'sx 4
east hy lots nov or foltneI. =
to Samuel Parson, and w
being the sa,us as ~
Joseph e. Keyser & Hugh
'.ct Of 3l December, lo'7. e.,.ib
Also \ lot of Corporation -. ~. II I
City Of Natchitoches, amo'''
face to 1856 ~ 1OO dollars
Parish Bonds and Compose
IN their face to 1882 SO-lM ~,
Parish Scrip Of the parish ~ :, +
.hes amounting on its face 70 n
Also II head Of Sheep, wv
running at large. ~
Also sw:;|rx. judgmeata., ,.,us
,pvm accounts lAe tue .s'e &.
\ list Of which en6m,tsuot .,li
low due thereon, Will y so;a'k1
he day Of sale, aud the
II accordance .herewith.
Terms Of Sale:
Cssh-subject to appr.s.i!s.:sa, M q
Aug. 30.tls. q
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Special Notice.

TINE Tax anil License payers Of this
l. parish arc hereby respectfully noti-
ned. that am now prepared to collect
state and Parish taxes If 1873, and all
delinquent Taxes. also Licenses fnr 1879.
WILLIS HOLMES,
Tax Collector, Parish ef Natchitoches.
March 22.-6m
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L turns out that tho R,publlcane
did not eleet their Governor By Q vot
q ths people IN Maine, tho othe,
doy. The election will be BY the
Legislature, which u RApublican.
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NATcsilToCnEs, Aug. q, 1879.
hereby certify that have used Nor.
ma"ds Balm on my little daughter, who
was sca'd"d. A few application of the
Balm cured it readily and left no mark.
L. CASPARI.
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CLouT1ERv1LLE. La. Sept. 9, 1879.

CLour1ERv1LLE. La. Sept. 9, 1879.
Messrs. NORMAND l. CHOPIN:
Gents Il take pleasure in recommend.
ing Your B I'm. I have always found it
efficacious. Some four years ago an old
cOlOred servant Of mine was confined tn
her bed with an ulcer on her leg. Nv
wife believing strongly in the virtue Of
yonr BALM, concluded to use some Of it
and in very short time effected q cure,
The old woman is now we'll and able to
testify to the same.
VS.. BENOJST.
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We are authorized to announce @
CHAPLIN 40 Candidate for the Of.
dce of judge OF the 18th District com.
posed OF tho Parishes OF Natchito.
chee and Sabine. subject to nomins.
ton BY the Democratic Convention.
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The friends Of 8. p. RAINES. an.
uoupce him - . candidate for Sherifr
OF thts parish. subject to the viii Of
. Democratic Convention. and viii
support bio claims accordingly.
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E; MASON ESQ, il a candidate
tor Clerk 81 the DISTRICT Court parish
OF Natchttoches, subject to nomi.
nation BY tho Democratic rartv.
MANY VOTERS.
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TEN BROCK LIVERY Sr>nYr

Ten BROCK LIVERY STABLE. }
Natchit"ches, La. Aug. %. 1879. (
l have used Normand's Balm for sor.
backs, gals, cuts, foot evil! &c. &C., in
horses, and found it very etficacious. L.
IL less trouble to use than other remedies
and it is a sure cure.
RIP. HUDSON.
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FOR NOTHING ALMOST,

The v1NDlCATOR, the hest country
paper 10 the State, will lie sent post.
paid to any address,
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Political Notes.

Jensas and Terrebonne parishes have
elected delega&ee and instructed them
Tor Wiltz.
H. i. o. Lew, who Was President
olthe Otisens Association last pring
wrisse % Revit' anti Ring Marty, that
10 future bio assoclation 0ghts Inside
the Democratic Party. Exit Revit'
Ring.
JuDaI wv. A. STAY, % mentioned
- . candidate for Attorney General.
Avoyelles parish endosses L. A..
Wlfz,
Vernon parish sends her delegates
70 the State Convention uninstraot.
cd.
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Col. Thos. D. Benton. President Of
~ Hinden Female College, d spo
eoo oe @ Q candidate foe tho o6lce OF
0upog1ntend0nt q Public Education.
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For Clerk.

We are authorized to Announce
0EORE ". KEARNEY. AZ q caodt.
date f"r the Of6-a II Clerk OF the
District Court. suhjact to nomination
BY Democratic convention.
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We are authorized Ia announce the
name Of 4. 81. LECOMTE, a. a can.
dtdate tor the olflce OF Sheriff. sub.
lece TO nomination by tho Democrat.
10 Dorty.
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Sabine parish nominated Q full
Delegation 70 Baton ROUGE, and the
DISCREET and 0enatoejol Convention
a Monday jast,
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Parish Politics.

The Ward meetings throughout
'his parish have. No believe, oil T..
ken place, and the Democracy IL
,ttil united, full Of vim and ready
Tor tho fray.
At one time. 40 Il ususl. 1t was re.
ported that serious difficulties we're
brewing In Democratic ranks. which
~ould probably result 10 q split In
10 party. . test. however, Of the
nettle Of the party showed that
hese we're idle rumors.
The meeting 10 this Ward wss the
argest ever held, and We hesr that
,ther Ward meetings have been full,
70 we'll - enthusiastic. All this
shows the deep interest taken In
political Affairs, which % % It should
b.
The delegates are. a. far a. heard
from:
WARD ONE.
g. 4. Bullard. J. @. Trtchel, ]. E
Neeet, Theo. Halter. ". F.. Russell.
]. 3. 8tephens, james Osmmsck, F.
2. Raegfo, @. J. Smith, L. Caspsri.
Sam. Hynee. y. B. Wslmsley, Nums
TAuzt0, Jn0. 0en0e.
WARD NINE.
n. Hertzog, ]. Alp. Prudhomme.
z. y Prudh0mme. T. Chaler Jr., B.
@. ". Garrett, J. W. Little. L.
Oher!evt!le. ]. ". Cock9eld, 7. ].
Oockneld. 8. B. Newman. p. Brosset.
J. G. johnson.
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We aro authorized TO announce the
name Of Col. W. ". BREAZEAIE
- . candidate TOR Sheriff Of Nxtch.
itocnee parish, subject to nomination
~ the Democratic party.
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W. Authorized IT, announce DAN.
TEL @. SCARBOROUGH. as A candi.
's.te f:r D,s,rtc, Attorney for tbie.
!1'h Judicia! District. Subject 10
Democratic Nominating Convention.