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bounded on the south by the land Of
David Brown, cast by land Of o. Grappe
and others, as fully described in oaid
Act,
Also another tract of land situated in
said parish, being the undivided half Of
lots |, and 6 Of section 20, township II,
range Z, west, containing 243 70.lo0
acres.
Also another tract. situated on Campt>
Bayou, about ono mile below the Town
of Campte, and known as the Babbett
plantation, containing about so sctsa
more or less.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash, subject to appralsement.
L. A. DEBLlEUX,
Feb. 8. Sheriff.
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Crusade Against Oar People.
IN. 0. De,nOcrat.)

Wv W S>UsssOSsWVsy
The gross injustice Of the test oath
for Jurors 10 tho United States courts
10 tho South 10 aptly illustrated By
moro than Que of tho Federal officials
Who are engaged 10 tho partisan cru.
sade againt our people under the cleo
ton lave. II this State, for instance,
neither District Attorney Leonard
oof Marshal Wharton could take that
oath, and though they are competent
to assist 10 tho prosecution of Demo.
crate, % high officials Of the courts,
they would be excluded from the
sabordisate position Of jurors. The
most conspicuous example, however,
d Judge Settle, Of tho Florida Die
trict. Thomas Settle, who was pres
ident Of tho philadelphia convention
which dominated Grant for his sec>
ood term, was captain in the Con.
iederate army, and 40 original and
bitter secessionist. After the war.
With that keen prophetic thrift which
70 sno hlGhoos moral quality known 20
Radical ethics, he taroed Republican,
and wae rewarded By Grant with the
district judgesbip Of Florida. 10 this
capacity he 10 now performing the
same dirty partisan work that Bill.
!toge, 10 this State, and Bond, in
South Carolioa, are engaged in-the
arrest Of reputable white Democrats
on tho ahldavits Of professional per-
jarers 10 tho employ Of tho fraudulent
Administrations. and 10 trying them
before jorics from which Oh the de-
oeney aud Writ 10 Of tho State are
excluded BY . test oath these VOL
thtes could not take themselves,
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TRE GREAT POLITICAL CIRCUS.
Warpaoth l. Co., Proprietors Tamb'
linz ON Two H0fses-Jack In q
Hollow Log-Pano.
ranic Scenes,
Etc.

This caravan will make IN extend.
cd tour throughout the State, exhibit
log some Of the most wonderful Gu.
riositiss that was ever exhibited on
tho American continent. In eques-
trianism, jugglery, big cheats, ETC.,
this far.famed, renowned troupe
stands unrivallsd in American histo-
r.. The panoramic scene % "Pil-
lage and Plumber during tho balmy
days Of Radical rule in Louisiana, will
lay "Pilgrim's Progress" 10 the shade.
Ex.Gov. Warmoth will deliver some
interesting remarks on this wonder
full sceue.
Owing to the scarcity Of funds they
concluded not to have . menagerie,
bot for tho benefit of the public, we
will state that they have one cage in
which 10 exhibited . Badger.
Leonard will give 10 bic fa,
nous double leap, be does this
with such ease and grace, that
HE royal highness, Rutherford,
has hooored him with . medal on
which 10 inscribed ~. =. D. A. for L."
McMillen, Carroll's favorite eques.
TRAN, viii exhibit some Of bic skill
BY tumbliog from one horse on to an.
other. Tho riug.master, Mr.. War.
mouth, will explain to tho audience
how Nc. performs THE feat.
stamps, tho tallow merchant, will
DO along to grease tho boys and keep
things in repair, and has . Ladd ia
assist him.
Marks and Lewis, tho latter slight.
y eolored, and tho former has = jog.
hasdle on his face for . proboscis,
will entertain tho audience iu athlet.
10 sports, sueh - lifting = glass viii
liquids, etc.
Jack Wharton, will give the audi
ence . slice Of h,s WHEELING them
about that famous battle he was To-
and how be escaped al dangers BY
crawling 10 . hollow log whore there
vac . raccooa 10 it, and how b.
managed to keep that coon quiet BY
singing bymos to II, etc. Jack 10 NJ
novice il this matter.
Az coon Is they appoint their Com
mittes for THE parish, which will con.
sist Of fteseo painters Of sheds and
old barns, Ne will pablish their rame,
for tho bepe6t Of DOR readers.
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THE CAMPAIGN.
ueelins ef ~ Harlih CsntrsI Gen.
S -itte-The 0eoGleglal aDd Par.
~ Csevsatjs0-Ward
Represeatatiss-
Resolutions,
Etc,

10 pursuance ofa call BY tho Chair.
man, the Parish Central Committee
met ct their hall 90 Saturday, Febru-
aIy 18th, with . foil attendance.
On motion, tho following resolu.
tons were introduced and adopted {:
Resolved, That . Convention Of
the Democratic party of the Parish Of
Natchitoches be, and tho came IL
hereby called to assemble at the
Court House in this town on Monday,
March Sd, 1879.
Be IL further Resolved, That each
Ward 30, and 70 hereby entitled to
the following representation, to-wit {:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

7 HAVE lost or mislaid q certain prom.
/ issory note for the sum Of four Hmm
,lred dollars. drawn and dated December
4th. 1874, and payable three years after
date. to the order OfJOhn Sylvester, and
signed in solilo by James and Moses
Brock. All persons are hereby notified
against the purchasing Of said note, the
same being lost or mislaid.
Feb 15.2t. r. RAPHAEL.
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Sheriff. Sale.

Sheriff. Sale,
Z. +. Buekner 4 Bro, in Liq., W. N.
Perot, Tutor.
District Court, Parish Of Natehitoches.
No. 6251.
DY virtue Of . writ of seizure and sale
ID issued in the above entitled and mum.
bered suit and to mo directed, I have
seized aud will offer for sale at the door
of tho Court House in the city and par.
ish of Natchitoches, on
Saturday, March 18th, 1879,
tho following described property, to.wit
A certain tract or parcel Of land belong.
ing to the Succession of Clara DeRussy,
deceased, known % the Clara Deaussy
plantation, situated on Old river, in said
parish, containing in the aggregate one
hundred and sixty acres, more or less,
bounded as follows on the east by lands
belonging to tho heirs of Hyler Bordelon,
west by lands belonging to Julia DE-
Russy, north by lands belonging to Mrs.
E. B. Flemming, and south by Old river.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash, subject to appraisement.
L. A. DEBLIEUX,
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SUCCESSION SAFE.

Ssccessio* Of Narcsl;. zassiA, d,tH.'
QY virtue Of tho Hoserabls To Ps.ish
- Court Of tho parish Of Natehitoehsl
to that effect granted and to mo directed,
will offer for sale Ut the Court HoQDo
door Of the parish Of Natchitochse, q
Saturday, the Let Of March, 1870,
at public outcry, to tho last and hiehsst
bidder oil Of tho following describel
real estate belonging to said Suocessiea,
situated In this parish, to.wit:
A tract Of land known - Cuuy Point
on the south side Of lac terre noif, sbeut
two ~ miles from tho town Of Nstehi.
toches, being tho claim confirmed By ~
legal representatives Of Edward Murphy.
~ number twenty.one hundred and t..
l2ll0) aud designated in the Gvvse1-
ment survey ~ section thirty.nine ~
township - north, range eight (el
west, and section forty.seven 1l7) H.
township nine (9) range seven ~ CO.,
tanning In OIL ok hundred and ninety.
two acres, (692) acquired BY Nasoe)Il
vausln from Thomas Hunter, BY Act q
the 9Th July, 1868. Held In community
between Aarcelin yausin and bio pse-I
deceased wife, Azelia Perot.
Also the undivided ono. third ~ q.
terest of Aarcelin Tausin In Lot No, oDe
~ section number FIVE, (6) tovnehip
nine, ~ range eight, 10y containing ~
hundred and thirty-six and 7l-l0o serue !,
[l36 74.l0ol.
Alan thu muAsvsI>S 80 49,
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Dennlaeat TaxpAysrs.

Az oct for tho relief Of delinquent
taxpayers; to annul certain tar
Gales Of their property to tho State
Of Louisiana, and to facilitate tho
collection Of taxes.
Whereas, the greatest obstacle to
tho collection Of current taxes 10 tho
fact that, under exciting laws, all
back taxes and current taxes, and
tho penalties for nou>payment there.
Of, nust b paid 10 full, at ono and
tho came payment, 10 order to re-
lieve tho property Of delinqueot tax
payers from tho tax lieoe existing
thereon, and 10 order to oecuro .
redeoptio1 Of property cold to The
State Of Louisiana Of tax Gales !;
Whereas, tho speedy collection of
cuneat taxes bee become % impera.
i've Doceooity therefore,
SDC1l0N !. Be- il enacted BY tho
Senate and House Of Representatives
Of tho State Of Louisiaos, II General
Asssmbly convened, That oil delio-
qeese taxpayers Who have paid, or
Who shall pay prior 70 tho fret day
Of Jolly, 1879, their Stste taxes for
tho year 1879, due and eollectable IL
u year 1879, and their carrout State
ts1es Annually thereafter, shalt have
and enjoy The ri ht and privilege Of
paying The ameunt duo By them 70
~ State 6or back taxes for Oh previ.
oos years, up 70 and Including tho
year 1877, in tho three equal aed an
neal insealloents, - follows, to.wit /:
The fret inseall0oot on or before the
fret day Of Jsly, 1850; the second
install % Of before tho fret day OF
July, 1881, and tho third ioetall0eot
% OF before the hrst day Of July,
1854. as - s4
Sec. :. Be it further enacted, etc.,
That OIL de)isqseot taxpayer who
shall pay their earreat and back State
tazss, IN aeeotdsace With Tho provis.
ions Of ~ 6rst section Of THE oct,
shsll b aud they are hereby relieved
from tbe payment Of any and OH
psaalties dee b them under exciting
laws for on.paymeut Of taxes; aud
oil prsvioue tax Gales Of their proper,
y % To State Of Louieisua, made
ltioe b tn passags Of THE at, OF
which nay b made prior 70 tho fret
day Il JAY, 1879, s6all bs and they
~ hereby annalled IL oil cases whore
tho State Of Louisiaaa has not d.
ready cold The property 70 third per.
soas, and executed and delivered to
eueA third peseo0s . title thereto.
SAc. 8 Be Il farther enacted, etc.,
That tAs failars Of 10y dsliuquent
taxpoyers 70 pay any annual INSTALL
ihe1t q bic back taxes, or 70 nay bic
esrrsat taxes, % provided 10 tho Arst
eeetion Of THE Get, ohall, ipso fcto
eo6stituts bic forfeiture Of Oh 6eue.
~, rights snd privilege Of THE act.
30. 4. b Il farthsr enacted, etc..
That STATE wArfants Of tho State Of
Loalsisss shall b and they are here.
b. nade receivable 10 payment Of IN
bask taxes, due By Oh dslioQueot
taxp11pgs Who nay e6ss b pay their
beek "a easrest taxes 10 aooeedsseo
With ~ provisieas Of The Asst see.
A. - 49, "a
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lAu Stuck.

Tlis ipaopse do not want men in
tAe0 SHvtotion whose term will BE-
spGht "a sacrificing the public good
9 odesh ambition and peraonal prn
a. .sThsy hsse had enous!, IL such
q TINT sort q msu III the past, and.
eauf b6w recognise their car. marks -
1suV tiseas 1smss! "' @7
chat2ss Ciinsou and J. n. Stout.
ooe9egI prppristsr and editor Of the
New 0tlssus zsmss having got away
MI oQoeo of the, Charity Hospital
lssA ~ q course to tax. back ssats
TAaGssoap.ualkpr sio Visible. q
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Saturday, March 18th, 1879,
Sheri3's Sale.

Nn6f11'S Sale.
r, T. Buckner l. Bro, in Liq., 70. N.
Porot, Tutor.
District Court, Parish Of Natchitoches.
NJ. 8256,
DY virtue of . writ Of eeixure and a.le
ID issued in the above entitled and mum.
bered suit, and to mo directed, I have
seized and will offer fer sale at the door
Of the Conrt House In tho city and par.
ish Of Natchitoches, on
Saturday, March 18th, 1879,
tho following described property to.wit {:
A certain tract of land situated in the
parish of Natchitoches, containing two
hundred and seventy five acres, moro or
less, bounded - follows: on the north nv
lands Of Orange Bsbbett, and Others. On
tho ea:t By lands Of Adolphe Prudhomme
md Others, on tho south by lands Of Tho
same, and on tho west BY Red river and
tho Town Of Campte. Also another
tract Of land containing S6 60.lO0 acres.
Icing tho east half of south west ftac.
tionsl quarter Of north west ftsctionsl
quarter Of section s. township II, north.
No. 7, west. being tho samo tract xcquir-
ed by L. g. DeRussy from the United
States Government. These two tracta
sggregating $50 acres, moro or less.
Also lot No. ), Of section 20, township
II, range !, containing u 30-lO0 acres.
excepting = piece Of ground embraced
therein. originally sold By Lawson ia.
Wis to Orange Bsbl'ett, supposed to con.
tain about ] acres, Is fully described iu
esid Act.
Also all tho interest Of John l.. Yieta,.
. . Tract formerly owned BY Naee1set
0tappe, being . portion Of the following.
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Va veald like. TO- know BY. what
ast1ssiQy II. W. J. Friersoo, who
49, ~ iSams a. "ehsi-man Of The
Isilits .copnitssei, 10Th. Senate.
sial Dlslsiet... has called . Distries
CsaNcDs,sa % nsssat. Plsasaus Hill
q Af39sh W. ysaatyysTiA call has
aDpe9ild y es1Sfsl ieaues osthis pa
Jsslleasd b Col. Bssassals q chair
na11l7ls sonm,t.ss' ior the mem.
tsst1 - nsst 10 Coashassa on.the Goth
ias>aak Yhis esll Of Col. Brea,ea's
~ lhi1k b seissnth proper; more.
sSus'the sosltmsn hue no authority
- si!{ Sesvsu,,on uhlsss % ordered
y III asebsee shsmsslvs, ,eonpo-
~ lbsAeoaisosA NJ. Eff. Pvss.
~ otule &em Sabine, fully coo.
end = q, views, sud attended che
.silse = % commits IN ceashas.a.
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NOTICE.

THE public ara hereby notified that
! Jules f. Messi is hereby appointed
sub.agent for the Russell lands in and
around Grand Ecore and any infring.
mcnts on said property will be prosecu'
ted to the full extent If the law
Feb. 18th, 1879 WE. RUSSELL.
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C0nstablo's Sale.

Samuel Nelkin vs.. Edmond Atksnsou
and Roxana Frederick.
Magistrates Court, Ward Ono.
No. 100.
DY virtue of writ of Fl. Fa. issued il
ID the above entitled and numbered
suit and to me directed, I have seized
and will offer for sale to tho last and
highest bidder at tho door of tho Court
House in tho city and parish Of Match.
toches, on
Saturday, lst day Of March, 1879,
the following described property, to.wit:
Lots I and P on Plat of Survey made
by Franklin T. Fitzgerald, lot having .
front of so feet on West side Of 5th
Street and running to lot p, for depth
93} feet, for depth parallel lines, bounded
north by lot No. 80, south by lot J, west
by lot P, and east by 5th Street. Lot p.
being directly in rear of said lot l, meas-
uring 50 feet in width by depth Of 10
feet parallel lines, bounded north by lot
20. south by lot o, west by lands Of helm
of Sibley, aud east by lot l, aforesaid.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash, with the benefit Of appraiss-
ment.
JAMES T. KING,
Jan. Is. Constable, Ward l.
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~ iidsS's ssstinoby bsfot. he
ps>ase, Sab emnissss in New Ypst,
h - slsts.sut - W sypsstsd. Il
ssaiblS t6ly' sghousissss hin, itoo III
ssisrls VII y. di.s,aesfsl ba..
e q. ~; Pvssidasey il ls7& ed
1Dotjo ~ lid ~" With D l)ooe
~ IL 1850; sD' go l..a : - gen !
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Be Il farther Resolved, That tho
said Convention will nominate two
candidates for delegatsa to tho Con.
stitutiosal Convention j; aud appoint
. delegation to represent tho Demo
cratic party Of THE parish Of tho Sem
atorial Convention. Hs. BE-. ...f
Os'motiou Of Ne. w. 4. Ponder,
and duly sseosdsd, NJ. JosePh Henry
was uoasinosely elected second Vice.
President Of tho Committee.
Is o. motion, tho following resolu.
ton was adopted: 49,
Resolved, That il tho event that
tho Senatorial Convention b held b.
fore the Parish Convention, tho 60.
ood Vice. President aetisg 10 tho %.
seoee Of tho President and 6rse Viee.
President, in New Orlaaos b, and be
II hereby authorised and directed to
appoint fourteen delegates to repro.
cent THE parish 10 Ssid Senatorial
Convention. ..s. .3r ~,
&. N. J. CUNNINGHAM,
rs Preeidont.
Eloolloo q Delegates n Ward I.
II pursuance 10 . call Of the Par.
lob Coomitteo, mass meeting Of the
Democratic voters Of Ward ooe, of
tho Parish Of Natchitochea was held
% tho 18th February, 1879, at tho
Court House Of said parish, for the
purpose II e,setiog delegates to tho
Parish nomination Con veotios. to b
held 10 tho city Of Natehitoehea, 90
Monday, the ID day Of March, 1879.
Col. W. W. BIsaseale vac eleeted
Chsis0ss, and Jno. A. Barlow, Sec.
rotary.
On motion, tho following psrsoss
we're elected % delegates, to.vit:
G. A. Ballard, A. E. Lemee, Gen.
W. Ksarssy, San. Hyues, c. H.
Levy, G. ]. Smith, w. n. BArbee,
J"h6 0enos, willie Holoes, ]. E.
Mesai, B. Tsetsr, ]. E. Zaehsrie, z.
T. 0alliou, Jas. Z. Prothso.
Whsreopoa the meeting was, %
motion, adjourned sias de. - q.
81 w. w. BREAZEALE, .
Jxo. A. BARLOW, Chairman.
Secretary. SEA
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DlPAIA|RIl,

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WASHINGTON NOTES.
fAe Army Apprspriatisa Bill-The
CIPHER DisDateheG-CsasDera'
~ By 10 1spabliesns
-Tho phenoQenal
Radical Liar &
uartin.
Special Correspondence to tho Vind'es'o'

vi oOJBobiVUs ~ USo VV0O
eious thing In putting upon tho Army
Appropriation Bill an i'll disssted
scheme Of n. organization. The pro-
posed plan Of reorganization 10 bet.
ter to DO sure, than Burnside's, bat it
has not had discussion in either
House, OF consideration BY the peo.
pie. There islittle reelection in nom.
bsrs or sspeoss 10 It, and for that
rsas"o II 10 not what the people need
aud demand. It bee many provisions
Of doabtfal benefit, and for that req
con II oughs 70 come Up - % indie.
peodsat usassrs, and have full co.,
sideratiop.
The same objection eannet b made
to The adding 70 The Appropriation
Bill, tho bill to transfer the Indian
Bureau to tho War Department. Thia
alec, wss agreed upon yesterday BY
the House In Committee Of tho Whole.
The subject 10 better understood, the
transfer 10 generally asked for BY the
people, and Il viii unquestionably
esuss 4 great aavina Of expouse.
Uoless our friends 10 the House,
however, exhibit more fairness 10
these subjects than they have shown
10 other matters they will, - soss q
tho Senate oppoees them, secedo from
tho amsndments. There has been
shows little ''baekbone~ % tho part
Of Denoefats 10 The House eflats, II
insisting 90 bile reported By ia Con.
mitteee, or in opposibg e1travsgant
schemes from The Seoato. 50 true ID
this, than Speaker Rasdall yesterday
felt compelled 70 take the floor and
infuse sonse Of bic spirit into The
Democratic Representatives. He sue:
cesded, - b Away dosa % saeh OF.
cas,oo1 to tho delight Of bic party
aud to tho great annoyance Of the
We have uow had tWo days Of The
New York investigator ofcipber dee.
pateheA The result, % far, 10 > gen.
eral admission that certain Demo.
Gratis agreed aoeog themselves IA
raise money to uss apon the Soath
Carolios Retasaiue Board. They
were not meo promaasatio the party,
and they did not have tbs eosote.
nance 81 psonipsot men u the party.
ST. Smith n. wssd, Who tslsgraphsd
North for shs 0oosy, add wbo test.
6ed % Wednesday, States ths eass sp
b the time he eeos tho Arst despatch
to New York for mooey. ...4.
"Fully bslisyisg then. what I b.
"lisve q have bee0 sinoe folly Do
"moustrstsd, that the Deuoerats he'd
carried two q least Of tho thee
disputed States, and that 4 con.
"spiIasy he'd been formed on the
''Republican side 70 count % out add
"that IL tho vote Of South Carolina
"wss cast in favor Of tho Democratic
"elsctors % / believed il had been
''hossstly cast BY the people, that
'fhe conspiracy would then 30 ct "a
lend. beeauee they would not pre.
tsoo 20 s:kc eStso' Aoe's:aos Q!
f'osias ana sney .eeess % nave ~
"tl'e sseee seasee . eeeeo0eee sheli
"arraueeosee ! eeeesoaoe9 - 90
"veae there ~ s, ~ i 80 o ees !,
...te'eereeeec g ~ ~. aes,se u
"~SecZ $40, u iSealeeec;.
-, y. w. ~ Acyes Eocpet' u
Meeeeeeey, ~ ~. ~. :. ke'!eo' e.
!hs,easy. ell te,e,seo' eese As. ~
80 - = - ~ 49,, 2. ~. "a -.
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Msc X ! Ylls'ass - q sAis ST.. Il
seDoaa4sA ~ ss0e & ct city
ssa1s0psGssjse havs gsse 20 ~ -
= i1elDo ~ ~ essstsy parishes
sgs1 fBsss ~ tesat sSssdiatjes 4
Asl Rls - NJ tsve hsasa nom
q ~ - a. lalk ltsa ~ 1tnss
- fs!1jGsS tlas ftso ~ "sess.
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- - ll5lse = dkheees tfsa.
nlvD aAssjl = a1lsopssA, ct lSes
- ~ s1aFysssf ~ ~ jssrsals
- ~ $500 s''lsa es7s 'e 40
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@etSrlt.s Htnttfatot.
$500 IL -
.,..'tyFFTCIAL
lspsf sfths Parish dCity ofNatshitsehss
JAY. h. C0SGROVE, =. Editor.
. @.1 ... .......l..2
SATURDAY. 49, FEB. p, 1879.
The following from the New Or
lsass DsNeerat Of tho 18th oltimo
which viii be Interesting to . great
1uubsr Of our readers 10 Sabine par.
jshs :szzezgs.ss
very important suit vas decided
IN tho United States Circuit Court
yesterday. The suit involved 5000
acres Of land 10 tho parish Of Sabine,
10 THE State, and ives decided in 70.
vor Of Cnl. William H. Jack and
asainst Win s,even and E. E. Nor
ton. ,aseiynsss. The court decided
thai, tbess was no cause Of aetions Oh
thsDapt Of Tho sssignees, and tina
ths, dsdibion 10 hnal. and there 10 %
sppsal. I large numb Der Of persous
sisnsll means, who are ocsupaots of
thsss1ssd, are deeply Interested 10
thiS sait, and viii be reio!ced to learn
thak 70 deslsiou has been made 10
hVns.of their friend and neighbor.
Right hero We may remark that the
ssptleman who owns this landed
property and who 10 one Of the frat
lswysRs 10 North Louisiana and most
esteemed eitissrs Of Natchi.oches
pssish, d one Of the parties indicted
BY the ssocksd United States grand
Jury - . bulNloser and 10 now in this
city dadss bond and awaiting trial.
Tia idea that be and Others like him,
lssDS iatsrssted IN the material
wellbse Of the State, wer6 engaged
IN Souspiracies calculated to destroy
theit own property and ruin their own
issaessasie simply preposterous. They
hevo TEN indicted for the crime Of
6si1S Dtmcc,atssud for voting and
woskins for ti,e Democratic tickst."