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Liver and Kidney Comp
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-01-11
SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of Alexis Cloufier, dec''

Succession Of Alexis Cloutier, decd.
DY virtue of an order Of tho H6b.
ID Judge of the Parish Court Of tho
Parish of Natchitochcs, and to me d.
rectcd, | will proceed to c-otter for sale
the following described property beiong.
ing to Alexis Clouticr. deceased, ut II
o'clock NJ. atthe door Of the Court
House of this parish. on
"Wednesday. January the 18th, 1879.
to.wt:
The plantation whereon Marie Luce
Bcrtheling Racial resided. at the time
of the death of her husband, Alexis
Cloutcr, on Cane river, in this parish,
including five arpents front Of land On
said river, between the plantation of
Widow Dalechamp and that formerly
known as the Francois Gaiennie place,
and on the right bank, bounded ,sllQye
by the plantation of Able Serse, and be-
low by that of Francois Adle, now OWL
ed by Alver NJ. Day, containing fiGe.
hundred and thirty-eight 84-l0O acres.
463 79-lO0 acres Of which are in Section
(71) seventy-onc. Township l6) six,
Range (5) five; and seventy.five O5-lOO
acres. of which are in Section (79) SOW.
enty, Township (6) six, Range (s) eight.
Terms and Conditions Of Sale.
On one and two years credit, FIR what
it will bring, with 8 per cent interest from
day of sale till paid; vendors privi.
lege aud special mortgage retained on
the property sold to secure payment,
purchaser to execute his prOmis-
sorry note with personal security
in solilo to the satisfaction of the Ex.
ccutor.
J. A. DUCOURNAU,
Jan. 4.-2t. Dat. Test. Executor.
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IMMENSE AUCTION SALE.
Rare Chance to Invest Money.
Sulendid Chance for Debtors.

1TNHE undersigned Agent and Assignee
l. will sell at Public Cutlery on
Saturday, llM day Of January, 1879
at the Court House door, in the town OF
Natchitoches, without limit or reserve,
all the Notes, Accounts, Judgments,
Morty cages, Liens. and other rights aud
credits, and Goods. Wares and Mercllal-
disc. transferred Ivy the late Col. X: +.
Burke to his creditors by contract OF as
siynncn,. dated the 18th day Of June,
1872. duly recorded. -
Also the undivided half interest former
lv owned by the said X. f. Burke iii tie
Onissrnhury place. Said place consist
ing of about 300 acres, most Of which, IL
highly improved, situated ; miles below
the town of Ca,nptc. on Red River.
Also the undivided one fifth interest in
the Lac dies Murc> plantation, sitna1tl
en- Red River above Campte. t
Also the undivided Que tonrtll interest
in the Harrison Il Levy plantation, Oh
the Bon Dieu.
This sale will be made to enable the
Agent and Assig nec t. wind up the ef-
fairs of said Estate, and settle with thy
creditors thereof, and offers a good OPP
por,unty Ior those who are indebted to
it to settle up ut u discount. The As
sctts can be seen at my office in H.!A.
Walmsley's store. ut any time from NON
until sale day. and any information will
be furnished on application: .,..g
c. l.. WALMSLEY,
Nov.2. Agent 4 Assignee.
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Monday night last. The deceased
had many friends iu this section OF
the State where he has resided t"r
many years. who will regret t" learn
Of Ills demise. The New Orleans
Times of the LIST, after mentioning tmo
death Of Capt. Pockette says: his
f;rst venture, we believe, was the
Lucy Robinson, then the W. N.
Lew and others. The last boat he
was on was the Rapides; since then
he has filed some public Offices IN
the parish to which he belonged
We sympathize with his family IN
the loss they have met with, and 81
ien.iy drop tearso his memory"
The Blaine Committee.
We infer from the following taken
from the New Orleans Democrat Of
the 3lst, that this committee will Wis.,
it this parish at an early day:
Yesterday morning SeOator J. t..
Eustis telegraphed Senator A. II.
Garland requesting him, ifPoss'b'e,
to secure authority for the Blame
subcommittee to visit the parishes,
the object being to prevent the pack
ing If witnesses.
| Last evening Senator Enstis re-.
cpiyed tho following reply which ex'
plains itself: m
"Leave for New Orleans Thursday
night. The authority will he con-
ferred. ...,r
A. II. GARLAND"
The committee which will visit this
city, will he, composed Of Mtssrs'
Teller, Kirkwood, Cameron, Bailey
and OAKLAND.
After completing their lab"rs in
this State tile committee will proceed
to South Carolina.
Tie Shreveport Times says:
As might have been anticipated
there will lie u strong effort to de-
feat the call by the present |egisla-
ture for a constitutional convention
It is claimed that the amend mentt
were adopted at the recent election
aud the n. 0. Times argues there
from that, the sentiment Of tho peO
pie Of the state is opposed to a con
veution. Whether the count vii
show that a majority Of votes were il
favor Of the amendments or not, VI
are perfectly well satisfied that 1
majority Of the people OF the STATE
, are in favor Of q convention. n
doubt but many persons voted for tl''
, amendments simply because the!
were OF the ticket and without r.
flecting that their adoption woul'
initiate against the call Of 4 conven
tion---in other words, give pretex
, to opposing it.
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IN uEAORIAM.

.The things that most We love are 6eeting
And wither day BY day.
The hearfs TO which our own are fondly beating
Cannot with us .lelay.
VIZ must 90 and ut their graves lainenttng,
" Give back our loved ones, clay to clay
DIED-ln Nindcn, La, December 80,
1878: Can't. L. Q. c. PCCKETrE, in the
48tL year of his age.
Cant. Pucketto was q native Of Wilcox
oounty. Alabama, but from his early boy.
hood had b,en a resident Of Louisiana.
ia snent most Of his early manhood in
Natchitoches parish. He was for many
.vealv : PLANTER on Red river. Since the
war he has been actively engaged in the
steaml,oat business on Red river, anu
ilnrinv that time was commander Of Va.
r;oua staamers. Few men Of North Lou
isians had \ more extended acquaintance
and none we're more universally loved aud
teanected. Kind and atfable to all, brave
and faithful in the performance Of his
dutiee. to know him was to love and res.
pect him. as. = 2,.'':' :,
| In those family relations where al
cooa m.,n,a virtues ore most conspicuous,
/ Ia ~ remarkable for his kindness, de-
vetion, and sffectionate disposition. He
I cave : wife, daughter and two sous, e
whom his memory ts endearcd BY hi.
life.lons devotion to their interests an'
hsnninsss. He was devoted and kind q,
hssSend and father and faithful and
| true friend. and fellow citizen.
The closing Of, business houses and tn
| presence at his funeral Of nearly oil o
hv fellow .citissYs, attested tho grea
resnect entertained for the Deceased
Nay he rest peacefully 10 the arms Q
Divine mercy. !,
"A1a With pi'tsis. J. love h's quiet Eray
aagts covered"
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Sherif's Sale.
State of Louisiana Va. Jack Edwards ct al .
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchitoches.
M. 1910.
DYVIRTUE of two writs of several
ID writs Of Fieri Facias issued in the
above entitled and numbered suit, and to
me directed have seized, and vii, offer
for sale to the last and highest bidder at
the door Of the Court House in tho city
and parish Of Natchitochcs, on
Saturday. February 18th, 1879,
the following described property, to.wit
A certain tract or parcel Of land situ.
ated in the parish Of Natclitoches and
being all that portion Of South West
quarter Of Sec. No. 7. in Township II
Range Z, lying South of Bayou Bourbeux
containing one hundred acres more OF
less, together with all tho buildings .anf
imprey e,nents thereon.
Terms Of Sale:
Casll-with benefit Of appraisement.
l.. A. DEBLIEUX,
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Succession Sale.

Succession Of 4. N. Garrett.
nY virtue of an order from the Hon.
u Parish Court of the parish of Match
itochcs. | will offer for sale at public anc.
ton 1T The late residence OF deceased in
Camptc, on :. s,a'
Wednesday, January 18th, 1872 ,
all the property belonging to the Sue.
cession of 4. NJ. Garrett, to-wit:
One hundred and sixty acres of land,
the south west quarter Of north east
quarter east half Of north west quarter
and north west quarter Of south east
quarter Section 2, township II, range Z.
One hundred and sixty acres of land
south east quarter of south west quarter
Section 49, north west quarter of north
west quarter Section 20, township 12,
range 6. south east quarter Of south east
quarter Section "A, aud north east quar-
ter Of north east quarter section q, town.
ship II, range I. .'g4
The Home place in Campte, purchased 4
from Mrs. A. J. Blackstone, containingi'
twenty acres. more or less. described and
bounded as per inventory.
Also all the rights and credits, and
all movable property on inventory, con-
sistinc of horses. mules, oxen, cows and
calves, goats, hogs, plows, cart, corn,
brick, furnitur and one gun. u
Terms Of Sale.
Cash-for what it will bring.
A. +. GARRETT,
Dec. IA. Natural IntrlX.
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The Baton Ro"ge Advocate critici.
ses the New Orleans Democrat for at
lacking those country papers who ad'
vertise Howards Lottery. The I'D.
sseats ssys, and very properly, that
tho advertising 10 purely . business
transaction. But We insist that the
DssoerafS attack 10 just on those
papers who have used that "business
transaction" % = salve for their 81
lence. Some Of them have been ~
dumb ~ 90 oyster ever sinee'the Lot.
tory Conpapys advertisement ap.
peared in their columns.
We advertise the Lottery, but have
sever cold Il our opinions or silence,
and We commend the persistent at.
lacks Of the Dsmocrat upon all those
papers that have been "shut up by
. columu ID. a
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80 -
Tho Baton Rouge advocate seems
to think that the removal Of the Capt
tol to that city ID tho great work for
the Legislature that such holds a
fall measure Of reform, . very Pan.
dora's box Of good tn the people.
Tho election Of . senator 10 next
(sotto. HeTron) in the line Of benefits
orr esteemed conteinpory has marked
oct for %, while . Constitutional
Convention b about tho last thing
saggested. Would It not 10 proper
for our contemporary, after oil this, q
spell God with . very small 90
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Marcelin 7au:in, decd.
DY virtue of the Honorable the Parish
- Court of the parish Of Natchitoches,
to that effect granted and to me directed,
| will offer for sale ut the Court House
door Of the parish Of Natchiteches, on
Wednesday, tic 5th Of February, 1879,
at public cutlery, to the last and highest
bidder all of the following described
real estate belonging to said Succession,
situated in this parish, to-wit:
A tract of land known as Cnny Point,
on the south side of lac tcrre noir, about
two (2) miles from the town Of Natchi.
toches, being the CLAIM, confirmed by tho
legal representatives of Edward Murphy,
as number twcnty.one hundred and ten
(2llO) aud designated in the Govern.
ment Survey as section thirty-nine (S9)
township - north. range eight, Js)
west, aud section forty seven 147) IN
township nine Coy range seven ~ con.
tanning in all six hundred and ninety.
two acres, (G92) acquired by Marcelin
'rauzin from Thomas Hunter, bXr Act Of
the Sth Jnly, 1863. Held in community
between Marcclin Tanzin and bis pre-
deceased wife, Azclia Pcrot.
Also the undivided one.third az in.
tercst Of Marcelin Tauzin in Lot No. one
~ section number five. 80 township
nine. (9) range eight, (S) containing ono
hundred and thirty-six and 74-lOO acres,
[l36 74-lOo]. flr
Also the undivided one-third II in.
terest Of Marcclin Tanzin in certain
tract of land, being lot number one, III
Of section number five, Isl, township
nine, [9) range eight. IS containing one
hundred and tlirly.six 74.lOO acres
u36 74-lOO, acquired at Sheriff's sale in
case Steward, Hyde T. Co., Va. Madame
Suzette Bua,sl, and held 10 cowu,psity
with his surviving Widow. jFHiss,s
And also another tract Of land being
section number twelve, <l2) township
ten, (lO) range ten, 'lO) containing six
hundred and forty acres, (64O, knowp.ss
the Chamartl claim, also held in comm.
nifty with his surviving Widow, s,nqA
TERMS Of Sale:,
Cash, with tho benefit of appraisement.
/ J.DUCASSE, I
Jan. Aids. Administrator.
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viii the Editor Of the National Re-
publican, Washington, p. C., plea.4e
inform No where be buried all, the
...r>bels" he, slaughtered for the
"Uoion" during the war!
Liberty, Union and Public Print.
ing one and inseperable-nam name your
Cemetery! ~ H. a9'f
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FOR RENT.

NGy plantation on Bayou Pierre river,
" adjoining the Jordan Ferry plan
taticn Oh the lower side, known as the
King place, for the year 1879. The place
Is the most desirable on Bayou Pierre
River, and will be rented on good ,l terms.
loo and more acres were in cultivation
in the year 1878. The place is j.; about Bout: ::
miles from Brownsville on Red River.
If the place is wei, prepared and pre-, ,
pcrly cultivated, will yield one bale OF
cotton and 40 to 50 bushels corn per acre.
l have made it Oh it. -,
For information of Terms. apply to ".
II. Jack, of Natchitoches City, or to the
undersigned. Possession given LIST Jan
nary, 1879, or sooner.
r. RUFUS KING.
p. q. Box No. 50.
Dec. 21. Selma, Ala, Dallas Co.
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NOTICE.
Succession Of Alfred Patterson.

Succession Of Alfred Patterson.
NEO. +. DAWSON, having filed in the
U Clerks office, his application to he
appointed Administrator of the success.
sion Of Alfred Patterson deceased, notice
is hereby given to all persons interested
to show cause within ten days, why the
application Of the petitioner should not
be granted.
Witness the Hon. i. NJ. r. Tucker.
Judge of said court, on this 9th day of
Jatuary, A. d. 1879
JNO. LAPLACE,
Jan. ll.G. Deputy Clerk.
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ing to said succession, and being tho
separate property, consisting Of ono
mule. horses, oxen, cows, calves, and
Jcwclry, as per inventory.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash for what it will bring.
LANDRE VERCl1ER,
lam lift. Administrator.
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NEWS.
Hon. Caleb Cushing is dead.

Hon. Caleb CuShlnS IL Ocat.
Thurman il helm. pushed as the
Democratic candidate for Governor
Of Ohio this. year. Charley Foster
and Jol,u Sherman are the RePubl'-
can fav6,ites.
Fort Worth, Texas, has had a $780,
600 fire.
Hon. ]. Il. Elan has discarded his
crutcl,es and is in his seat in Con-
gress every day.
Judge Charles r. Sherman former
" United States Judge in Ohio, died
at Cleaveland, Ohio, January lst.
He was a brother Of John I. Sher1
man, present Secretary U. S. Trea'
sury, and Of Gen. Sherman, Of the
army.
Severe cold is reported North. The
Thermometer fell to 8 degrees below
zero.
Union Cotton Press Of Charleston
| s. c., burned with 10000 bales o
cotton. i: '- --. -.
Ten thousand dollars were stole'
from the Clerk Of the Government
Printing Office on the 81 IF january
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The Herald man in New Orleans,
plants Shreveport in the middle Of
Natchitocbes parish and makes the
VMDlcAToR tho official journal Of
that city. We commend to the study
Of that ''smart yosng man tho geog-
raphy Of the State, and the l6 verse,
xx Chapter II Exodus. '''''a
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:. The New Orleans Correspondent Of
the New York Herald, takes his atand
on the wharf 10 New Orleans, and
gives the ''latest from Red river"
with a vim equal if not superior to
Eli Parkins. ne u. .5.o4i.
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1. - alaAeoe hkoo New OsDeass b ;
IN. DaSis0 cd the Brsdas, 'inetead
kbtais1 lsl.esd 70 'ss Blonts PEI;
seose)sss ~, are, 40 The contrary.
neeU tielDe svso thas Blunt himself.
IN thsy ass load 10 THEFT. denun.
sllss.Sl, 4 ss an people. 4 eaa a,s.
- NJ Joe. Cunningham Il the
paGoluo1sl 1ljest 81 thsir hatred. 4al,
: 4hle isliee1tsts viii : b found
al6ll ~ psopls " The bushel.
Al Ut y Mn all stand Il like
s1))1le aodn apd cone forth trium'
,xaInnaHasisY $.S} 81 ia iii'fhf 9.t'f!5
- - jsssies 'na's prevail!
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The New Orleans Tises swings
beautifully into Radical line. Its
i1s,portorial department is we'll up i"
the "bloody Shirt" and one more
lift will put the Editorial department
where IL properly belongs.
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Leonard went to Cadlo and the
Radical world WAS agog in anticipa'
ton Of his "taking off," He was
not scalped and a pretty sensation
has been spoiled. a:uae ssa aae
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GRIP AvED or STOLEN.

STRAYED OR STOLEN.
1.-TWO Texas mules on Sunday last. One
gray mare mule, branded j. q" lett
hin, and one light sorrel mare m',l'- '"!'r
eyed. no brand remembered. Both fat
and newly reached. viii pay il s"'i'
hlc reward for their recovery, OF lnlnr-
nation leading to same.
N. TAUZIN.
or L. MESSl.
Dee. 21-1mO,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOR SALE OR RENT.
AsAW MILL. in good running or"cr'
luowu ~ the Martin Saw Mill. ,
Apply to H. oAo'
Also for Sale or Rent, II plantation o "'
Saline Bavou. containing 1O4o acrcs' 'oo
open land. Terms easy. o,.p1 ~
Apply to l.. CAss e AE
Jan. 4. LII. y. D. y 49, l-'-.-----
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NOTICE..
Succession cfJ. BMnker, decd.

Succession off. Bunker, decd.
r Il. GUNTER having filed his APP
u plication in this office to be ap-
pointed Administrator Of the Succession
of J. Bunker, decd. Notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern to
show cause within ten days from this
date. why said application should not DC
granted.
Witness the Hon. p. A. Simmons.
Judge Of said Court, on this 3lst day Of
Dec, A. D., 1878.
JNO. LAPLACE,
Jan. 4-2t. D'y. Clerk.
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Tie Blu (ssDsls BIN No. isos) T.
rspsal 0setloss 60 and gu Of The
nsvlsedl Statutes Of ~ United States,
rslssi,s ! . the Jurors Test Oath n
Csiuisal easss. passsd the Senate 2ls'
Dsessbsr, aad vess to - Hoses ie'
aeli1s 49, Il aa1satlea - ~ "a
~. ''''s ~ ss,s''',i' ]
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Succession Sale.

Succession of Leontine Eercher.
DY virtue of an order from the Hon.
ID Parish Court, will offer for sale at
Public Auction at my residence on Bay
ou Choctaw, in the parish Of Natchito-
ches. on
TAurstlay, January 1lth, 1879,
the property remaining unsold, belong
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H. 1irst wsri.

Lsta Consti:utional Convention be
called !! 49,, .,a..ri b'3 ,.e.....
Ahsr that, ~issr matters can be
eooideeo0. 0sse es ~
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~ New 0sIssss Nals, true 70 Ito
:. = Is'S.t \ ~ y opposisios . :
ensiesSI ,cesvsstiss. Aud yet,
dgejs 9 agssepstto slsetithb shsss
dn6oQolpl JssseAl q ~ Ssats asd
4 lli1llis 10y, -Ts i j
- ~ = dsss. asa Kssss. {.
doslD1 = ~ 0s1a1os ~ soash Nin
y eo0o1o1o,
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JUDICIAL Advertisements.

JUDICIAL Advertisements.
Sherin,s Sale.
Clark e. Bryan vs.. A. E. Jackson, et' al
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchitoches.
No lego.
DY VIRTUE Of writ of Fieri Fac'as
u issued in the above entitled and num-
bereA suit and to me directed. ] have
sized aud will offer for sale, ut the door
of the Court House, in the city and par
ish of Natchitoches on
Saturday February stu, 1879,
the following described, property, to-wit
North fractional half Of section No.; l..
Lot No. 3 of section No. Z, and North halt
Of section No Is, T"wnship6 North OF
Range 5 West, containing four hundred
and ninety three acres, situated IN INC
Parish of Natchtoches.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash-suLjcct to appraisem'nt.
| l.. A. DEBLIEUX,
1 ,,+ls Sheriff.
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CTRAYED

S7RAYED
On Saturday Dec 2sth, ls1-, one o. a., n
hoy mare MULE branded " on ,.,, w
r;cht shoulder: and one bay horse MULE
Young medium size, newly reached; no
Brand percrptabIr. .,o;r
I Sill paya suitable reward tor the'r
recovery or information leading to the
' CHARLES L. PEROT.
Jan. il..2t
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DIP hER|A!!

Jehnsv,I's An"dine Iiniu mt will pos
itively prevent this tcrrahle disease, and
willpositively cure nine cases in ten. In.
formation that will save many lives sent
tree by mail. Don't delay moment.
Prevention is better tl,ad cure. Sold
Everywhere. l. s. johnson & Co., Ban.
gor, Name. jan-ll 4w
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~ The tn Who eeml6,stsd the fatal
mistakes . . stateonan Kennel hass,
4 pot &C 1Sr tAe United States Senate
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Those Arguments.

The New Orleans Democrat tells %
that the enemies Of popular liberty
in Louisiana, who have been dissuis'
ed IA Democrats, are yet for all We
know to the contrary, and are busy
with the same stale, iDsidious argn-
ments they used last year to defeat
Constitutional Convention.
Those arguments are; ''no polit'-
cal agitation--the country wants
peace-we might not be able to carry
the State you couldn't elect men
With sufficient ability to insure good
Constitutional will cost too much
Hayes might not like it-what will
the Northern people ssy-N'ch"''s
might be turned out Of ofHce-the
debt Of the State might be repudiat'
ed--,he Bourbon might play he'''-
md 40 on to the end Of the chapter
The real reasons these men enter
tain, which they cloak beneath an
assumed patriotism, are; fear Of q
cheap government-that they might
be turned out Of ohice-that monop'
olies will be swept away-that ever,
useless and cumbersome Office wOn't
Ike abolished, and finally, that rea
reform would be inaugurated, AMI
their pickiugs and etealings stopped
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FOR SALE.

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Parish Court, Parish Of Natclltoches.
No. 1855.
10y VIRTUE ola writ Of tier' iaclas
ID issued in the above entitled a'd
numbered suit and to me directed. have
seized and will offer for sale, to the last
and INCEST bidder, at the door Of the Court
House, in the city and parish OF Natchl-
tOcllcs Oh
Saturday, February Mh, 1872
the following described property, to-Wit :
A certain tract Of land Situated on
Bayou Nit d'Aislc, with all the buildings
aud improvements thereon, containing
one hundred and seventy acres. more or
less, bounded North by lands Of Pierre
Brosset, South by lands Of Mrs. Lie
Scr,,ygs, and heirs of SEVERN Desl"nclles
East Iy Bayou known Bayou Nit
I'Aiylc. aid West BIZ Little or Athao riv-
ar, being same property purchased ny
Defendant from N p b Racial, 10y act
of date Jan Both 1877.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash-subject to appraisemeut.
L. A. DEBLIEUX,
Ian. II tls. Sheriff.