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d rsv l,artYs and warmly advocating Z. sin
.ak6teomproriise bilfSof Meeullocn 1 q Nv
fMalor Henry was q ffleniber OF Inc . Go,y
Lnade caucus,a delegate tofthe Wyesers,n r..
Convention, and warm supporter y. ~ sap
eruor McMtillin In the recent campaign ioi
tl,oBxress. Bristol Netrs.- s-.s'-'-.
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MARRIAGES..

M,rried. On Wednesday evening, March Tin, ha
the FIrst PRESBYTERIAN church. Iynchm,rg, 9y tte
Rev. priv. Hail. ia MES NJ ZOE asomn. !"
MALE FAULKNER, daughter OF Hon. ihon'a5 o
Bocock. - 4 'tss'.a 49, -
Married, on Tuesday. March 4, 1879, In Hsw
York at the resdeure Of the brides istnsr py Ees
hESA ". WEisIGER, formerly Of Richmond'
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a. JUDGE RlyEs IN THE NATIoN.-The Nation
is good paper, and, as we intimated few
DAYS ago, generally talks upon subjects
which 1t understands. Ut hasn't yet set
itself right as to the deputy marshals.) The
following criticism is from that paper:
Judge Riyes, Of the Federal District Court
in Virginia, seems to be behaving in an eX-
traordinary manner. He has been instruct
ing the grand Jury of his court to iDdict a
batch OF Virginia county Judges for not
-summoning negroes on the juries in their
courts, under the statute which makes any
officer who fails to summon. any citizen to
serve on a jury, ton account OF race, color,
or previous condition OF SerVltude," guilty
of q misdemeanor. or course the 1aliure
to summon negroes on jury may be on &C.
count OF race. color, or previous CONDITION
OF servitude, but rs there might lie ball
dozen other reasons for 1t, 1t Is lmpoS-
sibie to prove the offence except by the
officers own confession. The statute Is,
IN fact, absurdly drawn. To be effective II
..ouyht.to prescribe that every jury shall con-
tain certain proportion Of black men, but
this the constitutional amendment would
not haze warranted 1t is just possible that
Judge Riyes wishes to expose its ineficacy;
but IL this is not his design he has been
making himself ridiculous. An amusing
poini. which would have delighted the
schoolmen, has been made by one OF the
Virginia papers, that as the grand jury
which found the bills contained seven black
meu, this proved that seven white men had
not been summoned OIL account OF their
race and color. The inference is, In fact,
all but irresistible.
We hadn't supposed that that point was.
either "amusing'' or such as would have
:" delighted the sehoolmen.' We made 1t;
but the germ of 1t is in Judge GuIaoN's rea-
son for refusing to summon negroes to serve
on juries 10 his court-namely, that to do SO
would be 10 summon them on accosat OF
race, color, and previous condition OF GER
Yitude. 81 I -aoyst .,.s.. i
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~ SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-The
hour for afternoon service will be half-past
O'Clock until further notice. TOMORROW AFTER
NOON at An o'cek DR.. HoGE will deliver the first OF
series of short dIscourses on The inspirations the
Study, and The Design of The Holy Scriptures
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nT. GRACE-STREET B 4 IT ST
CHURCH (corner Grace and Foushce strcets|.-
The pastor. Rev. w, E. HATCHER, ID. u. VIII
preach ut l o'clock A. n. and at quarter Deioie
s 2. NJ. on SUNDAY. r..
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MT MAIN-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH lhetwcen Pine aud Laurel streets).-
Preaching by Elder j. A. DEARBORN at II a. NJ.
and 1901 NJ.
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Mt SECOND BAPTIST CHURCl(co
ner Main and Sixth sireets).-At IL A. NJ. Rev
WILLIAM BROWN, d. D.; ut 7:45 2. NJ Rev. c. IL
COREY.
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nTFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Twelfth and Broad strcets) REV. f.. W.WARRES,
u. D.. will preach SUNDAY at ! O'Clock A. NJ anc
TX 7. NJ.
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MT VENABLE-STREET B APTlST
CUURCu.-Rcy. ". c. SIAEFFER will preach ut
IL a. NJ and the pastor will preach 1T n. Z. NJ
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MT DR.. j. 3. JETER WILL PREACH
at the First African Baptist church on SUNDAY
March 16. 1879, at SO O'Clock. Subject: lie
Papacy-Was Peter Pop?"
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ECI;" FOR SALE-HOMES FOR So
Premiums paid in gold. Send Immediately for cir
cuIars and all information TO General DAN MA
.CACLEY, Secretary, Indianapolis, Ind.
49, ' - in
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-Kr-BRoAI,-sTREET METHODIST

cuURCH. SUNDAY, Mai ch 16ih.-Preaching ut
IL A, M. bE Rev. Dr.. n. A. YOUNG, of Nnshvi'ie.
Ats p. NJ by the pastor, Rev. W. 6. STARR. euo-
tee. "The Death OF Death" ,"
+ On account of unavoidable circumstances .,'e
series Of sermons to young men viii be deferred to
a lati day. ..s. 81 IL J. .E...'.. L@...fm.'
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NET NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
SILKs'in great Variety;
DRESS GOODS OF all kinds forsprins and summer
wear; 81 ..ttts
ToRCHoN EDGINas and INsERTINGs;
PE,RCALEs, cAMBRICs, and CALICoEs;
COLLARS, CUFFS. and RUFFLING;
SPRING and SUMMER CAssIMEREs; - ..
PILLOW-CAsE LINENS aud saEETINGs;
GENTbEmEN,s FURNISHING GOODS of al
kinds; taTE i..
WHITE. and ED-cHEcK MATING at YER,
low prices;
wINDoW-sHADEs and CURTAINS cheaper than
ever; ,-H. .'r
FANCY GOODS In great variety. .s......-
The best assorted stock Of goods In this ctyis al
49,. LEVY BROTHERS,,
>-.. 1ol7 and 1919 Malu'street.
GREEN BOWS for St. Patrick's Day at SC.
NH II .~."..
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NOTICE TO MACHINIsTs
BANKRUPTCY,

mo. 5573.l
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TR!CT OF NiRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
RCPTCY.
REGISTERS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, March IS, 1879. )
To TIE CREDITORS OF ABOVE BANKRUPT:
You will please take notice that shall OIL FRI
DAY The 2Sth day of March, 1879. at II O'Clock
81, at my Office in the cusiomhouse, i'll the city OF
Richmond, Va. take: 1S. An account of the real
estate of the bankrupt. I'd An account OF all liens
on the properly OF said bankrupt whether by judi
ment trust-deed, otherwise. with their legal Dl l.
GRITTY. a . THOMAS s. ATKINS,
NH lo-S2w Register.
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CHAMPAGNE CIDER

THAMPAGNE CIDER.-We are recciv-
~ ing by every New York steamer FRESH CHAM
PAGNE CIDER, III traGe-barrelS direct from the
orchard. SLATER, MYERS & Co.
mhS 1924 Main street.
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NEI1 II TT . VF + tt 2, Z
RICHMOND, VA, March, IS, 1879.

80. .-a No. 567U.i .s.-
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF yIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
SJAMIN F. DURVIS, BANKRUPT, IN BANK
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IsEs tf7sessSS .
IS HEURDER WILL OUT"

ssNFURDER WILL OUT"
so WILL THE NAMEn FTHE cI!EArEsT DRY
GOODS HOUSE ~ TIE cry.
We are determined to benefit The pnnirc by notify
ing them nj the earliest moment Of tie arrival of
MANY GREAT BARGAINS
which we have succeeded in ohtiiming from the
= NORTHERN AUCTION SAILS.
We wilt mention few: o,.-
FRtrf OF liz Ell LON Sc; Ca '''=>
ANDRO,CUGGIN. 7ac.;
Yard: wide BROWN COTTON, lie;
SHIFTING CALIGoES, a.;
CORDED PIQUES, 4sc.. &C.. &c. and lOc.:
The best STRIPED. and EliECKED-MuSLINal
GOOD GLEA 2 c!lFP fABkE:pANAsE2, 4as:
E;XIm!ns our hLI.-WooL ELACh CASHMERE !:
line OF goods. 4 new lot Of CRETE CLOTH at 45c.
les P4n fG y'sf S 81 a.
NOLAN DEDEGEs. doublc-rldth, fine quality,
BLACK SILKS AND sAT1Ns at figures thai can
moi Je undcrsod
SILK FIJI NGEs. Don't purchase BIZ HTl NGS be-
fore examining our stock Of black aud coored, all
wool at price too low 10 mention here. BRETON
and TORCfIUN LAEES; BUTTONS. large variety
Of latest styles 5000 yards WORsTED tRiNGES,
auction lot: also 5000 yards COZ. ORED EMBR0l-
DERlES on white and colored linen. An ALL
LINEN DaMAsK TOWEL Tor loo. Only a few
left Of those slightly damaged QUILTS $3.50: a
splendid assortment Of LADIES and CIlILDKtN'S
LII
SOB Broad street.
Our FIvE-CEST COUNTER has been eounii-
fully rcplcnishcd. NH Is
TRY GOODS.-Having A full line OF
~ goods. and many at especially low figures, we
invite call beautiful PRINTS III Sc; others e,
~, c., and &C. Nice lire EDGlNGS. VEiLINGS.
RIBBONS, &C., Sc. Call and examine.
j. &. WHITLOCk.
NH 4-codl III 1909 Nam ,irc!t.
SAVE MONEY
As the season Is advanced and the wants of trade
are few, we determined to keep up sllcs, auC
TO do so have marked down
ENTIRE STOCK TWENTY PER CENT,
bringing all goods low, and many ut less than
PRIME COST.
Don't fail TO call this month on
BROWNE & ROWE,
and thereby yourself ~ out Of $40 spent with
them. Remember all of their fresh and desirable
goods, Including
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS,
NOVELTIES, ETC,
are to be sold without exception ut
PRICES THAT WILL TELL.
Give them call at their ropulir store. 507 Broad
street. IL l6-eod
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Mg- CENTENARY CHURCH.-preaen !
Ing at IL A. NJ by Rev. A. W. WILSON, D. d.; ut
T. NJ by Rev. r. A. YOUNG. ID. u.
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CT COD-LLFER OIL.
MEADE 4 BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT
We have the testimony Of physicians WHO pre-
scribe Il, and of patients who have taken It, that IT
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY ASslMiLATED THAN ANY oTHEP
OIL. MEADE z BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
20 Is go Main street Richmond. VA.
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RICHMOND And rkIE">E .rt
RAILROAD fnNrA*i.
5IOMNENCING MONDAY. D"crm'~r r..
~ 1878, trains Oh this road will run Us tD.."".:
LEAVE RICHMOND >orTr.
l1.5J a. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. c'.am.'-2
Tor tnari,>ioh, 'Sv:hn4L. \ -t~'.
and Aiken via th!r"si"uI Er..'- 81.
JuckS0hvilIe-iarlur cars !" VIA -
ton. Stops Gully a. Chester a"t w.
chester
1925 4. NJ. Accommodates daily a,."'
SUNDAY !. HI.E"> ro-' r"uH'r!t B.. .-
Prt.rsbTTr VIA ne htl.H'.r. -.
siesipri and OH" raii-'." :rr = ......
Chattanooga. Nashville. H"iH.
Lyrcil0ITE, farmNf'r. and OF 81 ....
s.ainns on that road, rIHic, ~.."'
time - hy any other linz. 81, - d.
all rutr stations.
AGO P. VI. ACtoNMUDATlUE TRAIN big
t"Nccrt sunday. :'i@cH<"rs t9a...-
tnls train will il.ahe ci"se comErs .a
~ Peter burg I, r \arlr't.
1925 7. VI. THROUGH MAI. Gl'ly. rorn'"'.-:
for Weldon. Wilmington. r. .l-...
Charleston. Savannah. iuE">:A Co.
lum"ia, Atlanta. Macon, N"Gigut.''.
Mobile, New Orleans. AM 1li =. "
South and Southwest. rGi IMAM .t..'
inG-"ar from Boston Tor W,.H,.'
Sayaunall, and Tie South. >,ar H.:
al Manchester and Chester.
SEQ \. NJ, SUNDAY Accom- MbHh ''H
TRAIN makes rios. conn" 1904
A.. NJ. y y. K. r. FIR Btt>"I "..t'
noog,, Nashville. Memphis. i...
burg, Farmviilic, aud othrT i"'I go
lions on thai ROAD. Stop, a. al '"'.'..'
LEAVE prrEpspruc S0nrH
c.s5 A. Vi THpni;t;H Mali ,:,IIy. c.tl.aec..Er
o:o' a. Ill., Vim Rn,n, No. Erty,s =,
T T.,h nt r,iipnad fei a r"'a,> ~"
FasI. and West. Stops At Nts....s'..'
Inu Biutt ON sisnaI'
e:o5A. ~, NCCoMMUI,ATION TEAIN 4tr
iesr.ut sunday. sion, Al q. -.
tons.
7:05 7. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS. TEiIN ""'
stops at all stations.
3:45 P, N. THROUGH MAI. daily. s"'aer-A3
with Rjchm"nd, Fr~rr"h ,'s.s 40 ~:
Potomac railroad Tor all r".a,' =.
and Vest. Also. alaaim2 ''.ee 'r.. 49,
. ton VIZ r. the ne. T viS>at ~. 81
ali points =; Xorih and W.. 'r..'s..
stops II Manchester and hr.'' '.
signal. -,,,.,,., r.cs
.h CIV hnnon a1N;;r ds sct. ''e' ' .
SUNDAY kXCrEsloN TRAINS d'''":.'."-
delS \. SHAW, >u,'.iH-.1....--.
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200 remnants of DRESS GOODS in lengths Of
from three to fourteen yards. Prices marked
in plain figures on each piece. You can get
good bargain by calling at once.
,-..-....-.....-- LEVY BROTHERS..
cpEEN ROWS for 81, Patrick's Day at Sc.
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s.. u. Ltto REGISTERS OFFICE
81. RICHMOND, VA, March Ii, 1879.

| To THE CREDITORS OF ABOVE BANKRUPT:
You will please take notice that shall on SATUR-
DAY. 29th day OF March, 1879, at ~ O'Clock NJ at
ONCE, In the custom house, Ia the city of Rich
n0nd, Va, take: 1st An account OF the real estate
of the hanErupi. I'd. An account OF all liens on the
property Of said bankrupt. whether by Judgment,
stdeed, or otherwise, with their Iesai priority
| 3D., Any other matter deemed pertinent by The
| Register or any party Interested.
NH 15-S2w THtIMASS. ATKINS, Register,
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EAST BOCS,I


Nail train arrives at Richmond de;'Y,x
Cept sunday at........... ........ .og
Express train arrives at R!chmond aagy -''" J. y.
dt.......'.' .....'.
Accommodation train ami =, r,rh '' '''N.
monf daily except Sunday at.,.. o.ra,
A mixed train leaves shannon a, ,.e. ~.
taking passengers from Virginia Nh r d" d..
from Washington. and arriTc> x ElclI,.n,T ~.
=. NJ. daily except Sunday. .. 40
4 connects with Virginia Midland r,fr,,..i H.,
ing at 11:O5 \. ~. for I.yHcahurr aud 81 ',"
Mississippi and Otio Ii'rord s'lII,,u. -, ,'1..
Washington. VI. i'E
b connect. With virginia Midland ra@.oq4, ,.,y.
Ing NJ $3.50 \. II. for Washington. 49,
G connects with Virginia Mr.auG l~iyr.,l -.
Ing at 2.1O A. VI. Tor Lynchhurg arr! iiLt,.., a.
sis>ipp! and OHIO RAJ road ,'ai Ions '
ID connects with valley railroad lea; iry al, .
NJ for iiarrisOuburg. =
F. connects with Valley railroad lraYlny..r,.,.
a. N. for Harper's Ferry. ''''
+ connects with stage line for T.c.iu.'o,. :.
& connects wrh &. Is. ). and l.. T.. steamers 90, 81.
points OIL the Ohio river and Cincinnati '.'
Ii connects with Scioto '.at!cy rD'-,4G fer &c..
Northwest. 49, '"'
j connects with all lines div"r,fng 10 tho U.
Northwest, and Southwest. N. W. : li.\\
Engineer AMI Sul-rli.I....5.n.
CONWAY x. HOWARD, t,rncrai Passenger ~. ,
Ticket Agent. NH ~
DlCHMCND ANh DA&NlLLL RAIL-
AN ROAD COMPANY.
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GREEN BOWS for 81. Patrick's Day at Sc.
NH II
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D lCHMCND ANii DA&NlLLL EiIt-
LIZ ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING yTyr,r
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20. Isl.
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q,aaltasE PRESESTfD AND REFERRED. Il, HI
= By the SPEAKER Resolutions adopted by
the people d. DHnYl lie, in mass Getting as-
sem ted, Tuesday ,ieyenIDg, March IL, 1870,
70 q settlement Of the public
,debf, rs i Il HaitjH. atlt. IEA yiBttY
!. ByA A9TElLal Rsthion OF citizens BIZ
- -
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Special NOTICES

Iaa. NEW GOODS! NEW GooDsl
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ing the. passage OF d dog law Tor warren
INV same: Petition ct citizens OF Warren
county asking for a LAM for the protection OF
sheepin sasfcouuty
10 ROUSE Bills PASSED.
To ar,eud ana -reshact The 9th section OF
nm orr nnuroyed March 90. 1878. In relation
to criminal. jurisdiction Of county courts.
To incorporate the Buckingham Rai'foao
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IN this case BY reason Of tho law and
evidence being in favor Of the wife
and Plaintiff, and against 'Lc husband:
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and
,lecrced, that there 10 4 Judgment in
favor of the Plaintiff and against De-
ten.,ant, .lrcrecing a separation Of proper.
IL and !. dissolution Of the community
OF acqnrts and gains, and on and Of the
community heretofore existing between
herself and husband, and that the wife
br authorized to assume control of her
own affairs. aud administer her own
property and business in her own name,
and for cost.
Thus done, read and signed in open
Court, May 22d, 1879.
(sisncdj J. N. b. TUCKER,
Parish Judge.
State of Louisiana,
Parish If Natchitoches.
Clerks Office.
1crrtify that the above is true and
correct copy Of the original Judgment on
flo in my office.
Witness my hand and
fLS.1 Official Seal. this oath
day Of May, 1879
JNO. LAPLACE,
May 3l,3t. by Clerk.
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COnstable'S Sala

James McCook, VS.. Henri, ),
Justice Court, Ward l, Parish y,
itochcs-No 100 F"
DY WRITE of a writ of y
- sued in the above entitled -. "
bcIcd suit and to me direct.S y
seized aud will offer for sale to =
aud highest bidder at the iloo.~
courthouse in the city of NatchitsI
Saturday the IN dag JJ.. :
between the legal hours Of al. |.
lowing described property, tow,
A certain lot OF ground with ~,
ings and improvements ther.s
town Of NatclntocI'rs in the tn, !.
lots form.rl y belonging to Ant.;.'
buchon and Pierre Laviolett. !.
said lot is situated between
mentioned lots and the ba,ou. r
at the foot Of the hill acoui,.j
Raby from succession Of $. 4 III
Indicated to Henry Rally, at ~.
sale of said Droz.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, subject to appraisement,
May 3.tdy. Constable "
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JUDGMENT.
JUDGMENT.
Henriette Brown Va. Jacob Levy.
Parish Court, Natchitoches, Louisiana,
ay No. 1897.


Parish Court, Natchitocl,es, Louisiana,
No. 1897.
IN this case BY reason Of the law and
/ tho evidence beiug 10 favor Of the
plaintiff, Henriette Brown, it is ordered
adjudged and decreed. that plaintiff
henr'ette Brown do recover of the d..
PENDANT. judgment against Jacob Levy.
d'sso'v'ny the community IF acquets and
gains heretofore existing between Main.
tin and her said husband, jacob Levy be.
and the same il hereby dissolved. and
that said plaintiff l,e restored to tia sen.
arate administration and control"f her
dot.l and psrsphernal property, and that
oil her future gains derived from what.
ever source, 10 her own separate prop.
Done, read and signed in omen Conrt
on this I'D day Of May, 1879.
olgnod) in. B. TUCKER.
,,,s..a Parish Judge.
State Of Louisiana, }
Parish Of Natchitoches.
Clerks Office.
certify the above TO be q true and
correct copy Of tho original Judgment on
flo in my Office. va
Witness my hand and
,lL'S.J 0mcial Seal this 9th
DAY Of May, A. D. 1879.
JNO. LAPLACE,
nay '-'t' D'y. Clerk.
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Sherirs Sale.

Sherih's Sale. rs. /.
Amire Vascocue vs.. D. L. en-.
District Court, Parish Of Nat.AaA
No. 824s. b
DY virtue of q writ of Fl, Ea. -.
I'D the above entitled and nur,ss
suit and to mo directed, / have 81
aud will offer for sale to; u III
highest bidder at the door Il tbslx
House 10 the city aud parish II l1A.
ches, on q
Saturday the It'll day Of k4h
between the legal hours of sak VI.
lowing described property, town: 1
The plantation vhereon vidsI
berousse formerly resided, sits,lI:
the Parish of Natchltoches, on ~
side Of Bayou Bourbeau, With *
buildings aud improvements -
containing lao acres, moro OF lsllE +
that portion of the west hall r.
west quarter Of section No. &, =
Bayou Bourbeau, containing T. 8
more or less. M
Also another tract of land, 49,
east half Of north east quarter q
ton No. 6, township 10, range q
tanning 90 6O-lOO acres, being II |
property acquired by D. L..0iIa'
Act Of date 97th October, 1871, 81
A. Barlow, D'y. Recorder Of saA =
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, subject to appraisemeask:ss
L. A. DEBLIEmI
April 26. G.
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JUunMENT.
Sallie Haas VI. Jonas L. Mannheim. her
Husband,

JUu6AENT.
Sallie Haas VI. Jonas L. Mannheim, he,
Husband.
Parish Court, Parish of Natchitoches.
No. 1886.
IN this case by reason of the law and
| the evidence being in favor of the
Plaintiff, Sallic Haas, aud against the
Defendant, Jonas L. Mannheim, on trial
Of this case, it il therefore ordered. nd
judged and decreed, that the plaintiff,
sallie Haas be, and she is hereby Dc.
clared separate i" property and estate
from her husband, the said Jonas l.,
Mannheim, and that the community of &C.
quets aud gains heretofore existing b..
tween them lie, and it is hereby diesoly.
ed, and it 10 further and final)y ordered
that tho sid Sallie Haas do have hence.
forth, the right TO administer and con.
troll her separate property and earnings
without the interference Of hor said hns.
band. aud that defendant be taxeil with
tho costs Of this suit.
Thus done and signed after having
been read in open Court this. tho ~
day of May, 1879.
(Signed) i'm. B. TUCKER
Parish Judge.
Slate Of Louisiana, J
Parish of Natcbitoches.
Clerks Office.
l hereby certify that the above is a
true and correct copy Of the original
Judgment on file in my Office.
Witness my hand and
u.S.) Official Seal this 18th
day Of May, A. D. 1879
W. II. TUNNARD,
May 3l.3t. Clerk.
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Sherin's Sale.

sIssSs SbS . byOuVo
Louis Duplex, Administrator, '. !,
ID. LcPaulmisr.
Parish Court-No, lH4
DY VIRTUE Of a writ Off /,
- sued in the above entitled al
bercd suit and to me directed. i,
seized. and will offer for ssle "a a \
and highest bidder at the dos !.
courthouse, in the city aAans
NatchitOchcs, on. u
Saturday, the It'll day Of Jsn., !
between the legal hours Of I'll !,
tain tract Of land, with the ilnpe,'..
thereon, situated in the Parish 4 i
itoches. containing seventyei.hs
acres, being tue Same land scc,s
Mrs. Virginia Bossicr at the .1.s
effects of Nizilda St. Amans, ma.
18th day Of December. ISL, and a.
in said process verbal Of sale ~ mi
Containing forty-two (42) acres ~
No :. containing thirty-six 36.lN |,
acquired by Louis d. LePauln;, ,
Mrs. Virginia Bossier by act Of 81
ed on 9th day Of Feb. 1875.
Terms Of Sale: 4
Cash Aubject to appraisemsut
L. A. DEBLIRn.
May 3-tds. r.
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NOTICE.
Ssccessiox Of Varxes J. Rochdl.

Sseees''o. Of Varxes J. Racial,
HAM1lE having filed bis applic..
~ ton To lie appointed administrator Of
the succession of Varnes J. Rachel. de-.
ceased, notice is hereby given to all per.
sons interested to show cause within tsn
dsys Why the application Of tho nett.
TONER should not b. granted.
Witness tho Hon. J. N. B. Tucker p.r.
ish ledge, this 4thtlay Of june A. d 1870
JOHN LAPLACE.
June ''St. Deputy Clerk.
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An effort hoe beep made In the
Convection to relieve deSlnqueuts
from the payment Of oh taxes. That
. time should be fixed, pending which
oil penalties, interest, sosts, fee and
eonnissious be suspended, aud tho
saz alone reqsired, 10 can veil un>
dssssasd, rseosuisios - 10 do the
Impoverished condition Of our people.
But 70 wipe out oil past doc taxes is,
10 our judgment not only unviss, but
10 20 open bid for delipquents. The
great mass Of tho people Of the State
have paid their taxss-say 20 per
cent q then hsva--asd to contend
tlat The 80 pr cent, representing -
" believe, - . whole, the moro able
elasaps Who could and did resise psy.
nsst, sbesld pay nothing, SCENE,
The nees 10 look at II, to be On at-
tempt % relieve tho fsw ct tho OK
peuse Of the many. Ian
10 justbs 10 those who have paid
thsit tazss, the Convention, should II
relieve tho delioqusut entirely, ought
% Rsolids .. way 70 rsfsad their non.