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party at Tie next session o. the House to
succeed in any extreme partiZan meas
urec.
IoU NEED not FIRE COLONEL, / II con c
Crockett. TouchStone'S surrender to the
Ragged Recruits was equally uneon-
ditio1al When the combination gun
was leyeled at him he came right down,
notwithstandin. the fact that he had as
surcd both lamar and Mitchell of the
certainty of his support. \ good black
smith was probably spoiled when Mr..
Touchstore became an indifferent po,iti-
clan.
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PERRYEiII,E I'FTuS.

The Household of Faith camp closed
on Friday morning. There will be ser
vices on the ground on sunday. the
preachers stand being left for that pur-
pose. The camp has been well attended
throughout. considering the husy season
and the cnldness OF the nights The
sabbath services were very interesting
and where listened to by the curious.
inrrodulous, preiu,,iccd. and a good many
believers III their creed. Elder Hast
ings. OF Boston. preached the 10 o'clock
sermon from the gospel of Matthew. 2lth
chapter. lith verse. This sermon was
listened to with marked attention. and
old church gocrs Of every denomination
pronounced it good. Elder Kramer. OF
the Wilmington church. preached tn.
afternoon sermon. lii; theme being the
Immortality OF Man. nr. il Man die.
Shall he Live Again" Mr.. X. @ppeal.
to be the preacher whom most people
desire to hear. lis cnngvc CATION oi sun
day evening was the largest that has been
on the grounds this year. Pant Of his
juvenile cl"d-hoppcrS pommc!Iing each
other near the entrance gate, while two
others We're inIn';;-;ir% i'll a wrestling
match. The !'r.lras VS. promptly Tuc!lrd
and the names OF the parties taken fni
future use. Upon the close of thc ctnp
the large tent will he moved To Perry
vile. where a week 5 meeting viii be
held.
. KSoCKED OFF TIE: CARS BY \ BRIDGE.
Persons who visited the locomotive
house here, on Tuesday morning. were
U. hat ol.t tl,I at ba .i,rlI+ nc ,ln,l
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TAKING it for granted that four Repub-
lican Congressman have Ieen elected III
California OF which there seems to be
little doubt, and that Republican will
be elected in Iowa TO fill vacancy, which
Is as good as certain, the House would
contain lac Democratic, 13J Republican,
and twelve Grecnback members. In
other words, the Republican and Green
hackers together would have Il ma ority
of one in the House. OF course it will
be difficulty, if npt impossible, for either
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1)i ED.

Ma ETlN.-Tn Elk Neck, on Saturday. Sep
temhcr 9Th CHARLES H., only son OF Eliza
and the late jan!as Martin, III the i3rd
year of his a"r
1t rest
HAYES .-At the residence Of her father,
near Cnwamtown, on tie 10Th inst, of
typhoid fever, MARY ii. HAYES.
pErERSDN.-.At tie residence of her ia
1h-r, Mr. Tobias Petersen, on the 10th
inst, OF consumption, NJ. EMILY PETER
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MARRIED..

GREGSON-CROW.-G the }rti inst, hy
Rev. Il. T.. Dubois DAVID ericsson, Jr,
of Cherry Hill, this county. TO MARC .iRET
Crow, of New York.
FEEGU SDN--WA RDEN-At the resi-
tlcnce Of the brides parents on Thursday
September 18th, by Rev. W. t. Chalflnt,
ALIAN FERGUSON OF This county, and
LIZZIE WARDEN Of Fremont, Chester
county, Pa.
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The new Ring, known RS the 5x4
combination, which dictated without dis
cussion the nominations Of the Democra-
tic Convention, on Tuesday, is, in its
folly, very juhilant over its success. Out
SIDE of it, however, every Democrat you
meet seems silent and sullen.
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SOLD PROPOSITION thinks that the
redemption Of the Cecil Democracy from
" Ring Rule" dates from Tuesday last
1t may be; bat there were promissory
notes issued on that day whose holders
verify resemble our Hebrew brethren.
They look i'll vain for Redecmcr.
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The Democracy have score to settle
with Mr.. Touchstone for the sacrifice of
Bevan, Mitchell and lamar: Besides the
Republicans of his district owe him an
old grudge on Local Option account.
q. Empty)-J. II. 7. will have q good
time before frost.
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WHAT is the standard Democratic diet
recognized By the authorities of the party,
anyhow? The Senator compromises on
cream; the combination of ragged recruits
served wlliskey I'D l:jitm, at Clemsons,
but at Odd Fellows Hall repudiated every
thing but-Portcr.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

FEylIlS is to give notice. that the subscriber. Of
L Cecil county. hath obtained from the Orphans
Court o said county. letters of Administration on
the personal estate OF
II. G. kIIi.HDLTX
late of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warn
cd to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated
On Oh before the 10th day Of September 1850:
they may otherwise. by las. hr excluded from all
benefit OF said estate" All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
mcnt 10 the subscriber. Given under my hi nd
this 18th day OF September. 1879.
LDHN kElLHDLTX.
Administrator o. II. &. Eeilholtz. deed.
Tc>t-REUEES +. LAMAR. Register.
SpI,t1
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ARBITRARY PARTY DICTATIoy worked
vel enough at flkton. Nd. on Tuesday,
but it didn't work SO well at S Syracuse
New York. Tammany bolted the Con-
Fention and nominated John Kelly be-
cause lllden would force his man. The
Republican party always wins when the
forcing process is tried by the Democrats.
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THEY may twit Zen Crawford for fight
iag his own &hatjo,r il the Second district,
aHd his party critics may insist that he
outriyals Don Quixotc, who never fought
anything beneath the dignity of wind
mil. But our own opinion is, that when
all Mr.. Crawfords party blunders, and
individual mistakes arc melted into one.
It VIII not compare i'll magnitude, with
Tie mistaken folly Of the Ragged Re
cruits,' on Tuesday.
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WHtT did Senator Groume mean. any,
how. by tiourishing an open ticket at the
Democratic primary on Saturday. SO
unusual an act would seem to imply that
he felt himself under the suspicion of the
contending candidates. Isn't he ungen-
erouS-to himself? We make no unfav
o"able comment on his act, although we
head many.
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Tue disappointment and Dissatisfied
zion at the ticket nominated by the 5x4
combination, Oh Tuesday, is outspoken
and general among the Democrats. 1t
remains 10 be seen whether the new Ring
can carry the ticket through
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TO the yictors belong the spoils. =
says the political maxim. But such parti-
san victories as that of Tuesday last will
spell more Democratic votes this Fall
than its cXultant managers dream.
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.sSYFE+ WFIG+

PRE-EmlNENTLY VALUABLE FOR ITS LOCAL AS WELL AS
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE, NEWS COMMUNICATIONS ARE
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED FROM ALL SECTIONS OF TIKI
COUNTY, IN ADDITION TO THE WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS
OF ITS REGULAR CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS.
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL RECEIVE NO
ATTENTION, TtiE MAZE OF The WRITER BEING REQUIRED
IN ALL CASES AS A GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH.
MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES INSERTED GRATUI-
TouSLY. OBITUARIES WILL BE CHARGED HALF The
USUAL Rate OF TRANSIENT LOCAL MATTER.
Local matter, Ten cents a line for single inscr-
fi0n.
Transient rdies-Eigh cents line for one, and
-Four cents line for crery additional insertion.
one inch Of space counted I'relve lines. One
Column. Flee Dollars per inch year.
-Four changes aHosred TO yearly Gdvsrfiss, ciihest
additional charge.
The circulation Of The Thig being among the
most Intelligent classes Of Cecil county and the
adjoining coua;ies Of Mary'and Psnn,yl,ania and
Deidrdrc, lis proprietor confidently recommends it
10 Business Men most desirdble medium. for
remunerGtre advertising.
To maintain its high standard as family jsurn al
no otenSire or Objectionable advertiIenens uiN be
admitted into its columns at cny price.
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f"oMAs JEFFERSON says it had to be
done; but we can trepeat it The often
CT the better, Thomas j., for...the Repub-
LEANS.
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the 9Th Gay of October, 1879,
LOTS OF LAND

parts OF the estate o! said deceased as described
i'll a plat thereof made by William Warning. viz:
LIST. Lot !. containing ) Acres and Is
Pcrrhes. with right oI way Out to Rnwlnrsvillc
and con"wjn-" read. This adloins lands OF Geo.
l.. Jones and John Bradford.
2nd. Lot T.. containing ( Acres. .
Roods and - rrrchcs. with right Of way out to
same road. This al oinS lands "f said Bradford
and Richard Ferry.
Bird. Lot ID. containing y Acres. This
lies north OF Halls School House property.
4th. Lot No. 9. on north side Of Row
landsyillc and t0uowin!,o road. cQntai.lin.; One
Acre more or less,
9Th. Lot so. 10. On north side of said
road. containing ~ Acres more or less.
9Th. All the interest Of said deceased
in the property known 'rhaddcuS Stevens
Hall ANA School House.
All this property lies ON or near the road from
Rrwl&ndSvHic tu t"n"wiugn. about one fourth ut
mile from the latter place. and will he shown by
the undersigned, who lives 1T the homr place OF
sad dccc.,S a.
TERhs: OF &ALE.-Dne-third 90 the pur-
chase money c;S on day ot sale; and the balance
IN two equal payments at S.N and Twelve months
':am day "i sale. Credit payments to bear inter
est from day of sale. aud 10 be secured by Notes
or Bonds OF purchaser with security to he APP
proved 10y tine undersigned. Purchaser to pay
cost 81 deed. which will he given when the iull
purchaser money is paid.
JOHN W. BERRY. Executor
ui Juhn Berry deceased.
SEPT !3-ta ALLESEL-IGTT, Au0t.
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'GoT ten cents about yer - said
: Jipsy, iice-hitten looking supporter of
The xxi combination to prominent
Democrat On Tuesday. You mistake
E"ur nan, Nir, " was the reply. 81 don't
e'.dorao wiii>isy-inspired combinations
'ndcr any circumstances. That man
viii vote for McClonahan, Hanes and
Jones, certain. So will hundreds like
Linn
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How many great moral triumphs
like that Of Tuesday can the Democratic
party of Cecil stand, anyhow?
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Q!|'e Qee'I 1l|)h'e,
ELKTON, SEPTEMBER 10, 1879.
Republican Nominations.

Republican Nominations.
For Clerk Of the Circuit Cont:
JAMES \. DAVIS.
For Register Of Wills:
BENONI COOLING.
For House Of De7egates:
JOHN VI. MCCLENAHAN.
l.. MARSHALL HAINES.
THOMAS p. JONES.
For Sheriff:
SAMUEL PADDOCK.
For Comfy Commissioners:
JAMES \. COULSON,
JOHN PERKINS.
THOMAS b. HOPPER.
For Jadaes Of the Orphans Court:
JOB HAINES.
WILLIAM KIRK,
For Stairs 1H0rnep:
ROBERT c. THACKERY.
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"FoECED' candidates are like forced
flowers. They cxhalc sickly odor. 1t
came from the FELTON, House.
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AT O'Clock l.. NJ. AL THAT
FARM AND TRACT OF LAND,
called HoDcr''N. situate in the Sixth Election
district OF Cecil county aforesaid. containing
1865 ACRES, More or Less:

HTSIIIV7 VI N'VII VoUI'V! "IUTtE'lI'I VOHtlIHIhS
SG IS 4 CRES, More or Less:
being part nt the same tract al land which was
devised TO the said Stephen J. Woodrow. by the
last will and testament OF Stephen Woodrow. late
of Cecil county. deceased.
This farm i situated an the roId leading from
tOl0ra to RnwandSvilic. about two miles from
the former viil4%cani about 81. mile" ir":n Rising
sun. The natural quality of the soil is good {:
about 30 acres are in woodland. the balance is
arabic and in fair state Of cultivation The
f"nc,'S arc III tu."rahic condition. There 49,,
Is a It's" and aha!t story STONE HOUSE saIi q!
stores. "hIr'hcS. schools houses. &c. and Il
desirable property.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash on the day of sale
Purchasers may. il they desire. make other terms
with the Attorney on the day OF sale
Gusts OF Conv"yanrIng to hr paid by the pur-
.h'scr. Il. &. TIACKERI. Attorney
Sept l3-tS Tor William Phillips
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THEY say that Uncle Dick Crothers is
wonderfully disgruntled. Wedon't Won
der. That nephew of his gave him
trouble.
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Let the majority rule; that is Demo
cratic. Let each community decide for
itself; that is Local Option.
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- The most responsible position ina fam
lily is that Of the nurse, and Il good nurse
never fails to recommend DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup to the parents Of frcttul or sicklv
children. Price - cents.
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) to 4 are the figures now; let us hear
no more of TOT.
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s-@Pub:ic sale, al !iouldrm's firm, Of
personal property Of the J. N. s'"ridcr
estate, ON Wednesday, September Eth,
1879, AT l. O'CLOCK. sharp.
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flats along the Shore c;tties 4 smell That
or people believe is tine very aguc itself
The flats are covered with Il very heavy
crop OF grass. which, lying ia the sun,
rots, and the smell is very disagrccablc
Mr.. +. Owens. one OF cur It ,re keepers,
sold over one Thousand grains Of quinine
last month. and the demand still is for
quinine.
THE IvAH!IoE ARCHERY CLUB.
The meeting OF the Ivanhoe Archery
Ciub. held at the residence OF Joseph
Coudon, Esq. on Thursday evening
September 4th, WAS very PLEASANT and
enjoyable gathering. Four prizes were
contested for by the mcmbcrS-an were.
at the close of the meeting, awarded by
the President. J. Miller Thomas to the
following members: The prize for the
highest score. to II. Arthur Stump: the
prize to the lady making the best score.
Miss \. Lizzie Thomas: the prize to the
lady making the next best score. Miss
Allie NJ stump: the prize to the captain
OF the winning side, to Joseph Coudon
(of H After enjoying pleasant. So
cial evening. the club adjourned to meet
on the next Thursday evening at the res
dcnce of DIR. EvanS.ss
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DID you ever see so much froth, out of
so small Il bottle of Porter?
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10 ACRES And 20 PERCIIES


more or less: adjoining lands of Thos AIcNiuilen
and W. X. Griiiith. loundcd on the Baltimore
ana Philadelphia stage road and ON the Christiana
road with Usage hedge. 1t is II miles from Brick
Meeting House. four miles from Noting ham sta
ton. on the Baltimore Central Railroad A. from
oxford ! l.. miles from the Friends high school at
Brick Meeting House. hfs.l,
The improvements are a good FRAME 1911
hDl ST. -hX.a icet. With three rooms oil xS.iiL
lIr>t floor and four on the second: cellars kfslil
under. and Pump OF good water at the Kitchen
door. The house has been painted this Summer.
good Frame Barn. ;@iS32 feet with stone base
ment: tUrn-rrih. ho=-houSc. etc. a good Apple
Orchard Just in prime: peaches. pears. currantS
SouScEerricS and grapes of different kinds
This property is well worthy the attention OF
persons wishing t" purchase small property. 1t
IS in high state OF cultivation. divided into five
lots. under good post and rail fences. 1t keeps
Jour COWS and two horses: Tor trucking and chick
cry it can't he surpassed. 1t is in good neigh
boriood. convenient 10 schools, mills >tarys places
of worship OF different Mutations Persons
wishing to view the property before the sale VIII
be shown TIE same Icy calling on the subscriber
Sale 10 commence at O'Clock T.. III. 40 post
ponemcHt on account OF weather.
Conditions at sale. TcriI.S easy
=. II. DoWLAND, Auct. l.. H. HICKMAN
Self l.-1W
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ESTABLISHED
Public Sale Of Real Estate

vpNIE real estate sale Of L. B. Hickman
< that advertised for August 18th was adj
ioUrned until TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER c3rd
1872. 1t viii then be sold without reserve The
rlInr..rIN Cnit;ILns
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Why OFFENSlNE SMl.IL.
The liver is very low, and from the
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fc- special freight rates. apply to agents "i tho
Delaware Railroad. Excursion tickets admittin.
10 the grounds will be sold by the f.. W. 4 B.
Railroad and connections. platform Will be
placed within a few steps of the entrance gates.
at which all passenger trains will stop.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-15
sHERIFr,S SALE.

GTATE OF LOUISIANA, Fifth Judicial Dis
- tiict Court, parish Of East I,aton Rouge
John II. Gardner, for use; vs.. r. W. HerOfnan,
No 2Ge6
by virtue Of q writ Of seizure and sale, Issued
IN tho at0ve entitled a,Nl numbered smit ard
directed to tho Sheriff Of said parish from tho
honorable court aforesaid, have seized and will
expose to public sale In ftopt OF the Courthouse
door Of said parish, on
Saturday, the goth day Of December
next A D 1870, between ths hours Of II O'Clock
A N, and o'clock 2 II Of said dry, all yhe right
title, interest and claim Of tho Defendant; + W
Her0lnai, In and To tho following described mort.
gagged property tO.wit:
"a certain tract or parcel Of ground in the
city Of Baton Rouge containing two arpents,
more or less, situated on Main street, bounded
on the north by North street, on the east, by
Charles Rusht0n, west by lands Of the Orphan
Asylum, together with all the buildings and I'm.
prOyements thereon ess
Seized To pay and satisfy mortgage claim
and vendors privilege, interest and costs, claim.
cd II, the above suit.
Terms Of sale, cash, with the benefit Of all
prasement. nil j. W. BATES, Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-15
NE w ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATEO OF LOUISIANA FIFTHJUDICIAL
~ District Court, Parish of East Baton Rouge.
Lucy N, Knox VI, John $. Chapman. No, 2677.
BY virtue OF a writ of seizure and sale issued in
the above entitled and numbered suit and to me
directed from tho Honorable Court aforesaid,
have seized and will expose to public sale, In
front OF the Court House door OF said parish, on
Saturday tho Goth day of December
next, A. D., 1919 between the hours Of ii clock,
A. M, and o'clock, 7, M. Of said day, all the
right title, interest and claim of tho Defendant
John S. Chapman in and to the following dc.
scrihed mortsaged property, to.wit:
IA certain parcel OF land In that part Of the
city Of Baton Rouge called Deva!I' Town, TO-.
''gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon being bounded on the north by Main
street, east by property of Mrs. Alley south by
Laurel street and west by Pete's Alley contain.
ling two arpeuts more or less"
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount of judg-
ment interest and costs claimed in the above Gu.
titled and numbered suit
Terms of sale, cash, with the benefit OF ap
praisemcnt.
n4l j. w. BATES, Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-15
A ROSE BY ANOTHER NAME.

The deliberate attempt ef the hide
pcndcnt-Rcpubllcan Fusionists to
have b. V. Baranco, u VIGOROUSLY in
famous colorcd scoundrel, appointed
IN election commissioner for the first
ward, by the Police Jury, ought to
satisfy the good people Of this parish
that the cry for Nv free ballot and q
fair count at the polls" set up by the
Independent Republican combination,
is but sham.
1t is in the knowledge Of every citi-
zen that Baranco has been associated
with every infamy pcrpetrated by the
Radical party in this parish.
A door of dirty ,cork at all times,
he caused many arrests Of our resi-
dents in tho Chapman riot of 1870,
and swore to unmitigatcd lies, If syc
mistake not, during the trial of tho
prisoners. He it was who, while u
commissioner ut tho second ward in
this city-acting under tho instruc-
tons of the villainous registrar Glow
er--did all in his power to create iii
formalitics, in order to have that
Democratic poll invalidated. Steal
ing away from the other commission
crs, with some of the election papers
in his possession, it was only after q
diligcnt hunt that he was found and
made to sign the tally-sheets. Then
he followed the rascal Clover to New
Orleans, whore, before. the returning
board and the Congressional commit
tees he sworo "black and blue''
against everything and everybody
here, with such u careless disregard
for truth rs would put to shame the
most hardened fclon.
We could raise u regiment of men
here, white and colorcd, who would
swear that they would not believe
him under oath.
The name of Charles G.. Pages, one
of the most respectable colored Re
publicans IN our city, was objected to
by tho Independents, though Mr.
Pages is known to have performed
the duties of commissioner for years
past in manner that has given per
feet confidence in his honesty and
ability. This for the purpose of sub
stitutiug the shameless Radical STIR.
kcr, Bardnco!
If anything is calculated to open
the eyes of our people, as to the ma.
turc of the coalition effected between,
the independents and the ultra Rad
icals of this parish, that act ought tt
do it!
People Of East Baton Rouge, the
evidence is before you. You can casi
ly forctcll what this movement means
1t takes no prophet to see that ere
long the worst clement of the ole
Radical party will again fastcn it,
blighting clutches around you in til,
wake of the Independents. Fortu.
nately, the effort Of securing sucl
honest Judges of the election has bee,
frustrated, and ne WW have "a fire,
ballot and u fair count
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

QTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
~ Court. Parish Of East Baton Rouge,
Nicholas Wax vs.. Richard N. Loucks.
No. 1898.
BY virtue Of q writ Of II. fa., issued in
the above entitled and numbered suit
and to me directed from tho Honorable
Court aforesaid, have seized and will
expose to public sale in front Of the
Courthouse Of said parish on Saturday,
the 9th day Of December A.D.1S79,
Between the hours Of II o'clock A. NJ.
and A o'clock P. N. Of said day, all the
right, title, interest and claim Of the Dc.
PENDANT, Richard N. Loucks, in and "a
four hundred (nore or less) acres 81
land, being q part Of m undivided tract
Of land Of five hundred acres, more ol
less, in this parish, on Beaver Creek,
and known as "Mount Lucre," bounded
on the north by lands Of NJ. Yonngblood,
east by lands Of +. Bradford, south by
lands Of heirs Of Richley, and west BY
lands Of Daniel Sullivan, being the
same acquired by purchase from Tel
Collector on tho 9th day Of December
1872. T .t
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount
of Judgment, interestsand costs due IN
the above entitled and numbered suit.
Terms Of sale, cash, with tho benefit
n39 J. w. BATES, Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-15

You object said the Democratic
Police Juror Graham, to his Indepen.
dent colleague, Mr.. Perron, that
have submitted a full list of names
for Commissioners. How il it that
instead ofoftering to substitute some
names to those you object to, you pull
out Of your vest pocket a full list fol
the first ward, in lieu Of mine9 This
query was such a "clincher" that Mr.
Perron, we suppose, requires further
time, wherein to file his answer. By
thc-by, Baranco was one on that last
list.