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Political.

The ball has opened and our Cen.
trail Committee after q harmonious
meeting has called a Convention for
September ed where the Demo.
cracy OF this Parish will elect dele.
gates to the State. Judicial and Sen.
atorial Conventions.
A ward mass meeting is called for
this ward on Saturday next at u
O'Clock m. Let there be q full at.
tendance.
The Chairman Of the Senatorial
and judicial Executive Committee
calls q meeting Of that committee
for I'D September.
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IN The event OF tho defeat OF the
IN Consultation. which, owing to
~ continued opposition Of the
Shreveport STANDARD. isquite probs.
BE. ~ would susgest that another
Oooveotiou b called ct once, and
that ~ editor Of that paper be %.
eeeod - TIE cole, mighty and OF.
cluolvsd slesats for tho whole State. 70
hame 10 organic Law and purge us
d ths Old instrument. We suggest
thio nom the iact that No believe
hin u b % much moro able than
au u balanee Of the State that be
shoald b given tho job.
oAou0 ~ uniortunately() adopt
~ ~ Constitution. let tho first
teg1!aesss under Il appropriate q
- ssease 70 that editor in order to
1eep Ajo quiet for the next flfty
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The New Orleans Democrat.

Some person has reported thst
this excellent Democratic paper has
no teleRraphic dispatches. and is, in
consequence, not worth taking az a
newspaper. There. Is no doubt. a.
great deal Of opposition in certain
quarters to the DEMOCRAT, for the
reason Of its great political influence.
and It would bes satisfaction to those
who would wish the party divided or
defeated, to kill that influence. The
DEMOCRAT DOES take telegraphic dis.
patches. far superior to the miserable
stuff sent by the Associated Presa
and moreover, the DEMOCRAT IL far
superior to any paper published IN
the city. a. every newspaper man
will admit, and a. the ex.President
ofthe National Typographical Union.
Who Ownes an inter-. In another
and q rival paper, admitted to 10.
The DEMOCRAT is now engaged in q
battle against the TINES to preserve
the. unity Of the Democratic party.
and We are panied to see that other
papers claiming to represent Demo.
Gratis are perfectly Indifferent.
The DENocRAr 10 not only the best.
but 1t 10 the cheapest paper publish.
I'd In the city. Its subscription price
g ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per
INNuM, and We hope 70 sec 1t 10 the |
lands Of every Democrat 10 the |
state.
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The candidates for State officers al.
ready mentioned are: For Governor.
L 4. Wilt4. W. B. Spencer. R. B.
Todd. =. 7. Nichols. R. @. Wick.
u@ey T. E. Kidd, II. R. Lott; for
Lieutenant Governor, J. @. Moncure.
d. ". A. Robertson; for Attorney
General. A. 8. Heron, T. B. Lyons;
to- Auditor. Allen Jumel: for Secre.
taEy Of State. W. A. Strong, A. Du.
bsoea. D. l. Norwood; for Superin.
teadeat OF Public Education, r. N.
1nehse. !. b. Fay, F. L. Claiborne,
y. i. 0oodale.
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STOP TIE Thief +!
$50 REWARD.

1Rv1NE's TOLL BRIDGE. !
Cadlo parish. La. Aug. !, 1879. /
(TOLEN from my place IL IN les ives,
OF Shreveport, on the night of July
3lst, on" sorrell mare 6 years old. IA
hands high. one hind leg Whit half up
to her hook. No marks or brands, very
short GATED and gentle. She is a very
me formed nag. can run very fast for :,
quarter OLA mile. The party snsppcte
a. thief. is Il white man about 80 wears
old and very course featured. no beard.
anu dresses very common. He weighs
about 100 pounds, lose built, awkward in
action, stovenly in dress, wears hair
which y. is sandy, cut short his compile.
ton is rather dark, as if sunhumed. II.
has large feet and large hands. He is
Thought to be an esca ped Texas convict.
will give the above reward for tn,
mare and the thief.
Aug. Loaf. T.P. Irvine,
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We beg to inform our estes med
cOnfrere Of the COLFAx CHRONICLE
that the bonded debt vi Louisiana is
Sl1 .73O.O73 60. See Auditors ReDort,
1879; page lOS. -NatchitOches Vindi.
Gator.
This, with a floating debt of g..
$4,000 and something like q million
and u half unfunded and loose Ger.
'idcates, will. We believe, make the
State debt. 10 round figures, about
sixteen millions. az We stated 10 the
outset: Is that correct ?-Coliax
Chronicle.
1t Is not. The "s2, $50, 600 floating
debt" and the "something like q
million and one.half unfunded and
loose certificates" We know nothing
OF, nor does the AUDITOR OF PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS. The debt under the Con.
s'itntion Of 1869, could never exceed
Sl5, 600. OOO-ride that instrument az
amended. The "unfunded debt"
does not amount to enough to make
our debt twelve millions, while We
have less than nine hundred thou.
sand dollars Of loose certificates"
which are to be paid from uncollect.
ed taxes.
We see our friend Is giving a mild
support only, to the new Constitu.
ton. As he knows 80 little OF what
IS contained 10 the old one, We should
Judge him to be very poor authority
on Constitutions.
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The Parish Convention to nomi.
nate delegates to the Senatorial.
District and State Conventions, will
meet IN this city on September 22a,
ono day later than the anniversary
ct tho memorable 21st September,
which b accounted for from the fact
that The 2lst falls upon Sunday Of
thlo year.
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Answered,

It seems that the Governors proc.
iamattol fails to mention anything
about police jurors, and az nothing &
said about Them In the new constitu.
ton. q ripple OF curiosity 10 running
all ovor the State ~ 70 what IL going
to be done about Il now that the
election draws pace.-COliax Chron.
Gle.
WIN our friend please find authori.
~ IN the Constitution for the election
OF Police Jur0se. A Police Juror IL
. legislative once and those now In
once Will remain Il until leGlalated
out @ tie OooVootion. aaid noHhare
regarding them.
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Let's Have Done With II.

The Richland BEACON in speaking
OF "GubernatOrial candidates" has
this to cay:
After Gov. Nichols, Gen. Ogden is
perhaps our second choice, and il
nominated We would support him as
cheerfully "a We ever have any man
for the position. There are several
others who would receive our cheer.
ful support; but We are Of the opin.
ion that neither our first, second nor
third choice will be selected, for their
names are not on the slate nude IN
in New Orleans. Louis A. Wiltz, In
our opinion, will be the man, unless
those not In the ring unite On some
very strong man before the first vote
Is cast IN the convention. We have
no lax to grind"-no iavors to ask
OF any man selected for the position
and look only to the wishes OF the
people and good Of the State; are
willing to support any good and ca.
pable man for the position; but are
still In favor OF the denomination Of
Gov. Nichols as our first choice.
The Richland BEACON has discov.
cred a mares nest "A Town RING.
The old. old story, born Of prejudice,
which is an offspring Of ignorance.
And to charge LOUIS A. W1LTz with
being ring candidate"
For what end?
Would this young man, against
whom the BEACON can utter no word
ct condemnation, who has stood
firm and true, and pure these long
dreary radical years; would he throw
to the winds the esteem and conf.
dence OF thousands in Louisiana by
becoming the creature Of Ring!
The BEACON doesn't know LOUIS A.
WILrz.
h would scorn preferment bv
ench means az the BEACON charges.
His political life, open a. the pags of
o book, Is a living refutation Of the
SANDER.
Is the BEACON practicing the arts
OF a class against which It breaches.
in the column next its charge? Does
II or will Il descend to the wiles OF the
tlemogogue, pleading to the ignorant
to arouse their prejudices?
LOUIS A. WlLrz IL An honorable
man, an able man, an honest man
and q Democrat.
He would insult the man who would
dare make him bis tool, or the tool
Of bis clique.
The BEACON must find other obiec.
lions to LOUIS A. W1Lrz, than this.
Is there q Ouachita man under the
blanket?
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The Nav Orleans TINES. popularity
known throushout Louisiana by toe
we'll earned and appropriate title of
the Journalistic Prostitute" Is en-.
gagged IN teaching the Democratic
people Of this State their duty. When
lt b known. that ex.Auditor Clinton
70 tho owner Of the TINES. and DID.
bio IL chief writer, while Kellogg
sadossesita . Democratic paper, the
cheek Of the prostitute will not sur.
peiee many.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
hDDJlAlJ SPlIyG high School,

TRINITY, MORGAN co., ALA.
N. Il c. Railroad. On the plan Of the
High Schools Of Virginia. Instructors
Alumni Of the Va. University. Pits
boys aud Young men for tnc Senior Class
cs Of the Universities OF Virginia aud Sc
vance. as well as for business. For Cat,
sl"geS giving full information, Address
JOHN A. LILLE.
Livingston, Ala, June 30, 1879.
l consider this one Of the very best
training schools in the Southern states
for boys aud young m"n. as well as II
first-class boarding school. Carlos G.
Smith.
Mobile, Ala, Jam, %, 1876.
l take great pleasure in recommending
to the attention Of my friends and the
public generally the claims Of the Noun
tain Spring High School. The Saub,i,y
OF the climate, the srclusion of th. 10
cality, the con urt of til. domestic de-
par'ment, and the qualifications of the
teachers place the school il, the frs,
rank Of educational institutions.
X. II WILMER,
Aug ".4t Bishop Of Alabama.
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Rlvet has started . new party in
New Orleans. His announcement
received at the hands OF the Conven-
ton has brought this about. When
viii the Democracy learn that bolt.
90 90 q bad % enemies?
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SilEEIFF"S SALE.


Adelinc Campbell VS.. William T. Sims.
District Court, Parish of Natchitoches.
No. 1854.
by virtue of writ of seizure and sale.
- issued in the above entitled and
numbered suit and to me directed, !
have seized and will offer for sale to
the last and highest bidder at the door
Of the Court House in tho city and par
'sh Of Natchitoches, on
Saturday, Sept. 9Th. 1879,
between the legal hours Of sale, the fol-
lowing described property to.wit:
A certain tract of and or plantation
situated in the parish of Natchitocbes
being all of that portion of the Bayou
Saline Bend plantation on the west bank
OF the Bayou, containing the aggregate
quantity "fnin. hnmtlre, aud forty three
IS 100 acres, more or less, and situated
in sections three (3), four (4l, nine "
md te" (lV), in township ni,le of ranss
six west, bounded on the north by lands
of George ". Morse, on tho west .!
lands belonging 20 Bcult Il Bro, gu !'le
south by lands belonging I" D. K. gar
roll and known rs tho st. Maurice p!au'
tatiou, and Oh the east by tue Saline
iay"u and the plantation of John ~, !"
Jones, being the same acquired BY VIZ
lam \. Sims from Ar Mi+snberger y"
act OF sale passed before a. I: Lt@s'
Notary Public, on the 9Th AuguS;se -"
Terms Of Sale: =,
CAsH-suhjcct to app:isemeut.
l.. A. DEBLlEl'X,
Aug. 2-tds, Shcri6,
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Judge D. F. Head has retired from
the editorial charge OF the Rural
TINA We are sorry to lose the
judge nom tho fraternity, but pleas.
Cd 70 note that the TINES is still to
10 ahead with its usual vim.
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TESTIMONIALS:

Crescent City Sugar Refinery, J
New Orleans. Jan, %, le19. !
Mr.. Hugh W. Montgomery. Agent Mess,s DuO.
d Moore & Co, !6. ?62 and 263 Broadway,
New York. for Vigier's Improved Freuch
Process for Discussing Boilers:
Dear Sir nave tried the disincrustant you
are the agent for thoroughly. We have been
using il for several weeks. did this AZ per
sonal favor to you. for generally dislike ma,
king experiments. ! can only say that | am
glad that have given the disincr,lstant a trial
for it has turned out by far the best thing of
the kind that ever used. 1t come IN to all its
claims on its printed circular, and in future I
shall recommend Mess,s. A. Thompson a. Co.
to use it exclusively in their boilers over and
in preference to any other process for discrust.
ing boilers.
lrema'u, very respectfully,
JAMES +. KING,
Engineer Crescent City Sugar Refinery.
''" '' A. LUZ THOMSON iS SEQ
L-e,ls's Foundry.
New Orleans, Feb g. 1879. :
Mr.. Hugh ". Montgomery, New Orleans, La,
Agent for Vigiers Improved French p"o.
cess for DISTINGUISHING Steam Boilers:
Dear Sr-Atter having used the Vigier PRO.
cess for some months. and giving it fair and
full trial we can state that it has produced Che
most satisfactory result~On our boilers by re-.
moving demonstrations and efiectually prevent.
lug the formation 0t the same
We cordially recommend it to those using
boilers. ARCHIBALD MITCHELL.
Superintendent: eed's Foundry.
HENRY RENISON,
Chief Foreman.
LEEDS & CO.,
PrOprietors Leeds's Foundry.
Discount to the trade Send for Circulars 20
Hugh W. Mon, gOmery. 100 Common street
New Orleans Sole A. gent for the Southwest.
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FOR saloon EASY TERMS.

lat A lot on Sibley street, in the town Of
Natchitoches. WV ~" VI
~ house and lot corner Second 4 Horn Sta
~ a tract Of land on Clear Lake, $40 acres.
stn. a on Old river, ~ acres.
l6o acres. 80 '""s' ~
9th. A tract Of land on Red river. bonnlea
above by lands Of W. w. Breazeale and !. r
Pavne. and below by G. W. Morse. 30 acres
th Four lots in the town of Grand Ecore
des'gna' ed as lots q, 81, -, 50. Also lot II
ground in the town Of Natchitoches. also a
tract OF land being Rio Hondo claim NJ. l6s
containing $3.50 49, 100 acres. AVE- ''''
et'': tract OF landin township 10. range $.
containing 5OO acres ~ '"s0 =
9th tract If land in township -. range
and township IL, ranges, containing les 1900
acres. ''''
. 10Th. Also an undivided one.third Of. a n,.co
known az the Boyce place, containing 1850
acres, being section II and le, '"0'
nth. A honse and lot on jackson Souare
18th. A lot Of ground on jackson Souarc.
18th tract Of land in town,hin range
>; known as claim 36, containing laI acres
MEYER WEIS T. CO.,
Apply to L. CASPARi
June 4.-6m.
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K. p. HUDSON.
NATCIIIIoCHEs. La.
i mons, DpvI 1870

August Esd 1879.
Mr.. Jules Nornand
| have been afflicted for
several years with painful Inflammation
and liberation oimy leg, resulting from
an injury sustained by my buggy wheels
running over it, | have tried many en-
edieS without avaIr. until several months
ago commenced the Use Of "Nnlman,l's
Balm" which has been of great benefit
and is the only application. Of the many
tried by me-. which has afforded suhStan-
tantial relief regard il Is invaluable
and cheertn)ly Irromend it ,pr the ctr-
tain cure of bruises. wounds. cuts. inl'am.
nation and liberation.
Yours Respectfully.
WILL. NJ LEVY.
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Rooxs EXECUTIVE Coxr1rrrr 11rr \
judicial l. ~ Il SENATORIAL Dis,s
NATcHlrocHEs, La. Sept. 6, 1873
The members OF the Executive
committee Of this (l9tb) and judi.
clal llltn) Committee are requested
to meet In THE city on
Monday, September s2nd, 1870.
10 select . place and designate a
time for holding Judicial and Sen.
atoriSl nominations. ~
]. II. COSGROVE
Chairman Oommittea
b. N. W. xARSDEN.
Bed River.
NetchltoeheGL
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Succession Sale.
Succession Of Harriet Hrools

S"'e'ss'"" Of Harriet Erools,
Ky VIRTUE Of an order of tho H..
- Judg" of 'h" Probate Court i, ."I
Tor the parish Of Natclitoches and n "u'
o!', , w'Il offer for saIcat public
auction I" til" last and highest bidder -,
me ""or OF the Cont House in the o;.s
% Na'chi'nchc> at - III. on wy
S"f"''|oy September 2Oh, 1879.
the following described property, town..
one lot OF household and Kitchen e.,
nilurr. ~" 'u''
I'ims of sale-Cash, subject to al,
praiscment ~
L. a. DEBLIEUX,
''l''' '-"'' Sheriff.
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Total 81

That said delegates shall be elect.
90 Oy the democratic voters OF the
several wards assembled in meetinos
called Tor the purpose by the meei1.
oere OF this Committee who are here.
by instructed to call said meetings..
On motion the Committee adjourn.
ed Till M0ndsv. Sept. 22od.
N. J. CUNNINGHAM.
A. V. CARTER, Chairmsn
Secretary.
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NOTICE..

Succession of Charles Carroll, decd
HARRIET CARROLL, having filed in
l l. the Clerks Office, her application to
be appointed Administrators of the Suc.
ceso'"h OF Charles Carroll, decd, notica
Is hereby given TO all parties Interested
Il" show cause within tn days hereof
why the apple ton OF the petitionar
should not be granted.
Witness the Hon. J. NJ. 3. Tucker
!"Gge OF said court, this Both day of Auv'
s,. .. W. H. TUNNARD,
sept ''S'' Clerk.
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&vet wants to run" the Demo-
crazy Of New Orleans. Rivet, il be
comes % the Convention with q dele.
Cation Of boilers, will get q lesson In
Democracy which We trust will be
laetinR.
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New Advertisements.
NOR BALM.
A HUME REMEDY
--AND--
SURE CURE.

For the immediate Relief and norma
nrnt C"" o' Cl.TS HI'R\S. BRUISES.
WOUNDS. EAR ACHES. and all skin
Diseases or Frnrlion,. we place before
thr public r''paration which is Of the
highest standard Of excellence. second
+" none. for the class of diseases far
winch il is intended. We claim i, 10 be-
Il specific for this class of disease. h,v-
ing >''hm'i"'! It t" rigid test. extend
III" over period of 1hirty-hvc year,
III 'r""tM" The most ubstinat. ease.
which have come under our observation
with it successfully.
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We earnestly beg those journals
denouncing the new Constitution to
read II, and not show the public
their total ignorance Of It's provis.
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DEMOCRATIC NEETING.
WARD ONE.

In obedience to the INSTRUCT ,ns OF
the Parish Central COMMITTEES a mass
meeting OF the Democratic voters Of
Ward 1 10 called for. ~
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 18Th. 1879
ct IL ~. at the Court House In the
City of NatchttOches, to elect four.
teen delegates TO represent this ward
IN the Parish Co.. vention.
N. J. CUNNINGHAM.
Member Elk. COMMITTEES. Ward /
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We are authorized to announce tho
name OF Col. ". w. BREAZEALE
as q candidate for Sheriff OF Match.
itoches parish. subject to nomination
by the Democratic party.
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The friends Of s. P. RAINEQ. an.
nounce him as a candidate for Sheriff
OF this parish. subject to the will of
q Democratic Convention, and will
support bis claims accordingly.
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Read the Follow iMy Testimonials 10 rs
Virtue.

NA1cHI1'c'iE>, La, Aug. y, 1879.
] had my anhl" badly bruised. hy my
morse Stepping upon It. | appicd Nor.
mand,s Balm aud experienced imm.,ii
ate relief and a final cure. take GREAT
pleasure i'll iecomn"ndn' its efficacy,
JOHN l.. GILL.
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We treat all waters. whatever impurities
they bold in solution. Remove Scale Pre-.
vents scale forming. Prevents conosion and
'Pitting." Contains no Acid. aud guaranteed
perfectly harmless. Acts Vn all Waters. what
ever their impurities. ANY wafer can b. en-.
plOyed-har'' water sea water, or sulpb,,,ous
water. Saves fuel repairs. and oil and ia low.
aud lessons the danger Of explosions. Ca, b.
introduced through feed pipe, safety pipe. or
M; hole Pm, up in packages Of from i, to ls1
law
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized TO announce T.
A. DEBLlEUX, ESQ, the present
Sheriff, a. u candidate for reelection
10 that office. subject to nomination
by the Democratic Convention.
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" IS PURELY VEGETABLE II IT'S
COMPOSITION,

and may b" applied to the most delicate
children with npnniiy.
AS specific for PILES and ERYSlpr.
LAS. II has II" superior: il is very ,!lrc.
NV" I" prevent lock, jaw in children when
applied to the navel jnst cut.
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E. MASON ESQ is a candidate
for Clerk III the District Court parish
OF Natchitoches, subject to nomi.
nation by the Democratic marty.
MANY VOTERS.
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For Clerk.

We are authorized TO announce
GEORE W. KEARNEY. as a candi.
date for the Office Of Clerk of the
District Court. subject to nomination
by Democratic convention,
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JOHN G. MARSH 4 SONS.
ALEXANDRIA, LA.

MACHINE, BLACKSMITH SHOP Ann
~ Brase Foundry, Copper, sheet iron q .n I
De',er work done 10 all its branches. RniIi"r.
o. portable Cotton Gin Engines, Pine 6tfin"
ono repairing Of Cotton Gins Sawmilis anS
Saagaf: MIN machinery . speciality. All rcns a..
s ss.a Costing Of brass aud iron dnoii
III 49,. ~ ~ osle.ns prices; freight added
70. 1s!oa. Moderate. viii 10 KS i 4" G..e
q 1ssshs'sAss Ds'ishsa ilyaS1
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Ten Brock LIVERY STABLE, }

''|T' ~ ~ TJ7"'
l have used NnrnMnd's Balm for sore
backs, gals, rnt>. foot evil. &c. &C.. in
horses and Ionnd it very eiiicacious. It.
is less trouble TO use than other rcmc,lie.
and 1t II Il sure cure.
Il. p. HUDSON,
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We are authorized to announce c.
CHAPLIN ~ u candidate for the Of
ice uf Judge Of the 18th District com.
posed OF the Parishes OF NatchitO.
ches and Sabine, subject to nomina.
lion by the Democratic Convention.
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The numerous friends OF Prof. "
.. JACK will cordially support him
before the Democratic people and
convention for Magistrate Ward /.
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We are authorized to announce W.
II. TUNNARD. as q candidate for
the office of Justice Of the Peace
Ward !. sunjoct to ratification by the
Democratic voters OF said ward.
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For MagiStrafe.

We are authorized to announce W.
BERESFORD CARR. az q candidate
for Magestrate, Ward 9.
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y ;Rs9Ss IN i S:ss..asaiss ga; "a:
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Tllden made another 100000 on
elevated railroad stock-and every
body has gone roaring mad.

Hon. r. D. Bridger, Of Caldwell. is
. candidate for Judge Of bis District.
Judge Bridger has our warmest
wishes for bis SUCCESS.
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FLOODED STOCK.

H0ROCGIBRED Short Horned cat.
l. tie, Cotsw"ld and Sonthdown Sheen
and Berkshire Hogs. Delivered on board
steamboat at Alexandria, Rapdes pnr.
'sl'' where the stock has been pastured
since the Fall of 1917 and 1878.
Terms Reasonable.
apply to }. NJ. ARMSTRONG,
re" Oily. Alexandria, La.