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member of the American Union that tn,
people thereof are part Of the American ma
ton that there is no right on the part OF thi'
State 10 secede, and that all attempts, IRON
whatever source or upon whatever pretext
TO dissolve said UBion or TO sever said nation
ought to be resisted with the whole power o
the State.
Mr.. INGALLS,. Mr.. President, am eI
ceedingly glad to hear that, and l an
obliged to the Senator from North Caro-
lima for calling my attention to 1t. ltgivei
me sincere pleasure to know that In the
constitution of the revolted States there hs:
been a recognition Of the indissolubility oi
the American Union, OF the supremacy o'
the national authority.
III i, be true that that il the case, then
the Representatives on this floor and IN the
other House from the State Of North Caro-
lima could not, it appears to me, logically
deny the authority Of Congress to pass an
act authorizing the President under proper
circumstapcs not only to Use the Army but
all the national authority for the purpose
of maintaining the Constitution
and preserving the laws OF this
country upon election day and at the polls
a. we'll as upon every other day in the
year and at every other place in the land.
The observation that made with regard
to the condition of public sentiment in the
S,uth was derived from conversations with
several Senators upon that subject, Who as.
sured me in response to sn expression OF
wonder when this great question was before
the people Of the country, when it was ad-
mitted that the war fought for the preserva-
ton of the Union and to denounce and
destroy the ides that the Urion could be
destroyed, why it was that an amendment
had not been offered to the Federal Consti-
tuition declaring that the Union OF States
was termarent, indestruchble, and indis-
soluble, stated to me that in Gaze such an
amendment were now to be offered they
believed 1t would be rejected by the people
of their States as device on the part OF
the Republicans for the purpose of &C.
complaining some political result.
But to return, Mr.. President, was say
ing thst there is no sectional animosity or
hatred in the North toward the people of
the South. What has the North ever done
that could be said to have been actuated
b. sectional hate? To what appeal for aid
or synpsthy have they not responded ?
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A Strange Tradition.

Among the Seminole Indians there
ia a singular tradition regarding the
wh,,e MANS origin aud snperi",ity.
They any that when tie Great Spirit
made tho world he ALA, made three
men, all Nf whom were fair complex
i"nrh, and after making them he led
them to the margin IT II small lake and
babe them I" leap IN aud wash. One
Of them ol'e!yrd aud came out fairpr
aud p"rer than before the second
hesitatrd a moment, during which
time the water. agitated by the first,
brcame n,uddIrd, aud when he bath
I'd 10 came out copper coloted; the
third did not leap until the water
brcame black will, mud, and lie came
nut with it's own color. Then the
Great Spirit laid before them three
packages, and "ut Of pity for his mis-.
fortune in color, he gave the black
man the fiist choice. He t.MDk hold
If each Of the packages, and having
felt the weight, chose tho heaviest;
the copper.c oIored man cI"se the
next heaviest, leaving the white man
the lightest. When the packages
were open, the first was found to COM
tain spades, hoes, and all implements
Of labor; the second unwrapped
hunting, fishing and warlike appara-
tus; the third gave the white man
peos, ink aud paper, the engines Of
the mind-the means of mutual men,
tai improvement, tho social link Of
humanity, the foundat,:n Of the
white mans superiority.
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Sherif's Sale.

Sheri6's Sale.
Louis Duplex, Administrator. VI =,
D. LePaulmier. W
Parish Court-No, l24.
QY VIRTUE of a writ Off. !. 4
- sued in the above entitled and ID
bered suit and to me directed, IN
seized and will offer for sale 70 tA6E
and highest bidder at the door ~
courthouse, in tho city and pstilk :
Natcllitoches, on. sTEi1
Saturday, tho 5th day Of J.l,, ls,,'
between tho legal hours Of ,sls, Il
tain tract Of land, with tho improve IS
thereon, situated in the Parish Of IN
'tochse. containing seventy -sight l00
acres, being the same land .couisel +
Mrs. Virginia Bossier at the suCSs
effects Of Nizilds St. Amans, male ~
9TH day Of December. ISL, and dsaefnI
n said process verbal Of sale ~ LOT n
containing forty two l42) acres esl r
NJ! c""taining thirty.six 36l00 1iIII
acquired by Louis D. LePaulmier ~
Mrs. Virginia Bnsxisr BY act Of sals 3
I'd Oh 9th day of Feb ISIS.
Terms Of Sale: u Y
On a credit term Of one year ftsa0u
Of sale for what it will bring; psaais
to give his twelve months NM -
good personal security, With ve,li
privilege and special mortgage rtaia
On the property sold.
L, A. DEBLlEuIs~
May o"t"s. ShUG
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
Judgment.

Judgment.
PHILIPPINE Kahn W. Isaac Kahn. her
Husband.
District Court, Parish Of Natchitochcs.
june Term, lS79-NO 02Se.
IN this case, by reason OF the law and
tn" evidence being iu favor If th,.
Plaintiff PHILIPPINE Kahn aud against
tue Defendant, Isaac Kahn, her husband
u Is ordered, a Judged aud tlecres,l. that
the community If acquets and gains
heretofore existing bot wceu the sa;d
tIa'nt'ft and the Defendant, her hns.
hand, be dissolved that size have thu
separate control aud administration ~
ner separate property, ~ described in
tue pot!tio" that she be and is hereby
de reed thu owner Of her following d..
scI'oea separate property, to wit:
"A certain lot or parcel of oround
with the buildings and Improvements
thereon, situated il tho CITY and Parish
OF Natchitoches, on the West side "f
seventh street, having a front therein az.
tending from St. Deuis street tn oc.
ystts street and running back for depth,
between parallel lines to Bayou Jacko'
SUBJECT 70 = deduction of the quantity ii
two acres" and Of the stock OF mercLa~ ~
disc, described in the petition and ' thst
tne costs OF this suit be paid by Defend.
Tins done and signed after having
oeen read IN open court, on this 81 daS
OF juno A. D. 1879, '' % "aS
n;.+ So,e1 s CO.,, D. PIERSON,
o''tr'ct Judge, 18th Judicial Dist. Cont
State Of Louisiana, J
Parish of Natchitoches (
90 hereby certify that thu above il !.
;rde ara correct copy Of the original
{uog@ent In tho suit entitled "PhilIin;n.
= Ha ~, w. FL Isaac Kshu, her husband d
- NO. S2SS' on Gle in my office.
RI g, Witness my hand aud Of
IL. 81 fetal seal, on this as,h
day Of June, A. D. 1919
JOHN LApLACE.
Juno % g.. ''''~' " ILL.,
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FOR saloon EASY TERMS.

. 'st A lot on Siblcy street, in the town Of
NatchitOches.
ID. A honse and lot corner Second 4 Horn SITS
III. A tract of land on Clear Lake. $40 acres
4th. a - on Old river, ~ acres.
5th A 4" In township IL, range -,
l6O acres
9th A tract Of land on Red river bounded
above BY lands Of W. ". Breazcale and J. O.
PAYNE. and below by G.. W. Morse. 30 acres
9TH Four lots in the town Of Grand ErOre.
designate ed a. lots %, 81. 81, 50. Also a lot Of
ground in the town Of Natchitochee. also a
tract Of land being Rio HOnd0 claim No. 49,,
Ontaining 339 49, 100 acres.
eth. \ tract Of land in township 10, range 2,
containing 500 acres
9th. A tract Of land In township r. range 6.
and township II, ranges S. containing 1853 l?,lOO
acres.
10th. Also an undivided onethird Of place
known Az the Boyce place. containing 1880
acres being section u and l:,
18th. A honse and lot on jackson Square
18th. A lot Of ground on Jackson Square.
18th. A tract Of land in township 8. range
g. known a. claim 49, containing 500 acres.
MEYER WE1S T. CO.,
Amply to L. CASPARI.
juno l4.-Cn,
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vt Alpxaml.ia ~ the river. ut Match.
i,"rhrs "r ut NY home. (which g'rs
vpry tar I" show that Mr.. Pant mis-
understood ne ~ tho Dan"le) that
the yellow fever WI. !" New Orleans.
lam air, one If L"nisia"a's "Ides,
ci,izr"s: have always been a friend
{" New Orleans, AID my social posi-
,i"n in the State, h"'l personally aud
professionally. has always been M.
+0miv"caI, and I am satisfied that u"
one in the State, VII" knows mr.
would believe TOR n m"iMrnt that ]
would wiIIf"'ly ~rrrt'a'e \ ISLANDER
of auy kind whatever.
S. o. SCRUGGs, NJ. D.
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Frsn TIE Cslvs.ass.

Il 10 nov dsteroiued 70 6sjsh tho
Constitution before adjoarnisg. Opip.
lone ase expressed that IL win be the
latter part Of July Of fret Of August
before The Consultation 10 fully ftan.
ed.
The Democratic members OF tho
eonventiou, IN caucus tonight, voted
% several propositions respectiog tho
debt question. All proportions REQ.
peeting tho debt question. All prom.
eeitio0s were defeated By vote o
folloWs:
To scale tie debt seventy Ave per
cent. Loet-elsvss 70 sisty .sisht.
To seaIe sixiy per cent. toet-
twelve . 6ity-ssvsn:- O.
To scale 11ly PER cent. Loot
toety>thsee 70 forty -four.
TO seals forty per cent. Loot
ewenty.oos 70 si1sy three.
To adopt tho nsjerity report Of the
eonettteo 90 state debe, Let
thirty zig 10 6ft5.one.
In a,or Introducing to two nor cent
t"r three years, thea three per esst i
md after seven years .lous per eoaGi |
L..et-twenty.o 0s Ia .sisty.one.
For thee per cent for tee ysare,
nd tour PR eect theseallek. Lose-t
histy.two " fotsy.slss. 'r-
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community interest in said No..
,.scrilrd on tn. Inventory cp.oPs,
p,o,,,;.so.,, xo.,. n, '''''''Nt>s,
I,"'',,.Ii .nI ,.;, "''' ",co"nts.
n."' , wv" :. "%" n"."'n 'nrnltuh,
r'.. "' .',' H".'" "",, ;' o, all kind.
m. '' . '..,.i 49,, I"' buggy
\. n'.' ,'" ~. "'"''s.
." h .a' '" ", Wv. a anu caves
o. ".'' " S"ee''
| Also the undivided half interest !. F..
70 lowing real estate:
The one halt lhtrrr.t in the fo,,...
described tracts OF land. to-wit:
One tract containing eeven Inn.
and ni"rty'thrre o9.'OO arpeuts = !
right bank OF Red river, and a.
drcd and f"rty:six 93-l0o arp,ss
the left bank OF Red river boundedH
ny lands "f Arh'Ilc frndhonme, n,
and below ny lands hereinafter a.
rd, together with all the buildiSs
improvements thereon, being thS :
acquired ny decd. from Nancian 1
dhom''c and wife, Ivy authentic -
sale PASSED on the 18th day Of n
her, 1889, OF record in the Raes
Office Of this parish.
Also tract Of land adj,ur,i,,.
above, bounded above by said
tract Of land and below by NM
Widow PlaucLe, containing tive I'M.
and sixty-six $4,000 acre, Both ~.
two tracts Of land form the plant.t;.
said G. E. Sompayrac, and ham, /
same on which said deceased ~ !! :
ded.
The undivided interest of the d..
being is 55-lOO in aud to a cert.;s h.
ground situated in the CITY Of M.
ches, on the south side of st. Deni ~
bounded north by said street, sonS !
property of II. Licbtenstein. ~. !
property Of +. Scluman. and ~
proDerty Of &. Fonten0t tooetl.. y
all the buildings and imn~r..W
thereon. ku6j,u ~ the St. Den;s ~
Ball Room. 49,
The undivided half interest IN -.
lot Of ground in the city of Nse.S.
ches, on the east side Of jefferson ~
measuring one hundred and tn 4
front on said Street, with a depth -
hundred and eighty feet, mora :. \
parallel lines, together with all tho u
north BY lot of Widow Jules Lauin.
W wv ""u' 1891, u" a H.. p r",,ner'S ''e!oneI
w "" .Hs ,. n.0H -" Ia Dus.u, ueceass y
Also tho nniiv;,ied half oc ~
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New Advertisements.
VEGETINE
IS RECOMMENDED BY ALL
PHI SicianS.

T. n y SIC l a n S.
Valley Stream. Queens Co., Long Island. n 7
Mn. H. 4. STEVENS
Dear Sir-l take the pleasure Of writing you
small certificate concerning vegetine ire.
pared by you. have been sufferer with the
Dyspepsia for over forty years, and have had
the Chronic Disrrh0a for over six months, and
have tried most every thing vas given up to
die. and did not expect to live from day to day,
an no physician could touch my case. saw
your vegettne recommended to cure Dyspep.
sia. commenced using It, and continued d..
ing 90. and Am now Q well woman and restored
to perfect health. All who arc a6licted With
this terrible disease. would kindly recommen,
to try i for the benefit Of their health, and It
10 excellent - blood puliaer..
by Dr.. B. Forbes, n. D.. for
MRS. VIZ. Il FORBES.
vegstins-When the blood becomes lifeless
and staSnant, either hom change Of weather or
u climate, want Of exercise, irregular diet. or
from any. other cause, the vegetine viii re.
new the blood. carry Of the putrid humots
cleanse the stomach, regulate tho bowels and
impsrt . tone Of vigor to the whole body.
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VEGET TINE
for CANCERS and
DANGEROUS Hr)MORS.
The Doctors Cert. q cato.
Read Il.

Ashley. Washington Co.. ni.. Jan. II, ,s7e.
VI. Il. r. Stevens:
Dsar 8r-This 10 ~ certify that I had hesp
:u3srtng from . Rosa Cancer On nv rivht
breast. which grew very rapidly. and ali nv
1tiends had given nue. up to die, when / heard
e. your medicine. vss.tiue, Recommended IL,
Cancer aud Csucerous Hun,urs. commencsil
70 take It. aud aoou found myself brvinpinr "a
feel better; my health and spirits both I'll, The
benign influence which It excited. and in a few
months from the tim. cou,msnced The nae Of
bodily. WV "''''''
CARRIE bEFORREsr.
! certify that I am personally acquainted
with Mr.. D~Forrest. and consider hrr one Of
our very best woman. DIX. 8. II. FLOWERS
All Dis+ases Of the Bood- II veeetiue viii
relieve pain. cleans purify, and cnfe such din.
eases, restoring the patient to perfect health
after irving different physicians, many RENE
Dies suffering for y1yrs. 10 it not conclusive
Ir,of, II you are sufferer. yon can b. cured /,
Why 10 this medicine performing such great
cures It works In the blood, III the circula.
ting dnid. 1t can truly be called The Ores,
Blood Purifier. The great source Of dine.se mr..
iginates tn the blood; and no medicine that
dues MT act directly u2on 1t, to purify and reno
vate' has any just claim upon public attention,
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FOR SALE.

0NE Of Leeds stationary engines with
~ vertical tubular boiler twelve or
tiftoen horse power; lot Of useful
wrought iron consisting 81 cart and
wagon axles and fixtures: two If Pages
horse poves. saw mill fixtures +; lot If
old castings, and new gin brush far 60
saw Pratt stand, to br had at q bargain.
For parti 'ulars apply to
HENRY NJ. HYAMS.
Gaienrme Plantation near Campte.
june 7 1t
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Frsn Tie Conveatioa.
NV ORLEANS, June IS. :
To Peoples Vindicstor:

Democrstic caucus Of Convention.
mem''ers agreed to disagree. Those
dele9.tes WIN signed aud spoke tor The
msj"sity report on debt, arc hopelrss Of
carrying II. II 10 . fact fully rrcoguis.
Il hat tho debt quessi"n Will 30 settled
hy scaling the int rat, tho principle
bring lett 10 taet. Tho majority report
supporters are afraid, however, % 70.
cede, Of e"mpromise with our creditor,
until majority report 10 voted down IN
Convention, which win probably 10
done At onee. Afssr which thoee dele.
Gatee will b free 70 suppost . scale Of
tho interest. The ad{oarnmeut Of tho
caacus Lest night was sise dis, on motion
Of u. Lott, Of West Carroll.
All indications point 70 three nor cont
intereat % bouds for ten yesrs-loor por
cent thereafter. Bondholders yielAIns
up 70 tho State this years Interest.
amounting 70 over EIGHT HUNDRED
1nOUoAND D0ll.ARs. lfthis 10 applied 10
The purshsss Of Boods ct naskef value.
over . million reductions iu the bonded
debt will b e6eetsd-rsdacing it below
slsvea millions.
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Sheri6's Sale.
Amire Vascocue vs. D. L. Gillea r
District Court, Parish of NatchitedI
M. R2As

Amire vascocue 70. D. L. Cillea. !!
District Court, Parish Of Natchitsdli
No. S24s.
RY virtue of a writ of Fl. F.. 81
- the above entitled aud nunl1n
suit and to me directed, I have o1
and will offer for sale to tho 1T p
highest bidder NJ the door Of tho O.
ft"''se l" the city aud parish Of Naegl1D
ches, on NJ.
Saturday tho sth day Of July. n
between the legal hours of ssls. III
lowing described property, to-wit:
The plantation ~hereon Victor r
Cero1sse formerly resided, situslplt
t9e Parish "f Natchitoches, on the II
side Of Bayou Bourbesu, with n =
buildings and improvements tlses
containing l4o acres, moro Or less, q
that portion Of the west half If -,
west quarter IF section No. I, vstt|
Bayou B""rbeau, containing Is -
more or less.
"A. Also an another tract Of land, bsiy !!
east half Of north east quarter xalj
t'cn No: 6, township 10, range Z, ~
tanning 80 6o-l0O acres. being tho -
property acquired BY d. L. CillA
act Of date 9th October, 1871, bsissaI
a. BARLOW, by. Recorder Of saiA -
Terms Of Sale: u L,
On . credit term of one year hS1ig I
OF sale for what it will bring; puls
to give bis twelve months bond sbl
gooa personal security, with ve!I
privileg" and special mortgage retaiI
on tho property sold.
June IA. Shal |
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AQuestiea q Policy.

no OlVU0VlOU W SU0 SScWS YVcStsV'
! IL snch at prrseot IA tn be propsrl!!
handled. Tie ~1ac,ions Of thos,
wlj would demand the "pound ~
a~sl," has l,ern br"ken down, and we
can nov cumaidrr the debt and it,
settlement "I"'n it, proper hasis.
The 81 mills tax tU create fund
with which to pay 2 per ceut interest
had advocates, bot their swerpine
defeat 10 . good omen FIR the Demo
esstic party aud thoss of ito leaders
WIN scbisved % telling . victory for
our people.
Il 10 nov morally certain that, fell.
Ing to discover end As fraud "p..n
any Of the fouded debt Il will Be re.
eosnisrd q ito face value, bot great
relief will b given our peopls 10 =
reduction In intereat. A uumber "f
delegates favor . reduction to 2 I,%r
eeot or the 6rss 10 years, 3 per cent
TT tho next ten, and 1 pr cent Tor
tho balance Of tho time for which The
bonds ars to ruu !; while set . num
bsr contsnd for 3 per cent interest
for the 6rst 10 years aud 4 per cent
thereafter.
Each plao be- supporters who are
able and patriotic and whose motives
none can question. In considering
which plao to b adopted there will be
much left, aud properly, to what ia
the beet policy for the people in
tho end. The advocates of tho low
OF rate Of interest bring. forward
strong reasons in citing the poverty
Of tho taxpayer and need Of a. ex.
tremely low rate Of taxation, in order
that onr material interests, pr0strated
BY bad government and tho general
crisis widespread through tho whole
Union, may recover. The advocate
Of the 3 and 4 per cent plso, equal.
" strsouous for low taxation contend
that Louisiana requires vast capital
to cultivate her lands, particularly
those producing rice, sugar and cot
ton; that bonds bearing ) per cent
can 10 used by banks 40 collateral
upon which monies can 30 borrowed
from New York, the banks 10 turn
will aid tho commission merchant
who must assist our agricultural com.
munity. They say that az per cent
bond will, At course, afford relief for
the time being, Of @l20,00O per an.
mum, bat, the want of capital will he
. greater lose than that to the State.
We hope in common with . ma.
jcrity Of our citiseps that whatever
pIan 10 adopted it will be BY the con-
sent Of the majority Of the delegates
Of that party which Ia responsible fo,
The calling Of this Con vention. and
whoss tenure Of power depends upon
The wisdom they show while % ,his
trial.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hill & Co., vs. Caroline NysA
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchitoehaa

No. 327. .
~ virtue Of a writ of Fl. FL. jslaGlt
~ the above entitled and usal,''
suit and to mo directed, l have s. 1
ana vii! offer for sale to tho LIT o.'
highest bidder at tho door Of ths Gil
nous! hease In tho city aud PARISH Of ~
Saturday, July 5, 1879,
ty. to.wits
A certain lot Of ground situated MI
CITY Of Nstchitoches, on the Wet ~
Second Street, below Bayou A.
measuring sixty.seven and . biz y;
front, on said Street, with . 80
two hundred and forty feet, ~
y. with the buildings and improve
tteeereon, acquired by Defendant NJ
' MSsr'' ~ Act Of date ssd D'''s
Terms Of Sale. $50 ~
Ca'h-srbject to appraisemeat: 81, i;
L. 4. DEBLIEu1s
Nay q. shsk
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ESTRAYED.

4 Bay mare mule about Is hands
II high, branded &C. on the right
shoulder. The owner can have the same
by proving property and paying cost Of
advertisement.
JONES JOHNSON,
Lake Acasa, Is miles south of
Natchitoches, La.
June l4,-3t So.
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LOST OR MlsL1AE-

0NE promissory Note drawn bv r. :.
~ w.lmsle! 4 Co., to order Of ]. " r.
Coe.srham for Twenty.niue Hnndr"i
4ad Ntnety.two and o2.l00 dollars. dstssi
February 10Th, 1877, and psysbl, FsS.
ruary lat, 1879. With 3 mr. cent inte, ~
from maturity. Said Note endor,.J ~
blank. Tho public ore hereby warned ~
has been stopped. 80 p"S'uen'
June 20.-9t. IAN.
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VEGETINE
! regard 1t as q Valuable
F A MILY MEDICINE

~ a. H. S1IvhSs:- Jan. !. 1918.
Dear NIL take pleasure In saying. that I
nave used tho vegetine In my family with
Rood results. and have known Of sevsrsi
caeee II remarkable cure effected BY il. / re-.
gard IT ~ valuable family medicine.
Truly yOurs. REV. WA. MCDONALD
Tho Rev VIM Mcdonald 10 we'll known
t teteoGa the United States - minister in th.
-. 1Iaonsands Spe.t-veeetiee is acknow ledecd
ss to Ss me %st ey and apohea
blood yet discovered. and Thousands snest IN IN
ITO praise who have been restored to heslth.
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nyea' hair 10 se4i'g out, n tusniss
gray, Do nst murImue over . misfortune
yosi ssa - easily avert. Aysss Hair
viyos viii remove tie csu,e Of vonr
gfisS b restHsing rsar hair 10 ID aatur,l
seloe, and tbseswith yoar god looks and
Guod SA&uoA ,s.r,a5
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SUCCESSION SALE.
&xccession Of C. f.. Sn~.,n..,.,,

Ky virtue Of an order Of tha IN,
- Parish Court of tho Parish ~
20 Ssten'toehes. to mo directed, / viii ofFS ~
h Xs ss'e - public oatcry. to the last and
5 kas't Dlader, at tho place Of last res;.
u w. o. the deceased, 10 mica l.eio.,
;s .s ~! q Natchitoctes, on Cane rivrr
1ae'a"y' the ''' day Of July, 1879,
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property bsloneinr Ia . :IS
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