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1hs Nsw Orleans Tt,iD now calls
ar Vhi)om friend JoHx Fi1zlAfKlCx,
~ HoloaxDL1 JoHx. 0l1 mo0ths
~ ths same paper would call JONI
thos'bhogt haired, machine bummee."
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We ave authorized to announce O.
CHAPLIN % . candidate for tho OF.
dco OF Judge OF tho 18th District com.
posed OF tho Parishes OF NatcLito.
cheo and Sabine. subject TO nomi6s.
ton By tho Democratic Convention.
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:. :, VI Ut pardon for stating that IN
,sw opinion, Gen. OGDEN dos not
shew much ''nrmnes0"' By declining
-. 4 iominsfion one; week and ACCEPT.
IN X The next.
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Public Oplnlsa. Net Pew.

We want no better reason Riven
Why tho people OF Louisiana should
support 1ouD 4. WIIrz, than the
line Of argumsat assumed BY the
friends Of F. N. OoDIx in advoca.
ting his claims.
Il b IN striking similitude With tho
arguments Of tho stalwart Rspabli.
cans Tor the return Of Grant.
The merchants whom tho P,cAYuy.
interviewed. the politicians and nevs.
papers IN bic interest. Oh descsnt In
tho same Strain. Il b for q strong
man 10 hold" usins . isvorite q.
preston Of The 0raatitss, this ooun.
Try lsvel;" Il b for . man to ride
higher than hwpte suppress By the
power OF force tho power Of public
opinion. ...I
This suits tho merchants OF New
otlsea cd they would, no doubt.
~ . naea. support 0RAx1 Tor the
same reasona Il does not. however.
cut ~ people OF this 0tste, Who
preese their LAW end their liberties
70 ~ power ok. man. They do not
wsat ~ ioecs Of any iodividu,l h
s1eeate lawp. but they do want the
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The V1xpicA9os d . progressive

The vlxDtcA9os b . progressive
neWDp0pee. We have secured, BY Ct.
oAtion and labor, tho largest drco.
1lGjoo Of my country paper In Lou
i,1ano. That circulation 10 propose
ne ooly 70 sustain. bat increase. TO
that ood 10 have decided % reduce
tho psjce Of subscription - follow:
Pm YlAn Two DoLLAlS
GIx Noyrus. ONE DOLLAR.
The VIxplcA7os will b sent, pre-
pajd % any. address from now until
January 1st, 1881. for Two DoILAD
Aup TWu7Y.yIvy CENrs.
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1T Is PURELY VEGETABLE IN IT'S
COMPOSITION.

and may be applied to the most delicate
children with iinpnnity.
Az specific for PILES and ERYSIpE.
Las, It has no superior: it is very etfec.
tive to prevent lock:jaw 10 children when
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Al roads ftom tho Democrst3c
camp led 70 Rspublicanism, and
aminet q return q that government
~ VII ~ unite sven to tho bitter
nd.
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THE CAMPAIGN.
HeW Il Works.
Specials % tho VluplcAros:

Specials 70 the V,xp1cA7os:
Nov Orleans, 81 September.
Pagan. Chairman OF tho Citi.em'
O Committee. ssid to-day Nichollv INA
gone 20 Lefeueche parish % ~ MI
change Willis delegates. Ogdes ood
Ellio have gone 70 TsoGtpshoo 70 q.
tend parish meeting. By tho tint.
the Convention 10 over. both Mich.
ollo and Ogden will learn tho Vaye Of
politicians.
New Orleans, esptsnher n.
OGDEN boom soares nohodv her.
C.mp Nd Of Old cittssue' e0oVd. II,
seet0us contest except 20 & V,sde.
Wis vi! carry tho balance Of the
wards sod Q share OF The A.. Ghsir.
inso F*eso, Clti1ses' Quinn. i,tee. no.
ined Burke. OF the Dl16ocsI4 yeo.
terday, that merchaDto would take
away their busineos nom the Drro
mAf. Burke told HIN 70 take xVnv
their business and - h IN ~
DUloCaA1 bee dung Wh,s's asme to
The D1ee1s With S6seo oOlumns doo
bic loaded editorial. ma Oefjsn
committee have ioaugurased . csm.
peign OF abuse. aud commenced
ugooDg. They are goetioR q rom
= eney send aod c0o bQIldO1e M.
BODY. The corporations ou,tsinine
Ogde0, and they 90 mskina ri.,S
men: Aeht A large numfer az
merceants declaring Tor Wis
and fully one.half White La,eusr. !:
en@,e!ecip& 1shsn. 0loHn, Nc.
0loan, Walter, Jonas, aud other
prominent jeooere With Wits Gov.
4cEne1y vae badly trrated bv On
O4dep, who acCopted Vithont ~.
suIuo4 HIN. CIV. ucEoer1 In fhe
meantime bad declared f;sr MI
Nth soshaeiaem. The Oedenit.s
haxe bo1eat I'll the paners RI ~.
cepe eho DmomA1 aad b..
Vua9u,
New Orleans, septenbsr =.
Leading end veil Informed Ren,ab.
eeaoes WIN large property and co0.
oetclo! interest," declaco e a eheir
eoovloe!oe tAAt> the nominafloa a
Cenee1 Ogden, owing % ~ promi.
oeoco o. tno. 1oQTtoeoth OF 0eneom.
De- Woa@ b oooojdecod s. fhe
oeefoeo - Z. proof that they Vero to
. eeooolhNod by the Witt I1SSue
yheoe Republicans inffhee ~ - -:
tast Neqoo1 Nomination Vould
eaooe 9 MeoIeoAle exodus g nenoe9
0v@ 70 oeoeA q course tn non
W1S 1870 Soeoe 0oolaeof3ooo -
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~ t3ahlne lxpIx HOSTS the names
q Looms A. WIl1z, Of Orleans. tor
Ooyesnoe. and n. ]. Cu1xIxalAN, OF
1latehitocheo. for L. Governor.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

R0OWo pARIO8 GENITAL UEH0CRATlC
EXECUTIVE ('oMNlrTEE.
Nstcbitoches, L., september ~, 1879
At . meeting OF the Committee held
this day, it was Resolved:
That Parish Convention be called 10
meet /" Nstcl'itoches, on
MONDAY, November 81, 1879.
to nominate candidates for various Par
,sh Offices; that said Convention shall I've
composed Of tfty.seven delegates, to he
sent fiOm the various Wards, ~ follows:
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= The Independent movement b too
solnsh 10 conceal To motives, and
nnkhlnR need b oaid Of Il.
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Natchitoches Parish, Sepe 6 1879.

NStcolt0cnoS Farleh, sept 1917.
Mr.. J. h. NoRxAxp, Clontiervills, La.
Dear sir-After suffering for thirty
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occasioned BY wagon passing on my
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upon by Dr.. Logan in New Orleans and
and not being cured I tried some Of your
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A negro 10y on my place cut bis foot
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for few days 1t healed up and the boy
IL now we'll. Again, George Cole. 1
neighbor Of mine, whilst shooting gun,
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! conclude BY stating that Ia my opio.
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and I viii take pleasure ia recommend.
ing It to tho public.
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0o4eQy z SdlIdIilli III IN h iS;slrohae.
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OLoU1ltkvtLtt. Ia, 6Ape. 3, 1879.
1sasra NoRxAxD 4 CHOPIN:
Gents II take pleasure Ia rec,,mmend-
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The old woman 10 now we'll and able to
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Per District Attorney.

We 90 authorized h announce the
name OF J. 81. CUNNINGHAM. Of
Nafchttocheo, - . candidate for Die.
ttict Attorney Of this, tho Eleventh
judicial District, subject 70 the non.
1nadon OF the Democratic Conven.
tion.
We Authorized In announce DAN.
TEL o. eOARB0ROUa, o . oandi.
date TOR DISTRICT Attoruev TOR this.
1lth judicial District, Subject to
Democratic Nominating Convention.
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-, a !his extraordinarily low price EVE.
H DEMOCRAT 10 North Louisiana can
adoed e subscribe st once to tho leadina
paper ct biz party in that section.
Address ~ Sd, q
ri THE vINDlCAToR,
1. Natehitoobss, La.
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II was further Resolved, That said
delegates be elected by tho Democratic
voters Of the respective Wards, at Mass
meetings held at the usual places there.
in, which are hereby called ~ follows:
W~,A n.., mn Sotmeda,, Nh, ea< 1AeO
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will also give instructions on pisnos,
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O@ce on Warrington atreet..
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Read the Following Testimonials IN its
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NA1calrocHEs, La, Aug. 81, 1879.
bad my ankle badly bruised, by my
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For Clerk.

We are authorized 20 announce
0EORE ". KEARNEY. - Q candi.
date fDr tho O0.a Oi Clerk OF the
District Court, suhjAct 10 nomination
oy Democratic convention.
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TAKE no OTHER. SIRE ADvIRTlsENENT.
t: July SIT,
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Prepared and Compounded by
NORMAND & CHOPIN.
CLoUTIERvuLE,
NATCHlT0CHEs PARISH,
LOUISIANA.
Aug. Sly. -
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Censtable's Sale.
NV. Butler Va VIM. Culbert.
Asgistrates Court 4th Ward Parish Of
Natchitoches-No. 1e.
DY Virtue Of ! writ Of Fl Fa,. is.ued IN
ID tho above emit and 70 mo direoted. I
have seized and will offer f,r sals Of the
store of W. Butler. in said ward on
Saturday, October II, 1879,
" II Z. M, tho following described prop.
erty to Wit: -'''
y head Of hogs, 10 barrels of corn. 3
cotton baokets. a..,..r. .r ..-,'',.-
Is1ns Of sals-Cash, subject 70 ap.
- L. M'LAURIN,
sept. V.tds Constable lth Ward.
Saecessioa Sale,
Succession Of Jacques Boullion.
DY VIRTUE Of IN order Of tho judge
ID Of tho Probate Court Ia and for t6e
parish IT stehitoshes add to mo dirsotxi
! wuIo0or for sale 70 tho last and hirhesf
bidder q the door Of the Count Honse In
ths city and parish Of Natchitoehss st
IL u. "a 80: ,Hattii ~ 80 100
az Saturday, 0ctober 10, 1879. -
tho following described property, to.wit !:
Ooe man: one old hsck, ono pistol, ono
silver watch. .,,.. 49,.
Terms Of ssls-cash satjeot 10 apprsise.
ment. 70"
LA DEBLlEUx.
esyts7.tda sheri1.
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h Sabine lxDEx supports Hon.
VI Iask, nom thb parish. for
@ epo1ntmeot o ono Of tho Also.
~ JuDlieeg q tho Supreme Court
011e ~ nsw Ooalejtutieo. II.
III - lawyer q shiljty and . elti.
ooAe ~ shasasese. and 10 would
1ooGg ~ position 10 seels. u ~ y, !,
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"when your Liver in Torpid,
And Stomach fsels bed,
Go 70 your druggist,
For 6snford's New Ped"
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To Bilious snd Ague Sufferers.
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We Authorized tn announce DAN.
TEL o. eOARBOROUH. g . oandi.
date TOR District Attornev TOR tnis.
11th judicial District. Subject 10
Democratic Nominating Convention.
For Clerk.
We arc authorized 20 announce
0EORE ". KEARNEY, 40 . candi.
date tOr tho 0m"e u Clerk OF the
District Court, suhj jet TO nomination
oy Democratic convention.
E. MASON Eso. b Q candidate
for ol~rk Ut tho District Court pefieh
Of Hxechit0cheo, Ouhiect % nomi.
oasaoo By the Democratic rartv.
,s. MANY VOTERS.
Fer ShefiR.
We Are authorized % announce
JA4M = PRO CHRO. @ q cendi.
date fOr tho 06lce Of ShOri6. subject
10 domination. ~ m nemnor.tic
narfv. '''SS'ss'
Va ara anthn,,,ed "a .,,o.,,.. ~.
name or A. III LHCnWTE =: !. .s ~
d'date tor tho om0o Of Sheriff, Cub.
1ece % nomination BY the Demoorat.
70 oesty. .a2 ..1'
e 5.-a
We are authorized % announce
WILLIAM PAYNE ESQ.,. @ 4 O9n.
didate Tor Sheriff, suhiect % nomina-
- i =
We ar authorized 10 announce L.
4 DEBL1EUX, ESQ.,, the p9eoent
ooet19. q = candidate tor reelection
>'''''o Oo'veo''oo'
~ -
The friends Is. 2. RAINEs. %.
q thls parish. euhjeot to the wiii : 81
. Democratic Convention, and Vill
support A1D claims aoCordlnelY.
9l1e :. "a.
We ars authorised 20 snnounoe n. |
g . osodidaae Tor ShePi 1i'' az Hs,ch. !
ltocheo porioh. oubieof "a nominsfinr
b. The 0omoofaflc norfv : ~,
.'s.'e' a5s
name Of CHARLES 81. LEVI ~ ~ y
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The friends Of g. r. RAINES. IN.
u0uuce him % q csndidete iof 6heri6
q the parish. subject 70 tho Nm Of
. Oe@Qetot5c Convention, and Vim
support hi claims aocovdinely.
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Ner;nia.l's Balm,

This wonderful remedy will be found
forssle in oil tho stores. Sept. l34t.
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~ !d1sltloa hoa Sc pa.iaa
MI Meeting ~ seveotog q ~
- 8 ~ - aesS,ltnliat aad ~
.Sslt.is - e.5gs e!:, is-.. 6.t''
V0Vs~s XWU. .l..I
Ia wnas, Twelve. as.l..
1t1o 1nm oaa eEtsaoe oothugl-
oo1e1poogt Inn tAat 4 = welcome
Ox 06Gldoa thaO oaveatjoo With
so11ao1s6 .thsss idelalaAsa asd ~
1870 ! ~ en- - - ersevhsln-
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TOR NOTHING lLx0N,

Tho vlNDlCAr0R, tho be.t eo,,+,v
pspse 10 the Stats, will 10 sent post.
pad 70 any address, ~
TILL JANUARY lst 1880.
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Fer Magistrate.

We 90 authorized h snliun,,rca TIA
name Of CHARLES ii. LEVY ~ y
S:nd!dase Tor Justice Of the Peace.
WAed ], subject % domination b fhc
Democratic party.
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Fer ShefiI.

W. AZ euthnr!zsd 70 annouoce
JAMES E PRO CHRO. q q cendi.
date for the omoe Of 6hert6, subject
70 nominatjon By tho Democratic
party. - :"
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We are authorized 20 Announce
WILLIAM PAYNE ESQ. @ Z c9n.
dtdate tor Sheriff. suhject % nomioo-
ton By tho Democratic Oonvention.
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We - authorised 70 aapounce Z.
a. HO60ER. % . coodidafe ior
4ageottate, Ward One. 6ubieot n
ao@1nat,oa BY tho De0ocgafic polty.
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nesd b 0asoss Nicsoesox, Of
nonap1as q o,1 j : ilyss5si
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, Oct. 29.-When the
mysterious box, which was supposed
contained dead body, found on
the steamer Bohemia yesterday,
was opened at the Morgue, it was
found to contain rich vestments,
sent by some ladies to a popular
pastor named Rev. ?. w. Powers,
a Roman Catholic clergyman. This
huge joke was unwittingly perpe>
trated on the police by some inno-
cent ladies in Trinidad, and the
coroner and officials at the Morgue
were kept for short time in a
state Of excitement.
Tug boat Daniel Brown, while tow
ing the bark Henry Kobbe to her dock
in East River this morning, burst
her boiler and sank in a few min
utes. VIM. Akar, fireman, and
Daniel Haviland, deck hand, are
missing. Geo. Koonz, engineer,
and John Stewart, the cook, were
picked up. The former was scalded
and injured about the head; the lat
ter was cut in the face. Hewlett
Smith, captain and part, owner Of
the tug, was on board the bark al
the time, He thinks the cause oI
the explosion was a flaw in the
boiler.
Admiral John J. Abernethy, in
the seventy-ffth year of his age,
died to-day from prostration, the
result of long naval service and
exposure. He was for many years
a Medical Director in the United
States Navy.
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VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, Oct. ga telegram
received at 1 o'clock this morning
from West Point reports a fire
which broke out on the cotton plan
tatlon of the Richmond, York River
& Chesapeake Railroad. It was
gotten under control before the
Richmond fire engines reached the
scene, the New York steamship,
Richmond, having arrived and put
on streams from her pumps. The
first report Of the amount of cotton
burned was exaggerated, the mum
Der being only between 200 and
800 bales. None of the sheds or
warehouses were burned. The fire
originated from the sparks of a
locomotive. Great excitement pres
yai'ed, the people of West Point
fearing the fire would spread to
tow.
FREDERICKSBURG, Oct. 29.-At
the readjusters meeting here last
night, J. s. Powell, readjuster can
didate for the State Senate, publicly
denounced J. Taylor, of the Recorder
as 'liar and a coward" Taylor
drew pistol which was struck down
and discharged. Powell then also
drew his pistol but was disarmed be-
fore he could fire. A large audience
was present and great confusion
existed for short time, but after
appcals from the leading citizens,
order was restored and Powell re>
sumed the star d, and at the conclus-
ion of his speech denounced the
course Of the offending newspapers
towards himself and pronounced
tho.e who would not meet him as
gentlemen, liars and towards. Al
a late hour the difficulty was ad,
justed by the retraction of the
offensive language by the Recorde,
and retraction by Powell.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. 90 A Paris cor
respondent of the TSmes reports that
everything foreshadows a change,
and indicates that the days
of M. Waddington's ministry
are numbered, without giving
any particular reason, and
declares it to be his opinion that
a majority of the deputies will vote
against the ministry. He adds that
it is considered most probable that
NJ. DeFeycinet, now minister of the
public works, will be the future
prime minister.
The Daily Telegraph, in its fnan-
cial article, says: "Private tele>
grams received in this city confirm
the report of the capture of the
Peruvian iron-clad, Hanscar. One
telegram is understood to assert
that Hanscar's crew were all mas
sacred. The Hanscar was captured
by Admiral Cochrane and another
Chilian iron-elad, which placed the
Hanscar between two fires and
compelled her to surrender, after all
three of the vessels were seriously
damaged.
A dispatch from Rome to the
Daily NeeOs says: Cardinal Man
ming will leave London for Rome
on the 9th of November, to en-
deavor to win the assent Of the
Vatican to his long scheme, which,
by admitting of certain changes in
the external organization of the
Catholic Church in England, will
facilitate the return to Catholicism
of the important group of English
Protestants.
MADRID, Oct. 29.-Several mem
bers of the Chamber of Deputies
intend moving Immediately after the
passage of the bill for the abolition
of slavery in Cuba. The cortez
shall proceed to discuss other meas
ures for reforms in Cuba.
PARIS, Oct. 29.-The fete to be
held at the Hippoerome shortly,
under the management of the Paris
newspapers, for the benefit of the
sufferers by the recent floods il
Spain, is expected to surpasS
in entertainments and receipts any
previous efforts of this kind in Paris
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CANADA.

TORONTO, Oct. 29.-Hanlan con-
templates a visit to Australia. He
says he will go if the people of
Toronto, or the men who have made
money by his races, subscribe part
of the expenses of the journey.
He would allow a ticket of 81, 500
expenses to come here and row for
$4,000 a side, but the Australian
declines to allow a cent for the
champion to go there. Hanlan de-
clares he will not bulge from the
conditions contained in the articles
he sent to Courtney. Hanlan will
certainly not 60 to Washington,
and will insist upon Blarkie being
referee, and will hear of none other
being chosen. He thinks Courtney
very much overrated, and is fully
persuaded, as he has been from the
beginning, that the Union Springs
man never wanted to row. Hanlan
will surrender the Sportsman cup
sooner than 60 to England this
winter, but he will protest against
Elliott's claim to it until he has
proved himself best man in Eng.
land by defeating Boyd.
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this city, was found dead this
morning. He had been shot
through the heart evidently while
standing in half opened doorway.
There were no signs of robbery.
OTTAWA, Oct. 29.-The Dominion
Government has issued new circu-
lar respecting wreckage, giving per-
mission to American tugs to work
in Canadian waters when life and
property are in danger, but not
otherwise, and in no case to unload
cargo.
HAVANA, Oct. 29.-Meagre ac~
counts of the insurrection continue
to be received. The surrender of
small parties of insurgents are
officially reported, the most impors
tant being that of chief named
Angel Blaneo, who surrendered
With 10 Of his followers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-30
Chancery Sale Of a Tract of
Land.
10. 30IS.

W. B. Hope, Admir- Of Jno. Letsi2gcr, deed, vs..
David Reagan.
DURSUANT TO a DECREFPR0N NCUNCED
l. in the above cause at the June term, 1879, OF
the Chancery Court at Knoxville, tennessee, /
will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder
in front OF the Court House door in Knoxville,
on TRUSDAY THE 1ITH DAY OF NOVEM-
BER NEXT AT IL O'CLOCK. A, NJ.
The tract of land mentioned and described
in the pleadirgs. lying in the 9th civil district
of Knox county, Tennessee. adjoining the lands
of ". L. Hedgcock and others, containing lt0
acres, more or less, and for more particular de-
scrptiOn reference is made to deed from John
Letsinger to David Reagan. recorded in Regis
ter's Ctfi3e of Knox county. in Book n, vol 3,
Page III.
TERMS.
Five per cent. of the purchase money
will be required in hand, and ths remainder on
a credit OF g. Y and Is months, taking frsm ta G
purchaser notes with security, and retaining a
lien as for the security. Said land vii be sold
in bar of the equity of redemption.
This October 8tb, 1879.
oct8-w4t NJ. l.. PATTERSON, G. I'm.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-30
In the Circuit Court at Clinton,
Tenn.
RILT, FOR DIVORCE.

BILL FUR DINURCE.
Ester Smith VS.. John Smith, (at least one of
them)
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM
! the alterations of ofcomp.ainaDt's till. which is
sworn to, that tne defendant. John Smith, is of
residence to com claimant u9knOwn, It is there
fore ordered By D. L. Hall, Clerk, &C, that the
said defendant, John smith, be required to ap-
pear before the Judge of cur Circuit CourE fer
Anderson county, Tennessee, st Clinton, Tenn
on the End Monday Of ovember, 1879 and make
defense to saii bill. or the same will be taken as
confessed and the cause set fer. hearing ex
parte. It is further ordeTe that this notice be
published for fou- C nsecutive weeks in the
Knoxville Whig AID Chroaioe This Oct. l6th.
1879. oc4Isylt D. L. HALL, Clerk.