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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
Succession Sale.

Succession OF Francois Jaunca.
No Parish Court, Parish Of Match.
itoches.
DY Virtue Of an order issued from tho
ID Hon. Parish Court and to me direct.
cd in the above succession / will offer for
sale to the last and highest bidder, at the
Emile Rost plantation on Cane river on.
Saturday the Goth day Of Dec. 1879,
at the hour Of IL IN. all of the following
decribed property belonging to the above
succession, to wit:
One mare, one bed and bedding, one
tool chest, one trunk, one silver watch,
one clock, one shot gun. one pistol, two
prOmissory notes against the succession
Of Emile Rost, one for nine hundred and
forty four, one for the sum of nine hun.
dred and fifty two dollars with 5 per
cent interest from March nth, 1877 and
May 18th, 1875.
Terms Of Sa)e--Cash, subject to az
praisement.
A. MARANOVICH,
dec. 6-tds. administrators.
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DEMOCRATS SWEEP THE STATE
BYAL LARGE MAJORITY.
HEAVY GAINS IN THE COUNTRY PARISHES
STATE, DEMOCRATIC By $1,000
NAJORlTY-sTATE DEBT oRDIN.
ANCE DIrIATID-1ADlCAL.
0REENbACxERS SHED
THEM TEARS.
RAIDS, "DRAW IN YOUR HORNS. :"
New ORLEANS, Dec. 3, 1879.

New ORLEANS. Dec. 3. 1879.
Special to vindicstor.
Returns from tho following par.
ishes have been received. Those
Democratic are: East Baton Rouge,
Csddo. Concordia, Claiborne, East
Felicisna, West Felicisns, Lafayette
Lincoln Madison, Morehouse, Match.
itoches, Ouachita. Red River, Rich.
land, st. Landry, St. Tammany, Ten.
go. Tsngipshos, Webster, st. Der.
nsrd, giving . majority Of twenty
thousand I've hundred and five. The
following parishes are Republican
Ascension, West Baton Rouge. East
Carroll, Iberia, Lsfourche, St. Mary.
st. Charles, Terrebonne. giving q
majority Of I've thousand nine hun.
dred and si1ty.eight. Net Demo.
cratic majority in twenty'eight par.
ishes for State ticket fourteen thou.
sand Two hundred and thirty.seven.
The count in city 10 incomplete and
tho estimated Democratic majority
10 between ok and seven thousand.
The estimated Wiltz total majority
In the State % twenty-five thousand.
Tho majority for the constitution ia
larger, all parishes giving Republi.
can m6jorities give heavy majority
against tho debt ordinance a. 1t 10 ;
also large Democratic parishes.
Those TO be heard from are not re-.
lied upon for majorities for debt or.
dinsnce. Election quiet throughout
the State.
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Il this tho lsW. The cold unset.
6sh law, that nips + tho bud the
hopes cherished through the dry
months Of October and November!
Ars tho dear people" to be thus
''outsaSed"-and oil In tho name Of
hw3
Even 20 David Davis. In other
Wogds, D. D. Law b law and With tho
hask On.
~ Dear D. D. we remember the
tine whom Q Democrat had TO climb
sgIoassd pole 70 vote . ticket: and
~ Republican majority Of those
day. climbed high-higher Dead
Du-,We mean David Dsyis-thsn
~ Democratic goose hangs now {;
aad D. D. Democratic iaces were
loocee than yours are now.
But then what's law to . nail keg.
1asdWaso On one eide and cold facts
q the other.
And then csn . man
Voee n . Coal OH CAn.
10 eaa. D. D. bat -
Whsti
1hs Returning Omesr ssys, 'tOn'
1oe count that vote,
1cAN not,
II Q coal deck
j. D.
-SloV muoic.
Aee appearance - h Dan
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Succession Sale.
Succession Of Joseph Emil ,
decd Il

decd.
Ri VIRTUE of an order ~ /.
- the Probate Court in And M" \
Parish of Natchitocles, and ' :. q
rectcd, will sell at the late a.. ,. =
the deceased, Joseph Z. Rost a. :
ish Of Natchitocl'es situate ., u u VI
river about forty miles below H. y !!
Natchitochcs, on ~ e9a
,, !; Friday January %, ,n /
the following described pron.,.s :,
ing to said succession, to.rit:
a certain tract Of land situ,t.,,.
parish Of Natchitoches, State ~. '
lana, measuring thirty arpeuh t.'
each side ofCane river. viii ~ =
depth thereto belonging, s,re,s y
titles thereof, containing aIoot s ny.
tour hundred arpcnts, bounded ~ \
lands formerly belonging !" p p
Alpin and below by lands ieIas:l
NJ GiVanovlch and G. Lacour
Also tho following described ~,
joining the above plantation Vi.
Nos. one, two and three ID III
Ell and the n FL of the s Fl # 8.
Township 6, Range 1, conts;,;Ssss 49,
hundred and seventy.nine 2.loa
Fractional Sec. No. Z, same Ts,.s
aud Range, containing forty1i,. ri y.
acres rs per patent No. Clio. - -
Another tract Of land admin.
boundary line Of tho plantation Sr !,
cribed and bounded below Lv n.y. :
or formerly belonging to Eawara s'l
Also lot No. ) Of Sec. 6, Tovn.S. Z
Range 4, containing six s5.loo J.
Fractional NJ Of fractional RWl.v
aud n W fractional quarter Of T. ~
containing one hundred eicht,.in &
l0o acres ; tho n! offs Et and / H. I
Ell Of Sec. No. -, containing q. 4
drc,l and twenty acres, aud tls 0vlI
5 "a and the 81 Of s WI of6ee 4 Z
containing one hundred and si,tr
4O-lOO acres. All of tho last narSs,
II tracts being in Township No. CT ~
No. 4.
The whole Of the foregoing dus,5
lands forming what is known = \,
"Rost plantation" Said lands g. !;
subject to the mortgage of:one ~
and fifty shares Of tho consolil,Ii e
sociatiou Of tho planters Of tho 81
Lonisiana-the State Of I.ouisin
ing subrogated tothe rights Of s,lEk
Also Is head of mules, more IL 4
-Four horses. more or less. \
Seven yoke of oxen. Z
One horse wagon.
Large lot Of plows, blacknih t
sweeps, and other farming inylaub
Also \ large quantity Of houselN y
kitchen furniture, besides incluGn 4
the articles contained on and iuelp6lk
the inventory in said succession. /
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, subject u
praisemcnt. Z
l.. A. DEBLlEUI I
Nov 20 ids. 0haiE
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4. p. HUDSON.
NATCHITOCllEs, La. }

NAICHlIOCHES, La.
August 22sd 1879.
Mr.. Jules Nornland
l have been afflicted for
several years with painful Inflammation
and liberation of my leg. resulting from
an injury sustained by my buggy wheels
running over it, have tried many REM
cdies without avail. until several months
ago l commenced the use Of "Normand's
Balm" which has been Of great benefit
and is the only application, Of the many
tried by me, which has afforded substan.
tantial relief-I regard il as invaluable
and cheerfmlly rccomc"d it for the Ger
tain cure Of bruises, wounds, cuts. intlam.
nation and liberation.
Yours Respectfully,
WILL. NJ LEVY.
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RED RIVER.
HE'D RIVER. I
Natchitoches Parish, Sept 6 1879. I
Mr.. J. II. NORMAND, ClOutierville, La.

Mr.. j. II. NoRMAND, Cloutierville, La.
Dear Sir--Aticr suffering for thirty
years from running Ulcer in the ear
occasioned by a wagon passing on my
head aud after having been operated
upon by DR.. Logan in New Orleans and
and not being cured. tried some of your
balm aud ! am happy to say that after a
few applications ct it got entirely welt
aud was radically cured.
A negr" boy on my place cut his foot
with a pillow and it was thought once
that it would have to be amputated but
after applying yonr balm o" the wound
for few days it healed up and the boy
is now well. Again. George Cole, q
neighbor of mine, whilst shooting gun,
a piece ofthe cap few in his eye, We
tried the balm again and with success.
His eye got we'll after two applications
Of the balm.
l conclade by stating that in my opin.
ion your balm is an invaluable medicine
and l will take pleasure in recommend.
ing it to the public.
Very respectfully,
W. A. CURRY.
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Read the Folio iny Testimonials IL lis
Virtue.

NArCHIroc''ES, La, Aug. u. 1879.
I had my ankle badly bruised, by my
horse stepping upon it. | applied Nor
mand's Balm and experienced imlncdi.
ate relief and final cure. take great
pleasure in recommending its efficacy.
JOHN l.. GILL.
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Sheriff. Sale.
Allen Wheeler VI. Ell Hss
District Court-No. ~

DY virtue Of a writ Of Fl. r. ~
ID tho above entitled and nSs
and to me directed, l bavs
will offer for sale to tho INV
bidder, at the door Of the co ~.
the city and parish Of Ns'e.'' a
Saturday December a.
at II o'clock IN. the following
property, to.wit:
Two bales of cotton.
One wagon. ..,14t1
TERMS or SALE-Casb, s''r
praise'ncnt. rrpr,n(1
Nov. 29.tds.
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The Democratic party Of this par.
ii has passed through . fight con-
tested on every foot Of ground-snd
4 be- been victorious.
Every candidate on its ticket, State,
DlDtSjC: and parish has been elected.
Conc majorities are small others
large.
The Democrats OF many sections
where 10 expected . heavy vote did
0oe turn out and loft tho brunt OF
theinght 70 their friends elsewhere.
The Constitution q adopted,
Wits q elected
And the country = safe.
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IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE IN ITS
COMPOSITION.

and may !" applied +" the most delicate
children will, IMMUNITY.
As specific for PILES and ERYSIPE.
LAS. it has II" superior; it is very etitc.
tive t" prevent lock jaw in children when
applied to the navel Just cut.
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N%TClgIvocurs AuU 81 1870

NATC'nToCnEs Aug. q, 1879.
l hereby certify that have used Nor.
ma"d's Balm on my lit tie daughter, who
was scalled. A few application of the
Balm cured it readily and left no mark.
l.. CASpARI,
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Sd, 1879.
Special to VINDlCAT0R:
SO Tar % heard from We sIe q. 600
ahead. The few parishes to hear
from will increase our majority to
over $4,000.
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Nov 20 ids.
NOTICE.

NVlIVk.
Succession Of Russell and CatlEF
Brazil.
T 1TTLETON j. PATE having 4IiI
IL to he appointed administrat11l
succession Of Russell Brazil and ~
Catherine Brazil, notice il hseelg =
that unless opposition is mads u,
within ten days from this dat, I'll
application will bs granted.
Given by order Of Hon. J. I.Rft
Parish Judge, on this 9Th day dpua
Der, 1879. I
JOHN LAPLl0 |
Dec. CIT. Deputy CIV
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TIN BROCK LIVERY STARLE. }

Ten BROCK LIVERY STABLE, !
Natchitoches, La, Aug. %, 1879.
l have used Nornan,l's Balm for sore
backs, gals, cuts, foot evil, &c. &C., in
horses, and found it very etlicacious. 1t
is less trouble to use than other remedies
and it is a sure cure.
RIP. HUDSON.
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For Rent.

Will be rented to the highest bidder at
Clontierville on Saturday, December 9Th,
1873, at 10 o'clock q. H., the Seraphin
kachal plantation situated on the left
bank of Cane river descending.
l.. CHARLEvlLLE,
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CLourlERvlLLE. La, Sept. 9, 1879.

CLouTIERvILLE, La, Sept. 9, 1879.
Messrs. NORMAND g. CHOPIN:
Gents II take pleasure in recommend.
ing your Balm. l have always found it
ef1icacio,,s. Some four years ago an old
colored servant of mine was confined to
her bed with an nicer on her leg. Nv
wife believing strongly in the virtue Of
your Balm, concluded to use some of it
and in very short time effected a cure.
The old woman is now we'll and able to
testify to the same.
VS.. BENOJST.
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SHERIFf'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
State Of Louisiana Va. Moses Brock. ct nj
District Court, Parish of Natchitochcs
No. 1910.
R1 virtue Of writ Of Fl. Fa. issuc;,
- IN the above entitled aud numbered
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PRICE
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 LII persons indebted to tho firm of
Il Caspari 4 Dietrich arc respectfully
requested to call on the undersigned and
make Immediate. settlements. PROMPT
attention to tho above will be to tl,e)ni.
terest Of those SO indebted.
L. CASPARI,
June 7'tf' Liquidator.
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Will be sold on the same day wagons
farming utensils, one cart, one lot OF
mares and colts, horses aud mules. one
lot Of cattle. to close y partnership.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Geo. e. Strong,

Successor to j.. A. Tyler,
invites the attention of the
public to his entirely New
and Elegant Stock of Gold
and Silver Watch e s,
Clocks, Jewelry, D i a.
monds and other Precious
Stones.
Also, a full and extern
sive line of Solid Sterling
Silver and Plated Ware.
Watches Repaired, Dia-
monds Reset, and Jewel
ry of all kinds made to or
der and repaired by expe-
rienced workmen.
lis Canal Street,
NEW ORLEANS. La.
Dec. 4.-3m.
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Sherih''s Sale.


s. Nelkin vs.. Emanuel johnson.
No. 1875.
DY virtue of writ of Fl. Fa. issued in
ID tue above entitled aud 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 the city and parish Of Natchito.
ches, on
Saturday, Dec, Goth 1879,
the following described property, to.wit :
z bales cotton.
mnle.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash--sulject to appraisement.
l.. A. DEBLlEUX,
Dec. +. Sheriff.
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NOTICE..

Succession Of Thee. Seau' Il.
A LII persons indebted ..s,t
II Succession will ples.'e ~ ~
for immediate settlement ,I. ~
sons having claims sgsies, a., n n
sion will please present 'D' !
""es. JAMES ols! !! !
Nov. !.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-16
PARISH COMMITTEE.
RATIFICATION OF DEMOCRATIC NOM
NATIONS IN THE SECOND WARD
AND THE FOURTH SENATORIAL
DIsTRICT.

The Parish Committee met at 80 O'Clock
yesterday evening, at No. 100 Customhouse
street, b. @. Shields, Esq, in the chair.
The report Of the subcommittee appointed
on Friday evening to meet committee Of
the Citizens organization, to consider the
protest of DIR. J. G. Beard and j. Pinckney
Smith against M. D. Lagan and John Ken
nedy, and OF d. T. Kenner against Frank
Bulger for the Fourth Senatorial District
was read, as follows:
Resolved by the joint subcommittee OF the
parish committee Of the Democratic Con-
sentative party and the Citizens Democratic
organization, that after having examined the
controversy In the second ward In relation to
the results OF the primary election therein on
the eleventh day OF March, 1879, the sub-com-
mittee Of the Citizens, Democratic organiza-
ton have arrived ut the conclusion that the
persons named In the commissioners returns,
Frank Bulger for the Fourth Senatorial
District, M. d. Legan and Jno Kennedy
for the Second Representative District,
have been duly elected as candidates OF the
Democratic Conservative party for the con-
stltutional convention, and this action IS
hereby approved and confirmed by the sub
committee OF the Parish Committee OF the
Democratic and Conservative party; and
both subcommittee also hereby indOrse the
nominations for senatorial and representative
delegates throughout the parish OF Orleans In
which both branches of the Democratic-Con-
servative party have participated:
Sam. y. Carlisle, VIM. Fugan, w. A. Bell,
for the Citizens Democratic organization,
DR.. ID, Lobrano, Jno J. Walsh, Hon. Chas.
Lochbrunner, for the Democratic Conserva-
tive party.
Accepted and Endorsed.
II. b. PLEASANTS,
Chairman Executive Committee Of the Citi-
zens Democratic organization.
The report was received and accepted. The
second ward was added to the list and ratified
by the committee.
The Parish Committee then adjourned sub
ipct to call
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BREvITIEs.

The Governor appointed J. Lamreaux notary
public for the parish Of Grant
The guano nuisance stored at No. 81 Bien-
vile street has been abated by transfer to the
Merchants Warehouse at Gretna.
squatters have attempted to get from the
Board Of Health permits to build on the
levee in Algiers. The residents of Algiers
complaining of the lawlessness of that class of
people. and Of the injury done by them to the
levee. the Mayor ordered the issuance OF per-
mits to be stopped.
Mr.. L. Lejeune of whom we spoke few days
ago, will begin on Monday next. at Gruns valid
Hall, a series of lectures ON French literature
and litterat. He will intersperse his subject
with anecdotes of the various authors and
their idiosyncracies. and. In fact announces
quite an interesting programme.
Monday evening at half past 7 O'Clock the
Bethel, on Fulton street near Jackson, will nc
doubt be filed, as usual, with an appreciatiye
audience. Gen. George d. Johnston, OF Ala
bama. will give an add ess. Some OF Cur bes
amateurs will aid to make the advertisement ,
success. We have no doubt that the friends O
Rev. Witherspoon will greet him In numbers
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A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION.

subject that has been frequently referred
to, and, too, one that must have presented IT.
self to the mind Of almost every denizen Of
these parts, is that New Orleans more than
any other city OF its size In this country,
lacks proper accommodations for those who
In order to get breath Of fresh air, visit the
suburban resorts. Be 1t drive on the road,
trip on the cars, anywhere, one can get
splendid meal 1t Is true but what is wanted,
and much wanted, is place where family
can repair. for, say one or two days, on the
shores OF Lake Pontchartrain, near the city,
and be retired from the crowd and be fur
nished with commodious sleeping apart
ments.
It Is the intention, we learn, OF that we'll
known caterer, Charles Hoyt, Esq. to build at
the New Lake End hotel that for beauty OF
architecture and extent OF accommodation
will not be equaled In the South.
He has already secured the land, or more
properly speaking the land under the water,
on the left side Of the canal, between the bath
house and the Railroad Pavilion, measuring
1870 by 100 feet, whereon he proposes to erect
lake retreat There will be three buildings,
consisting OF main hotel with large rooms,
and connected with 1t by bridges of ample
width, on either side, two adiuncts. where
guests desiring the privacy Of family can be
accommodated. The buildings are to be the
most substantial, and when finished will have
rooms for 1900 guests.
The plans have already been carefully pre-
pared by W. ii. Bell, the well known archi-
tect, and the groundwork has been laid out
When this long needed work is completed
those desiring a vacation for day or two
from the brick and mortar Of our city can
repair thither and have their own private
apartments for such time as they may desire.
The buildings will be erected above the water
on piles, and from the roofs there will be an
extended view Of the lake and Its picturesque
shore. Already there Is strong feeling on
the part of capitalists to further this new
move, and from the present outlook our New
Lake End willsoon.become what Coney Island
or Long Branch is to New York city.
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FIREMEN,s FESTIVAL.
The Baptism of the steamer Pauline
-gunrel.


Junel.
The Sixth District OF New Orleans was
aglow last evening with bonfires, torchlights,
bright faces, brilliant uniforms and the SHIN
merings of the engine of Protector Company
No. Q, Of the jefferson fire department. The
entire population of the district seemed to be
infected with the merry-making.
About dusk the boys OF Protector No. Q,
drawing after them their pretty steamer,
possibly the finest piece OF finished work ever
turned out of an engine mandatory, and
preceded by q fine brass band OF music, pro-
coded to the residence of the Hon. Allen
Jumel, at the corner OF Soniat and Dryades
street. on the way receiving handsome floral
donations and deserving applause for their
handsome appearance. When the party
arrived at the house, they were received by
Mr.. Jumel and introduced to his bright eyed
daughter, Pauline, who welcomed them In.
President Robt. w. Young, OF Protector,
seized the opportunity to inform his pretty
host that Protector Fire Company had Sc
lected her to be the godmother OF their new
engine and begged her to be its sponsor, to
which In q neat speech, one full OF delight
and fervor, the happy uearraine answered,
saying that she accepted the trust with the
confidence that good luck would attend the
event. The usual ceremonies OF sprinkling
the engine with the sparkling foam OF cham
payne having been gone through with, Mr..
Jno A. Lane, on behalf OF the employees Of
the State Auditors department, presented to
the company a pyramidal bouquet OF exquis-
lite flowers, making at the same time some
happy remarks relating to the occasion.
| Pleasant intercourse ensued, but the time
for separation came, and the company and
its numerous guests, headed by Auditor
Jumel, took their line Of march to the engine
house Of Protector, on Napoleon Avenue, near
st. Charles street. where richly supplied
| tables had been spread under the supervision
OF Foreman Parmelee, acting under the au-
thority Of Mr.. Jumel. The banquet was I'M
usually pleasant, and was enlivened by toasts
from the host himself, MT. Parmelee, Mr
John NJ. Bach, Mayor Patton, Charley Piper
foreman OF Home Hook and Ladder No. /
Administrators Glynn, Chevalley and Isaac
son, President Young, Mr.. Frank McGloln
Mr.. B. z. Forman, DR.. Ike Scott, MIR. La
groue, and many others whose names we dc
not recall.
The festivities were closed at the residence
OF friend of the company, who had assem-
bled number OF young ladies at his house
and surprised his guests by providing CRANE
dancing sOiree for them.
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ZEN CRAYON.

True artists, ever since the remarkable
discovery of the actinic properties OF light, as
exhibited by Daguerre, have. without dis
senting voice, pronounced that however
mechanically exact might be the reproduc-
ton on the plate OF the object exposed, there
was still lacking something. an indefinable
expression OF the human face that only true
art could catch and portray. A mere like
ness mere definition Of outline, a true
representation Of light and shadow might be
reached but for expression the new process
could not reproduce 1t.
1t was after an inspection Of several OF our
well-known artists (E. ID. b. julio crayon
portraits that we felt the accuracy OF the
older artists criticisms. After inspecting q
number during the last few days. all OF which
were taken during a few minutes sitting, we
are satisfied that for memorial In the family
sketch at his hand would be regarded by
friends as souvenir above all others.
Free, expressive and full OF life, and, too, at
but little cost, Mr. Julios crayons by connois-
seurs are pronounced one Of the novelties In
portraiture here.