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Daily Republican., 1879-09-26

on the day Of Election; the names o
whom ara set forth in schedule "D,'
hereunto appended, and to be taken a.
part Of this petition.
4 That in the Seventh Election Dis
trict Of said city, being that portion o
the Fifth Ward of'said city East o
Washington street; ..the election off.
GERS conducting said election in said
district received the votes of persons tt
the number of six (e) and upwards,
for the Office Of member of Council fol
the Filth Ward Of the City of Whining
ton to hold for the term Of two years
which were taken and counted in said
certificate and return for the said James
Carmichael for the Office of member Of
Council for the Fifth Ward Of the city
Of Wilmington, to hold for the term Of
two years, none of whom were quail
fed electors in said District, the names
Of whom are set forth in schedule "E,"
hereunto appended, and to ba taken as
part of this petition. That Of the per-
sons named in said schedule "E," a
large number, to wit, the number of
three (3) were disqualified to vote at
said election in said District by reason
of their not having resided in said Dis
trict for thirty days next preceding
said election; the names of whom are
said forth in schedule "F," hereunto
appended, and to be taken as part of
this petition. That Of the persons nam
ed in said schedule, "E," a large num-
Der, to wit, the number Of six (6) were
disqualified to vote at said election in
said District for the reason that being
on the day Of said election Of the age Of
twenty-five years and upwards, they
had not, within two years next before
said election, paid county tax, assess
I'd at least six months before said cleo
tion,t the names Of whom are set forth
in schedule &c." hereunto appended,
and to be taken as part of this petit
ton.
Wherefore, your petitioner shows that
at the election aforesaid he, the said
Henry Evans, was duly elected to the
office of Member of Council for the Fifth
Ward of said City to hold for the term
of two years, having received more
awful votes for said Office than were
given for the said James Carmichael re-
,urned and proclaimed as elected as
aforesaid. or for any other person, and
hat, therefore, the said certificate and
'eturn of the said James Carmichael as
lected to said Office were false, and
hat the proclamation of the said City
;ouncl of the said James Carmichael
o have been elected to said Office was
by law or fact.
Your petitioner therefore prays that a
uitable time may be appointed for
tearing this petition, and that such
rders may be made as may be neces-
ary to exhibit the aforesaid false certi-
cate and return; that the said certif- q
ate and return Of the said James Car
michael as elected to the Office of Mem |
er of Council for the Fifth Ward OF t
he City of Wilmington to hold for the i
srm OF two years may be adjudged and e
etermined to be false that it may be 8
djudged and proclaimed that your /
the said Henry Evans was I
said election duly and legally elect i
d, and is now entitled to the Office a
foresaid. v
And your petitioner will ever pray, 0
G. [Signed] HENRY EVANS. p
STATE OF DELAWARE, 80 :.
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STATE OF DELAWARE, I

SIATE UF DELAWAEE, I g
NFw CASTLE County. S'S
On this tweaty fifth day Of september, in
the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Seventy Nine, personally
came before me. George S. lHagany, n JUS
tic of the Peace, OF the State OF Delaware, In
and Tor the snid County, Henry Evans the
petitioner above mentioned, who having been
first duly affirmed according to law. doth
say. that the foregoing petition is not Tor the
purpose of vexation or delay. but that he
does verify believe that he has just ground
for cOntesting the election mentioned in said
petition. HENRY EVANS.
Subscribed and affirmed to belorel
me theday and year aforesaid.
GEORGE y. HAGANY. J. p,
ANTHONY HIGGINS,
EDWARD u BRADFORD, ia,
OfCounsel for Petitioner.
SCHEDULE ga"
No. 8, James Ray; l6, Fred Ryan
is, H. S. Kyle; 10, William Zeigler
%, John W. Welsh; 70, Samuel J.
Moore 30, John P. Foulk; 1O3, Johu
T. Vandegrift; liz, Clawson Montgom-
cry; l4O, William Ryan l4l, Thomas
Cor Thomas Garahay); l42,
Samuel Gibbons l43, William Rey-
nolds; l44, John Briefly (or John Bri-
ley); l45, Thomas Mitchell las, John
Hssting; 14s, +. A. Taylor; $50, John
Gibbons 154, Augustus O'Donnell ;
l59, Alfred N. Hallman; l6l, Frank
Conner; 1G5 (or I'D, John Lynch
LIS, John Carr; l79, Thomas J. Webb;
1876, Samuel Long: 2O6, Simon p. Dough-
,rty 2l3, John B. Cunning; 2l5, Elias
Johnson /; 220, John O'Hara; 233, Har-
,ey Scott 237, Charles Bannan; 259,
ames M. Little 263, William J. Mil
Ter (alias William Miller); 275, John
,sbley 2S5, F. A. Taylor 1913, 4. .
3easten (or Il. Beeson); 307, 4. Haines;
1876, J. p. Malcolm; 34l, George W. Il
Iarper 342, II. Shear 345, S. schafer;
AZ, P. Newall 34S, William Miller
so, J. G. Connoc; 35l, E. O'Donnell
"a, Thomas Hayden.
SCHEDULE 3d."
No. 8, James Ray; 10, William Iieg- ]
Or; %, John W. Welsh; 70, Samuel i
+. Moore, 80, John ?. Foulk; l03, John /
:. Vandegrift; 1l2, Clawson Montgom- {
ry; 14O William Ryan; l4l, Thomas .
lagarity, or (Thomas GarrahayD 142, h
emuel Gibbons; 143, William Rey- Il
olds; 144, John Briefly, or (John Bri- n
,y;) l45, Thomas Mitchell; 146, John e
[arting; 14s, +. A. Taylor; $50, John p
ibbons; 154, Augustus O'Donnell; l59, c.
fired N. Hallman; l79, Thomas J. Is
Webb; 2O6, Simon p. Dougherty; 2l5, "
ias Johnson; 22O, John OHara; 223, VI
larry Scott; 237, Charles Bannau; 1858,
William J. Miller, alias (William Mil
,r;) 2S5, F. A. Taylor; BAL, George W.
arper; 342, VI. Shear; 34S, William al
iller; $50, C. Conner; 351, +. 0'Don- al
I'll; 354, Thomas Hayden.
SCHEDULE &c"
No. Q, James Ray; II, Fred Ryan; Is, Sc
F.. S. Kyle; 10, William Zeigler; ~, W
,hn W. Welsh; 70, Samuel J. Moore; to
J. John ?. Foulk; 1O3, John T. Van OIL
grit; l4l, Thomas Magarity; Cor of
homas Garaghy;) 142, Samuel Glib ye
ms; 143, William Reynolds; l45, at
nomas Mitchell, LAG, John Harting; of
IS, y. A. Taylor; 154, Augustus tit
Donnell; 159, Alfred N. Hallman; 81
Il. Frank Conner; l65 III, John in
yncb: I7s, John Carr; 1876, Samuel oil
ing; 2O6, Simon P. Dougherty; 2l3. re-
hn B. Cunning; 2l5, Elias Johnson; ye
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26

Fairview Park, Dover, Sept 25th,
1879. Third day of the Delaware
State Fair. First race, purse 500, for
A years old colts. Winner to receive
$50, second $50, third $40; mile heats
best 2 in 3.
4. b. Emory, b s CyciOps,. l
I. Waddy, m Belle Morgan. ......... 2 2
J. H. Alexander, m Mollie F..........d dis,
Flora Blaze, Gloucester, dr..
Time. 80 IL, 2.56 IL.
Same day, second race, purse $500
for the 2.26 class. First horse to re.
ceive $3.50, second 1925, third $75, fourth
$50; mile heats, 3 in s, in harness.
J: e. Turner, g rhil Dougerty,.... Ill 1
": II: Doble, ST., m MOllie,... 22 4
j. 4. Philips, Q m Belle casley,.... 8 .
Il. j. Morrison. IN May,............ "a 8
ZINE.
Quar-. Hlf Mile.
F1rst heat.............. SIX LIS 2Sl
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A Q"ick! Marriage.

January and May were linked to-
cether in a waiting-r""m "ft'e Pow
dence and Stoningt"n Railroad at
Richmond one day last week. They
arrived bv the eastward. bound train.
and walked briskly ac'"Ss the p'a'
form. A clergyman was waiting TO-
them, and carriage had bee" rnSal-
ed to take them to his residence,
where the ceremony was I" "r per
formed. The bridegroom hastily IN
auired when the next wes'w","'
bound train was due, and, on "e'nS
to'd that only Eve minutes """'"
elapse before that event. he c'ar"'a-
ted 81 am in a hurry! We must re-
turn by the next train IFS Sm'"S
to rain! We must hr married: Ih'\
entered the humble waitioy''""m.
The hands Of the clock moved. Inc
station. agent suggested that '"r
time was ""nly tw" minutes, now
just then the westward bound tram
rounded the curve. approaching I've
station. The hride>yr""ms agitation
was eyincea by beads Of prr>rirati"n
on an ample forehead f'ingrd with a
few tufts Of gray hair ell that re-
u,aiued from the SHOWS of 20 win.
ters. Little May, with the innocence
Of girlhood in her eyes, Was i" a iI"t.
ter. The clergyman alone was cool
and self. possessed. "J"in hands"
he cried, as the locomotive sl'rirked.
"You take this man to lie your hu,-
band p he demanded sternly. IA the
engineer gave the hell>rope vigor.
Gus jerk. "Yes,' whispered nervous
May, a. the train ratlcd by. with the
brakes grinding aud tho engine sput.
terins. "Y"a take this woman t" be
your wife ?" asked the clergyman,
with his hand on the bride. gr"om's
arm. "Ycs,' qu"th January, funds
ling his railway pass and taking the
sIectacles from his nose, just as II
heavy trunk was dumped on the plat
form and the locomotive again found
its voice. "Thcn | pronounce you
man and wife," exclaimed the good
man, aud the conductors ".All. aboard
came in like an amen. The bride
was bundled into the car. there was a
transfer Of silver half dollars from
the bridegroom to clergyman, the
hackman murmnrel. SCOT darn it,
I've lost a iob.' and January was
nearly carried off his legs Oh the plat
form. In a moment the train boy
cried, "Lozenge.s here" Their we1>
ding journey had hrsun.--New York
Tribune.
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Sherin's Sale,

Sherif'S Sale.
Louis Duplex, Administrator, W. Louh
d. LePaulMier.
Parish Court-No, 1874.
by VIRTUE Of 4 writ Off. F. h
ID sued in the above entitled aud noa
bcred suit and to me directed, I hsu
seized and will offer for sale to tho lsA
and highest bidder at the door oftl,
courthouse, in the city and parish 4
Natchitoches, on.
Saturday, the 5th day Of July, 1872
between tue legal hours Of sale, ~.
tain tract Of land, with the improvement
thereon, situated in the Parish Of Natst
itoches. containing seventy-eight lO.l0
acres, being the same land acquired y
Mrs. Virginia Bossier at the succesia
effects Of Nizilda st. Amans, made onte
9TH day Of December. 1871, aud describel
IN said process verbal of sale rs lot No
Containing forty two (42) acres and b
No? containing thirty-six 36.l0O assA
acquired by Louis b. Lepaulmier i'm
Mrs. Virginia Bossier by act Of sale ps''-
ed on 9th day Of Feb. 1875.
Terms Of Sale: ,fls
On a credit term Of one year fton dg
OF sale for what it will bring; purcha!.s
to give his twelve months bond, W
good personal security, with veud =
privilege and special mortgage retsins
on the property sold.
L. A. DEBLlEUX,
May 3-ttls. Sheriff
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Sherin,s Sale.

Amire Vasc0cue vs.. D. L. Gillen.
District Court, Parish Of Natchites
No. SPAS.
DY virtue Of y writ of Fl. Fa., issuedn
ID the above entitled and ndQsao.
suit and to me directed, l have ssss!,
and will offer for sale to tho last I.
highest bidder ut the door If tho CeeN
House IN tue city and parish Of Natehl~
cles, on
Saturday the 5A day Of July, w.
between the legal hours Of sale, th'm
lowing described property, to.wit:
Tho plantation Wherein Victor
bcroussc formerly resided, situated .
the Parish Of Natch,toches, on tue ~ Il.
side Of Bayou Bourbcan, with all y
buildings and improvements thets -
containing lao acres, more Or Lew, "
that portion Of the west half Of nesrf
west quarter Of section No. we4 .
Bayon bonrbeau, containing 4e ~
more OC less. a.
Also another tract of land, being v
east half Of north east quarter o.
ton No. =, township 10, range 7,
tanning 30 GO-lOo acres, being tue +
property acquired by d. l.. &iIesi
Act OF .late 9th October, ISL, oe'o.ss
A. Barlow, by. Recorder Of said l'''."
Terms Of Sale: !
On a credit term of one year l''''a ~, :,
of sale for what it will bring: !"ltaa:s.l
to give his twelve months bond,
good personal security, with '''"eS.I
privileg" aw' special mortgage '.9s'sT
Oh tho property Sid. ,,x,A
l.. A. DEbLlECA.
June Ia. Shsl~'
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, BuGGIES and
HARNESS ALWAYS on HAND for SALE.
Auril J--lv.
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS

ist A lot on SihIey street, in the town of
Natrhitochcs.
2h. A house and LOT corner Second & Horn Sta
sd. \ tract of land "n Clear Lake. 34o acres.
jth 4 - on Old river. l'acrcs.
9Th 4 4" in township -, range l.!
lGI acres
9th. 4 trac, Of land on Red river, bounded
above by lands Of W. W. Ereaz-alc and j. T..
PAYNE. and below by &. W. Morse, 80 acres
9TH Four lots in the town Of Grand Ec0re.
designated as lots %. 81. So, 60. Also a lot OF
.ronna in the town IF Natchitoches ais" -
tract of land being Rio llondo claim No. l62,
cont tanning 33a ~ too acres.
-th. f, tract Of land in township 10. range =,
Containing 500 acres
9th \ tract Of land in township II. range O..
and wnship l2, range s. containing a-3 I.l"o
acres.
ln,h. Also an undivided oNc.thirA Of place
known as the Boyc" place, containing 1850
acres being section II and i2
nth. 4 honse and lot oil Jackson Square
i2h. A lot Of ground on Jackson Square.
18th. 4 trart of land in township &. range
e. known az claim 81. containing 500 acres.
MEYER WEIS a co,
Anplv 10 l.. CASVARI.
Jane ~ tin.
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VEGET TINE
for CANCERS and
DANGEROUS HUMORS.
The Doctors Certificate.
Read it.

Ashley, Washington Co., ILL.,. Jan. H. ISIS
Mr.. II. Il. Stevens:
Dear Sir-This is t. certify that l had been
suffering from Rose Cancer on my right
breast which grew very rapidly. and all my
friends had gwen me up To die. when heard
Of your medicine, Negrtinc. recommended for
Cancer aud Cauce,ouS Hum"rs. l c".nn.encrh
IL take it. and soon found myself beginning 10
feel better: my health and spirits both felt the
benign influence which l, exclted and in a few
months from the time | commenced the use ui
the Vesetne, the Cancer came on, almos,
bodily.
CARRIE DEFORREST.
l certify that l am personally acquainted
with Mrs. DeForrest, and consider her one Of
on very hest woman. DIR. 5. II. FLOWERS.
All Diseases Of the Blood II Vcgetine will
relieve pain. cleans, purify. and cure such dis
eases, restoring the patient TO perfect health
after irving different physicians. many rene
dies. suffering for yeBrs is IL not conclusive
proof, il YOU are a sufferer. you can be cured /!
Why is this medicine performing such great
cures! 1t works in the blood, in the circula
ting huid. 1t can truly be called the Great
Blood Purifier. The great source OF disease or.
iginates in the blood and no medicine that
Dies not act directly upon it, to purify and reno.
vate, has any just claim upon public attention.
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people sgaipst spp'oviog them. We
warned them against tho very conse-
qasnees which ere nov upon %, bot
whom those amendments we're car
ried, % 10 believe they were, and =
large number Of Democratic voted for
them, Ne insisted they were 10 honor
bound to stand by the compromise
made with our creditors 10 accordance
with them.
We proclaimed that doctrine in tho
csovass for the Constitutional Con-
vsutiou when charged With eodesv-
oring to repodiste. We said:
I'm order that THE charge may not
have logger tho ssmblance at . cou.
.smptooas silence which It deserves,
" desire to state most emphatically
that Ne arc 10 favor Of tho most rig.
orous payment Of every dollar Of our
State indebtedness. We accepted the
scaling Law - . compromise With our
creditors, aud No intend to insist that
it shall be maintained to tho pay ment
of the utmost fsrthing. This, too, ia
the sentiment Of our people, and We
call upon oil our co.fTeres 10 favor Of
q Constitutional Convention to give
tho lie, for once and oil, to THE stale
charge Of our being repudistion'tts."
A number Of journals endorsed that
article II our esteemed contemporary
remained client he endorsed it, for ifhe
did not be owed It a. q duty - . pub
lie journalist then to cay %. But this
does not end that endorsement. TIE
present ajmioistrstion, With 10 Gov
erpor, Legislature and Supreme Cou't,
fully, and freely committed them,
selves to the Funding act, aud with
that commistal, pledged the Democ.
racy to stand BY it, ~ the party had
40 declared in its platform. We have
heard this States honor sneered a,
until our cheeks tingled with shame
and sneered at BY men who proclaim
cd themselves brimfal Of love for the
people, solicitous for their welfare
and determined to protect their in.
tsrests at all hazards. Yet, With al
this We firmly believe our party
should have some honor !; should res
pect its promises and pledges at what
soever cost. II We do not, then v.
are no better, morally, than our op
poneots; 70 arc unworthy Of publ.
confidence aud deserve not ooly de.
feat bat the excavation Of virtuoue
mankind.
We trust our esteemed contempora'
~ will iiod answer 10 this article suf
ficient for his question.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT
Judgment.

Philippine Kahn W. Isaac Kahn. hs
Husband.
District Court. Parish of Natchitocha
June Term, lS79-No ssSt.
IN this case, by reason OF the law AM
| til" evidence being in favor Of II,
Plaintiff Philippine Kahn aud spaius
the Defendant. Isaac Kahn. her husband
it is ordered, adjndyed and decrssA tL,t
the community Of ac4uets and sas
heretofore existing between the I'll
Plaintiff and the Defendant. her he.
band, be dissolved that she have II
separate coutr"l and administration 4 I
her separate property, as described il !
the petition that she be and is LettN
decrec'l the owner Of her following l.
scrihed separate property, to wit:
"a certain lot or parcel Of ground,
with the buildings and improvement
thereon, situated in the City and Parih
OF Natchitochcs, on the West side Il
Seventh street, having front therein a.
tending from St. Denis street to Laft
yette street. and running back for depth,
between parallel lines to Bayou Jscta,
subject to deduction of the quantity 4
two acres" and Of the stock Of uerchsl.
disc, dies ,ribrd in the petition and ths
the costs Of this suit be paid by Defend
ant.
Thus done and signed after having
been read j" open court. on this q
Of June A. d. 1879
(Signed d. PlERSOE,
District Judge, 18th Judicial Dist. Court
State Of Louisiana, !
Parish Of Natchitocheo.
l do hereby certify that thu above 10,
true ard correct copy Of the Original
Judgment in the suit entitled "PhillipiN
Kahn VS.. Isaac Kahn, her husbxnd."' D.
c. No. s2Ss, on file in my office.
Witness my hand aud Il.
l.. s.. fetal seal, on this 2ltl
day Of June, A. D. ISM
JOHN LAPLACE,
Deputy Clerk 18th District Of IL
June - st. /,
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Tho New Yak Herald insists that
the Domocrats blunderod In insisting
that no bayonets should Be used 1t
the polle, No doubt tho Herald thinks
Hampden 'blundored" whom be 70.
fused to pay chip money-but the
world and. tho Herald don't agree on
these points.
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Convention Notes.

New Orleans, June 2o.-In the de.
bate on tho resolution prohibiting the
pay ment Of the July interest the on.
position held that the con ventiOn had
neither power nor right to interfere
with the provisions Of tho funding
act or any other Law Of state, and
that the state officials would be held
responsible il they obeyed the order
Of the convention and violated the
law.
Kidd, chairman Of the committee
Of the state debt presented tho re.
ports Of tho majority; tho report 10
almost tho same % the former one,
With On addition Of one hundred and
thirty.six thousand dollars duo the
agricultural aud mechanical college.
The minority report recommends the
payment Of the debt 10 full with
three per cent. interest for i've years
and four per cent. thereafter. An
other report recommends that the
debt question be left to the courts to
decide. The reports will como Up on
Monday noos, - special order Of the
day.
The resolution iostructing state Of.
6cisls not to pay tho July interest on
the state bonds u0til ordered BY the
convention was adopted; yeas 62,
nays Sc.
Tho convention appointed . CON.
mittee Of five to investigate tho ebsrg.
% Of corruption 10 relation to he
public debt, to the effect that mem-
bers have boen Influenced 10 casting
their votes BY desire 70 speculate 10
bonds OF have been paid = good price
for their votes.
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New Advertisements.
VEGETINE
IS RECOMMENDED BY ALL
Il h V sic ian $.

Valley Stream, Queens Co, L"ng Island ny
Mr.. II. Il. STENENs:-
Dear Sir-I take the pleasure Of writing y"u
a small certificate concerning NeGe,tnr pre-.
pared by you. / have beer sufferer with the
Dyspepsia for over forty years and ha". had
the Chronic Diar,hma for owe: six months. and
have I, led most every thing; was given up 10
die, and did nut ehpert to live from day to day,
AM no physician could tonch my case. | saw
your Vrgrtne recommended to cure DySpcp.
STA. commenced using it. and confirmed do.
ing 81 and am now a we'll woman aud restored
10 perfect health All wh" are afflicted with
this terrible disease wnnld kindly recommend
to try. Il for the benefit Of their health. and it
is excellent as blood purifier.
BY DR.. Il. Forbes. NJ. D.. for
Mrs. WI. II FORBES.
Ve.ptine the blood becomes litrlrS>
ard stagnant either tI"m change Of weather o,
Of climate, want Of exercise, irregular diet. ~
from any other cause the Ne.c'ine will re
new the blood. carry of the putlid humor.
cleanse the stomach. regulate the bowels and
impart tone Of vigor to the whole body.
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FOR SALE.

nNE of Leeds stationary engines with
" vertical tubular boiler twelve or
fifteen horse power: a LOT of useful
wrought iron consisting Of cart and
wagon aNlcs and fixtures: two Of Pages
horse powe's. saw mill fixtures lot ot
old castings, and II new gin brush for GO
saw Pratt stand. tn be- had at bargain
For part 'ulars apply t"
HENRY NJ. HYAMS.
Gaienhit Plantation near Camptc.
June 1t
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E>TRAYED.

Na!chitorhrs Parish. La.
May "rl. 1879,
ESTRAlED before the undersigned
y authority by l.. W. Stephens. a bay
horse branded JB on the left shoulder:
three white feet. II white blaze on his
face. Appraised at forty dollars.
y. +. WILLIAMS.
June lt.--.;t }. l.. Ward =.
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Grand EcOre .
,4s
WAREHOUSE

WIN. FRENCH, Proprietor,
HAVING purchashcl the business =
III Chambers 4 I,arbcc 1T this min
aud secured their services, | am pfen,,'
cd to store and forward promptly. a
treights and cotton consi ynrl to nv eas
Rates OF storage in future will te =
follows:
Fifteen Cents per barrel for freight
Thirty five Cents per bale for Cotton.
WM. FRENCH. (
March EFT -
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SPECIAL CITY TAX NOTICE.

DELINQUENT Taxpayers of the city
~ OF Natchitoches, are hereby notified
that unless all current, as we'll as delin.
qncnt taxes due tho city, are paid with.
IN sixty days from this date, | will enter
su't for the same, as directed by O,,li.
nance OF the Mayor and City Council.
W. E. RUSSELL,
May 3, 1917. It. City Collector
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ESTRAYED.

4 Bay mare mule ahont II hands
~ hirh, branded Sc on the right
shoulder. The owner can have the same
hy proving property and paying cost of
advert Spnent.
JONES JOHNSON.
Lake Acasa. Is miles sonth Of
NatchitOches, LA.
June l4.--3t 50.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-05
DL0ODED STOCK,

THOROCGHBRED Short Horned cat.
l. tie. Coisw"ld and SouthdOwn Sheep
and Berkshire Hogs. Delivered on board
steamboat at Alexandria. Rapiles par
i>l, where the stock has been pasturt'l
since the Fall of 1877 and 1878.
Terms Reasonable.
Apply to J. N. ARMSTRONG,
Feb Sly. Alexandria, LII.