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GIe forest &rpnbIicalr.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. ., 1879.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

Bu7'gcss--N. S. FOREMAN.
Co,9icilmon-J. S. Hood, j.. u. Mabie,
j. a. Proper.
Justices Of tie Tcacc--J. r. Brennan,
y. S. Knox.
ConstubEo-W. A. IIilands.
School DTcctorS-H. u. May, II. o. Da-
Wis, d. w. Clark, w. r.. Dunn, a. j. Kel-
ly, j. y. Brennan.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Rev. Elliot will occupy the pull
pit of the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday, morning and evening.
Free Methodist preaching in the
Universalist Church next Sunday
evening.
M. f. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
a. M, and Presbyterian Sunday School
at 8 o'clock p. IN.
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Heavy Oil in Forest County.

The Foxburg Gazette has this to
say in regard to Forest County:
From best information had, the well
struck at Balltown, on Tionesta Greek
few weeks since, is yielding from
four to five barrels per day. This
amount would look Insignificant were
it not associated with the fact that the
oil produced is stated to be the heaviest
lubricating oil ever struck in the
Pennsylvania oil field. 1t Is said to
be equal in value to the Mecca, Ohio,
oil, which sells readily at from nine
to ten dollars per barrel.
The benefits that would ensue to
Forest county from the developement
OF an extensive field of this kind OF
oil is great. BY means of it an exten-
sion Of the Foxburg, st. Petersburg q
Clarion railroad could be built, and
that section of country be opened up
so as to secure for its coal, timber and
other products a good market.
The property owners of that portion
of the county can we'll afford to adopt
liberal measures, to insure the devel-
opement of its valuable resources.
And this once accomplished their
lands, since the beginning only a
source of expense, can be made to
yield a golden shower that wi II enrich
all connected with them.
We think this will be done very
soon. If it is Foxburg is the natural
and only feasible outlet for the
products of that section. Capital here
has indicated its willingness to aid in
bringing this about, by making a
survey and locating an excellent route
for a railway that will furnish all
needed means of transportation. This
ODce completed the benefits Of large
trade will follow. Agitate the matter
For Boots and Shoes go to Rob.
insonsS Bonner's. Mems strong shoes
at $1.25 to SL75; Mems good boots
from 1926 to $4.00. Ladies, Misses
and Children's prOportionatcly low.
q
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

DONNER & AGNEW BLOCK. l..
ID AGNEw, Proprietor. This is new
house, and has just been fitted up for the
accommodation of the public. A portion
of tho patronage of the public is solicited.
dolly
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evening.
M. E. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
a. M, and Presbyterian Sunday School
at 8 o'clock p. IN.
Tho County Commissioners are in
session to-day.
IS. d. Irwin, Esq, is digging a
water well on his premises.
Jim Sillwood, the barber, was in
town the other day. He's the same
old jim.
Mr.. j. T. Dale left for Troutman
yesterday, but whether TO stay long or
not he could not say.
Nothing of general interest to our
readers was transacted at the adjourned
court held here last Friday.
Sheriff Randall publishes quite a
"card" in our paper this week. 1t
commences "By virtue" &c.
--Ifyou are not Registered, see to
it at once that your name is on the
list. Tomorrow is the last day.
Margaret Hans, aged 81 years,
and partially deaf, was killed by q
switch engine at st. Marys last week
The Tylersbulg boys scooped the
Clarion base ballists on Saturday last
to the tune Of 10 to 4. Good game
that.
You can now kill squirrels, -
that is to say, it is lawful now to kill
squirrels, If you can find the
squirrels.
-Gennesse Valley Clawsoh SEED
Wheat for sale at Olltown. Samples
of this wheat can be seen at the Bank
Tionesta, Pa. % 3t.
"A rousing camp meeting is il
progress in South Oil City at present
Large numbers of people have beer
attending.
Mr.. A. Holtman, Of the popular
firm of Holeman s. Hopkins, Pleas
antville, dropped in to see us one day
last week.
This being September, or month
with an "r" in it. why of course oys
ters 'r" in season. For our part VOL
wait awhile before indulging on
appetite.
Last Thursday afternoon from
two o'clock till quarter after, th'
croquet ground opposite our office wa
entirely unoccupied Boys don't lie
that happen again.
The Wesleyan Methodist congre
CATION Of Stewards Run held a grove
meeting last Sabbath, which we un
derstand was quite we'll attended anC
enjoyed by all who were present.
Mr.. Wm. Helm of TiIioute pait
US pleasant call yesterday morning
Mr.. II. is largely interested in Fores
County lands, and is obliged to com,
down and "see about 'em" occasionally
Miss Maggie Cogau, who ha
been spending her vacation in Tio
nestl, returned to her school at Iudi
ana, Pa, on Monday morning. Th
Fall term of this school begins on tn
Sth inst.
"A sort of "Prairie Schooner
passed through town this morning, ant
from the appearance of heads peepinl
out from under the canvas we wer
led TO believe that the old woman VIII
lived in the shoe was moving.
Some States have the open seasol
for all kinds of game to commonc
with September 1st, and close wit
January 1st, Pennsylvania oouldno
do more sensible thing QearfeL
Journal. That's so.
The drill was started in Gee
Hunters new we'll last Saturday noon
and with no accidents the well will b
finished in about 10 days. Gee
expects TO strike heavy oil betwee
2a0 and 800 feet.
-"Hark Wentworth is siil
making improvements on his new farr
on the Tylersburg road. He is no,
"kieking" down water well, on tn
LII ..-:---l- c-L:
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f. w. Hays,

A TTORNEY At LAW, and NOTARY
N PUBLIC, Reynolds Hukill & Co.'S
Block, Seneca ST., Oil City, Pa. 39-ly
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REGISTRATION.

Al WILL be ct the following places on
the days specified for tho purpose Of
Registering tho Voten of Nstchitoches
parish, tu.wit:
Natchitoches at tho Court. House from
Thursday, October ID, to Saturday, Oc.
tober 18th.
ward two. Leonard Trichell's, wednes.
day, October q.
Ward Two, H. H. Hsthorn's. Tuesday,
October II.
= w:rd three, Grsppss Bluff, Thur,d.y,
Ward th1ee, Brosdvelrs Store. Friday,
0ctober ~.
- Ward tour, campte. Saturday, October
Ward four, Butler's Store, Tuesday,
ward five. Narthaville, Teusd.y, oc.
We'd e five, Beulah, Wednesday, octo.
. Ward i've, Allen, Thursday, October
30. 81.
wsed 'ix, olovsrs, Monday, Novem.
Ward seven, Horss Pom Church, Tue.
day, November IL.
w.:d seven, james Bsasslsy's, Wsdnss.
day. November Il.
vemb IL.
wasd nine, J. Alph. prudhonms's.
Tuesday. November u. -
Ward ten, E. Rost'a, Wedpsedsy. No.
vember 10. ~" Nv
Wssd tso, Cloutisrvills, Thursday,
Natchitochss until November 27th.
Rersoos Registered last year will not
oe required 70 register sgaiu. In case Of
9 change Of residence. I should b mott.
dsd % that tho names can sppear on tho
proper ward books.
On days not advertised I can b Sound
ct ny once on Front street,
J. P. JOHNSON,
Sept %. Assessor q Resistsr
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Ellis, E. JshH ~ Ogden.

, The hero loves his people. BIZ
, STATE, not for what that people and
state will do for him, for be has Ill
ways declined preferment. No. OK
den's patriotism besrs upon It ~
shadow or suspicion of sel6shness:
Aud the people OF this State and
''tty love bin. They trust bin. They
know be 10 pure. Hts name will
unite all factions, and bis admt0ts.
tration will cement the marty and
give Il power 20 win tho State mex
wear. He will enforce the leW. Thit
70 al important. Loukis6s suffers
10 tho eyes OF her sister States from
the imputstton that che 10 . lsWless
State, that Ito aud liberty and pIop-
erty are not secure. THIS Injuries VA
oy Keeping away emigration. capital.
enterprise. and It also iDjures the
Democracy IN tho North. Chisholm
mas0acres and Yazoo intolerance arc
the strongest. nav the onlv argu.
ments, need by Northern Repu6li.
cans. Ewing u now strugglinR
against them IN Ohio. II be IL de.
feated. these arguments will defeat
him. 0eo. Ogden 10 brave enough
sod strong enough to enforce the
lev. end 10 rin enforce II. These are
my rsasone for giving him my sup.
p0ft.-(E'lts Interview In Plcayune.)
We like Jo1x ELLIS because he Il
. Rood. noble aud true fellow.
But John viii slop over In spite Of
0ur Wasniugs.
He won't aud did It when Hayes
Bass Band gush" swept tho country.
and be has gone and done It with
Gen. Ogden.
Con. Ogden b oil that's true and
chivalrous. but Ogden i sss ksAr
tAss tie lev. which possesses oil the
majesty required TO enforce itself
without mans will.
There he's been entirely too much
OF this attempt to SCARE % into a
es's'vsscs Of lsv With . biz Hxlo.
Grants people want him President
for tho came reason.
All tho stslWarts want Q ''stronn
government, "agovernment Of Q lsreo
man With . large sword, who viii
terrortze tho citizen into IN observ.
ance OF lev.
And E. John Ellis wants tho saune
thing. -
There b NO LAW IN . Republic saye
the )sw Of the people.
Statutes sre % dumb @ the cold |
paper on which they are written IN.
" vltelised by public opinion.
General Ogden CANNOT enforce .
AZ With I'll biz power and Ill biz
swords, against PUBLIC OPINION!
And besides, who says 'Yszoo and !
Ohisholm intolerance" q what Lon.
|sisns suffers from?
The New Orleans T1xxs.
ALDn1 LEONARD
And E. JoHx ELlu!
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sHERlFF's slI1

Mr. c'othilde Janin, VI. VIZ,
ct. ais.
District Court, Parish Of y,...
No. e2e2.
ny virtue Of . writ Of ~.
ID sale issued 10 the abov. -. * I
numbered snit and to me d;,...
seized and will offer for aals !. !
and highest bidder at tbs "a a. . u
Court House, in the city spS q
Natchitoches, Oh
Saturday, let day Of No,enA.
at u NJ, the undivided M. y.
the following described pron...e u
The plantation known
des Mures' plant. ton. on 49, 4
Red river in the parish Of Nh!
and composed Of the follovin. =
land, to wit:
LIST Section 40 townsbip II
containing 326 $1,000 acre,.
township II, range 9. eoo, -.
40-lOO acres. Section Is. te..as
range 8, containing 2O7 ae,. n. u
altogether SIS 90-l6O acr,s. Ss.,s
Red river, confirmed to Fr,ss.:;. 4
by certificate B. No. 1868.
Ind. Another parcel Of Ia,
Section A, township II. r,s.s +.
tanning 2O3 l6-lO0 acres,
TOWNSHIP" t. II, range s, contsis;..
1910 acres, making together 81
acres, on both sides Of Rsd IN.
firmed to Michel Chigno,n, B. M
Sd. Another parcel Of land III ~
of Section AZ, township II. nm.
tanning about IS 56-lo0 aerss >.
right bank of Red river desces6..s
tirmed to Joseph Jean RE. b, ~
B. No. 1928.
4tb. Another parcel Of III 49,
80, township II, range Q, beiue, n
crn part Of the double concs,i.. :
r. Hopkius' certificate, conti...,
C0-l0o acres.
5th. Another tract Of land. III,
northeast part Of section q. tovs,s
range 8, containing 800 acree: ts
being the land originally owrsd IN.
~ N. Hyams, acquired from tie ii
ics' and Traders Bank, on the Is y
September, 1850.
9Th. Another tract Of land ~,
from the United States, heinz ~.
east quarter Of section 81, an;
range 8, BY certificate 1891, o,,I2
l64 54-'0O acres, the south hlN p
ton ls, township II, range !, a.,,as
100 and 82sO, containing ~ ~
acres. Ptsection l9, towusSip IL
8. west, certificate S279, cootai,;s.
Ol-'00 acres, making together 81 n
acres.
7th. Another tract of land ~,
from the State If Louisiana, ~
0nth east fractional portion 4 M
q, township IL, range >, coptaja;. i
% 100 acres; portions Of lots Nj
3 and 3, aud the whole Of lets / i,
) Of section 81, township II, raneelss
PSI $4,000 acres, The twl
mentioned portions, maxine 49,
295 24-lOO. Tho whole Of san ~,
parcels Of land. making toestlrl I
$500 acres; 1893 a2-lOO moGs e.&
which lying and being on The nssA
If said river, and 1898 56-l0o auu1
" less, lying aud being on tho ssuA
# said river, forming Quo body i 4
vhich constitutes tue Lac ID "
plantation, together with oil tAskS
ngs anc improvements and ~
ions thereon, or thereto belongiae /
Terms Of Sak:
Cash-subject to appraisemeat ''
L. A. DEBLIRW !
Sept. 27-tds. slGiE.
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Senatorial and judicial Committee.

Committee met Ut 10 .. 10. Monday,
Sept~ml,er 93d 1879
Preaent-J. H, Cosgrove, Natchitoches,
Chairman.
TIP Chaplin, Natchitoches.
B. w. NarstOn, Red River.
J.H. Caldwell, Sabine PROXY
On motion, it Wan ordered that con.
vention far tho nomination Of District
Judge and District Attorney for the 18th
Judicial District he held ut Natchit0ches
MONDAY. OCTOBER 90rH. 1879. 9
On motion, it was ordered that the
Convention for tho nomination of two
Senators from this 18th District be called
for
SATURDAY OCTOBER 18Th, 1879.
at Pleasant Hill, Ia.
Tho representation in fixed in accord.
snce with representation allowed BY
State Central Committee, viz:
DpSoto Z.
Sabine s.
Red River 3.
Natchitoches IA.
Total %.
On motion tho Committee adjourned,
J. H. COSGROVE,
Chairman.
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IL Ooavontioo on Monday Lei
NJ lasyo)y attended and very har.
0o0l az. All dj6ecenceo Woce bu.
lid IN . deoire for tho good Of the
peoplA. which y linked insepalsbly
~ltA ~ sueoees q tho Democratic
Ugty. lTle delegations az. 10 Do.
Nv eatistactogy 70 . large majority
q ~ people. and WILL 10 doubt
0aho Ao0inotjooo csOditablo % thvir
ApoGeituoots. s1t 81
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C1ajnD An,


osW oelsaaa sspt a. I'M.
To H1oA1uyl ol6imo for Oeden ~
ooeoee9ey q tie Olti1e00' 1ssoec.
20, Booze. Dooo0o. GS3ohifooS9S
apo6es, osbl1o. az. .VsfSSe'
Wa; cd polnt1 signi6o0 atly % fSe
- Ues UoQ01ovo md Ounnfn0ham
~ 1oe eleeeod 0ol9Roe00 ifom
!seeeeoe0oo. THIS = m fSniv p 4
y M!see ~ Whjoh u Dun lciIk nnh.:
80 tn meI1ilQ. 6ho sin9 tit
" ~ ~ @ 'oaoQ6ly 0ne ~ ~ ~
~ pgoeooG1o0ol "a 4 SceSsstiis
oloooote . Oedee. alDo cScVinr
eX9oey. parishes thot M n "a ~
X!!ll1 With q 1t q 60 teafv.ivs,
Ioo 0eg1aS 0o1ette o. q ont ~
Wll6 aoa 0eemaAo ooG3 a. =, ~
Ioppoek. TIE eiel1ooe -; g q; -
0o0Dteeoe Hun o6fe6a Z nakiSS
} 0eoey eeak 4veey g. 1m0f 81
pol!lje!Qe thoy elyy booo0e . n 49,
. =. -! - q .Itsapeeiok asd n
'oae 1'laa. aetivs naaaG0ee,
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NATcHlT0CHEs, La. |
. August Dad 1879.

Au&uot <S0O 1861.
Mr.. Jules Normand
Ihave BEEN afflicted for
several yesrs with painful Inflammation
and liberation Of my Log, resulting from
an injury sustained ~ my buggy wheels
running over it, have tried many en-.
edies without avail. until several months
ago l commenced the use of "Normand's
Balm" which has heen Of great benefit
and is the only application, Of the many
tried by ma, which has afforded substan.
tantial relief-l regard it Ms invaluable
and cheerfnlly recommend it for tho Ger.
tain cure Of bruises, wounds, cuts. inflam.
nation and liberation.
Yours Respectfully,
WILL. NJ LEVY.
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New Advertisements.
NORMAND'S Balm.
A HOME REMEDY
AND
SURE CURE.

For the immediate Relief and Norma.
nent Cure of CUTS, Burns, BRUISES,
WOUNDS. EAR ACHES. and all Skin
Diseases or Eruptions, We place before
the public . preparation which is Of the
highest standard Of excellence. second
to none, for the class of diseases for
which it ia intended. We claim it tn le
. specific for this class Of disease, hav.
ing submitted it TO rigid test, extend.
ing over = period If thirty-tive years
in treating thu most obstinate cases
which have come under our observation
with it successfully.
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100 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

AN Offering to sell. 80 acres Of NV
] plantation known ~ "Closeau Pt.. OF,
Red River. oil cleared, with four good
houses aud cistrrns, and under good
fence. Also loo acres of bill land. well
timbered. Now 10 . chance to get bar.
gain. For terms, address OF call on the
Editor Of this paper, or
JAMES H HILL,
II miles below Campte,
Sept. u. Natchitochas Parish, La.
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4 Query.

Does Nh ELLls class tho defence
OF our homes, our women and our
children - "Yszooism and Chieholm.
ian :"
R1o R1vn, 0aAxT, CApDo, TIxsAs.
81. 4Al11xs, 0uAcnlfA and NA1cH1.
1ocHls. pause for . reply,
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Willis, the Statesman.

0.nraAL OaDHx has consented tt
become . candidate for Governor
under certain exigencies." and
from our dispatches bio enthusisstic
friends are preparing TO create thai
e1igency.
While We most heartily deprIcate
the bitter personal warfare GEN Oo
DIxs friends have chosen TO insuau.
rate n order to advance tho succese
q their candidate. ~ 40 not ct OH
alarmed O. tho consequences OF such
q eourse. M. With b % pure. %
hooeet, and - able . gentleman ~
NJ. 0eplx. and that purity, honesty
or 'bility, NJ. 0eden'S friends only
ipjure Themselves BY ssssiliog. We
ase quite sure that no considerations
II policy. no hone Of suocess. would
induce tho political friends Of Gov.
nxoa WltTz to cay ought against the
character or aervices OF GEN. OGDEN.
0ovIaxos Wilt would not tolerate II
for . moment, and be stands ready
10 repel any charge made BY tho im.
polite friends Of bio honorable op.
poUent.
We 40 for 0ovzaxos W1lrz for the
reason that he isa tried statesman,
Four years Of ''personal govern.
nent, " government outside OF party. /
be- convinced tho Great majoeity IT |
Democrats that four yesss moro Of II [
would leave - without the shred az |
u . patty ofksnisation. GIN. o. |
M be- no such reputation. He 90.
upiss exactly the came position that |
I'm. NICHOLS did when 10 % On.
husiastioally (may 10 not say, Il.
noet iAtslly) nominated him. All
he Arguments used 70 advance the
nteeeets Of Gen. Ogden ars those
'hich 10 used IN favor Of Nicholls.
nd viii not weigh . feather against
b loudly and universally demand.
d policy OF . statesman, true and
He'd. for Governor and head OF the
democratic party.
Gen. Ogden's folloWees must con.
Ince tho country Democrat that
ae'r friend . . better organizer. .
ettsr party leader. and q better
'ateemao, 10 order 70 convince them
their duty 70 support him. 40.
liling WiltsS character will not vim
edso . single convert, even II the
|1eoive b clothed In tho sublime | +,
oQuence Of On ELLIS OF tho caustic
% Of Q B1aCIIlL.
Which b tho ststeemanf
1oUn 4. Wnfz!
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1h0 0reeobock movement here
Mn expose IT, purpose shoetly. u 4
loonot done % already. We have
oV1donoo d To manipulotions and
Suspooos which 10 Win publish at
- peopse time. and tho publiea&ioo
Nv stastle The psopls Of this pasish
~ Go bell q midniaht.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fer District Julee

1OE OuDStICS Su04es
We 40 authorized 20 announce the
name Of JUDGE ]. II. B. TUCKER.
- Q candidate for judge OF thie.
nth judicial District, composed OF
tho parishes Of Natchitochee and
Sabine subject to nomination bv
Democratic Convention.
Tho friends OF judge DAVID
PleB6ON, will present bic name 10
tho Democratic nominating Oonven.
ton Tor tho ONCE Of Judge OF tho
l1th District. compoeed OF tho M.
lSheo Of 6abine aud Natchitochec.
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Ten BROCK Livery STABLE, }
Natcbitocbes, La. Aug. %. 1879. I
I have nsed Normand's Balm for sore
lacks. gals, cuts, f;'ot evil, &c. &c., in
horses, and found it very eficacious. Il
is less trouble to use than other remedies
and it is . sure cure.
RIP. HUDSON.
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NA7cHlrocugs, Aug. q, 1879.
hereby certify that have used Nor.
ma"d's Balm on my little daughter, who
was scslded. A few application of the
Balm cured 1t readily and left M mark.
L.CASpARI.
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SHERIFF's SALE
G. F. L'herisson, Admiuistratoe, WI
tor veuleman. -. ~,
District Cont, Parish Of Nstsllh1h
M. 720S.

tor Veuleman. -. ~,
District Cont, Parish Of NatGllnb
No. 1895,
DY virtue Of an order q IL, n
ID Judge Of tho District Cosrt Y
tyr the parish Of Natcbitochss b 7
above entitled and Numbered ~ I
partition, to mo directed, I viR =
Tor sale at public auction IL til ~;
highest bidder 10 front Of ~ O.
House 10 tho city Of Nstchitoeh ! q
O'Clock H., On -. a,. rs / /
Tuesday, soth day Septsnbse. h
tho following property. real ~ =
", belonging to tho lac. pastaa W
tween Peter vsulsmsn end. CI /
L'herisson, deceased, to.vit: {
Two certain lots Of ground 4 tls4
called tho Pump Spring, near t. at
Natchitoches, tho ono coasilti1t d4
tioual section No. ~, in townahipA Y
I, containing I 44-loo aoiss, q
other adjoining tho foregoing, eoslii
Que serU. moro or lsss, the VIII I
tsiniug tive 44.l0o acres, nors egIl1i
being the Same upon whiehI N IL
rim Frazre now resides. s. /
Also oil the household rood III
niture in tho house now oesqDIl
tho said Mn. Frasee, cousiieiiie 4tE
led stesds and bedding, ono af1ka
toilet, tables, cbai1, &C., inelud,4a
~ thing in said house u Il nov ~
Also four cows and four eaIyps
their increase. . - tp
The above mentioned prepeaty bt
dened with the usuftac IN lsvef &c
Mrs. Csthrin Frassssfsr, end dgdy
life. -,
Also . certain tract Of III 81
parish of Natchitoches on IT, II
Of Red river decsndias, C.
called Cano river) about oaehkl
above the city Of Natchitocbe -
ing about SO arpents, bounded -
lands formerly Of Antoine bSfA O.
front BY Cane river; and II - = {
AMBROSE Sompayrac, .hayi1glpaa i
form and dimensions . ~. ~ \.
plat Of survey made by Geofgek .
ley, U. y. Deputy Snrveyse 49,
day Of March, 1916, togetae q h!
the buildin' and imptovsnsl ,
acquired from Joseph SAdiA
Gale of 9Th December, le77. 1n!, d.
Joseph Badin, having ths q u
deem tho same on the payooeAs
sum Of Three Hundred "a -.
Dollars without interest," % fsa &
9Th day Of December, lS79.
Also two certain lots Of scs |!
ed in tho city Of Nxtchitseoe -
south side Of st. Denis 6trctt ~
front of 66 feet gu st. Dsotp
running back for depth ht9 NJ,
lines to Church Street, boesoso r.
st. Denis Street, South BY Ceea1,
east by lots now or is.ps'k ~
to Samuel Parson, and " :
Street, being the same ~ ~
Joseph c. Keyser 4 Hugh
act Of ID December, l5M -. n
Also : lot Of Corpuraties ~ -
City Of Natchitochos, lmespp
taco to $l56 " JoO dollals
Parish Bonds and CoapoM Z
on their face to tl37 8o-lM. go,
Parish Scrip Of tho pa''.o. = ~, y q
ches amounting on its fsce "
Also II head Of Sheep, ~
running at large. ~ 4
Also suudry judepeeta
opy" accounts due tie. lste M
4 list Of which enumsratius lssas;le NJ
now duo thereon, will b smIs11 M
The day Of sale, and the sale
10 accordance Herewith. hi
7srms Of Sale: IN
Cash-subject to sppcsis.:.:s ~ M
L. A. OkD
Aug. 30.tds. -
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STOLEN.

IN September 18th, from tho under.
~ signed, near this city, ono black
H"res, branded on loft shoulder Al and
on tho came eide on tho neck 81. One
6osrel Hotse Pony, reached name; sore
back no brands.
A liberal reward will be paid for
their return or information which will
lead TO their recovery.
Il. H. HOSNER,
B. G. RACIAL, JR.
Sept. 27.-lt.
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E..lAm!.-

S.tohitoen, =.
ESTRAYED before mo, e;lsaI,
u ed authority, BY Nws!d o1l1
Iron Grey Mare, brsnded y 49,
shoulder, aud Quo Grey Hssx !
d on, the loft shouhs'; y
ton dollars Zach. ..sa
3spt, 27,-it ~
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8. ~ Conservative Clti1ens' AsDo.
dotlou Vill Apd that Cunningham
cd OoegEoye Wers electsd delegates
% tho 0ouveniop. and they viii
1nd. that tho delegation nom tAis
poe1Gh Win vote tor Louu A. WlL1z.