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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
C0lastable's Sale

Constable's Sale.
7. p. Balthazar & Co., va. Bush Davis
Ninth Justices Court, Parish of Natchi.
toches, La. No. A6.
QY virtue Of . writ Of Fl. Fa, 10 me-
I'D directed in the above entitled and
numbered snit, by the Honorable the
Ninth Justice of the Peace, Parish of
Nstclitoches, have seized and will Of.
ier for sale at public auction ut l9 o'clock
H., atT. Chsler's Store, in said Parish. on
Saturday, 9Th day Of February, 1879.
the following property, to.wit:
One gray Horse.
One OK.
One Cow and Calf.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash, subject to sppraisement.
c. E. CHALER,
Jan. 70. Constable, Ward ..
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OuR WAsj,.sHTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON. D c., Jan. 10, 1879.

WASHINGTON, D c., Jan. 10, 1879.
Congress- is not fairly at work yet.
Since the holidays nothing Of impor-
tance has been accomplished Sen.
ator Beck If Kentucky made vigor-
Qua assault upon Secretary Sherman,
and will Le replied to in a few days
BY several Republican Senators.
To the people Of the South. west the
yellow fever will always he q terror.
The losa Of life, waste, and interrup>
sion of trade and industry Of last sra.
son never will be forgotten there.
Elsewhere. but more especially in
that section, most interest is felt in
the proceedings Of the commission
now in New Orleans to consider the
cause, proper treatment, &C., of the
disease. A report will be made at
this session of Congress. There il
here a man-not a physician, but Gu
dOrsed by them who believes he can
prevent the introduction Of the disease
into any place, aud, when its ravages
are stopped, can prevent its recur.
renee. He is a London man, Prof.
GaiDgce, and his plan so far as made
known is to freeze the germs of the
disease. Al said above he has the
support Of eminent physicians, and is
receiving encouragement and aid from
the Secretvry Of the Navy. A small
sum to test the Profs. plan will no
doubt be voted BY Congress.
The moet significant Of late news.
paper article is probably one which
appeared on the 9TH in the New
York Sun.
This most savage of anti.subsidy
Journals goes 90 far a. to sanction
aid to the Texas and Pacific Railroad
on the following terms. II. If there
Is to be any loan If Government cred-
it, it must Ike vigorously restricted to
the trunk limo from Fort Worth to the
Pacific. NJ branch whatever can be
included. 2. One. fourth of the cost
Of construction and equipment must
he paid by the company oot of its
own actual capital. ). The real cost
of the work must he ascertaiued by
Oficers Of the United States Engineer
Corps, appointed FIR that purpose,
aud the Government MD must be con.
6Ded to three.qnarters Of that cost
The Government must hold a frat
mortgage o: the road aud plant. 5.
All the public lands granted must re-.
vert to Government control, 60 a. to
l'o sold to actual settlers. 6. All
for Government traiosporta.
ton must I've retained in the Treasu
ry.' Except the I'd and Sd, these
points are all embraced in the bill |
before Congress. In that respect the |
Road ID more modest iu its request |
Than the Sun IN it's offer. 1t asks |
only that the Government shalt gar
aDtee the interest on a limited amount
Of its bonds.
Justice Hunt Of the Supreme Court |
s no better. His retirement from the
bench, bis friends state, ia assured, |
'ven If his health becomes fully r..
This OF course will r..
,pen the question whether or not |
Attorney General Devene shall leave |
The Cabinet. Nh Federal Judge ia |
lick in any part of the country bat
he statement is made that MI. De.
'ens prefers position on the bench |
o his present place in the Cabinet.
ALBION.
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NOTICE.
Succession of Peyton Nowlcn, decd.

Succession of Peyton Nowlcn, decd.
EMMA A. TURNER, having filed hs,
L(appiication to he appointed Admin
istratrix of the Succession of Peyton
Nowicn, decd. Notice is hereby given 10
all persons to show cause in ten dava
why the application q the retitioaee
shorld not be granted.
Witness the Hon. =. NJ. B. T~chi.
Judge Of said Court. M this l6t, asv Il
januaiy, \. -, IS1o.
JNO. LAPLACE,
Jan. l2--t. by. Clerk.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

SHEklFF"S SALE,
Hill T. Co., vs.. Caroline Myers
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchitochcs.
No. 3!7.
DY virtue Of a writ of Ii. Fa. issued
ID in the above entitled and numbered
snit and to me directed, l have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder ut the door Of Court House
in the city and parish Of Natchitoches,
Saturday, March LIST, 1879,
at II NJ, the following described proper
ty. to-wit:
A certain lot of ground situated in the
city Of Natchitoches, on tho West side
Of Second Street, below Bayou Amulet,
measuring sixty-seven and half feet
front, on said Street, with depth of
two hundred and forty feet, together
with the buildings and improvements
thereon, acquired by Defendant from P.
Myers, by Act of date 22d December,
1866.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash, subject to appraiscmcnt.
L. A. DEBLIEUX,
Jan. .. Sheriff.
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NOTICE..
Succession of Ned Estes, decd.

Succession Of Ned Estes, decd.
7 OUIS DUPLEIX having fled in tbe
IL Clerks Office his application S11Ss
appointed Administrator Of the 6Dcoes-
sion OF Ned Estes, decd. Notice 10 here
by given t" I'LL persons to show caiaes IN
ten days why the application of tbe Fs-
,it"ner should not bo granted. -
Witness the Hon. J. NJ. B. Tucker,
Judge of said Court. on this 10th day of
January. A. ID. 1879 ....
JNO. LAPLACE,
Jan. l>.-2t D'y. Clerk.
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Sherif's Sale.

State of Louisiana vs.. Jack Edwards et a.
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchitoches.
No. 1910. -.
DYVIRTUE of two writs of ssva,al
ID writs of Fieri Facias issued in e.
above entitled and numbered suit. and Ia
me directed l have seized, and win oAsr
for sale to the last and highest bidder =.
the door Of the Court House in the ~
and parish Of Natchitoches, on
Saturday, February 18th, 1879,
the following described property, to.wtt:
A certain tract or parcel Of land eita.
ated in the parish of Natcbitochea ana
being all that portion of South West
quarter of Sec. No. 7, in Township 10
Range :, lying Sonth of Bayou Bourbeux.
containing one hundred acres more a.
less. together with all the buildinea and
improvements thereon.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash-with benefit Of sppr>isement. {:
,,, L. A. DEBLlEUx,
Jan. ll'tds. oher(6.
Sherifrb Sale.
ID Addison w. L 4 eers. a..,,
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchitoehsa.
No. l7d6.
RlVlkIUE ofa writ IF fiori Enoiaa
II issued in the above entitled AM
numbered snit and to me directed. I Ihave
seized and will offer for sale, to the ~
ana INCEST bidder, at the door Of tle Count
House, in the city and parish Of Natohl.
tocles on
Sot"rt'ay, February l5tk, 1879, z
the following described property, to.vi&<
,, A certain tract of land situsted a.
bayon Nit d'Aigle, with sll the buildinsg
anu improvements thereon, containine
one hundred and seventy acres. moce a.
rss' bounded North by lands Of Pierrs
'"sset, South by lands of Mu. Liss
scruggs, and heirs Of Severin Doslouohee
East by Bayou known a Bavon ne
fA,sie, and West by Little or Athao riy.
n, being same property purchased bv
defendant from N p B Rachsl. bv,act
If date Jan Both 1877.
This property will be sold in 20 aera
OTIS. according to plat exhibited On az
Terms Of Sale:
;ash-subject to appraisemeut.
LA. DEBLlEUx,
'"''' IL 'as. Sheriff.
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FOR RENT.

MY plantation on Bayou Pierre river.
vi adjoining the "Jordan Ferry plan
tation on the lower side, known as the
King place, for the year 1879. The place
River, and will be rented on good terms.
100 and more acres were in cultivation
in the year 1873. The place is about 2
miles from Brownsville Oh Red River
If the place is well prepared and pro
perly cultivated, will yield one bale of
cotton and 40 to so bushels corn per acre.
/ have made it on it.
For information Of Terms, apply to W.
H. Jack, Of Natchitocl,es City, or to the
Possession given 1st jan
nary, 1879, or sooner.
X. RUFUS KING,
=. u. Box No. a5,
Dec. II. Selma, Ala.. Dallas 20.
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NOTICE.
Sxccessios Of Leon Dsflko.

Jules n, NoRMAND, b.vip, e,.a :,
y tle Clerks Office his application to he %
appointed Administrator Of tho snccs.' ~
sion o. Leon Du6lho, deceased. not;c., -
heroby given T. oil persous to el,ov csn.s -
within ton days Why the application '"9 "f
the petitioner should not he erantsi "
Witness the Hon. j. NJ. B. Tueker p.,
tsh Judge, this Flat day Of January. 4.
D., 1879. a.
$, ~. :. :. JOHN LAPLAcE.
San' 1c.N Deputy Clerk.
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a.. ~
~ .Asasd thresgb their representa-
ovea and Q Constitutional Conven
Seebss 1ssd fase! The vIxDIcA'
sos elsios tbs honor (if honor ,ber,
~ q hsvisg, fron tho wateb.ts
as6 6atslsosnts Of the liberties ol
lsleepls, 1rsd The drst sun IN DE-.
naedise that their calls might BE-
beerd. Away back in the dead aud
Doss yeoss W raised onr feeble cry,
81 ssvss ceased until it was harken.
q este. Yea, verify! we have. not
~ fseled hon our labo,s, for our
vssk b bat half accomplished; for
~ Coovsstion 10 bnt y means of
Oes4 o. w. aecording to the way it ia
0eeassd ssd utilized, and in whose
ls>sssse Il 10 manipulated. 1t will
obsselors b oar task to zee the great.
81 seed possible shall come out of it
>e;>hs people, and for tho people. and
oVesss sseesssfsl In our eff"rts, we
- fssseaAbly hope tn see . better
81 brighter day dawn for our long
ss1b'iss asd heavily hardened peo-
~ Whss our party triamphe,l 10
~ Seses ssd took tho reins of gov.
sssnsst, Tie question naturally forc>
q ilaolf spes u, "Shall oil the prom.
iees Ws have made end iu words and
>ssess iaiths Where is regeuera.
~ go rsdsuptioo to come from y
Iheas essstiees, and many more Of
Jeas1aA ispssk forced Themselves
@ oos aeoestlos, and to make good
80 ~ sf tbs contract, ws felt ir,s>
aaxAly iopslled ssvard to the 70.
a)onliee s1hopss issipised and trusts
toDessd. We felt we could not be
Ny shssvisg osr time away, when
sss pssp's were suffering from the
sAsesie wssSds, ,jnnd sores inflicted by
~ fssose vssdals and rulers Of tho
1o1ieal regine; they yet remained
eaAealsd, asd were . constant sourcs
aDals ~ sssasisess. ,.re
= issa'ss aresod us trying to die.
svse - nodss and msaus Of accom-.
lesaise asy great good, ws were not
IeaG 10 soseludiog that nothing
1sa)eby sesld come ont Of . deformed
aeo 6ssassd body. Hence, No con.
s)oos6 thas the wrong nust be At
~ tSao>ais hsad, tho disease in the
sqOasis law Of The land, and We pret.
Y sees raised the cry, "Perish tho
aissssb's hbris Of Radical misrule. /"
bsvs With The emblem Of oar. des-
'sdasies.' LET the sovereign voice
n tbs mighty people b heard 10
C'elsvsstion.' 'Lst then i,s utter
saess - their visAss, The right. there
- nsss 70 gainsay." This cry 10
NV eootiuued antil il Ina been ,a.
essAssd throsshous ths State, and
Sssd tall ffuiton 10 the patriotic
a16eo a No Lsgislatare.
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NOTICE..

Succession Of EH:a Hunter.
MANY C. HUNTER, having filed in the
nj Clerks office her application to be
appointed Administrative Of the sncces.
sion of Eliza Hunter, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons t" show cause
within ten days, why the application Of
til" petitioner should not be granted.
Witness the Hon. j. NJ. Il. Tucker,
judge If said conrt, on this 2l-t day OF
January, A. D. 1879.
JOHN LAPLACE,
Jan. 25-2t. Deputy Clerk.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

TWO Texas mules on Sunday last. One
gray mare mule, branded ia on left
hip. and one light sovrel marc mule. .ope
eyed, no brand remembered. Both fat
and newly reached. Will pay q suita-
bic reward for their recovery, or ipfor.
nation leading to same.
F.N. TAUZIN,
or j Z. MESSI,
Dee. 21-lmO.
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Statistical Curiosfties.

There vsrs hanged in the United
State. sas 4 past ys..r, jast closed, nine;
ty.six nse fec mardsr. and not ono
woman /! (Hope tho ladies viii not
teel slishtsd u THE seeming negieet.)
Texas claims tho largest number, ton.
- eospassd With these ninety six
sseeatioue, The awful record Of one
shossand two hundred and eighty
murder. '!. aad honieide. ,eonsitssd
dasias tbs zane twelve peeths -
. hsdssevisg ise 10 sslsseeneek ~
esioiaal law. :,sii' afas iiisiiis
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'Iss Thick.

= Republican witness before the
1!aisc- ii. Teller Committee, At New
o!9lsa.A 7. :. B'sda, Of Natchito-
Ss la,ell !, tsstided that IN bic par.
halAe III ,99epese ass miserable iudi.
w. ~ hardly dass ss,iks boek
aaGasshillsa iits sassp.s He add.
80. elessiseisg, statement that the
Doe41 eooIajse fer tAossand eolorsS
49, ~. .esly sss thosssed sevsn
ehee.e. - ssys, ~ rspsbljcasa.
- Deooo - theVsloeo asked "a
oo1eso ~ ~ tbso ope ehessan6
- 1eodsU6 wbieo - aetssii,,
'loss oeoaao6 se,ssUd ~ "iiis
% eveo lbsstA ~ 1cef tksa.1
evU = 1e0lss q vhitse :.
- ~ !; 6tAie le'trpe. vhisS IL
.taSeoS - credit q t1e itsr \,
~ =. teStgs6 30 10 teke )sSvs
S! - u0ot bsljevs, q n: \
~ eosooeot, 'tlas tks ec)oro6
1lol6sa1s e61ssdA iiSeahshis, ~
eeo0l4g TtAsnselvse .eveo m;
rvogy solly , esotuinbef IA
- - as HI Dvgn1at swill leS(inoav,
oeeS - ooeh M he'd tojd e. !
| w 80 Z. vs!s go shssoasd ssvss |
1ooo 0)as1s ~ ,fSee eheusssS |
49, - 0l91t uO6Ie - ~ ~ ~
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The following sxtrsct 10 taken from
9 letter of Baell, Tho Washington
Cos1sepopdept ef the Nov Orleans
DoOoerot .A &.,(. tiyya
SA just was tho lawyer Of the
'Neootais" IN the French Directory
ehas Invoked tho ssigo Of terror.
These'was no crime sgsinst psrseu or
psoperty, 10 erselty, 10 vauesnce. NO
outrage upos IT, rlsws Of 6od. In.
astoabls o. esnesivabIe' By that IN.
1ssual coeelave, that St. juss could
nes dad lsw and reason for. FIia
mteeos was - 6ud serdicts Of guilty
agatnet 'wAOasoeves Daseru, N.ret
asd Dastos might take Into tkeir
beade' - butcher 1t made lita)e dif.
1asslDce wheohas 81 Jaot's verdicts of
guilty psees9ed ths sssestisss Of sle
victims ef bic .eepaseeoees q vofo
80 peet3 3bslos % lSeg, . they VsrSl
Sbesa 'as1 seGdWed the Rfoneh ne.e
e!es, q (sotjos 10 10Qo was aatil6ed.
Ednoooo b 8f. =. -
Fns 81. JUST OF TN RADICAL PAarY.
10 oar time. And a. IAsvs hsr,fo.
|ore observed, hs plsye that fola
HDqsksd 10 tho counte0snee and a..
|eIhal !chAsactef Of Sc. Jerome. e
HE la1t Performance 10 ex.ctlv n !
Keeping With ths logic Of bic cafser. |
&e1eg With aa apossrophe 70 pe6ce. |
Ieod VIII and ths hsoisihal b1nehine'
y oGess . tseolulion 'pscitipe that
. eosndmssts 10 the cosstItution |
lsye besa adopted 10 good faith and |
70 y y observed ID eood epteitI
Nv asd Forever. Thatb all vsll'I
)ooagb. ~ people Who 40 vell ~. |
lsaistsd With hin iuseioe(iyelv n. |
lsiis: What ths devil is Edmsnd.
p y raw : What design Il heAir1
- bealga froatf II Bob Ipse,soli
- y ~ With . psopoeitisS n.
'larisg ~ New Tseosoeee I lesin
neee Dost end parcel o. he aesisslI
stsA stegy Chllseiao vosn e1eait
1e'tne9 bet dielsUst DeAt naki,n .,I
1ekta ee1A - 1ask nevoltSel, a.,
- 49a0sd6 slosealeeI hinealf NJ /
- ~ sltaliey ooo ;valfliev' efl
~ paGeeolos 6la6ooio ~. eeaceins.
- ss6l4 pat13at taalei = tuev
pWxAf INV HADsqAl; sisy,l,t1r IA
J !! ls!e!ltstla4 4 ! ~ !! i rlsalSIy jkI, l,lo,,I
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Congressional Proceedings.
shreveport Times. j

(Shreveport Times.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-Th,
following reported by Morgan il
the Senate, are the full resolution,
agreed upon by the Democrat,
caucus:
First. Resolved, That in the
judgment of the Senate that thu
18th, 14th and 18th amendments
to the constitution of the United
States are as valid and binding AZ
any other part of the constitution
that the people Of the United
States have q common interest il,
the enforcement Of the whole con.
stitution in every State and in the
territories of the United States.
and that it is alike the right and
duty of the United States 40 far
as power has been delegated to
them to enforce said amendments.
and to protect every citizen in the
exercise of all rights thereby se-
cured. =
Second. Resolved, That the
government Of the United States
and the government of the several
States are districts, and each has
citizens Of its own who owe it nj.
legiance and whose rights within
its jurisdiction it might protect
that the government of th, United
States is one Of delegated powers
its authority is defined
and limited by the constitution,
and all powers not granted to it
by the instrument nor prohibited
by 1t to the States are reserved to
he States respectively or to the
people, aud that no right can be
acquired under that constitution
y secured through the laws of the
Cnited States except such as the
government of the United States
las authority to grant or secure,
Third. Resolved, That the con. |
'titution Of the United States have |
'ot conferred! the righ of suffrage |
lpon any one aud the United |
states have no voice of their own
'reation . in the States, but the |
9th amendment to the constitu.
ion has invested the constitution. |
! right which il exemption from
discrimination of the exercise of |
be elective franchise on account |
4 race, color or previous condition |
4 servitude I; aud it is within the
Of the government of
he United States, which congress
nay enact BY appropriate legisla-
lon, to prevent the denial or
bsidgemsnt BY q State the right
{ . citizen to vote, when such de-
il or abfidgement is on account
Trace or color or previous condi.
lon Of seryitude Of the voter.
Fourth. Resolved, That when
ach night to vote is denied or
by the conduct Of . per.
~ who is not % acting BY auth.
rity and in obedience to the laws
! 9 State, Jurisdiction to punish
ich conduct is in the State GOV.
Fnment and'is not in the govern.
lenf e ~ United 6tatea
Il
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
'4''ess'ons Of G. B. Garlic. a4l
F'o"ces Carlton, decd.
j ". wv WALKER, Ii. having i,,ed in u.
- : . Clerks , Office his application + 10 M b.
s..n s,ons o. .,, =. 3; Carlton and Frances IN.
,e.e ,o", aec'd. o. Notice is hereby given 70: 81
pglsoGs i.', 10 show cause within tsn dsys.
not bc granted. '''."'''
witness the Hon. !. NJ. B. Tuckee'
Jo o sa'G Cont, on this 18th dsy al
January, A. d. 1879.
,,., ,am JNO. LAPLACE,
'' 4o'<" Dy. Clerk.
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NOTICE..

SMcccssio" Of Mrs. Victor J. Rocha!--
nee Feline LATTER.
FRANCOIS RACHAL having applied
L for the administration of the success.
sion Of Mrs. Feline Rachal. Notice is
hereby given to all whom it may con-
Germ, to show cause, within ten days
from this date, why the application Of
the petitioner shouid not be granted.
j. NJ. j. TUCKER.
Jan. 25-2t. Parish Judge.
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Sllerih's Sale.

Clark Il Bryan vs. A. Z. johnson. Of. II.
Parish Court, Parish of Natchitochsa !,
e No 1920.
~ VIRTUE Of a writ Of Fieri r.c;a.
ID issued in the above entitled and nnm.
bered s''it and to me directed. I nv.
"e'zed and will offer for sale. at The door
OF Of the Court {, House, in the city and ~ nv.
isll Of Natchitoches on
Saturday February l5th, 1879.
the following described property. to.vit.
North fractional half Of section No ~
LOT NO: ) OF section No. Z, and North half
OF section No lS, Township 6 Norta % Of
Range 5 West, containing four hundred
and =. ninety three acres, situafed In H.
Parish Of Natchitoohes. - ''''
Terms Of Sale:
Casl'-snljcct to appraisement.
Inn 49,. L. A. DEBLIEUx,
o"" 1l.V's' Sheriff.
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EOR SALE OR RENT.
ASAW MILL. in good running order.
known ~ the Martin Saw Mill.
Apply to L. CASPARL
Also for Sale or Rent, u plantation on
Saline Bayon. containing l04O acres, 800
open land. Terms easy.
Apply to L. CASPARI, or
Jan. 4. Dr. J. q. NTEPI1ENS
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Terms and Conditions of Sale.

The several tracts Of land to l,e sold for
one.third cash, the balance on one and
two years time with eight per cent inter.
est from day Of sale, purchaser to rive
Promissory Note with good and approy.
I'd security, payable as above with the
special mortgage and vendors lien and
prlviledge with clause of non Alienation
retained ! until full and final payment.
Tho house and lots in town to he .o,d
tor one. fourth cash, the balance on one @
two and three years, purchaser to give
aus promissory note with 8 per cent FINN
day OF sale, payable, one third in ono
two aud three years, with good and An.
proved security, with special mortgage
secured by vendors lien and priyijedee
with clause Of non alienation. until final
payment Of said purchase notes. ''''
All to be sold subject to appraisement.
BENJAMIN METOYEk.
J. ALPHONSE PRUDHOMMr
J: DOLPH PRUDHOMME.
Jan. l8, Exacnto.
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SUCCESSION SALE,

S"ccessioa Of Nine. Aarora Lambye
Widow Of Benjamin Metoyer, decd.
QY virtue of an order from the Pro
- bate Court of the parish Of Natchi
toches Of date llth of January, 1879, w
will offer for sale ut tho Court House
door in the city and parish Of Natcbito.
clles, Oh
Wednesday, the 10 day Of F'eb., 1879,
to the last and highest bidder, all the
following described real estate, situated
in the parish of Natchitocl,es, belonging
to the Succession Of Nine. Aurora Lam
bre, Widow Of Benjamin Metoyer, decd.
A certain tract OF land situated in said
parish, and being the east half of south
east quarter and north east quarter of
section IS, township IL, range Z. west.
containing two hundred and forty eight
g. 100 acres.
An undivided half Of a tract of land
situated on Lac q CAGE, in same parish.
held in indivision with Nine. We Aphe.
liz Plauche, being section 10, township
Z, range Z west, containing thirteen
hundred and tity.iour 5O.1OO acres:
known as the Thomas Mctoyer vaclcr.
Also certain house and lots with the
buildings and improvements thereon.
and ssrvitudes thereto belonging, con.
sisting Of the following lots or parcels.
The lot being claim No. 1881, bounded on
the north by = lot formerly belonging to
Widow Tessier, and lot formerly be-.
longing to St. vighes, sonth by Bayou
A Amulet, east by lot belonging formerly
to Victor Somyayrac, and q lot formerly
belonging to Benjamin Metoyer. deed.
west'by . small Bayou which empties
into Bayou Amulet.
And another lot adjoining the fareou
ing, bounded on the north by Amulet
Street, south by lot formerly belonging
70 Victor Sompayrac, east by Jeffersonn
Street, and west by the foregoing lot
Both these lots being represented on the
map Of the town Of Natchitoches. made
BY +. Martin, Parish Surveyor, and . to.
gether known as the town residence Of
M~e. Aurora Metoyer, and having n
|lont Of ninety feet on Jefferson Street
md n';'n one III hundred and thirty-five feet on
The People's vindicator., 1879-01-25
FOR SALE.

0NE Second hand Ruggles Job,,er, in
Ogood condition. For Terms and price
apply tO f. G. PALMER, & CO
res Sn New Oe cans. J1D
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

WEDNESDAYS dispatches from San
Francisco bring the following:
Charles L. Peterson. zeal estate agent,
vas shot dead early this morning re-r
the United States Mint, by garroters.
The murderers escaped. 1t is believed
that a woman vas the perpetratoE or in
siigator of the deed.
". II. Hende,sor, commercial editor
Of the CRroni.is. shot himself twice IN
the head. this afternoon. ia the Onion
saloon, Ke1rney street. He has sine.
died
A barge grounded in the river q. Sac
ramento this morning. In a,,empiius
TO get her OF. the cspstain broke. mort
ally ~oundiRg the PILOT Stanley, and
killing two deck hands.
The steamer SeSbern, from Mexican
ports brings the crew Of the whaling
bark La P~escadora, Of Valparaiso, lest
on Margetta Island. MagialIn Bay. On
the ID in,t.ty.o Of the creg were dro~u
ed OF Cape s.. La5as 80 attempting to
reach the Mexican coast for aid.
=. +. Morrow aai o. \. .H.ctOk
o'ue:s Of St. Julian, the LoIss that
made 2:l2'. on Saturday last. to-day
refused $4,000 for the animal. ST. Ju-
liam will probably be taken East next
spring. On Saturday. Nov. Sth. ST.
Julian will trot at the Oakland track TO
try TO beat his own record.
James Redpath arrived on the Gallo
ma from Panama, and is stopping Mt
the Palace. HIS account OF the ciseum-
stances attendant upon leaving New
York are similar to those previously
published.