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OFFICE or TME CHIEF SIGNAL OrsGcgn,
WAsluNoTox, D. C., March I'll u, tn.-Indt-
cations: For Tenncsscu and the Ohio Valley.
warmer, easterly to soutl'etly winls. falllng
barometer, a,,l purity cloudy weather during
tlie Jay.
For tho Lower Lake region, partly cloudy anil
slightly warmer weather, westerly winds, shift
Ing tu soullcrly a,nl eustcrly, aud rising lollow
cd by falling barometer.
Fur the Upper Laks region, westerly wfuds,
shifting to eaxterly n,nl souttierly, warmer and
clear Of partly cloudy wcatller during tic CAY,
with falling barometer, probubly followed by
light rain during tllc night.
Fur ,Ilu Upper Mississippi anu Lower Affsnousl
Valleys, warmer, castcrly to soutlerly Winds,
n,nl iIll!uE barometer, Increasing cloutliucss,
and lora1 rains.
Local ousKhYATtHNs.
:lat. II
, 1879-03-07
WASHINGTON.
The Speakership Contest
Already Becoming
Interesting.
New Difficulties Confronting
the Bowildered Demo-
Gratis Daily.
Several Northern Democrats viii
Refuse to Vote for Il
Soutilerner,
And Several Southerners Hold
Randall in Deadly
Enmity.
The Greenbackers Confident Of Max
ing Their Influence Felt
in the Fight.
President Hayes Views on tile
Subject Of the Extra
Session.
All Democratic Political Schemes
Must Pass Over His
Veto.
Legislation Necessary to Provide for mi
InernnQh In FIN ffeyntI,na
President Hayes Views on tile
Subject Of the Extra
Session.
All Democratic Political Schemes
Must Pass Over His
Veto,
Legislation Necessary to Provide for M
1ucrease In tic Revenues.
haj. Reno Completely Vinaicatod by tho
Recent Court Of Inquiry.
THE SPEAIkERSUIp,
p1Fr1CuLTlrs ENCOUNTERED DY THE DEMO
GRATIS.

ChAT5.
6pecidf Dispdlch to Tho Tribune,
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 8.-The Difficult
ties OF the Spcakcrsttp contest increase daily,
und the Domocrass aro hourly moro doubtful
as tu thcir utility to organize the House. It is
conceded that tho best organization cannot bo
ELECTED except utter protractcd struggle. 10
the contingencies Of death. disease, casuait1cs.
a1ld Grccnbackers, must be added new clc-
n,cnt, namely, unwItlingncss Of Northern War
Democrats to support u Southern man
for Speaker. Tic SouthcrnerB insist
tint. iaasmuch ns the party policy
will prevent the placing Of Southern mun On
the national ticket either as President or Vice
President, they at least are entitled to tile
Spenkcrahtp, but It 10 satd tonight tl,at there
arc five Northern Democrats VIM under no cir
cufnstances would consent to vote fur Hack
burn, or for any other south Of Mason and Dix.
oa's line. Two at least Of the -i1yo have iutt-
mated that
SUCH Will De Tnr1n PURPOSE,
and 1t Is not even certain that they will attend
the caucus II 1t should appcr probable tllat
Blackburn would carry 1t. The attitude Of these
nscr, Of course, helps Ran.lall's CHANCES. Ou
the other hnnd, there aro two Democrats who,
II they find that Randall has captured the catl-
Gus, wilt not attend 1t, and will vote agninst 1t,
whatever the caucus luciston NAV be. These
Democrats aro Mills, at Texas. and 1lenkfc,
Of Maryland, and to their number Sunset Cor
might bu addcd. These three gentlemen aro for
anybody 10 beat Randall. und one Of them cer-
tninly said to-day that they llutl about decided
that II they discovered 1taniall has captured
the caucus they would nat attend 1t, and would
VOTE FOR AN INDEPENDENT
in the UouBv until tley could fnrcn Rnnf1n1ts
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CENTS:

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work. - -
rno,t.,, III ",.Wt. bpSs,as A,.,l ~
nnInen I"v III liaista1 eoil'aen WIN ,1he;
e2ucpce cxp@S uth Of lbIs stat|on this mnf'i-:
I'M. The 60 Of both trains and cars wcrc :.
badly wrta 8 Thc driver. Mrfro,, ,yas
tIl1c1 ft,3 = j. f.,,oor,, fst.,,. ,,.,: III
, N' tas Iu"'.'"A 'A'a'ef ''lo3e"' an"
ecse9at o.. Muly hntt. :
spff'af h.pdseh 10 Tie Tribune. - +:
OTTAWA. Ont, March U-An tnterr4tthrr In :
Into took ptacc on tie second rcat1fnr of ,e,r
.1ni,, A ManIorni,. V,,,s,." t,,iaa Il, ~ ~ ~
"a. ss'., w. ''ou'.se" o'ise p.'': ino
a 1.o,' ar. Mus, lato Secretary OF tue Interior
said he was strongly impressed with the idea
that tbeec wns 4 darRcr Of ltn,cnttica
viii, III, I,,,1fon. !, VI, Na-th,va.4 49, ~ 49,.
sn'..." ~ ,... r. ~. t.'1 'u t'n"es. ~ ~ fe,F
,l,ose .,.", p.rioo i1 oe'leSea- the Dunatoes IN
cxhaus,od, ind t,csc bctnr tho nr,nrtno, n,cnns
o? su!Hlstrnce nj tltc In,1i,n, ~ IN ,,ot,. ~
Vim nro.n.,t ,i,,n ...',ns. ' y. ."u p"1o ~
donc 10 induce these people to =: 'er'-
Eage In industrial pursuits Of some
sort, serious comnlIcatfons won1d artae.
In lis opinion tho Whole Canadian Iudion :sys-
TEN was iatlurc. It was not entitled to tint
superiority over tic American system That had
generally bccn attributed to II. Hitherto Cau. .
asa ,a .,so "c'eS !" usal "'l innans m tlo set
ucu fro9Enecs' VINO we're weak In numbers, and
there was n0 difficulty In maintaining order ubct
such circumstances: but. .whcn tley ntte,nntci
to rxteud LIN snmc aystan, m I'm 1n,jona ~ H.,
N.,,.. :. ~ " -"
HoElh"cst. u "as tota! 1aliuTe' uHicss tHfv.
could induce ihe Indians to remain "A
their uwu e0tl, give each tuQIyjdual u.
rtrht IN scparutr nro,urtr. fndncc linn, ~
.ua,,, T., ,,,t,s.;t,,:o .', .,.,.s.
."sasu III ae.'cu'tufc' Asa aoolith
uhe tFioal system, there was no doubt that be-
fore The term Of the present PARLIAMENT expired
serious difficulty wotlld ocrur In fir Hortbxprst
/. wnq htoh1r t,r,nrto,,t lin, ,,,a nas.-.".-...
an,.,H, 49,. s1F .',%. a' '"I oo'stn"s"e
hnoulu aool. sumo vigorous nolicy ol dealing
with iiic Indian population On this side Of tho
ltocky Aiuuntaips. Mr. Mills advised tic present
Minister of Militia to eiyc his personal o,tcn,ion
- H.. s,,,.,a.. , s ..a. Assson
W o, .e w. t1a oIs pocy iaL Wonlo be
49,, ~" oepa' 1u'e t'on' tt'e eoafse "'u'eIto nuF-
ouTu. ~. III,
~, .ie n,ls passcd ,3 sseona ieaalne. proYucs
.ns nsleasnas ~ Hno 1nqunteu pol!co loEcc Wlct
mISsasart ,.;, 1s1o ~ " w .ign au iof Inc eG
, 1879-03-07

WAsHIsoroN, D. C., March G.-TAe authoti-
ties here have been ndvlsel Of very considerable
shipments Of diseascd cattle from ST. Louis to
New York, md II Ia certain TINT the Govern
ment will use every practicable means to chGck
the transportation Of these cattle. 1t appears
that the business Of fattcning cattte for lie
East with slop.fcca rs carried OIL to
large extent tu the victhIiy Of East 81. Luuis,
u.M In towns Of tlal vlcanity, cyc,, up rs far as
pcorIn. The effect Of lhs is euId to be that nt
least 900 head OF cattle undoubtedly diseased
arc mixed With fresh and healthy Texas Cattle
un.l sent to tic Eastern markets.. The
csperts soy that plcuro-pneumonia is ccrtain to
exist IN all swilt stablcs
JUSTICE BRADLEY.
The Democrats have been insisting that since
tl.c Electoral decision Ar. Juetlcc Bradley llas
been very unpopular tu hts circle. This Den,o-
cratic Insertion appcars to le without foundn-
tion. At all events, yesterday. tho united Con-
gTcssonal delegation from LouisIalIa called
on Alr. Justtco Bsadleyran requested hin, to
sit at the coming trial Of the Tensas and
Natcll!toc1,cs Parish cases In Louisiana, md cx-
prcssel tic hopo that assignment would be-
made agreeable to this request. The reason
alleged is tint the people Of Louisiana llayc COLI
!idence in the judicial fairncss Ut hir. Bradley,
which Is more than tlry could shy Of tue Cir
cult und District Ju,lgcs Of that scction.
DISCRETIONARY.
All the Appropriation bills In making ap-
preparations ilnvc tslc clnusc that The money
shall bo ,ail out Of any moneys In The Treasury
not otherwise appropriated. There arc l1uw
doubts wllothcr inoucY ctlauEt. VIII be found
IN tho Treasury not Otherwise appropriated to
Harbor and Pension. Arrears hills. Tile
Secretary of The Treasury will of course. have
discretion IN this nlu:tcf, un It ~ for lin to d.
cidn what moneys have bccn appropriated. II
appropr!n. cd fur redemption purposes, tho river
unu hafb0r appropriations SILL not bc paid.
THE NEHo 1SQulIY.
1n the Utsttrn' .tssoetaftd I'r::..
WAsufS1ToS, p G., March G.-rllo report Of
hatl!e Of L,ttls Btg llofR, mud tho part taken by
a;ai. Re,o's command Il, the Ng,i, saya
The rUntlHtt Of ta1 filters tbrnughout was
excellent, nrnt whllo tho 6'hubordloatea IN sonic
mond by liuat displays OF courage than did
Muj. Kenot there was nothing in ll{s conduct
Which requires nnflslatlverson from this Court.
1t Ia tlle conclusion Of tha court, in ricw Of all
the facts IN the evidence, that 10 further pro-
cccdngs arc necessary IN thts case, md 1t cx-
presses this opinion tl compliance With the con-
cludIng clause Of the order eonycniny tho court.
1onN Il. KING,
Colonel Ninth j. 15''sWI!'}{' II. IT, President
First Lieutenant and Adjulant Niuth Infantry,
Gc,1. Sherman makes tho following fnlorsc-
"rhc apdi,,gs Of tho Court Of Inquiry in the
caso Ut Maj. lscnu nte approved, and lhe pro-
ecedngs are respectfully forwarded tu The hun
oralHc Secretary of War;"
Ilc tlnat Endorsement Is az follows:
"The proceedings mud findings are approved.
J}y nrf1pr t,f tin. President.
, 1879-03-07
tile reorganization to The Democrats. or n!no
Iowa menbcrs seven arc Republicans nnl two
orc ureenbackers.
TIE NEW SENATE.
CHANGES or E11nTEEN YEARS.
3t,kcf1{ DfgDUtch TO T3f Ttibuns.

bbkcfdf DtsDatcA 10 The Tribune.
WAsnlNuroS, u. T.. March n-Eightcen
ycnra ago-lt was IN TIN. 4sll of March. ISL
tic Democratic party found itsclf no longer to
majority lit Tho United Statcs Seflatr, aud the
Republicans assumed the 'coDtrul Of that Goly.
Afnnn9 thnse Senators WHOSE terms tllcn cx-
ptred wcrc Seward, OF New York, who was tie
mkt day made L!ncotn's Secretary Of Slate,
atsd tho veteran John J. CrIttcnicn, who III
touching farewell Epcec]l warned his brotl.er
Sena,ors OF the coming storm, and urged ll.cnl
to adopt sonic ineasurc, s'not Of compromise,
but Of policy" Which should bring peace to tho
country, and make all once again lie brethren
Ut one common family.
OF tic forty-cIg1st Senators who were prc.cns
on the 4tl OF March, 1861, twcnty.ona arc no
more.
TIE NAMEs or THE DEPARTED
arc Sumner and Wilson, OF Massachusetts;
Wade and Cl,asc, Of Ohio; Collatacr aud Fout,
OF Vermont; Kennedy aud pcarte. Of Mary
Lind; Hale. Of New HAMPSHIRE; King aml
Harris, Of New York; Douglas, Of Illinois;
Fcssendcn. Of Maine; johnson, Of Tennessee;
isakes, OF Oregon; Powell, Of Kentucky; Bay-
ord, Of Delaware; ainmons, ol lI!,ouc lsIa,Nl;
Thompson, OF New Jersey; Grimes, Of 1uwa;
nud Durkcc, Of Wisconsin. Some Of these
Senntors exercised powerful Influence ovcr The
War legislation Of the Rebellion. Quo became
President, another Vlce-prcsfdcut, another
Chef Justice, antl anotEer was shot down In
act!on, dying TINT tile Republic might lire.
oSLY ONE SENATOR
who answered tn llis name tlle i'll! Of March,
1861, has been d continuous member ot tho
body, anil that is Anthony, Of Rhode 1slund,
for whom exemptions Of ugc secnl
supcrrrosatton, and who is destined
to impart courteous usefulness
to com!Ng seuatcs. Hannibal ua1nl|n had been
Senator, but he Ind resigned hts seat Oh The
1th, that he might serve Us Vicc.rrcsileut from
1861 until 1906 lie was again elected to tho
Senate In 1866, and was reelected In 1867.
Chandler, Of Michigan, was olso Que Of tic lse-
publtcaus who took possession OF tle scuato
Chamber iu 1851, but ho left It IN 1916, anu las
only recently returned. Ilowc, Of Wisconsin,
was sworn In on The 4sh Of March, 1861, and Ills
term Of scryicc ended ut high II Tuesday.
Other gentlemen who hive been members Of
the Seuasc during tic Republican ascgudaucy
urc
TET ALIVE IN THE FLESH,
but aro gradually yielding to the beuumblng in
fuenccs Ut age or disappointed ambition, while
fow have changed their politics, and are ranked
with their foruler opponents.
The history Ut tho asccndnncy OF Republican
rule In the Senate will form Ut, important Gimp
ter IN tho political annals OF the Republic a
grcut rabelllon Elas been conquered, slavery las
been aboltsl,cd, the national financial hunor has
been maintained, ratlrond crosses tho eontf-
ncnt, a1ld there hns been simultaneous increase
OF population ai,1 prosperity.
Nov the Republican scnatoss after having
been In tho minority for eighteen yrars, nrc to
nh Hnr
, 1879-03-07

Spseni nfspnfeh tu The Tribune.
GRASp HANDS, Mirt,., Afarch t.-lsaac Tur-
ncr, fasler OF the editor anl proprietor of tho
Grand Rapids Edgle, onu Of the earliest pioneers
here, died this monIng, agcd u. lle had lived
here - years, ind held various poslttons of
trust In tbs CITY Government, alld Was cs.
teetngd unll respected by atl
, 1879-03-07

AofcIal HltUIlch 70 Tie 91tNne,
FosD Du LAC, Wis, ainrsl, g.-Fathcr Louis
Dacl, Ut ST. rutrick's Church, died ut 7:N
O'Clock tlls mornIus. Ilu catuc to Fond du Lac
nearly twcnty.six years ngu. tle Nus burti 1t,
1iclsiun, IN August. ISL. Funeral at 10 o'clock
Saturday,
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1ntcfai ffsoatrh to zas 7tfbsne @. !: \ r. r
Foar WAYNE, Ind, March G.-To<iay tlls lee
At silver Lake, Ind,. on which aye: boys yers
'skatlug, brok., letting them tuto this water,
truln which all were rescued except Charles
Scott, aged s. lila body Aaa been recovered. :;
, 1879-03-07

SULLIVAN, ILL.,, March 1.-l'lls boiler at
George kcpIer's saw-mlll, three ultcs southf
west Ut ihis city, exploded yesterday noog. 1a-
nlolisliuE tc mill at,a machinery, Joalal. pau-
gher, tils heal sa,sycE, WIS blown to atplnet unl
Fragments ot body scattered III all utFuvtlQns.
AbralIt iiesdy uMll Albert White weEo ssyaFeiy.
pes,aps fatally, injured. The cause Of ths sx-
lsluslju ID unknown. !. ~,
, 1879-03-07

F0eEF0' U7po1E" ~ &HE 7FT1HH8s
0ALesHuHo. H.. atatcla 9.-At nn early hour
thIs nloruEng Nayid Druner, u conductor on thu
Chlrago. Darlington Il Quincy ltallsoad. mut
with q serious Qcrtlent " Monmouth, sixteen
miles west OF this clty. Willie n.ak1lE coupling
lli1 tu0t clught, n,l hcture Ae could rretwuF
hinselt QUE hand WIS snl4sllel and both tA';ha
evening.
, 1879-03-07

STEAMSHIP NEWS,
Nav York, Alasch 0,-ArriYcd, the Rotor
dun. from Rotterdam.
Ban FRANclsco, March 0.-9atled, tho steaa,.
CT City uf lauaMa tuF Panama.
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"React"ry" and Revolutionary
are becoming pet phrases with the
politicians If the Pinchback and
National Republicans school. Whe"
Democrats are selected to make laws.
and a. ar evidence that the ma j"rity
If the A nerican people drmasA the
repeal If vicious and partisan Irgis.
ls,io., the frat effort If these lrgi".
lators to carry ont the wishes IT 'h"st
who elected them ia tn d-oonnce It all
along tho "StaIwart" line, as 'reac-
tiooary" and Revolutionary" The
typo Of meo and Journals classrd
With the New York Herald chimes in
with tho demands Of the crowd al
speculators aud mercantile bammrrs
called b. courtesy tho "b"siness iu'
terests," that they require rest from
"p"'itical agitation"
We hope tho Democratic party vii
not be turned from their purpose by
this bowling. Stephens, Of Georgia.
with whom No arc seldom nj accord
has assumed and enunciated popular
demauds, and ne hope that Congress
viii 90 on legislating, By repeal o.
enactment, upon Democratic measures
Tho country has . right to expect
| THE, aud it vas upon such assursoc.
thSt tho Democracy was accorded
nowar.
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Sherif's Sale.

State of Louisiana vs.. Moses Brock, =
District Court, Parish of Nstchitse
No. 1910.
by virtue of q writ If Fl. Fs. iaoa
ID the above entitled and uusse
suit and to me directed, have ~
aud will offer for sale to the ~ :
highest bidder ut the door Of The y
House in the city and parish Of Nsss
ches, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of April y
st IL NJ, the following described pr
tO.wit:
A certain tract or parcel Of lanle
ted in the parish Of Natchi'ocbshs
Of Louisiana, and being all Of 49,
ton Of the south west quarter or
I, towbship IL, range l, lying -
bayou Bourbeux, aud containing
hundred (lOO) acres, more or leee, =
er with all tile buildings aud ~
ments thereon.
Also ~ twenty-five acres d.
ing on the north side Of bayou Boeisr
and being land purchased BY Nose.sL,
from john Syluaster, together "
tho buildings an'l improvements =
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, subject to appraise,neaait;; r,
L. A. DEBLIEM
March Is. g.
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The Louisiana Lottery Company
had better 60 before the remains Of
the defuDct Potter Committee and
tell its story Of political debauchery.
The whine 10 the New Orleans Times
If 29th, wherein it is charged that
the Democracy pledged not to dis
turb tho Charter IT the Lottery
Company in confederation Of its
"buying up Packard's Legislature
and establishing the Nichols governs
mens, is the 6rst piece IT reliable
evidence Of a dirty bargain. which
was all along suspected, hut neve'
proven. that the ponderous statesmen
II le76-ls77, we've entity IT.
W. snpp"se that the warm friends
If the "prrs$pt administration" vii
now proceed ~ state that al this il
honest and honorable; which vii
only 60 to prove that political DE-
bsuchrry has brcome more Of . roll
than an exception.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SUCCESSION SALE,
Succession Of Leon Duflko.

DY virtue of an order of the Honora.
ID bic the Parish Court of the Parish of
Natchitoclles, to that effect granted, and
to me directed, l will offer for sale at
public cutlery to the last and highest
bidder in the Town Of Cloutierville, pare
ish Of NatslitOcles, at the place Of last
residence Of the deceased, on
Wednesday, 10th Of April, 1879,
MI of the movable property belonging to
the said Succession, as described on the
Inventory, consisting Of
Stock Of Merchandise.
l lot Of Househoh and Kitchen furni.
ture.
l Cultivator.
OK wagon.
l Carriage and Harness.
Yoke If Oxen.
Head Of Horses.
so Bushels Of corn. in short, the whole
Of the movable property mentioned in
the Inventory.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash, subject to appraisement.
JULES H. NORMAND,
April 5 Administrator.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

Mrs. Clothilde Janin, ". w. N In,
ct. ais.
District Court, Parish Of Matchbox
No. 1862.
DY Virtue of a writ of seizure andsA
ID issued in the above entitled n
numbered snit and to me directed, hN
seized aud will offer for sale to the lasted
highest bidder ut the door Of tho Css
House, i" the city aud parish Of NsseG
tOches, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of april, l1s
at IL NJ, the undivided three.6fthi
the following described property to.ss
The plantation known as tho "LaeA
Mures' plantation, on both sides Of b
river in the parish vf NatchitocheA n
composed Of the following pieces oflaA
to wit:
LIST. Section 40, township II, range .
cont aiming 326 $1,000 acres. Sectioax
township II, range ., containing I
4O-lOO acres. Section q, township L.
range s, containing 2V7 acres, making
altogether SIS 9O.lOO acres, gu both sils
OF Red river, confirmed to Francois h
lin, hy certificate Is. 70. 1869.
end. Another parcel Of land, bell
Section Al, township u, range 8, q.
tanning 203 1900 acres. Section 4
township Il, range =, containing n
l6 100 acres, making together 4O6 SPIN
acres, on both sides Of Red river, %
firmed to Michel Chignom, 3. No. ~.
Sd. Another parcel Of land being ~,
of 5, ctiOn AZ, township II, range 9, On
tainiuy about IS $500 acres on u
right bank of Red river descending ~
| tirlned to Joseph Jean Ris, by certi6el1
B. No. 1928.
18th. Another parcel Of land, sssda
80, township IL range Q, being u
northern part of the double concessioat
D. X. Hopkins certificate, contains
81 6O.10O acres.
5th. Another tract of land, beinet
northeast part Of section "a, township "
! range 9. containing 800 acres; tho On
being the land originally owned |
Henry NJ. Hyams, acquired from thsi
chanics' and Traders Bank, on thsG
day Of September, le5O.
9Th. Another tract of land acql6
from the United States, being the II
east quarter If section 80, TOWNSHIPS
range 9, by certificate 1871, contains
l64 54-lOO acres, the south half ofseeda
l8, township II, range 8, certificate y
and s2eo, containing 29l 2O.l00 acresl
section 10, township II, range 8, "
certificate 8279, containing Is ON
acres, making together 4Sl l0.lOo ~
| It'll. Another tract Of land acqur
from the State of Louisiana, being 4
south east fractional portion IF seed
n, township II, range 8, containing
IS 100 acres !; portions Of lots Nos. !
s and 8, and the whole of lots 3,4s
| 5of section 81, township II, rang
containing 26l 29-,OO acres, the =
last mentioned portions, making tcse
er 1916 24.lOO. The whole Of said n
or parcels Of land, making togethefS
3S.lOO acres 1898 S2-lOO moro oflaeI
which lying and being on the northS
Of said river, and 1888 $1,000 acresn
r. less, lying and being on the soutlt
Of said river, forming one body or
which constitutes the Lac de- =
plantation, together with all the =
ings and improvements and anas
tiOCs then con, or thereto belonging.
Terms of Sale:
Cash-sulject to appraisement.
L. A. DEBLlEU1
March l5.tds. Shsef
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Sherif'S Sale.

Minerva +. Dicker,on KS. N. F. A, !
Il Mcdonald. "
District Court, Parish Of Natchitoch.
No. 1852.
DY virtue of a writ Of ri. ia. is.nsa
ID IN the above entitled and nnmbe,.1
suit, and to me d ccctcd have seizsS
and will offer for sale to the last ANA
highest bidder az the store OF! dcfendaO,
in the Town of Campte, parish Of Match.
tOchcs, on
Saturday, ApUl 5th, 1879,
the following describe" property, to.wit
Contents Of Store in Town Of Canpt.
consisting Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hui
ware, &c.
One bay Horse.
One grey Mule
One mouse colored Mule.
One black Niue.
4 head horned cattle.
20 head Of hogs.
Terms Of Sale.
Cssh. subject to appralsement.
L. A. DEBLlECX,
March 22-tds. Sheriff
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OBITUARY.
March 29-2t.

Died at bis residence near Cloutierville
on Sunday the 3Oth day of March. at
half past one P. NJ, VICTOR RACIAL,
aged IS years.
We lose in him the type Of tho noble
old citizen and Of the good old christian
man. All those who have ever sva,led
themselves Of his hospitality, have treas.
ure'l the remembrance of the kind and
generous way in which it was extended
to them, and they will always remember
with pleasure the bright and happy
home it was their good fortune to se e.
Devoted husband, most loving father.
kind and uuselfish friend, most aniabls
to al, it Was impossible that bic home
should be anything but happy.
The last years of HE life were embitar.
ed BY the loss Of loving and well he.
loved daughter, by bic lad health. AMI
also by business troubles, but notwith.
standing oil his trials, his kind and 70.
nial smile never deserted him.
He leaves to slourn bis death. a loving
wife and children, u fond sister and M
meroos other relatives, besides . host Of
friends.
That God hrs blessed the dear. kind
old man, 10 the prayer Of ono whom he
he's loved truly, and who has alvavs
leyed hin dsazly.