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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETINGS.

The people OF the Parish Of Match
itoches will be addressed by the FOL-
lowing named speakers atthe follow.
tus named places and time. All per-
son. are earnestly invited to attend.
Speakers: B. ". Marstou, NJ. j.
Cunningham, y. Pierson. u. G.
Scarborough. W. H. Jack. W. NJ.
Levy r E. jackson. Sam R,stnes. G.
". K"ar"ey, J. II. CosRrovs. G.
Hamlin, E. E Buckn-r. c. F. bran.
vu.t. ". Z. Rose. W. H. Tunnlr'.
n. II. Hathorn, W. A. Ponder. q. f.
Gillespie, nj. l.. Dtsmuxes. q. Is.
Egeleston. A. D. Wright aud Chas.
V. Porter.
TINE AND PLACE:
WARD l.
At Court H",-e, Monday might.
December lst. ~. N.
wAKD3.
Lake Village. Tuesday. November
25th. %. N.
Liza Trichel's, Wednesday Novem.
Der 26'h, 2p. m.
Grape Vine Church. Thursday,
November 9th. 2p. N.
WARD ,.
Grappe's Bluff. Saturday, Novem'
Der 22i 2. p. m.
Jones Church. Thursday, Nove,n'
Der 9th, 7p. m.
WARD 4.
Campte. Saturday, November 29th,
~ 10.
Il. P. Gallien's. Saturday, Novem.
Der 29th, II m.
j. J. Rains, Thursday. November
goth, 2 p. m.
Bulah, Friday, November 2lst. 2
p. N.
Allenville. Friday, November 2lst.
8 p. m.
Hollingworth, Saturday, Novem.
Der 221, Up. N.
Alleys School House. Wednesday.
November 18th, 7p. IN.
Pine Grove, Tuesday, November
25th, 2p. M.
Peter Smithers. Saturday, Novem.
Der Goth. 2 p. m.
WARD Z.
Friendship Church, Saturday. No.
vember 29th. 2p. N.
@. A. Pressley's, Friday, Novem.
Der 2Sth. 2 p. m.
Bellwood. Thursday. November
9th, 2p. u. 49,.
Kile's Mill, Wednesday. November
26th, 2p. N.
WARD 9.
Curries's School House. Tuesday.
November 25th, 2 p. m.
Twenty.four Mile Ferry, Friday,
November 2lst, 2 p. N.
Catholic Church (old river) Thurs.
day. November goth, Up. m.
WARD 10.
Cloutierville. Saturday, November
22d, p. 10.
Monette's Ferry, Monday. Novem.
Der 24th, 3 p. N.
By order OF the President Demo.
cratic Campaign Committee.
P. P. BREAzEALR.
Secretary.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

W. A. Strong Esq. informs US that
William Boullt stated to him,
(Strong) that the Greenback ticket
for local officers would b supported
by the Republicans, with the full
understanding, and that understand.
log hal With the Greenback party,
that the Republicans, colored and
white. were to vote the STRAIGHT
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. Mr.. Strong
makes this public for the reason the
rumor that such alliance had been
made should be authenticated, 90
fer % Republican evidence goes.
Let Us now bear from the Green.
hackers. .
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE. Il
Payne, Cameron & Co., w J. P. Broal-
we'll.
18th District Court, Parish Of Orlesua
No. 306Sl. Is
DY virtue of . writ Of Fl. Fs. Issued h
ID the above entitled and numbseslI
suit and to me directed, l have seissl.
and will offer for sale to the last aal,
highest bidder at tho door Of tho Csset,
House in the city and parish Of Nstshi.
tOches, on
Saturday. the 9Th day Of Dec. y7,.
at II A. NJ, the following described pop.
erty, to.wit:
A certain plantation known % tho pte
Aux Clere's plantation, together with n
and singular the Ouildings and improve
ments thereon, situated on tho risAe
bank Of Rel river descending, In tho rs.
ish Of Natchitoches, about twenty nike
above the town of Nstchitochsa, boasl.
ed above by lands, now, or lately beleae
ing to E. L. HyanIs, and Containing q
95-lOO acres.
A tract or parcel of land in tho NJ
Of land attached to said plantation, ~
tanning 1874 e7-l0O acres, bounded ssslk
west Ly lands now, or lately Of E /
Hyams, east by section Is, township u
range q, and south by section !, tevt
shin 10, rauQe9.
The undiv ded half Of tract Of lasl b
section IS. township II, range 9, fornse
" owned by H. L. Bennett and & !.
Hyams, containing 229 70-lOo acsuA
bounded northeast by lands now, q e.
merly belonging to Benz. Grape, eatly
section 36, township II, rauge ., q
south by section 5, township 10, raageS
A tract or parcel of land, being los NJ
;, aud east half of northwest quartsed
section 2, township 10. north Of raageA
west, containing ia 76-lOO acres.
The two last mentioned tracts bsl1(
moro fully described in Act Of sals q
acquittance from K. w. Simmons y Z.
p. Broadwell Of date 9Th February, 16'4
Of record in Recorders Office, pasisad
Natchitoches.
Terms Of Sale:
CASH Subject to appraisement
L. A. DEBLlEU1,
Oct. 25.-tls. 6bsif
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Theo. Schumso. Does'
DY virtue of an order of tho HI ns
ID Parish Court in and for ~ 1
Of Natchitoches, and to mo dlFeess :
will sell on the premises at the eeesSs n,
Front and St. Denis streets y s~
Of Natchitoches, on
Wednesday, the Sd dsy OF Dse.. w.
the following described property -
ing to said Succession, to'wit: =, mn
A certain lot Of ground win ~ ~
buildings and improvement: t ~. p
situated in the City Of Natcbitees1
the corner of Front aud St. Denls s''s Fl
measuring about tifty.eight fees IT,. !s.f IS
Front street, and about tbltty'''''
front on St. Denis street.
Terms and Condition olo :.
On . credit Of twelve month! ~. o.. -
Of sale, purchaser to give 9. 100
months bond, with approve. \. . .s;'I.s
payable to the order Of tho Aa~.6 e
tor, bearing eight per cent lu'e ~ ~.
date, with special mortgage :. ~ s..,..'J
doris privileges retained on tDs III.
to secure tho payment. :" s.I 1n,sSsSiilk
NJ, Admiphss'"' ).
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City. Election Notice
go.
CITY OF NATCHITOCHES,
MAYORS OFFICE,
November 2Oth 1879.

70 tho Citizens Of the City Of Natchito.
ehes- Greeting:
By VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY
vested In me by sections z and 3. Of
tho charter OF this city, and 40 con.
templated in Article 2e2. Of the Con.
stItution, now submitted for ratifca.
ton. I do hereby issue this my NO.
T1CE OF ELECTION, to be holden
on tho FIRST TUESDAY. IN DE.
GENDER, 1879, at the Courthouse,
between tho hours Of 6 q. N. and q
p. NJ. for the purpose Of electing the
following Officers Of this city, 40 pro.
vided for Ia the charter Of the city Of
Natchitoches:
~ Ono MAYOR.
(D Six COUNCILMEN.
Done and signed at my Office this
a0th day Of November, 1879.
WILLIS HOLMES, Mayor.
W. H. BARDsE, Sec. and Treas. tide
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The Great Crime.

The V1xDrcAroR has repeatedly
warned the GreeDbackers here that
there efforts 10 organic" q separate
party would reeult In the revival OF
the Radical party IN its worst fes.
lures, and perhaps the Obstruction OF
the Democratic host the only sale
ty for our people. The Greenback
party has thus early succeeded IN
bringing to the front, In the order OF
march TO that oopsumaticn We
prophesied the most notorious char
scters Of the pslmy days OF Radical
Ism. The infamous scoundrels who
swore like the army in Flanders. al
the lies brain could conceive. 10 or
der TO cram q Northern penitenttary
| full of the best citizens Of this par
ish.
sHEDR1cK Brown. VALcouR MERR1
rY, VERG1L BARRON, and others OF
that stripe, are organizers, strikers
or members Of this new and pure
party, that sickened Of Democracy
and wants to pay the National debt
In rug money, redeemable 10 nothing.
And GREEN; GREEN, the notorious
scamp who threatened In speeches
In 1874. to lay In ashes the homes and
gin houses OF any democrat who dar.
ed to resist the ''ring and It's 8 per
cent taxes" is called upon to organ
ize clubs for the Greenback- Labor
party.
IL this not reviving Radicalism /?
When the dreg, bummers. bullies
and liars Of Radicalism are encour.
aged to organize the negro.
And organize him against whom?
The Democracy!
Aud who are the Democrats?
The white men Of Natchitoches
parish.
Have our Greenback friends thought
over this state Of affairs. Have they
seriously considered tho consequent
ces OF regulating this parish and
this people, their people, to the rule
OF those whose names are the
synonym Of everything base-to the
rule Of the Radical party.
Aud tho hand OF experience points
With uuering certainty to that end.
You encourage them now, and the
time will come when, with tears and
anguish, you viii regret, aye bitterly
regret, you ever for moment falter.
ed In your allegiance to the grand
old party who has been your only,
your true friend, IN the hour when
friends were friends indeed, the
Democracy.
Ifthere yet is one spark left Of
that pride in your people. and their
heroic suferings, come out Of an
organization which 10 their and your
bitterest. direet.f foe. e.-.
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MANY, Sabine Parish, La,
November 18th. 1879.

Editor VINDlCAT0R:
Ny attention has just been called
to the endorsement OF myself by the
Gfeenback Convention Of Natchito.
ches, for Senator.
/ am obliged to those gentlemen
for the unsolicited honor they would
10 me. but I must decline TO allow
The use Of my name 10 that c0nnec.
ti0n. ! submitted I'LL my claims to
that poeiti"n to the Convention at
Pleasant Hill. and will abide by the
result and yield my cordial support
10 the nominees Of that and the 9th.
er District Conventions OF the Demo.
cratic party.
Yours Respectfully.
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SHERlFf's OrrlcE, !
Parish Of n t'chitochee, :

SHERlFr's Orr1cE. ]
Parish Of N.'chitM,t,es.
NatchitOches. Nov. Z, 1879. }
Pursuant to a proclamation of his Ex.
cellency Lieut.. Governor Louis A. Wiltz,
a.ting Governor of the State Of Louis.
lana, hearing date thu 81 day Of July. A.
D. 1879, all the qualified electors Of the
parish of NatchitA,-hes are hereby mott.
fed that an election will he held on
TUESDAY the ID day Of December, 1879.
for the purpose Of taking the sense oi
the good pet'ple of this State in regard
tn the adoption or rejection Of the Stat.
constitution, and for the purpose Of elect.
ing
4 Governor;
A Lieutenant.t;overnor;
A Secretary If State;
An Attorney. General;
f. A State Auditor Of Public AccOunts:
A Superintendent Of Public Education :
Two Senators to represent the 10th
senatorial district, com rosed If th4 mar
ishes Of Sabine, Natclitoches, Red River
and DeSOt0.
One District Judge and one District
Attorney for the 1lth Judicial District.
composed of the parishes of atchitoches
and Sabine.
Two Representatives
A Clerk Of District Court
A Sheriff;
A Coroner;
Two Justices Of the peace for tho 4th
ward, and one for each of the other ius.
tees wards in the parish of Natchitoches.
Two ConstaOles Of the 4th ward, and
ono for each of tho other Justices of the
peace wards in the parish of Nstctito-
ches.
Each voter shall express his opinion
by depositing in the ballot box . ticket
wherein shall be printed or written !:
For the Constitution" or against The
Constitution" or such words a. will dis.
tinctly convey tho intention of the Va.
ter.
At tho election held for the ratification
OF rejection Of said constitution. it shall
be lawful for each voter to have written
or printed On his ballot, For ordinance
relative to Strife debt" or the words
"Agai0st ordinance relative to State
debt"
Tho polls will be open in each election
precinct in said parish Of Natchitoches.
from tho hour Of Z o'clock 10 the forenoon
until o'clock in the afternoon. on tho
day and date above mentioned. to.wit !:
Tuesday, the I'd day of December. A. d.
1879 ter the purpose Of receiving the
vote OF tho q"al'''ed voters Of tho parish
Of Nsacb'toc''es, under the supervision
Of tho commissioners Of election, appoint.
ed by sha authority designated by law.
The election tn lIe conducted and returns
oaals according to law.
L. A. DEBLlEUx.
sheriff Id ex.oiieio Returning Oidlcsr
5oe tho parish q Nstchitoches.
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NATCHITOCHEs, L.,
Mr.. Jules NOrnand

NATCHITOCHEs, L.,
August 22sd 1879.
Mr.. Jules N0rmand
have been afflicted for
several years with painful Inflammation
and liberation of my leg, resulting from
an injury sustained by my buggy wheels
running over it, have tried many rem.
edies without avail, until several months
ago I commenced the use of ''Normand's
Balm" which has been Of great benefit
and is the only application, of the many
tried by me, which has afforded substan-
tantial relief-I regard it as invaluable
and cheerfully recommend it for the GER
tain cure Of bruises, wounds, cuts, inflam.
nation and liberation.
Yours Respectfully.
WILL. N. LEVY.
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GREENBACKERS!
RECElvEA TERRIFIC BLOW AT THE HANDS
OF JUDGE CHAPLIN.

Il has been reported that JUDGE
CHAPLIN 10 the Greenback candidate
for District Judge and Is supporting
that party. As the personal friend
OF JUDGE CHAPLIN I am authorized to
state that the rumor Of bis can.
didacy on and support Of the Green.
back ticket IL entirely false. He is q
democrat: submitted his name 10 q
democratic convention and abides
Ito determination. JUDGE CHAPLIN
regards the Greenback movement IN
this parish with great regret and
will not accord It his countenauce or
support. J. II. C0sGRovE.
Nstchitoches, Nov. II, 1879.
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NV Advertisements.
ORMAND'S Balm.
A HOME REMEDY
AND
SURE CURE.

For the Immediate Relief and perma.
nent Cure Of CUTS, BURNS, BRUISES,
WOUNDS, EAR ACHES, andlall Skin
Diseases or Er"pti"ns. We place before
the pnh'ic n preparation which is Of the
highest standard Of excellence. second
M none, for III" class Of diseases for
which it is intended. W. claim it tn w.
u specific for this class Of diseases, hav-
ing submitted it 10 rigid test, extend.
ing over II period Of thirty-tv" years
IN treating til: most obstinate eases
which hav" com" under our observation
with it successfully.
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The 0reenbackere OF Natchlt0ches
declare In their platform that the
Democratic party 10 'powerless: to
do tho people good"
Let 10 Geo II that be true.
We can Judge the future only by
tho past, and On that past the Demo-
crscy depends for "a answer TO the
blatant islsehood Of q party which
has only promises to rely upon.
The Democracy OF this parish has
Reduced taxation from,
E1oHr PR Cent TO ONE AND NINE.
T1NTHs PER CENT.
The Democracy Of this parish has
Restored tho power Of Law; for five
years ago horse. cattle. hog and
chicken thieves roamed ct large With
perfect IMMUNITY. Fields and cotton
pens were plundered. and to convict
: criminal here wss . wonder. To-
day, how different. We are surpris.
cd now when thieves are reported
the Courts promptly and fsarlessly
condemn the perpetrators Of oil
crime and Law leads liberty - her
welded vile. =. 81
]. The Democracy Of this parish has
convinced the colored citizen that
bic rights and property were secure
under ia administration. It hes
demonstrated to the planter and
farmer that With It IN power their
lstur is attentive and quiet.
The Democracy has "a":,
Destroyed the last vestage OF bayo.
net rule by 40 honest, cheap Con-
'stitution. Reducing salaries. des.
,troying perquisites and sbolishine
useless omces. Putting taxation
within ok mills, where it MUST STAY.
T The Democracy has
Established in our State aud par.
ish, buslness, credit and confidence.
Fields are fenced, houses built. farms
plowed and seed planted 10 perfec,
security and confidence-in confl.
dencs that we may live. cultivate and
harvest 10 peace. Business has 10.
vlved aud plenty beams In tho future
for %.
Democracy hss
Established the rule Of tho intelli.
gent and destroyed tho government
OF the mob.
/ And In the face Of this No are told
that Democracy he's done nothing
for the people.
Out upon such stuff. Tho people
know better, and will, on Tuesday,
December I'd, nail 10 ito everlasting
CONN With . solid, Democratic vote
tho party which would pervert fActs
70 gain power. -
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
Succession Of Right Rev'd. Bishop
Auguste Marie Martin.
DIGIT REv'D. FRANCIS X. LERAY.
IL having filed in the Clerks Office, bio
application to lie appointed dative To-.
tamentary executor Of the last will ssl
testament Of Right Rcvd. Auguste u.
Martin, deceased, notice is hereby given
to all persons interested to show cssse
within ten days why the application 4
petitioner should nor be granted.
Witness the Hon. J. NJ. B. Tucker,
Parish Judge, this Goth day of Novsn.
Der, A. D. 1879.
JOHN LAPLACE,
Nov. 29-2t. Deputy Cletk. ),
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A CARD.

I desire to serve notice on the
0reenback party that I everlsstingly
quit them. I joined because I was
informed 1t Was to be q Democratic
movement, but Shedrick Brown
tried to swear mo In tho Penitentia.
~ for defending my home and race,
and - he has been organizing Clubs
and nominating candidates-I have
enough OF that kind OF Democracy.
JACK 0ILCHRIST.
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NOTICE.
Succession OF Francois Junka

Succession OF Francois JunkA
4 NT0NI0 MARlNOvICH having sl,l
IA in the clerks Office his applicatioe
to be appointed administrator Of tho enc.
cession Of Francois Junca, decd. notice /,
hereby given to all persons interested 70
show cause within ten days, why tho %.
plication Of petitioner should not 10
granted.
Witness the Hon. J. NJ. h. Tucker,
Parish Judge, this 18th day Of November
A. d., 1870.
JOHN LAPLACE,
Nov. 22-2t. Deputy Clerk
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SMITH ON A FENCE.

Smith Is giving trouble In Ounce
ticut. Smith lives in two townships.
The boundary line bisects his house.
Bis legal r,,siieucs might be settled
With ease " his bed were on either
side the ,ine. but, unhappily. Smith
sleeps with his head and shoulders
10 Trumbul' Township and the rest
Of him in x,oroe. Were the mat.
ter to be settled according to the an'
swer given by q Sunday school boy
in the good old days when Puritan
Connecticut was more dilligent than
nov 10 the study OF its shorter cate
chism. the trouble would soon be
over. This boy was asked. "What ts
the chief end Of man ?" He replied {:
''The end that's got the head on. "
Beyond controversy the head e"d Ia
the chief end Of Smith. II his legs
we're sawed off be could still vote.
What might be left Of him would
probably be carried to the polls IL
one Of the wagons kindly sent for
the aged and inflrm. But sever
Smiths head from bis body and his
voting power is gone forever. A man
may go to the polls on wooden legs,
but no intelligent voter is supposed
to have q wooden head. 1t is said that
during his waking hours the whole
OF Smith is. In Monroe Township.
That has nothing to do with 1t. Thou.
sands of men spend the day miles
from where thoy sleep, and Bill
Boullt still says that's what the mat.
ter with the Greenbac party. The
head is 10 the. Republican party and
the tail is GreeDbackism.
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In obedience to instructions from the
Hon. D. Pierson, District Judge 18th
Judicial District, the regular term Of the
District Court in and for the parish Of
Natclitoches, will be opened on tho lst
day of December. 1879, and adjourned
until Monday Dec. Sth. 1879, at IL q. IN.
Witnesses and jurors summoned. viii
not be required to attend until that date.
l.. A. DEBLIEUX.
Men. 1886 Sheriff.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Sllerin,s Sale.

oucslu y SuIe0
Allen Wheeler vs.. Eli Hongo.
District Court-No. 7733.
10y virtue of a writ Of Fl. ia. issued !,
ID the above entitled and numbered a,;t
and to me directed, l have seized anI
will offer for sale to the last and biehea
bidder, at the door Of the court. house +
the city aud parish Of Natchitoches d
Saturday December 9Th, 1879.
at IL o'clock NJ. tho following desc,ib.a
property, tO.wit:
Two bales of cotton.
One wagon.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, subject to A.
praisement.
=, L. A. DEBLlEUx,
NOV. 22'tds. Sheriff.
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NArryvrTnrl,rs Aur o. 1870

NATCHITOCnEs. Aug. q, 1879.
l hereby certify that have used Nor.
ma"d's Balm on my lit tic daughter, who
was scalded. A few application of the
Balm cured it readily and left n" mark.
L. CASPARI.
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NOTICE..

Succession OF Theo. Schumsn, d.
4 IL persons indebted to tho ~:
n Succession will please come je!se.
for immediate settlement, and sN
sous havin: claims against said ssee.
sion will please present them foe 49,
ance.
JAMES GENIUS
Nov. 1. Adminishas1.
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Read the Folio " ing Testimonials 10 It's
Virtue.

NArcnlTocnEs, La, Aug 81. 1879.
1had my ankle badly bruised, by my
horse stepping upon it. l applied Nor
mand's Balm and experienced imme.li
ate relief and final cure. take great
pleasure in recommending its efficacy.
JOHN L. GILL.
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A0reenback Democrat said 70 hie
friend yesterday In language more
emphatic than polite; you support
the 0reenback ticket, With Shedrick
Brown - one Of Ito opponents, and
you came near being sent 70 the
psnitsntiary, for your opposition to
THE same mar. Great 0odl where
u your manhood and consistency +?
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IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE IN ITS
COMPOSITION.

and may l~ applied I" tho most delicate
children with IMMUNITY.
As specific for Piles and ERYSIPE.
LAS. it has n" superior: it is very etfec.
tive I" prevent l"ck:jaw in children when
applied to the navel inst cut.
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PRICE
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTTOTHETRADE
Prepared and Compounded by
NORMAND & CHOPIN
CLOUTIERvILLE,
NATCHlTOCHES PARISH,
LOUISIANA.
Aug. 23.-ly.
$50 reward.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

0NE fine, large brown mare Mule,
~ eight years old left my plantation
1 mile below the city of Natchitocl,es,
al"nt the goth September last, and il
supposed to lie stolen. She is n fine sad
die mule. branded with the letter o on
one shoulder. Any one giving informa.
ton that will lead to her recovery will
be paid go.
Oct. lift. C. CHAPLIN.
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Ten BROCK LIVERY STABLE.

len DKOECK LIVERY STABLE, I
Natchitoches, La, Aug. %. 1873. !
l have used Norlnand's Balm for sore
hacks, gals, cuts, foot evil, &c. &c., in
horses, and found it very efficacions. 1t
is less trouble to use than other remedies
and it is a sure cure.
RIP. HUDSON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
NOTICE.

A special meeting Of the Parish
Democratic Executive Committee ID
fixed for Saturday. Nov 10th, at
o'clock p. N.
Punctual attendance Ia requested,
n. ]. CUNNINGHAM.
Chairman.
]. G. NolsI,
Secretary. ...sz
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:Dhow mo . 0reenbscker." ssM Q
daskey, holding Q torn dollar bill In
bic handnear tho post ONCE. II an
one" sald 8 member OF tho Green.
bOck. Labor club. you 70: den
deem do torn up currency and gin
~ . new dollar. I" Cant do that,
jim. /" .Dst's mud, den; how you
speek toe % cullud folks TO stan By
you Whea you dou'e vsblenieh Do %.
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The P1silA Democratic Executive
0ooaiteee wiQ meet h this city oa
~ ~ Is sp. q. g..4t