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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-09-29
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

PURSUANT no A PROCLAMATION
of His Excellency S. D. McEnery,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT: and acting Cover
nor of the State Of$Louisiana, bearing
date the thirty-first day Of July A. d.
1880, all the qualified voters of the Pa
rish of.Rapides are hereby notified that
AN election will be held ON TUESDAY,
the I'd day of NOVEMBER, A. d. 1880,
for the purpose of electing, by general
ticket, eight Electors of. President and
Vice President, two of whom shall. be
for the State at large, and six. tor the
several Electoral Districts OF the State,
to-wit:-
One Elector for the First District,
composed of the Parishes of Plaque
mines aud St. Bernard and of the thir',
fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth.
ninth and fifteenth wards of the city Of
New Orleans. ~
One Eleetor for. the Second District,
composed Of the first, second, tenth,
eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth, four
teeuth, sixteenth and seventeenth
wards of the city of New Orleans, and
of the. Parishes ofJefferson, st Charles,
st. John the Baptist and st. James.
Que Elector for the Third District,
composed OF the Parishes Of Ascension,
Assumption, Calcasieu, Cameron, her
Vile, Lafayette, Lafourche, st. Martin,
ST. Mary, Terrebonne, Vermil!ion aud
IBERIA. -
One Elector for the Fourth Distrie !,
composed OF the Parishes of Bienville,
Bossier, Caddo, De Soto, Grant, Natcili-
toches, Rapides, Re Riv r, Sabine, YER
non, v ebster and Vim.
One Elector for the Fifth District,
composed of the Parishes of Concordia,
Caldwell, Claiborne, Catahoula, East
Carroll, West Carroll, Franklin, Jack
sou, Lincfln, Madison, Morehouse,
Qdachita. Richland, Tensas and Union.
2 One Elector for the Sixth District,
composed Of the Parishes If Avoyelles,
East Baton Rouge, West Baton Rouge,
East Feliciane, West Feliciana, Living
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DIED:


In this Town, on Thursday. Scptem-
Der 23d, 1880, ADELIA CASSON, in
FAINT daughter of Dr., and Mrs. G. W.
aged six months and one day.
A dear little winsope baby
Has entered its last repose;
Only God knew that it nseded
Home and life's early close;
SO He called it in, ere the shadows
Of night grew dark or deep,
And folded in soft green pastures,
); Has given the ''little one" sleep.
He has lulled it gently. mother,
AS thou, to its nightly rest,
And softly pillowed He holds it,
Forever safe to His breast;
Nor noise or Glamour can rouse it
From s1umber so pure and deep,
Only His voice can reach it,
Who has: given the "little one''
4 sleep' = +" -
sThen weep not, the littre' life over
Weep not, the little race run;
God grant we may rest rs calmly,
= : WhenTwork for us shall be- done !;
When in the dim, shadowy valley,
Well be waiting the glorious day,
Before which, all mists and vapors-
Shall silently clear away.
The day, when tits said that the NOR
ming !
Will nevermore fade into night,
And that never again will be parting
Or pain or sorrow or blight;
But together with God and the angel!
All Kindred shall meet OIL the shore
Where the golden sands are eternal
And Time and Change are no more
Fkxxx
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NEW THIS DAY.
stod, Pointe Coupee, st. Helena, ST.
Landry, st. Tammany, Tangipahoa and

" SS'bs
And one Representative in Congress
from the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict, composed of the Parishes of Bien-
vile, Bossier, Caado, Dc Soto, Grant,
Natchitocbes, Rapi1es, Red River,
Sabine, Vernon, Webster and Vim.
The polls will be open in each cleo
ton precinct in said Parish of Rapides,
from the hours Of seven o'clock in the
forenoon until six O'Clock in the after
noon on said Tuesday, the 81 day OF
November, A. D. 1880, for the purpose
of receiving the votes Of file qualified
voters of the Parish of Rapides, under
the supervision of the commissioners Of
election appointed by the authority de-
signated by law.
The election to be conducted and re-
turns made according to law.
Sheriff's office, Parish Of Rapides,
Alexandria, La, September 29tl, A. D.
1880. q DC. PAUL,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Rapides, La.
Sept. 29-tde. 'E
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1t is related that the Chinese wom-
en-, about the year 1900, attempted a
rebellion, whereupon laws were passed
that girl. babies should have their feet
bandaged to prevent their growth. In
this way it was proposed to thwart all
future rebellions on the part of women!
For anything like positive action good
understandings are quite requisite.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-09-29

Ar Sans Exchange, you can al
ways get Fresh Oysters by the can
or dozen; either cooked or raw. Al
low prices.
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OFFICIAL.
PROCEEDINGS or POLICE JURY.

u ALEXANDRIA, La, I
fi Sept. 81, $780,
The Jury met pursuant to adjourn-
ment, with the following members pre-
SENT
j. II. Hynson, President,
A. Heyman,.
F. A. Blanchard,
John A. Dixon,
r. A. Perkins,
H. F. Long.
On motion of Mr.. Long,
Resolved, That the Tax Collector of
the Parish of Rapides be and he is here
byinstructed to receive for all taxes and
licenses due the Parish of Rapides for
the year 1880, any legal evidence ofin-
debtedness that has been created by the
Parish of Rapides In the year 1880, con-
sisting of claimsapproved by this Jury,
and whiel, have been registered, and all
juror and witness registered claims or
warrants, or In United States currency.
Be it further resolved, That all reso-
lutions Or paris of same, that are in con-
flict with this resolution, be and the
same are hereby repealed.
Be it further resolved, That a copy Of
III Is EGSUfUtIOIt uCs IuIiueOidIci4 Sc1NCu
by the Officer OF thisJury upon the Tax
Collector of the Parish of Rapides, La.
On motion of Mr.. Blanchard,
Resolved, That the petition of citi-
zens of Hemp Hill! and Williamson
| Creek, praying that the old road lead
ing from McNutt's Hill to intersection
of Texas road, at White Hills, be re-
stored as public road, be and is here
by granted, provided that there be.llo
| damages assessed, and that the said
| road is restored as a public road with
out expense to.the Parish.
Resolved further, That J.. J. Hunt be.
and.is-hereby appointed syndic on said
road.
On motion the Jury then adjourned
until 2 o'clock P. M.
Attest: l.. G. SANFORD,
Clerk.
EVENING SESSION.
. Two O'CLOCK P. NJ.
The Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment, with the following members pre-
| sent:-
]. E. Hynson, PRESIDENT
+ A. Heyman,
F. A. Blanchard,
John A. Dixon,
| r. A. Perkins, ~
| II. F, Long.
On motion of Mr.. Heyman
Resolved, That the Tax Collector and
| Recorder be required to receipt to the
Assessor. on the delivery of The Assess
trent Rolls complete aud according to
law, and the Assessor file with the
Clerk of this Jury the said receipts.
! On motion the Jury then adjourned
to meet on the first Mondae in Janu-
airy, 1881. JOS. q. HYNSON,
A true copy: 2. P. Jury.
L. C. SANFORD,
Clerk P. j.
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Sheri6's Sale.

SheriR's Sale.
James A. Walsh vs. Clara Laplace ct ~.
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchitochs~
No. 673.
DYvi,,ue Of writ of Fl. Fs. 10 10
D ah,ve entitled and numbered suit..
H.: 80 me directed, I have sei.ed and
VII. os-r for sale to the last and highest
,.;3as. =; the door Of tue Court House IN
,5- city and parish Of Natchitocbes, %,
Saturday, the 81 day Of April. 1854
at y H., the following described pto'
ria undivided four.ffths interest q Z
certain lot If ground situated 10 III
town of Natchitoch~s, having front Q!
about 100 feet on Front Street, 81
running back for depth 40 feet. moIe q
lees. parallel lines. bounded esst BY ftoat
Street. south by property formerly ct tel
defendants herein. west by Iots fornest!
If John sibley, and north by property q
Mrs. E. Lsmee together with oil II
buildings and improvements thssssa
consisting Of dwelling and out hecs:'
and the brick building now occupied B!
II. Reyman, o. Drug StoFs. also a
rents and revenues Of saad Drug bseee
Also six hundred and forty actee .
land in tho parish of Nstchitochee, bein
the west half Of section l6, and e.
half Of section II, township 8. rangss.
TERMS or SALE-Cash, subject to q
praisement. crp, ,r,,v !
Feb. 22.tds. ones'"'
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This week 10 welcome With real
traternal greeting, . new paper pub
,ished ct Monroe, La, and called tht
VoxsoI BULLETIN. editor, VIM. I.
Atkins, and Wm. 81. Gayle. propr'e'
tor, It touches . sympathetic CHORD
ID our bosom when It declares 10 Ito
3Alu1A1oaY that, IN politics. BY
.(lucstjon and inclination, We ore
Democsats." This. 10 the doctrine
lear to our hearts. and - long ~ tht
Bu11rr1x keeps her colors flying to
tho breeze, she will ever hnd IN %
true and .tried friend. Tho paper
Il neat and tho type plain and lesi'
bic. and 10 have no doubt. To time II
sili become very popular wherever
known. With pride and pleasure !,
! % placed on our exchange list. snt
hall there remain 90 long - VI
continue to do battle 10 tho SAM
glorious cause.
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There 10 general decentralization
Of labor ct Cincinnati, O., and organ
isstious ore being perfected. previ'
ous 70 . concerted STRIFE. Wagon
makers. Cabinet, makers. Brass Fin.
iehers, moulders and wood carvers.
80 Ill On sstsike. Teamsters, paint
e1, tanners, tobacco. rollers. stone
cutters, stone. masons. store porters,
presence, vsrnishers and journey
men tailors, are preparing for q
strike. Why y this thusly1 Those
mechanics he'd better lmmtgtat<
6outhwsrd, where there 70 plenty oil
room and good wages for their labor
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Married.

VINES -BROOKS-On Mondry, at Z
o'clock p. NJ, At tho residence Of Mr.
Charles Castex. by Hon. Jon. NJ. Tucker,
Up. Ward |. MI. JOIN VINES and Miss
JOHANNA BROOKS, both Of this city.
We congratulate friend Johnny on BIZ
union with the fair lassie Of bis choice
Youthful in years, the couple have Out
sincere wishes for . life Of joy. and hap
piness. May they End in their new re
lations, all the bright anticipations o
their hearts, and perfect Immunity from
all the ills aud dissppointments Of d
earthly existence.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Roselin Rachal. Decd.
ny virtue Of an order Of tho Hon.
ID Judge of the Probate Court Of the
Parish Of Natchitoches. State Of Lou
isiaua, and to me directed, l will offrr
for sale at my residence on Red river, at
tho hour of IL ~. on
Wednesday. slst day Of March. 1850
the following described properly belong
inp to said Succession, to.wit: Commu'
nifty property.
Tho undivided half of . certain tract
of land, with tho bnildings and improve.
ments thereon, situated in the parish Of
Natcbitoches, on tho east bank Of Little
Or Atheo river, being claim No. 76. IN
township No. Z, range No. S, and claim
| M. ~, in township No. Z, range No. s
containing altogether six hundred and
torty acres, bombed above By lands 0e
longing to tho Succession Of st. ~
Motover and G w. Thompson, and be
low bv lands Of Mathew HertzOg.
| Terms Of Sale:
Cash. without appraisement, to %.
debts and discharge community oOliga
) TONS WHIT. a: CCnn.,
Feb %. Administrator.
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succession Sale.

succession SAles
Succession Of r. E. burke.
DY Virtue Of an order of tho Hon. PafiA
ID Court Of the parish Of NatchitseAes
l will offer for sale to the last and high
cot bidder at the door of the court.hoss
in tho city and parish Of Natchitochss o.
Saturday. 81 day Of April. 1880.
between legal hours of sale tho follow.
ing described property, to.wit: C..
The north east quarter Of north vet
quarter the north west quarter Of uoeth
west Quarter F.; the south west quarter Of
| north west quarter ; the south east quas.
ter Of north west quarter the south NJ
Quarter of north east quarter Of section
y. township 10, range 10, containing tve
hundred acres, and the north east quar-.
ter Of nortt west half; the north Mt
half of the north east quarter q
the north east quarter the south
east quarter Of north east quastel
and south west quarter Of nottl
east quarter of section % same TOWNSHIP
and range containing two hundred aeres
lot No. l of section II township 10, ram
8. quantity unknown tho north sai
Quarter Of south west quarter, th
south west quarter of south eai
Quarter of north west quarter %
north east quarter Of south east quartz
Of section 81, township 10, range =, eos'
tanning seventy three 1000 acres
Ter,rs Of Sale.
Cash-subject to appraisement:
L. 4. DEBLIEUX.
Eeb.2l. oueE'h.
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Last night old 0i6 caught bic
daughter and Mr.. Christopher crowd.
ing one corner Of 2 sofa pretty hatd.
Come here, cir" be said to the
Young man In stern tones. The
Young man approached with electric
shocks running from bic toes to he
head and back again. Approach
Miss" said Gill to his daughter.
Nov" he ssid, ersspine the young
man by tho wrist. and csattnv "
fierce look 20 the girl, Nov. you
wished to know what pre.ert l ~
going to make you" then o. ov n.
The young man toward her h. ~
ded. Here Is your Chris. Miss Gin.
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The State House Committee. com.
posed OF Senator H"gnn and Repre-
sentativee Mcdonald aud Robertson,
have visited Baton r ,uge to inspet {
thu condition Of the walls ct the
former capital. The city Of Baton
Rouge will give 4s5oOo to aid In re-
building It.
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Mr.. JAH. Il. HILL,
Ao'r Fussr h BRADLEY MF'a. Co.,
Netchitochee. L.,

s1e-H.viog purchased Of y o1, 49, s!., r. },
ana IA inch "Fnrst & Bradley" Sulky
PIows, and having fully tested the same.
in sssrirr LAND" ~ we'll - LIGHT SOIL: We
take great pleasure in recommending
them to tho Planters Of this, and actoin'
ine parishes, ~ being Plow wcll adapt
ed to tbeir use. BY means Of that won.
derfu) invention, tho FRICTION At
TACHMENT, !" the PLow 10 Raised OUT
or TuI GROUND BY TIRE POWER or the
TAN. WHILE IN MOTION, thereby making
Il 20 easy to handle. that any BOY who
caa manage team, can piow with u.
There 10 no weight on tho horses neck,
and tho POLE plays freely oil the time.
We take pleasure further in saying, We
are clad TO $50 you meeting with the
succees YOU 90 much deserve. in introdu'
cine these labor. saving implements into
our parish.
W. g. Campbell. J: E. Aessi.
n. Perot. =. b: kevasseur
4 T. Sompsyrac. H. N. Hysms,
]. II. Cosgrove, per &c. Cosgrovs.
Feb. 20.-A.
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At Gillingham, near Chatham Eng
land, u singular ball was recently
held. The party was made up O
ffty.ntne ladies and gentlemen
whose united ages amounted to 425e
years. A gentleman born 10 l79t
opened the dance With q lady only
four years bic junior. and 1t Is satd
that their Wsltzlng was az brisk al
that Of any young couple OF twenty
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For loss of cud, horn all. red va
ter In COWS, loss Of appetite, rot, OF
murrain In sheep; thick wind. brc
ken wind, and roaring, and Tor al
distractions of the kidneys In hOrsee
,,se Sheridan's Cavalry Oondi' to'
Powders. Don't buy q large pack o.
worthless powder.
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(,onstable's Sale.

COoSV0OIc>S CSSOs
Samuel Nelkcn vs.. Samuel So"e'"'
Ninth Justices Cont, Parish Of S'''
toches. No. 81. a..
DY virtue Of = writ Of seqoe ,es IA
d issued in the above en ,t:N.st.d. I
numbered suit and to me dltss' !" -
have seized and will offer for q! es'ea ~ d
last and highest bidder, at !. .a " s SSsieh-
T, Chaler's store, in tue psr''a "
itochcs, on ...., ~.
saturday, tho 9Th day Of March, ''.'
at u o'clock NJ, tho following p''p"
tO.wit:
Three bales Of Cotton.
Terms ofSale.
C.sh-subject to .Ppm1:i;;es% %sTfrR, j..
Feb. p. Special con't'''''
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A Convention OF Mexican veterans,
composed OF no msmberD, met u
Norfolk, Va, On the I'D inst Ad.
dreeeee vees made; resolutions pase.
"a sxpesesiag soerow q the death Of
Ca. Jed. G. Davis, and tho present
omeae. ro.o)oeeod. The Tceaeurtr'e
repeet shows 8 os enrolled usubes,
| "a ~ baleo nea 81 FL afI
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NOTICE.

Succession Of James V. Atkinson.
TOHN r. LARK having filed in tho
d Clerks Office bis apple ation to be
appointed Administrator Of the Success
.inn Of james v. Atkinson, decd, notice
is hereby given to all persons interested
to show cause within ten days. why the
application Of petitioner should not be
witness the Hon. j. N. B. Tucker, Par
ish Judge. this oath day Of February,
i0a0 JNO. LAPLACE,
Feb. 2S-2t. Deputy Clerk.
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Strayed Or stolen.

A BAY COLT q years old. Has scar
IL Of an old core on back part Of right
fore lee. Banded with On inverted
Heart. With Q r in ito center. Had on .
rouo halter, when last seen. ] will pay .
iifaeal inward for her delivery.
J. r. JOHNSON.
Fsb, ss.-tf. d =
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NOTICE.
succession OF Francois Valsin, decd.

Succession OF Francois Valsin. decd.
IOlIN G. TR1CHEL. administrator OF
,) the Succession Of Francois Valsin,
decd, having fled in my Office hi. final
account of Administrator Of said Snc:
cession, notice is hereby given to all
nartiea Interested to show cause WITHIN
Tan days from this publication, why the
.sn,e should not Ike hoInologated:
witness the Hon. J. NJ. B. Tucker
Judge Of SAID Court. this 26th Gay o.
February, A. D., 1880: .,,,,,.,.,n
Feb. 28.-2t. Clerk.
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Strawberries made their appear
snce IN Baton Rouge on the 9Oth.
They we're raised BY Mrs. Kaiser Of
that citv. 10 says the advocate.
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Sheriff. Sale,

Sheriff. Sale,
NJ. A. Simmons IS. Feaneoie pstitiaa,
Parish Court, Parish Of Natehitosha
No. 1898.
DY virtue of a writ Of Fl. Fa. is,uel !,
ID the above entitled and numbes.
suit, and to the directed. l have sei,ai
and will offer for sale to the lest anl
highest bidd. ut the door Of the Conf
House in the city and parish Of Match.
toclIes, on
Saturday, March 9Th, 1850.
at u o'clock N. the following dseetibal
property. to wit:
One bay mule.
One horse cart.
Que harrow.
Terms oiSale:
Cash-suLject to appraisement. ct
L. A. DEBLlEUx,
Feb. 81. Sheriff
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- 3oo70G1do ioos1al ouGgeoe0 that
q ~ ~ 80 10 oclcohod n Utah.
1OuGoo ~ Sheald - adoptsd.
Aooo Voun - Q di6seeot kaA Of
- Dulllng thaa usually prevails IN
Doo1nnoaD hoilee, aad Mormon
1WDa1D y eeog1ally squelchsd. II
vuoDo Ne ga se1eos - ct I'D o.
~ 1lo11oonl n~leAaeog.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN compliance with Art AZ Of tue Con.
| stitution. l hereby give notice, that
on the memorial Of about seventy'hve
citizens Of the Ward, I intend to iutro
duce in the Legislature and apply tor
tho passage Of an Act to create ~ add'-
tional Justice Of the Peace aud Consta-
ble in and for Ward Five (6) parish Of
Natchitoches, aud to provide for the''
appointment aud election.
New Orleans, February 4th. 1850:
n. j CUNNINGHAM.
Senator 10Th, District.
Feb. 4th, leSO.-3Od.
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Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly tes
March,

The openipg article IN this number
% On exceedingly interesting ono OF !
tho life and genius Of tho late Frank
Leslie, by Richard B. Kimbsll
There 40 ton admirable illustration.
With . portrait Of tho deceased.
There sre descriptive articles Of
: Nsutua"; OF tho ''Blerkellsr, OF
Vaults Of tho Dom Kirche." under
tho Church Of st. Peter. Bremen; .
very vivid description Of tho e1plora'
lions OF tho Austrisns In Kaiser
Franz Joseas Land, and tho escape
from II, etc. Henry Barton Baker
has On excellent article on The Old
Tavern Life In England" describing
! Tho haunts Of old.tlme celebrities.
Dairy Farming In America" b
deliberately treated BY A. 8. Fuller !:
and Robert James Mann. n. D., +.
r. I. g., hss . proiusely illustrated
article entitled why the Wind
bloWs." Whieh % replsts With highly
interesting Information. The do.
postment Of fiction 70 moro than usu
ally excellent. Abe serial mot Gull.
IT," By Eta W. Pierce, y continued.
| and there are short stories BY thu
author Of ''That Lass O. LoWrie's, I"
John Gilbert, Waiter Edgar xcCanp
Eleanor Kirk. Sue Chestnutwood
snd other celebrated writer's. Thor
40 poems Of great merit. several 0
them beautiful illustrated. Their
q Q very abundant miscellany em
bracing . large variety Of subjecta
and al3ording . vast amount OF 10
struction and entertainment. n
betsse and cheaper magazine b put
. | llshed, or one moro deserving Of th
! extensive patronage bestowed upo
. It. There are 10 quasto pages. ovt
, ! 100 Embellishments. With . beautiis
, colored irontispiece, ''Nature's On
Mirror" Single copies bro only I
cents each: the annual subscslptiol
+ q. cent postpaid. Addrooo, Fran
oil teelie's Publishiog House, s., S "a
81 Park PlaCe, New York. H'5ji
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Dypohoeio = saGisg IN OsetsaI
- Il ~ alssady carried OF
- ~ Novenbee. Ioety thousand
1oee,s = NO peovinees q Chaskooh
solIe)lava aloos. asd y ~ 1etgh'
HoGheoA q Valki Vho)o vDlaOeo
hevs olaesG hsss dspopulatsd.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that, within thirty
days after tho publication hereof, l will
present an Act in tho Legislature to pro-
vide for an additional Justice Of the
P, ace in Ward number nine (9 in
Natchitoches parish. La. This notice il
given in compliance with the Constitn
ton and Laws of this State.
Feb. lst, 1880.
r. E. JACKSON,
Member of Legislature.
Feb, l4-4t.
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ESTRAYED.

Natchitoches, La, I
February "a, 1850. !
rsTRAYED before the undersigned On.
thority by Francois Thompson, one
Dnn Horse. branded o on tho len should'
Or. Appraised At Ton Dollar 1,,,,,,
r,b. as.-l.. '' ~. wa1d1.
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49, = In IN Congress for tho ap'
,,siolioa OF )soo, go ioe deepening
- moth Of Red HiNee.
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- 4 enusipg, and at the same
~ llniliastns. TO know NAV %.
1ea1h6eai VISITORS think that No sre
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NOTICE.
Succession OF Jean Louis Pam.

Succession OF Jean Louis Perot
4 MIREY vAsCOCU, Tutrix, h.,;,.
II fled in the Clerks Office her p.vs
visional Account Of A.lministr,t;.S
Notice is hereby given to al penops +
terested, to show cause within ten A..
hereof, why the same should not b NJ
mologated.
Witness the Hon. J. NJ. B. Tuel..
Parish Judge, this 10th day Of FShe1ss,
A. D., 1850.
Feb. al.2t. Deputy Clais.
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- - oswipg wood With . dull
~ ~ Z y3cksey sew buck.
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$500 elaisguo q The dty Wee>
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noiss00Gho ifold OIL O)oconnan.
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1.ai "a vhom ~ msjosity OF pigeons
Ssaoee IalHce they do not kno"
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