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wns a<nlnst nctivty In this direction. There was
far local rade Sales we're reported OF 20 oris WIN
ters 1t ss 20: 2 b.l5 spring double extrns parts
ht 'E4o; 1D0 br1% extras at falO; and - bfls f5e
| dour on private terms Total 1.625 brs. Export ex-
trns were quoted sooo2s In sacks. and double ex-
| trna do ut &5.e5a315-
OruEH M1LLsrUFrs-Sales were cars bran at
s1ac0Gi35o; mtddltngs at ftS.67<Gf55o; 2cafs
shorts Mt Sl400; and car cozn-neal at S1[o
| per ton OIL track.
SPRING wHEAT-was quiet and easler, declining
&c and closing SIC below the latest prices OF Neahea-
day. The average however, little better than
! for that day. Beerbohm called the markets on the
| other side Ut the Atlantic quiet and steady, but
Hnasr err luther se.iys snd 70 ~ "
There wc rev orders here, either Ia buy e se
outside 10 Zee what YOU'D be the result 81 The con-
eet FIT M h Th mnsa
S pna to
s sna lie est aaefenea @ .toad @ about
asa tl's pSes 5s.sIysiy s Sl:ass' esIns xitSn
ses$ es:as ss ssEsa
s?Sssa ts!! s a:S!ess s?s &
Ssller o anreh T B, rsaTea @ M nt closing at s
aE els sGsa ;aa IN Es.e
81: 4 si9's' FEsss I9 & fSe ~
M MEegSss * 3 .1 ea H sna \ No on
es III saat rs sss Sr@e
(: to q fs"; BE- n 81 y ssp1e Sn &
sil4; and @ ~ b" Sheice No. Minnesota ut s1aeN in
tt' SH moi @eae1tey ae.!ve but easier, declining
h xs per s IN n
en ~ tn he a5fa @ m eSnt ns
p tie aSS
s s ps It mi n1s' rc. X he Tsse4
have been sof,ened enough to prevent conntry de.
shipns:s ~ .sss has 6se2 p!oftieaijy
a ey opsaes sHs =: 'IS sea 2S S
Ms $s;$:
sda cash Se No liz eS.ea 8. IT. AZ Tor remap "a
she for .1eassa r l. f;o " shS st S
s. :,ass @as ass BY fssftss q s. &
Il d;n frs io on n, no"a cars; ana o"bu ears
sa stny f IL
ss ssSaS IL ;,5sSs
s1a 5ssa: es
BY p sunpc at tTask; md Is 500 bu a. 800
qet aaa s.sady Ths esEets wsEe
t. @ ~ 4 S:2 aS;s, IN
ipal and there littIe call for eash o.s III
March and TIC for April, with no demand Cash No.
seld Ut IT, winter :torsse and extrn It s. @ E5esh
N9 at Sc; 0 bu extra 3at SIC; o bu ~: at 5sc;
500 bu by sample 527sc; md 5uO0 bu California
25c, all on truck. Total, II, TOO bu.
TWO O'CLOCK GALL
Wheat easier. Sales 4:0ND bu nt 81 .3s5&&9Lz4H |
s {95 s,I, Ma3eb 81 *2s for Apsi s1sA IN isr My
for May and Tor 1 june es'tiS .s ~ =
81 sfsae{ sa s;
a12 Is for Mny Lard ensier Sales $3.50 tcs, nt
s;l!N for March 8 TX for April and M $: 3'4s7%h for
lbs ut <s.1o seller May.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Wheut wns active und weak under free offerings, |
J, aeentnx sii about pc Apr!l so1a M s:5Y down 70
.tont VII = SM coEn @ was easier ssnE T. M il54@tlHc
2ats slossd At 4sc for "a SMay and rye e. 13s FIX
Ior April and at 81 nh*il72N ter March: Sales 700
Drs ~ IL for March slls:@9li 2sh for April
.a5 1cr Apc md g. II March salss
500 at l3h7l Is for March, s7.}G@725 for April.
and sl, for May. Short RIBS lower, soles being
uade Of 419 lbs <6i5 for April and s655 for MaJ.
Short c1ears-100 boxes at SJ-T0 !
, 1880-02-27

Special Dfspateh to 1ac Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON. Feb. 26.-The stock market ruled dull
and easy. in sympathy with the continued weak
ness at New York. Values generally show a
further recession. There were few exceptions,
however, particularly for stocks beyond the in
tlucncc Of the New York mnrket- Spectators
appear to be holding uloof for the present, but
there is considerable inquiry for Investments
Rock At e2A@62A; Chicago s; West Michigan,
CO.; Flint Per9. Marquette, 2o02s7a@
2sK; Marquette, abughton & Ontonagon
common, a9s1D2oE: do preferred, 4oD42H !;
g. Minnesota, 67, with Indications Of an upwilri
movement; Cincinnati g. Sandusky, 17Q216H;
Atchison s Topeka, $50; Atchison s. Nebraska,
=; Central Iowa, 80 Bonds-Atchison & Topeka,
i Southern, IS, s.; Council, ilrst IS, ioo@ios;
Marquette s. Ontonagon, s.. S.: Southern s.
Western Kansas, is, lo5@104 Little Rock, 10lh;
burlington s. Nebraska, exempt IS, lOstz: New
Mexico rs, l094: Republican Valley IS Western
active; Brooklne, 6A96A; Boston, 10H@10N;
Water power, 17A@171S; Maverick, 54. Mining
quiet and moderate business.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, Feb. 2a.-Consols, 9s 3-16; for account,
american securities-Ncw S., 1o5x; 4,ss, 11oh;
Central, 81; Erie, 47A: seconds, IS; Read
ing, IS.
Tho rate Of discount in the open market for
three months bills Is 2K@3 per cent.
The bullion In the Bunk Of England increased
sT1,oo0 during the past week, The proportion OF
the banks reserve to its liability Is 50M per
cent
PARIS, Feb. es.-Rentes, ST 6oc.
The specie in the Bank of France increased
100000 frnncs during the past week.
rial Bank Of Germany shows an increase In spe-
Gle Of 12,6S000 marks.
, 1880-02-27
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. O., Feb. a6.-GRA1N-3Yheat dull; amusd ~
Michigan, spot, 1874; No. red winter: spos ps.-
March, &Is5; April, sLs7; May. s1-3: Western M,sd a
fL1S5S No. amber Illinois. $13s; No. fea his ~.
$la2. Corn dull; high mixed, 41Ac; No. . spo" '@~'
April. <2xc Oats dull .,- ,r4,os
CLOVER SEED-Eteady: nAmtuotd, $4n's P
$L45 - .. - ., az:
Ciosed-yyheat dull; No. 2 red winter spo1 = 10:
March. <-34; April. sl36; Nay, $l34; Jonee sIG hi
Western amber. slA Com d0u: high aaSsN' -S~
, 1880-02-27
COMMERCIAL,

The following were the receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles of produce in this CITY
during the twenty four hours ending at o'cl1ck
Thursday morning, and the corresponding time
for last year:
, 1880-02-27

ST. LOUIS
,no1n,4 4gT1s. 3. Feb &-cATTLE-slow: supply light
aa.a.4y nlxcn grades; not much vnntedt h,,i-aa~ s
= M prices: good to e1trn heaTr ,hn;
ceipta. D0 shipments, IltO aA1"' @"~s@sSs@A1 He-
SHEEP-Stenuy and nnchanaaa pnn.,.4 -.o
shipments, none. 4seee'pta, ~;
;, H@oGssmoslon;, Hoe hzht shipping, xA,cain. n,c.,r,
f55i %; outchers' to select xijG3G facais
5,aD; shipments, LIN necelpts.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Feb. A-BEEvEs-Hece,r+. N.
sAEs' peef dropping. and selling slowly NJ ~
nSa s1ock 1r @ fresh beef exports to-day. 0'' 10
.ShEEI.-kecnpts, 5a0; market fair ut q 759c * <,
ssneep; *6SGe161 for yearlinE lambs; few .o,nT e
anI - Gch; dressed 4ntton Snd dressed lnmbs
sW1SE-Rceeipts Loo little better defnnnd for rvo
hcFs Mt As5@a0 dressed hogs frm Mt III mHr x 'tao t
extremes of city slaughtered. >''o' Aof
BUFFALO.
dhUFTALo. Feb. b.ai-CArTLE-Hcceipt 1876: nothing
DONG: dem6nu and offerings light ot441ae
demand good: COMMON to choice SafI1s n. esSa4J'
S129516; all sold; no lambs here. oAt5a
doa|heeeipts, 5,loo; market dull. week. and lower
, 1880-02-27
T0taIs. .47D.W 4a,UU
Il. r. Jackson, writing in Do7lbusch of Feb. 3,

II IL 1aGh5U17 "rItInB III 7077UHS7s Ul EEU. y
says:
at this moment there Is healthy pause in the
downward m0ycment-thnt Is wclf-thrOugh the ptlr
ehascs hy Continental buyers Of wheat cargocs on
higher auotnons In the future. Altogether tho
tne1t Is taking much less than i absorbed .St yeaF
more thnn did the United Kingdom. Is not the
capactty of the United States good az tu 1871? The
a9c with wheat Is more. and future competition
promises to be decidedly more.
, 1880-02-27
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. a+-FLouR-Ma1tet dulH
Minnesota extras, medium, good s60; enotea
sS5; fancy. SGs7,&: Ohio cxtra, good. l0; Minnesota
patent process, f7.:5@Soa Rye hour in good demand
at s5.12aas52a .-..-
GRAiS-Whcat quiet; rejected, N"9&LS1 no.
red in elevator, <14a; No. 9 red, February. us 3D.
SLEEK asked March, 81 1874 bid, M.s94 asked; Apn.
sl49< bid, sl0 asked; May, s4s'4 bid. $l54 asfeo.
Corn dull. weak and lower; Western nt1eo On
track. &c; sail mixed February. 54c bid sc asxea;
asked; May. S3%c hid. &c asked Oats In buJes!
favor; rejected and No. 4 white +34gas54c; MOI
white. ia l'4fc; choice fancy do. Isc. ...,.
Western kettle. {7.S74gSs.tD; do steam, $7.6os16'%
BCrrEK-ffru, and unchanged.
EGGS-Dull and henry: Western. 1H31414c rrts
Gle
PErRoLEuM-Sominal;r redned, sAc
WH1skf-Nomtnaily unchanged or,
KECE1Prs-F1uur, 2,soo h7ls; wheat, 1t.uu ho e1ns
e. GOO bu; oats, 5;&O bu; rye, lu0O bu.
SHIPAESTS-Wheut OH bu.
, 1880-02-27
6+m95.4)
43}8>4D
4.1t94-40
3159lN
2Ha&3.T5
2G93.65
.2uts23.H
I1t134.15


n1o maintained fatr deree of activty throughout
er* bought freely between them the snnp1E Ta.
mG @ u saken Is ~ nP 4 It 20 for common good light
nId ~ Stss4t5 for poor to choice heAvy Eex sniG
under A:5 and NOT tuany above SIS Among the % hnr
transactions wore the following: e Ao nos
, 1880-02-27
BOSTON.

BOSTON, Feb. M-FLoUI-M0re active; NeSee4
supernne, s-00@5o5; COMMON extrss- saEsao' w. ~
diuua and fancy bakers spring wheats. &iSsS'-2' 49,
ter wheats. Ohio and Michigan. $d6e5s@a'1' eU a.s
brands held At s3.oo: Indiana, R7a974; St Louis.
<7.0a7.75; win ter wheat patents, s7959aao; 1'a''
sprtn. wheata, xi.225GaU- - ar49
GRA1S-Eorn fr1ucr; old high mixed held a. W %n1
&c Oats firm; No. white. &c; No white. ~ M
mixed and No, ) white, 41@4sc- Rye nom1nn" ~
changed. .~,.-. ,.d1S
BurrEn-Western choice creamery. 3aSo' A'N'~
pdcked :3Gn5G.
EGGS-l5QSfGc. s- ..., -. ~hest
KEcE1PrS-E1onr, 500 brls; corn. za0p na; "As'@
1y5ou bu.
SH1PMENrs-Co1n, LOCO bu-
, 1880-02-27

POTATOES-Wero qnot and steady. The street
amply supplied and there wns little cnil for car
loads. Stare lots we're quoted at 5tat,c per bu.
Pou1TRY-Wa, slow and lower. The offerings
were larxer and the dny warm. which mnde sellers
nuxt0u. to clnse the dressed stock Live poultry
was more plenty. Wild ducks were slow as s3okt,:D
ger Dozen Ghiekens dressed s@7e per y; turkeys.
geese. dressed. 5a6c perlh
SEEDS-Tm0thy more active, and opened
higher. at SIS for prime but subsequently fell back
to s p owing to free offerings. Sales we're made at
Said2.i5 The rest Of the fine seed closed out
yesterday At rs per by for s5o buEs *l0 per bag
in request scarce, and firm at $456937o primo
closing ut $.U Flax sold at S1G5 Hungarian was
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LIVE STOCK.
AVE*E3&<sss ~ +~A ..s..s*.-%. 1SUA3
Eays the Marx Ldne EtpTess:

According, the Man Ito ronto) "the Montreal
catt1e exportess finding their occupation gone. are
tnktnK up their qunrters ut Boston,. tn the United
states 1t the u. s. 4. cattle not allowed to come
TO the Canadian exporters, the Canadian exporters
accept the and 60 to the United States CATTLE
Just so. Will the Toronto press " acknowledges the
corn" ~
An official return recently published states that
during the year 1ST the number OF pigs in Prussia
discovered to be trichnous WIS 1G2 500 Us against
l'@1oo IN the previous yenr. NUMEROUS cases OF
t1ichinosts In man came under Observation. Com
menting upon the report the Mark Lane Express says:
1.-The question rs to the origin Of these outbreaks Is
greatly complicated By the fact that many of the salt
sides OF bacon largey imported from America are
often trfchnons, the proportion thus affected being
turned BY some authorities 1x per while Others
have found it. In their experience to be less than
per cent ofthe total numbers examined To pre-
vent the country being literally invaded by the dis
ease, Guvernulent bus been forced have RECOURSE
70 extremely strong measures No pork may be
oncred Tor sale as food for human consumption e1-
cep such Us has been personally inspected bT experts
specially approved to make microscopic examinations
OF II ana DECLARED By them TO be free from diseuse
.ttIILE%The demand was scarcely more active
than on the enrler days OF the week. prices Ger
tasnss no change for tho better ruling
AZ arounn In buyers favor The receipts were ngnin
pretty futi and. ndded to the stock made sr,n
piy materially IN excess OF the demand, enough cat
tle helng left over to probable wants of Fri
days market Sales ranged from $3-50ao7 for COM
mon 70 70 for extra. With the bulk 2.l5935o
shippnE steers The market closed as it opened dui
and weak A'
, 1880-02-27
QUOTATIONS..
E1trn Beeyes-Graded steers. 1rniohtn1 a5a

E3trn Beeves-Graded steers, Weighing l,450
cba,Ga %S ana RpUa npwards; :......:.:......s
Weighing 1,5tD to 1.XD ns ns.............,
Good e*-Ncll-futtened steers, weigh
ing 1,39 to LOO Ns....... .................s...
ing 1860 to l.22;50 rs.
Butcher*' stoca-Po5r to commo steers and
common e. choice cows for city slaughter,
otnG5 a Casue-Comnon cattle, weighing 100 to
i,M ms. ns..t:....;...;....:-. -..-:..:............
InieIaot-tlRht and thin COWS, heifess, stacs,
VGAls. per lft1 ms '''''~''' :
, 1880-02-27

DRESSED HOGS-Wera In moderate local demand
Mt nearly Wednesdays rnnge Of prices. The bulk Of
the snles brought *4a5@aM Sales were reported Of
II cars ut It sO495G2,{.
EGtS-Were easy at 12]fc per doz The receipts arc
Nbcg1 and the demand active
FtSfI+I.nke fish continue to show Rrent strength.
the lover lake ports heng and the stocks hero
lighter than usual There steady and firm mar
Ret for saltwater cured. We quote;
, 1880-02-27

THE FIRST NATIONAL bank OF CHICAGO
Has for sale large line of choice 6and per cent
Railroad First
MORTGAGE BONDS.
Milwaukee e. ST. Paul lists bearing per cent tue in
1905, nre for sale ut ITO and interest
, 1880-02-27
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Feb 36+-FLoUn-Steady ana na9
changed. ........-
Observation-Disclosures inactive; No. Wes.e1n
winter red. spot and February. FLO; March, aLssss
Lsasta: april, $i{o}f 5lfss Corn-Wasteru steaay,
Western mixed spot and February. sc; Marca. 75es
aS}4c; April, 5s{es5Hsc; Muy. 554s555kc; steamer 10
Oats dull, but steady: Western wnite, 11@Sc: 20
43dIE
HaT-Uncha7Red,
rKoyIs1oSs.Quiet and without change: waes.
BGTTEh-ttigher and active; prime 10 cdoEe VIZ"
ern packed. 2fes3Sc; roll, 31@23c.
EGGs-StcadT at lie.
PETnoLErM-Dull und unchanged.
GOffEE-Ffrm; Rio circne5 Eal@15Kd
-SrGAK-4net: 4 soft, Y3c
WH1sKy-Dull ut $L1Ua.Jl1L
EKEtGHTS-unchansed.
rnECEtrTs-FIour, :,5a7 br1s: wheat, AdD od' c''S
LII no bu: onts, 2sW bu.
SHIPMESrs-Wheat- Is 3o0 ou: coEn 8 100 ou
sALEs-Wheat, III 500 bu: com. $500 bu
, 1880-02-27

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Feb. 36.-FLouH-Ftrn af1a nos.
fancy, s12< bid; choice. sGas bid cash; $i0'a ae'
family. S. bid; treble extra, s555 bid.
CKAlS-Wheat easier; No. red. s1.29L.s4 CO.: ~:
sl-eA February; s1-a>s@lass March; $laaes.Ags 81
april; May; sl2sal 2s:l 1uns So.se* S.,e.
fl-233s bid Corn easter. S5hc cash; se3ss1as'
March; 371S936zc april; aEe3ssc Aay; 35c 'nns us
Oats dull and lower; :s3xc cash Rye hrm n o~
leg yduu and unchanged.
WHfSkT-Stealy 1T $1.0s. ~
PHovts1oSs-FuEk quiet: jobbiuE at ~ xLs5xa5tdn x & q
QEJ salt neatt quiet and unchnnEe at kH!g+ = ID
@6A Il 65tsE.75. Bacon steady ut 6ah sssss-a@ 3~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iGu brs; wheat o 900 bu: eorn'
15.oD bu: oats. 800 bu barley, AdD bn ,o . ,-oys
SuIrMESrs-Elour, 900 brls; Hheat, lu0 nu' S''~
500 bu.
, 1880-02-27
MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, Cal, Feb s6.-The following
are the closing quotations at the Stock Board:
, 1880-02-27

Withdrawn from store during Wednesday for
cay consumpton: Isl bu wheat, 432 bu corn,
,s96 bu oats, 3.0;1 bu barley.
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A Motto for 1880.

A have no sort OF sympathy with the
Republican party because Of that act,
and fecanss il jinstifsl and sustained il.
After such an act have no desire to sus.
tain the Republican party in any way.
would not vote for n party that would
carry through such u fraud. Think Mr..
Hayes was elected by fraud, aud l Il"
not mean to have il said that at the next
election, I had forgotten il. I do not say
that Mr. Hayes committed the fraud, bnt
it was committed BY bis party. have
no enmity to Mr.. Hayes. bat after the
fraud by which he became President l
could not vote for any person put up for
President on the Republican side who
did not disavOw the fraud committed. l
would not support any member Of that
party who had any sort Of mixture with
that fraud. l feel that the counting ont
isjust IN much fraud now ~ ut the time
IL was perpetrated. Charles Francis
Adams.
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Sheri6s Sale.

l.. Caspari. Liz, W. Mrs. Celina Chaler.
District Court, Parish of Natchit'ches'
No. 63lO.
ny virtue q writ of seizure and sale
d issued in tho above entitled aud num-
bored suit and to me directed. have
seized and will otter for sale to the last
and highest bidder ut the door OF the
Court 1fouse in tho city and parish Of
Natchitoches, on
Saturday, tho 18th day Of July. 1880.
at II A. NJ, tho following described
property, to.wit:
Tho undivided one-half interest in
and to q certain plantation, situated IN
tho parish of Natchitoches, on both
sides Of Cane River, containing about
four hundred and twenty-five arpents.
more or less. together with all the build
ings aud improvements thereon, and oe'
iuS tho same known a. the Oscar Chale1
plsut ation, and upon which the mortga
ger at present resides, said plantation i
bounded above on 10th sides Of said
river by lands belonging to Terence
Chaler.
Terms OF Sale:
Cssh-sub;sct to appraisemsnt,
SAM'L. 2. RAINES,
Jnna5. Sheriff.
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SHERIFF. Sale.

Sherih's Sale.
R. T. Buckuer T. Bro, in Liq., "a. John
Robinson.
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchstoches.
No. 1859.
DY virtue of q writ Of Fl. Fa., issued
ID in the above entitled and number.
ed suit and to me directed, have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
hiphest bidder at the door Of the Court
House in the city aud Parish OF Natchi-
Saturday, 7th day Of August. 1880,
at II A. NJ, tho following described
property. to-wit;
The undivided ono half interest in and
to certain tract Of land, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon
situated in tho Parish Of Natchitoches.
state Of Louisiana, iu section 8. town
shin 10, range s, containing 22O acres,
| moro or less, being part Of the tract
Of land acquired By John Robinson
| and Isaac Revels, in indivision al
Succession Sale Of Manette Fonte
not. on the End day Of December
| ISL. and designsted as lots IL, 3. 4,
and 6, on map Of lands filed in said Sue
cession, seized as property OF defendant
in above suit.
| Terms Of sale:
Cash subject to appraisement:
! SAM'L. P. RAINES,
| Jn,v 3. Sheriff.
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Ap,,strOphe 10 the Flag.

Freemen, unfurl your spansled flag,
Sing peans to its stripes and stars,
Nor in the dust its beauties drag,
That oft has shOne in freedoms wars
".rinmph's song now swells tho gale,
Its notes all freemen love to hear,
II sounds fonl Garfeld's fnn'ral wall,
But brings to honest hearts good cheer.
Beneath that pr"nd flags massive folds
We have often fought and won.
It still u tic on natnte holds
Well rally round it to man
And soon again we'll vsnquish foes,
Howe'er formidable they l~,
Alleviate our country'a woes,
Aud proudly hail her Jubilee.
The North with her cloutl.c lapp'd hills
Her Yankee hearts, all firm and true
Her pnrliug strean's--pellucid rilIs-
Her mountains heights and waters blue
United in one responsive voice.
And to tho rescue quickly come
Of Hancock the true. = nations choice
The South's adopted son.
| Then lot our banner float alOft-
We fear not death from fOeman's stee
Well conquer now where We have oft,
Tho business ofour cause wo feel,
Fresmen! dispell all sinking fears.
Your attle-cry-fame's Jubilee,
Will herald forth the mol0ch's tears,
| And crown with pride our nominee.
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Assessments.

Our efficient aud active Assessor.
Jdas P. johnson. informs % chat his
books foot up. 80 far. s5ss.2s. and
half his labols are not yet completed.
Truly. the outlook ID very promising
for NatchitOches. Reat estate has
gone up like u rocket. and We ques-
ton II there 10 any tor saIe at any
price. With q national Democratic
administration. aud al active RI
preventative from our District IN
Congress. there tal b. NJ daAnlty
In securing from the Government au
eouitable proportion Of the internal
Improvement fund for the Red River
valley. Then wilt commence an era
OF prosperity for Natchitoches.
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Assault and Battery.

Isaac Msnols, accused Of commit
ting an assa.,lton Alexander Bell. col'
ored, waiveds 4 exs1linltion before
Judge Lsvy ,ad sAs& bond for his
anpearah6ebeforo thG District Uoart
Il would not he fair to pass upon the
merits Of the case before % investi-
cation II had.
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A negro picnic ct Monroe. La.'
on the 9Th inst.. wound up 10 q row.
Richard Fulton. . policeman. while
eudeevoring to quiet the unruiy dsr'
kiee. Vas shot three times. and BIZ
recovery b considered doubtful. Two
negroee wore shot by stray bullets
The shootist, . negro. named jim
Flelde. made bio escape.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-17
THE LITERARY J.
Revolution.

The most successful revolution Of tho
century, and, to Amseiesa roe6ers Of
books. tho most important. Only beoks
Of the highest clasD 40 published b )s,
aud tho prices 40 low boyond ooUpori.
son with tho cheapest hooks 0vle b6fbro
issued. To illustrate ana denoaeetsts
these truths. W ssod H. 1elloMtaG hooks,
eli complete and unabridged, postpaid,
at tho prioes named:
Macoulay's
Life Of Frederick tho Great. rtsassr
price. tl.95. LafRe bssvlee Typ, asaa.
tifal print; price three cent?. 10
Ca1:lyle's
Life of Robert BuruSs. Former peioe.
|i!95. Large brewer type, hssatalel
print price three osnts. s'
Light Of Asia, -.
By Edwin Arnold. Forpee peies, olJ6O.
Beautiful print. brewer typs; psase Ave
cents. 1,-s
Thos. Hu9heoss
Msnliness Of Christ. rbrmse peice, log.
Beautiful print, BREWER type; price tAi1s
conts. sYes y
John Stuart Millsss.
Chapters on aoeislisn.. EaDays e 81.
ceeding interest and impeetonee. t1lco
three ceuts: rrs taF
Baron Munchauoon.
tlis Travels and Surprising Advoools.
Former price 3l.96. Bodryeoiee ~;
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Mary Queen OF Scots
Life. ~ Lamsrtins. loenee lelee1 Ms.
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three cents. 3teat'oa -, "a,
Vicar Of Walxenehe
tBy Olivee Goldsmith. Dsovioe NJ
beautiful print; prize ~ esste = 50,
BUNYAN's P1LGRu's Pxooa1n6.
Bourgeoiss typ, lsedsd; bsestlfIlpsistj
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Private Theat1.ica141
By author Of "splssowataD. ,Raq0t'
Small pics typ. ls6dsd; PIN twoSosts
(Stol.ie0 and BALLADS
For Young Dolln. b. Ellsa Ttaey An
With very 6no llluotSotio0o. oo1oc13ool
complete ftom hes book. LapDo ~
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Leaves from the Diary
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al Booksellers d
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JUDICIAL Advertisements.
Suecial Notice TO License Payers.

SuER1rr's OFFICE, Jnly 9, 1880.
All merchants and dealers subject u
a license tax. are hereby notified that I
have received the State and Parish hcen.
ses tor 1880, and that they must 10 paid
within 70 days, or shall proceed a. the
law directs.
SAM'I.. =. RAINFS.
july lott. Sheriff 4 Tax Collector.
Sheri1f's Sale.
A. Maranovich W. L. Poche.
Parish Court. Parish Of Natchltoches.
No. 1860.
ny VIRTUE Of a writ Of Fl. ia. issued
ID in tho above entitled and numbered
suit and to me directed, have seized
and will offer for sale (" the last and
highest bidder 1T the door Of the Court
House in tn. city and parish Of Match
itOches, on
Saturday. July 18th. 1880.
the following described property. to'w't :
A certain tract Of land on the right
bank Of Cane River, descending. with
all tho front and depth tlerunto belong
ing aud with all tho buildings and I'M.
provements thereon. containing ldu
acres, more or less, bounded above by
lands Of D. r. Carroll, below hy lands Of
Oscar Chopin, in rear Ivy lands Of per
sons unknown and in front by Cane River
aud being the plantation on which DC
fondant now resides
Terms Of Sale:
Cash. subjsct to appraisement:
SAM'L. P. RAINES,
| lima 5-tds. Sheriff.
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Suicide.

Suicide.
Justice Levy Last Tuesday. held an
inquest on the body Of colored
child. named Isaish Taylor; aged
two years. found drowned Ii tho riy:
or. Verdict in accordance with the
facts.