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Theatre.

Another good-sized audience at
tended the Theatre last night, bat mol
nearly so large as on the preceding
night. The bad state OF the weather
undoubtedly kept a great many away.
Tire Lost Snip" was repeated and
went of smoothly end brought out
frequent applause, while the two act
comedy which concluded the enter
tainment created a great deal oil
mirth. and sent the audience home in
a good humor. but at a rather late
hour.
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The Egyptian Mysteries.

Notwithstanding the inclemeni
weather last night, there Whs : fair
attendance at Jennings Hall to wit
ness again the entertainment bsing
given there nightly, 1.-The Egyptian
Mysteries" and "Hindoo Shadows.
The applause wAs frequent and
showed that the audience appreciated
the entertainment. It will be re-
pested at the same place and hour
IL morrow e7eniDg.
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Extension Of Time.

Utah Central, Utah and Northern,
Utah Southern and Utah Soathern
Extension will extend the time on
their Conference Tickets; good to re.
turn till October 18th inclusive: but
those parties going over the U. P.
R. 3. aud U. & N. K. r. will have
to return Monday the 11th. o10
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Auction.

Commencing Monday, Oct. IL, at
10 am, No 1857, Third South
street, west of Cliff House. Governor
Neil, On account of departure from
this territory, has instructed me to
sell bis entire Household Furniture a.
auction, consisting of p&rlor, bee
room, dining room and kitchen furn.
iture, an elegant grand square piano
in rosewood, carpets, wsrdrobss, easy
chairs, sofas, ETC., etc. Everything
first class and in GOOD order.
o10 II. A. REED. Auctioneer.
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PRIESTHOOD MEETING.


A priesthood meeting was held il
the Salt Lake Assembly Hall las
evening, a continuation of the
meeting of Friday night; there being
large attendance both times. Al
the meeting on Saturday night,
Apostle Orson Pratt arose and stated
that the Quorum OF the Twelve
Apostles had, upon consideration,
deemed il expedient at the preseni
time to reorgsnize the First Presidency
OF the church, left vacant since the
death of President Brigham Young.
The Twelve Apostles bad unani.
mously agreed to support President
John Taylor, as President OF the
church; to place Apostle George
%. Cannon as first and Apostle Joseph
Z. Smith as second counselors to tbs
First Presidency. The names were
then put to q vote of the meeting
separately, for the several offices
named, and we're sustained without q
dissenting voice.
Apostle Pratt then stated
that the Council had deter
mined to suggest Apostle WiIfsrd
Woodruff for the President OF the
council OF the Twelve Apostles. This
was put to vote aad Apostle Woed-
ruff unanimously sustained by the
priesthood meeting.
Apostle Pratt then stated that this
left a vacancy Of three in the Quorum
of the Twelve Apostles. and that the
Twelve hsd upon consultation, decided
to fill two of these vacancies with
Fraucis N. Lyman, and John Henry
Smith. son of the late President Geo
A. Smith. No determination had
yet been reached regarding the filling
OF the third vacancy. The names
of F. NJ. Lyman and John Henry
Smith were then put 10 the meeting
and were also unanimously sustained.
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WAIVED, a fret class House
keeper, capable of taking charge OF
house in sll departments. If not
skilled In cooking, but willing to be
taught. permanent place can be found,
with good wages, in a small family,
by applying at this Office. None
other than a first class woman need
apply. No girls wanted. o5
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Just Received.

An Elegant Assortment OF Ladies' ,
Misses and Children's Oloaks, Dol
mans, Jackets, Suits and Underwear.
Latest Styles in Bonrets, Hats, Trim
mings; an Endless Variety Of Rih-
bons, Ties. Flowers and Ornaments.
Unusual inducements offered to the
Wholesale. Trade I J. G. Brooks, ~
Main street. $50
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To GREAT BRITAIN.

Albert Story Goodwin, Beaver.
John Archibald McAllister. Logan,
Alexander Burt, Salt Lake City.
Joseph W. Burt, {"
William Jack, Manti.
William O. Rydalch, Grantsvi.le.
William Cooper, 9TH ward, city.
John Wiser, Lewiston.
Joseph Robinson, Paysou.
Alfred Best, 9TH ward, city.
Edwin Human, 10th ward, city.
George II. Spencer, North Jordan.
Joseph L. HolbroOk, Bountiful.
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Will Sell Chean.

I am tired OF the Secondhand
Business and positively DO intend to
wind up my interests in Salt Lake
City. My stock consists of Household
GOods, Horses, Carriages, etc. The
Largest Stock in the Territory.
oil JOHN CRANE,
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To Settlers.

For the next thirty days ! will be
ct the Unitsd States Land Office in
this city, where 1 will receive the
Filings of Settlers for Lands of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company.
oil VIM. SINGER, JR.
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A Bargain in Kid GLOVES.

We received to-day 100 dozen OF
the celebrated Victoria Kid Groves.
IN Street shades, which We will sell at
65c. per pair. This is the best glove
ever offered at that price in this city.
s25 COIN BROS.
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Watches and Jewelry

or warranted make and quality for
sale. Also Repairs done at E. ].
swaner & Co.'S, Main street. o10
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PERSONAL.

DR.. J. N. Benedict leaves this
afternoon for Logan, in company
with DR.. o. G. Ormsby. he goes on
surgical bnsiness.
Geo. ". Thatcher. Esq., super
intendsnt OF the q. & N. r. z. re.
turns to Logan this afternoon.
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Furniture.

You are invited to call tomorrow
and examine Bsrratt Bros. Stock of
Furniture ct 123 to l31 MAiu street.
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Furniture.

Barratt Bros. l23, 125. 127, 12o
and 13l Main etreet, invite y to
call and examine their prices. Their
stock is large, new and cheap. o5
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How's Your Organs?

Organs Cleaned, Tuned and Re.
paired By Magnus Olsen. Office at
Iareless NJ usic Store. Reference
Prof. Careless. s16
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Three Doors Below Godbe's

Is swAner & Co.'S Watch and
Jswelfy Establishment. o1O
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s25

The MAcKINEoN PkE will supersede
the steel Pen as efeotuslly as the
latter did the old-time quill. d. Il.
A, CJLMER, agent for Dab
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War with Turkey.

One thousand Frames from ten
cents 10 ten dollars, at
IS SAvAGE's ART Bazaar.
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Our Notices:

Guarantee quality" And ''EslI at
Low Margins. 3
olO E-J. swANER & Co.
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QUEEN ELIzABETH.


Learning by public announcement
that the great Protestant Play OF Eli
zsbeth. Queen OF England. written
by our fellow citizen, Edward w.
Tullidge, Is to be read in the Salt
Lake Theatre, on the 18th ofOctober,
We, the undersigned ladies of Utah,
cordially extend our patronage to
further this illustration oftae greatest
woman tina. ever sat ca a monsrch'e
threne:
p. W. Woodruff, Annie n. Cannon.
Nelli Oolebrook, Romans B. Pratt,
Elizabeth Howard, Hannah T. King,
Helen n. Whitney, N. Isabella Horne,
Louisa T. Wells, Mary A. Freeze,
Frank g. Wells, L. K. Ship,
Cally Wells. kliza r. Snow,
Lottie Claridge, Tina ID. II. Young,
Lyde Wells, Sarah NJ. Kimball,
Emeline Wells, Emmeline B. Welis,
4 E. Mantle, Tina Y. Williams.
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Tenn and Jerry.

Hot Irikh, Scotch, Ram, and sill
hot drinks served daily at the
Occidental" o10
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NoW'S YOUR TINE - Good
BUTTER at 15c. per pound ct
OF G. w. DAVIS.
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Hst Tenn & jerry.

Auer / Murphy's Winter spsci-
alities, conoocsed in their inin-
liable style. o1O
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z. Swansr GO.

Can please you in Elegant Jeweiry.
Cheap as the cheapest o10
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D. @. YOUNG, Civil Engineer and
Architect. Office. il Old Constitution
Building. P. D. Boz 654. 81
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Organs.

The best snd cheapest at Careless
Musical Emporium, First South
street. o6
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FINE SALT, Coo. per 100 at
Il G F. Books.
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T. A. Lyme. the veteran actor. will
read TulIidge's great play of Eliza
BETH" at the Theatre on Friday
evening next.
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The Union Pacific vas little over
three hours late on Saturday night,
and the Utah Central waiting, the
mail did not arrive until it Wss much
too late to distribute.
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They met, they smiled, they wept, they
loved,
BE called her Jane, shs called him
Thomas
A richer man rode down th 9 lane,
And Tom brought suit for breach Of
promise q
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Mr.. Boyd Park, on Saturday. was
elected member OF the board OF
directors OF the Wood River Mining
Company, vice Mr.. Mcqueen, re-
signed.
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"'Twss bright, twas heavenly,
but tits past" We knew the decent
weather we have been enjoying for q
few days past could not last. l! bad
70 rain.
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Yesterday morning. as the fremen
were clearing the underground water
sec ACROSS West Temple street, the
hose bursted, and a gentleman pas
sing was treated to free bath. 1t
was funny to see him jumping from
side to side. the hose following, ike
the Wrilhing of a snake. Ii also
frightened team, which started to
run away, but was stopped before it
had got Roadway.
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It rained very heavily on Saturday
morning, drizzled through the day
with intermittent sunshine, and
about $50 O'Clock last night genuine
winter was introduced with a steady
snow fall, which continues "a We 20
to press.
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Succession Nle.

Succession Of r. E. Bssn / Z
DY Virtue Of % order Of tho hec.! ln, II.
ID Court of tho parish Of Nseee' M
I will offer for ssle TO tho let ~
cot bidder at the door Of tho ecese.s
10 tue city and pasish Of Nstshiseo. !"
Saturday. 81 Day Of Apnl -.
between legal hours d eale ths '
ing described property, to'vit: =. -
Tho north east quarter o( noete ~
quarter F.; the north west quarter asS
west quarter /; tho south wet aoaIas -.
north west quarter E; tho south G.!
ter of north west quarter TIE 49, .. ~
Quarter of north east quarter 9 3tsi
q, township 10, range 10, coesa,n,s!
hundred acres, aud The north -
ter Of NORTH west half; tho nots1 -.
half of tho north east qael.
the north east quarter; the ~
eat quarter Of north 81.
aud south west quarter q .Sis
ssst quarter Of section y :sa'e wv = ~.
ma range containing two haadse,se ..:f
Iot No. / Of section Il township y
8. quantity unknown tho mr.. . ~
Quarter Of south west quar- ~
south west quarter ef eosss 70
Quarter of north west quar-, -
moran east quarter Of south ~ 3 ~.
Of section 81, township 10: !, $780, -
tanning seventy three W-'W s0'~
Itr,rs Of 6sk.
Cash-sabjset TO apps.S;:::ssS;s9Sssin I'm.
TCb. 81.
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Also. % aot to enforce article 81
AZ the constitution, and to make tue
naorsa>ry appropriation " pSv the
outstanding indebtedness Of the CON-
olitutional convention.
By Representative Henry An act
70 regulate the making and publica.
ton OF statements by insurance CON.
mniee and associations, and pres.
c,ibiog the penalties for violations OF
this at.
The following bills have passed
both H0uSes, been approved By the
Governor and officially promulgated :
Az oct to carry into eject article
100 OF tho constitution OF THE State,
prohibiting tho ssle or giving away
suy intoxicating drink or drinks Oh
election dsy, ct or within one mile OF
any precinct whore elections may Be
hoid.
40 oct authorizing tho Governor Of
tho State OF Louisiana to employ
counsel to assert the rights OF the
State TO lands donated to the State
by tho Federal government, or TO
recover the value OF said lsnds In
money or scrip.
40 act authorizing the Governor oil
the State TO employ council TO rep.
resent the State 10 the Supreme Court
Of the United States, In the case oil
the State OF New Hampshire against
the state OF Louisiana.
An oct to regulate the practice ol
dentistry 10 the State Of Louisiana.
An act prescribing the manner oil
changing parish lines and Of remov'
log parish seats.
Al act to provide for the transfer
Of csuses pending In the courts e.
tabltshed by the constitution OF 1861
to the courts established by the con
otituti0n OF 1879.
An act TO facilitate the trial o.
causes on the Ordinary Docket OF thu
Supreme Court Of the State OF Lou
isiana.
OBSERVER.
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Sheriff. Sale
Keyser T. 1cKenns, 70. Parish Of Match.
49,. itochoo.
District Court-No. 1902.
DY virtue Of . writ of Fieri Facias 10.
ID sued in tho above entitled aud nun.
bered suit and to No directed. have
seissd aud viii oder for sale to the lest
and highest bidder ct the door Of tho
Court House in tho city and parish Of
Natchitoches on
Saturday, lst day Of May, 1880.
tho following described property. to.wit :
Forty thpassuds "a, 0o0) bricks, moro
or Lee, aand and cement forming and
constituting tho brick pavement extend.
ing from = point opposite the corner Of
Masonio Hall, On Second street to and In
front and around tho Court House to tho
extreme Southwest corner of tho Court
House.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash-with tho bsasdt Of appraise.
Dont.
L. 1. DEDLEUI.
March n. ShsrlG,
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
Sheriff. Sale.

Sheriff. Sale.
Meyer, Weis + Co, ". Mary Virginia
Smith.
District Court, Parish Of Nstchitoohes.
No. oS9e.
QY virtue of . writ Of seizure aud ssle
ID issued in tho above entitled and
numbered suit and to mo directed. have
seiIed and will offer 10 tho last and high.
sst bidder ct tho door Of the Court House
in tho city and parish of Nstchitochss, on
Saturday, the let day Of May, 1850,
between the legal hours Of sale. tho fol.
lowing described property, to-wit::
All that certain tract or parcel Of laud
on tho right bank of Little river. dos.
cending. and sitnated 10 the parish Of
Natchitoches, State Of Louisiana, being
tho same tract of land acq tired by John
H. Cunningham Of James Noble, through
his Attorney in fact, 8. NJ. Cade, by act
passed before VIM. Payne, Recorder. GU
tue 9th OF December, 1862 oy said Noble,
by oct passed beioru sai,l Recorder, on
tho 18th day If October, 1850; bounded
above by lands belonging to Jos Psrot.
+. m. O., or to Rosalie Perot, universal
legatee Of said Jos. Perot, and below by
lands Of tho estate Of Juo. Bstists Clou.
tier, sold from boundary for whatever
quantity it may contain, and without
guaranty % 70 quantity, subject to thu
uservation made in tho act from Soldini
to Mobiles, Of fifty feet front on said laud,
at tho upper corner, joining Jos Perot,
{. "a Q. BY . depth Of two hundred and
Rty feet with oil the buildings and im.
provomonts thereon and sppurtensnces
thsreunto belonging, acquired Ivy Catlin
Preston, deceased, from Ed. Woodbridge
by act Of sale. passed before E. r. Ha.
gan, on tho 5th Of January, 1860.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash-subject to appraisement.
L. 4, DEBLIEUX,
March 81. Sheriff.
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OBITUARY..

Departed this life on the 9Th inst.
Of pneumonia, LUKE 2. RADl3lCA,
con Of the late Luke Radestcn, Of
VIM parish, La, In the S0th year OF
Poor "Koouey!" % he wss called
By bic lsmiliar0-in Q land OF stran.
gero, tar feom friends, and the loved
ones Of homo. BIZ gentle spirit pass:
cd 20 tho bright and eternal realms OF
peace. Born, reared and educated
10 Louielsoe, there we're but feW
young men better and more favor.
ably known than "Xoony" Radesich.
For four yearo be Was student ct
Ii, State Uoitersity when be sl
Wsyo etood high, both 90 Q scholar
and Q peerless gentleman.
After leaving the Untversity Of L..
he entered tho Untversity OF New
York where he graduated % . civil
R.turoiug home, hs soon entered
UPON tho active dulles and relations
Of life, and early demonstrated u
tho world the noble qualities 10 him
and that opportunity Was only r.
quired to bring them out Ia their
lrueet and brightest c0lJrs.
No student Of college, no neighboI
Who understood aud knew how 70
appreciate genuine chivaley, but
loved and admired him-and this Cd.
miration va not tho evsueoceot nit.
ting OF simple friendship, but It bed
Ito birth 10 . higher 90 boiler source
which syringe from problty, mennero
and . heroic devotion 10 nte'e great
duties and Q deairo to Suloll thai
greet mandate, do unto others u
| You would that they should do unto
you."
Farewell, "Kooney I" The vene
rxble friend whose pen nov twine|
tho laurel and the cypreoe % . tetb
ute 20 thy memory will mingle Q tea
OF sympathy With those OF thy aee<
mother, thy only sieter and ~!
brothers. and 0ill reaervo Q opot u
tho deep, still chambers OF bic hear
where that memory shall be cherish
ed % . divinity.
How sleep tho good who sink to rest,
nv oil their couutryis wishes blest,
| When Spring With dewy fingers cold,
! Return 70 deck their hallowod mold,
| She there shall dress sweeter cod.
Than fancy feet have ever trod.
FRIEND.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

~SS~0OO00~oN
Succession Of Roeelin Raohal De61
DY virtue of On order Of To T.
ID judge Of the Probate Court ~
Parish Of NstohitochD. STATE d u
isiana. and 70 mo directed, / wi4 -
for sale ct my reeldeuce on Red tiVvl, q
tho hour Of II H., On ri eat
Wednesday. slst day q xesoA (l
tho following described property be1
ing to said 6ucoesaion, to.wit: Csoas
uity property.
The undivided half Of . eeetaie ~.
Of land, with the buildings and ~
ments thereon, situated ID - 80
Natchitoches, on tho east baok ~L
or Athe0 river, being claim NJ
township No. 2, range No. 1 ~
NJ. 70, 10 township No. rasC =
containing altogether w lueese n.
forty acres, bounded above By lsea
lougiug to tho Succession of - ).
Metoyer aud G. w. Thonpeoo, ~
low by lands Of Mathew HestsoC. ,ido'
Ttrms Of Sslt: s.t,s.
Cash, without appraissmsat =
debts aud discharge Community
ti0ns. WHIT. A. CU1!, !
Feb %. Admia's(sae.
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SheriR's Sale. II g %
b. A. Wslmsley, Agent, " asety
Gross.
Parish Court-No.-
DY Virtue Of writ q Fl. F. iesssl
To- iu tho shove entitled and nunboel
suit and to me directed, have soilll
and will offer for sale to tho Let 81
highest bidder ct the door .o( " Sea!(
house in tho city and parish 81 NaeeA'
itoches, on III.
Saturday, March 9Th. 1850.
! 1t Il m. tho following dsseslbsd m
| erty to.wit: : = e,f
Three bales Of cotton.
Two cows, ono calf.
One black mare, one wagon,
1srxs Of 6als:-
Cash subject to sppraisement. ~"
L. A. DEBLlEUx.
March lS-tdR. ohoelG
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE.

7 ONT between our Office and tho Court
II House, in tho city Of Nsethitoches, .
largo envelope containing several se.
counts, and tho following Promissory
Note for tho oum of Sixteen Hundred and
Seventy-six Dollars, with eight per cent
interest from 1877, drawn and dated,
Louisiana, - 1877, in favor Of, and to
tho order Of W. I. N. Dickson, and sign
ed by Samuel Hyaes and Y. Hynes iu
solido. The said Note being indorsed by
tho drawee to our order, oil persons are
hereby warned and notified not to trade
for, or receive the same, - II is only val.
id in tho hands of tho undersigned.
LEVY & SCARBOROUGH,
March q, 1850. Attorneys.
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Sherif'S Sale.
SheriR's Sale. m
t.5a Fl
Payne, Dsmeron & o., MI
BroodWell. -
District Oourt-No aoee,

District Oourt-No 3eee.
DY Virtue of . writ of Fl. F.. ~,
ID in the above entitled and nunIssi
suit and to me directed, l have asi..s
and will offer for sale to the ~ NJ
highest bidder. at tho door Il n.
courthouse, in tho city and paHi i
Natchitochcs, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of April IN.
at IL m the following described m,
erty to-wit:
A certain plantation, known y ~
Pres Aux Cleres plantation, with Ill ~
singular the buildings and iuprove1eos
thereon, situated on tho right baak I
Red river descending. (Stats q Lss6.
lana, Parish of Natchitoches) ~
twenty miles above tho town Of NIL.
itoches, bounded above by lands nsv Z
lately bslonging to Il. L. Hysua, ~
containing six hundred and thirty
loo acres.
End. A tract of land In the rear q IL
attached to said plantation coataiaAae
one hundred and thirty -four g. 100 NM
bounded on the Northwest BY lando CT
or lately belonging to Z. L. HysmA q
the East by section No. IS, township 4
range 8 aud on the South BY sectiea Il
2, township 10, range 9. We
3rd. The undivided half Of . tsoetd
| land in section IS, township 10, rsaee1
formerly owned by H. L. Bennett asdL
N. Hyams, containing two hundred ~
wenty nine 2O-lO0 acres. BOUNDED q
tho Northeast BY land now o. laa,ly
belonging to Benjamin Grape, Ealt n
section No. IS, township 10 range :, q
on the South side by section No. &, teW.
ship 10, range 8. East.
4th A tract IT psrUel Of land boiae
lot No z, and tho East half Of IL Nal6.
vest quarter of ssction No. 3, tovaahla
10 rsnge 8, West, containing 90 30,
bred aud fourteen 76.l00 acres. tt tn
last mentioned tracts being moe iIlll
described 10 On oct Of sale and aeqlk
tsuce ftom r. W. 8inmous b ~
Broadwell of date 9Th Fob. l670. ofnoeeo|
in tho Recorders office Of tho Parish d
Natchitoches.
| Terms Of Sale.
Cssh-subject to sppesisement.
L. A. DEBLIEu1
March l3.tds, HheeaG.
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NOTICE.

6ucceasiou OF ]. Emile Rat ~.
L'MlLE R0sT, having dl,d !. -
u Clerks Office bic Final 49,!
tho Succession Of ] Emile Rat ~!
Notice is hereby given to all 49,. s.ea
interested to show cause vitk;s \.
days from this publication. VII, INV =. ~
same should not w homolorats&. y. ~
the Administrator discharged ~ n.
bond cancelled.
Witness the Hon. ]. N. B. r..,.
Judge of said Court, this 9@th n, :
March, A. D., 1850. =
1850. JNO. LAplAcR I,
March 27.-N. Deputy 49,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-03-27
Sherirs Sale.

Oasperi & Dietrich VI. Thos. HanDo2
Parish Court, No Sol. a.
DY virtue Of . writ Of ii. FL iosel IL
ID the above entitled and nunbsUol
sait s cd y - aisesiea s1 + ,vs ~
highest bidder OF tho dooe Of ~ can't
house in tho city and Parish Of Na1ea-
toohes,on a9Tsltw n Il
Saturday. March s7th. lsoe q
ct IL 10. tho following described pse)Qg
~, to Wit: ,a., # y.,trn9
One marc.
Two colts.
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Cash-subjeet to appraiee1eaA g ae
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March l3.tds. - o60E