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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09
For Sale.

A fine lot Of Walnut furniture nearly
new. Stoves, crockery and queens
ware. A good gentle horse, harness,
buggy, saddle, hay and many other
articles.
The owner h going East, and will
sell at q sacrifice.
IfyOu want good bargain call i'm
mediately Mt the Baptist parsonage
corner Of Ash and Eighth streets. l-w
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

Tom Cavanaugh's tool across the
alley is ut his old job Of inventing his
"bugaboO stories about what Is to
happen or to be done. His prophe-
cies have turned out 50 poorly that
people are beginning to think that he
is nothing but a witless. aislle-headed
fraud, and not worthy of notice.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

The Greenbackers Of the County
will meet At the City::HaIl, SATURDAY
ssp1snber II, at O'Clock P n. foI
the purpose of organizing . County
Central Committee, and also . city
club Ii isdesired that We have good
representation from all over the
county. p.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

Messrx Graf 4 West talk of building
an addition to their building, for bath
room purposes. A well-con.lucted
bathing establishment could be made
profitable.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

There is an accomplished young lady
at Bavaria who has withstOOd the
Establishments Of all the boys for
months, yea years, to surrender at last
to a stranger who has been there but a
few weeks. The marriage took place
about three weeks ago, and all the fell
lows are raying in their envy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

Tuesday was one Of those days that
a poet would call "cheerful"-provided
he was snugly ensconced by the fire
side and looking out toward the win
dow panes all tracked up with the cold
mist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09
Grain Market.

Messrs. +. GOo,lnow & 20. report
the following prices for grain: Wheat
No. =, G6c; No. 5, GO a. 6sc; No..4, IS "a
IS C; REL, i5e;t,9 J0c: Corn, =, a. 25c
shelied corn, % a. Pc; Oats, 81 "a pc;
Rye, .,dtG 60c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

In another column appears the an
nouncement Of Col. J. q. Spjvey, who
proclaims that he is a Candidate for ~
election Ia the Office of County At
,orney. So well have the legal affairs
of our county been attended to during
the past two years that there seems to
tn be almost 4 unanimous wish that
Col Spivey be continued i'm the Office
We believe il would be hazardous fo
an opponent to enter the field, anu We
do not believe he will have one His
retention in this Office is almost a
certainty. All parties favor him, and
he will no doubt he elected without OPP
position Col. Spivey il one Of the
ablest lawyers Of this section Of the
state, and our county is fortunate In
being able 10 command his services a.
its counsellor and legal representative
We are for Spivey first, last and all
the time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09
A Coed Chance,

For sale OF rent-a good business
house and lot. centrally located on
Main Street. LindsbOry, Kansas.
House 0x 30: q good store glass
front, four good dwelling MONS up
stairs; cellar. out house. &c. &c. All
in good repair. For Information en-.
quire Of JOHN GALLAGHER,
a'-tf Lindsborg, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

Mr. James Johnston saw a horse tied
to a wagon passing on the street about
i O'Clock. last Friday evening, which
80 nearly resembled his own, that he
concluded TO take look ut it, and
perhaps buy. He hailed the man in
the wagon and approaching, discover
ed that il was his own horse When
he asked the man what he Was doing
with his horse the fellow winked and
said The boys had tied him to his
wagon. After taking the horse home
Mr.. Johnston made inquiries Of neigh
bors about the affair. who informed
him that the man drove up To where
Johnston's horse was picketed, pulled
the picket, threw the rope over the
seat of his wagon. and got in and
drove Off 1t was pretty bold piece
of business Throughout. Johnston
searched the town for his man but
could not find him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

SHILOH'SCATARRH REMEDY,
. marvellous Cure for Catarrh. Dipthe-
ria, Canker mouth, and Headache
With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal injector for the more successful
treatment Of the complaint, without
extra charge. Sold by Howard NJ.
Sale.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

Cash to loan, In any amount. on any
time, on Personal Security, Chattels.
Real Estate or Railroad Contracts; and
payable when you please.
JOHN W. BERKs,
soft Banker and Broker, Salina, KS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

Re-opened-Libbey's Photo. Gallery.
Go and see the surprisingly cheap
books sold by Whitehead 4 Seaman.
Clothing at cost, at MARYLAND,
bod ye 4 Moore's.
Farmers, go to Lays for your lunch
Is.
All the boys buy their nobby hats
at Ober & Hageman's.
Clothing at cost. at MARYLAND,
Dodge & Moore's
Go to Campbell < Tuthill's for your
Dry Goods and Groceries
All sizes Stet-on hats now in stock
AT MARYLAND, Dodge x Moore's
Go to Lays for Ice cream. II is the
best.
Highest cash price paid for hogs at
Bartlett and jenkins,
The best shoes for ladies, misses and
children in the city-for the price
MARYLAND, DODGE 4 MOORE
New ginghams just received, at
MARYLAND, Drige 4 Moore.
Seasonable fruit always found at the
City Bakery
New fall prints just received, nj
MARYLAND. Dodge 4 Moor~'s
Clothing, eiothiRg!. Ciothing,!!
now Is the time tn buy cheap, cheaper,
cheapest, at Ober 4 HAgemsn's-
To reduce clothing we will sell for
the next D, days At cost
MARKLAND. DoDsE 4 moore
Ice cream delicious ~ the nectar Of
the gods at q. J. Lays
Great hargains in Grcceriss at Ober
4 Hageman's-
Highest cash price paid for Farmen'
produce, chickess, eggs butter, ETC.,
by Jesse Frarat Shute's Meat Mar.
ket si4t
The nobbis>t, best and cheapest
stock Of Boots and Shoes In the city.
Come and see 1t Ober 4 Hageman'x
Call and examine our ladies, misses
and ehildren's shoes. Tor every day and
substantial wear
AARKLAxD,3 DoDGE 4 NOoRE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

SsAs 4 Aa..ss. o,frs1ssa
n - 00-ns
VyOr q, AssvA1 ssas6.A o. IL sAss~ss.s~<
$1,000. E1sa.As<A 4 naAssss- - - yss
= tnoSDsaant@1 0sua - - ssssss sA~ssss -
49, a m1A-sss b DAssses9. 80 80. ssS
- 001, , Ss1se1Ass us =. - 80
AZ - essns.s - = "A 81 q ssssS.s. A
- -, ADsaa v0 - va1sssS sDtgS ys.-
- Ax1s6 - ears - esaseJ q ~ DAass eAn-
ave - shDrsg = 9ga ssSs9 - - as
Are ulxzDgYD 4 1IlnDt N.
49,, AsQrs ~ ~ IA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09
The Topeka Fair.

We have received complimentary
tickets and premium list of the Shaw
nee County Agricultural Fair to he
held at Topeka, October 9Th to stb,
1850 The premiums offered are the
most liberal of any single county in
the State, and competition is open to
the world.
Among the pleasant and attractive
features of this fair is public speaking
by eminent statesmen and others. We
notice that General Stewart l.. Wood
ford, of New York, the most eloquent
man i'm public life in the United
States. has been engaged to deliver an
address on October eth. We hope the
people of this community will note
this date, and that q great many Of
them will avail themselves Of the OPP
portunity to hear this grand orator.
The railroads will sell round trip tick
cts to Topeka during the fair for one
and One-fourth fare
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

Kassss csatrsi Fosadp.
Iron and brass castings, stone fronts,
columns. machine repairs, horse pow
er and cane mills, engine repairs, &c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09

I have twenty-five head of young
stock for sale-steers and heifers.
A. c. WILLARD, Bavaria,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

I hereby announce myself candidate for re-
election to the Office of County Attorney, at the
ensuing fall election. JOHN IL sflNEf-
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14

owoer. Capt. Dick sinnott. Tits y
Tie epleudid steamer Jesse K. Bel,
Just built at Louisville for the Red
river trade. According to all re.
ports there Is 40 fiaer steamer a1oat
% the Mississippi or its tributaries.
which is equivalent TO saying that
no finer boat floats anywhere. She
takes rank with those marvels OF
floating architecture tor elegance.
rontnrt. capacity and speed, the
L ", Natchrz. City OF Greenville, J:
VI. White, C,nnon. Richardson and
Gay, and will be the finest boat that
has ever showed her PROV through
me waters Of Red river a. far up -
Grand Fore. The Bell 10 295 fe {
long. 40 feet beam and y feet dept.
OF hold an her hull IL . model Of
grace and durability. The cabin is
= thing OF beauty. admirably de.
stgned. elegantly furnished and art.
is ically painted. The state rooms
are unusually large and comfortable,
and all the cOuveniencee for the
comfort Of passengers Ia to be found
in and around the cabin Of this foe
boat. In size, instruction, sperd,
equipments aud furniture, the Bill
will be without q peer Ia the trade
for which she has been entered, and
is destined to create q genuine ean.
.AttOn when she appears In Red
river. This will be In the course OF q
few days.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14
OBSERVER.
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine.

The March number Is promptly on
our table. taking precedence OF all
It's contemporaries. 1t Is, ia every
respect, most admirable one; q reli.
gi0us, pure and moral tone preva les
its pages, and still they abound with
articles which appeal to all tastes
and all classes, and from the perusal
Of which the reader cannot fail to
derive both entertainment and edi.
6cation. There are 80 many good
things that It is difficult to select the
m0st notable features. The opening
article. by Hart Lytton, entitled "Es.
Their Brsndon's Mission Glass;" is q
very pleasing narrative OF the lady's
experience 10 the Mission. 1.-THE
Puritan Revolution" by Rev. Lamar
Abbott, is replete with the stirring
incidents resulting In the organizs.
tt0n Of the Puritan party under
Cromwell. Those admirable articles
on "The Prosecutions" by Alfred II.
Guernsey, are concluded 10 this mum.
Der with most int resting paper on
THE Prosecutions Of the Hueue.
1ots, ia France under Louis XIV.
The two very interesting serials.
BE, the Nailmaker's Daughter"
and Little Hipges," are continued,
and there are several short stories by
popular writer's. 1he subject mo.
3 Of 1.-THE Children Of the Bibte."
IL ''lsaac. the Child Of Promise"
Al elaborate article on the late
Frank Leslie. by the editor with Il.
iustrsti0ns,) Is = beautiful tribute to
the rtistlc and personal merit Of the
deceased. There are poems OF great
excellence, sketches, essays. sdven.
lures. etc., and musical compost.
ZION, Il Have q Glorious Hope"
words and music written for this
magazine by Augusta Browne Gar.
rett. Que hundred and twenty.eiKht
quarto pagrs AMI 100 illustrations;
tue price OF u single copy Is cents. Or
o l'er xDDum. pstpaid. Address,
Frank L-~lie's Publishing House,
So IS AMI 81 P,rk Place. Nv York.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14
Terms OF Sale !:
Succession SEX.
Succession OF R. E. Burke

60CC9O9lO0 OF n f. OVso
DY Virtue Of IN order Of The Hoe. 5 :s'
d Court Of the parish Of Nsseel;s ~
| will offer for sals to tho lest asa
est bidder ct the door Of the ccesks~
iu tue city aud parish Of Naseb'''''
Saturday, Feb. alst, ls0'
between legal hours Of sslc ths
ing described property, to'wit: - -
The north east quarter Of oett .ssi
quarter /; the north west quarter ~. 4
vest quarter 4; tho south west qee,s. :
north west quarter; tho south ca. ~
tor Of north west quarter tho eoe.s dss
quarter Of north east quarter o. 49, n,
u, township 10, range 10, cousa,n' . ~.
hundred acres, and The north east ~. -
tor; the south east quarter q ~ -
quarter and south west qusstes .s.s.1i,
east quarter Of section ~ same . ~,
ma rsneo containing two haod1ce. ~
Lot No. ! Of section Il Township y -:
.. onontity unknown; the no' y -
ouarter of south west quarter 9. ~
eaat ouarter OF north west 49, ss.se
north osst quarter Of south saes ~.
Of section II, township ~ !. ssae.~
taiuiug seventy three %tw's'";h
T.rse Of Sale.
c..h-sabjset To- spp'96,::asSse ' iSssu,
Jan. II. ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State Of La, W. Ben Bepjamin.

District COurt-No. 1857.
DY Virtue Of . writ of Fl. Fa. issued 10
ID the above entitled and numbered suit
and to me directed, I have seized and
will offer for sale to the last and highest
bidder on tho Magnolia plantation" OH
Cane river, in the Parish of Natchito
ches, q miles below tho city of Natchi.
toches. on
Saturday. February 2lst, 1880.
between the legal hour. Of sale. the fol.
lowing described property, to.wit:
5pairs hsmss, l breast chain. S plows.
3 sweeps. 3 collars, dorble tree, S pair
trace chains, 4 blind brides, 6 bales cot.
ton (undivided) two mule wagon,
mules, horse.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash- subject tn appraisemcnt.
L. A. DEBLlEUX,
Feb. ids. Sheriff.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14
NOTICE.

N compliance with Art 48 Of the Con.
l stitution. l hereby give notice, chat
on the memorial OF about seventy.fve
citizens Of the Ward, I intend to iutro
duee in the Legislature and apply for
the passage ofaa Act to create a. addi-
tional Justice If The Peace aud COnsta-
ble in and FIR Ward FIVE ~ parish Of
Natcbitoches, and to provide for their
appointment and election.
New Orleans February 4th. 1880.
NJ J CUNNINGHAM,
Senator 18th, District.
Feb. 4th, leSO.-W.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14

~ 0ess lu0seous family n -
Uo10od 001oo = sajd % b that al
1a1ese sstslsd principally in asd
oono OhODeoo, n. T., jacob Bsr.
- 0ns>o ~ suu1ssy nom Hol.
- = ~ ed ssttlsd a. Log Il.
106 AlDogVas1D 10 yonoved Ia IL
looDooe s1)o q Xlaeeeon. Hi son
= 49, oueA ~ yean laser.
M sAeee NJ spsaae the Dessset
o0ny. I'D % 1umbae about 1900
pogyooa
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14
New ORLEANS La, Feb. l. 1880.

NEW ORLEANS LA., reU' ], 10oVs
Sir On part Of tho Committee to pro-
vide for tho relief Of Confederate Soldiers
that lost limbs, either leg or arm, in the
late war, l respectfully ask you to fur.
nish me- a list Of such, in your parish, %
far ss you are able, giving, when you
can, the name, rank. regiment aud com.
pany. Please comply without any delay.
Respectfully Your Out. Se'vt,
Il. E. JACKSON,
House Of Representatives.
All persons in this parish who lost Q
limb duricg the war, are requested to
send their names to s. P, Raines Esq.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14

ub Ghasactegistie q vild oaimalA
ioWla -, Vheo do0eoeioa1od, %
baooGle vaslgated n color. TIN
oo0e Delnclple uuDe now - opesa-
~ q ~ aoxoDoo Of ~ Weok toe
vsaeW nd q Spotted TALL asd
-
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14
NOTICE

Is hereby given that, within thirty
days after the publication hereof, I will
present % Act 10 tho Legislature to pro-
vide for On additional Justice Of thu
Peace in Ward number nine (9) 10
Natchitoches parish. La. This notice il
given in compliance with tho Constitu
ton and Laws of this State.
Feb. LIST, 1880.
R. E. JACKSON,
Member Of Legislature.
Fob, l4-4t,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14

- t1ege 10 Way," writes q O..
yiesl11gal eosssspoadsoe, ''oe kesp.
~ ~ ho0 tus1lag bod p Well
essoany ilaA,l1bls Means hsyV bese
Oooo1eool - be9sVA ~ Q hood
- oDoOol2 0ou11o 81 IN oamn
1eue0 nooe & q aoylAi1g elss. n
~ les!O ~ Asansey door opeo.
Abooe 49, pup b suGDclent ioe 4
2gD g - oQn.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
Succession OF kOooiia Racial.
WHITFIELD A CURRY having 6led
W In tho Clerks odice bic application
to he appointed administrator Of tho sue
cession Of Roselia kach /. deceased,
notice 10 hereby given to oil persons in
torested to show cause within ten days
Why tue application ofpetitioner should
not be granted.
Witness tho Hon. ]. N. B. Tucker.
Parish Judge, this 5th dry Of February
4. D., 1850.
|NO. LAPLACE,
Feb. ~. Deputy Cleek
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14
State Of LoaiianA
Parishes Of Natchitoehee
Cl0fksh o.
JUDGMENT.
Le0n0rs J., Tucker W. James T. OH
Her Husband. III

Her Husband.
District Court, Parish Of NatchitoeAA
No. $40.
IN this case by reason Of tho lawaA
l tho evidence being in favor u u
Plaintiff, Leonors J. Tucker, NJ 4
James T. Clark, it 10 therefore eetoe1.
adjndged and decrsed that shs & ~
Judgment against her said husband, u.
solving the community Of aequete q
gains heretofore existing between tn
1t is further ordered that she be, aali
hereby decreed the owner Of the follev.
lug separate estate. to-wit:
Lot No. I, in Sections Nos. 81 and =
10 Township 10, Range 6, vssk q
Township No. 8, Range 6, wet, sestlia-
ing two hundred and eleven aeiA
bounded in front by Fausse river, slsw
by lot NJ. l, and 10 rear BY lot NA1,
with the buildings aud impsovsospk
thereon, slso niue head OF stock snlllA
aud four mules, described 10 The ~,
ton {; it 10 further ordered and dsessel
that she do hereafter have tho oepasulD
administration and control Of hsf M.
rate property wi bout tho iutsrsapts
Of her said husband, and that Defe61ot
pay the costa Of the snit. s
THIS done and signed in open Cesst
after having been read on this 10Th da3
Of January, 1850.
(Sigued D. P1ERSO0
District JudeA
State of LouislsaA
Parish Of Natchitochah !
Clerks Ohloo.
I certify that tho above 10 . tsss ~
correct copy Of the original Judgn
on file in my Office.
Witness my hand and d.
(L.S.1 ciat Seal, this 18th Day 4
JNV. LAPLACr,
Jan. 3l.-3t. D'y Olsek.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14

ooDd 40 OF socloty1 amass osna'
neots % Q lsdy fIiead: This b
leao ~, snd ! suopoDe you will b
slhlnR so0o 90 % 0agyy you p
"Oi -" Vas ~ IsDly. ny Anan'
sosWaa's pesmlt - % suppoet .
huOAoad."
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Francois Val-tu, Decd
DY virtue of an order of the Honorable
ID Judge of tho Probate Court of tho
parish Of Natchitoches, State of Louisi.
ana. will Offer for sale ut tho Court
House door, at the hour Of IL, NJ, on
Wednesday, 18th Of February 1850,
tho following described property belong.
ing to said Succession, to.wit
One black Horse,
One work OK.
One Yoke.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash. for what it wilt bring, to pay
debts. &c. TR[CHEL,
Feb "A. Administrator.
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OSsVTlCt JUU -
State of Louisiana !
Parish of Natchitochas, J
ClArk1a 0mAa.
United States Narsbsl's Sa)e.

United States Qarsbal'S So)es
D. r. Carroll W. David WallAos. n
No. 9767. ~
In tho United States Circuit Court lbeth
Fifth Circuit aud District Of Losii1aA
DY virtue of . writ Of seisups 81 -
ID to me directed 10 tho abovs eotee
suit, I will proceed to coll to tho hllAat
bidder on IN
Saturday, tho 9lst February, ~.
at l2 o'clock NJ, At tho main sstsasiee
tho Courthouse 10 the Tows Il Nalee.
toches. parish Of Nstchitochee, 6ese 4
Louisiana, tho following Described ps9'
erty, Wig:
A tract Of land or plantation, tegsts1
with oil tho buildings and impeove1.c
thereon, aud oil the rights, wsJa pm
leges, and sppurtsnsnces theressee q
longing, or ia any wise sppat1sl
ssid tract Of land situated, lying
being on both sides Of Care fiyee y
parish Of Natcbitoches in this Stats, -
contains fourteen hundred aspest. 2 !.
o. less, and 10 bounded above q = 4
sides # said river, by lands now, q -
M rly belonging to Nine Alexis
ceaux, and below on tho right beakIIY
lands now, or formerly belonging ~
ward Fridieu, and on tho lot be10
cending by lsnds belonging g 49,
St. German, with Oh tho depth ~
ing to said tract of land OF planseA
seized in tho above suit. e.,
: Terms Of Sale:
Cash on tho spot.
United States Narshals OLA
Orleans. 18th day Of January. IT, IT,,
JACK WHEATON,,
United States 1asoak
Jan. 18th, l680.-6t.
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Ayoung Sisl, 6 candy Hlll. \. T..
N 40 ~ o@co q 0 soaid Old IN.
~, n1Ded him. and 0aM that Ghe
aoooQ1odAiD o0be Of naxsiage. though
Aelada't Aads ssy. ehe had gone
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14

~ hlAsd q o. tipDed up -
0eoeeal 0saat stspped aGAogo, end
oAook hon 90 ed % ~ otbeg.
0nnt tueood % 01egioon With Q
min soile and Ie@ostod, We have
Nue snoog The Quakegs AMIN. -
tphilAdolphia Bulloetn.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-14
New Orleans Notes.
THE FOURTH WEEKS SESSION
OF THE GENERAL AS.
SEMDLY.
DAVE YOUNG FINALLY DISPOSED ORA
STRINGENT REVENUE ACT--rHE WORK
OF TIM wIEK-NoxusS DIS.
RiAY ON THURSDAY NIGHT
TuH NEW GRAND EOoRI
... PACKET.
Especial Correspondence OF the VIZ.
DlCAT0R.]

The House this week Get an impor.
tart precedent fn the case OF Dave
Young. the negro from ConcOrdia,
holding the certificate OF election.
When be appeared at the beginning
Of the Seoot0n 70 be sworn. an obiec.
elon Wss made BY M. Gibson. of
4od.son, on the ground that Young
NJ . defsulter IN school funds TO
To amount s0f 90. 600, and that he
No therefore Ineligible under the
constitution. The question vas "a.
Sesled 70 the Committee on Elecfions
9n1ch reported back TO the H0,,ee
thlo week, and the case came nm for
erDume0t, and 0nsl action on Tues.
Day: II Wa shown that Young had
made . settlement with the School
board OF Concordia, and that pro.
eeed!ugo aesinst him IN the Conrfs
bed been stopped. The basis OF fhis
seetlement Ne $500 In cash. and
900 IN bank accounts. aQainst the
defuact Froedmen's SAVINGS Bank
IL Ne also shown that the parish
authoslt1es had accepted this set-
etemeot, because nothing moro could
b realised firm Young on bic sure.
~. The House called upon the
Attorney General for an opinion. and
10 reply NJ. EGsu stated that the
settlement made BY Young Was not
euce . oeetlemeot % would prevent
further legal pr0ceediuRs apafnst
hin; toot 10 he'd not made tho s'fuiI
seeslemeat" contemplated by the
oooee1eutioos and w1s therefore In.
eHg1b)o % . seat IN the House.
1oonG WeR given . heasiue, sod mi
~ iopo0e1Ce % claim that II = fair
eeee!e0e0e Ne made With him snd
I'll ~ e!oooeo were allowed. L would
b loood tAoe H. 0eate we lndehf.
q % hin. and not he 70 tho 0fafe
i ~ oA0un that II Oh the cresiifs
y eoAa0od Woee allowed, be Wonld
eeal oWo ooso tAso DO 900, but that
teeoe credits Wero not good. III
oee910 1oe - en0sidesed. By 1 vote
90 - - ~ House declared Young
tool1D loeo oo4 ~ oeoS vacaot. 0u6.
0q0s0ay - aAto0pe Was made 60
oseoeo ~ oatoe0o and pr delm for
- IT, y 30 6een % attendance.
~: 81 - ~, - ~! - llsiasa asa6st
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Eprros and P1olslszos Will %
.haeat foe some time. attending bio
lselslstlve duties. NJ. v. II. AaEAcx
d hereby fully authorized to tssns'
act I'll business connected With the
v,xp,cAroa ONCE during BIZ absence.
He receipts viii be fully recognized
for Ill sums paid for 6uSsnP1foSs'
JoB WoRx and ADvEh1ls1No.
A larse number oi claims II NOT
settled q once VIII b placed In the
hands Of Attorneys.
. J.H. OOs0nOvE,
!" Propsietof vrSD'cA1os.
Natchitoches, La, Jssuasy I'd. 1850
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