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NILES UF TUT EtEisT.1tnlikG.
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, 1881-11-18

j. nOsr0S.
Special Dupateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
BosrOS. Nov. 1.-the stuck Murkct hNa been
quiet lnd Irregular, with Il pnrtlnl recovery
from tho lecluU OF yesterday 1T several secliri-
ties. III bonds. thu prlue!pnl transactions worn
III Hartford s. Eric u. which sold weik nll tho
Hecuu.l call Mt tM!{dLtitS. atlMntlc g. FMcitlc Ns
woro quoted ut its.4 bid and III Iskrd. This ILL.,
coules sold Mt Al, with tho sa1le hid. thungn,
LittIu Hook IL wure quoted ut IL bin aud l.,i
1lako1.
In railroad shnrcs, Atchlson nRatn dec'fnctl,
closlng ut i;aH: EnlcnKo, huntington s. QunOY
ndvMticot frU,n III to l4::11s denver Extension
rights sold ut l1. ugunst H. l5-l lust snlcs yes
tertlay- Little ttock was higher hy Il. rs Wna
AIso HAnduaky ut ;Na. Flint s. Per1 Marquette
preferred sold nj btii.
10 The .tlfsttrt Assottattd Pres.
BOSTON, Mass., Nov. l7.-Stocks closed az fol-
lows: .......
,an, Massr rswsr ;,s M H. ~ ;;i.;s HI
Iiosion, it, i. lHs'. sl.| stis Hosk II. D.: A.;
js;s 3;S:s1 IL vi Nj: sSS'sas SsSls'
LONDON, Nov. 17-5 y. m.-Scw 6 extended,
Iiiltp!s Central, Els!i; ponnsylvaMln Cen
tral, iBu4: Now fNrk Central. l43A; Eric, 4Sat !;
do sccuiltls lu5i3; Iteut!inE, JIM. -
1luli!on In tho Bank Of England dccroased
.E4D,6D.
PARIS, Nov. 17.-flcntcs, S1S.
NEW Otl1HAHs.
NEW OM,.EAas, Nnv. H.--Sight exchange on
New York, par; sterling uxchaugc, bankcss'
, 1881-11-18

rrr cctits Rn,l prime mercantile discounts nj VII
per cent. Tho eterilK cxchM,,go iHnrkct WIS
STEADY. Tim NunfH! asking quotations urc
4siM for sixty-lny bills nitd iSi.i fHr demand.
Acttnl business WIS ,0lt. vt 4a0'4GnlSOA for
sixty-lny hills. 4sitaGtiSiA for tcn,ar., 4Sa'Sii
tor rnhc transfers. Hnd 41N1i1nts for common.
clnl bills.
l,allroad mortgages wcre only fairly nut.vc
MID Irregular. 1lostu1, ltnrtForh & Erio 'rsta
dropped iroi IL tn Ht!i. recovered t.' II, reccdca
tou4st. aud returned Il" fi. thrsa'eako & ohio
tur,lod to IL. Columbus. Ch!cuvs, 4 iml!nna
Central I1s-'li,es rosc from II ta III, and ro-
turned to u. East Tennessee Incomes
advanced ol!s to SIX, at"l sokl NJ 10
~. indianapolis, l,ceatur 4 Springfield
rerotns rl,aG rrun1 Z, IL 1Gii. nnd returned
u ~. Texas l'Aelhu incomes ntnl imnd
rrn,,ts sold tr from sB!s IN N; Ito tlrsts. Rio
Gra1lir division. nstva.ecti from MI to Dlsa.
kcukuk & t,cs Mutnes ttats rnso from tfsts 10
ill., Ohio Southern, !Irsts frnn Qi. II, h71s do III.
t1nics from :l,! tu II, lt0nr, Wntcrtown s OE-
slciish,irs ilrsts iron nh IL ~. Nuw OrtrHus &
1uc!lse nrsts frotn n to !k Northwestern gold
is,nt!s trt,M III to .7!i, Metropolitan EesMtrtl
sccu1u1s from nj II r., lntthlnn, bloomington
s Western sccnnds fr,m sMi IL sl.
Chicauu. burlington t. Quincy - tscnIhc'l
from i5}s tn II, Eric Consolidated i!rsts from
1.1!k to l.rt, Missouri 1Acitlc c}ssGls frOni l0t
To 1ttl Peoria, Huetltr 4 Evansville trsts from
lOSi IN iDa, st. Paul !rsts If. u. plSslt,N) ft
liz tu ll7!s, Atlantic s. racto ilrsts froM, i01.s
to lui. International & Grcnt Northern second
incurl,cs sold NJ Mi. Eric extended afths ut
llt.s,, I,c1nwnrr, l.asknwNlrln & Western 1s nf
lsyl Mt l.7!a Wi.tash equipment boads Mt O., aud
Sc!uto Wiley 1lrtts ut l5.
III thu Wtaitrn Asaoctattd Frtts.
MEM YUnK, Nov. l7.-uovcrnncnt bonds were
stea,ly For - ad EXTENDED Gs, n,,l u higher for
| An and extended Is.
ltailrtna binds wcrc Irregular OH n moderate
! volume of business.
atntc securities wcrc fairly activc, and goncs.
| ally tlrm.
Tho &toek market VIVA extremely dull through
nut tho entire tiny. anu speculation was ctnr.
1 ucserlzph by Il very quiet tonc. Tho Enncrnt
1T opened !ietts higher than yesterdays clos-
Ing flyi,res, Memphis i Chartrsto'l, which was
| ! lower, l,eIng iii execution, Anll recording II
inrt!lor decline 0F l. Jsefuro tito first hoMvAl
thorc was III advance ct ,i65l, which WIS, howl
ever, subsequently lost. spcc,luttoN continuing
| weak up to tho rlisp. The tlrcllh. I'll lIrlccA
| ra.iged irotn Il 10 .-LutllstilIe. New AlhAHy.
| jn.1iutn, l}lOonilnsiun Il Western. SorfUlk Il
Western preferred, st. l'nlll. fHko Shore. New
! YurE Cnntri Nurthor, l'hcl1ic, nud Ioxns Ia:
| ellie heilix most nroinlsent In tho AoWnwhr'l
| movement. h!ctnphs & churtestul,. after re-
ccdllg to 81. ruar IL ~, bit returned tn Is. Ore.
| Hun Navigation Wis nOtNhty atrOIlg, md nd-
| vu,s.et " III tl!s tiuy'e transactions.
| fNHnH nf,fts,
, 1881-11-18
'"
NEW Yt)lik,

NEW YtjlsK, Nov. l7.-sttnlrg stocks today dull
and weak; EDuth I'AeiAo, huWoyer, furtAur 0d.
vutleed 10 lt.o0; Htntu Lines . aid y tlcclltc4l
from lHU TO l.tU under largo time sAles; Orleutal
s. Miller declined to b.; tohll1ua C0ns0l ldattd
WeaS ~ v 10 S+6O; total HAlcs nt both Exchanges,
1880 shnroa.
IAN FRANCISCO.
, 1881-11-18
PROVISIONS,


HOG rlsODUtrs-Woru rathes 1ulot. md isrogu.
lAs within nosScry wldo rnnas Of rrcos. Thu TO-
cotp Ut hugs quito largo. accompanied by luW0r
uuotntIona from, tho whilo Liverpool ro.
ported uucl.hH Ut Gd III lard. Ther1 slight inlI
tHg uG In prlges Dt product carly. In consequence at
tho newa. but tho nllEkct reacluA III sympathy With
gain and RlsD pprhrps becuso therc whssoMo French
inquiry fur Nent4 With requests for sGius11a Il wns
supposed thnt Frpnrh ipalura satls!o.l that
tho Restrictions vii. 6s removed, but toso yho spuko
on tho subject heFo did nut seem 70
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se per lii i'll; declined 1Ess tt
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, 1881-11-18

DhO0M-COkN-An activc business Is reported h,
dealers III tho recent ndvni4ce. fe quote;
, 1881-11-18
MINING NEWS.

Sptttdt nupateh to TIA ChleaDo Tribune,
liosroS, Nov. l7.-Of tho msniux stocks.
Quincy gained frnln l.as to ~ and 4tslt Calumet
IL llocln 4, To 2.i Il ;wtila IionauHn lust lin, 10
To tv-tE. Transactions ut tho Mining Exchnngu
woro OF tho same limited nutulur us Tor several
.uya past. Columbus was tho most uetiyo. gain.
Ing from LII u l.Ia Ilupgwail atlvNncot from
Is to IT, uud Deer s'u III tu 60, Ana b,,ck nxis, to
". iat9p4o4Ei,,, huyer w, dcel!nWl irnIM q. 10
CoppUrupD!ts .lI, Twin luasi II. a,ld uratlKar t.
10 tbs Ntstsrt -issoetaisI Frr4I.
uO5ruN. Nov. l7,-3llniug stouks closed a. fol-
, 1881-11-18

HurTElt-For strictly flnu rnoda IN tIsh mira, a..
bcirg 0bnfncd rs ut nrr tu, tho sulply cuutInu,nr
10 fail considerably short 0f tho demand strIr.
prime csealucsy cannot be bought uldur ;ySas, md
SONG brAnda aTo hold liial, ~ 3lGtEc An,thIne
bcluv cl.oIea Ii dull md weak uwluv IL tho htae tnn
pIy of imitation buttoE Wp InUle:
Creamery, cll0ic1. s.. .I5lH t:unltnun grades 1sa1
Erenucry,far 10 goOn ss 1,nGkln4 stusk, ,,.itsit
DAIRY. c|lolca. .it GrCase. ....,,,,, " Xiii
pnlry, fur to KoUh.. .2HpA ~"
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reason can suggest in answer to the right
ofmsn to enjoy, uurostrained, LIBERTY AMI
THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS, without a
masters permit or the fear of an oversccr's
lash. Standing in the face Of civilized
world, to whom lie appeals for judgment,
Mr.. DAVIS has assumed the impossible
task Of proving that mankind should Ike
freo-frec even to enslave others. The a),-
peal must he in vain. The stain Of that
curse Of "servitnde" rests upon It's yet;
time and silence can only ohliteratc it.
We can say no more Of this work. Mr..
DAVIS is distinguished, learned and
brilliant gentleman. Tl'eonly barrier sep
arating him from greatness stands ont in
this attempt to link fen'lalism and slavery
with modern and Christian civilization.
The work il splendi.lly written, aud the
articles and sophistries used in defence of
the position he assumes, are clothed in
eloquent and impassioned language. One
more criticism and We have done. Mr..
DAVIS treats all through his book, as he
evidently treated all through the war, the
ability, character and courage Of the
Northern people with severity and dis
dain. A dangerous thing for IA leader to
do" and this perhaps accounts in some
measure for our want Of success in that
fatal aud unfortunate struggle.
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Judgment.

Emily May VS.. Lyman Bath, her Husband
District Court, Parish of Natclitochcs.
No. $3.50.
n this case by reason of the law and cyi.
Il dcncc being in favor of the Plaintiff. Emi.
~ May, wife Of Hyman Bath, it is therefore
ordered, aliudgcd and decrcd, that she do
have and recover Of the said Hyman Bath.
her husband. tn" ann "f Six Thousand Dol
lars, with per cent iEtrl.Si IT,, ryum from in.
'ticial dcnVnd, and costs of suit. It il tu,..
tler ordered, aliudgcd and dccrccd, that the
said Emily May he, and ia hereby dcrrcrd to
!. the owner of the undivided half Of the
following described property, viz:
certain lot of ground with the buildings
! and improvements thereon, situated in tic
town Of Grand Ecore on the road leading to
Natchitoches, and opposite the residence Of
s. NJ. Coley. A lot Of ground with the build
lngs and improvements thereon, situated in
the city Of NatchitOclles. on the west side of
Second street. beginning at the corner of See
omd and favle streets, running thence west
l6J feet, thence north ~ feet, thence enst As
feet, and thence north l?O feet, tn place of
beginning. Another lot of ground in the
city Of Natchitocllcs, having y front of 30
feet. on the South side Of Pavie street. and
running lack for,lclth 100 feet. parallel lines.
being lot Nos, on q Plat Of lots bclon ring
to Nathalie Flmrey, and acquired from AM
brOise LccOmtc Another lot Of ground. in
the city of Natclitoches, on the cGst side of
Third street. running l3U feet front on said
street, bounded north by Pavie street, south
ny lot OF j. Israel, east by lot Of s. Aaron.
and west by Third street. Also an undivided
one.ialf interest, in the household and kitch-
On furniture, and one horse and buggy, as
described in the inventory in the Succession
of ;. Aaron, decd, on file in this case AZ
evidence. 0.. 1870 80
1t is further ordered, adjudged and ilecrpcd
that the community of acqllcts aud gains
heretofore existing between said Emily NAV.
and said Lyman Bath, her husband liz. and
the same il hereby dissolved, and TINT the
said Emily May, hereafter have the control
AMI management Of her separate estate.
Thus done and signed after having heen
read in open Court On the 9Th day Of Anril.
1881. @.a.. : ''"'
(Signcd.) D. PIERsON.
Judge 18th District Court.
H" @ STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Natchitoclles,
certify the above to Ike q correct envy ~
the original Judgment on file and Of record.
in my office.
In testimony of which
witness my hand. and of. |
lL.SJ fetal Seal this Dist duy Of |
June, A. d. 1881.
" A. E. LEMEE,
'""e"''t' by. Clerk.
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Saturday, August the 9Th. 1881.

at the hour Of 70 NJ. the following described
property tOWit:
a certain tract or parcel of lnnd situated,
about tw" miles below the city of Natcito
ches. on the left lcscrn'ln. bank of Cane
river. bounded above by lands formerly bc.
longing t" Mrs. Dehlicnx. and below l.y lands
Of the vendor. Mrs. Helen X. Waimslcy
wife Of II. Is. Walmslry. and on front Lv
said river. and more particularly described AZ
follows, tO-Wit:
Bcginnin. on the river bank on the divis.
ion line formerly existing between Mrs. Deb.
licux and Mrs. II. i. WalnsIcv. thence north
- degrees east, 81 chains. thence south n
degrees. east q chains. thence south a de-
grccs. 81 minutes east. 10 chains. thence
south u and il quarter degrees east, II chains
t" river bank, thence on traverse up same
bank to place Of beginning, containing two
hundred and six aud :!S-lOV acres, together
with all the buildings .anl improvements
thereon. Twelve acres, more or less of which
land were acquired by Helen X. Walmslry,
from X. +. Burke. and the balance acuuir,l
from u III. NJ. Dcblieux, together with ali the
rents, issues and revenues thereof for 1881.
and appearances thereto belonging.
Terms Of Salc:
Cash-suhject to appraisement.
SAM'L. z. kAlNES,
Juhc:''t. Sheriff.
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Our Drummer friends will confer tavo,
by dropping ms Postals, programmins Their
routes and business
We want to make this department IL per
manent institution, and We expect the lin
noccnt men on the road to give Ills IL cordial
and prompt support
We circulate in Louisiana, Texas. Arkansas
anil Mississippi, and you'll Lc heard of, Re-
bcccA.
Address "TArs,"
EinlicatOr Office.
Natcl,itOchcS, l.a
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SheriG's Sale.

u. X. Carroll vs.. Heirs of James F. Pro
thrO ct al
state OF Louisiana. District Court, Parish, O,
Natchitoches. M. A675
RI virtue of q writ of seizure and sale. il
~ sued in the above entitled and numbered
suit and to me directed, have seized and
Viii offer for sale to the last aud highest lid
der ut public auction, ut the front door Of the
Coart Honse, in the city and Parish, Of Match
'toches, at IL o'clock NJ, on
Saturday, The lsth day Of July, 1851.
the following described property, to.wit:
A certain tract Of land together with al
the buildings and improvements thereon. and
aPpartenances thereof, situated in the lmrisl,
Of Namtclitoches, on the right bank Of RigoIet
Bon Diem, descending, containing three hun
oretl and ninety acres, more or less. and he.
ing all that portion Of the St. Maurice plan.
tatiOn, situated on the right bank of Ripolet
bon Die,l, ~ aforesaid, in said narish Of
Natchitoehes, and which was ac0uirc,l hv II.
K. Carroll, ut Sherft's sale made liz SAM
Farson: Sheriff of the Parish of NatchitocLes.
on the ID day of April, 1869, in the anti on.
Titled, u. Il. Carroll T. Co., vs.. ID. II. BoulIt
ct al. '''''
I Terms Of Sale:
Cash-sulject to appraisement.
SAM'L. +. RAINS,
'"ne4'tds. Sheriff.
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1aton Rouge Capitolios s'mells I
MD I and discovers ! risiesloss amare',
nest On tho Patent Insides" Of the VIM.
DICTATOR, because that portion of this Pc
par reproduces local item which ap.
peared some weeks previous. Well, oil
We have to say i that the item was con.
sidered 20 remarkable that it was extern
sively copied Oh over to country, which
goes to prove that the INDICATOR IL ex-
tendvely Iead, and has : broad and wide
sIesad rsputation. Il i certainly IN
hnnoe to b thus noticed, md il in no wis
T. !. lblansabas, perhsps MT 70 much %,
e arediting itself with ito own produc-
4 - other journals are in filing their
sslns with laadatory illusions Of Them
selyeA this instance there was only !
pkodnstion Of : fogmsr article.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Judicial advertisements inserted at lc.al rates
vz--Dnr Dollar per square for first insertion. and
Fifty Cents per square for each subsequent nsr.
'ioi': square is the SPACE Of one hundred wm,
solid matter. and measures eleven lines OF MINlu>
type IN these c",u,,s or one iuch
All advertisements "i judicial nature inserted,
III this paper are subject IL The above measurement
and must l~ paid for accordingly.
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Sherir'S Sale,

ID. Picrs"n Va. William French, and Cuu,.
ming Il Elmer vs.. William French.
State Of Louisiana. District Court, Parish Of
Natrli,oclcs 30, SG,l.
State OF Louisiana. District Court. Parish of
NatctliWhrs. No. X:.h;
10y virtue of an alias writ Of seizure and
- sale i>S''I in the first above entitled anil
mum "wd cause AMI to me directed, and also
hv virtue of u writ Of Ficri Facirs issued in
the scc""" m'n,i"ncA causr. ! have seized
ami will offer for sale t" the last and highest
bidder. at public auction, ut the from, door
ct the Court House, in the tit! ami rarSl, of
NatrllitOclcS. on .
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Gin Burned,

On the 9Th Of the present month. the
steam gin Of Mr.. Rufus Knott, who re-
sides in Ward 5, was entirely DESTROYED by
hre. This Is heavy blow to Mr.. Knott,
whose loss amounts to $3.50. We have
failed to learn the particulars, bnt are ill.,
formed that it was the un.louLted work of
an incenliary.
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Yet another, AMBROSE DEnLIE,,x left
US on Monday last, to report at Memphis,
Tenn, where III starts out on tour GOV.
ering the States Of Arkansas, Texas and
mississippi, in the interest of Messrs.
WnIrcl'EE T. Co., Boston. AMBROSE
has been in mercantile business here for
many years, and will, no doubt, make a
first class drummer. We wish him every
success.
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Among the prominent candidates for
the next Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives, National Congress, are Hon.
John A. Casson, Of Iowa, and Hon. J.
Warren Keller, Of Ohio, Hon. w. D. KEEL
il, of Pennsylvania,
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New Orleans is again discussing Quar-
antine. fshe could lay aside the idea Of
her banana trade and think more of her
cotton and inland business, this quaran-
: tine business would not be so difficult.
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The European powers are beginning to
become alarmed at the gigantic p1opor-
tons which emigration to the United
States has assumed, and propose to take
steps to prevent it. Notably Denmark,
Germany and Russia. It seems as If this
movement is somewhat tardy, and will
probably have about a. much effect as at
tempting to, dam up the waters of the
Mississippi river with q broom straw.
y 1aring classes who have concluded to
scse sweets Of liberty cannot be CON-
= Z tbe sRye under tho grinding despo-
y std oEmpires Of the Old World.
Ne" ,sthe course Of Empire takes
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The first new wheat Of the present crop,
arrived at Baltimore, from Virginia, on the
31st. It was from Northumberland coun-
ty, and sold for 81. rs per bushel.

A. N. Ogden, Esq, who recently loca-
ted in Alexandria, for the purpose of
apracticing law, died in that town worry
suddenly last Saturday.
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And again that handsome, and Us the
girls say, ''leliciously sweet" friend Of
ours, NATHAN MYEH, sends us whole
patches Of st. Lonis papers. "NArE,
dash game is vatill."
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-25

The latest vote at hand, in the New
York Convention, for New York Senator's,
to all Conkling's vacancy, sootd Jacobs
50, Conkling 81, Wheeler IS, Lapham Is,
Scattering8.
For Platts vacancy, it stood: Herman
81, Plat "a, Depew SO, Scattering, 10.
No choice. This was ON last Wednesday.
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The latest thing in postage stamps is .
mania for placing two cent red and q
one. cent blue stamp on a white envelope,
thus outlining the National colors of red,
white and blue. Az handkerchief and UNI
h ~ !! tatiops arc under ban, doubtless
he young people will be sumeiently in.
genious to convey 'world of meaning"
in the arrangement of these stamps, Sus-
pici0us pater and ater-familias will have
to be on the alert to detect the language
conveyed by the combinations.
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The United States steamer Rodgers left
San Francisco, CAL, on the 18th, for the
Northern seas, in search Of the missing
Jeannette. On the same day the ship
Alliance left Fortress Monroe, for the
Arctic regions on similar expedition. The
course and proceedings Of these vessels
will be watched with unusual interest by
this country and other nations.
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rsopoesd railway Tunnel undar tie
E.gl { a.nel i progressing satisfacto.
tllys tsa Fssneh and Englilh experi.
3i = s1ssvating this tunnel, II Win
require shout I've years to complete Il.
Tt i srtainly one q the most stapen.
60 !. sling isats q this go Il Won.
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BEVERLY TUCKER, is another of the
NatclIitoches boys who has joined the i'll
nOccnts, and is now on the road. JOHN
HoEAN, the hide and wool King of Shrcve-
port, has secured DEvE's services, and he
now smiles for them.
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Tie came at last. nor was estraycd,
~ Justice, in North Louisiana shade,
With smile as sweet, AZ roses fair,
Which adOrn some lassie's golden hair.
Ut course it was our friend GILL, who put
IN an appearance at the ''Tap of the Drum"
and has been urging the people to patron
ize that staunch business House of IT..
BERBlEE & BEuAN, Of the Crescent City.
May success attend his every effort.
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Notice.,

H0MER FONTENAU having applied to
~ be appointed administrator Of the s,,cces.
sion of Edward P. Jenkins, deceased. notice
is hereby given that the prayer Of petitioner
WI be granted, unless opposition to said ne.
t't'on DC filed within ten days from this date.
~ A. E. LEMEE,
'"heiot. by. Clerk.
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TAPS OF the DRuMMER.

GEORGE j. FlEGEN>CHrE, representing
the great Southern Musical emporium.
over which l.. GEuSEwAlD, New Orleans,
pltsi'lt~ (wl'o advcrtiScS like all sensible
men in TIL" ViSn,CATOE) visited our city
during the past week, and did the loI,orS
for his house in the style fully becoming
it and himself.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.
MANSFIELD
ena1e College.
Mansfield, La.

1wehty'sevcnth Annual Session begins
JUNE 2lst, 1881.
A FULL Faculty and thorough Instr,,c.
sl'o will pay for Board, Washing, Lights,
Fuel and Tuition, in English and Classical
course, for the entire year.
Catalogues and sample copies Of College
News, mailed on application.
Rev. j. LANE BORDEN,
June io-". President.