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Judgment.


Emily May Vs. LYMAN Bath, her Husband.
district Court. Parish ofN,t.h;,o.,os
" oc... :. "'e'
NO "oo. 80; ,s.. ..s
tins ease by reason of the law and eyi-
!ence being in favor'of the Plaintiff, Emil
~ May, wife of LYMAN Bath, il is therefore
ordered. adiulgctl and decrecd, that she do
nave and recover Of the said LYMAN Bath.
her husband, the sum Of Six Thousand Dol.
lars, with , per cent interest thereon from in
dic'al demand, and costs Of suit. 1t ia fir.
Their ordered. aGinlgcd and dccreed. TINT tho
sam Emily May he. and il hereby dccrecd to
iE the owner ut the undivided half Of the
following described property, viz:
certain lot Of ground with the buildings
anu improvements thereon, situated in the
,own Of Grand Ecore, on the road leading to
N !, and opposite the residence Of
>. NJ. CoIey. A lot Of ground with the build
l,'Ss aud improvements thereon, situated in
second street, beginning at the corner Of Sec.
T ~. a"" rave streets, running thence west
feet and thence north 10 f.ct :" nl" ""s 70 ~
beginning. Another lot of ,,r.,,n.I f'. ~, ~
city of Natchitoches, having a front az IN
feet. on the South side Of Pavic street. md
running back for depth 100 feet. narnllcI l;".s
hing lot No. =, Oh Il Plat Of lots belonginp
{" Nathalie Flurey. and acquired from Am.
hroise lcc"mte. Another lot Of ground, in
tn, the city OF Natchitochcs, on the east side Of
Third street. running 10 feet trout on said
street. bounded north by Payie street, south
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Sheri1's Sale.

Z. L. "a'msley 4 Co.. vs.. Billiard 4 Camp
bell.
District Court, Parish Of Natclitoches.
| No. S252
! 10y virtue q writ of Il. fa,, issued in thc
- above entitled and numbered cause and
TO me directed. ! have seized and will offer
for sale at Public Auction, to the last and
highest bidder. ut the front door Of the Court
House, In the city and parish of Natchito
ches, Oh
Saturday. the 9Th day Of August, 1881,
at the hour of l2 NJ. the following described
property, to wit:
certain lot Of ground with all the huil,i.
inss and improvements thereon, situated in
the city Of Natchitoches. on the West side Of
Third street, with all the front and depth
thcrc'lntO belonging; bounded north hy prop
! erty Ut ). L. kcysor, south by Payie street.
east ny Third street, anu west by property Of
Sarah Ann Hutchinson.
Also a certain tract of land. situated il,
the parish of Natchitochcs, in Section 5. or 6.
Township 8, Range g. containing 60 acres.
more or Less, being the same tract acquired
from Mrs. James johnson, by act Of sale DE.
ccmbcr Is, 1873, and by her acquired from,
her father, Isaac Lambert, April 90, 1869.
and the same on wlicl, she resided ut the
date Of the sale to l,ullarl H. Campbell.
Also all the right, title and interest Of Bull
lard 4 Campbell, in and to IL certain judy
mcnt rendered against the parish, of Natcli-
tochcs, III u suit entitled Billiard e. Camplkll
VS.. the Parish of Natchitoches. No. 5949,
District Court, signed November 20, 1873, for
the sum Of five hundred and fifteen 2O-lOO
dollars, with interest as stated in the de-
cree. ~
Also, all the right. title and interest. of
Billiard 4 Campbell in and to a certain iudg-
mcnt against the Parish of Natchitocllcs,
rendered in Il suit entitled Billiard 4 Camp
bell ". the Parish Of NatchitOches, No. 1893,
the sum of Four Hundred and Fifty 70-IOO
Dollars, with interest as stated in the de-
cree. Ha HsS
Also. all the right, title and interest of
nuilarl Campbell, in and to u certain
Judgment against the Parish Of Natchitoches
rendered in II suit entitled Morse 4, Dram.
guct VS.. the Parish Of Natchitochcs, No. 79s,
District Court, and signed September II. 1879
for the sum,Of Six Hundred Dollars. with IN.
tertst as stated in the decree.
Also, all the right, title and interest Of G.
A. lsullar'l, in and to certain Judgment
against the Parish of Natchitoches, rendered
m suit entitled G. A. Billiard VI. The Parish
OF Natchitoches, No, 977 Of Parish Court. and
signed September 20, 1879, for the sum Of
Three Hundred Dollars, and interest az stat
ed in the decree. " '''
Also, all the right, title and interest Of G.
A. Billiard, in and to u certain Judgment
against the Parish Of Natchit9cl.cs, rendered
IN suit entitled {. A. Billiard vs.. the Parish,
OF Natchitoclles, No. 97S Of the Parish Cont.
and signed September 20, 1871, for the sum of
'l1iee HuIlre'! Dollars, with interest q. stat,
ed IN tho decree.
1crMs Of Sale:
Casll-subject to apprai@ncnt.
Jnly22. sheriff
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property to wit: A certain tract of land,
with all the buildings and Improvement there
Oh situated in the parish Of Natchitorhcs in
Section 4. Townships 3, Rage 3, can,ainin. one
hundred and sixty acres as represented on II
plat of survey made by Harry Percy tilrd
with Act. No. l2MG in the Recorders Office
in which plat said property is described MS
follows: Beginning AZ IL point \. which is :,
post or corner established; on Bayou st. John.
thence south II .m chains /" i. ;A.n,. Eas,
1000 chains. thence North II go chain, t..
Bayou st. John in Il westerly direction 10 a
the i'|at" ct beginning. hcin. the saline prop
rr!y conveyed by the hrtrndan, j. !. Martin
t" J.. Ca~rari. by act %: Nov. II, I>>'.
Terms Of Soke:
Cash. subject I" apprai>rmrnt.
$. =. RAlNES.
JAY Lids. Sheriff.
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Succession Of T.. r. Jenkins. No. 1901.
10y virtue Of IN order Of the Hon. u. Pier
ID son Judge Of the iltl. Dis, rirt Court. is
sued IN the matter Of the Succession of T.. T.,
Jcnki'S and I" me directed. will offer for
sale t" the last and highest bidder. ut public
auction ut the front door Of the Court House.
in the city and parish OF Natchit"ch,s. on
Saturday August 9Th. 1881.
at the hour Of |! N. the followin" described
property iO-wit:
A certain tract Of land situated in he parish
OF NatriitOrhcS on the left bank of Red River
ascending above the town Of Grand Erorr
r"n'ainh: Eighty Acres more or less. bound-
ch below hy lands Of Emile Vicnnc deceased,
and above by lands formerly belonging l."
i.''ui. Tauzin. hut now the property Of J"sepl
E>ari>tr Ta'lzin together viii, ali the hu;id
ln"S and improvements thereon. with the
growing crop, being the property acquired hy
T.. y. Jenkins from i. Ben Smith January
9Th 1873.
Terms Of Milc-(Ush
SAMUEL +. RAiNES.
July 2-t,ls. Sheriff.
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we sis"~ ""' u JAMES ~ "AHfit'p,
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s,e'' o' Po,''''a' parry nut We point 10
a"' s''a,A "'"" !. tue "'Sc"arse OF ms
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v'"'e. VI our government under The
Vo"S''!"''"" "' our country. We ask in
al seriousness are We to become rs Mex
'e'' inc s""n''e" Oh nations; with all our
'oasting VI civilization, education and
liberty, are we 10 sustain for marty nnr.
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'"nl Let us not, then IN this hour,
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Sherif's Sale.

ID. Person vs.. William French. and Cum-
ming 4 Elmer vs.. William French
State Of Louisiana. District Court. Parish Of
Natchitocllcs. No. 1864.
State Of Louisiana. District Court. Parisl, of
Natcliitocllcs. No. 1896.
Df virtue of IN alias writ of seizure and
ID sale issued IN the first above entitled and
numbered cause and tn me directed. and also
by virtue Of writ of Ficri Facirs issued IN
the second mentioned cause. ] have seized
and will offer for sale I" the last and highest
bidder. IT public :...1.oH Il. the front door
Of the Court House, i'll the city and Parish Of
NatCbitOchcs. ON .'
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And still they arc not satisfied. An
Astronomer writing to IN Ottawa paper,
predicted I'll sorts Of disasters on SEA
and on land, terrific gales and hail
brilliant showers Of meteon will occur
tides unusually high; hurricanes along
the east side Of the Rocky Mountains, and
winds up with the prediction that the
month Of July win b excessively hot,
owing to the heated atmosphere returning
nom To equatorial regions. II the hot
weather h general, this win be . fine
season for tho Arctic exploring expedi.
tons, and . little leo in ''thein" will not
prove uncomfortable.
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lie walked into the office,
lie came with silent tread

lie came with silent tread
We said to him good morning"
And his answer Singer he said.
We looked intenily at him.
We thought ~r knew his ''phiz."
We found twas j. NJ. MCCAIN,
Who was in the Singer biz.
Ii has been some months succ our
friend }. NJ. Mccain has paid It's visit
after the "COnirdyriN' downfall. He
hails from the parish %. Grant and is one
OF the active agents OF the Singer Sewing
Machine Co. Time has marked him
lightly. and he is as pleasant and genial
as of y"rc. We were certainly pleased to
meet linn and talk OF the ''hy and by"
Hope that he will call again.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-09

The Baton Rouge ,Cspiio'ias favors an
extra Session Of the Legislature, for the
purpose Of revising the Revenue and As
ssssment laws lfthe press would begin
the work Of discussing these measures,
intelligently and faarlesSly, and at once,
perhaps our solons might get up to the
point Of good law regulating taxation
and assessmcnts in tho event an extra
Session 10 called.
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We certainly fail to understand or in
any wise comprehend tho cold-blooded
reasoning ofaay man who could speculate
upon tho success or benefits accruing to
a.y particular patty, by such . lamenta.
bio and terrible disastse - the sssassina.
ton Of President GARFIELD. Such . spir.
1t certainly exhibits . consciencsless tur.
Ftade which y . ed rssalt Of tho politi-
col teaching Of ultra and fanatical poll.
tieianA Hthere = any ono thing which
sseoioly lFoclaims tho necessity for .
ehaass IN. tho political teachings Of the
Salwart element Of both parties, 1t IL the
sxpssaaisas Of sentimeats such q every
pssriotie and high-minded American citi.
sans VIII specbate and repudiate.
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TAPS or the DGlNNER.

lie came ani announced that his sales
were rs rapid rs fish without any scales,
on u Friday in Lent. lie WAS joyous in
spirit AMI glad in his heart, for well had
hr played the active drnmmcr'S part. with
his Tim" cSecllrntly spcni.
lie had been weighed in his own bal
anccs and never inumd wanting. OF course
reference is made 10 NJ. u. D">snN. Esq.
the active and energetic agent of that pn-
pnlar establishment, FAIRBANKS 4 Co.. OF
New Orleans. the renowned dealers III
scales. Mr.. BoSsoN did I'D; forget his
friends on his transi, 10 the new fields and
pastures green. Drop rs II line, friend.
from the grca. State ofMiSsisSipui.
Mr.. AMBROSE DrHliErN dropped down
int" his native town on the .-l-a'r-i-o-H-S
Folrih, just from the Western emporium
of st. Louis. After utStcating Il short
time h" will take flight once more to
other localities Va are pleased to see
that he is lacking considerably improved
by his travels. AMBROSE, send MS "A postal
occasionally rs yon travel on your crratic
journcyings.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
July 2-30,l

judicial advertisements inserted ut legal rates
vh-'Ht Dollar per square for first insertion, and
fiity Cents per square for each subsequent inser
non a square is the SPACE Of one hundred words
soiid matter. and measures eleven lines Of MNoN
type in these columns. or one inch,
M advertisements Of Judicial nature inserted
IN this paper arc subject to the above measurement,
ami must le paid fol- accordingly.
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Notice..

LII pers"ns are hereby warned not TO
"A trade for, or lIui,ia,c any Notes made
payable to me or my order. unless cn.lorsc,
in due form by my own hand. as no person
Is, or was ever authorized by me to- endorse.
or transfer such evidence Of Indebtedness.
-..-.-.. MRS. j. T. CAMPBELL.
July 2-30d.
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Estray Notice.

ESTRAfED before me by II. &. Bonds. a
~ small black and white spotted Steer.
about two wears OLE, marked with u crop and
split in each ear. appraised by f.. &. licarn
and Frank Smith, nj eight dollars.
JAMES BONDS.
July2-3t J. p. Ward 5.
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RAILROAD MEETlNG!

All citizens interested in tie cOnstr,,c-
ton OF Railroad to Natclitoclics. are
requested and invited to attend Il meeting
ut the Court House on
Wednesday. July 18Th, 1881.
business of The greatest Importance to
the people calls for full attendance. Let
every one turn out.
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Treasurer BURKE reports an over drawn
General Fund Account for the year lsso,
Of $sOa, 900. Shameful assessments has
thus early brought its result.
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A terrific cyclone visited Rockingham
county, Va, June 10th, accompanied by
. fearful hail storm. Il overturned hons
q, literally distsoysd whole fields Of wheat
and corn, tearing up gardens, root and
branch, and distroying fences for miles.
There WA no loss Of life reported, but
many narrow escapes.
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Sheriff Sale.

'"'e VI A""is"ii" w. JnO. j. A. Martin.
District Court Parish Of Natchitochcs
No. 4Sll.
RY virtnc Of an alius writ Of Fl ra issued
- in the above entitled and numbered ca,,s.,
and to me directed, have seized and will
offer for sale to the last and highest bidder
ct public auction,. Mt the front door Of the
Court House, in the city and parish Of Match
itoches, on aa -.
Saturday ~ 81 day sfAugsst, 1851,
at t4e hour Of II H., tho following described
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Tho nsws Of the attempted assaaGina-
oaa e Psaiasat JAMES A. GARFIELD.
.sos . tAzill II Aoror through this loc.li-
" "a ~ sseeived by al classes with
cpa sxlsaslsas Of sympsthy for the VIC
- dN SSsl wrong, and Of deep ~
s'ss I'D condemnation. That night pray.
sm ssssodsd fOm hundreds Of Blended
s.sss and bowed forms, that an inscruta-
90 Providence would turn aside the
asash angel who lowered over the pros.
srase fon Of tho stricken Executive Of
70 nation. Hthere was man, woman or
caild who condoned the assassin's mur.
dseoes attempt, It found no expression in
weed. American idcas have not quite
Ssss sdaestsd y tho point Of regarding
as'assinstion ~ . remedy for needed No.
lonA q fdr working . change in the DO.
itieal status Of tbs land.
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Nhvery proper for NJ. DAVIS to write
: hisesy Of tho wa, but in our opinion,
II - eIeeedinsly baa Taste ior him to DE-
nounce 0enla LEE, JOHNSON, BEAU
1SoA1D, and others, who gave I'll their
tine, talent and services to tbs cause.
TO every pgivats soldier Of intellisnce.
visksbsrg and 0sttysburg closed the war
Nm . Military psint Of View. d.. JONES
Nh = NJ 0sa. LEE advised sur
seaee an9 ~ lattsr bsttls, Mr.. DAVIS
- - ~ ~, and % It h Tho popu-
h1ey ". DAVIS spjsp in tho South
W. aeqSilsd By him siaos ~ ~, and We
neaA slaf - has ruined It. He should
Aavs Iens0beesd his own faults and been
sAasitahls tewacds otAera 81
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BENJAMIN ID. GUiIEI, inventor II the
Outlet Gin, died ut Ami,e City, La, On
June 9th; aged "a years.
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Tho little waif 80 mys,eriously LEI, In
Shreveport, died ON June 18th, aud his
transient scjourn ended on earth.
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II our esteemed friend JAsrRRxskl.
o. the CePisolias, desires to eight his bat.
tles Ger" and follow LEE, Jackson, and
otheEs IN politics. a. well q war, he can
. = With oer best wisheA We shall not
sstack ~ Rehiotim, his heart or his
honor. vhen b CHOOSES to do 90. Having
carried : musket under The great LEE, We
consider We have deao Osf duty to him
aad tho "cause.s TIE GbntStie9.cy Il
pCAe md We 40 Mt sosry e Il. - matter
now mNca W may nd do grieve fer those
who diesi 4 ttsdsesnea. II it IL the pur-
pese Of ths 6osth T. eontinps the .Rsht
g that Coa1edssscy under cover Of the,
es.aeae. oggandnAti1n 10 beg to be
eine = pgu4eot seninst ssoeaa ~. 61ayerv
~ 49, 9evegslo pty-4nd Is inten,i =
- - NOonoeg1sy oannae liva vifhnn1
49, tAinoB = lhsld u
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Mr.. J. ID. HOUsTON, tax collector, LIST
District, New Orleans, has addressed an
open letter to Auditor JUMEl., referring
to delinquent tax sales for years prior to
1850, from the proceeds Of which, what is
known ~ the baby bond Indebtedness,
was to have been paid.
Mr.. HOUsTON summarizes his views on
the subject Of their collection, ns follows /:
l. That the sales to the State under
acts Of 1871, 1873 and ls74 are almost
without exception invalid.
2. That 1t is not my duty to assume them
to be good when I know the contrary.
J. That there have been no forfciturs
under acts Of 1877 and 1878.
I. That for this reason there can Ike no
sales, ~ the sales must have been proceed.
ed by the forfeiture.
8. That tho State constitution of ls79
prohibits forfeitusss Of real estate Of taxes
after it's adoption.
q. That the back taxes to be collected
under cot No. lO5 or 1880, can only Ike
collected when the property bound for
such taxes has already been forfeited. or
validity sold to the State.
=. That ~ there exists neither the for.
FIXTURES nor the valid sales l can do moth.
ing under act No. l07 Of 1850.
3. That, except under that act-No.
lW-there now exists no authority to sell
res! estate, in the parish Of Orleans. for
0acK state taxes due prior to 1880.
With the above stated facts staring me
IN the ice, have stopped all further
work in preparing lists for advertisement
ana notices regarding hack taxes due pri.
OF TO le6O, - continuance of the work
would be productive Of no good, and sim.
ply entail further expense upon me.
The advertisements would coat hctween
twelve and twenty thousand dollars. the
payment Of which amount I wor1, ' .'o
compelled = guarantee, and upon failure
20 ooliect tho taxes which il inevitable
! would have the amount to pay. Asit ia.
| have already expended over two thou.
sand dollars in clerk hire and stationery.
Here, - elsewhere, tho taxes due in
those years prior to 1880, have been sue.
cessfally resisted, and we were, in conse.
qnence led to remark, some weeks since.
that tho baby bonds would never he paid.
These bonds and interest being the liz.
bility Il tho State for valid warrants for
services and supplies furnished the State.
Tor the payment Of which warrants, there
was nor has not been money in the State
Treasury. Their payment must he provi.
dcd for in some way. ~ @
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}. II. Stephens,
saw MILL AGENT. !.

MILL transact all business eonnected
W with the Saw Mills If W. N. T.sn,selI,
J. ). Miller, Simkins l. Smith, and Stephens
4 Brown. Orders for Lumber ut any Of the
above Mills will liz promptly attended TO-
Lumber furnished at following rates.
Delivered in NatchitNhes, rs PER- y:
:: at the Mill, ilaPsrA,
Office at Eelkin's Store. corner IeeersaR
4 De Meziere Streets NAtehit@hpA, ~,
TERMS:--Cash on delivery:
~. u.8l, -ly.
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The sink in the rear Of the iail i a die
grace to the parish, as we'll as a nnisanre
to the ncighborhootl, aud actually Isl.t.
rious to the health Of the nrisnners 1
change IL needed, and that tor, Mt once
Most assurelly it would not he tolerated
IN any weli.policed city much less he
KEPT ~ demonstrating adjunct to a
public building where violators of the law
are kept in close confinement. The stencil
arising from it ~ well ~ the clubhouse il,
the rear Of the Court House, speaks more
iorcloly than mere words, and calls loudly
iOr Inc adoption Of some sanitary meas
ures, to prevent the malaria from causing
sickness and disease. It is certainly q
mystery to MS how your Honorable Court.
the attorneys, officers aud citizens in at
tendance, can endure tho stencil arising
rom these places. We recommend the
immediate aud profnse use Of disinfec-
tants in these localities. @
The June Session Of the Court occurs
~ an ln0ppertuRs seasop Of the year, and
works particular harlships, aud in fire.
quent cases, serious loss to Our arricul-
t1ra! population. II there was any DOS.
MOllity OF cftecting . change in this res
pect, It would most aasuredly Ike hailed
with pleasure by our agricultural citizens.
They certainly feel grateful for the shirt
Of consideration for their material pros.
perlty which prompted Your Honor to de,
isy the present session Of the Court some
sntee weeks, In order to perform needed
isoor upon tho late crops, the salvation
winch depended upon this work.
- ~ AQHc!nsion We return to your Hon..
GOntt Apd IT. various officers, our thanks
lor Go9Yte.les extesled TO Us to facilitate
~ !aooFs, and TIE Pg0Wptless with which
oa'ci.ls have discharged ttihirI required dn.
s sass N securing Tie attendance 81 VI
In behalf Of the Grand Jury.
Respectfully submitted.
~ n PONDER, Foreman.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-09
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