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WAITED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
Inserted for Is cents for time three times for so
cents or IS cents per week.
WTANTED-A GOOD MATCHMAKER, TO
w take position in leading town in Arizona
Wages, 500 per month. Best of reference required
Address p. o. Box 1852 San Francisco. n4-3tFMW
VNTANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE TO
w board in private family. Call or address
No. acc Eleventh street. n1-f
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Irish shrewdness.

EFESH FEEChUHtsss
LONDON, November 5th.-A curious plan
has been adopted in some parts Of West Ire
land, with view of keeping the "no rent +"
manifesto before the tenants. It takes the
form OF promissorY note, which has been
circulated among the farmers attending the
fair. The note is promise to pay rent on
are released. 1t is intended that the note
shall be sisped by TIE tenants and sent to the
landlords.
Alarm Drills.
DUBLIN, November 9Th The military au.
thorities have inaugurated system of alarm
drills, to train the troops to fall rapidly into
a defensive position in case of attack. This is
a revival of the practice which prevailed dur.
ing the repeal movement il 1913.
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HATS

Hermann, TAe Eatter-No. 336 Kearny street
near Pine. The faest hats at the lowest prices
Factory: No. II beden street.
NJ, NeussderfYer-Ma Manufacturer and Importer o
Hats and Hat Materials. Wholesale and Retail
Northeast corner Montgomery and Bush streets
and dG2 Eearny
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.R1,vABE. ypoM. STEEL. ETC

WIZ Is Einck--Importing ard Manufacturing
Cutters and Beiihangers, 80. T69 Market street
Marcus G. ssnysIcy tf eo.-IGlportcrs OF Hard
ware cud Agricultural implements, Nos 3ol, 303
S05, so7 and 500 Market street, San Francisco.
raroiap. Gerry Is Ca.-Imc corters OF Hardware,
Iron and Steel, Agents for she fijtsburg Steel
Works Northwestern Horse Nail Co. and south
ngton Cutlery Co. Nee. Ia0 ara p Front street.
and Ncs. III and i19 California street.
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cI,oTHIERs. ETC.

j. W. Germany successor to Carmany & Crosette)
Dealer in Shirts and Mems Furnishing Goods
Shirts made to order speciality No. 20 hearny
street. between Market and Post.
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The Napa Reporter complains that the
county records are in q bad condition and
should be looked after by tie Supervisors.
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Egsl. s. AI-aE
SECONDHAND ENGINE.

* cSS g. LAMBERT = IMPROVED SLIDE
an Valve runs up to 100 and 125 horse-po
Inquire of &. RcC2sAHY IL so,
o9G-1DIua Sacramento Flour Mills.
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BREWERY FOE SALE.

TEyHE FOR YEARS WELL-KNoWN Ca
81. louis Brewery, zellEg
Situated on corner Of Sixth and G streets
In the city of Sacramento, Is, on account OF the
death 0f the proprietor for sale cheap Inquire OF
P. B0aL, 325 } street. o20-u
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FOR SALE.

FOR GALE,
01a ACRES OF GOOD WHEAT LAND, 81.
s14U two miles south of Clay Station, W.
Sacramento county. Containing Orchard, --z--
Vineyard and Blackberry Vines; 40 acres pasture,
all well fenced; dwelling g-house of nins rooms
new horse baris, hay barn, stables and wagon
sheds: windmill and tank, capacity 1900 gallons
water pipes in house, barns and eorrals; two living
springs on place Terms easy title perfect. For
further particulars Apply to
D. 4. HAMBURGER,
Nos. 1907 and 1908 Second st, Sacramento,
ol5-lm Or to o. S. BoARDMAN, Gait.
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IRON woREs, Boiler AND MA.

sacramento Esaiisr yaTas-Nos 21l snd 21e
Besie street. J. 7. Hall, Practical Doilermaker.
Manufactures Marine, Stationary and Portable
Boilers, and all kinds OF Sheet Iron Works.
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For Advertisement of VEIN
STOCK & LUBIN, see Second
Page. 1t eoill be changed daily.
SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Directory
ARTISTS.
ARTISTS, MATERIALS, ETC.

NOusew0rth-0pticia and Photographer, No. i
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
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ARTlSTS MATERlALS, EIC.
Pacific Business College and Teiegraphie
Institute-(Lfe Scholarship, for full Business
Course, S70(. W. Z. Chamberlain, Jr., and 7. A.
Robinson, Proprietors, No. 32o Post street, ePpo
site Union Square, s. F., Cal. Send for Circulars
sanborne, Vail & C0.-Importers and Manufact
urers OF Mirrors, holdings and Frames, Chromos,
Engravings, Brackets, Eases, StatuarY and
Artists Materials, No. S57 Market street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DIAMOND AND WATCH BROKER.
Uncle Harris. 22l Kearny st., between Bush and
utter. Established 1851.
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METALS, STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
w. w. Montague eS Co.-Importers Of Stoves,
Ranges and Sheet Iron, AEarbleized Mantels,
Crates and Tiles Manufacturers Of Plain,
Japanned and Stamped Tinware. Nos 1l0 lie,
ia, ll5 and 11S Battery street.
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HAMMERS GlyCerole of Tar is the best cough redi,
cine.
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TELECRAPHIC.
FOREIGN NEWS.

SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION.
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,EJT,I,TNE2Y

The Bandboy-Thc popular Millinery Establish.
nient. B. s. Hirsch & Co., No. 749 Market street.
Strict attention to orGers from the interior
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RESTAURANTS.
swnin's Family Bakery and p;niH9
Saoon--No. 6S6 Market street. Wedding cakes,
ice cream, oysters, jeles ETC., constantly on hand
Families supplied.
Cannpf's original italian Restaurant has
reopened under the management OF N. Giampo1i,
CaInpi's former partner. Nos s3l and 533 Clsy
st., near Montgomery. Everything frat class.
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RUBBER AND OIL GOODS

Davis & Eelie22-Pioneer Manufacturers OF Cape
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hats, Covers, ETC. Importers
and Dealers in Rubber Boots and Woolel Goods
No. 81 California street.
The Gutfa Perc.ia and Rubber SaaHsfact.
uring Com moany-Manufacturers of Rubber Goods
of every description Patentees Of the celebrated
Maltese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets. ]. W. Taylor, Manager.
Goodyear Eubber Co.-Manufacturers of all
kinds OF Rubber Betting, Packing, Hose, Springs,
Boots Clothing, etc. No. ST. and 579 Market street.
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|
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Department.

Equal SUCCESS Give your confidence we will not abuse it,
Come out Of curiosity and see eur stock It is selected and
suitable to the requirements Of a from the Banker to the LabOr
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RESTAURANTS.

TEA IMPORTERS.
stesgriea d Erardenstein--No. 21o California
street. p. O. Box 2lG3.
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WIZ. HI. MILLS.

TEE WEEKLY Union
Published In semi-weekly partsl
Is issued on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
comprising Eight Pages in each issue Sixteen Pages
each we T. and Is the cheapest and most desirable
Home, News and Literary journal published on the
Pacific Goa. T.
Terms Cns Year. 50
aau,i.KaekIv Unior Adxorftsinn r,nfea
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Pacific Coast Postal Changes,

New YORK, November 6.h.-This evening
a fire broke out on the Eagle docks, Hoboken.
The flames ragged so furiously, and became so
threatening, that the authorities CT Hoboken
teleeraphed to New York for aid and several
fire engines were sent over, and the fire boats
were ordered to the scene. The steamship
Rialto, from Hull, England, was damaged.
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III. II. PIERsoy.
w. II. HARE, d. d. S..
STAB MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
sguBcuRG d LAGEs,
SACRAMENTO FLOUR MILLS
c. mcCREARY q co.

yUyHEsE MILLS ARE NOW IN OPERATION,
and are making superior grade OF FLoUR-
Orders solicited. o15Im
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE RECORD -UNIoNI
PACIFIC COAST POSTAL CHANGES.
Further in Regard to the Assassination
at Omaha.
DISASTROUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Suicide Of a Russian Political Fugitive at
New York
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Of F.REIcH NEWS.
Ffightful Ravages Of Cholera Among the
Pilgrims at Mecca
DoMEsTIC NEWS.

tc.................. Etc.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10
GOV. WILTZ'S CONDITION.
IN. 0. Picayune.l

The health and strength Of Gov. Wilt
appears to he slowly but surely failing
every day. He is now SO weak that he is
confined to his house, and most of the time
to his room. Three or four days ago he
ventnred out in u carriage and seems
much worse since. He is suffering prin-
clpally from the effects of frequent attacks
ut coughing, which are so severe at times
as to cause him to faint. Gov. Witt is
unable to attend to any business what
ever, and is too low to leave the city for
any OF the places suggested. His power
of Wall Is very great, and to this he is in
debted, as much as to his physician. for
holding up so long and bravely against
the undermining effects Of consumption
npon his constitution.
The fact that our young and popular
Governor IN this near deaths door will be
a source Of great sorrow to his people.
On the threshold of a ripe intellect and
useful manhood lie lays down life full Of
hope and devoted to the service of his
State and its citizens since boyhood.
Nay, twas in that service he contracted
tho disease Which now claims him for the
grave, p
Knowing liW intimately and loving
him as brothes, We can in tyyta say
that he is the Prince Of Louisiana's young
manhood. Death can claim no brighter
mark, and when he passes away a we'll of
grief will break up all over his beloved
commonwealth. 54
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WHAT % THE MATTEL:

We cannot comprehend the spirit and
tone of some Of cur democratic exchanges
in this State, In the reasons they give why
- constitutional convention should iii
called. One desires the jury system aJol.
isbeq; another insists that suffrage &C., shall h
be ssstsietsa,, while the last Of these
strange-nay absolutely; tt77EaRnical sngges-
tions-is capped by the Morebouse Glqrios
IN desiring the repeal of Article q Of the
Constitution Of 1870, an article which
contains the enumeration Of . principle
that cost oceans Of human blood to attain
the right to bear arms, aud the necessity
for well regulated militia, ~ atiqTs ~
lt The Clarion does NOT understand what
'undThss this great principle. standing
armies faT which y rontends, are now
and have bsen alwsys, = 4aeuace to the
liberties Of free people and SO fearfnl are
England's people to-day of tlsiR own army
that their constitution declares no apprc-
prlation shall be made. to support or
maintain the standing army Of the nation
tor time exceeding one year. And more.
tbat the act to establish said. ar,ny shall
De fs1aPpqaapted every year, a. the period for
Its existence f. dIad in the act establish
ing = at txsllyesi plQpi6s. Fear Of In
diapsv was rot yhst Jefferson sshad in
vhw,0 when he enumerated tie pstpciple
IN the in.Mqftal Declaration Of; fndepen.
dence. No standing army is contaminated
by the constitution and when orr militia
tbe bnlwark Of onr liberties-is a1,oiishI
ed; when we are denied the RIfnT
70 bear arms, that much dreaded, central
lze4 government will be an established
fact. @5t'j9fits II .."T 49,
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Succession Sale,

>H;". s;Da ~ L. Il. Rni.t,,I ii,,H.
fpf vi,.I,' Of ~ order from The No,,, TN
~ TIA .'iI'tcal District Court OF louial
ana. in "nd !nr The iHti>h t.. Haivni,Mi,~:
and To nr t.rrctcl in tx, lhn.r ,l;rirAsi,,,
| VIII one .,r sale t. the i,,: and h;Y,,r.
bidder. IN the IOWA q! tl,uti"ryillr. on
Saturday. tie is: day III Octobc:. lsS:
The t"I'"win" Described property. hr,ouuin,
t" the Succession OF l.. Is. HachHi. Decreased
,O-Wit:
The umii, .l".i | r. iil,r,.s: of deceased il,
and /" Il tract OF lame, situated IL ,l,l. Parish
Of Natrhitor''r>. E'o"n rs hc u,rll,l,t hal
OF I'll" l.. u. larha! plantation. situated and
bounded rs follows: loHlirL below hy lands
iG'n'rrly h'!"ng,ns t" Jean Lo.S hrSorchcs
above hy lands formerly hc"n in. ~ the
>>nrrrSsi"n "t Victor Raci!a!. IN he r,.n, I,y
!andSof a. \. Racial and I.uui> Jean ka,:,.i
ana front l;y lett bank Of Cane river. dies
rcn1ing.
Property to bring apprai>cn,ut.
Terms Of Safe:
Casl. on tjrr spot.
A. MARANOEICN.
aug ~" Administration
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Notice.

vI>HE ne:st regular meeting of the board O
i School Directors for tic Parish of Nat
|'chitoc]les Willie held, in accordance with law
on the LIST, Saturday in October. at which
time public schools, win be established
throughout the Parish III accordance with tn.
inntis. in each district, on hand. q 4
The attention Of persons applying for teach,
ership Of any public school il called to that
portion OF, section 4af act No. % of 1871
WMcH reads az follows: mo tcachcr shall
nc employed in any free public school without
u, certificate from said committee (examin.
nlng Committee) ayouching his or her schol-
ast'c qualification and moral fitness for, tic
teachers VOCATION, w -
{ Attention, isalso called to section No. 30 of
same y net r"t,tiveto the qualifications and
duties of teachers. ~ " -.
IN ali cas,s applications should Ii. made in
Writing and signed by the patrons of the sew
era schools fe a!yenchlns for the moral fitness
81 the applicant : = ''''H' -
Applications for leadership will he reeeiv.
ca on and after September 2Oth. .up to Che LIST
saturday "fdlctober 1881. by the Secretary
a. !. Breazcale, examination may take place
during that time as well ms on tho tIay Of
regular meeting sotliat the examining com,
m mt can send in its certifcetos on that day
without delay. =, - '' wv
!. ~, H., II. =. WALMSLEY,
esot''' ~. 1T. '' President
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Latest kilograms from Northe1a Vir.
SinA state that IN that locality TIE
drought has been Disastrous to tho eoRn
crops; there is no food for cattle, and in
ssme cases people travel thirty miles, fol
oreadstaffs In the upper Rapshannock
water is hauled from she riyer for family
mo and the supply ID 70 reduced that large
mills are unable to do more than custom
work. The unprecedented drought seems
almost general, particularly in the
FERN States. ,sFss
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10

Ne hadintsaded enc this, to ~ soma q
thing SlUnt onr conftsre the New Orleans
I'sases& which progressive jonrpal ha.
Fecestly pat % . saagniaeent press Which
prints safA raaAsa, 49, md counts lsI-
eoe Iss Z oae kesrl ~ ~ tgptA lot
IL. liaA u, thst VI have ~ - 1ftt,e
| ~ tsibalstsSaa u ~; lxlieh
= M Il Il or ~ VI asssatson 70
sseh = sxVb AaJp - . loss sight
g - 10 We ~ ilrysss Hpw-
49, . tAl1lass ~, ! - - sarI
llI \ rs illIrss u ! = = III -,
- = Y ~ ~
- :, !! nv ~ u
= s. &,
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Succession Sale,

~ |r,'l" Of N, or'l,r and decree Of III,
- Hon. the District Court in and tor IA.
Iarfs!i of NatrhitUchrl. | will sell ut th.
door OF TIE Court House IN the city rr Nairhi
iOchrs. on
Saturday. The 10th OF September, 1881.
the folio in; d"scril"l property h,.!ougir.
t" the Snrrrs>ion OF :..>tclIr ryinltonl.,
! decreased, ,n-w.t: .'
LIST. y tract Of laud on the east bank %,
! EaEol ''i'lrn, parish Of Naichitorhca, bciur !;
l'"'''ol'"i lot J. Sec. II, township Strange
",lWrSt. containing - 1G-i0A acre. ii
"a il:nt':cr tract OF land iii said Parish.
''cihg all ct section .; (rNcc,t lot No =, lu,;
ana q. G.; section -. and c.,st hall OF north
,'itSl quarter: section 70, township H. .au,...
~, containing six hundred and fort y-t!.,.,.
o.-'0O acres - d.
Sd. Another tract of land in said nariEn
c"l'slStIn" OF lot No. 9, of section II. and
Io' NO. J. of section Is, all Of section IA; lex
cept the north half Of fractional north east
4uartrrl and lot No. ., of section q. town
snip ~, rance 10. containing Five Hnn,lr",
and Sixty two acres. ~ ..' ,a
4th. Another tract of land consistin" of
lot No.. .. OF section "a. and Ill Of section IT,
in township ", range 10. containing Go
= u i
parish, of Nhcllitoci.ra and .,,O ,;-ltD brr,e
are in the parish Of DcSoto. ..
9th. Another tract OF land in Tie parish Of
Natchit"cheS, being the nortl, hall ot south
east quarter and north east quarter Of south
west quarter Of section IL, township 4. rau-e
:, con::,inin" us }j-lO0 acres. n"v' = ~
9TH. Another tract of land in said parish.
being the west ll;li Of north west quarter and
north west quarter Of south west Quarter of
section Is, township 8, range +. containing
us $1,000 acres. - - 80
.th The undivided one fifth. and seventh
Of one fifth OF another tract of land il saul
parish. being the south west quarter o.! south
west fractional Inartcr OF section 3. fowl
ship .. range Z. containing 80 Ss-ln0 acres.
and Inc south east quarter Of south east ,,mr-
Ter 81 serti"" z, township s, range Z. con.
tanning IS $500 acres. (Chaly hca;e Spring
property. s
9Th. The undivided one third of u tract Of
land owned IN common with Phanor Py,,
,ihomn'e" heirs and Jean Prltlhomme. on
botn side" OF Old river, in said parish, con.
tanning ab"''t :'i' acres, being the lower halt
OF clam confirmed to Sonlonge bossicr, and
purchased Of Succession Pierre Chcllettrr
2 The interest of the deceased in TIA. allow,
land being an undivided one-half; if desired
'V purchaser. the title to the other mdiyi- |
led half Viii be made 1T the same time md
81 same terms. by the Heirs of p. Achil.e
PrUlhoniDir. deed.
Terms Of Sale:
For villa: it will bring on a credit of 70
months, the purchaser to give his bond with
;ood joint security, and mort gage retained on
he property sold. and hearings per cent in
crest from, day Of adjudication. Sch bond
i" have force a,ld effect as u months bonds
aiken in sales nn'ler writs of Ficri Facias.
@r LOUIS A. PRUDHOMME.
Aug. "'~'t Administrator.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Tax Rolls
- Of 1881, in and for the Parish Of Natchi-
toehes, have been duly filed and RECORDED. ,s
the law directs, in the. efficc of the Recorder
'of mortgages pfsai4 Parish and oa,y thereof
ldeiiNeled 70 me, showing that the Taxes a.
sessed in the year NJ set forth in the Pay
Rolls on fileill my Office aud in the Mortgage
Office of said Parish and that said Taxes. are
now due and will become delinquent OF, tLc
5ist day OF December 1857 ind will draw
eight per centuin perannun, interest from that
date until property 'he5sold to satisfy said
Taxes, in accordance with Article 40 of: the
constitution SAMUEL. p. RAINES. ~
s'ept.3Ht',2r Sheriff and Tx Ca1teotor.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

..-.I+.---... -
judicial Advertisements inserted at legal rates
viz,mr L"ls.n per square Tor iirsi insertion. and
FIT Gents n" >u1l:or f", each ss,!,sru,l, iii;r
tiia. sl",s'' is the SPACE q" on" l,,,,,lI,si words
s"sll hlaItel A.,l Necessities clever, line. ut MNp,.
type III the. .,ln,nus, one inch,
All advertisements Of judicial nah..t, inserted
~ iI!I' pn,"i >nF ,: ~ the above ,.l. ~, NJ
anl nIl..'i b.. Aid t,i accordingly
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10

Marvin, the matrimonial adventnrer,
was recently taken to Richmond, Va,
and received without any violent demon
stratiOns by q large concourxs Of the Gu
1ious people. He now feigns lump and
. stutter in speech, and when srraigned
on August 18th, gave his name %
Gen. Budleng A. Morton. He has been
arrsigned for bigamy and forgery.
He has married no sess than fourteen
times. III 49,. s... 'i"
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The Augusta tGl..) Chronicle expresses
some concern lest Mr.. BEN HILL should
lose the power of articulation in cOnse-
qnence OF an operation performed on his
tongue for a dangerous form of cancer.
BxN HILL not talk! Whata luxury that
mans silence would he to the whole cOun-
try, and oh how many affections would
the poor South escape if HILL Of Georgia,
and few others, were dumb. Grant is,
in mercy, such contamination. - &,
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We would suggest to our confreres of
the Press, that before any further invita-
lions are extended to immigrants we as
certain if they can really buy these lands to
4hich we cell them. It is true they can
bny, but it is equally true that the price
is out of all proportion, and has been fix
ed, in truth, at such figure as to actual
ly bar immigration. If the price asked
for lands is any criterion, we don't want
Immigrants, much. So @
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Net profit on investment.

! This is greater than can be made from
cotton, and We would advise our farmers
to SOW afew acres, along with other cer-.
"
ais so as to bring about a new system Of
agriculture. A system Of diversity OF
crops. Il so.ss....,... - 81
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10

DR.. RaefeI Nunez was elected President
of the State Of Panama, on Sunday, Au-
gust oath. He is described a. an intelli-
gent, active and enlightened chief magis-
fraf0 lew -
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10

Johnnie, the ten years old son of Mr.. J.
A. Gilliland, of Shreveport, was thrown
from horse last week and had his arm
broken Just above the wrist. Verify, mis-
fortunes have thickened upon our friend
Gilliland. 1I@a feG t5
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10

DR.. RIvET has launced his association
into journalism. The name Of the bant-
ling is The 1ar Payer. If RIvET can con-
vince the public that his crowd ever paid
taxes at ALL the mission of his press will
not he in yain.sssEt .. .-. ...,.
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Succession Sale.

Succession Sale. 4E
DY virtue Of I'm order Of the Hon. the Dis
- tnct Court in and for the parish OF
Natchitorhcs, / will offer for sale ut the late
residence Of the deceased in the Parish OF
Natchitochcs. on 90 'p'I5. 10
Wednesday. 2Sth day Of September, 1888 I.
tho followin. described property. in the parish
of Natchi,ochea, belonging to the Succession
at Geo. ". Enrkett. decd. viz: The undivi-
dc'l half interest Of deceased in Lot No /. of
section No. IA. township No.9. range No. 9.
containing One Hundred and Twenty-iour
W-lUo acres, less 50 acres heretofore sold by
decd, to W. ID. Carter. -
Also the south east quarter of south west
quarter OF section II, township ., range 9,
containing tllirty-nine acres more or less.
Also lot No. 5, Of section II. township 9,
ranges, containing twcnty-onc 96-lOO acres.
Also the south portion of Lot No. !, town
ship .. range 9, continuing titty-tl.vc acres.
together with the buildings and Improve
G Terms Of ≤ sud- b..
Cash-suhject appraisement.
sf'.a JOHN N. BURKETT.
~ Aug. Tit. j,@.,, Administrator
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an VOORHEES,, Democratic Senate,
Nd tho Republican State Of Indiana,
eants law enacted to prevent ''persons'
NOM getting up corners In pork and
ram And DAN Is - annual Congress
acnal bowler for liberty and mouths from
Usceml'er till Juneeyery year about the
Isiehts Of American citizens. Wonder Il
DAN believes . mans money Is public
Psopety. But then ''an issue' is wanted
FOR the Democracy Of tho 'hsaaier' State,
and VOORHEES, il bound to farsfsh Il. S
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10

BEN HILL Of Georgia, whom Gen, LONG
STREET names JEFF. DAVIS convenient
witness" has recovered the use Of his
tongue. which kind Providence had for
awhile afflicted with o cancer, and de-
clared in Virginia the other day that Ma
HONE wasn't voting as he shot and ought
to be shot for 50 doing. HILL Of Georgia
is good material for bonfire.