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SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Mad. Hvpolite Bordelon.
QY virture Of an order and decree Of
ID the Hon. nth Judicial District Court
In and for the parish of Natchitoel,es.
aud TO mo directed, ! will offer for sale
ut public auction ut the late residence Of
The deoesaed. Mad. Hypolits Bordelon, in
this parish, on
Thursdsy. February oath, 1881,
about nix miles above the city Of Nstch,.
t"ehes, on Rel river. tho following des.
cribed property, belonging to said Sue.
cesai0n, to.wit:
Que yoke Of Oxen, two Cows and three
calves, QUO yoarliug. fifteen bushels Of
CDsn, one Cart. one lot Of household fur.
niture, consisting Of Ave chairs, two
ssn'tll tables, 0nS bcdstead and besjdiD9.
twO wardrObea. Que sartheru crock.
Also The following described tract of
md situated In this paS,sh containing
1ny.dve acsea moro o. lsss, on Red river
~ township eleven, range nins. housded
stOve By land Of St. Ann Feeeman Ana
Yellow ~ land Of Joseph Henry. and
ksow1 = ~ Wiaew Bsg1slea place.
Tegmo Of Sale:
CAsh-with thu benefit at appraise.
mont. HOMER rONTENOT.
Feb. -. 81. Admini.trstoe.
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geW advertisements.

Sam'l Nelkin Va. Marsh.l New

SAINT Nelkin Va. Marshal Ney.
9TH Justice Court, Parish II Nstchito.
ches. No. II.
Ri virtue Of writ Of III. ia. iss,,e,l
- IN the above entitled and numbered
suit, aud to me directed, I have seize,I
and will offer for sale to the last auJ
highest bidder, on the I'll Die plantation.
parish Of Natchitochcs, State II LOujsi.
ana, on
Saturday, 5th day Of March, 1851.
at 10 O'Clock. y. the following described
property. to.wit:
, bales Cotton in the seed. more OF
lea.
(ons) sorrel Stallion, and the nndiyi.
!le.i interest Of said Marshal New. in &
bales Cotton In the scsl, moro OF len.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash subject to appraisement.
SAML r. RAlNES,
ECU As.--N. Sheriff.
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Sherifs Sale.

Sheri6's Sale.
J. A. Ducournau, Datiye Testan'en'a'!
Executor, w. l.. A. Sers, ct 81.
District Court, Parish Of Natch'toche''
10y yirtue Of writ Of Fl. IA. is'"e''
ID on two ~ months Bonds, and to mo
directed, l have seized aud vii! one!
for sale to the Last and highest bidder. ..
anction, at the door Of the Court honso
in the city aud Parish Of Natch'toc's''
Saturday, the 5th Of March. 1881.
at IL o'clock. NJ, the following descr'o'
eG property, tO.wit:
The plantation wl,ereon Marie Luce
I'artl,elmy Racial, resided at tho t'n a,, "
the death Of her husband, Alexis C'oo .:
tier, on Cane river. in tho parish "
Natchitocl,es, State Of Louisiana, having
five arpents front, Of land. op tho ''eO'
bank Of said river. between the pla''s'
tions Of widow Dallichamp and Frau.
co.'s Gaiennir, containing seventy NV
acres, and tive bnndredths 81 o" ae ~"
purchased by said Sers, ut the SacceSs'"a
sale Of said Alexis Clontisr. on l5tn "s'
Of January, 1879.
Terms Of Sale:
Casl,-subject to ar. 'raise.ne Mrs
Jan. 29.-tds. 7ne''''
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The \. D, Parine Railrwad.

From what we eau learn thls rail.
road Il being pushed forward With
wonderful energy. A recent letter
from Mr.. w. E. Crume. Assistant
Engineer OF the road dated at
Churchville, 81. Landry Parish. Feb.
7th. states that the work b going on
With vigor. he states that he has
COMPLETED oil bic bridge locations
and the contract let for construction
tor the first Of June, by which time
be doubts not, the contractor Will
have everything ready for the trains.
The water 10 10 favorable condition
to forward the work. Many Of the
piles needed will be over 100 feet
long and this will cause some uu.
avoidsble delay 10 getting timber Of
that length. He 10 now procuring
them over on Pearl River In Nissis.
sippi.
Thus 10 something over two months
the scream Of the locomotive will be
heard 10 Alexandra, and that town
Will be 10 communication. by rail,
With New Orleans, and Z few week,
later trains will be running through
to Shreveport.
In the meantime what d helms
done With reference to the Tap Road
from this city? Il 10 time TO make
some strenuous efforts aud for on,
citizens to energeticslly bestir them.
selves II they do not desire 20 bc
"ieft ont 10 the cold" "a isolated 1. .
land town. away from river nsvie,.
tion and also the rush and stir and
LIE OF . busy railroad. Let "a effort
Be made at once 10 realize some def.
oite contamination Of The Visheo a,
the people. - recently expressed by
tnelr votes at the ballot box.
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Our cstsvmed contemporary, the
Point C,upec Eia.,v. wrininty mis.
understands W. " u supvc~cr for mn
instant that ~ favor the oblivion OF
thOse MsW"r,ss II tie late var.
~hich W. should all cherish. abd 4,
further misunict.'anJs W. II " cup.
lsss~s ~ atv In i-vs II bring ~
'h"s- things cnn~rnina tho war W..
tween the sections into every d,y
lite. i's bu 'iIcss and politics. whicu
sh"uli w. memories only. What We
COMPLAIN ot is. that the South, ",
father . portion 81 IL people. ARE
so,u. what trspcn.ibl. foe the lad
condition from With w. have just
ii'si ours-iy-s.
The IRA ~ tcconSsruc'ion" u ~
dead rrs-iicslly. ne the "wnr." nn,i
II bodies us me- gooi a. turn hack IL
u. lie horrors can never revisit co.
people save through some act oi FOL
w u their own some such folly IN
tue acts NJ our ltst Confederate b, IL.
adler Legislature IL this State 0ltes
the war. wi,h i's contract and ~.
rsrnticc lass" tor iastsucc.
What 20 are 'solid" onis not the ab.
| sAencs ,ss~ast,Ns obi. n ara s~ov>r n I,v
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Aorsaa's Joint Rule provides that
the concurrence Of tho two houses h
required 70 reject the vote OF State
ergo It requires the affirmation Of the
tw0 Houses TO count the vote Of .
Stste, and yet We hear Democratic
Journals bawllng about centrali,a-
tionl But three Democrats in thu
House had tho manhood 70 vote
agGast this measure, which vould
6avs. Il enacted and enfotced, subvert.
ID the rights Of tho States 70 the vill
oetAe party 10 coatrol q both Hon.,
Verify the Democracy y not % much
y iAvoe Of the practice II suti-csn,
oalism although they are great o.
~ pgeaeA.
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Cox, Of New York. Il = Northern
Democrat. Cox. Of New York, 70 bit.
terry opposed TO Louisiana receiving
the s2ic.oN secured by Mr.. AcxL,x.
the discarded Democrat Of this State,
for her. Ia the River and Harbos
Bill. and Cox. OF New York. 10 fur.
Their opposed to the million dollsrs
Tor the Mississippl river. also secur.
cd by Mr.. AcxLiS: and while 70 arc
on this subject we may 40 we'll Gay
that Gen. 0iDsox OF Louisiana was
absent from his seat. and did no., IN
consequence. vote when the blll was
ny. AMI yet 0IDsox's main card when
he wac elected Senator. was this very
Mlssissippi bill.
We pause for comments from the
"Jeitersooian Democracy"
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To seoeu Of lass week IVES rartic.
olAsSy eeVeeo and disastrous In "a.
ssoss portions Of the State. In New
Osteoae sAs va>er Vas itom three 70
ave ssee deep. causiag much distress
sed saasslpg. particularly Tor want
q !ood okt6t. yawls and call boats
veso beoa&ht Into regulation to
Asoltaae communications. The city
eeeeossesss end citizens formed relief
sooo3aees 70 alleviate the distress
q The SsAabltaa,s Of the overf,owed
d>ser'ca Verify the prescut winter
- eeeo prolific u disastrous and
ee0oeoe s1osms.
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Sler Orlran5.
FOR SALE.

4 certain tract or parcel Of land, situa.
ted in the parish Of Natci,itoches, on
the right bank Of Cane river. above the
town vi Cloatirrvill-, on the opposite
side Of the river, containing l27 arpents,
more or less. bounded by lands Of Am.
Moise lcc"mte above, and below hy
land Of Lnc Porche, and with front on
Cane River.
Another tract If land in same parish,
containing 70 acres, and being the lower
half the west half with east quarter and
east fractional half Of tho north west
fractional quarter Of section 2C. town.
ship seven north. range five west, con
tanning in all 40 acres, ~ per Patent
1896. and being the same tract Of land
derived from Jas. Il. COutry.
The V. J. RACHAL plantation. contain.
ing u hundred and seventy-six acres,
good dwelling Of five rooms, stables and
corn cribs.
A tract adjoining the above, contain
ing 66 acres, with buildings, dwelling
house, gin house, large corn crib, over.
scrrs house. three negro cabins and other
buildings.
The DAY place, containing about a
hundred acres or more, with all the
buildings on same.
The WALLACE plantation, Cain rive,
fronting both sides, and containing
about 140 acres, with all necessary
buildings, etc.
LAKE JERlCO plantation, about
miles from Natchitochrs. containing abOnt
- acres. with dwelling, gin house
stables aud cabins.
The above property is vnluable and
will liz more ND. ~ there is now no tl0ub,
alDOnt tho Railroad l,einls completed
Will l'e sold an Very reasonable terms
say to cash, balance in one, two
three and four years, with 8 per cent in
terest. Mr.. Landry Charleville, ut Clou
tierville. will give full particulars Of til.
land. AMI also Mr.. John &. Trichell, nj
Natcl'ituches.
Address. j. r. CARROLL.
81 Porlit o Street, New Orleans.
Aug. u.
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The facial distortion Of our worthy
Contemporaries 30 they svsllos the
nsus~asins dose ~ no Mississippi
tevee sppsorstattna. no i!'aaiitan
stesmship lines. 10 Eds Railway.
no anything Ia fact Zoe Oh. ssu,h.
would be quite amusing U Il w-rc
oct q 'ansfsl instead u a tatCc.
Asd zee while psct~tly abusing "out
friends" In Csngr~ss fut no, extend.
Inc "psomis~i ALL To We. they i.t.
v~t not In vertebrate their undyinr
fssl,v to tho "a, present constituted"
nsmsra,ie party.
II thee worthy friends ~ ours
woult fas q moment consult their
indr~m~a,s and n"s their Passion.
and sentiments. 'h~y would sec hos
utterly hop~l~es ~ realization arr
their wishes from tho Northern DIN.
eersTy.
W. have said. and 10 repeat. that
political PARTIES 81 matcsu times
,imcs In tho arc II psusc and basi
ness. AMI not In the glow of poetry
and chivalry-vhnsc creed u not 10
sdvNacv tho welfare and material
happ,ness % the citixcn are unwoe.
thy Of martyrs ~ support. We must
nSss understand what Louisiana
needs and when ~ ~ On understand.
u should ~ our duty to secure shosc
shiass. s~xsf,il-ss os whether Il hurts
the 80 called 1ncmoess'ic Iarsy OF not.
which In Tact shoald be the last con.
sidcFsiion that should influence ".
Foe this reason we contend that no
ioisies sims could BE- aspired 10 by
the people Of Louisiana than those
OF protecting our sugar interests,
which amount In value TO more than
too thirds oe the cotton crop of the
entire South: Of securing aid from
the general government for the Mis.
sla.ippl lsvrc sys,cm. FOR re have
sIsut millions already In MAINTAIN.
inR these levecs. and will expend
mlll,oos more IN the aamc vav vhen
the whole nation h "A ,,e.n,v inter
es,e,, 4. vc IN p,o,ec,,n. tho .re.,
ho,v of ,ands In the valley ~ th.,
great river from ipuu,is,Ion IN a.
curing s,eamsbip l,nes "a foreign
pce,s. particularly the Central sSd
,ovth Amer,on Ns.srs: IN aiding
E.ps 10 cons,r,c, tho shin canal. n
,.on,,e subs,an,iai .n,,ror,l.,,oo.
tina, our numerous water courses IN
the s,ase shoula he utilized. And l.s,
but no, ,e.st "a buIld nm, NV m.
ssms n,eane our Nev Eo.,.rd ss,,o-.
c,,,zsps have uscd. mauufsc,or,,..
throughout our ssc,,on
Tha, ve All favor ,he.e ,rc,. m.
,scsa Their. n M do,h. and !, an,
o.on,. on, on,v ,L;uI %, . mousr,
,h.v ,,,i .ss hoe u,,o,,v ,mno,.,h,..
n "a "a .vsr ho,,. o., ~. ""' o,.,..
ton Of tho Nor,hcrn n.moc,acv -
.ecure them. for nm, ncr,. /. on.,.I,,
and oror,,IIv onno.,,i m nh ,L...
mso.v,,, Ths,, s,s,s and W.,,n..,
c.nva.... and ,,a,Sorm. A.. maj. ;,
dI,ec, InaIsn,,.hl. on,,,,.,,,on ~
ev.rv sinsls one NJ .hss. Ron,h.,n
Amanda ana re- d llks . a, n
Mind Sooi.. con,iou, N h,,c,.h Roc
| And his crowd vith VOTE. enough n
oc.,,oI IN. .ov.,.-.., .,d o.. ~,
s,d ..v. ,..s.~. :. ~ No.. ="
.on'd nsx.. r.Ss,.,..S ~ w
-" s,cu.. a." ~ om.,.., ,,- ..,,
,.,.ao, S,.... p,.A.. :" s..~ ~.
-, 49,. 80 .o.s..a,." ~" Nv
..n. Io,., MI. . S..I,. ..sn 80,
"ho,. do..,,rs uo." a.. . =" S ~.
S,.....s" 80 a.. r,s... .''o =. wv
r,,S .h.,,.o, 49," :. m.....,'
p..e . ~, 49,. auso 10 nscvsn'
..d ~ ~h,oh .o,' ~, "nSv,. nv .s.,..
proposes 20 0oS what arc Ito tcueto
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
6nccessiON Of Resale PerOt, nee FOrl
I EOPOLD LEVY having applies: to be
Ii appointed Administrator Of the Sue.
cession Of R0sslie PsrOt. nee Fort, no.
tice IL hereby given to Ill persons inter.
estetl to file ia this Office opposition
thereto within ten days from tho date
hereof. in default Of which the said ap.
p)icatiOn will b. granted.
GEO. W. KEARNEY,
Feb. l2 q. Clerk.
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Several Of our exchanges ars ssits.
etoe Tho organization OF local immi.
Rraston societiee. The VIxDIcAroa
be bed much 70 ~ heretofore on
this subject, and 10 cordially com.
mend oil that our contemporaries
sre doing 70 secure the ends aimed
At.
Ia order 70 secure the immigration
OF both settlers and lsborera organi.
ssd Effort b necessary. The State
Bureau can never achieve subs.so.
tisl results cave and except through
the cooperation and support OF local
soctettes. TIE great need OF labor
= acknowledged and 10 urge that
ehe organizations b secure II be n
ONE perfected 10 OIL the parishes Of
the State.
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leans WEEKLY DEMOCRAT will be
srnt one year, postage prepaid, for the
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Scril'rr will receive postage free the val.
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IN represented. send IN your money au,.
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]. d. COSGROVE.
Publisher.
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SETTLERS WANTED.

UETTiERS wanted far long term. on
y srci,"n ~ seven. township o. eight.
range az ,.v-0 The west half ~ al
Tie s"u,h.a-i quarter ~ I'll. section ~,
twelve. Tie ra.i half ! II the East
half iIi 1T 80. ii"a thirteen tlap town.
.hip Is. } hnfi, ,hgr 81 west.
T,uauis waul,d n NY plantiiion "i'
Car itS't. ,...l lsI,l. h"rs,s and I.n,..
Term. ,a., aud i'f.rros exchanged.
AtlltAuD fi;t'BiiOMME.
Drb. ~ II.
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% ~ night OF The Sta The store Of
&c. Palmer 4 Co.. No. % Camp
sessst New Orleans. wss blown %
v)eA zoo powder. making . wreck OF
~ ealldle9 aed 10 coatsots. The
sxoeealoo sAook ~ busie6ess portion
q ~ city . b. q earthquake. A
10 povdee Ne ussd 10 the buildiue
~ sasAis b sbroaisd 10 mystery, and
~ saase aod tbe perpetrators IN.
k0oOn. Lll .&fHf1
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FOR RENT.

NWO ANAL Fsru,s on Bayou Donr.
l. teux, near Saline bayou, Is and 80
acres. Finest quality land.
Apply to J. G. TRICHEL.
Jan. 29..lm.
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M L. DlSNUKES.
Attorney at La,c,
SECOND st.. Natchitoches, La.
(Oppoeite the Court House.)

Prompt attention given to al business
entrusted to bis care. Will practice in
the District aNl Circuit Courts of Match.
itOches, District Courts If Sabine, DeSD.
70 and Rel River. aud Supreme Court ut
Monroe and New Orleans.
Jan, n. N1.-1y.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

WAN 1 AOAc y 0AAGIs
Alfred Dimeri VI. Richard Vansaut.
18th Justice Court, Parish of Natchitocha
No. 9.
DY virtue Of writ Of Fl. Ia, iasaed
- in the above entitled and Numbered
suit and to inc directed, l have seized
and will offer for sale to tho Lost md
highest bidder. in Campte, at tho o6es
Of the aforesaid Justice; on
Saturday, March 10th. 1881, @
at 10 a. m.. the following described prop.
erty, to.wit:
The undivided half interest Of Richard
Vansant in a certain tract Of land. situs.
ted on tho Conley dc Frrisl,, in the Par.
isll Of Natciitoches, being tifty.tvo
acres, more or less, bounded on the north
hy lands belonging to Daniel y. Dick
son. on the sonth by lands Of John Gif
Ton. aud on tue east by lands Of Nsrga.
rct G. Lamathe and the heirs Of Florsu-
tine Lamathe, and on tho west BY lands
belonging to Jacob A. Wolfson.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash; subject to appraisement.
JAMES OWENS,
Feb. 12.-tds. Special Constable.
Sheriff. Sale.
Therese Labycl'e, widow Augasts \.
Robin ct ais, vs.. Marie Therese Castillo,
widow Pierre Labyche, Administering
ct ala.
District Court, Parish Of katchitoehes
No. 8592.
| 10y virtue of writ Of seizure snd asb
- issnetl in the above entitled asdnuu.
l'eretl suit and to me directed, l have seiz.
ed and will offer for sale to tho last aud
highest bidder. at anctiOn, at tho door
Of the Court House in the city asaPar.
ish OF Natchitoclles, on
Saturday. tbs 18th day Of March. 1857
| at y o'clock NJ, the following deseribea
property, to.wit:
That certain plantation sitnsted in
the parish Of Natchitoches, State Of Lou
isiana. on the east bank Of Ned river,
called Little river, about four miles be.
low the town Of Natchitocles. With al
the buildings and improvements thereon;
said plantation having front on Little
river. bounded in the rear. on the cant
by lands of F. &. Bartlett and J. A. Du'
cOnrnan, below and south by splsnta..
ton Of Ambrose Lecomte, and above sud
north by plantation formerly belong
| ing to Mrs. Azemia Dickerson. and con-
tanning abOnt one thousand acres, more
or less.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash-snbject t" appraisemeot:
8. =. RAlNES.
Feb, 5.t,ls. Sheriff.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

Estrayed before me the undersigned
authority by J. Alphonse Prndboann'o;;
one red aud white spotted OK. msIA: ].
With = swallow fork and under"'t J."
right ear. and an un,lertalf aud upper
lit in left ear-bran.letl W r.
l.. ALEX. BUARD,
Jan. Is, 1881. 81. +. Wsra o.
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Succession Sale.

SMccession Of Michael Boyce.
DY virtue If IN order Of tho Honorabl,
ID Judge Of the nth Judicial Distric,
Court Of the parish If Nstchitocl,es
State Of Louisiana. and to me directed.
will offer for ssle 70 the last and hixl,cs,
bidder. ut snction, on the Michael HIVE.
plantation, On Red river, in the parisl
Of Natchitochea, about l2 miles ALLOW.
the city Of Natchitoches, on
Saturday, March 5th, 1881,
ct IL o'clock NJ, the following described
property. tO.wit:
8 Mulea.
lOx Wagon. (old.) 4.
: Horse Wagon, (Old.)
! Cart, (old.
9pairs Gear, Single and Double Trees.
Ssweeps.
Q Flows.
! Cros.C Cut Saw.
] Csn Shelter.
! LIT Blacksmith Tools.
2Oxen.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash. for it, appraised valne.
SAM'L. p. RAINES,
Feb. IL. Sheriff.
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HOTEL
1t. DENIS Street.
NATClIITOCHES, LA.

new MANAcEWENT,
THE PLANTERS HOTEL, tho most
! centrally located HOTEL for both the
l'usinrss and pleasure seeker, has recent.
~ changed hands, aud il now under the
management Of Mrs. +. CARA, and has
been thoroughly renovated and return.
ishe,l. making II one Of the most desira.
h'e Hotel /" tho city, with its large airy
uNOmS AMI wide halls. The house il kept
~ the American plan ut the low price o!
g M per day. with a small extra charge
TOR par'"r aud baths. A liberal arrange.
m'nt can be made with persons remain.
ivy permanently.
FRANK MCDANIEL,
Dec. lS.-ly. Proprietor.
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G0DCHAUX.
OF BENEFIT TO EVERY ONE!

OF BENEFIT TO EVERY ONE!
Through our efforts and by
our undauntcd labor, We have
placed the prices of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods down
within the reach Of everybody.
To. It's belongs the credit of
marking down the prices ; and
by straightforward and legiti-
mate methods we have sue
ceeded in steadily increasing
our business until its volume is
twice that Of any House in the
Southern Trade.
Our Styles, Qualities and
Makes recommend themseslye.
All our ClVhing is especially
made for the Finest and Best
Retail Trade, is well sllrunk
and made, and cut with an eve
to Comfort and Fit.
Under No Circumstances
Should Strangers Visiting the City
purchase their
|O1ot h 1 n e ana
FURNISHING GOODS
without examining our Stock,
We represent truthfully every arti-
Gle We SILL and guarantee satisfac action.
n. b. Samples and instructions for
seif measuring willingly sent on an.
piicatioD.
Leon Godchaux.
81 & 81 CANAL st..
NEW ORLEANS.
Feb. 5.-Cm.
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Jas. H. Hill,
WITH
j. j. MCCOOk & Bro.
MANUFACTURERS AGT'S..
NATCHITOCHEs, LA.

WILL keep constantly IN han,l,
knlky Flows, Riding CultivatOrs.
Hay Rakcs, Walking CultivatorS.
Mowers, liarrows, large and small
Brown Cotton Gins and Presses.
Ro''hin's Family Washer + Bleachers,
Clothes WringerS. &c.. &c.
Weare also Agents for Breads" great
worn, entitled Earning tor Profit, con.
tanning $50 pages, with llO illustrations,
the most valuable Farmers book eyer
published
Nj. ]. II. HILL will have the man.
ssgemrnt Of our Agency Department in
future. and will take pleasure in exhibi
thug any 1t our Labor Saving tmpie.
mIents. HIS contracts in this Depart.
ment will 6e fully complied with BY ~.
}. J. McCOOK t. BRO.
Oct. 2-Cm.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-19
Sheriff. Sale.

SHERIFF. Sale.
Trichei and Simmcn~ VI. 9. v. Il. Cox.
Parish Csnrt Docket, Parish Of Natchito.
ches, La. No. ia.
Ni virtue of writ Of Fl. IA. issue,l
ID BY the Hon. the 18th District C,nr1
and to me directed, I have aelsed NM
WIN otter for ssls to The Last sad hirhesl
Oidtlei. ON the Waln,sley PLANTATION.
above ]. G. Trichel's plautslieu on 6nen.
lse Lake. parish Of atchitochss, Stat.
q Loaisisna, ON
saturday, the 6th day Of March. 1881
q u o'clock ~, the following propert
to-wi::
? Sa,ss Cotton in the seed, moro q lee,i
sovscl hoese,
. Aashsls Corn. moro O. lssA
] isasaing.
Terms Of 0sle:
Cash -6atject to apprsi@meat.
6AA'L. r. RAJNEs.
eeA Wr.3e. 0AsE.E.