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DEATHS.

WELCHANs.-Aug st ls, 1881, in this city,
Edward Wclchans, in the 35th year of his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, from his late resi-
dence, No. 20 West Orange street, saturday
afternoon at 9 O'clock
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Electricity.

DIR. Brubaker, of Philadelphia, the electro
pathic physician, treats all diseases success
fully with electricity, without medicine or
pain to the patient. The Doctor comes well
recommended by men OF standing and celeb
rity of Philadelphia and throughout the coun-
try and whose names are sufficient evidence
of his ability. Office 2l7 West King street, Lam
caster, Pa. auSl5lWd~
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Hartmann Applies for Naturalization.

Hartmann Applies for Naturalization.
New YORK, Aug. 1S.-Leo Hartmann,
the well-known Russian nihilist, appeared
in the superior court clerks Office this
morning, and renouncing his allegiance to
the emperor of Russia, filed declaration
of his intention to become citizen Of the
United States.
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New York m M8rkoi.

NEw IoRE. Aug. 1S.-FIOur-State and West
ern shade stronger; fairly active; Superfine
State - 4O05 20; extra do a5Oe1525; choice
do s. 3O05 So: fancy do 8 4O@6 Is: round hoop
western 81 4O35 90: common To good ex-
ira do IS OOa5sO; choice do IS 60a6 Is; choice
white wheat do, ut S 25G6 -. Southern
firmer; common TO fair extra s. 20
a6 GO good to choice do s6 55a7 s7N.
Wheat market A@lAc higher active, fever
81 COZ; co Sept, 81 39A@I A.; 10 DC.
tober, 81 4l%@1 43: do November, 81 4iA0
45; do Dec, 81 4674@1 Al.
COrn-Prices 1@lLc higher: fairly active !;
mixed western spot, Gi4G954c; do future,
6S4@73c.
Oats active; 20aAc higher on options !;
Sta 44Q5lc; Western, 42GlJOc.
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Concert I'm Mammoth Gave.

Miss Leila Bear, Lancaster's favorite
vocalist, and her sister, Mrs. Lucretia
Doan, of Philadelphia, left Lancaster this
morning for Kentucky to fill an engage
ment to give concerts in the Mammoth
Cave. They will be absent about two
weeks.
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Good fishing.

One day last week party went fishing
at Atlantic City, N. J. The Atlantic
City Times gives an account of the excur-
sion and states that Henry Good, of this
city, who was a member of the party,
caught blue fish weighing 16 pounds
dressed. The whole party caught $50
pounds Of fish.
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Not For Il Fortune.

"Phew," 1 wouldn't marry her if she'd a
fortune Poor girl, she'd be all right ii she
took Spring Blossom. the best thing in the
world tor offensive breath. Price 80 cents.
For sale at II. Il. COchran's Drug Store, l37
North Queen street Lancaster.
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BARLOW, WILSON,
PRIMROSE & VESTS
MAMMOTH MINSTRELS.

r.. W., p. & W.........S Sole ProprietOrs.
+. w. Brown. Manager.
Reorganized for the season of 1ssl-s2. Every
thing New, Novel, Refined and Elegant. Court
ing criticism and defying competition, we
submit to the verdict OF an enlightened press
and discriminating public
PRlCES-Parquet, 75c; Dress Circle, soc !;
Gallery, 35c.
Reserved Seats at Opera House Office.
EN-. GOTTHOLD, General Agent.
augls-itd
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Not q Dangerous Symptom.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. lS.-S p. m.
Unofficial bullctin-As DR.. Hamilton
was leaving the White House ten minutes
ago he said in response to the questions Of
q representative of the press, that he could
not conveniently explain the cause Of
the inflammation of the parotid gland
at this time, but he said it was
perfectly proper to state that it was not
an indication of any serious complication,
was not an unusual occurrence i'll such
cases. and that it caused no alarm what
ever to the attending surgeons. The
doctor then proceeded on his way to lunch.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. 1S.-2:45 p.
m.-UnOfficial bulletin-Dr. Bliss, in re-
ponse to interrogatOries on the subject of
the Inflammation of the presidents parotid
gland agrees with DR.. Hamilton that it is
no occasion for alarm, is not an unusual
occurrence in cases where patients become
greatly debilitated. He says it is not in
dicative Of py8mia or of fever.
Blaine to Lowell.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-The following
was sent this afternoon
To Lowel, Minister, London At two
O'Clock p. m. the president shows
slight improvement in his power
to retain and digest food, but his
general condition is not strongly reassur-
ing.
[Signedl BLAINE,
Secretary.
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For County Auditor:
Subject to the choice OF the Democratic
County COrvention.l
JOHN S. BROWN,-Drumorc township.
JOHN l.. Observation-Disclosures township
JAMES L. Unsatisfactory township.
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Go to ii. Il. COchran's Drug store, 137 North
tionaL Dyes. For brightness and durability OF
color, are unequaled. Color from to 5pounds.
Directions in English and German. Price. IL
cents
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NEW ADYERTISNMEETS.

WANTED.-SS.0O 900 10 %, 900 ON FIRST
w Mortgage on real estate worth double
the amount For further Information inquire
at the INTKLLIGENCER office. aH1wd
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Natures Sluice-Way.

The kidneys are natures sluice-way to wash
out the debris OF our constantly changing
bodies. II they DO not work properly the
trouble is felt everywhere. Then be wise and
soon as you see signs of disorder get package
OF Kidney Wort and take it faithfully. 1t will
clean the sluce-way of sand, gravel or slime
and purify the whole system. Druggists sell
it both liquid and dry, and it is equally eff
cient either rway.-Indspendent.
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City Bill l'Osters.

Rich in muscIe-prOducing material beyond
all other foods and medicines are Malt Bitters.
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Local stocks and Bonds.

Quarryville X. T., due 1888. ....... 800 $ll
Reading & Columbia Il. r., due 1882 100 II
Lancaster Watch Co., due lSS6. ...... 100 II
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Co.,
due In l or % years. 100 II
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Co.,
due 1856. .............l 100 IL
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LAIR AND FESTIVAL TO BE HELD BY
Il the Iatlies connected with the West Mis-
sion Chapel of the First NJ. +. Churc h. ut Full
ton Hall, commencing SEPTEMBER the 9th,
1881, continuing for seven nights.
Any person desiring to be u contestant fer
any of the articles to be voted for will please
meet at the Chapel on Charlotte street, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 81, ut
o'clock sharp. ltd
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

"HA1nLn NDAVAXAONS.
WASHINGTON. Aug 1S.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, warmer, partly cloudy
weather, occasional light rains, northeast
veerins to southwest winds, lower pres
sure.
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Skinny Mon.
Wells Health Remover. Absolute cure for
nervous debility and Weakness of the genera
tive functions. ST at druggists. Depot, John
+. Long g. Sons, Lancaster.
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HPEClAL NOTICES.

$4,000 cakes sold the first year attest the pop.
ularity of Cuticura Medicinal Soap.
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City Bill l'Osters.
Carson & Henscl, city bill posters and dis
tributOrs, Office INrELLIaESCEE building, No.
South Queen street.
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BIlnging . Band.

The York Mannerchor excursion to this
city on next Monday will have the Bucka-
lew band with it.
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New York, Philadelphia and Local Stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB Il. Lone. N. E. Cor. Centre Square.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Stocks firmer.
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The only Business School IN Lancaster
where young Men and Ladies are taught
Double Entry bookkeeping and all branches
pertaining to Il Business Education.
Call at the rooms, No. West King Street,
Third Floor. for circulars or address
augl7-lmd WEIDLER 4 MOSSER.
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Died OF lianGrene.

B. Mickey, of Springville, died of gan.
creme last evening. His age was 70 years.
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1)Uf:LIC SAEE.-UN MONDAY, AUGUST
i -, 1881, viii! be sold at the late residence
of Amanda Quigley, deceased, No. 75S East
Chestnut street, the entire lot OF House hold
and Kitchen Furniture
Sale to commence ut l o'clock y. m. OF said
when terms OF sale will be made known by
anglS.3td HENRY SHUBERT, Executor.
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Favorable Report BY this Mornings Bulletin
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, D.
c., Aug. $3.50 A. M.-Of6cial.-
president has passed very comfortable
night, sleeping we'll the greater part Of
the time. No vomiting. and the enemata
are still retained. His general condition
is better this morning than at same hour
yesterday. Pulse 104, temperature 9S.s,
respiration II.
(Signed] D. w. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
ROBT. REYBURN,
D. HAYES AGNEw,
F. H. HAMILTON.
Or. Agnew Starts tor Philadelphia.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington, D.
c., Aug. 1S, 8 a.m.-Dr. Agnew leaves for
Philadelphia, at 9:3O this morning.
DIR. ASnew's Reassurlng Statements.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. 1s, II a. nj.
Unofficial bulletin.-The indications are
that everything is progressing nicely in
the sick-room. DR.. Agnew will probably
return tomorrow in order that Dr. Hamil.
ton may 60 to New York on Satur-
day. Private Secretary Brown accom-
panied the doctor to the train
and says lie talked very encouragingly of
the presidents chances. Previous to leav-
ing the mansion DR.. Agnew had a talk
with Mrs. Garfield and informed her that
he felt perfectly secure in being temporar-
lily absent that if an emergency should
occur he could easily he Summoned, &C.,
SC.
Tho President Takes NOurishment.
At this hour the president is resting
quietly. About three quarters of an hour
ago he took small quantity of koumiss,
which was given him by his wife. Up to
this tiE3e no bad effects have been expert
enced from it, and the patient is sleeping.
Asking for More.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington, Aug.
1S, 1920 p. m-Unofficial.- president |
has again taken a small quantity Of kou
miss and retained it. He reiishes the
and asks for more. He has
partaken of it several times during the
At present there arc no indica-
tions of his being disturbed by nausea.
Some Inflammation but an Improved
Stomach.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
Aug. 18.-12:30p p. m.-Oficial- presi-
dent is suffering some discomfort this
from commencing inflammation
Of the right parotid gland. In other re-
poets his condition is somewhat improved
and especially his stomach is becoming
less intolerant. lie has asked for and re-
tained Several portions OF fluid nourish-
ment, much more than he could swallow
The nutritive enemata continue
70 be used with success. At present
MS pulse is 10S, temperature 9S.4, respira-
lion 1S.
[Signed1 F. Fl. HAMILTON,
d. w. Bliss,
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THIRD EDITION.
EVENING. AUG. ls, 1881
LIFE AND HOPE.
The Presidents Strengthening Stomach.
PARTAKING OF FOOD NATURALLY.

But TROUBLED BY PAROTlD INFLAA
NATION.
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lrOR SALE FIVE HUNDRED HEAD OF
Il Berkshire Shoats, at John w. MentZer's
Stock Yard, Oh Saturday morning, August 20,
1881. JOHN w. MENTZER,
ltuF
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TULTON OPERA HOUSE.
POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY, AUGUST az, 1881.

l. The Acme OF Art,
?. The Pinnacle of Fame,
). The Summit OF Refinement,
4. The Peoples Choice.
5. The World Famous,
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EEW ADYERTISEMENTs.

NNyANTED-EY ALLEGHENY VALLEY
w Railroad Company at 10Th street, near
Allegheny River Bridge, Pittsburgh, Twenty
five Carpenters. Wages, $2.25 per day. Ap-
ply to j. l.. JONES,
auGlSGtd&9tw Foreman, On the Ground.
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DR.. Agnew Starts for Philadelphia.

HE SPEAKS QUITE ENCOURAGINGLY
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VXIAN ED-THREE CIGAKNhAKE ERS
w and one Tobacco Strippar. Apply at
32l South Lime street. auglS 3tdk
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POLITICAL.

County Convention.
WEDNESDAY,, AUG. 81.
delegate Elections.
SATURDAY., AUG. p.
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Union Pacific .............:.
Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific. -.
Preferred.
Western Union Tel. Co ........
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That Assessment.

Although MALONE and HILL have
each received their need OF cOndem.
nation and iulsome praise from our
country contemporaries, We have
heard nothing from them ~ yet re-.
gArding q matter VI much more I'm.
pDrtance than the control Of the
United States Senate. We refer 20
the proper assessment Of property
10 this State.
Our c0ofreres are acting very 10
wisely II they propose that discussion
% this subject should b deferred
uotil the meeting OF the 0ene.al Az.
sembly. Legislators should, 10 the
Interim. b fully Informed - to the
sentiment Of the masses on the mat
tes, and from present Indications, the
masses should 10 turn be educated
70 believe that improper assessments
sre about % % immoral action, ct
least, 10 which . citizen can indulge.
We suggest that MALONE And HILL
rest . little, and that attention be
directed 20 assessments.
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Sherirs sale.

Sherif's sale.
J. A. Ducournau. Dative Testamsnt..
ry Executor. vs. L. A. Sers, ct II.
District Court, Parish Of N.tch,,o
ches.
DY virtue Of q writ Of Fl. "a i,.,.a
ID on two IL months Bonds, and "a n.
directed. l have seized and win ~. r.
for sale to the last and highest bidder It
auction, at the door of the Court Hca..
in the city and Parish Of Nstchitoeb..
on
SATURDAY., the 10th OF April. lss,
at IL o'clock. NJ the following d.ser;h
eG property, to-wit:
The plantation whereon Mario 1u..
Barthelmy Racial, resided at the tina of
the death OF her husband, Alexis Clou.
tier, on Cane river. in tho parish II
NatchitOches. State OF Louisiana. hayin,
five arpents front, of land, on tho risbt
bank Of said river. between the pl,ut,.
tions Of widow Dallichamp aud Fr,a.
co.'s Gaiennie, containing seventy .av,
acres, and five hundredths Of % aes
purchased BY said Sers, at the Succession
sale Of said Alexis Clcutier. on 18th dsy
Of January, 1879.
Terms Of Sale:
For whatever it will bring for Cash.
s. P. RAINES,
March l2.-tds. Nheri6
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gnlifial.
SUCCESSION SAN

DALE.
S"ccess'o" Of Rosalia Perot, nee r..
Di virtne of an order of tho ~ 4
ID Pierson. Judge Of the l,th non: D.
District C""rt Of the parish Of VS s.e,a
fochtS. State of Louisiana, and I y.
directed, l will offer for sale 10 81, !" be
and highest bidder, at tb. ra.;1 'ue last
the late Milne Rosalia Perot, nsa e Of
on Cane river, about 6 miles h .In
Natchitoches. on oeNN
Saturday, April 9th. 1891
at II O'Clock, A. NJ, the follovin, l.
cr'hed property, to.wit: as''
A certain tract Of land. s;tn.t.a.
6 miles below the town Of Natch;,os"ISoNas
on the right bank Of Cane river . dSs
cending. containing forty.seyen 70 cs ,sn
acres, together with all the hn; Ts:1V
and improvements thereon, bon"S =
above by lands of Geo. Lauren. .u% ~
low bv lands formerly beloueina " \.
Samuel Hynes, and now bslons;%ss 70
Meyer. Weis & Co.. also s"as, 70
tract of land on the left bank Of T C.ss
river, descending, about 6 miles h S.ae
Natchltoches, containing TWENTIETH 's.
$500 acres. with all the buildino... ~;
improvements thereon. bounded shos ~.
by lands of c. Chaplin, aud Lelov n.y. ~
lands of Mrs. Felice Lacour. y
AIS" a lot of furniture and cool;.
utensils, wagon and harness and f.r~;a '
implements. "'os
"a head Of Horses.
lpair of Mules and 2 Horses.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash-for appraised value.
SAM'L P. RAINEs
March 5-5t. Sh.':~
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On tho SD Of March tho Readjus.
ter State Executive Committee, Of
Virginia, met 10 Redmond, and call.
ed . Convention to assemble In ths.
city June 2. to nominate Q State tick.
ed and adopt . platform. The mem.
bers Of tho committee present, fully
approved 4shone's course 10 the
United States Senate. The question
now naturally presents itself, does
Malone represent bis party In vir.
gioia. or the Democratic party? The
Democratic party 10 Congress claim
that 1ehone stultl6ed, disgrsoed
and dishooored himself by voting
With tho Republicans. Il %, are he
majority OF tho Resdjusterc OF Viz.
gi0is, Democratsi The Democratic
~ no. because be represents repu.
distioo, which they s6hor. II be IL
not . Democrat. then 10 the name Of
goodness, what b be, and whore does
DO belong? Aud has either eide Q
right TO bio vote =? or both sidee. "a
Malone elects, similar to the poei.
ton assumed By David Davis, Of Il.
linoisI
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4 Cough, Csll Or Sere Threat ahon,d

4 Cesgh, Csll Or Ssre Threat should
BE- stopped. Neglect frequently re.
suits 10 40 lncurablo Lune Dlseasa ar
Censanltles. BROWN i BROCHi.
Al TROCnES are certain to Give 70.
!iei 10 ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS.
COUGHS, OATARRH, CONSUME.
TIVE and THROAT DlSExSEa
For thirty years tho Troches have
been recommended BY physicisns.
And always give perfect oatisfaction
rney ore not new or untried but hay.
loe been tested by wide and con.
: .ss ooe lor nearly 40 entire genera.
tlon. they have attained we'll merited
rank among the lev staple remediss
9! tho age. Public speakere And
singers use them to ciear And
strengthen tho Voice. Sold NJ tvantv.
d!e cents . box everywhere.
Nov. 0.-ly.
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Al Vi Confederate Letter.

Floating 10 the wind down the
dusty street came Q time worn sheet
OF paper. and falling at our feet We
read the lines Camp Shelly. July
7th. 1852" Traced by . hand long
since cold IN death. We nnd the hopes
Of heart mouldered into dust years
ago.
"A great victory 10 Virginia. Nc.
CLELLASD captured. and Nance has
recognized our independence"
A victory 10 Virginia and MoClrI-
LANDS capture" What good news
wss that but tho Recognition" All.
that's what made u cling 40 long.
another charge boys. Eoglsud's
going to recognise our inderend.
ence!"
And 10 went down In smoke and
DIRE With recognition still ringing IN
our esrs.
Foof. mskeshIft Confederacy. With
oil your faults and foibles. how we'll
~ loved. aud how Oft have We faced
death for you.
1.-Two wanted money, you borrowed
tho jewelry and diamonds OF our
mothers, wives and sisters. For cot.
ton was King. you know, and 70
could not borrow Il from our own
people. II No wanted cannon our
church bells went to tho foundry,
Tho mines were private property and
snust be let alone. II We wanted nay
why. 10 printed It and oil went
merry-to our graves.
Hopes. fears and rights all IN one
red burial blent.
We sent our fathers. husbands and
sons to the slaughter. aud kept the
negro ct home. 10 90 evidence OF how
we could die for "principle."
Well. experience d q dear teacher.
and We can turn to those dark, blur.
red pages and think-thiuk OF suotb.
Of victory 10 Va, aud European r..
Cogniti0p!
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LEON GODCHAUX.
No. 81 and 80 Canal Street,
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
n. B.-Samples and Instructions for
self measuring willingly sent on sp.
plicatton.
April at.
JUDGMENT,

JUDGAENT.
Eugenie Deblieux. ". VIM. p. Morrow.
In tie 18th Judicial District Court.
Parish Of Natchitochss, December Term,
1850. No. $3.50.
| n this case, by reason Of tho law and
l the evidence being in favor of the
plaintiff aud against the defendant. it is
therefore ordered. adjnded and decrsed,
that the Plaintiff. Eugenie Deblieux. do
have Judgment 10 her favor, dissolvine
the community Of acquets and gains
now existing between her husband and
herself, that she hereafter have full
management aud control Of the fruits of
her separate industry aud for all costs
Of suit.
Done. read and signed in open Court
on this 18th. day of January. 1881.
(Signed) ID. PIERSON.
District Judge.
! hereby certify that the above and
foregoing 10 true aud correct CODY Of
the Original Judgment on 6le and Of re-
cord in my Office
In testimony whereof
witness my hand and
LIS official Seal, this 3,st
day Of March, A D 1881
A. E. LEMEE.
April : st. by Clerk.
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Ths lspesllsg Cssalee.

The Precedent Of the Taxpsye,(s)
Association Of New Orleans incloses
. peutioa requesting ~ should -.
cure 0igoasurss demsndins Q call
Tor "a extra session Of tho Legisls.
ture. This Association mis-. nsmed
Taxpayess, for they never have and
never will pay any taxes II they Gao
hslp it-bsses the demand for "a e..
II session o. tho ground that the
"exsctioos Of tho Federal and State
Judiciary Will before long 30 beyond
oil bouods." and Il desires. evident.
u. TO intsrposs the legislative depart.
meot OF tho government and bring
o. . conflict between thst branch
sod the judiciary. NJ. RlvEr 10 ves.
psctiully informed that tho Courts
srs. 10 our humble opinion. tho last
resort 10 this country. II he propo.
ses anarchy Instead Of lev. we'll and
GOOD. We, however. Will have moth.
Ing todo whit. Every individual Who
10 able b compelled 70 pay bic legal
debts. Those OF New Oslesns have
been pronounced legal. and 10 have
20 hesitancy In saying che should Be
made to pay them II there b power
IL the land 70 do 90.
Rivrf and bic fellow reasouers give
" weekly. daily and hourly, ocesus
OF such stu6 - was oontended for by
secsssionists, and 70 now inform him
and them that II u our opinion that
the Constitution, the scts Of Con.
Grsss u pursuanos thereof, and the
decisions OF the Supreme Federal
Courts b the Higher Law Of the land
beyond them . wss and anarchy.
We don't propose BY word, oct OF
deed, 70 Involve Louisiana IN any
more trouble.
II may not suit RlvE.. but II does
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-02
SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Michael Boyce.

Dv virtue Of an order Of the Hononbl,
ID Jud &c of the lltb Judicial District
Court Of the parish of Natchitoehes.
State of Louisiana, and to me directed, |
will offer for sale to the last and hifheot
bo.lder, at auction, on tho Michael Boyos
plantation, on Red river, in the parish Il
Natchitoches, about 10 miles above tn
city Of Natchitoches, on
Saturday, April and, 1881,
at - O'clock NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
8 Mules.
lOx Wagon. (old)
l Cart, (old.)
9pairs Gear, Single and Double Ttsss.
S Sweeps.
9Plows.
Cross. Cut Saw.
l Corn Shelter.
l Lot Blacksmith Tools.
2Oxen.
Terms OF Sale:
On . credit Of IL months, for WHIT Il
vii! bring. with good and sppsoysdk
curity.
SAM'L p. RAlNES.
March. 12.-3t. Sheriff.