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East Line & Red River Rw'v.
Time Gard No. q
Taking effect Monday, March IA, 1851

Taking effect Monday, March IA, 1881.
west-bound. JEFFERSON. East boupa
400 p. m. Depart. Mall. ARRIVE 10 10 n m
700 o. m. Depart, Fright, Arrive ion. m
DAINGERFlELD
$40 p. m, Depart, Mail Depart 7.Ra. m
1910 q. m. Depart. Fright. Depart t,s6a' m
PITTBBURG. ''
Tlbp. m, Arrive. Mail Depart 6,t0a m
II $50 q. IN. Arrive. Fright. Depart 500 u, m
1895 y. m. DEPART. Mail. Arrive $50 a. m
l'Np. IN. Depart. Fright. Arrive 900 d, M
WINSBORO.
$3.50 o. m. Depart. Mail. Depart b,ib d, m,
225p. IN. depart. Fright, Depart Ii .i5 a. m.
SULPHUR SPRINGS
l0.lbp. m. Depart. Mail, Depart $3.50 n. m.
4a0 ., IN. Depart. Fright. Depart O,lb a. m
GREEENyILLE.
2;06a. m. Arrive. Mall Depart 2.Oo a. IN.
7't5p. m, Arrive. Fright. Depart 0;l6 q. m
Connections, AT Ureenvllle with them
Pacific railroad for all points in Tie north rest,
AZ Plttsburg with the Texas &St. l., railroad
Tor Sllmer, Mt. Pleasant and Tyler, at JEFF
ierson with the Texas q Pacific railroad for
81, Louis and all points east, south and SOUTH
east Passenger traln runs daily except Sun.
Jay. mot. FLYNN,
General Manager.
=. RAINEY, Jp.,
Cen. Ticket and Pssu. Ast., Jefferson. Tex.
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II YOU want to get good heavy blue
flannel shirt, 30 10 A. & E. Mitttuthsl, COG
Elm street.
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TRAcKLAYERs WANTED.

Wanted by the Texas Trunk railroad com.
pany. 80 experienced tracklayers 10 whom
good wagea and steady employment will be
eiyen for year or longer. Apply at otiloo or
on tho road,
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DIOR sALE-Ata bargain and ON very lip-
II efal terms, a fine farm Of $40 acres OF rich
black land, all under fence, and In cultivation.
lying II miles north OF Dallas. Also 90 acres
of tlmbered land on the Dallas & Wichita Rail.
road, miles west from the farm. Title per
feet. Belongs 10 o non resident who cannot
conveniently look after Il. For particulars'
applyto JONES q MURPHY, Land Agents,
700 Main street.
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JsNoR sALE-A positive sacrifice of LOIS with
IL improvements, ON Main street Well
patron!zed stands for business houses, aud
also one dwelling house and lot In n good
neighborhood, convenient TO business, and
healthy location WIN sell cheap for cash
Apply TO j. IZEN,
1850 Main atrent
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ENoR RENT Brick store honse, 80 by 00 feet
II oorner Camp and Lamar atrcets, now oc.
cupied by l., b. Clark Il Co. Possession "a ven
september LIST. Apply TO +. II. BRYAN,
Al SnnUar nrasH
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NO R6ALE-One thousand head of cattle
l. from che TO seven years old.
JOHN A. o'NEAL,
Wills Point, Toxae,
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EOR sALE-Five good farms, on reasonable
Il terms; In high state OF cultivation; we'll
vatered, fenced, etc, JOHN A, o'NEAL,
Wills Point. Tpxaa
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Texas & Pacific hds,;...
AID IT'S
corsESlE Ee illo
Most Direct and Quickest Line
Nr9m all Points In
7 e x A S

ST. LOUIS, .rv,,,,,s
CHICAGO, neIrEndst
CAIRO, TnSn nrlntn
ToIEDtoAA oiAs' CHATTANCVSAs
AND ALL POINTS AlSTTEASTA.
Trains Leave b1tLSssn sfAssssSSNs s :: ss
No. A. local nasss last BOUND.
No q msil pa rassssnger ..,..,"......lS yp. IN
WSs ssI n ,,,,;,'''''''.A ~ ;. m
NO ), local passenger. ,,,,... Ike, ma
NSi l. man and express, ,,.,... -, i;eS Px.
sn Nos z; land and . run daily between Abelins
an No s;,S and run daily between weatherford
m SGs and =, sOnnsc. at Abilene with accom-
pAuas' u; 7. TURNER, Ticket A'gt'
- CONNECTIONS. 81
A TExARKA with ali rra,ns n, A.
Louie Iron Mountain and southern RsIiws,
'ol az p pvin,s North, East and southeast.
AZ L0NGVlEW JUNCTION and MTNFoLA.
NINA MIN all traine on International Railroad for
IA .S5es, rMestine, Houston, Austin, Galveston
ra Az DALLAS, with trains of the Houston a
Texas p Central Railway for Oorsiosne. MeS,s.
Prenhau, waco, Calvert, Bryan, Hampstead.
SrenMnam and all points In Middle and South.
AZ SHERMAN, with H. II. @. r. r. for
points on the line OF that road. 80 - '0i
AZ FORT WORTH, with stages for al, no,n,
In Western Texas. ''"e'' WI a'i poihs
for New Orleans. -''" '''er s'eamefs
PULLMAN PALAoE SLEEPING CARS :
Fort werh Dallas and sherm.,
10 St. Louis.
and Passs orhaMon In regard to rates OF Freight
fSssssage, Time and Connections, viii BE-
oneer'uuy given on application TO Vs.
GEO. NOBLE.
Genr Sup't, Marshall. Texsr.
Senl Freight Agent, Marshall, Texss.
GeurP. ~ w. .TMoMpsoN,
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T AME AND SICK poRsEs, pronounced In
IL durable, cured freo OF cost Giea' Lima
ment Iodide Ammonia.
Spavtns, eplints,. ringbonee, buncns, thor
ough pins, sprung knees, cured without blem-
tsh.
Strains, shoulder lameness, navlcular dis
ease, shoe-boils, cure guaranteed. Send for
pamphlet containing full Information TO
Dir, w. NJ. GILES, 1aO West broadway,
CIV York.
Use only for horses the llnlmsut In yellow
wrappers. Trial size Is cents.
Thompson, Schott Il Co., Agents
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NOR SALE at a sacrlilce--A 10 horse Russell
IL Englnej mounted; In good repair, Terms
to suit purchaser. Il. NJ. OVERLEESE.
400 Ross avenue, Dallas, Texas.
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EoR KENT tho best boarding mouse In the
~ city. Kitchen dining room and sleeping
the same at rcaso nablo prices 10 a Responsible
person. Call at once on LOEB & Moon.
,o,,,s o,,,,,,, az Mike Rowe's corner,
or LOEB'S CONCERT HALL,
corner Main an Il MartInatroat
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UNoR RENr-Two story brick building. NO.
- 720 Elm street, at present occupied by L.
= huEhesi the bnsl stand IN tho city, possess.
81 DONOuuE.
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EOR sALE-A house, Jwo-stOry, on 10
Il 25xlOO, on Main. Property rents for $50 rer
month. Address u b,
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FOR RENT,


LoR RENT..-A house OF six rooms and two
Il adjacent rooms, corner OF Elm Houston
streets. Water s.. ID and abundant,
No. IL Apply to NJ GUILLOr,
Jelierson street, near Elm
IL OR RENT-Proposals for renting the yards
and sheds OF the Merchants Press and
Manufacturing Company for the coming yenr'
Septembe let TO September LIST lisa. The spme
VIII be received by the undersigned until ~ M,
saturday, the Goth. Geo. n. Cassell, Sec'y,
DOR RENr-A nrs,-class two-story brick
L. business house, 2jNS0 feet, situated on lie
public square. In the city OF Denton. Address
q. Nj. GREENLEE,
Roy alQ
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-A nice SET of bed room f1rni.
L ture. Address l., this oflice.
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EVK sALE-Owlng tn oinsr eugageInenis. 1
IL will sell my place, lis south HARDWOOD ST,
four largs horses, two furniture wagons. tools,
tw COWS, household furniture, etc. at a sacri-
fee. III. II, KREUTER,
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Reclining Chair Cars FIRE

Besides FIVE lines of Pullman Sleeping cara
sna sa AMI sSa Day Coaches with Toilet
by pipes and thoroughly ventiln,sw% rn ansl
peted' and with colored attendants a"
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NJ ANrED-5OO wood choppers ON Texas &
w Pacific, between Dallas and Fort Worth,
In high and healthy country. VIII pay Sl25
per cord. Apply to d. 4. Grove, Fuel Agent.
at Adams & Leonsro's Bank; j. V. ConOver,
Grand Prairie; MIR. Lavoy, Eagle Ford.
MANITOBA flrst-class carriage trimmer
w No other need apply. Also q good
blacksmith helper. 73S and 40 Commerce st,
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Shclifx Sale.


Joseph Dolphin vs.. Amanda Dolphin
wife Of Joseph Dolphin. Jr.
District Court, Parish Of Natchitoches.
No $500.
DY virtne Of u writ Of ri. In. i,snpil
~ in the nbuvs entitled and number.
rd sni,. aud to me directed. / have
seized and will OTTER for sale to tn.
last and highest bidder, ut auction. ut
the ,l,Mr ri the Court House in the city
aud parish of Natchitoches. on
Saturday. NJ rch 18Th. 1881.
ut I? o'clock NJ the following described
property. tO.wii
A certain tract or parcel Of land situa
tel in the parish Of Natchitoches. State
VI i.OnisiaDa, about half mile from
The city Of Natclit"chcs. measuring about
thirteen tl3) arpents together with all
the buildings AMI improvements thereon,
being tn. same property acquired ny 10.
seph Dolphin from the Sheriff Of said
parish Of Natchit"chrs, on the 9n,l day
Of December. 1871, as Per process verbal
Of sale in suit NJ. 1859, District Court,
parish Of Natchitochrs. entitled Joseph
Dolphin, Executor. W.. Celina Vien,ie.
aud duly recorded in the Recorders Of
lice in said parish.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, subject I" appraisement.
SAM'L. p. RAlNES,
Feb. u. Sheriff.
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Our esteemed contemporary the
Ouachita Telegraph is respectfully
informed that W. have the Senate
printing bill OF last session-which
failed to pass the House because It
could not get out Of the House Com.
mittee on Printine-and that bill
knocks all former reform printing
bills into "pi."
We propose to send It to the Press
Convention In order to show the
Press Of this State that while they
had an eye on Charlie Howard's Lot.
terry. they came near being broke up
by u charge 10 the rear from about
twenty.seven lawyers In the Senate
Who want "cOsts reduced" that
"poor people may law" BY the
way. did these worthless never think
OF trying cheap lawyers feesi
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Sherirs Nale.

Sherifs Sale.
Louise Pelli aud Husband w. Antoine
Perrin.
District Court, Parish> Of Natchitoches.
No. 1864.
Ri virtue If a writ Of ri. Fa,. issued
ID in the above entitled and number.
I'll suit aud TO the directed. l have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder. at auction, at the Court
House door in the Parish aud city Of
Natclitoches. ut IL o'clock, NJ, on
Saturday, March 10Th, 1881.
the following described property. to.wit
"A certain Lot " ground situated in tho
city and parish Of Natchitoches, State Of
Louisiana. At the corner Of St. Denis aud
second streets. measuring fifty six feet
'front.' on st. Denis street, with the depth
Of seventy.one feet gu Second street ::
the same lot opening 70 an to give tifty..
seven feet on the back line. which il Il,
run parallel with st. Denis street: with
NIL the buildings and improvements
thereon: said lot il bounded on the nortl,
~ st. Denis street. south by u lot be.
longing to widow Fra ncois Roubieu. on
the east by . lot belonging to Leopold
Caspar', and west by Second street.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, subject to appraisement.
SAM'L. p RAlNES,
FeO. IS.NS. Sheriff.
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SUCCESSION SALE,

SUCCESSION SALE,
Succession Of Mad. HvpoNte Bordelon
DY virture Of an order and decree Of
ID the Hon. 18th Judicial District Cont
in and for the parish Of Natchitoches,
and tn mo directed, l will offer for ma
at public anction ct tho late residence Of
the deceased. Mad. Hypolite Bordslon, in
this parish, on
Thursday, February 94th, 1881,
about six miles above the city of Match.
t"ches, on Red river. tho following aea.
cribed property, belonging to said Sue.
scesst0n, to.wit:
One yoke Of Oxen, two Cows and three
calves, one yesrling. fifteen bushels Of
Corn, ono Cart, one lot Of household fur.
nitnre, consisting Of five chairs. two
small tables. Que betlstead and bedding
two warlrobes, ono earthern crock. "
Also the following described tract Of
land situated in this par,sh containing
nfty'hve acres more or less, on Red river
10 township eleven, range nine. bounded
above BY land Of st. Ann Freeman and
below By land Of Joseph Henry and
known ~ the Widow Borlelon place.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash-with tho benefit Of appraisc.
ment. HOMER FONTENOT.
Feo. ~. It. Administrator.
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\ NrrdcA Political Reform.

Ihere Is but oIe Way hy which TIE
South can 10 relieved Of these daily
attacks Of Northern Democrats and
Northern Republicans upon the floors
OF Congress. and THAT way L. 10 &c.
lecf and send 10 Congress men who
Will not continually thrust war claims,
war debates AMI war measures upon
the attention II the North and the
country. The Page claim, which
was msde the basis Of Bragg's ~.
tack upon tho south, might be a
great one, AMI no doubt II. but 10
cause such u the TACT. IL no rea -on
why Southern Congressman should
have presented 1t. 1t involved u war
debate AMI for that reason. policy
should have dictated that L. he lpi,
severely alone. Nor do the Son, bern
members stop here. They have evi.
IDENTIFY made Justice" the poetry Of
their career. aud every broken down,
dismissed or shelved General Of the
Federal armies during the war. has
rushed Into the arms Of the Southern
BriRadicrs for Justice. and they, for.
getfnl OF the fact that such q course
IL Injurious to this section. take up
the cudgel and defend incompetency
or treason In these men.
All this will never be corrected uu.
I'll the South Of today Il represented
In Congress, aud until tho Northern
people understand that thu men now
prating for justice to Porter and
Page represent an era which the
Southern people are to forget in
their efforts to mend their fortunes.
The South Of to-day has no sympa-
thy tor those people who ale coutin.
ually bringing her under the lash Of
Northern vituperation. and It will be
q grand day for us when the punish.
ment OF absolute retirement will fol.
low the man. who IN Congress or out
OF II. will bring Il about.
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The potato crop OF tho North and
West have, to . great extent proved
Q failure, and the supply being email
and held at high price. In view Of
thls fact. planters. are advised to pur.
chase their seed before the price be.
comes still higher. Also to plant
early 10 order to reap tho benefit oil
tho better market rates that the ear.
~ potatoes will certainly command,
It Il certain that tho Southern pota.
toes dnd . ready market, and bring
remunerative prices 10 the North and
West.
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Mew Orlean5.
FOR SALE.

A certain tract or parcel Of land, situa-
ted in the parish, Of Natchitoches, on
the right bank Of Cane river, above the
town Of CIoutierville. on the opposite
side Of the river, containing 1877 arpeuts,
more or less. bounded by lands Of Am.
bIoise Lccomte above, and below by
land Of Luc Porche, and with q front on
Cane River.
Another tract Of land in same parish.
containing 10 acres, aud being the lower
half the west half with east quarter and
east fractional half OF tho north west
fractional quarter OF section 26. tow.
ship seven north, range five west. con
tanning in all lao acres, as per Patent
1876, and being the same tract Of land
derived from Jas. b. Contry.
The V. J. RACIAL plantation, contain.
ing q 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.
st'trs house. three negro cabins and other
DUIulnSS.
The DAY place, containing al.out a
hundred acres or more, with all the
buildings on same.
The WALLACE plantation, Cain river
fronting both sides, and containing
aboat l4OO acres, with all necessary
buildings, etc.
LAKE JERlCO plantation, about 4
miles from Natchitoches. obtaining about
acres: with dwelling, gin house,
stables and cabins.
Inc above property is valuable and
Will ''e more 10. rs there is now no doubt
aOont the Railroad being completed.
Will be sold on very reasonable terms,
say ! to cash, balance in one. two.
three and four years, with 8 per cent in.
terest: Mr.. Landry CharlcvilIe. At Clou-
tlerville, will give full particulars Of the
land. and also Mr.. John G. Trichell, at
Natclitoches.
Addres. D. r. CARROLL.
80 PerdiGo Street, New Orleans.
Aug. q.
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Sndinal,
SheriR's Salo

sheriir's Sale.
r rnsie' e. L''yehe, widow Aog,,.
widow Pierre La'yche, Ad~;, S.*a
ct ais.
District Court Parish Of xateh;,,,,
~ virtue Of a writ Of ss;,
- issued in the above utitlsI ie :. and y.
bered suit and to me directs s.'eG andup,
ed and will offer for sale to ill., s,, w.
highest bidder. at auction ~ a. ,ae !. last "
OF the Court House in the c IT. TIE d.,
ISL Of Natchitoches, on wy and ps
Saturday. the 10Th day Of March -,
at IL o'clock NJ, the followin. a' - lss
property, tO.wit: uesehbs
y, That certain plantation .jtn...,
the parish Of Natchitoches. St.. aa NED i
isiana. on the east bank % ' p u !At
called Little river. a,nut f" ~ ned rive,
10Y. low the town Of Natchitoches. , x;.s \,
the buildings and Improvement. WE " u
said plantation having a front ~ 'ne !
river. bounded in the rear a ~ W Ats
by lands Of F. &. Bartlett aud ~ 'us y =
co"r"a". below and south hr "a a, D.
ton OF Ambrose Leeomte, and .sdpr PAM
north by u plantation forms,l s'S y "
ing to Mrs. Azemia D,ckerson' A.. "s'o y
or less. s'ses, alQ,
Terms ofSale:
Cash-suhjectt" appraisemeot
Fab s.ta. ~. RAlNEs,
o'' Sheriff
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Judge ALEX BoAEXAN. OF Csddo. 10
spoken OF for Judge Of the Federal
Court for the Western District Of
Louisiana. Az a Republican is to be
appointed. OF course w prefer Judge
BOARMAN. and hope that President
GARFIELD will make a. good selec-
lions all over the South, a. he would
ho
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Sllerir'S Sale.

Sherir's Sale.
j. A. Ducournan, Datiye Test,uent,,,
Executor. vs.. l.. A. Sen, ct A.
District Court, Parish Of Natch;...,
DY virtue Of q writ Of Fl =. ;..,
- on two - months Bonds and T. e.
directed. l have seized and viii . os y.
for sale to the last and Highest bila.. o' .!
auction, at the door of the Conn., ~. ~
in the city and Parish Of NatcH;,o.Ssa.s '
on
Saturday. the 5th Of March. lss,
at IL O'Clock. NJ, the following d..,,;A
ec property, tO.wit: '
The plantation wherein Mari. Ina.
BartLelmy Racial, resided at the tina a.'' y
the death Of her husband, Alexis Clou :"
tier, on Cane river. in the p,ri.h 'a J.
Natchitoches. State Of Louisiana h,v;. n
five arpents front. Of land. GU the ., ,;se1
bank Of said river. between the u,.at.
tic"s OF widow Dallichamp aud Fr,n
co.'s Gaiennie, containing seventy ~
acres, and five hundredtbs If an a..
purchased by said Sers. ut the Succs,.; (,
sale of said Alexis cutter, GU 18th d,
of January, 1879.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash subject to appraisement.
. s. p. KAlNES,
Jan. 29.-tds. NhsIs
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HOTEL
st. DENIS Street,
NATClIITOCIIES, LA.
NEW MANAGEMENT.

NEW MANAGEMENT,
HE PLANTERS HOTEL, the most
centrally located HOTEL for boil, the
business and pleasure seeker, has rccents
~ changed hands, and is now under the
management Of Mrs. +. CARA, and has
been thoroughly renovated and return.
ishc.l, making it one Of the most desira.
bic Hotel in the city, with its large airy
rooms and wide halls. The house il kent
on the American plan at the low price o!
>? No per day. with small extra charge
tor par'Or and baths. A liberal arrange.
me"t ca" be made with persons remain.
Ing permanently.
FRANK MCDANIEL,
Dec. lS.-ly. Proprietor.
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Northern papers contain numerous
Secitals Of deaths and injuiies lnilict.
Cd " many young people. from coRst.
Ink and skating. during the past Win.
tss. Thess wintry pastimes are very
exciting. but this year have been
particularly disastrous to their vota-
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.
Alfred Dimeri VI. Richard vsnsant.
4th Justice Court, Parish Of Natchitoches
No. 9.
RY virtue Of = writ Of Fl. FL issne,,
- In the above entitled and numbere,l
suit and to me directed, l have seix.,l
am! will Offer for sale. to tho last and
highest bidder, In Cam {|te. at the ofice
Of tho Aforesaid Justice, on
Saturday. March 10th, 1881.
q I0A NJ. the following described proc
erty, to.wit: wy
The undivided half intsreet Of Riah,ra
vansant In : certain tract of land nm.
ted o. the Oonley do rrsish. Is *. - D..
lah of Natchitoches, bsine 6ftv.t-c
acreA noss q less, bous.iell a IN No. \
- lsads bslonging 70 Daniel Is D;ct-
-. % tho smith By lands Of John ar.
'oa. and % tho east By lands az N.rgs.
nc Laalaths end The heirs efFlorsn
tive lensths, and on the west 81 mi.
esloagt1g 70 Jacob A. wol6.ou.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash ). subject 70 appssiaeaent.
!, JAMES OWEN0
Tso. ls.-taA special Coastsble.
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Exchanges from every locality
complain Of the condition Of the
streets 10 towns and cities and the
impssssbility Of tho country high
wsye. It 10 . !consoling thought that
this parish and town are not Isolated
examples Of this unfortunate state Of
affairs. We must perforce, bear the
present lille which are % general and
hope for more propitious times in
the near future.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-12

Il ia TACT worthy Of record that
more extensive preparations are b.
leo made TO celebrate Mardi 0ras In
New Orleans, than ever before. Spe.
cial pains 10 being taken 10 pay dis.
tinRuished honors 10. and make
pleasant the visit Of the Northern
militia.
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With the thermometer standing at
~ below sero, 10 Montgomery. n.
l.. % tho 81. there was felt the
shock of % earthquake. which ap.
pseeed like . heavy report. Msyhap
The cold penetrated through the ex.
teeloe lacrustment Of this mundane
spoeCe. and came 10 contact With the
ealoeic interior. thus generating
seeam. which indignantly spurned
To Olnching cold. Let scientists ex.
plain.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-12

At Q meeting Of Home Rulers. held
n London on the a., at which Mr..
Pszuell presided. the unanimous feel.
loo prevailed to resist the coercion
blu Of Parliament with the utmost
LIBERALIZATION. This looks as II the
18th Land League meant serious
Woek. and the approaching con ii,ct
will not BE- long delayed.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-12

The town Of Frankfort. Nevada,
We destroyed on the Sd. by the burst.
iaG Of . rsee!votr. The reservoir was
snlle long. three.tourtbs Of . mile
VIDE, and 0fty feet deep. It swept
away houees like chat. Fortunately
The residents iorssw the danger and
escaped. The water In the rsvioe
Ne 100 teet high. 1t snapped the
salb q the virgini and Wuckee rail-
sood % two,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-12
NOTICE..

S"ccession Of Resale Per {, nee Fort
I EOPOLD LEVY having applie: to b.
II appointed Administrator Of the Sue.
cessi"n Of Rosalie Pcrot. nee Fort, no.
tice IL hereby given to all persons inter
eSt9i ." iile in this office opposition
thereto within ten days from the date
hereof. in default Of which the said Az
plication will Le granted.
GEO. w. KEARNEY,
Fe". IL It. Clerk.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-12

The marble for the new Capital at
1eeos Rage, hss been purchased 10
Missouri and Tsunesse. by NJ. John
!. aasmsn, Superintendent Of the
marble Of Kurshudt and Bienvenes,
Nav Orleans. The msrbla will be
shipped direct to Baton Rouge, ioI
80 cutters TO proceed to work on !,
q osoe. The building will be FIN,
IsAed 10 ample time for the occups.
sloa By tho Legislature next winter
THIS y quick work.