DISON TIIES

OI .]ir, Editor & Prop.

. - Publisher.

saTU BDASY. JAN. 1 , 18^17. U

MUEs ojMse7sCRI oN

. gmt.oWa. 75esum

by your drugs of Fulton M.

r Wyly eee in East Carroll

tup at the Washington when

yo go t V'eksbrg.

t•& Co., keeps every- Fthing th grocery line.

The rivers are, generally, lowernd

thbia is time last year.Sp er had the misfortune a

t lWme her sow last Thursday.

hep thale indebtedness was paid

s , Thursday.-Ring work.

The Taos has an ear of cornin by the Mr. F. M. Dawon thatThsuue an even foot in length. 1

an. Ige and Scott recentr.pecr hadto the mail service

Sresign herd after an experience

ear trip.W he the completion of the e-orn

_. Mrml of the Reid levee in Madi-

Ms ish will be opened by the> ide(State Engineers to-day.

,.Th proceedings of the lastM of th. School Board have

a m furnihed the Tin length. s,i the reason they have not

,I , rsi.e Holmes made a tript-mport last week. She took

Will, with her tor the pur-

heplao inghi in the Thatch-

te, a military school.

imu of Beer & Fried, and~ofthe SchoE. Bluoard have con-

and have not only con-

but have branched out.Sbrtlught outthe the firm

& Co. at Thomastown,andWll, will run for that store

the Iarm name of Beer, Fried

%hile the Tallulah houseoeeas 8. E. Blum have &Co.

combination makes a mightyern, and backed by am-and still more ample

will be prepared to keep up

e arch of modeTaah houeim-

at, sad present to theira thoroughly stocked

-IFW SrLE..

e hker & Co. 1v- .o No. 11656.

WV IrTUL Ef a Writ of Fli Faciastase disedl from the HonorableNleicttCoert for the Parish of

twil proeeed tosell, at publicthe dosero t heCourt House

thestme Taiesl Maisonu Pariah,bni~ a Ibe 1st Saturdlay, the

unaL he Iaeri peribed by lawe 4ih, title sad ainterest ofL b mmml the folowing

* m, ! i the Districtr et ll~Wrer, and front-

Yhst r Y'emng' Pointet bratroeal Nos.d tsandIot'o 4of

rMhtemgemedofidotaU555Je gmmdsminT

1, allhinhasction No

L im blsbels more or less

1 ?*s, with Single

teeI3 aepesdTc

d Smoke Lstact.

Seedore or less.

One instance is on record where

the freight bill presented by the V\. & P., was for les than the billof ladling called for. Make a bigchalk mark.

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STEAK FE3RY. inIl

Between Delta and Vicksburg. n,

The steamer Novelty will leave PDelta daily at 8 and 10 o'clock, a. d

in.. and 12 in.. and at 2 and 4 ()o'clock p. mn. Leave Vickahurg atdaily at 8:30 and 1(:30i a.m. and 1,

3 and 4:30 ' cl ock p. in.LONG- & Il"()YlD.

omUmadellrelettlag C2

T.

state Countv and Farm Rights for Sale

Full directions accompanying each

right sold. Any one can put up _

the fence with tools found on any

plantation. The first right sold in

any neighborhood will be sold for

HALF THE USUAL RATES.

For full particulars, apply at the

TIMES office, or address the pat

entee, A. G. HLBERT,1213 Cass Ave.

St. Louis. Mo.

JOB WORKR. 1. RIGIKNS,House, Sign and Ornamental

PAINTING.

Graiai a Specialty.PAPER. HANGING

NEA'TLY DONE.T.LLULLH ...... ........... ..... L

4ewa

-D • ~a mm l Cmpa

DYTT fEPSIA, IND GLTION,

B KN FoE TerO nULeS,N rEUALGIA AND II EUATISL.

C. J &f J.~wh SYS

pInS eeAEMdohiiy

M Udlcinem, ita, tLA.-mt

o semben Ad diD- S -

hIeo iUtsA I U34Ai, Dm•mmA Am ,

and prolific. Price 1.00pBushel. For terms on large loet

Address, .i. GILFOIL, Omega, La.

1Rora 4sluw-

O. P. HEBERT, 14F arish Surreyor and C I Eagianer

MADISON PARISH, LA.

` II.L att ndl to runninj andl rre-tr~.win W. lin. , dliviini uIp)

ltnlts anlo -stilli.hin_ pierm anent .or-nvrs toi all trait.. surverdl. Will mnakenlat anti ac oirate plans with pri'essverbal of ,urvevs. on durable paper.P lantatiuon map.i with I tItails of roads,

ditches, et'..1Al urI.Irs hift at tile AI.qDISON TItIE:

() ttice. Tallulah, La.. will he prounltlvattended to,. .- elt.3, 18j.-lyr.

1,Nb NT, .'l:Y , :, i'tI.$, II. P. WELts. I-Ivy\'ille. La. Delhi, La, \

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TALL [LA II, - - *At.L.

a. L. SLACK,

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW LA

Practices in the Courts of Vadisoa asWell as in West Carroll. Rierand,FrankAin aadaiuaehital~arisheswhere'e has assiatance ot 'cmspatet leealAttea mars alsoitthe GtC;rat a LM,.r• e Court of the State• andCourts.

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and in addition puiblsles vahithl selrectedmnatttr on agrieultre, etc.. which makes itpeculiarlv ad'pted trr every Southern home.

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SHERIFP SALE.

Stare of ?girdanaaPaP i h of Mdison,th Jdlcial District Cort.

Succession ofF. S. (GooDg. ,V. NO).- J

SY Virtueofa Commission to sell toD me directed from the Honorable

19th Judicial District Court fr theParish of Terrel-nne in the above en-titled cause. I will proceed to sell, atpublic auction, at the door of theCourt House in ihe town of Tallulah,in Madison Parish, Louisiana, on the Elit Srturday. the5thday of February, A. D. 1887,between the hours prescribed by lawall the right title and interest of sue-cession of E.S. (Goode in and to thefollowing deseribed property, to-wit:

1st a certain tract of land in MadisonParish, Louisiana, described in julignent in suit No. 4487, of the Doceket of Athe 19th District Court for the Parish of PTerrehonne, La., recorded in the odfice oof the Recorder for Madison Parish, inNotarial Record"l" page 786 and knownas the Oak Point Plantation. some-times called "iive Oak' describedt by ASsurvey as follows, to-wit: The north-Swest quarter and the east half of frac-

* tional section No. 19, in township No.r 15. north of ronge No. 12 east, also lotsSNso's 11 and 14, being the east half of, the sonth-west quarter, and lots No's

10 and I1 being the west half of theSsouth-east quarter, and lot Ni. 16 beingthe south-east quarter of the south-east quarter of section No. 91, in town-

Sship No. 15 north of range No. 1:1 east,also the west half and the east halfSof the north-east quarter, and the north

east quarter of the south-east quarterof section No. )2 in township No. 15

north of range number 13east, also lots

R numbers 4 and 5 being the went half of

e the north west quarter of section 93 inr township number 15 north of range

number 13east. all in the District of

Slands north of Red River Louisiana,Sanl containing in the aggregate ElevenHundel and Ninety- ave :,-100 (11li.-281 acres more or less; together withthe buildings and i nprovements there-on, and the appurteusnees thereof.*lnd. a tract of land described as themouth-east quarter of the south-eastqaarterof ecion anmae- 92 forming

rt of said 'Oak Poin.' plattion,ioa mitted i the above desciptiois inelrded ia the above ares.

in the ahoe sail.?emtdbS--Cwa with betdTe

-_ ri,-l,-x ,,+.L , + IK Pu i

LOUISVILLE. REW ORLEANSN1D TEXAS RAILW":'.

Mississippi Valley Route.

On and after May 1 3 hh,. Icy;. lPa.,-,.-,-r train. ,, this rai w il run a.i t,- g

Fast 3Mail, North. South.Mell p s........ n. - .I 4.:') p. inI.u11la ............ 7.16 * .. p. mI. lan: lI ........... 4. Il .):; p. I\ 'ickslur .... I . i I I ND a. .uIlar.ri, nl ...... .1 1 '. I 2.44a ,a i.:.. ... . i. 14New )'rlea s1. " .. .. p1. in 9.) )

Expre,. .I" ; .Ia "n !1',... .. " I I5 ,t L I .4 It.\' iLelan ... ..... ll.:" a.mI :; .:;Ia. UIi kr p.. 1 ...... 0t :ii t.u l n. I. 1

"r li( •se cunnt.ti;o • at a.ll J n: 't, riallociut .Pullman t ." ", sl'erini a'rj Nw

4 )rh- ;ups ,o \\':1",e •ull h,] r :1n1- "t h,.r

c'tl" , :i*, " ; , " ; -." nd Sllill t our •' , .rt

stulons It' n ,\ a l i, , 1.\. w h ill ,

inS tart. Nof v o) i..ans to 1. e o" ft

w tho '... 1'. ou tPur.ich:-e your tickets via iironleh

oaDr liMne. thn insure ,ulenient'e anlm't) ,ln ri. i"; " herlin ,rmation i, q ply t], t ,I

V 1 ' . .I., .J. M. El)VaARMs. A.E. JKNM\ara WI

SHERIFF SALE.

State of Louisiana, Parish ofMudison, s)ld Ward Justice's

Court.

D. Mayer, r No. 2.Jno. Levi a 1 Mrs. . E. Marshall.

D. Mayervs. N1. -7,.

Isaac .ilexamnsr Mrs. S. E. Marshall.1). Mayervs, No. 19,

Charlie Ranson & Mrs. S. E. Marshall.I'. Mayer, a.

v.:. No. .,E:lijah Blue & .\lrs. . E. Marshall. In

D1. Mayervs. No. 267,

Mat Williams & Mrs. S. E. Marshall. viD. Mayer,

Stephen Moore & Mrs. S. E. Marshall.D. Mayer

Neal Smith & Mrs. S. E. Marshall.

BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias to 1me directed fromt the Honorable :h:,lJ usti ce's Court for the Pari.shof Madison aiotresaid, in the above en-titled causes. I will proceed to sell. at GIpublic Puction, at the ldon. of the CourtHouse ii the tow n of Tailulah- in Madl-

is~ni Parish, Lot;isiana, on the 3rd sat-urday. the19th day of February A. D 1887.

between the hours prescribed by law,all the right, title and interest ofMrs. Sarah E. Marshall, in and to thefollowing dlescribed property. to-wit:

The Cabin Teele plantation frontingon the Misnssipppi river in said parish.and tIe cribedl as conploseid of fractionalsections 7, S. 9. 10, 11, 12.' 13. 14, 15, 16,17. IS, 19. 2) and 21, the upper half 2.,

23,•he south half of section, the N EKof section, and E i of N W I of section27. section _- anid section 219, till inTownship 17 N. 14 E. also n E ,fE } of section :t in T 17 N, R 13 E. c.on-taminin in all 4.:I2 $7-l0a)ncres. also thethe usufruct of the defendant, Mrs.Marshall. in anti to said property and,he rights rcv-enues antd privile.Zes re-sulting therefrom as per deed of recordl

in notarial Book "I' folios 351-517 ofsaid parish, seized in the above suit.

Terms of Sale on a 12 months credit.

purchaser to give bond with approvedsecurity. This being second ofteringof

property. H. B. HoL.Ea, Sherifl.ShedieT's Office, Tallulah, La., Januaryf'2and 1S7.

THEll

hut Built Seciot;Oi NEW YORK,

INCORPORATED - DECEMBER. 1881.

NO. 833 BROADW A.i,

A. L. 8OULARD,

President.

WH. D. CHANDLER,

?ecretary and Treasurer.

E. A. QUINTARD, J. P. MORBSE,

V lee-Presidents.

DIRECTORS:

A. Gi. GO)ODALL,President Am. Bank Note Co., . Y0. D. BALDWIN,President Fourth National Bank, N. Y.R. CARMAYN COMBES,President Exchange FireIns. Co., N. Y.A. L. SOULAR D,President Sterling Fire Ins. Co., N. Y.E. A. QUINTARD, BP ~residentCitizens Savings Bank, N. Y.W. D. SNOW,

Secretary Am. Loan and Trust Co. N. Y.

HENRYfC.ROBINO'N,of Porter Brothers & Co., N. Y.

5 WM. B. FULLER,

with LI. B. Clafin & Co., N. Y.HENRY B. PIERCE.

Sof Hntchinson, Pierce & Co., N. Y"

E B. WHEELER, M. D..Medical Director, N. Y.

I OILY TWIELYI ASSISSIUTS

have been levied since the Society be-c qusainess, averaging three a year,

it and iakuin the cost of aswsements to

a awanof foyv yea( o9 ae., les thaan, jrve dollar. a year ri" each thousand

dollara of insurance.

, amd Fer Crlclaw.

NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.-Departmnent or--

NORTH LOUISIANA,Slif : t li, -,'•,t_',tt,,n andt ( t'untry Pr, ,,rty Itur s ,'t

- Capital, Z 00.00.oO---- t

L'r

J. q. CIarke, Agent, P. O. 1ic1sb urg, Niss. :

THE OUACHITA EXCELSIOR

S..7 t 0 -# and f ii. .9-IL9Ml:tniif:t. t lrr anI , :tlaler in R..dlh, DressedI aw m . latlhel rPine anti ('vltr,' J

r.v'll r.l r .lv r.-- l in,'rt .t oll -,. .C lielths. hIn r -,x.11. IT-h lllnls, ti.. etc. Theil l ,,1f,, I,.-r.; : r I,! . -l i- ' ,. ,, letter- ,,l im•i ,,rt n•a •e prom l tly an l f taithfull J

:tteiinhlI t . . iieral !Ihare of the puhli.' iati'rIn:Ie sliitet. A.Th,.we+ lil.-. ,l hit re',ntt '• zitrlu'ti ,r. are situi t'..l ,n the west bank of

t t,'hala ri .er, i tueliate-ly ab,'ve the M\ re' iIl Mill. I hIv te :t railroad L"r:, k I, nlnetinii tleIU wNith the V.. S. & . It. t11 m :'. v a S .tfe .iii1 olnv :-

;en't Ott':ilile ,.at lahnlin', facilities eni ivie t- ) ,thr 1'1l ihera: ,uts, a: ,l ywhich I am enad l

•,!i t, , oter -. ch intil•i en,.ti' t- t, pitr, - ;i.- : al:_ mn the-

railr, al ,r river as will make it Iecidedl' t, thCeir a lianai , h.ti l ith Itn. L.

F. VOLLMAJ.Aents. Mt CLELLAN BROS. & Col.TIIAIRP. TamL.t•h I. ni-i: ana, IR.

fWVEIEDI.E ,. Delhi La. lt ;-,r. .r th1- ---- - It

Boos00, Stlioiryc,Is Icnical Ilstleults -A xn - fra

enuterr

Fancy CoodsthWe are now fitted up in OUR NEW QUARTERS, in the Polesta buildhing, andare preparedi t sul,,lyV the Plublic wiii t

TIIE BUE~T OF EVERYTItINGIn the line of Stationery, Music. Musi'cal Instrument . Fanmiy at: 11 olilav ;oodi, TI,

AT LOWEll PRICEM('UThatn -an he pur'hasedl antywhere else in Vi,'ksbnmr or the Stith. T, be 'on-vincetid, call and examine ouir stork andti et ,ric.es before turchasing elsewhere.

THE PEOPLE'S BOOK AND MUSIC STOREFRED C, BAUM, MANAGER,

129 WASHINGTON STREET. Dec. l9-lyr.

itJ

GEO. W. HUTCHESON. D. HUTCHE3)ON

G. W. HUTCHESON & CO.,,1(1

Cotton Factors, Grocers,VICISIlt"lC', - - - MISS. Pat

-- Agents for--

Pratt's Revolving Head Gin Stands, Feed- Exers and Condensers. by

NAN CE COTTON lII ESS. Steam Powe r

ALABAMA. COTTON: Press, Horse Power.

PaWashington Hotel.Sp

Vicksburg, Mis cs.ol

This Old and Well Known House, i1

EelW ad ld.paire, Is n pw @pcU to thbe @ b Sa a

FIRST CLASS HOTEL, wILCH Z CO., Propr -

Br

TALLULAH, - LA. Fe

BEER, FRIED & CO.,THOMASTOWN, LA.

Dry oords, rocreries, Boots, Shoeso

General Plantation Supplies.

Clingman Nurseries,H•OMEI, L A.------- .-: c -I---- ---

Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Shrubbery, Roses,(Flowering Plants, &c.,

For sale at prices to suit the times.

MHay Peaches, Blight Proof Pears, and the finest Grapes,Speclalttes.

Also a great variety of Apples, Plum, Cherries, Apricots, Japan Persimmons,

Mulberries, Strawberry Plants, &e., &e.

In fact, the best varieties of all claeses of Fruit Trees that are adapted to

this latitude. All trees insured to live when properly cared for.

A. K. CLINGMAN.Oct. 2,-lyr

MADISON HOUS E.TALLU'LA-H, LA.

Is now, open for Transient and Permanent uests.S • Meals furnished to order, comfortable rooms, good

. I la : tab tble.-verything new.

CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,00U

La. S. L..I,". i, ir,.l -v certifv that we uper-

vi e th:. arras:t-ments for all theM uthl.vy a:t quarterly Drawings ofthe l.oui.iiana ~rate Lottery Company,:ail in ,.rr-.,n nmanage and control the'rawii._s tl;"u•selves, and that thelanile :,r. 'cnductal with honesty, fair-

ula'. a.ni•. " ,t faith toward all parties.;:n!l Wv! :ui it.rize the Company to usetlr,. c,.rtlica:te. with fa,-suiailes of oers$inatures attachld.l, in its advertise-

'rnts." i T. BE.\ UREGUARMD,t..i. A. RkLY.

t'oulluissioners.

W.. h.' ?th ind r.iLnd Itanksand Bank-,rs " ll aII i all prizes drawn in the

I. ti.iana .late I.otteries w hich may heIpri t.ilut .. i at Ill] t',illi ters.

J. H OGELSBY. Pres. La. Nat. Bank.J. W. KILERETH, State Nat. lank.A. PALDWIN, Pres. N.0. Nat. lank

1'NPRE( E)lDENTFDl) ATTRACTIONtOver Ilan' Million Distributed.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERYCOMPAN Y. ;.

In, rp, rated. in I :e for25 years byIthe L, iuia e hli fr Educational andt haritiale lii la~,,---. ith a capitalof$l1 .tJhlii?--lt, u llch a reserve fund of,,ovr Zt.O. tIi hai. .ue Leen added.

Ito :0 a,,verwheluin' popular vote itsfraul.hi.a- it a.s lmade a part of the.pres-cut -tate ('unstit:ltion adopted Decesaher 21, .A. D)., 1Y79.

Its Grarll Single Number .I)rawings will take place monthly.It neve,-r .aelesi or ipstl,ones. Lookt athe fil•llo Ia Dis['l tribution.

GRAND MONTHLY DIRAWINr e.A t the Acad alemy of Music, New OrleUanTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, '7.lU0.kI Tickets at Ten Dollars Each,

Ilalves. ya. Fifths $2. Tenths, $1.

LI.IT OF PIRIZES.

I ('aplital Prize of $130,000 - $150,MI i raind Prize aaf 30,001 0.0I (rand Prize, f 210.000 - 0 't2 Large Prizes of I0,10,M - 2%0, -4 Large Prizes of ..0110 21,01t-_11 Prize, ot 1,0 - 20,1

1*4 .10 .5 ,00145) a. I- 30,01

'0 2"0 - 40,01.:MIN 1(x), is.,g :i0M0 "0 - 5)80,U

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.100 Approximation Prizes $3O -It! da) do .A0 -14() do do 100 -

2.179 prizes amounting to - .

Application for rates to clubs sh~be wade only at the otlice of the lpany in \New Orleans.

For further information writeelgiving full address. POSTAL NIExpress Money Orders, or New YExchange in ordinary letter. Cby expiess, address

M. A. DA UPUI;.NNew Orlea~a '

Make P. 0. Money 0ri.asand address egisterd lersi sa t-New Ortrams Iteal iNn ltg

New Orlesan

THIS PAPRE may be foun4 emat GEO. P. RoWELL & Co'spaper Advertising BuremaSpruce Sreet,) where advcontracts may be made for ItNEW YOR-.

SlBSCBIPTION $2. ABaeklen's Ariae Saha.

The Best Salve in the world A.Bruises, Qores, Ulcers, BitTetter, ChappedChilbains, Corns, and all •Aletions, and positively curee Pileipary required. It is guarrateedperfect satisfaction, or aor)yPrice 25 cents per box.

For Sale By lelelelan Brea. 'tharp.

oethsoe_1tat s

woeman 0so u5 rm~vertlifr. a ssrabe h luiIL

WUWIVAFUR A

PACIFIC HOUVIucuY PIka,

Washington Street,Convenient to Railrod set

iug, Post, Telegraph andand to business. Meals in-nitrains. House open allbeen renovated and refsupplied with the best thefornfs. PatronagerepeitllyrPolite and careful attestiem

uSiests. *

ADMINISTA'TOWS

Succmsios or Gseos Wc

irtaue of it irlreted by the HonoerIshlCourt of Louisiana, in sadParish of East CarroD. I thesigned administrator of the,f George Woodland,sell for cash at public aectiontown of Millikens Bend, Parish••ison, Louisiana on theS3md day of Jua•uy A.D.all the right title a•dSGeorge Woodland deceas~ied, tthe following describedo sonal property, to-wit:"A tract of land costde'da

described as follows: situsldelikens Bend in the Parih ofSLa., and bounded as follows:ning at a point on westWalnut Bayon, in the •betwren the Compromiseanti the Witherow and B17 links from iron pest Isssid line and run theme wriIN N731. W4 422-100 chalas:E 144-100 chains, ~m *chains to road m westof bayon; thece 8 II1

acre, being same tract .arveM. Dawson, Parish surveyot rWitherow and Dr. Yeqsr e-4 March 1881, with all the

thereon, aiso theO merai po. .. -d ,

J. MARTIN

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