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CHINESE sEnvASrs.-They are failure.
You can not make them understand YOU
entirely and, in spite Of all your teach
ings, though be may make your kitchen
clean as possible for it to be, be will,
nevertheless, surprise you some day by
washing in the bread.pan, or diving bic
head with your damask table linen. He
also has his own peculiar manner Of doing
all things; and be sprinkles the linen he
is to iron BY taking his mouth fall Of va.
ter and blowing It over the cloth, dam
perine livery evenly. We can stand that.
even though it be towels and napkius {;
but We naturally object when be takes =
mouthfus pudding sauce and spiltsts that
al! over your pudding. Then, too. they
have playful habit Of picking up oucon.
sidered tsihes and hiding them sway.. all
the while wearing the most placid smile
and innocent look. Besides, they some
times take hatchet and chop you Up .
little, It they think you have money.
About year ago, NJ. Sauhly, in Oakland,
lot bis cook know that be had $1,000 in
the house; snd tha: night said cook, With
another Chin.man, went ID and chopped
M and Mrs. Saof1y up pretty we'll leh both
tor dead, took the money, buried II and
the next morning cook was It his tose Of
duty. That cook looked % ifshs had teen
brought up to stteud Su6dayS School rsru.
larly IN his Iiis. He nov ldxusisaAsF at
San Quentin for the rest Of his days. .
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A ROMANCE.

Chapter !. She stood before the altar
with wreath Of orange buds upon her
head-upon her back the riches kind Of
duds.
Her lover stood beside her with white
kids and dickey clean the last was TWEEN.
.y one years old. the fisst was seventeen.
The parsons job was over, every one
had kissed the bride, and wished the Young
pair happiness and laughed and danced
and cried. .t
The festive scence was ended the last
words had been said the happy. maid had
smnered down, the last gay guest had
fled
Chapter II. She stood beside the wash.
tub, with her red hands in the suds. while
at her slip shod feet there lay a pile of
dirty duds.
Her husband stood beside her, the cros-
sest man alive; be WAS twenty nine and
she was twenty five.
The heavy wash was over, and the
clothes hung up to dry; and Tom had
stuck his fingers Ia the dirty baby's eye.
Tom had been spanked. and supper
made upon crust Of bread and the
happy wife and husband went grumbliug
of to bed.
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POLICE JURY
March Srd 1878.


f. The Police Jury met this day, psnuau'
to adjoorudnest. sga aF p li r.
All the members we're present.
% motion, The minutes of the lasi
meeting was corrected, ~ follows: ).
That the office Of the Court House Keep
er is abolished. instead Of the salasx:
/ That tho license Of s. Bsbiseaux Be is.
sued gratis instead Of being remitted.
The Constable reported thatbe Had no.
tilted the Collector of taxes es REQ uired bs
this body At the last meeting.
On i motion 10 adjourn, subject to .
call for special meeting BY Tie President,
the yeas ana pays were dem soded with
the following afesnit: Messrs. Leblanc,
Landry and Montgomery voted yea and
Messts. Dqbau and Bernard voted nay. :
The President thete6non declared the
Police Jury adjourned s7'A =" s'.f s
A. J. MOSS, e'vs q, DUBAU.a -
'se CTerk. ny president
y. pfrfi4sf.g, q 10 e4srf-z4H -. :.
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E Those OF onr clients and Parish.
toner's who have, through our mediation
made and filed, in the Land Office at New
Orleans, their provisional applications for
lands subject TO Entry under the Home.
stead Law, are specially referred to the
following official notices Of Register and
Receiver Barnard Il Hvtt and are re-.
ques;ed to call Immediately at our office
for the purpose Of having their entries o!
said lands reinstated and completed.
e., Ed. EUG. ~MOUTON, ATTY.
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Sherifrs Sale.
3 STATE OF LOUISIANA.
81 PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.

Zrnon J. B.oussard. W. Frsncis
Marion CreswelI, Absentee. Dis.
trict Court, Parish Of Lafa. -
" yette, No. 3ll4. T-@r- "a
DY virtue Of writ OF F;e-ie Fuc;os is.
- sued from the Hon. District Court,
in and for the Parish Of Lafayette and State
Of Louisiana. there will be offered ut pub.
lie sale AZ the Court House Of the Parish
Of Lafayette -+'.f-' 1.. sse s
On Sdturdcyth the 5M day Of .4prI 1873,
between the hours Of II A. NJ, and 4
O'clock p. NJ. all the right, title, interes.
and d-,Dand Of Francis Marion Creswell,
Absentee, the defendant, in and to the fol.
lowing property seized to satisfy said writ
10 wit: .-. T.
One certain tract of land ST.
tuated partly in the Parish Of St. Landry
and partly in the Parish Of Lafayette,
containing Two hundred acres, more or
less, with all the improvements thereon ST.
tuatei and thsreunto belonging, said tract
Of land is bounded North by land Of -
Deem, South by land Of Joseph L. Dugat,
West by land Of Alexxnder Robin and
East BY land Of Charles Peck.
Also anoth her of land being
part wood and part prairie. situated 10
the Parish Of St. Landry, containing three
arpents, more or less front By the depth of
forty istpents, more o. less, bounded on
one sies by lands Of the heirs Of Lessin
Dogas. and on 'tlfs other by lands of One
ZINE sNerauls. The two aforesaid tracts
Of land are the same vendor acquired by
pu rchass from Philippe Richard. As per
act OF sale dated 2sth February 1867.
N. B. Said lsnd will 10 cold 10 lots of
fifty acres. a .dnl
Terms Cash. s5 s@5
80 II. EAsTIN, Sheriff.
Feb. 22nd 1879. 4
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An editor is q man who lives
Oh what other people owes him
until he starvssa to death. A sub
scriber is one who takes a paper
and says he is we'll pleased with
it, and lie tells. everybody else
.'he ought to snbacribe."a After
he has subscribed about seven
years. the editor writes to him
and asks him to let him have
$3.50 1.-TWO dollars and fifty cents)
aud then the subscriber writes
back toetlie editor and tells him
not TO send his old paper any
more, for there is nothing in
it, aud then the poor editor goes
and starves to death more-Me-
uandoah Herald, ss
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tYtt4 .4s 4 4ss rA
The PREslDENr's PsAcE.-The
blood stained streets oftheine-
|tropolis Of the South are tie an
|swering comment 70 Gen. Grants
boast that peace had been esta-
blished by him in, every Southern
State. Cannons roaring at their
doors, cavalry raiding through
their thoroughfares. and all the
preparations of war in the, calm
of peace, these are the attesta-
tions the people Of New Orleans
have Of Gen. Grants peace. It
is a scene a. no American city
should witness In this generation.
The Governor Of the State at
tempting his lawful Office, IL met
by the forces ofafraudulent gov
ernment and the threatening
presence of the United States
troops. The police armed with
artillery, ruthlessly open fire on
the public streets, sending grippe
and canister hurling among In
offensive citi1ens.-Znd;auapoHs
Sentinel;
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CHE Cafapcttc Aouertiscr,

TERMS
SrBsCRrPri0N--THR DOLLARS nor annun
in adsante. For six months, 81 IS.
-ADvERTrSING-
Per Square, 90 lines or leee). 81 81
Every subsequent insertion. a
announcement Of candidates for Office. F.. $40 on
No credit will lie given for Advertising or .toh
work, except by special agreement.
Cards stating merely the Names business and
place Of residence. with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per annusn.
All advertisements not marked, will he pub
iished until forbid and charged for accordingly.
10 All judicial advertisements must be paid
for o., the last day Of publication ar on the day
OF sale No advertisements will be inserted unless
security is given or amount Of costs d. posted.
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PWbZiC Lands.
UNITED STATES CONSOLIDATED
sLAND OrF1CF.

LAND OrF1cE,
New ORLEANS, La, Feb. II. 1873.
IN accordance with Instructions receiy
Il ed from the commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office at Washington, D. c.
dated January 3othJs73.
o. Notice is hereby Given b
That on and after the 18th day Of March
1873. the following lands, in the late S
W.D. La.. which were approved under
the Act Of June 81 1855 to the State ol
Louisiana for the N O, O 4 G W RR. ".
ing west Of Brashear City. and declared
forfeited to The United States by Act of
Congress of July l4M 1870 a.
Will be restored to entry under
the provisions Of the U. s. Home.
stead Laws.
9 Among'others all such uuappropriated
lands lying and being in
Townships 8. 9. 10, II, l2, s. Of r E.
g., 10, II, l2, l3 s Of r E.
"3s''a10. II. l2. Is. 8 Of r 5 E.
T6.:7. 8SR1E; T Z, g, o, 10, IL S r
2 ETll. 12, Is 8 Re E; TIL, ls, Is S
r Z E; Tl3. IA 8 Re E: T 12. II, II S
r 8 E: q IL. IA. Is. II 8 r 10 E: T Is,
16 S.SR.ll E; It's. l6 SRl2 E; T S.
6 ST w; T4. 5SR2 W.; 8. 4; s s
R 3 W; T2. S.4SR4 w; t., 2. 3. 4.
S s R 5 w; ~. 8, 4. S SR6 W; T
l,2, 8. 4SR7 w; TT. 2 8. 4 S r 8 W:
T l., 2. 8, 4 s R9 w; T l. 2, 3, 4 R 10
W: T l.3,4 4SR INV; Tl,2. 3SR&
III N w.
CHAs. BARNARD, Register.
80. ": H: HYATT, Receiver.
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Secretary Armstead Declines.
. STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Office Secretary Of State.


New Orleans, March %. 1878.
Hon. VIM. P. Kellogg. New Orleans, La:
&r-The Hon. E. L. Weber, of Eas,
keliciana. has Informed me that you have
appointed me one Of the Administrators ol
the Insane Asylum. at Jack son, and re-.
quested me to accept the commission.
am constrained BY sense Of duty II nv
self and fellow citizens TO decline to accep pt
the commission, and to state the reasons
which impel me to do so. am ss:isfi ID
you we're never elected Governor of Lou.
isians. The official returns show YOU
were defeated by over six thousand major.
ity, and l regard the fact Of your being in
the exercise Of authority Is Governor A.
an unwarrantabe usutpation, for which
you will sooner or iater be brought to an
account BY the county. Your pretended
government would not exist for one hour
but for the presence within eight squares
Of the Mechanics Institute of Ave hundred
United States troops. with orders to pro.
teet you from the just indignation of the
people whose rights and liberties you are
trampling under your feet. It may be
you honestly desired to avail youreelf Of
ny services in administering tho affairs Of
this institution, but it appears to me that
It is another one Of your efforts to bribe
the officers legally elected BY the people
to give countenance to your usurpstiou, "A
you have 10 vain tried TO emascuIate on,
Legislature BY hiring certain members Of
your Legislature to resign. tolgive place 10
persons legally elected, who you thought
yor might bribs TO- take the seats thus
made vacant. sB8ieFeoI 7p Ht
| regard your appointment Is an insult,
which l hope for your sake q we'll az my
own may not be repeated. tee
SAMUEL ARMsrEAp,
q &i Iss Secretary Of State.
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City Council Of ,,vermilion7,lle
Regular Meeting of March Sd 1879.

r
Regular Meeting Of March Sd 1873.
Present: VIM. o. Smith, Mayor. and
Mess's. r. L. Mcbride, II. Landry, Aug
Monnier B. A. ssllss J. j. ReviIion and
J N. Judice. Absent: R. Gagneux., Il
Tho reading of the minvtes we're dis.
pensed with, and s.l;. Sos ssd Il "a
+ On motion, 1t ~. resolved. That the
psepoesl n Albert Judics, to put and keep
the streets n repair Tor twelve months
from date signing contract be and is here
BY accepted; provided the said Judice
fursish bond with security "A required BY
the Committee on Streets and bvidees,
which said committee is asthos;sed to 70.
ceivs 10 The name Of the Mayor Of the
Corporation; and provided farther, the
said Judics eigs contract for said work,
with all the specifications required BY said
Committee. o. aajab 'es -
3 Oo motion, Il wan resolved, That tbs
resolution passed by the City Council at
their neeting of, Feb .loth 1873. sccept.
ing the proposal of ]. s.. Rand, for repair.
ing the streets. &c., te and the same is
hereby repealed. ng i=itsa .ii Al sa ,45...
LOU motion, It was resolved, That the
revolution passed May 18th 1872, ia re-
gssd' to other skovs, be aud the came is
hereby amended, 80 ~ to read, and all
other shows Ten, Doilars. for one OF m ore
performances, al tbs.odiscretion OF the
Mayor. gao.gs ssaA sa1 4. 5aa
On motion, the Cosrcil adjourned to
the next regular meeting. ) alJ;g i
II. N. BAILEY, .asizW. D. SMITH,
Secretary. Mayo. ~
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A sfoRY OF THEIRS.

tFrom Paris Correspondence n. Y. world.1
Appropos Of N. Thiers, . very amusing
story. is going the round Of Paris now
ssid to'have been told Of himself by Ii,
President At oas OF bic last receptioss
N. Thisrs was walking. one ,hosaiaa late
y, alone in the new camp which be haa
established stsr Versailles at Vil!eneuve
I'Etang. Hs saw soldier stationed o.
guard aud At the moment vigorously 60
gagged 10 eating bread and cheese.
GOOD morning, moo gsrcos." said NJ
Thiers..
"Good morning, ma petite visIls," Inv
little old woman, replied thsusoldier.
''Eh beioli You don't get tired, do you
Of your camp life r. ssas',f ;,
THAT depends on tho hoar.s At pts-
sent. not. am Of duty, and am eating
my beard apd cheese; 40 you sse,''
y "And the camp bread, Its good, ism,
it, Isi5ad it fas superior to Chat they
gave rs belose." sez. :
ti"Tiens! Do yoa eat it, What are you
then Arc ysa an oil merchant or a
hospital nurssr Is ie sarr ssiisn owl !
"Be;ter than that" replied N. Thisr..
"Bsh! Then .yoa'ts . secoad lieutau
ant" .si9.i8 4s hf' L@M
"B.ttsr than tha;:'' ~ .asm z
Captain i"eid0 .riasol ila4a7rT :
r "Better thss that" gee efaoe 81
General f'''fssA3e 4eliis e,slf
"Betts, than that; Tn the aPtesideut
Of the republic" safdj oi 9a.oriat
aea"Ycs are 1'l.iers sacrebIeu Then,
quick, hold my bread aud cheese 20 |
cso present arms to you = - nsHsls
W. find ths following river dilesc,dote dls,d 10
. late exchange: sa
/. A Hoosier stepped On board Of steam.
bost - she wss lying 10 in a certain port
on the Ohio river. and bawIed out: is
the captain on board T. ~
Tho captain. who was standing among
the crowd. responded. "Ye., what do YOU
want with him T.
''Ob. nothing patticular; he's 4 distant
relation Of mine. aud Id like 10 see him"
"A relation Of your. inquired the
captain, somewha. surprised. :.
AYES, slight relationship !: he's the
father Of my firss child" .
You'd better believe. the captain sloped.
while the crowd enjoyed tho spor. 10 their
hearts content.
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For. Sale,

z A FINE tract Of prairie land situated
N 10 this parish, about six miles lwesl
Of vermiliorvilIe, one.hslf of mile from
the, line Of the n. o. Ms r. Railroad
cootaiaise shout 100 arppnts; the land i,
discahedi and we'll disined;' good we'll
md = besatifdi grove of Is oak and china
trees on. the place. 'o4 edi9ge 81 s
For terms arpy It the ADvEx1rsEa OF:
HCe. or to @Gs T9i .S9f5fse1y.1 - 5zf -
se si-ri ALFRED BREAUX.
March Let 1879. Aqqs az s ss
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For Cash O,azay.

MEssRs. PLoNsKY 4 ROGER,
Mai" streets. (opposite the Court House,
have adopted the cash rule; and will here
after cell for cash only. Purch aser. will
please take notice, and consider the ad
vantages offered BY house doing business
on this plan. Selling for cash, they have
no bad accounts to cover with extra profit.
and can therefore, afford to .eIl cheap.
Selling for cash. they have always the cash
TO replenish their. st,ok. which they can
Do at the lowest possible price; snothe,
and important reason. why they"cap sell
cheap. t...,.f g'a III 's... =. '.@ =,
y .Messrs. P!onsky i Roger have a large
and we'll selected stock Of Dry Goods.
Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Hats,
Shoes, Boots, Saddlery. Grocery. Glass
ware, Hardrare, 2invare. and Wooden
,rorks. dc. l.... ,a4 .r.-.. '.. 81
% Those who call on them, can rely on
being promptly attended to. ase .,. -
They are the only agents in this place for
the fxmous .~
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
L. Levy, Justices Court,
ai Vs. 3rd. Ward.
;harles Guidry, No. 1l2.

Charies Guldry, No. 112.
FQY vistse Of = writ Of Eerie Eac;a.
O issaed in the above entitled suit, by
the Hon. Third Justices Couet iu aud 70,
the Parish Of Lafayette and-6tate aforesaid,
and to me directed. there will be exposed
At pnblie sale II ths Court Houss Of the
Parish Of Lafayette, on 'sYf.
= Saturday tks stA day Of April 1873. fl
between the hesss Of IL A. NJ, aud 4
O'cloek-P. NJ. FOR CASH. al the right,
title, interest aad demand II Charles Gui-
dry, the defendant in aud to the following
property seized to sstisfy said writ, to Wit :
-Four Hogs. 81
Shetiffs Office vermilionville, thi, 2lst
day Of March 1879. 47 me- .3a
: - gar" aal II. EAsrIN, Sheriff.
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i d. In, where ONLY PURE STICK CANDY
vi. n .ls is manufactured ..
4.., ~. r.,x.x JAMES J. REIss.
NORMAN NORMAN & R .R|||E'Il|SS,. ]
halesoIe Gonfcftioners

xyuAczgsrRs Or AND DEALERS IN
s'1b ~ Si;ek Cdsdy, Gum Drops, Cor
- Dpys, Sugar Almonds, Lozengss
Gau.sGrystAlized FSsits. Jyabe Paste
r. Bcsbsss,) Chocolate, Jellies, Gales
1tu;s Syssps IT,, 1t999IlTEF ?.
! vwaiesll; ssd 4acaroni. Extract Of
n Y, /, Coffee, Ground Spices VI
& ~ Assah for the justly Celebrated
nm CANDIES, BON TON, SANTA CLAUS
ov1LTIES, sHOO-FLY and the GREAT ID.
ssl III Cash BOX. ro; ,'ff r. "a
-. isl and l2s OLD LEyEE St.
~ ID IL q nov Decatur %
ii aktls 81. Losis end z0alowse ST..
:s, jag sij NEW ORLEANS. a..if h
= It %, ~. waedf ta9i'oa = 80
.t.rtt ss.f IA.
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M E.sGIRARD, s5a, J b. ,a.,..g
~ so5as.7stn9s a3l ATroasHY Az Law.
Will practice bic profession in he Courts Of the
Third Eighth Judicial DISTRICTS. -. I
ODee II vermilionville. Ls,
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csottssiy,l "a 0s.ssva,s, , = Vs
- 80 dses pssior lamps, AH !.
fm H. Az Jfss 4 eis9,t~esf, Z 4. si, Jss'sll'y.
riAad ?any ether aftisles TOO semsrous
y @e"uo". ,ysl5wsb ,szgoio ,ssielaW =
All Of which he oifen l6ori isais - low
prices foe casli; aud he iasisssshs public
gsnerxllx!to give hims call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere. q
New. 23d le72. II
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2 tssnr,r,x SD Ky, ,sirs =, ,,,,,., 49,. isa1s
10 good ssdes9 tus rent o. et.a Johns
stsest, near the CatHolic Church. bas !.
"a Afpty to + Y. SONNlER.
Scpt. 18th 1872.
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1ocea AND DEALER IN
|. alssssx1 s,.A
o. .l| lsl = q ! p elssss, ~ I
~ \ ~ "A verpilioa ssa.sr
..lsa Sv1ilIesHilA Ls.,.
/ n psi'sllss FSs eAls G
\ 1fCliss5 Nalv CIAmasne Rcd
I 2 - ANsste1 iltters, Seese a "a.
r. ~ pqrhoq apd. Rye .Whistey,
~ and Porter. Chewing sni
5! s!sses aerswberies, fsneap.
- tls4 Z nnona, Spieed Neat.
ksiGn,is reiistusssf 4
1. ~ -, icspoa, Oseaa; Gum
y .sls.;.,i..l !. god sssa sfria 4
~ 1eaeN cnsksl
~ ~ lkssas Dried .:pplcs,
- H. SLAsl Psaaaesa,
q e. an etc. re. .-s.-
b.! 81 4irisg groceries can be
Z. Aqaanitty and quality.
Atkeg pfiees vill g paid
y .esaatsJ lsplssa als:9 4. $
3;z z s1s ssStsi aas asT ,T,os@ i:aa IA
D. ~! 2 nc 2s.n4 na1ina dsrs rssi3 ,Ns
DBr3e3 ~ - -. q. --.-.7-
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Corner Of Main, and ST. John Sta, near tht h
Catholic Church), r
|lius i lass.sag Y9snIllory1LLs. La,
IHAS on hasd = lsvks and complete
IL s.oek ofdry gooas, consisting of
Cdlseo Of tie Sest primis,' F,<ncA Ara.
ca. French Nerfnos, F;ae ClotAs and
III Casinsts cf different eoloys, Dones.
i'..' tics, &e., Ae. 1e = : 5A4 =
a;. READY sxADE CL0ZHLNG I
Gentlemen and Boyss Costa. Pants and
az Vests; LSdies' ehsttls and CIosks! f.
g'baa.l tTlsfisyl Ia9M ...ss.A bra re n
nraoi:,s B00LS. SHOES. &e:,o
Ladies, eeotIemtn 'sna bovI Boots Shoes
.lkaild 0snd B,ogsns. Ia Il II
pc asA;s74s --s9
Ladies, gentlemen and childreuT Gloves
Il sud Hose. %
rssa f,eaaia1s!. IJIAgsS ~
nn9yr4id HATS s.d CAPS j .
'oo l5y'ns seyoa e-4--- as;'sJ sfaii i
',seiis',l b5H ALSO 'Eoea 'at i.
"A fae, and select aasortmsot Of FAxcr
/ sEsi ARrIcIEe, PsRrunseE, Aexo,
4, !.ssoastb 4 I,-.A.-s gtsasiio $50 zsA,
eUxs. PISTOLS s..s xu1Hss ]
1t thS lipt quality end. from the best
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singular incident which tranapirea 1nst week
1Ioar tho line Of the AtciBon, Topcka l. SANTA

singular incident wlicl, tranapirea 1nst week
lloar tho line Of the AtchiBon, Topcka L. SANTA
Fe Railroad:
4 young tourfHt who had beon Bent by hla
physicinn to recruit ha health md strength upon
tlio plains, but wloHo roal namo could not bo aa-
certainod by our reporter, atsrtod out from Fort
Dodgo OIL Saturday last. liz company with Hovcral
frionda. to hll buffalo. They won't out Aeveral
nilca from tho fort anl were eoon III tho midst
openod out quito lively. Tho young invalid bo-
oomo quito invigoratod by tho sport and tho cool,
fresf breozos Which blow quite unliko tho gentle
summer zophyra ovor tllo nut-brown plains. 1Ta
sharp and short chuso, haitol, and, by 4 dexter
OLD and Buccossfu broatlside shot, brought the
animal to tho earth. Tint waa hlH last shot upon
earth. 1lo wns soon to Hand Il moment along
aido his bleeding game an1 then ho staggered
Tho cxci.omont had boon too much for him ho
diud OF heart discuss,