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A RTIST'S MANUAL, A PRACTICAL
cyayon drawing, &c. Illustrated SOC. Elocu-
tionlst's journal gives best standard and new
D eccs for professional and amateur, readers
and speakers, l0c, of any newsdealer or by
mail. JESSE HANEY u CO., ll9 Nassau St.,
New York.
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DLACK 30 RD IN THE SUNDAY
Is SCHOOL.-A practical guide for superin-
tendents and teachers by Frank Beard. Fully
illustrated. 81 80 of booksellers or by mail.
JESSE HANEY u CO., lls Nassau street,
New York.
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SIMMONS In Natchtorhrs. La, July
22d, 1877, DIR. SAMUEL SMITH SIM
MONS. aged G. years. native of Gror-
gia, aud for the last n years resident
Of this rari>h-a graduate of the Lon
isian' Medical College.
One more noble soul gone to take it's
place in the relmS Of the riyhteouS-yonc
from the dear ones who loved him most
called by that All-wisc Creator who
has said, Come yc blessed Of my Faith
er, for thine is the kingdom of Heaven
The dear flirnd can claim place there
a kind loving husband 4 devoted father;
ever ready to |rnd helping hand to the
needy; meyer deaf to the voice of Chair
ty; no sacrifice too great that duty de-
mandeu.
"Though duty's face be stern, her path is
best,
They sweetly sleep, who die upon her
breast"
His children look back with pride
upon their fathers record. The finger of
rcproach cannot be pointed towards him.
You, sons, the greatest trihntc YOU can
pay to his memory is to follow his cx-
ample, that, like him, when you have
passed away. yon may leave behind few
enemies, but many warm friends. Such
is the wish of one who lived him.
Xxx
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NOTICE..

Section NJ. ln4. of Act. No. Sc, APPROX
ed April 2o,u, 1877, Provides: " That it
shall be the duty OF the Presidents of all
Police JnricS throughout the State, an
nually. in the month of September, to
transmit to the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts d detailed report of the condition
of the parochial affairs, giving state
mcut Of the late Of taxation, the amount
of disbursements, and the outstanding
debt, if any,
Therefore all persons holding parish
indebtedness Of any kind, must present
the same to 4. T. Lcmrc, Parish Treas
urcr, for Registration before tn" LIST day
of September next, as it will not be re-
crivahlr in payment of parish taxes I'M
less so registered
WM PAYNE,
J,;nC o. President Police Jury.
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THAT DlssEs.-A pleasant party
o, s SIX gentlemen from our city, ill.,
Guiding the editor Of the yiud;cotoy
mad the pleasure Of dining with that
genial gentleman and popular steam.
Ooat captain, Dick Siunot, on board
!ls Bart Able last trip, at Grand Ecore,
ihe wines aud viands were such as
only The steward of the Bart Able can
~fse up, while the "feast of reasopn
vas as might be expected of such a
sasneriug. The "editor of Demo
aasic paper in a radical parishn re-
'Ins Pleasant greetings to the Bart
aOie crew from captain down.
george, the motto stands.
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Proposition.

Two rihemcp; guns same caliber,
charged with same quantity of pow
der apd weight of bali. One riaeman
on a railroad train going East at the
rate of 60 miles an hour, the other
rifieman on the Earth. When tho
man on the train reaches point d.
rectly opposite the one on the ground
both discharge their guns in the d.
rection the train is running, at the
same target, 400 yards distant
Query. Which bali will reach the
target first; that fred by the man
from the train, OF that from the earth :?
Answers solicited.
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For We knew how that a!irrwarl
when he womb have Inherited the hl"~-
sing. BE- was regretted, for lie jolln'. No
place cE repentance tho;HH he :"NSEt II
carefully with tears.
No. II. Hebrews. 81 and 8.
Wherefore rs III" Holy Ghost saith,
to-day we will hear his voice, harden
not your hearts.
"Rer"nt, the voice celestial cries,
\" longer dare delay;
The wretch that Srnrns The nanlat" dies,
And mrrt' a fiery day.
Bow. "f" III" awf,} trumpet sounds
Md calls You to III, bar;
For mercy knows the appointed bound,
AMI turns to vcngr,lr there.
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Notice..

OFFICE or STATE TAX CoLE'r0E, }
NAlcIlTotuEs, La, June :; leT. !
A TTENTlOE of Tax Payers of this
u Parish j., called to See. II, Of the
Rrvcn,lr .t"t OF ~, as follows:
SEC. 81. &c i ,t"rihr" u"mtn!, etc.,
That as soon as furnished with blank IL
ccnscS the tax collector ShHH give motto"
to each person liable to tie payment of a
license tax that payment thereof must
be made within iitrvu days, and i'll case
of failure to pay such license he shall,
within twenty days from said notiIira
ton proceed to seize and sell, after ten
days advertisement. property OF the de-
linQucnt to Satis SAID license.
SEC. 50 directs the Collector, on the
LIST Monday Of November to file with the
Recorder a list of all unpaid taxes.
The fling OPERATES as legal seizure Of
the property, :nl will bear $ per cent
interest. On the LIST Monday in Drcrm-
her all property so seized ill he sold at
public auction, without appraSenrnt.
Being mandatory. the Collector has no
discretion hut to execute the law, and it
will be done to the letter.
l. y LANE.
June Off. Tax Collector.
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The WEATHER, &C.-The long
spell Of hot weather is over; so our
weather prognostjcators say. We
are now enjoying delightful days and
cool nights, which latter betokcn
levers and sickness generally. Our
physicians arc kept pretty busy now,
but the diseases prevalent arc of mild
type and very few fatal cases are re-
ported. Crops arc reported in fine
condition. Our information comes
from the best and most trustworthy
sources and we have no hesitancy in
aying that Natchitoches and adjoin
ing parishes never had a finer crop
than the present growing one. The
Dill crops are especially good and our
iarmers look forward to a season of
plenty in the future.
Providence has certainly blessed
Louisiana. A good government and
. hue agricultural yield are twin
grants Of God for which we should be
devoutly thankful.
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Barbecue at Campo Bello.

ava 'oSSS GU 0SeAAAIo ASAAO
LoGGY BAYOU, La, July ~.
Editor Citizen :-Plcase announce
in your paper that there will be
Barbecue at Campo Bello on Thurs
day, August Cd, 1877, to take into
consideration the practicability of
opening out Tones Bayou and Bayou
Pierre.
Hon. j. B. Elan has been invited
to address the people on the oeca-
sion. A general invitation Is extend
ed to all.
Yours truly,
H. C. SrRMGFELLow,
w. S. WILLIAMS,
B. w. MARsTON.
We would most earnestly beg all
particularly interested in the opening
of Tones Bayou and Bayou Pierre
land but few in this section are not
intercsted) to attend this proposed
meeting. Parties living on Bayou
Pierre aud Spanish lake particularly,
should go in body and give promi,
nence and force to the gathering.
Several gentlemen from this city pro-
pose attending, and we hopo large
meeting will be had in order to bring
ont the full support tho undertaking
certainly demands.
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We were much pleased to meet du-
ing the week Mr.. Patton, the worthy
mayor Of our neishboring town Cou
Aatta' Mr.. Patton reports crops in
ned River as exceedingly good and
people correspondingly happy.
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A Con1ederate's Kindness Re.
Lnenlbered.
From the nalciui, News.

From the i'alci~i, News.
In one of the holly contested fights
in Virginia. during the war, IL Frdc.
raj officer fell wounded in front of the
Confederate breast works. While
lying there wounded and cry ing pitc-
onSly for water, q Confederate solulcr
Games Moore, Of Burke County, y.
c. declared his intention Of supply
ing him with drink. The bullets
were flying thick from both sides, and
Moorc's friends cndravorrd to dis
nadc him from such a hazardous en-
tcrr,isc. Despite rcmon>tranr" aud
danger, however. Moore lrnprl the
brcaStwork, cantccn in hand, reached
his wounded enemy and gave him a
drink. The Federal. under Il sense
of gratitude for the timely service,
took ont his gold watch and offered
it to his bcnciactor, but it was ftfnS.
cd. The officer then asked the name
of the man Who had bravcd such
danger to succor him. The name
was given, and Moore returned TN
hurt to his position behind the en-
bankmcnt. They saw nothing more
of each other Moore was subsr-
qucntly wounded and lost a limb in
one of the engagements in Virginia,
and returned to his home in Burke
County. A few days ago he received
q communication from the Federal
soldier to whom he had given the
"cup of cold vatcr' on the occasion
to, announcin. that he had
settled on him the sum of SIO,W)0, to
be paid in four equal annual INSTALL
mcnts of $500 each. Investigation
has established the fact that there is
no mistake or deception in tic mat
tot
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Leopold Cartel
COFFEE HOUSE
Corner FRONT and HORN Streets.
March ply Lunch free every day
EXTENSIVE SELL OUT.

Uncle Sam sold his constitution
For II amendments.
T.. S Grant snapped Sam Ti|'lcn
For Hayes and Casey.
Hayes snapped Packard for Nirho'!s.
Chamberlain sold his tax collectors
TO Vale Hampton.
Packard gave the State House as Il don
alton Nortis Cause to
Francis T. Nichols.
Jacob a., sold his stock Of goods, wood.
yard and ware house
business to Joseph \.
Wo|fSon.
III retiring from til" trade have been
in for the last - years. in this parish.
desire to express my thanks TO my friends
and customers and commend them to the
new firm who purchases my stock and
have the facilities required to supply
their wants. Very Respectfully.
JACOB A. WOLFSON.
Grapes Bluff, Ma rch 5, 1877.
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Grand Ec0rc
WAREHOUSE.

WIN. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING purcllashcd the business OF
III Chambers Il Barhcc at this point
and secured thri: services, am prrpar,
ed to store and forward promptly, all
tivight> and cotton Unsigned to my care
Rates OF storage in future will be as
follows:
Fifteen Cents per barrel for Fl lights.
Thirty five Gents prr bal" for Cation.
WIN. FRENCH
March eff.
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Unless President Hayes loses
heart, as Grant did. and retreats
before the railers and raverS, the
Office. holders in New York for
example. we suspect, will make
few grimaccs at exchanging their
present Snhiaction to ConkIing, or
Morgan. or Frnton for obedience
under the laws to the government
which gave them the offices they
sought, and which they sworr to
faithfully scrvc.-Ncw York World
Dem.
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BITTEN By A SNAKE.-Yonng Har
rison, son of orr esteemed friend Dr..
Harrison, was bitten on the hand by
a hinge lattlesnake about ten days
since. Mr.. Harrison was hauling
rails and tho snake was in coil I'M
der tho rail pile, when upon removing
them be fastened his fangs so deeply
That he had to be literally pulled off
Whisky and tobacco were freely
used as antidotes, and, strange to say,
Mr. Harrison did not suffer a days
Inconvenience. His escape was, how
ever miraculous.
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GENERAL Beauresurd writes letter
we subject of the jetties. Let US
r N. nom him now on the subject of
.as''ey Towards lottery.
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REGI>TRATloS.-The printingof the
blanks in accordance with Act No.
IOl, See. 4, has been cn.oined by the
State printers. The section referred
to provides that the contract for
printing and preparing the books and
blanks shall he let out to the lowest
bidder. The State printer contends
that his contract covers this as it does
all other State printing, hence the
delay in furnishing books Of regis
tration. The Secretary of State has
notified the district court clerks that
there will be no registration this
year in consequence Of the suit now
pending.
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20
e. rYr1eE,S,

have on hand several thousand pounds
Of PARiS GREEN manufactured in St.
Louis under my own directions Which I
will furnish, in desired quantity, at low
st market price to planters requiring
same. To parties rlcd~ing their rorsiyn-
melts Of cotton to me this fall, will adj
vance the Paris Green with the flour or
Sprinklers necessary to apply il. Shonld
the catcrpillars put in an appearance in
your section, send your orders to NE at
once, and they VIII &c promptly filled
under above conditions.
July 2l 81. OSCAR CHOPIN.
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p,RJSU AND CITY NEWS.

There will be Divine service hr]d
il the Episcopal church on Sunday
next. Rev. Mr.. Cameron, the new
Episcopal minister, officiating.
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For Sale.

Corn Crushcr. Carry-Los
seat Carriage. l'ottoH Press.
Earle Gin Stand, 20 saws,
Pratt Gin Stand, ~ saws.
Gri>t Mill complete.
3SrtS Raining Gear for Gin Stands
and Mill.
Gin House, frame, in perfect order.
4Ox93 feet with II feet gallery all around
House is feet by II, with front and
rear gallery - feet wide, with rooms
and corridor.
Cotton Press. Compass.
For terms, apply TO J. A. D( COCR-
NEAIT .IR.. at Natrhitocllrs, or to me at
nv store on Cane River,
July7-2mo. J. J. A. PLACCHs.
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HrALru.- Beyond the usual sum-
MGR fcvcrs, the health Of onr parish is
exceedingly good, The diseases most
prevalent are not pcrnicions but yield
in most instances to treatment.
Taking it all in all We have had so
far n remarkably healthy summer,
Notwithstanding the fact that Natchi'
tochcs isa very healthy parish.
Children have suffered some from
summer colds, attended with a cough
Ind slight fever, but no fatal cases
have been reported.
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The Bart Able captain, the genial
Dick Sinnot, and her clerk that conr-
teous George Hamilton, render the
indicator service each week which
is beyond ordinary thanks or recon-
pense. Those files of late city papers
per steamer are refreshing to one
who delves for late news in New
Orleans journal ten days old by mail.
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Mr. Hall, of the firm Of Davis n
aaaen' of Louisville, KY, paid us a
aS'ns visit on Tuesday. Hall is as
Sandstone and genial as of yore.
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NOTICE..

4 LII cost bills dine me as Clerk of the
n Court. have been placed in the
hands of Daniel Scarborough for collec-
ton. All persons arc notified to pay to
him, aud him alone.
II. P. MEZIERE,
June 9. Clerk.
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RLGjSIR ALTON AND AS
ssESSMFNT.

$500
1--WE Tayl,%vrr> arI Voters Of N,,tc},;.
teaches ]',r>h are hereby not;,;rh
that | wilt vi>;, IN. tjt1rr.nt nnll;n,
precincts ct the war; !, ON IT,, r,,I,w;nT
days fox NE p:!pro~. t., ASSESSING ur,ru.r,
+ i"r S'"'" and Parish taxes. and of
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Thursday. July ~ and 10.
> +. koSs N'n,ay ana Tuesday,
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Our citizens are now 'cnjoyin@ the
delights of a regular market gardnc,.
II. p. Antillcy supplies al! their wants
with frnit and vegetables of all kinds
Melons, peaches, pears, figs, &c., with
all the vegetables of the season AZ"
delivered at oar doors and at snch =
cheap price as to be within tn" reach
of all. Dir. Antillev has a fine l't of
choice winter turnip seed which he
Will dispose of to those VIII" desire
them AT 80 cents per pound. u' polite
Chrvallicr I drives the big market
wagon and sells the finest of fruit and
vegetables every morning.
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Much MARRIED. There is a gen
tleman residing in this parish who
has been married thirteen times
wives all dead and hc-stil} lives.
Beat that if you can.
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Notice,

[ IL persons owing Taxes and Licenses
4 TO tn. city Of Satrhitoc}rs are here
by notitirsl that | will enforce the pay
mrnt of the sarHe as directed by Ordi-
nAnc" passed July Sd, 1877.
Please notice ordinance and save cost
Of suit.
Office IN st. Denis Street,
LEON GkENEAUX,
City Tax Collector.
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REVOLVER AND Cartridges FOR s.,

\ fine nirElc plated, seven shot. pocket
revolver: a 'ir>t-rla>s article Sent &.
q. d.. or on receipt of price. &. W.
WILLIS p. .. Boss !!.7l~. New York.
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johnson and knutsop, photograph
crs, notify the public, in this weeks
issue, of their gallery in this city. We
can cheerfully recommend their work
to the public, and assure them we
have never had any artist with us
who could compare with them in pho
tographic work. In fact the pictures
taken in the cities are not superior to
McsSrS. johnson & Knut: on, and We
would advise all who desire a zeal
artistic photograph for a cheap price
to give them call at once.
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Melons are plenty aud cheap.
Peaches and figs, those delightful
Breakfast rcpasts, arc IN the market
in quantities.
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Our Episcopalian friends have Sc
cured a minister at last ia the person
of the Rev. Mr.. Cameron.
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Ss0rV' Advertisements,

Ok FANCY CARES all Styir, with
~ name, lHrts. post paid. }. B. Has
ted, Nassau, Rcns Co., \. J.
June 3O--lt
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We, in common with many of our
citizens, have been anxiously looking
for Mr.. Alb Jourdan to supply the
market with those luscious grapes
from his vineyard. He can sell a
large quantity provided the price is
not too high. At ten cents per pound
almost any reasonable quantity can
be disposed of any day.
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Three butchers and lively compy-
tition, has greatly improved tho quail
ity of the beef in orr market.
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CATERp.LLARs.-These pests have
again made their appearance in some
parts Of our parish. There are those
who seem uneasy about them, but
from farmers who have made the
cotton worm 4 close study, we learn
that no danger need be arprchen1ea;
at least the crops will not be injured
by them, even if they do come in
numbers sufficient to destroy the
leaves, because it will be entirely too
late in tho season before those now
here can propagate a sufficient army
to damage the crop.
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Cxtra2f eer.o1n Minutes.
Be it ordained Ivy the Mayor and City
Council TT Na,rhitochcs, That The fol-
lowing Estimate Of Expenses of the city
of Natrhitochcs for the fiscal year, 1877,
be published for Thirty Days in the
manner prescribed by law, viz:
Salary Of Mayor. $500 90
" Secretary T. Trca'sur. 300 90
-" " Policeman. ...... 600 90
Sustainmcnt of Paupcrs.. ----. 700 GO
Repairs of Bridges and Streets. 1000 90
Contingent Expenses ......... 500 %
$500 90
(Signed) G. F. DRANGUET,
[Attcst] INo. LArLACE, Mayor.
Secretary.
4 True copy.
jNO. LArLACE,
Secretary.
July 18th, 1877.
to Get your JOB PRINTING
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We find on our table this week
Volume I, No. of the DcSoto DEM
ocrat, edited by j. E. Hewitt. This
new candidate for public favors starts
out in the tight direction, the de-
fender Of true Democratic principles
and in time, no doubt, will become a
considerable auxiliary and powerful
ally to the great cause of Democracy.
The first number is not printed in
very legible style, and we would sug-
gest to our confrcre, to not fear to
bear down on the Press, and at the
same time to press the enemy to the
wall.
The Democrat is gladly received,
and with pleasure placed on our ex-
change list. Hewitt by the line, and
all will be we'll.
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The Qualities which Recommend them arr

The Qualities which Recommend them arc
l. Beauty and excellence Of stitch, alike
on both sides ot the fabric srwcd.
=. Strength. til1nn"Ss and durability Of
seam, that will not rip nor raycl.
3. Economy OF thread.
4. Attachments ANA wide range Of ap~
p'iratirn to p'7rro>'~, ant, materials.
" ("Mlac1nc>s and r!cSaucc Of model
and finish.
8. Simplicity end thoruuyhncS$ CT :o'''
>trnctjon.
7. Speed, case Of operation and man
aGrmcnt, and Quicincss of movement.
rartS, such as oil, needles, &C., always
on hand and for sale by -.
J.P. JOHNSON,
at NJ. II. CarvcrS.
~ Sold OIL easy monthly terms. -AT
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CRA2ED.-A man living in this par

CRA2ED.-A man living in this par
ISL was confined in our Jail on Mon
day last as q violent maniac. For
some time past he has exhibited an
alteration of mind but nothing serious
was thought of it until upon Saturday
last, when two little children, aged
about - or II years, took his dinner
to the field where he was working.
The little boy, who acted quite he
roically. says they found the man
lying down apparently asleep, he
lett The little girl near him with the
dinner, going himself TO another part
of the field, when attracted by the
screams Of the little girl and going to
her assistance he found her violently
assailed by the man, then in a violent
convalsion seemingly, frothing at the
mouth, &c.. and was cndcavoring to
bite the child the screening of the
two children brought the mother and
a negro woman from the house when
the maniac was fought off by the
two women and the little boy for
over two hours, and not until the boy |
had, at the suggestion of his mother,
stabbed twice with his pocket knife
the craze1 Hcnd, did they succeed in
ovcrpowcring him.
lie is even now raviDr and snap
ping at everything within his reach !
and exhibits all the SYMPTOMS of n.y.
The name Of this un-
Fortunate is George Shcrling.
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Sores AMI Ahru ,:> Of TIE tntirlc and
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}. P. JOHNSON,
Assessor. NatchitorhrS Parish.
Office with Tax Collector, st. Denis St
Natchitocics, May 2lst, 1877.