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petida, a1adiendo que la cena de la fa'
milia estaria en- breve lista desperta.
da su atencion, record6 que estaba ha'
ciendo un papel pobre y aun ridlculo
dejandose veneer por las circunstanciaE
que le rodeaban. Hizo, pues, un es'
fuerzo para entrar en- conversation cor
Sir William aparentando toda Ia indife'
.rencia que le fu6 possible.
NO os sorprendereis, Sir William, de
que me hayan interesado los cambios
que habeis hecho para mejorar este sa'
Ion. En- tempo de mi padre, despues
que nuestros infortunios le obligaron d
vivir retirado, haclamos POGO uso de es.
to local, bien que 20 sofia jugar aqui
cuando el tempo no me permitia salir
En- este angulo estaba mi pequeno ta-
ller, donde reun1 los pocos instrumen-
tos de carpinteria que ell viejo Caleb
pudo conseguirme, ensenandome q ha-
Ger use de ellos: all(, debajo de ese can.
delabro, depositaba 20 mis- ca1as de
pescar, mis- trampas de caza, mis- ARGOS
y mis- fechas.
Tengo un muchacho, dijo Lord Kee-
per queriendo zanzibar de conversation,
con analogas afciones. Nunca es feliz,
sino en- el campo. Extrano que no es-
te aqui. Dye, Lockhard, dile Gui-
llermo que vaya & buscar q Enrique.
Supongo que estara, como siempre, pc
gado al abanico de Lucia esa chica
locuela que arrastra tras 81 toda la fa-
milia a su capricho.
Nj siquiera esta alusion & 81 hija, he
cha CON todo 81 arte del diplomAtico,
pudo arrancar & Ravenswood do sua
pensamientos, quien diio:
Nos vimos en- 81 case de dejar al,
gunas armaduras = retratos en- este do
partamento; / me podreis decir d6nde
sc hallan?
"A Ia verdad, respondi6 Keeper con
yaeilacioa, sl salon sai eETsglada d.
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ha matado I'm gamo /; ensen6 los cuer.
nos q Lucia, que dice tenia och0 amos,
y me asegura que vosotros habeis ma.
beis matado un ciervo con los perros de.
Bittlebrains, ALA 81 Oeste, y me porfA
que tenia diez amos; / es verdad 2
-Pudo haber tenido veinte, Enrique,
para 10 que 20 entiendo de ESQ. Pero
81 to diriges & ese caballero, 81 te podr6
informar de todo. Anda, hablale, En-
rique. Els el senior de Rayenswood. -
Esta conversation entire padre hiio
tenia lugar al lado del fuego,. y habi6n-
dose dirigido Ravenswood h6cia Ia par.
te opuesta del salon, tenia la espsldA
vuelta hacia ellos; al parecer estaba
examinando un cuadro. Oorri6 & 81 Ell
chico, le tir6 del faldon de la casacas
con la ibertad de un ni1o NAL criado.
dici6ndole
Ell, caballero, 1 me haceis al favor
de decirme. -. pero cuando el j6ven se
volvi6 y Enrique le vic la cara, SO des-
concerto s1bita y totalmente: retrooe-
di6 dos 8 tres pasos, con los ojos fjos
en- Ravenswood y con visibles senales
de tenor y de sorpresa que habian bo-
rrado de su fresca cara Ia expression ma.
tural de So alegre vivacidad. j
-4-Acercate, j6ven, dijo Ravenswood,
Y to dire cuanto Sc sobre la caceria.
-Ac6rcate al caballero, Enrique, di-
ijole Ell padre, no seas hurano.
Pero nj Ia invitacion nj Ia exhortacion
produjeron efecto; al contrario, tan
pronto como concluy6 de mirar 81 foras-
tero, di6 una vuelta, } andando como si
pisara huevos, Sc desliz6 h6cia donde
estaba 50 padre, peg6ndose q q cuAnto
pudo. RavensWood, para no OR Il
disputa entire Ell padre , el mimado
Adolescence, crey6 mas cort6s segair
miranda los cuadros, sin atender 8 Il
que deciap.
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facciones puritanas, airadas y puntia-
gudas, terminando en- una barba angu-
losa roiiza, fernando en- conjunto una
fsonomia en- que parecia luchar el hi
p6crita con el miserable. Y para ha-
Ger iugar estos adefesios, penso Ra-
venswood, han sido mis- antepasados
arrancados de los muros que ellos mis-
mos edi6caron. Volvio q mirarlos, y al
hacerlo, el recuerdo de Lucia (que ro
habia entrado ALI con ellos le pare
ci6 m6nos grabado en- su corazon. Tam
bien habia dos tres cuadros holande-
ses Y uno busno de la escuela italiana.
Destacabase ademas en- tamaiio natural
el retrato de Lord Keeper con su toga,
al lado del de su esposa, vestida de Sc
da y armino, altiva belleza que repre-
sentaba en- sus miradas todo el orgullo
de la casa de Douglas, de que descen-
dia. A pesar de todo su tacto, ell pin
tor, impulsado por Ia realidad, 6 quizas
por un comprimido NAL humor, no ha-
bia podido dar al marido en- Ell ienzo
aquel aire de imponente supremacia y
autoridad, que indica el poder absolute
en- el hogan dom6stico. A primera Wis.,
ia Sc percibia que, pesar de sus bor-
dados de orc, Lord Keeper revelaba ser
un Juan Lanas. Ei pavimento de este
salon estaba cubierto de ricas alfom-
bras; enormes chimeneas despedian
calor y luz, y diez candelabros de plata
con reAectores, reverberaban en- sus
brillantes discos las luces que sostenian,
produciendo una claridsd mas deslum-
brante que la del dia.
-iGustais tomar un refrigerio, senior
Ravenswood2 dio Sir William que de-
seaba romper aquel adusto silencio.
No recibi6 respuesta, pues el j6ven
estaba tan preocupado on YER los dfe-
rentes cambios que habian tenido lu-
gar en- 81 salon, que ap6nas oy6 la pre-
Ranta Do Lord Keeper Eatea le tu1 se.
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mario y mendaz que Sc ha publicado
en- las Antillas.

mario y mendaz que Sc ha publicadc
en- las Antillas.
Pero 10 mas peregrino es que pa
ra las personas que piensen con cri'
terio propio dicho escrito, lejos de
perjudicar, justifca una vez mas la
pureza de las practicas cat6licas
Cierto que Sc hacen en- 81 comenta'
rios tan escandalosos como infunda.
dos acerca de los pretendidos peli.
gros que encierra la confession mas
de la misma narracion de los hechos
Sc deduce que clio file toda una papa
encaminada q desacreditar uno de los
principales dogmas cat6licos. El SUI
ceso es en- res1men como sigue.
Ell abate Cabin fu6 acusado ante
ell tribunal seglar de la Fleche de
haber hecho en- ell confesonario use
de medios contrarios al pudor tenden.
tes q corromper la inocencia de dos
niilas de corta edad ; el sacerdote,
dice la traduccion apadrinada por
" La Prensa seguia felnse'ete los
tetos +; interpretaba con su virtld
lasciva estas dos palabras rabian
de verse juntas) de hons6re peroerso,
las proAi6ioi0"ss rigurosas 3 absurdas
Bastan estas lfneas para compren-
der que no era al presbitero Cabin
sino q la Iglesia a quien Sc trataba
de deshonrar. za
Pero as6mbrense nuestros lecto.
res! en- la misma cfnica relacion que
|reprodujo :" La Prensa " llamando
Ia atencion de las madres de familia
con letras de a pulgada y con admi.
raciones como dedos, consta que el
abate Cabin fue absuelto libremente
por el tribunal republican, de la
Fieche, pues las ni1as acusadoras
negaron cuanto con respecto ( elias
habfa dicho en- su declaration cierta
primita suya, declarando ademas los
jueces que estaba pro6ado hasta Ia
euademcio que dscho sacerdote habia
sSdo victinaa inoce,ate de una ssrie de
caIunsnSas indignas.
Pues 81 habiendo resultado alb.
suelto con declaraciones honrosas,
todav1a los detractores de la Iglesia
sc atreven q pedir 4 las madres de
familia que preserven d sus hijas de
frecuentar los santos Sacramentos de
la lglesia que no habrian dicho 81
hubiese sido condenado? iPuede
verse mas iujustiicado a la vez que
mas enconado el odio contra la lyle.
sia ?
Cuando de armas tan debiles
cuanto villanas Sc echa mano para
desacreditar q esa divina institution,
precise es Greer que 81 no las usan de
mejor temple es porque no las en-
cuentran los enemigos de la Iglesia
indestructible, infalible y tan dura.
bic como ell mundo, pese a sus ene-
migos.
Entre tanto, quede consignado que
la prensa NAL llamada reformista
que a ningun partido representa-, Sc
ha declarado francamerte anti-cat0'
lica ; va no es solo ell BoLET1N, es
&C Ell Porvenir, " dirigido por ur
ilustrado sacerdote puerto-riqueno
quien 10 a6rma sin que sus adverse
rios SO atrevan a desmentirlo con
obras nj siquiera con palabras cate
g6ricas. Tenganlo presente los pa
dres de famllia cat6licos. Los cam.
pos estan deslindados.
Ell mismo antes prudente "Agen.
te" declara que 81 publica obras
condenadas por la Iglesia como Las
de Victor Hugo, es porque Sc ha de-
clarado francamente liberal y porque
ell iberalismo es tolerante, no intran'
sigente, con todas las ideas, buenas
malas, err6neas 8 verdaderas.
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CARTAS A UN LIBERAL.
cARTA QU1NTA.
Sr. D. Bonocio IT'D q Segarra.

70'' p O070O00 20 OOyo"7" 7"'
al fin LEI, Sr. Segarra, la larga
contestacion a mis- primeras cartas.
Agradezcc su cortesla y siento en- el
alma su enfado y que v, haya juz.
gado como un acto descortes la crl-
tica que hice, no de su persona, para
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succession Sale.

Succession of r. W. Daugherty, deceased
Dy virtue of writ of sale to me directed,
ID from the Honorable Bossier Parish Court,
Louisiana. in the above succession, will sell
at p,lblic antion to the last and highest bidder,
at the late residence of deceased, herein de
scribed, within the legal hours of sale, on
Wednesday, the 18th day of March 1879, all OF
the property belonging to said succession, ex
cept rights and credits, to be found in said par
ish, to.wit:
The following lands known as Daugherty's
Hill Place: North west quarter OF southwest
quarter southwest quarter of southwest guar
ter, northeast quarter of southwest qnarter,
and southeast quarter of southwest quarter,
all in section 2, township l9, range H.
Northwest quarter of northwest quarter,
southeast quarter of northwest quarter, CON
tanning dwelling house and all improvements,
northeast quarter OF southwest quarter, north
west quarter of southeast quarter, northeast
qtarter of southeast quarter, northeast quar-,
/ fer ofnertheast uuerter, southeast qvarter Of
| northeast quarter, northwest qrarter ofRorth
| east quarter, southwest quarter OF northeast
quarter Section Ii 4, and the northwest quarter
of southwest quarter, southwest quarter OF
southwest quarter, northeast quarter of south
west quarter, southeast quarter OF southwest
| quarter Section ~, and northeast quarter
| of northeast quarter, southeast quarter Of
northeast quarter, northwest quarter OF north
east buarter southwest quarter OF northeast
quarter Section IA, all in township 10, range ID
I Northwest Louisiana, and containing in al
| $40 acres. 8
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit OF ap
r. DAUGHERTY, Administrator.
February6 1879. lpr's cost $i2
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Pstice Of Election.

aieat No > Of the General Assem-
ane Staie of Louisiana, entitled:
Fosiae for q Convention to frame a
s's'lon e the State of Louisiana and
saalaafy the 29rd, 1879, andpursuant
siM elesticn laws and the proclaina.
y sssetnor ofthe State of Louisiana,
asevaere IN the Bossier iBannerl
srsy Esen that on TUESDAY, the
n = asfeh, 1879, an election will be
ese 4 polling places in the parish
Us state aforesaid for the purpose
1. associates to the Constitutional
l. e (. assemble !. in the city of New Or
i ! 4 ast Day Of April. 1879. One Del
Eesssed for the parish of Bossier,
NJ e g elected for the twenty first
= W Y. composed Of the parishes
~, senter, Claiborne and Bienyllle.
4 , ! =. ny hand officially, on this the
w February, 1879.
| r. Z. WYCHE, Sheriff.
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Ri htfrihe NO. 2f9Z- IN Dis-
Vi trict Court, Bossier
Sxxif, etaL J Parish, La.
xd vif Of feri facias issued in the
NJ nzmed suit, and to me directed,
isdand viii proceed to sell at pub
=, isthe last and highest bidder, at
EHat ID the town of Bellevue. La,
Atgi hears of sale, on the first
" lth day of April, 1879, the
ksnbed property, t0-wit:
dk hi II section -, and one hun
fAy acres II the south end of sec
snn esfireiy across said section
running due east and west, also, one
sR sixty acres of section two, COM
~ point ~ a. to contain said num-
msby running due east and west
'klabds once bought by j L. G.,
tsAaessien sale Of Callie N. New
essd, al in township twenty [20|
asea 4 west, Northwest louisiana
~ and containing in all six hun
Eisy acres more OK less ALI of said
Hsiaatfd in Bossier Parish, La, and
II spsy and satisfy said writ, say the
y y and oil costs and interest.
~ sie--en . credit Of IL months
required to give bond with solven
hspesni mortgage and 3 per cent
mo date. to pay the cost of sale.
tNtCHE, Sheriff Bossicr Parish.
a'11 Ipr's cost 5
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Lease of 18th Section.

Dy virtue of authority in me vested. will
ID lease at public auetion, between the legal
hours, at the Court House door in town OF
Bellevue. on Saturday, the Sth day of March,
1879. all the unsold part of the 10th SECTION,
OF Township % of Range ID, Northwest La,
for the term of four years, all improvements to
remain on place at expiration of lease.
Terms of lease, &c, to be made known on
day of letting. Bond for securely of land from
injury, to be given according to law. Expense
ot lease to be paid in cash.
w. G. BURT. Treas.
i3O st mrs fee S{.5G1 Bossier Parish.
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Vice to Tax PAYERS.

AS AID PARISH TAX CoLLEcroR }
MENTION, La, March /, 1879.
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y rsrisA. that State and Parish
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Registration Notice.

7 will open the office of Registration IN and
i for the parish of Bossier, at the following
named places Oil the days specified, for the
purpose of registering all persons entitled to
vote under existing laws who failed to register
during the year 1873, or who have attained the
age of majorlt, since last registration.
Red Land, Friday. March 18th.
Collinsburg, Monday, March 10TH.
Benton, Wednesday, March 18th.
Atkins Landing, Friday, March 18th.
Fillmore, Saturday, March Is.
JOHN NJ ARNOLD,
1855 Assessor Bossier Parish, La.
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ELLERSLIE FARM.

ELLERSLIE FARM.
Thoroughbred and Saddle Horses
Short-horn Cattle, cotswold Sheep,
AND BERKSHIRE PIGS,
FOR SALE. Apply to
K. j. HANCOCK,
Overton, AIbeMarle county, Va
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Married:

81. ,,s.Ideuce, March 4th, l8,9, by
Eaf e. NJ, +, b. BIXLER and Miss
SSsasl,I 4 III Of Bossier perish.
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Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department,
New Orleans, January 25, 1879.
AThereas, it is provided by act No. 3, of the
w General Assembly of this State, entitled
AN act to provide for a convention to frame a
new constitution of the State of Louisiana, and
making an appropriation to pay the expenses
OF the same, apr royed January %, 1879, that
an election of delegates to meet in convention
to frame new constitution of the State, shall
be held on TUESDAY, the 18th day of March
A. d, 1879, and it is made the duty of the Gov
ernor Immediately after the passage of said
act, to issue his proclamation for the election
of delegates to be chosen to such convention
to be apportioned as the members of the Gel.
eral Assembly of the State are now apportion-
ed by law as follows, to-wit:
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hI Mcbride J No. 1882. In Dis.
Vi trict Court, Bossier
k,sksif, etal } Parish, La
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-01

East, mainly to see an Invalid
brother In Arkansas. He leaves
his wife and children here as q
hostage of his return. DR.. Ed
wards is highly popular amongst
our people and their good wishes
will accompany him on his East
ern tour. After spending some
time in Arkansas, he will visit his
native State, Alabama, from which
he has been absent twenty-five
years, fifteen of which he spent in
Arkansas and ten in California.
We feel like speeding the depart
ing guest only on the principle that
we shall have the privilege of well
coming the returning citizen. the
three months probation being
past.
"Pete" Thompson died yester-
day, ministered to by pioneer
who knew him long and well. He
was victim of consumption, of
the dry and hacking kind, and his
death approached by slow stages.
Thompson's advent to California
antedated The "pioneers;" and, in
his younger days, and indeed until
quite lately, he was d remarkably
interesting person. In his "green
and saladn days "Pete" was known
as an inimitable mimic; quite one
who, like poor Yorick, was wont to
set the table in roar. His Thes-
plan gifts were various and pro-
nounced; and, in his time, he was
very modern Jacques, who rang
many changes on the poor and
threadhare theme of huntan life
and death. He was gentle crea-
ture of much deserving, whose av-
ocation was doubtless not in SYM
pathy with his more refined i'm
pulses. There are quite a many
people friendly to "Pete," and i'm.
hued with "reminiscences of his
brighter and better days, who will
murmur the sweet prayer of Gath
arine over her enemy Wolsey,
"May his virtues be written in
brass and his frailties traced In
water.n AS will be perceived by
advertisement elsewhere, his fu-
neral will be conducted under the
auspices of the Masonic order.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-01

Prices as low as consistent with
first class work at Tullis', 40 Main
street.
Tullis, the matchmaker, charges
you only for work that il necessary
to be done.
Tullis engraves on metals, ivory,
pearl, shell, rubber and wood, 40
Main street.
Letter engraving, monograms,
emblems, designs, presentation in
scriptions, set to order at Tullis'.
Tullis will make thorough ex-
animation of your watch, and if
not worth repairing will tell you so.
Tullis refers to any and all per-
sons for whom he has done work in
Los Angeles for the past seven
years.
In the manufacturing of jewelry,
badges, etc, repairing of clocks
and jewelry Tullis takes the lead
for good workmanship and low
prices.