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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

The most important of Professor
discoveries, from sci
entifc standpoint, is that of a group Of
islands of the Siberian coast. These is
lands the New Siberian, open the book
of the history Of the world atanew place
sea washes mn ivory upon the su6rcs,
In this group is possibly TO he found the
solution of the question of the ancestry
Iof the Indian elephant, and important
facts with regard to the vcrtcbratcs which
.cxistcd at the time of man S first appear
ancc on earth How came horses and
Sheep IN region now locked up in the
'fetters Of an eGcrnal winter, uninhabitcd
.hy man. not now supporting animal life
Hnany form, and almost impossible Of ac-
cess? Professor NoTdenskjold was unable
to solve the question himself and he
suggests that it is of the utmost import
lance to science TO send light draught
steel steamer to those islands for a thoro'
exploration. The natives seen along
the coast belong to a hardy, jovial race,
dressing in furs, keen at barter, but igno-
rant Of the value of money. They live in
couble tents and expose themselves to
very low temperatures with little cloth
ing There is u great resemblance be
tween the people aud the Espuimax or
the North American Indians Though
armed with stone and bone weapons, and
though wild and Inherent they evident
~ have a history. They drove OFF the
I'iHiaeL 'yl,na;agi, INC the Eaeggiop I'VE
houses, places of sacrifices, circles Of
moss grown bear skulls and weapons are
still to be found almost everywhere on
the coast. There is no trace of any re-
Hglous belief in their customs.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

The year 1881 will be mathematical
curiosity. From left to right and from
right TO left it reads the same; Is diyi-
ded BY , gives 9 as quotient; 81 diyi-
by 8 and 8 is the quotient. If 1881 is
divided by 200, 8 is the quoticnt; if di-
vided by g. the quotient contains 9 il
multiplied by9, the product contains two
9s. One and are 8; s and are 8
If the IS be placed under the 81 and adj
ded, the sum is 80 If the figures b
added thus, |, 8, s. l it will give II { ,
Reading from left to right is g. an u. ! $
is two ninths of 81. BY adding, uivl'
ding and multiplying nineteen Us are
produced, being one 9 for each year re.
quired to complete the century.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

4 special dispatch to the Baltimore
American Processes to give the true IN.
wardncss Of Grants position as to the
third term, which bears on its face plau-
sib|ity, and if true shows that the
sphinx is about as shrewd a politician
as the best Of them This writer states
positively that Grant wants third term.
and that his wishes are known to his in
innate friends but TIA, excessive eau
llon mast be used inasmush as Grant
and his friends realize that he cannot
afford to incur defeat; and therefore he
nan gain nothing 10y declaring himself a
candidate so Ear in advance Of the meet
}ng Of the Convention BY observing
his present sphinx like silence he puts
himself in the desirable position of being
able to refuse to be a candidate when
ever it becomes apparent his election is
uncertain. In the meantime his friends
arc pcrsistentls and ene5gctieally to
work up the Grant boom, into which
new yigor has been thrown, by recent
positive but confidential assurances that
" Barkis is willing As one of the
first fruits Of this energy an effort is be-
ms - 70 elect one of the third term
managers chairman Of the National Re
publican comm;S.;cc in phceof Old Zach
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

Senator Bayard evidently doesn't un.
derstand the political boom, business
His friends and neighhors were prepar.
ing to give him a grand rebellion il
Wilmington on his arrival home from HI,
European tour. The simple minded man
landed quietly on his native shore, took
his wife on his arm and made his an,
pearanee in Wilmington without the
slightert preliminary warning The "a.
ceptionists were completely stunned bnt
they expect to rally and do the agrecall,
by the great traveller some day this week
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21
Facts About 1850.

We compile the following facts abl
the year 1880. which will no dout
torest our readers:
The first day Of the year and Of
vii fall on Thursday; the 4th July g
on Sunday, and Christmas on Saturs
1t is leap year, and February
% days; and as the girls will then
privileged to 90 counting, they will b,
the opportunity to do plenty of 1t, as
Almanac maker was considerable enou
to put FIVE Sundays in the month Of !,
ruary. Faster comes within wecI
as early as it ever comes on the 2
day Of March. The year 1880 will 4
six cclipscs; four Of the sun and ~
the moon; but only one Of them wA,
visible here namely the sixth, whis
a partial eclipse of the sun on the !,
lay a The year verf'yo 6qI,n thH9b gT3
e. "
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

There IS prospect that two parties will
be very evenly balanced in the u. s. Sen
ate IN 1881 In that year the terms Of
Herman Of New York, Randolph of New
Jersey, Eaton Of Connecticut, and Me-
Donald Of Indiana, expire All these
gentlemen are Democrats. The gains
made in the Legislatures Of New York
New Jersey and Connecticut BY the Re-
fuAhcans in the recent elections will
probably give them the choice Of success
ors to Herman, Randolph aud Eaton while
lfthey carry the Indiana Legislature next
year they will send Republican to the
Senate in place Of Mr. Mcdonald. Mr.
Thurman will be succeeded by a Repub-
llcan senator from Ohio. aud in case the
Republicans succeed in electing Senators
from the other States mentioned, the
Democratic majority will he reduced to
two in 1881 There will be 10 reduc.
ton of the Democratic majority in tn,
Senate, however, until after the Presi
dental election.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

m one accord the press of city aud
nv mites in singing the praises OF
lunch and interchangeable old Demo
hero Mr.. Georgc Cotton. 80 sell
doc, the Telegram find itself able 70
- opipion with It's esecmcd cotcm-
sr;cs that we would not willingly de-
ourself the pleasure Of joining the
onr on this suspicious occasion "co
,o1 ms wen aud nobly earned hl>
spd If praise by the distinguished hle
So III has rendered the party ~ IT.
{,eently ended warfare. To hun, nor
Eerhaps than TO any single Indlv'-' I'VE W.,
fue the magnificent result r w..
Thousand mal"rhtim the work of fight
Governor ,,sn is at once q duty and a pas-
lewp%,,t e. v,tcs all day, and speaks night
,Ne. o.. 1,.,'ha burns up fresh aud smiling
.-zJ,irsI11 ~ his paper. the misnamcd
--.... I...,-iolis, with an incis-
P1l.sS Nd f-TIFTican folly Abuse
n independents aud Radicals comes
HdluIdl W iliill ~ tilt t-HiI'i W wv
|ormy petrol lie is never so much at
ono AZ when in the midst Of the rush
|nd roar Of fierce political compaign.
hnd no wind that beats against him can
lufilc a single feather, or disturb for a
,ioment the beautiful oqiiipoise of his
Wings A good strong breeze was blown
lirectly upon him by a certain attorney
# this city some days ago, and the idea
PREVAILED in that attorneys office next
morning that Cotton had gone under the
waves Of opposition at last. This was
Z great error; Cotton still lives, aud
Bars, and sings His last condition is
ven better than his first The next
annapolis RepuLiicu, will contain rich
are and racy" replies TO the attorney in
,uestion, done with pen and pencil. 1t
i'll be distributed rratuitously by all
,ewsdcalcrs in this city to the extent Of
One twenty thousand copies Those
no want to get sight Of this vi que
reduction will have to put in their bid
It an carly hour.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

Mr.. Hamilton has the pleasure of
knowing that he has received the largest
majority obtained by any candidate for
Goveruer since the enfranchisement of
the freedmen. Governor Bowie receiy-
cd over forty thousand majority, but that
was before eolored men had become vot-
ers His majority represented the over
whelming white sentiment Of the State
in favor Of Democracy In spite Of the
enfranchjssmcas ef the eolored man it
appears that the white voters of Mary
lalpl are sill in a majority oftwcnty-onc
iliD, IA
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21
OWinc. PIOPOundS the fol.

lowing: Paper Propounds the fol-
that ~ some medical man cxpl,ia
Ask Ask negro is never knov v1p'ala why i
Servant and md NC WIN ten you Ne never heard
one Of his servants sneeze. 1t may appear
very Singular fact, butitis none the less -
WRereupon the New York Sun
one okits reporters to interview a PhysN
clan eminent in histology, when the fol-
lowing clear and lucid explanation took
place;
''Doctor, are the nasal organs of negro so
constructed as to render him capable OF sneez-
ing2' .,
man who some time ago came to me with the
connndrum, Are flies scavengers2' are in
pursuit of information. Well, sir, as you Of
course know, sneezing is one Of the common
est examples of reflex action. The stertnu-
tant. coming in contact with the delicate
schneiderian membrane lining the infundhu-
lum and meatus nasi, acts as an itritant to
the branches of the fifth pair, which impress
sion. being conveyed to the medulla, excites
the expansive pulmonary muscles and causes
the act of sternutatioR. Having examined :,
great number of naSorum Africani during nv
/ astrological researches, ind the situation oil
4 the nasopalatine, the nasal flamcnts Of the
ophthalmic aud the numerous branches Of
mcckles ganglion to be identical in the two
races; so that, priori, that which cause;
sternutation in the one case must caase it in
other y
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21
Colored TTcm In F'olitics-A Race Orynni-
ZRtiOn.

ZHtiOn.
mass mertino of coIorod Ror,,I. l;,..,,,, ,,.,.
held Friday nioht IN H,Itimoro r. cons;'",
the pojtjcL interest or Mo c,Inrod ,,oa,.Ia =,
BaItimorocitv Tho oaicor.
~ II p,r,,o.. W., pa,;i.' T9i'i," =
10 q Dcayor n p po;I I , ''I''i d. u i''.''
Secretaries II u n,r,. ''t ~ " ~ ,s,"e
in,rd cnn,,,i,,ao a'.-';., ';,iu " H. t'"Vp-
lSm;ib e w. = pn;aaaaS " n o. - II
IG II Rr;,eJ,tn,an romor,ad =" i'suIy
lions Win ,a. i p'..u u Syr ,, Vi iesuI"-
rocitns that tha - ~ P'e''hi"i',
R,l,,r,,r 49,, o',lAens anu VOTERS %
dc,nr i, ny C'etl ies''' .e.'llS anu en-
tho rs,,niI;a IoiI''.ai o"'nl''lSh 70 eiec,
and Siato 49, o'''I', i VI 'lie municipal
,i,o anu .''lc'e' Se'aistiy 70
rnI f,,,,r Z ~ WIN no nope
ho,,,.r, IN, w. 'HIoul"se t'eili except empty
mill. .''e'' loII'''aI recognition Is
baro ~, IcSS anu ieSS' nhtIl tlcy
,.i,,ors ''en'ae'1es 10 nc ilaue mere
Iate contest ~ "i'' ,' ior ,'le eioSe OF inc
soIidly a. d. i'l;s ~ thousands 'o'eI
tbrv nov, rosoIv,. e.
of hat uartv - ~ 1'oIllus 5%p.''ii'1
Hey have permfted r. cnr,,r,j -. ~, r.
the name of the colorea Reanhtic'r vo,er, or
this State. thew demand that eonaIixy Of no
htical rights which is vet unrecoglEzed by
many of the white Republicans That they
have patiently waited for thar political recog-
milton by the white Republicans 50 wisely and
justly extended by the Democratic party to-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21
Notice to Out-Pensioners.

ARDERED, by the Board Of Trustees Of the
~ Aims House Of Charles county, that all
OUt-Pensioners lie required to renew their pc
titions to said Board on or before the FIRST
DAY OF DECEMBER. 1879. Said petitions
to be signed by five respectable Taxpayers Of
said county BY order OF the Board,
THOMAS VI. WEIGH,
oct 3l-lm Overseer
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

-Four hundred and fifty founding Oh.
dren have lately obtained home 49,.
Catholic families in Maryland. Th@.
children, boys, and girls whose mao
between eight and nine years, havcbca
reared IN the New York Founding As,
lum, under the charge of the Sisters y
Charity and the able direction Of S;sto
irene their Superior. The idea Of nro
curing home for these little waits anon,
the Catholic families of other States or;g
mated with Mr.. james O'Sullivan o1
OF the rare and noble souls who rich !
the goods of this world, yet poor in sn;,
ss Y%@% how to make friends il ..Ggr :.
IRON active business, has deyotod H. =
n n'a,naer OF hiS life entirely to works n
" mqJcy ~ behalf Of poor foundlings = anI
,.;. as soon as hchad asccrtaipcd s.n,...,
ihls3gents, that Ca,hoIic f,n, ''Ieu' through
S lst chiefly in the southern part n 'ra Y,
tor 70 tE were not only willing to aivc sb ,J'
them ~ as '"t poor children bufals6 to a 'g
nonJo ps 'ne!r =, own, he opened a co ,',o
jiD "e4co with the parish priests of IJrs
IeleatoJ ror every family a cbiId w..
, Jr and it took all winter ,o was
" ',o' , t,G work ofransfcr. uprri" ,1 com
y o'[ r. y SuIiivan nperson More .et nue..
~, nc mas been noticed ~ In;, '''i
,Ioa f IN carriage ten, twelve or D,o one
, ,,os from the railroad depot n IF more" th
:; 3"n'ry, Proyidiog shelter at ' n inIo thel
our sar ,i,,l9 waits mindful, perhaps /
, ceiyo enc such little child in W IIv' snaI
'ceFeth Culohe ,N,r~o wy nam
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

tinucd the experiment much longer, bu'
that ON the last day be imprudcntly
drank water which brought on a sevcr'
attack d hiccoueh. This reminds Us Q
the old dartcy who complained iha
lust as ho had taught his horse to ~
without eating, he died for want d
breath. But DR.. Tanner has faith q
his powers Of endurance and offers
wager $4,000 that he can absolutely re
frain from nouri=hment for forty-tw
DAYS, a longer fast than chat Of our IA
yiors and to this cud proposes to sui
NIT to the most rigid conditions.
Surprising all this is true, what
is accomplished by it? How
community or ae individual %
, ter of by the Performance Of
and why shoald the public q
5 crazy with excitement over sucA
e ness! la our opinion none
i people are half as valuable citizt
a add one titho as much to the mora
c material welfare Of the nation,
4 humble farm laborcr by the name
\ Charles Wecdman Of Louisburg, Kc
Y lucky. who in seven hours shucked q
/ hundred and five bushels Of corn
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21
DIRECTORS.

DAAAAAN OAASs
Hon C. B. ROBERTS,
Attorney at Law, Westminster.
WM. G.. WEST,
Yicc-President Baltimore United Oil Go
D. G. FULToN,
Carin Il Fulton, Wholesale Hardware.
A. PEARRE,
Pearre, Bros. go, wholesale Cloth House
w. II. BRowN,
". II. Brown & Bro, wholesale Drugs.
T. w. MATTHEWS,
late Manager NJ. L. ms Co.
7. A. AsHBy, NJ. D.,
Editor Maryland Medical Journal
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

4 pretty picture is a healthy looking and
well cared toe Baby BY the use Of DR.. Bull 5
Baby Syrup you can keep the health of your
Baby in splendid condition. Price - cents a
bottle.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

Mothers 10 not let your darlings suffer wiz
the Whooping Cough. while von have a rem
edy so near At hand Use Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup, and the little sufferer will soon find
relief Price % cents.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21
EXECUTORS SALE.

10y virtue Of an order Of the Orphan. Court
, Ire undersigned. Executor OF Taows =.
Martin. ceased viii offer at puddle sale on
the premises. ON MONDAY ecsmberS 1873.
ut 10 o'clock a. M, The following personal
property: Household and Kitchen Furniture,
one Horse one pair Mules twelve pen Hogs.
one cow, one two-horsc Wagon. one Carriage
and Harness, crop Of Corn and Provender,
Farming Implements and other articles
Terms Of Sals-For all sums Of $50 cash,
over tbat amount a credit of six months, with
note and security to be approved by the I'M
dersigncd F. r. MARTIN,
nov 2l-3t Ext Of Thos. ;. Martin.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

Is ''N ""'tiusCTS or readers any
good 10 DO this prctcntious thing uoulo
pay but podf1y and deprive our subscrib.
'rs OF the mass Of interesting reading
matter to be found on the outside. Willis
ufIhg onr paper as an advertising medi-
un' we must not forget that if we do not
MAKE Undressing to readers and there
ny keep np mud increase it's circulation
the advertisements viii profit but little
those who pay for its Insertion. II is
therefore our duty to give to both read-
erS and advertisers the worth Of h,c;r
money Whilst realizing reasonable
compensation for our own labor The
we honestly intend to try and do and
Tor the.prssent-at least until the first of
J"nuarss NO ,hall continue to furnish the
lAbErENDENT to new subscribers at IN.
ola rate OF ONE. DOLLAR per annum I'm,
nc"r'abfy IN advance The general
business b'snm is having the effect Of
raising the price Of materials Of all kind,
as well as Of labor; and it is impossible
70 say what one month may bring forth
Certainly VIC cannot afford to publish
paper Of the size and character Of the
lNpErgAbfNr for less than is done at
present
The lNDWEnrNr has now reached
point wheHs we think We may safely say,
SAbout"6eing accused Of undue boastfuI-
MSS it is an assured success. Without
desiring to make inyidious comparisons L
or cutter into unpleasant riyalres, we
have no hesitation in saying that the
present circulation of the INDEPENDENT
is the largest which has ever been attain
ed BY any paper published in this coun
ty. To substantiate this assertion. if
necd be, our subscription books are at
all times open to advertisers, who may
wish to inspect them. 1t is therefore a
most desirable advertising Medium to all
who may wish to communicate with the.
people of the county and at the same
time is as gp"d family paper as will be
found in Southern Mary land
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PROCL1MATI TON.
STATE OF MARYLAND.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

a
Annapolis, Nov. 18th, 1879.
John Lee Carroll, Governor Of Maryland,
no. by this. nv Executive Proclamation, APP
IDoint and set apart
Thursday, the 9th day of November
As day of Thanksgiving and Prayer,
and recommend its close observance to the
people of this State in grateful acknowledge
ment to Almighty God for the great prosper
itv and happiness with which we have been
favored during the past year
In testimony whereof have here
SEAL unto set my hand and atfix the
Nh great seal Of the State Of Mary land,
at the city Of Annapolis, this thirteenth day
Of November in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine.
JOHN LEE CARROLL,
By order of the Governor,
r. c. HoLLYDAY,
nov 2I-2t Secretary Of State.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons are forwarned not to trespass
N upon my farm "Ledlers Ferry" with
or without dog or gun The law will be rig
idly enforced against all disregarding this no
ticc WI B. MATTHEWS.
nov l4-3t
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-11-21

This Association, organized by number Of
business and professional men, upon a purely
mutual, or cooperative basis, presents a plan
by which many Of the benefits and advantages
Of Life Insurance may he secured TO their fam
lies tin of deathl at less than half the
cost Of that expensive luxury.
The Associa ton issues certificates as follows.
81 $50, costing ..........-s q 90
'b"' costing. ''.........-..-- 10 uH
5000, costing .........-.................. % 90
nov lily
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dl,e :9Iaarpcndeut.
PORT TOBACCO, MD;
Friday, November III, 1917.
oru IuPRo, E,IENr.

ktd.,.,b i, has been bot two months
r.c change in the management oi
~ t.n,rr,pr>r. such has heeu The iav-
u;b which it ha, been received aud
i urea, ne been The increase ~ rs SUD
Aist, Una, ,,.~ management has
. -, c,'s%e slycs warranted !" ezne
and otherwise improving r-t'
order to keep pace With this cyidetce o.
public appreciation and TO be the r'''.'
~ ,.ao, III - Iemoufs, ny ''' pa
irons, upon it's colsm"s ludeed We
have been cramPoI for want If space Tor
,omc weeks back and should have made
the change two weeks suoncr, but Tor
di.appmntmfnt il receiving the neccssa-
~ material from the type founders. It
will be seen that the paper has been ~
creased one column on each page ano
lcnpticnod TO the extend q another col
unn. making altogether an addition o
eight columns Of matter, or more MAJ
one cntirc page gf the previous issue #
All this has been attcsdcd with a yer,
considerable outlay, to be- added TO b.
Increased running expenses Of ncarl.
twenty-five per cent, yet even win ~
price Of paper and other materials MAX
ing weekly advances, we are unwilling
to increase the price TO our subscribers
at least at present Our desire is iofur
msh good ,r.nsy a frst-class country pa
per- if possible at the lowest possibI
price We Rattcr ourselves that tn
IsDrrEvDrSr has already approximate
this object. and We will strive hois.,
contummate the laudable desire
If shcce is apapcrpublished in
ern Maynard war--srHsas--
bcrs moro reading matter for the s"'
price, we do. not know IL. we mig"
fill our outside pages with a mass OF chea
.f..t..ssss...a.a. WIN
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Thursday, the 9th day of November

! GAZE and HORSE BILLS neatly executed
> at his office.
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nov I4-2t
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-10-04
REGISTRATION.

WILL DO ct the following places on
Tho days specified for tho nnrnoss ~
heetcfelfng tho v0tsn of NAtch'toches
parish, to-wit: =. '''
Natchitochss ct the Court ouse from
Iealed:y, October ID, 70 Saturday, Oc.
~. wa ". two. Leonard rriohell's, wsdnes.
Ws1d t*o, II. H. Hsthorn's, Tuesday,
o. %:,s ;;s = Grapes Bluff, Thur.d.y,
o wsEd three, Broadwelps Store. Friday,
90 Ward foar, Campte. Saturday, October
o Ws.d four, Batlers Store, Tuesday,
". War, q i've. Aasth.vills, T.u.d.y, o..
=, We'd g five, Bsulah. Wednesday, octo.
a. Ward five, Allen, Thursdsy, October
-. WE'D 9 ok, Glover's, Monday, Novem.
day, November IL.
w:!d seven, James Beassley's, Wedues.
day. November Il.
r. wan eight: is Kilss Mill, Thursday, No.
Ward nine, ]. Alph. Prudhomme,s.
tuesday, November II. ~ -.
ward ten, +. Roetb. Wadnaai1av. M,
vembee 10. 'O
,, W.rd ten, Cloutiervills, Thur,asy,
Natchitoches until November 9Th.
Persons registered last year win not
be required to register again. In case Of
. change Of residence. I should be noti-
lied 70 thst tho names can appear On ths
proper ward booka
On dsys not advertised 1 can 30 louna
ct my ONCE on Front street.
o.. A. 7' J. P. JOHNSON,
sept %. Assessor 4 Register.
Z .
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$50 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

/ AN offering to sell 50 acres Of nv
l plantation known . ''Closeau Pt.. o.,
Hed River. al! cleared, with four good
eooees and cisterns, and under good
fence. Also 100 acres of hill land. we'll
numbered. Now 10 . chance to get bar.
gain. For terms, address or cali on The
Editor Of this paper, or
JAMES H. HILL.
J. miles below Csmpte.
Sept. y. Natchitoches Parish. La.
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VIM Aeeepl.

We dseissto inform tho citi,ens az
this end surrounding parishes. Who
have been unanimous n their aolici.
eafaona, that Hon. n. ]. Cuuxlxo.
HAN will AocHlf The oenstosial nomi.
nation II ths delegates at Pleasant
Hill determine. -
Thu, 10 think insureo tho nomina.
ton OF that worthy gentlemsu. Who
y TOO veil, too popularity known to
require eulogy at our haada.
oaoens y. 10 are sure, entitled 70
The other senator, and Il vould n
10 moro than IN ct Of justice 10
nominate the geatlemsa she NAV
name. ~ l.l.,ss-...-