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MORROW DEBLlEUx-At The
residence Of tho brides parents, on
fss'fis;k; s:.;xt H. - se. 3 e ::
= r. J. Do'n'1' both Of 'A'' PA
Accompanying theabove announce
meat ~ Tho usual peintsrs' To-.
We Wlsh our loag.tsied itiend all
those joyS end blessing's which b.
lar % To marital liiA He bee or.
taiely oet a Example which 81 oul
younR men would do veil 20 emulate,
Nay tho union prove Q source Of hap
plneee 70 both parties, y our siaeegt
1ioh.
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SheFil'S Sa)N "a
Joseph 8. 0tsphses ~ eeces1 ~
LePsulaise, = sletV .
Parish Court, Parish Of Nabdls s.!l

Jossph 8. 0tsphsos ~ SoeeeaoHs
LePsulnise, = sktV !.
Parish Court, Parish Of Natal s.ll'
No. - ,s.e :.
DY virtue Of Q writ Of setes!e :. -
u in tho above entitled Z 1SS'
seized and will offer fos ~ . -.
auction to tho lest and hfa m
At tho door Of tho Court hse ="
parish of Natchitoehes, On
saturday, 'th d., Of F'a'.sfk !.
between tho usual hoa.s 6M'
following property, to.wit: -, ~
4 certain tract OF Pasee ~
sted in tho parish Of Nstehisee ~ =
left bank descending Of ca e
posits tie city Of Nstebites ~! Il. r
above BY lands Of JOSH . ~
below BY lands o. d: ..
tho cane being lot No. 8, 70 e.::.,,, s
Of township 3, range !, 81: !
acrvs. more OF lsss, togsehe ~
buildings and improves. -
beiug tho same tract ee9uls.Aj
Bouilt from T. ]. Boullt, byse
3lst December, 1s72. 80 -
TeRxs or SALE-Cssb, ssc
prsisement. nrainn.
Dee. 27.tds. .
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Hsaak Isollets Rspalas 1eotAly.

0U03 1U0U 8VYUD6 0Oos0Sys
~ 1saeuasy 1unbse q ~ T.
vee11o Dub1ieaG3oa opeos WITH . veey
h1Do1llng astlels b Llsu>eosst
1aGss y. lllllse. q. Q. H.. satitlsd.
'.DjmgoG1A I'd ~ peopoeod 1aaeg.
oooaaIe oaaAl," With vill sttsaee
81 Mo ae1ooaoo. Il = odmjy1bly
- Dgooagoly nlusesa1ed 'eThs Uss
l1nQo0o" baootheg ooeablo astjcle,
81 elvnO pa1nsdl doeails q tAis tt.
~ -. 9Asgo ~ oeveoteeo u.
luln11ooa "DshiDd ~ 01seais q
- 0Dno1 0poga," - oeeege A.
GuG1D osls; ~ Assaaas = ~
-" u 0e16ey l. 1o0Doo." I'D
- 31nn19 soosn." ~ Wulian
Dunan, ]. 10. Z, 90 pseuiasat
l1aouO 6 tAiD bellliaat sumbee."
d - depastneot q Action az
osvonl a1nlgohle seoejos By Nm. n.
4 0oa1Deo; NJ v. Pieeee; 10 On.
U0a @1hae lAD1 LoWsjo6" end
o0hag oolobgo1ed Wyitsgs. The new
soglnl, ':1ee Guilty." b 40 Of The
- s1oglos q ~ day. The poems
GgoGe ulaDuAl 0egle; moss q them
60 hao6De0sly illaeesaeed. There
nGn0nnN nel1G1no hoo1doo thoae nam.
G1. v1jeh - worthy q particular
0oal1eo, oueh @ ''little Hooaet 10
I1o1eo." u Altlur 0sys. Il. A.:
~ 19all's Pioe" . tale Of The
0ouB 6ooljse; ''1lniegy - . Do.
lGo1e a0eag ~ Lower Aaimsls,"
- 31ege = aleo % abundant NH.
sellaay. a1hedlas dslleAt1al aad n.
og1ollvo Soa1lnG. TIE nunbse eoa.
~ ~ Q1ag1o DaOo. cd about 100
0ug1Do11eoA 1e0ethee WjeA . boauej,
0G1ooue Aeoligpieea, ~ OAasa.
~ 0s1ooo1o6." Aonual ouheostp.
~ 9: s11o1e seploa 8 eoots esd.
M0oR 1sl0k Lsolieis Iahllnhias
0oOA 49, { u Hask Plea, NeV
Yee&
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United States Aar,halk ~.

d. r. Carroll Va. David W.,r...
No. 6767.
In the United States Circuit Gem Z.
Fifth Circnit and District ofln,,.'~
10y virtue of = writ Of sei,u,, -
ID to me directed in tho abor. ~. ~
suit, l will proceed to sell 70 in ~
bidder on A
Saturday thu '''t February, N
at IL o'clock NJ, At tho main 49,.
the Courthouse 10 tho Town n 81
toches. parish If Nxtchitoshaa
Louisiana. the following deoerll St
erty, viz: =, 49,.
4 trsct Of land q plastulfu,,,,
with all the buildings sud ioso.s,.
thereon, and oil the rightl ." ~
leges, and appurtanances tbesS y
longing, o. in any wise esSs.ts:sS
said tract Of land situst,d' i; "A
being on both sides Of Cane ill.,, b. N
parish Of Natchitoches in THU H.. Y,
contains fourteen hundred arnSs -
o: less, and is bounded aboys = IN
sides Of said river, by lands sov. y n
merly belonging to Mme Alasis
ceanx, and below on tho rie4 ~
lands now, or formerly belonsiss ~
ward Fr'dieu, and % the le6 ~
ceuding by lands belonging = ~
St. Germaio, with oil tho dspth wv
Jog to said tract Of land or pIasI,s!s
seized iu tho shove suit. :. -
Terms OF Sale: /
Cash on the spot.
United States Marshals o. T.
Orleans. 18th day Of January, ~
JACK WHllf6a
United Stain laS.,
Jan. 18th, l6So.-6t.
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Sueoessien Sale.
6ucceesion OF r. E, DaRka

QY Virtue Of an order of theuta -
ID Court Of tho parish q No1lhilsss
I will offer for sale 70 the In ~ EI
est bidder ct tho door Of the eeertS
in tho city and pafish Of Na1a1i1oiss
Saturday. Feb. aist IN
between legal hours Of sals u. e.
iuG described property, to.wit: ~
The north east quarter Of pseA -
quarter the north west qusstse o.
west quarter /; the south wsot 90 I
north west quarter tho south eaoe0n
ter Of north west quarter the ee1iA ~
quarter Of north east quarter 4 ollis
"a, township 10, range 10, contaiataelp {,
hundred acres, and the north ct q
tor; the south east quarter Of noetA -
quarter and south west quarter eisaI
east quarter of section g ssme towilGi
aud range containing two HUNDRED aes
Lot No. dissection II township 10 n.
3, quontity unknown ; the north u
quarter Of south west quarter Of u,s
east quarter Of north west quartz r
north cast quarter Of south cast eunH
of section 81, township 10, rangs6 e.
tanning seventy three @-'0o ssasa.
1er,rs Of Sale.
Cash-subiect to appraisemsat. 4
L. A. DEBLIEIJI.,
Jan, ". t4. Shaft
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Strayel Or Stolen.

From tho suburbs Of this city on OF
g. about Nov. 2lth. lo79, ono DARK
~ BAY horse, short coupled, shout
N u OF Is hauds high, branded
Fv on tho loft shoulder, and with she
letters P 4, made % ono, on tho left hip,
the 2 being above the A has 10 odd
walk - II affected with springhalt in
hiud kGs.
A literal reward will 30 paid for bic
delivef1 70 the uDdsEsigesd q Natchito
an, eefoe Information WhioA viii leod d
bio recovery.
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NOTICE.

Succession Of Francois June ~ !
A MARrNovrCH, saei. a... ~
"A. tho Succession Of F: ~ $t'o1r
decd, having filed 10 tns o., easesj
bis Final Account il se!s 9, s.s.1ot
notice Is hereby given 70 ~! ~ "a n,
terssted, to sho! e. ,. ~. .i', \. ~
Why tho same should ''' v
I'd x;tn... ... Hon: !. J.! y. :. : ~: r.
4. D., 1880. - n TuNNlp
Jan. %,-N
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JUDGMENT.

SUU0AENI.
Leonore J. Tucker ". James 7. Clark.
Her Husband.
District Court, Parish Of Natchitoches.
No. $50.
IN this case By reason Of the law sud
! tho evidence being 10 favor Of the
Plaintiff, Leonora J. Tucker, wife Of
flames T. Clark. 1t 10 therefore ordered,
st(indeed and decreed that she do have
Judgment against her sid husband, die
solving tho community Of sequets ~
gains heretofore existing betwoen them
Il 10 farther ordered that che 30, and IL
hereby decreed tho owner If the fellow
luz separate estate, to.wit: 9,
Lot No. I, in Sections Mo-. 81 aud q,
in Township 10, Range 6, wet, and
Township No. ., Range 9, wsst, ooatotu.
ing two hundred and eleven acres,
boau6sd u hoat by fausse t(v1e. a9ovs
by lot 10. I, and 10 reae b. lot No. 6
III IT, haildiugs aud i6peoVoaDa)G
tbeeooa, - aiae baea a eloek eo1tls,
aud toaf7 mules, Deserted d ~ ~.
ten il 10 further ordered aud 1Deeoo1
that 10 do hereslter have ~ OopoeaDe
administration and control Of hse sepe.
rate property vi hout TIE interruption
of her said husband, and that Defendant
pay the costs of tho suit.
fb.s done end sigued In open Court
after having beeu read on this 10th day
Of January, 1850. -
(sigued) D. PlERe0N,
District Judge.
State Of louisisns, J
Parish Of 1atchitoches, :
Clerks Omoo.
I certify thst The shove l. . tsss and
coereet copy Of tho original Judgment
on 6le IL ~ Office.
Witness my hand ard o.
tLS.1 cial Seal, THE 96tA 6sy d
January, 1850
Jan. al.-St. Dy Clark.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A IL persons having left work at my
~ shop for repairs, which has not been
called for, are hereby notified that viii:
coll tho came, Ut public auction, for the
amount Of said repairs. within 30 days
from this date il not otherwise redoomed
ALFRED MAYEUR,
Natchitoches, La, Jan. II, 1880.
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Toay Waldrup. . colored man.
vAo IN thlo pAsioh for Kansas lase
IN 80. Hhus,v nom A,metrool,
~. ".s. =. v..... ~ q p
Wyeeoos's w., A:.
Rams, our Shesia'eIecs:
A,,asRnoxo WYAypofTR Go. KANsAS,
December 18th, 1879. !
s..o.,~- Cso
~ ~: 1se'ssi MI t:,s tho liberty Of
10y !. 49, -, IA 81 "a w ~ xo~ fnov
VsS sfsS 49, n Xsnsos ~
xSSSs -. ~ int a . Ind Iiyes
S SsS:1 ~ ~ III n MIA The
e 0s.,S" ysiiSoa6 Shona ~
a!. r'S an c,,tfinS vn0Il
s.s9 SHsss:.o ev.,SS Ia ma
$3.50 Sss.sS "a ~ Sosne. I IN
W vou asee :. ~ \ ~ ~. sSie = s~
80 ~ l.. ~ kAesies n soc1
~ ~ SSsSa1 ohort ~ vIis and
49,. ! kaSs vfitseo several
eoeo - ~ teeesve s s! ~ sa 40 ~;
L! ~, s ~ ~. ~ "a I'm ~ s' III skon,
49, ~ rs - know Vbsehel they
6 IN ed eonSesteble; Tney
- 49, ! ,s s.s . ~ 81 ~: "'' r.
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GARDEN SEEDS, GROTH 1879.
Fresh supply just received by J. C.
rRlCilEL direct from K. BUST, JR.,
also onion sets and seed potatoes.
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. SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Epr1oR and PaoPRlEroR Will BE-
abeeot for some time. attending hts
,aeielasivs duties. NJ, ". II. AHEAu1
y hsrsby folly authorized to trans
at Ill business connected with tho
Vixp,cIros Once durins biz absence.
Hi psceipts will be fully recognized
foe oil sums paid for Sussc11T1oSs'
ion WosK and ADvRl1lslxo.
4 la.ge number Of claims II not
eettled q once will b placed 10 tho
hande Of Attorneys.
IL, COsGROvE,
Pyopristos VlNDlcA1os.
Natchltocheo, L., January ID. 1850
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Constable's tale, y. =
Levy 4 Scarborough Va Smith Oolman.
Nagistratss Court, Wssd 1, Parish Of
Natchitochss. State Of Louisiaaa.
ny virtue Of . writ Of Fl. FL. issued In
u tho above suit, and to mo directed
[ have seized and will offer for ssie at
tho store Of H. r. Gailien in said Ward,
on
Saturday. 7th Of February, 1850,
It II 4. H., tho following described
property to-1it:
Ono lrongray Hose.
zrsss Of Sale.
Cash-subjset 10 apprsisement.
c. B. TRICHEL,
Jan. 81. Special Constable, Ward l.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MP RENT.

FOR Rent.
IN ACRES Of the Gaionnie PtantA.
~ ton under fence, with u g'HHt
Dwelling House, i've good Cxbins. aud
one cottAn house. Plantation three
miles bciow Cs,mpte. TERMS liberal.
For particut US apply to
AIRS. HELOlSE CAYENNE,
Jan. 3l.-2t.
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wlaEELvvnsl(,alT SlaOP.

TIME public are hereby notified that
am prepared ~ do Sll kinds Of BLACK
SMITH and WHIELwRlGHT WORK ut short
est notice.
- Zsvms-Strictly CASH. -
Shop on HORN Street, Natchitoches, La.
Jan. 10 ~. J. H. KlLE.
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sAsrlR's Sale. ar

SherlR's Sale. ...s.
b. P. Breezealo W. Wilson Hi
Parish Court-No. l01a,
DY Virtue Of . writ Of Fl. r. iauDlt
ID the above entitled % uau q
and to me directed, Ihave ssilsdaa1so
offer for ssle 70 tho last and hiehoe y
der at J.P. Broadwsll 3 store q AE
isb ofNat chitoches On
Saturday. Feb. III, ltAIsv,-ss' y,
between The legal hours q ~ u 4
lewiee 1sosssbea pssPesogfteHn
5000 lbs. Of cottqp in ~ soo CT
or less. -.--l'ci ~
7srss q Sale :. 80 =
Cash-snbjsct to apprsissmsut. %
i /. DEBL1UL
Jan. H.. 81 6 ~
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STRAYED Oh STOLEN.

From the range On Clear Lake, . DARK
ROAM chunky hssvy:.built horse poney
branded Mn connected, on shoulder,
white star In face.
4 suitable reward will bs paid for bic
delivery 10 the undssiened on Bsyou
Boaf6eax, Or for information which will
jGLEs xARrcELLr.
Jan, 3.lm.
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10 aze under many obligations %
~ omceeo Of tho Laura Aee' 1os
A. ~ late Nov Orleans papers.

Hoaa. D. F. Jonas and J. B. Elan.
~ our thauls ioe late Savoes IN the
~ a OousroeDional records ana
puhlio documents.
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For sale.

For 9a1o.
4 SMALL tract Of laud containing
"A forty -four acres and dwelling
house. A gopd position fof Physician
OF Country Store. -
Apply to ( 5. PRUDhOMME.
Jan, 1l:s-lmo. .-t
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ShsrlR's Ssle.

..-..-rr Shogt4b SoJes ,re,;nel
Charles Hamlln n. W.W.Jsa
P.sish Court No. MI !,
DR. Virtue ofs writ Of Fl. "a. jl1Qb
ID tho above entitled an4 l1n
suit aud to mo directed, I tayS ~
and will Off toe ssle 70 to IT q
highest bidder, at tho door Of ~ ~
house In the city aud parish 4 ~
itoches, on
Saturday, Feb. IN. ioD0; !
at u H., Tie following dsooglbol n
perty. to.wit:
ustwo.heeos wagon. 40 Ii#9i'
Terms Of Ssls: .a.sq Al.
Cssh-subject to spptsiseaeek:
L. l. DEotllgI
Jan. II. 4a
Constable 6o)AJ
Dr.. Geo. E. Gillespie ". On ~
Justics Court Wand 0ua lseS
Nsaohttoobss-0a ~ n
DY Virtue ofs wit q II. r. inl1t
ID tho shove entitled ~ 000eoSe
and to mo directed, I hsve e.
will o6er for sale st tho dooe q 0Oo
house 10 tho city VI NateaiIo61AW
Friday, January 0tas @a
Ut Il o'clock M, 'eas
Ono black toroe. . - rye
Jan. II. Co1el6ob
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JAMES G. NOISE.
PHOTOGRAPHS
-. AND +lH z
PoRTnAIT PAINTER.

qlS Gallery q 1aeeete's Hall viii b
IL open every SATURDAY and SUM-
DAY. All kinds Of Photographs. taken.
Copies made at reduced prices. asa
c''':'' or Imports. : ;! % DO, g g
Card sise, psr dozen 500
" e 80 - go
otAse sisss In prePsstioa.
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ga oGls sGGos,
FLOWER SEEDS.
5@rns lh':H PLANTS. Esc,
Send to E. BAKER, II Camp stseet Nsw
Orleans, foe Almanac and 0sidsu Mann.
d for tho South With directions for cul.
taIs cd Price ltst.
SO, Jan. lot. =,
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eSvotSO0s t0ot PoS0ofO " wv J0t03U
dsy he might tsy 10 emelcy, 4 heiaa
% simple and cosy Of e1ecutioo.
Doctor No. 7suegssesd that b bed
Z remedy, and u tho maaagoapeal
would only Wait until he could "a
hooe and 1nd b. pssss Keys. wheIe
b kept tho saie 10y locked, IN
which were sll Of bic valuable 10.
eelptD for horse or mule diDeaeee, he
could give . written prescription
that Was known IN tho queen Of The
Antilles, - ''nsvee falling" The
management was perfectly willing "a
wait, bat - accumulation he'd been
held with tho mule, she began "a
show symptoms Of uneasiness, and
not disposed to wait for any thing.
Doceoe No. 9 said: ''Nister gi'el
Soda, bi.Oaeb. Soda, take . cotton
hook and stick Il into her tongue,
pull Il out - fAr o. you can, and
slsp on II . handful Of Soda, then
take ont tho hook and tho tongue
Will az back, and che 10 bound q
swallow Il. This will cure any thing
that che may have. Dad si'ays did h
With his'en."
Doetoe No. . aaid: 'sTho diotensjoa
\ owing % Q yeveessl Of the oomoe3c
eusreat q the gastro. intestinal Gaeoe,
ed taegeioeo tho peopee remedy 4
% inelGo ~ abdou1oAl oeVlty WA
. hlseesy. thns pse,oittisg . tss szil
|ee ~ 4ple1egieQQ 1ottqfR tbDoug1
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Prepared and Compounded by
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THE SIGNS FAILED.

The delights of the compartment rail-
way carriages in use in England and on
the continent we're demonstrated to the
satisfaction of German and a Span
lard, who were shut up together in a
compartment on Swiss railroad. A
recent murder had occurred on the same
line, and the German knew about it and
was nervous. He was more than nerv-
GUS, he was frightened when the Span
lard, who was admiring his cane, want
ed to know if it was a sword-cane. This
question, if asked in the usual manner,
nigh tnot have seemed particularly terri
BILE; but the Spaniard, not understand
ing German, nor the German Spanish,
Don Quixote's countryman carried on
the conversation in pantomine. He
made the gesture Of man drawing a
weapon and brandishing it. The Ger
man, thinking his last hour had come,
proceeded to propitiate his supposed
assassin by taking out his pocket-book,
portmonnaie and watch. The Spaniard,
endeavoring to explain to him, only ter
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SENSE LIKE 4 HORsE.

A man armed with an army gun and a
butcher knife went into South Arkan-
sas newspaper Office and remarked to a
man sitting at a table:
''Are you the editor?'
"No, sir; I am the proprietor. Can
I do anything for you ?"
&C. want to see the editor"
con very particular business, sir?"
No, not very. I simply wanted to
kill him for publishing an article about
me last week"
els your other business so press
ing that you have to kill him this week p
eff it is any accommodation [ can
wait few days"
|. 81 wish you would, for I sold him a
calf some time ago, and he owes me SIS
on it. If you kill him now I'll never get
the money
ssBut you could take the calf back
and make what has already been paid
clear of all expenses.
"That's fact" said the proprietor,
musing. s'Ill send boy after him.
No; that would be taking advantage OF
him, and he may not like it. Call
around next week and I'll have him
here
The man LETT, and the newspaper man
remarked to himself: $50 much for
disobsymg my wife. She told me not
to forget my pistol. IF hadn't played
proprietor that fellow would have shot
me with that old Yankee gun.
wouldn't be found dead shot with such
a gun. Next week, just about the time
Tn busy, this fellow will come around
again with his stalwart field-piece. If
he'd only come with an Arkansaw pistol
I would not mind it, but it would be an
eternal disgrace to be killed with such a
gun. After this I shall obey my wife.
That woman's got horse sense, and
looks into the future like mule"
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DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

FRIED CAKEs.-One cup sugar, one-
half cup of cream, two eggs, one tea
spoonful soda; salt and spice to taste.
Poor MANS PUDDINc.-Three cups of
flour, one cup of molasses, one cup Of
milk, one cup of suet, one cup of raisins,
one teaspoonful of soda, spices to taste;
boil two hours use with sauce.
SPANISH CREAM.-Three pints milk,
yelks of five eggs, one teacup of pow
dered sugar, one ounce gelatine dissolved
in the milk on slow fire beat the eggs
and sugar together and stir in; do not
boil; favor to taste and strain into
molds.
BEEEsTEAK PB.-Take cold roast
beef, cut it into thin slices about an inch
and half long. Take raw potatoes,
peel them, and cut them into thin slices.
Have ready deep dish, lay some Of the
potatoes at the bottom, then layer of
beef, and so on till the dish is filed.
Season it as you would chicken pie, fill
it with boiling water, cover it with
crust and bake it.
MMK-YEAsT BREAD.-Take one cup
full of milk, add hot water to warm the
milk, mix sifted -four to make thin
sponge; let stand over night in a warm
place in the morning add one-half cup
full butter, and -four to sufficiently stiff
fen for bread, kneading thoroughly; fill
pans half full, and in warm place al
low the loaves to rise to the top Of the
pans; bake in steady oven, not too hot,
one hour.
DELICIOUS LEMON PR.-Grate the
yellow rind of the lemon, and squeeze
out the juice; beat the yelks of eigh
eggs with sixteen tablespoonful of
sugar and four of butter; add half a
teacupful Of sweet milk and the whites
of four eggs beaten stiff add the lemon
and bake in a rich crust; beat the re-
naming four whites with two spoonfuls
of sugar and some grated nutmeg.
When the pies are done spread this over
the top and brown lightly.
BROWN BREAD OF GRAHAM Flour
Take one cup of milk; add hot water to
warm; thicken with sifted -four sufficient
to make sponge stand over night in
warm place; in the morning add half
cup milk, with hot water, one cup mo-
lasses, one cup butter, one teaspoonful
salt; mix with Graham -four with q
spoon until all is smooth; pour into
bread-pans half full; let stand in warm
place until the pans are almost full;
bake for an hour in a moderately hot
oven; have steady fire.
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THE BONAPARTES.
BENTON, Ill.

Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte, in a
letter to an English friend, asserts that
Cardinal Bonaparte is incontrovertibly
the sole and real chief of the Bonaparte
family, in the ordinary sense of the
word. Prince Napoleon Jerome, and
after him his two sons, thanks to Ma
poleon ILL.,, and according to the con-
stitution of the Second empire, was I'M
doubtedly the immediate heir Of the
Emperor, and, after his death and be-
fore his adhesion to the new rule, the
chief of the imperial dynasty. This
fact, however, can by no means entitle
him to the qualification of chief of the
Bonaparte family. "The Cardinal" he
says, :" is the only chief Of my family,
and all its other members can only sue
coed to him in this qualification in the
following and in no other order: l.
Napoleon, commonly called Napoleon
Charles, brother of the Cardinal; 2.
Louis Lucien, brother Of Napoleon l.;
8. Pierre Napoleon, his youngest brother;
4. jerome, son of Jerome, eldest son of
Jerome, the youngest brother of Ma
poleon l.; 5. Jerome, his son; 6.
Charles, uncle of the last (; Z. Napoleon
Jerome, the only living son Of the first
Jerome g. Victor, his eldest son ; 9.
Louis, his youngest son." The Bona
parties marked 4, 5 and have been rec
ognized as such by Napoleon III.
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My trusty dog had found the ranch, and
arousing the men by his strange actions
they had followed him in the early
morning to where I was hidden, arriving
at the spot just in the supreme moment
of need. was saved, and five days
days later confronted Black Dan before
the bar of the Criminal Court in Pueblo,
and had the satisfaction of hearing SEN
tence passed upon him, while he trem-
bled as he stared at the man whom he
had buried among the peaks of the
Rockys.
Neither duty nor pleasure will ever
again call me along the canyon of the
Platte.
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COUNTRY SOCIAL LIFE.

Country folks are in general so fully
occupied with affairs that they have no
time to discover how lonesome they
really are. So far as this is concerned
we think it is misfortune. We are too
busy. We work too hard. We take
few or no holidays. We read and think
too little, and do not spend sufficient
time in social culture. There is no.
reason why those who pillow the soil or
"whose talk is of bullock should not
experience the refnements which are
the result of formal social Life. In bust
ness, at bargains, in pursuit of dollars,
no man is seen at his best. He is
thorney, spiney, with his back up as
porcupine might be at his business. Let
one dof his working clothes and enter a
room full of neighbors- women,
young men and maidens-and he is a
man of another kind. He naturally
falls into the way Of an intuitive kind
ness, which is really the truest polite
ness; the doing to his companion what
he should do to him. He "lets himself
out - to please, and, after an evening
spent in social converse, he retires with
many rough corners and asperities toned
down. For few days that influence
remains. 1t would be permanent if it
could be reinforced now and then, and
the good results would be most agree
able and useful. There is no difficulty
in bringing these good influences to
bear. Two or three persons with en-
ergy and some magnetism about them
can put them in motion with ease. Now
is the time to begin the effort. Ri
rat Neao Yorker.