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Personal.

Mr.. GEORGE f. CRAWFORD. repre-
senting TABER & KINNEY. dealers in
American and Italian marble m0nu.
ments, tomb stones. etc. 10 in our
city. He is stopping at Mrs. Garzia's
and Il prepared to receive orders.
JOHN 0ILL, ESQ. we'll known to
every one in this section and now
representing the frm Of ZUrEarlra d
BEHAN. Grocers. New Orleans. was
with us a few days last week and de-
parted on his round Of business Sun
day morning.
As the host Of friends OF our popu.
lar business manager are no doubt
anxious to know Of his whereabouts
and welfare. We publish the follow.
lug notice of him from the New Or.
leans Democrat:
Mr.. J. F. SHANsY. business mana.
ger OF the Natchitoches TtndicQ:or,
and a we'll known newspaper man,
having been for many years con-
nected with the press Of New Or.
leans. ia in the city. Mr.. SHANsr
comes in tho interest OF the Tindica.
tor, and will present the merits OF
that sterling paper to the CONNER
cial community. with q view to the
renewal OF business relations with
some and the beginning OF those re-.
lations with others. The indicator
has large circulation and influence
In che Red river valley. and no bet.
ter medium Ut communication with
that section OF the state can be 80.
cured. 1t ia with peculiar pleasure
that the DEMOCRAT commends Mr..
SHANsy to the business mon Of New
Orleans. feeling satisfied that they
cannot DO better In tho way OF coun.
try advertising than by giving the
indicator their patronage.
The City Item. OF the 18th. with
the proprietors Of which Mr.. SHANsy
hss been associated for a quarter If
q century, thus welcome him:
We had a pleasant call this morn.
ing from our old friend aud former
associate. JAMES F. SHANsY, ESQ,
now business manager Of that live
paper. tho Peoples Vindicator, Of
Natchitoches. Mr.. 8. will remain In
the city for a week or 40 on business
views intent. r.. ze.:.
/ Nj. ". Y. Mccain: aud Mr.. Byrd
from VIM parish, did the vlND1cA.
TOR the honor Of q call on Monday
Last, and added to our already large
and growing circulation. Mr.. Nc.
CAIN informs US Of the fact that his
section rejoices in good crop pros.
poets and excellent health.
JOSEPH f. PRorHRo and old time
citizen Of this section but now living
near Longview. !. Texas, was In our
town during the week anu called on
tho VlNDIcAroR IN company With his
son l.. E. PRorHRo Of Bienvllle par.
ish.
TH0s. J. FLANNER. Esq. called on
us Wednesday and gives q good &C.
count OF crops In his section.
Messrs. s. W. KILE. l.. CAsPARI, and
d. A. WALNsLEy. delegates to the
Freight Convention which met on
Thursday last In Alexandria, left
Dor steamer Danube tor that place
on Wednesday. They will return to.
day.
Hon NJ. j. CUNNINGHAM returned
on Tuesday last from q business
visit to Homer, La.
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Parish Convention.

BY virtue Of the authority vested in
me BY q resolution Of the Parish Genital
Executive Committee, . Parish Convon-
ton Of tho Democratic party Of tho Par.
ish Of Natchitoches is hereLy called IA
meet St tho Court House in tho city OF
Nstchitoches, at II N. on
MONDAY, AUGUST 23d, 1850,
for tho purpose Of electing seven dole.
gates to represent this Parish In The
Congressional Convention st this place
on the first Monday in September.
Said Parish Convention shall b com.
posed Of Nfty-ssvsn dslsgstss to Be
elected trom tho Democratic votero o.
the various wards, in The manner custo.
mary with them. reepootivoly. ~ folloWy
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LEEsvILLE, Vernon Parish La,
August 9Th. 1880,

Pursuant to q call OF the Chairman
OF the Democratic Executive Com.
mittee, msss meeting assembled in
the town Of Leesville, to elect dele.
gates to the Congressional Conven'
tion to be held In the citv of Natchi.
toches, September CD, 1880, to noml.
nate a candidate for Congress for
this. the fourth district.
The meeting was called to order
by @. K. Oak, calling Hon. Jno. r.
Smart. to act az Chairman, and Don
E. Sorelle, ae Secretary. The Chair
man then briefly addressed the meet.
log. which was received with up.
plause.
On motion Of Hon. E. E. Smart,
the following Resolutions were unan.
imously adopted: BE It Resolved by
the Democracy Of the parish OF Yer.
non, 10 mass meeting assembled,
That We moot heartily and cheerful.
" endorse the nominations Of the
late Cincinnati Democratic Conven-
ton, OF Hancock and English for
President and Vice.President Of the
United States, aud We pledge them
our cheerful and undivided support.
Be 1t further Resolved. That We
tender the Convention our sinoere
and humble thanks for the able, dig.
nifled, far.seeing and statesiaanlike
proceedings, and We most heartily
congratulate the Democracy OF the
whole nation Oh tho wise termination
OF their lahore.
Be It Resolved, etc, That We are
opposed to inetruoting delegates to
any Convention. We therefore trust
that delegates to the Congressional
Convention to assemble In Natchito.
ches, will put themselves in posses.
sion OF all the information In their
power, there, untrameled and TN.
pledged, cast their votes. with an eye
single to the success Of the ticket,
and tho best interest OF the district.
Be It Resolved, ect. That the
course OF Hon. J. r. Elan. In Con-
gress. meets with Our hearty appro.
val. and We tender him the thanks
OF tho Parish. tor his kind attentions
In sending public documents. and
otherwise.
On motion. Hon. J. c. Davis. the
Chair, appointed one gentleman from
each ward OK the parish as delegates
to tho Congressional Convention.
The following gentlemen we're ap.
pointed: Ward one, Dr.. $: J: Smart:
ward two. Hon. J. J. Kirk: ward
three ]. N. Lilies: ward four. n. S.
Williams; ward I've. A. G. johnson;
ward six, NJ. &. Parker.
On motion OF G. K. Oaks, tho
Chair was authorized to appoint a
new parish Executive Committee.
and be allowed time to make the sp.
pointments. and to publish the same
BY posting the Same at each precint
In the parish.
On motion Of Hon. E. Z. Smart,
three pembers OF tho Executive
Committee constitute q quorum for
the Transaction Of business. :,
On motion, q COPY OF the proceed.
iugs Of this meeting b forwarded 70
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STATE OF 10UnlASA, I
Parish Of Natchitoches, {
1certi,2, he above to b . correct q.
tract from the original venire, q dfowa
by tho legally sppointed and qaeliSsd
commissioners, Ia and for esid Hseieh end
State, July 18th, 1850, foe tho Qetelsr
term, 1850, Of tho 18th Judicial District
Court for said Parish Of Natchitochoe,
In testimony Of which. witAom
my hand and o@cial ooal Ehio
Il. 81 18th day Of July, 4 p, 10.
Deputy Oleek Of oaid Ceolt.
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Az soon a. President WaEE10Cx Is
heard from. which will DO within ten
dsyA % hope an effort Wilt be made
to secure the necessary means to con-
struct the grading for the Tap road
10 contemplation. We do not doubt
that q large sum. sufficient for the
purpose. can be secured at once. Let
every property owner canvass with
his neighbor and let u. have a rail.
road boom.
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Free Fight.

On Saturday night last there wa 4
general light ct the Horn street -.
loon, kept BY q colored maa aamed
JOSEPH SYN0uR.
1t seems that q game Of cards wss
going on In which several colored
men had Q hand. when . dispute
arose and . general use Of bad words
wss INDUCED In. when the propri.
etor Of the house put the disturbers
out Thereupon . general flsty.cuR
onsued in the street In which several
took part, among whom were DAN
BELL. WILLIE MARLBOROUGH. JoIsEpH
SYM0UR and PrrER Wallace, oil CON-
biaed against ono ALBERT THOMSON,
better known among those OF bis
color "a the Little Creole" They
beat ALBEIT .issrfully. one. usias .
knife. QUITTING hin d ~ he'd. Ca
Monday his Hon. Mayor 1HoLxis
took par. 10 the affair and brought
tho four accused to trial.. YARBo.
ROUGH and BELL plead. guilty to the
charge and were nned IS each
and costs. JOE SYnouR snd PETER
WALLACE plead not guilty and went
to TRIAL. From the evidences. the
Mayor. dued JoE IS for keeping q
diedkderly house, and continued the
case a. PE1sa. When Il was oil over
tho thtee fined mon resolved to 10 to
jsil instead Of paying out 20 much
''musuma" for = little fun. but ~
''shioplADsers'' M What tke city
wss In most need Of. the Mayor had
not made arrangements IN bic dsci.
zion for tho resolution that the three
ined had passed. aud % informed
them, and they peyed up.
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CRsp- Talk. !

The caterpillar alarums has again
been sounded and the. Poison Bri.
gade stands ready to advance on the
pests. Worms are reported Ia mum.
bers In the cotton fields OF Judge G.
CHAPLIN. Capt. CLOU1IER, JOSEPH
JOHNSON. Esq.,, and others. and at the
present writing We may expect a
destruction within ton days.
The cotton, a. We mentioned last
week. is all weed and for this reason
the yield will be small. In fact.
this IL what alarms the farmer more
than the worm. We have heard
many theories advanced other than
the rainfall for this bad frulting.
These theories are at least worthy Of
some consideration. We understand
that Mr.. THE0PEILE Bosslsn. has "a
improved prolific seed on his farm,
and. Notwithstanding the rains. the
cotton ls not all limb and stalk, but
10 heavily fruited. Tho question
then. 10. ts not the seed We plant de-
generated !? We pause for an answer.
We learn also Of a curious cotton
cultivated by q colored man named
A0HlLE BEssAlNT. near Mr.. CAN.
HACKS plantation on tho Bon Dieu,
the stalk, limbs, leaves and cap Of
which are rcd. something like the
beet. aud strange to say this cotton
has never been effected With tho cot.
ton worm. II yields largely. staple
white and long and easily picked.
VIII some one give 10 tho history Of
this cotton?
We understand that cotton 10 open.
Ing quite freely.
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the Louisiana Democrat. Sabine In
Or. dNi Tie Peoples E"d. cN'oy. and
i!a' they are requested to publish
The same.
On motion, adjourned sine die.
JNO. r. SMART,
Don +. SoRELLE. Chairman.
SpCretnrV
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yItal 8leaaiugs.
VlokhoS warm.
noWuy and hot.
No above declining.

~VO OUVVV ~SV~Ssessss0s 20
o. river b falling slowly. r.
o. yossg friend TOMMY BEALE r..
tn1ed itom New Orleans on the
Oasahe.
NC. NoRals has been appointed
sgsa1ng Governor MCENERy. Cons
soSN d Ward 10, OF this parish.
slheRibsss not receiving the vIN.
aaHsea should report the fact
peoDty 10 the business Office.
no1eW Baptist church is framed
sodup I'd viii be completed In a
d1Nt while.
n exhibition for the benefit OF
IN. Dr. CAxERoN has been post.
Deaed until Monday. We ask q
h1Dand liberal attendance.
~ aeouse Danube did not arrive
1ln Wednesday noon. being de-
hl1ed hsiow wltA . heavy freight for
AgaaadSiA Plnssills and other
ho0i1eh # ,t
We beg our load oyerseers to put
vi leaN 4 God condition now.
AoAe ~ laets subscription 70
~ 1oyou Dourbsux. .,-.
01nilsoad Committee. appointed
~ aeotlag let Saturday, have
sVlllee b i B. WurEIocK, Presi-
- y. o. Pacific road. and On
oseesAa b6s1pectsd shortly.
~ dally nall from Nsw Orleans
oul6sVopoet has not yet been a..
snoea We wore Informed that
Wvsls - have the limo opened by
0e1oeA.
ae1gparty composed OF Judge
.s0eoa. District Attorney d. q,
Aaedoocan end oehars left on Mon.
- IN days sport on the s.
" Nth them . pleasant and
MlyAh 81 80
NAAwALxsLHs has put up .
~! 4n!ne q Church street, iu front
xonaldsaes. and ono on Front
: IL store. Come gentle.
80 ~ laver portion Of town
- ioa you on the lamp ques.
eoooe that PORTER Z CARVER
sea1slbe all papers and periods
~ - Usited ststes. and will
- tlsa at publishers rates.
sSsose1pund ct the post.ohlce
80 Walaslsy's store.
~3 -nf.I'k II .....
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A AnoMAlD BuLLARD. cor.
aoeot Of tho Louisiana
~ 9paay. q THE plses.
~ Ais arst Install
I eos(R ioe tho septembss
O1 On him q onOe end
, l1ehy number. Whole
NM -. 1all ticksts 500.
ssI - = ,el ,
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Ceastable'S Sale,
Alfred Msyear ". Hardy Wsso Ne. go
&. w. Kile "a. Allied Magyar, NJ. 60.
Jack 6ptadline n. Alltsd kayea9.
Alfred hsyeur ". Jack Spsadlig.
10. 81.
First Justice Court, Parish ofNatchito.
Chez.
Dr. virtue Of several writs Off. n,
- issued 10 tho shove entitled anl
numbered suits, and 10 NO directed. I
have seized and will o0or fox oelo o u
last aud highest bidder q H. deer Ct
the Court House In tho city and pa&iSh
Of Natchitochss, On 49,
Saturday, slst day q Augug, ~.
at leo'elock u, tho following dssesibsd
property, to.wit:
4 certain lot Of gpound With ~ ~
buildingl and imptovements tbeeooo.
situated IN tho city of Natehit0cboa, -
the South eide Of Church otroet, enc.
ste The Court Houes. having : heaf g
said steeet, measuring hem IL liae Of
tho Market House, Of oixty.eik TT,
and running back for depth, hotwesu
parallel lines eiGthtyons feet. =.
Terms o. Sale:
Cash, subject to appraissmspt.
JAMES I. KING,
July u. Cooetsble, WaD6 I.
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p1ST OFFICE NOTICE.
..rv1I AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

..s,vAI AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
SHREVEPORT.
Arrives. =, *l"!A'
,.,isy night u o., IN. Monday! Monday y. m n.
s!s.r g" g Saturday ! p m
NEW ORLEANS.
Arrives. DeP"a.s.
S.ss:siay Thursday I pm
s.1.v Z" " Saturday : pm
' uINDEN AND WINFIELD.
Arrives. departs:
e...iay 6pm Wednesday Z IN
nsssst,m. Saturday : . ID.
Arrives. Departs.
s..;.,ep m. Tuesday Z u III
~.l.:aiay 6 q M. Thursday : u IN
49, { n N. Saturday "a IN
~ hours from, 8 to 6. Office open
,sSusday from 9 t"9.
IS1ocsy OrlerS will he issued after
MRS. NJ. A. BURKE,
Post Mistress.
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Administrators:

President. n. DuCLERC, (apcieu Miuistre
des Finances; actueliement S6ulteur.l
NM. BILLET, IN des sduinistrateurs do
IA Eanque do France. Ex.membre Do 10 Guam.
bro DO Commerce do Paris.
EvET1E, E1,Juge du Tribunal do Commerce
de- Paris.
GRIMOULT, Ex.Presideut du Tribunal de
Commerce do Ia Seine.
HALPHEE, Ex.Jugs du Tribunal do u Seine.
MERCER. Juge du Tribunal du CONNIE rec.
L1PPNANN, 9auQuier, (Ma:son Allgerie 4
Cie.l
OCT1N, Membre du Conseil Municipal do
Paris.
PASSY, Represantant a rAssemblee Natio.
male.
PEREIRE, President de la Compagnie Go.
nerale 1ransatlantique
WA1EL, Membre du Consetl Municipal De
Paris.
E. RTRKHARDT, President
CHAS, NAUkT, Vics.PTss;dent.
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Ward Elections,

The upper portion Of Ward 2 have
returned the following named gen.
tlemen ss delegates to the Parish
Convention: Il. II. Hsthorn. Jas.
Weaver. B. s. Sweat, W. o. Ross.
: Ward Three.
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DIRECTEURS A NEW YORK.

H. GEORGE G. MAGOUN. de Ia Mat.on
kidder. Peabody e. Gle, Boston ct New York.
RICHARD BUTLER, do Ia Msison Howard
Sanger l. Gle, New York.
EUGENE KELLY, de Ia Mason Eugene
Kelly & Gle, New York, ct Douohoe, Killy q
Cle., San Francisco.
LOUIS DE REBIAN, Agent General de Ia
Compagnie Tran.atiantique.
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Agents Wanted.
LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF
FRANK AND JESSE
JAA GE9

The Noted Western Outlaws. BY Hon.
j. A. DACUS, PHI. D. A true aud thrill.
ing account (Illustrated) Of their bold
operations for Is years in % different
States and Territories, battling detectives
and officials ri the law. Best Selling
Book Of tho year. 1000 cold in three
months. 50 cents fer outfit $3.50 for
sample copy. Liberal Terms to Agents.
n. D THOMPSON 4 CO., Publishers.
$50 Pine st., ST. LOUIS, MO.
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Henry Hvams. President II. P.
Gaiiiun. v. j. Eulirv. ii,e.l'rasi-
dents y. L. MoI4e. Secretary and
Treasurer.
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A select lot ofpatent cots. for hunt.
Ing. fishing, &c., at j. ]. McCook &
Bro,
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ard Ten,

Pursuant to a call, the Democratic
voters OF Ward 10 met at Cloutter'
Vile. on Thursday, Aug. 10th to
elect five delegates to the Parish
Congressional Convention.
On motion OF Or. 8. O. Scruggs, p.
NJ. RACIAL was elected chairman,
and Joseph Charleville secretary OF
the meeting.
On motion, the following named
persons were elected delegates to
said convention: 7. +. Cockfield,
DR.. s. @. Scrugge. Landry Charlie.
Vile, J. B. y. RACIAL, DR.. J. h. Crit.
9TH.
On motion, tne meeting adjourned
sine die.
?. n. RACIAL,
Chairman.
Jos. CHARLEvILLE. Secretary.
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~ Vio1o00 q Sf0yal 1e0ot .
Went dancing through bic bed.
Bat the GARNER ocd the ball-doe cam
And the hoy, Oh ! where WAS hot
Go ask the doctorman who patched
His sore au.at.O-meef
-Phils. Ledger.
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References q Ia Nouyelle.Orleans,

A. CARRIERE & Fills. SMITH BROS. g. Gle.
A. ROCHEREAU & Gle, r POURSlNE, j
L. PHIPPS l. Gle. e. MARQUEE T. Gle.
SCHMIDT & 2lEGLER, DELvAILLE T. LA
PEYRE, F. LIME1, Edi,eur de rAbeille, S
lEtst.
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Meeting in Ward Nine.

We are requested BY Mr.. 7. ).
F1ASsER. member Executive Com
mittee, Wards 9, to state that meet.
ing Of the Democrats of that Ward
IL called for to-day at Al o'clock p.
M. A full attendance Is requested
as delegates to the Parish Conven.
ton will be selected.
TA.L
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Pursuant to 4 call OF tho membera
Of the Executive Committee vi Ward
3, tho Democratic citizens met al
Grapes Bluff on Saturday, Aug.
18th. 1880.
On motion. Hon Jno. O. Williams
Vas called to the chair and Joseph
N. Wolison elected Secretary. .-
On motion OF Mr.. Il. W. Murphy,
That the delegates be selected by
ballot. the following gentlemen were
eleeteost6 attend the parish conven-
ton Id Natchitoches on Monday
Aug. 23d:
A. n. Tlm0n.
NJ. G. Hartman.
p. d. Brosset,
B. F. Solomon,
Jos. n. Wolfson,
On motion Of Hon. r. E. Hammett
That these proceedings be sent tc
theN atchitoches Vindicator and Reg.
lister.
The meeting then adjourned.
81 q. JNO. o. WILLIAMS,
Chairman.
Jon. N. WoLTsoN. Secretary.
Ward Pspr.
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JUDICIAL Advertisements,
LIST OF JURORS,
vENtRE FOR OCTOBER TERM 1lTR JUDICIAL
DISTRICT C0pRT.

List Of Jurors drawn, July 18th. 1880.
tor the October term Of tho 18th judicial
District Court, Parish Of Na&chitocAes,
State Of Louisiana, in accordance WITH
law, for tho trial Of oil cfininal eoooa
whore the penalty 10 not nsesloasily -
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" ard Five.

The following named gentlemen
were elected DELEGATES from Ward
to the parish convention.
D. A. B!ackshear, Charles McCart
ney ST., A. P. Massey. r. B. Hollings.
worth, J. J. Rains, r. ". Freeman
L. NJ. Crump, A. G. Jordan, j. F
Mccartney, L. L. W. Parker.
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Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-18
Smoke in the Departments.

Washington Correspondence Chicago Times.J
 Under some administrations smoking is not allowed in the government buildings Under the present administration the blue cloud of tobacco smoke hovers everywhere, except at the White House, where Mrs Hayes will not permit it. Secretaries Sherman and Schurz great smokers. Gen. Key is the only cabinet member who does not use tobacco. He used to be inveterate user Of the weed but broke himself of the habit several years ago. Lot Merrill, who was Secretary Sherman's predecessor, was great hater of tobacco. He could not even endure the whiff of cigar. When he entered the treasury department, he issued an order forbidding tobacco smoking in the department Violation of the order was punished with dismissal Huge placards bearing this order in large letters were hung all over the department during Morrills time, and the Secretary looked actively after the rigid enforcement of this order. A whif of tobacco apparently could not enter tho huge building without his discovering it. The morning Secretary Sherman entered the build ing to take possession of it as it's chief he came in putting huge black cigar, He lazily walked through the corridors, smoking quiet ly, and finally disappeared inhis private office. Not Q word was said by anybody, but Morrill's antismoking placards instantly disappeared. Matches were scratched and five minutes after SherInan's entrance the hard-worked clerks were puffng away at cigars all over the building. A tobacco story is related of Sec- retary Graham, who was once in charge of the navy department. He went upon the day of his accession to take charge of the building, smoking cigar at the time. When he came to enter the building 8 watchman stopped him. Said he: ''No smoking is to be permitted in the building" "Oh," said MT. Graham, tossing away his cigar without explaining who he was Passing rapidly by to the office he seated himself at his desk and took out fresh cigar from his pocket, delib- erately lighted it, and then, instead of revok- ing the obnoxious order that had met him at the door, he merely wrote out another direc- ting that from that date there should be smoking in the building It is the only case on record where an affirmative order of this ind iar hnarn