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rCipcinnafi Enquirer. ]

| cincinnati EnQuirer.1
The 1ersid'e Philadelphia specta
says: II thorou9hty trustwofth'
men are to be credited, Gen. Grant
future. go far as the Republican Per
" 10 Concerned. has been settled
This point having been reached. ,
brief review OF the events Is jmpor
tant.
The flrst ominous act Of the thirt
term party Was the sudden introduc
ton Of Senator Cameron iuto thl
National Committee, and his no les.
sudden elevation to its chairman
ship. Even the friends Of the Sena
tor have been curious TO know how
bic pronounced victory was 90 quiet
" achieved; for 1t was q matter o.
notoriety that on the night before
the session be lacked Dine votes u
secure his success. But It is now a.
serted that his entire strength in the
committee at the hour OF voting va
not by any mesns shown: that III
that he desired TO be shown vas Just
enough votes to elect. Secret,,r,
Shermsn's fatal blunder In not form
ing . defensive alliance with Blain
against Cameron. whether from fam.
lily considerations or because OF Ut
ter hOpelessness, SCENE to have
caused him, according to tho bes,
information, 20 Say farewell to biz
Presidential aspirations. He has
lost bis identity in just tho same de
gree that Blaine has lost his impor.
lance.
The visit O! Secretaries Sherman
and Evarts now appears to have had
much real significance. During the
presence OF Senator Cameron in this
city, Q preliminary conference was
held, a. which oil the minor details
OF the Chicago Convention we're ar.
ranged. Another meeting vac sub.
sequently held at the Continental
Hotel, to which the Hayes branch Of
the Republican party Was admitted.
Before ito conclusion perfect harmo.
ny is said to have been reached.
The important result OF this eau.
cussiog has been an agreement that
Grant ohall be tho candidate for the
drst place on the ticket. A geptle.
man intimately associated. and more
intimately related With Senator Cam.
eron, has assured me that be had L
direct from the Chairman OF the
National Republican Committee him.
self that, Of tho conference referred
to tho entire programme for the
coming campaign Was arranged. Re.
gsrding the terms which bad been
made With the Hayes Sherman Re-
publicsns, he professed tho utmost
ignorance. Indeed, It struck. me
that be prolessed too much igno.
rance. He did cay that the program.
mo OF the party managers u q nom.
ioate Gen. Grant % the Republican
candidate on the drst ballot.
The remarkable feature about the
understanding ID that It hes been
reached without tho active co.opors-
ton Of such . strong man 10 tie
party - Blaine. The opinions Of
Senator Conkling were undoubtedly
known, but Blaine would appear 70
have been left entirely out In the
cold.
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NV Advertisements.
NORMAND'Nb BALM.
a HOME REMEDY
-AND-
SURE CURE,

For the immediate Relief and p-r,na.
n"nt Cure Of CUTS, Burns, Bruises.
WOUNDS, EAR ACHES. and all Skin
Diseases Or Eruptions, We place before
the public q preparation which is Of the
highest standard Of excellence. second
to none, for the class Of diseases tor
which it is intended. We claim it to Le
. specific for this class Of diseases, hav.
Jog submitted it to rigid test, extend
!!ng over period Of tbirty.fve years
in treating the most obstinate cases
which have come under our observation
With it successfully.
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R. r. HUDSON.
NATCHITOcHEs, La, !
August 22S(l 1879.

NArclIITOcnEs, La, I
August 22sd 1879.
Mr.. Jules Normand
I have been afflicted for
several years with painful Inflammation
and liberation Of my leg, resulting from
an injury sustained by my buggy wheels
running over it, have tried many rem.
ed'es without avail, until several months
ago commenced the use of "Normapd's
Ba!m," which has l'een Of great benefit
and IL the only application, Of the many
tried BY me, which has afforded substau.
tantia! rslief-l regard it as invaluable
and cheerfally recommend it for tho Ger
tain cure Of bruises, wounds, cuts, inflam.
NATION and liberation.
Yours Respectfully,
WILL. NJ LEVY.
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N" pre-. o,npt,on claim based on sst.
Element subsequent 70 the date of this
Proclamation, aud prior to the offering,
will be recognized by the Government.
- j. N. ARMSTRONG,
Acting Commissioner Of the General
Land Office.
Jan. 8 -3mtds.
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Read the Following Testimonials TO its
Virtue.

NArcnIr"c'1Es. La, Aug. q, 1879.
thsd my ankle badly bruised, by my
'orse stepping upon it. l applied Nor.
mand,s Balm and experienced inlmedi
ate relief and Il final cure. take great
pleasure in recommendin its efficacy.
JOHN L. GILL.
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SCARBOROUGH -PAXTON IN
Shreveport, L., January /, 1850. ct
tn0 reeldence OF II. 3. Hal9rove, BY
6ev. J. A. Hackett, Hon. DAxlrI q
o0A1Do1ouo1. OF Natchitocheo. ~.
and 1ias tvmlLs PAxroI. OF W..
ron. Ark. Nocsrds,
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4 Slsrtllae Iask

TAooooods q chjldroo have diod
q @pet1esls thio winter vho niehH
~ oseo eaysd b. Q aiaale hoetla
q SoeasaeS Asedyse Lisjoeot.
u : . oess pssvsatavs q dipotAeeie
ed Mn euse nine - ~ ~ ~.
10 n1s sAesld b wjtlest ite -.
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JUDICIAL AOvERIIsfIIii
Succession 0ala

Succession Sale. 4 =
Succession Of W. +. Ho1nIs,,y
Lease Of the Howell Plaan6sl
RY virtue Of an order Of ths I,1,..:;e
ID the Parish CoalC of tho ,ss'2
Natchitoches. to that effect erasisi 4.
to ME directed, l will oisf Fl ~
ontcry to tue last and highest S;iI !.
the Court House door Of. the asf5s
Natchitoches, GU
Friday. tho 10th day Of Jxivan.n
the Lease Of the. Howell slantsIn.
1880.
On the following terms and co;;ihie
The Lessee to execute biz. paIE
note for the s.ne unit of tho ssd(1
to the order Of C. l.. WalmsleE:
traitor, GU or before the LIST AYo(3aas
~, 1881, with 8 per cent isSas3 RI
maturity.
l.. A. DtBLiEu1
JAN. 3 ids. elsa
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NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE.
NatchitOches, La, Dec. II. 1870

Nstchitoches, La, Dec. II, 1879. (
Notice is hereby given that tho follow.
ing.named settler has filed motto. of his
intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim. and secure final entry there.
OF at tho expiration Of thirty days from
the date Of this notice, viz: Eoinesteatl
entry No. SAG Stephen Garner, for the
NJ OF N Et Se;. 4, T. ., X. 4 W. and
names the following a. bis witnesses,
viz: Benjamin Joseph, of Natchitocl,es.
La, and Burrel Fisher, of Natchitochos.
l.. DUPLEIX,
Dee' sOo ms. Register.
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h 1aasas HonE News, edited
90 p0bljShed at Ottawa, Kausos. bv
Mems. Paul & Jsxxlas, and dedi.
so0od b ''stalwastism," be- done u
tAe Ao0or Of sending % Q marked
eopy containing % effort In line With
~ 1emas 0HxrlxIL, which made
- iAirly shsks In our boots-with
]on0Atee.
We aaurs NsesrD PAUL 4 Jluxrss
so0g ~ 0koloos SrA7ls end the
VmDsoG1os have no bond OF sympe.
~. ed q The Ho1I NEWS peopoeee
- murder - ~. 10 much prefer
~ sooald Do % With some eha,p
D6u0eot thAt viii produce jpstant
Gooeos end noe-loe tho sake q God
81 DISQUALIFICATION % With such
01oooblo ts6y - tho following:
We Aavo liGesoed % the covnrdlv
oo0oo1e @ 0outhroo tral(oF1 MI
9oee0o. We Will meoe th0lr braSSS.
$3.50 e1teoe0 With pure basisSsS
e. e!vs tAsa ~ they want Il %:
6esI vlsh - hevlise ,.e., horde.
u = oVoey Southern hamlet hane.
49, oVoey esa1toeoue leodee. VI
~ . oDeo6o o tho Ol0oa az tho
I ~. . eoe heDGieg JET Dev6
81 ovegy Oo0oodeco6o ahove the
0e 6 eoloesl. That miaEsSs
0eu)o y roeli0ed.
A0oeD9 0v)l Wof wanted. With no
~ 00ee)syl % 0oeo o0neaevl m.
Z - ocitA 3 oovaSeotod. .nsds
~ 80 pespassd ioe . 6seaef az.
~ Me- q 20 nes q elsa, q nan
oeel0 0Voe p allowed % 0e0nd IN
~ - 0 ~ poepoeu0tjo0 Of thio
OyogDDo0k
9s0o9 OF the net OF tr,itoen.,a n.
~ No 01oboe ~ 0oufh. IA ~.
] ee0oee oooe1 Oooti0o0to 81 n 49,
coooc1oo q t1sle youoR. aad M
~ 000e D loyal noGfoea.
~. 00fleo south met b uadal
W = ~ 0boooDD o. Naeao0hn.
- ~ sssscss for thsir own pro.
.eeeaoo ed .9ive them letters OF
oe9oo Q kjlll burnt devaefatei
Ils1e %! eooI down and eYteemlaofe |
WI yoeljog Iooel IN tho South. ma
IIS Soos oo0oSry for Q crop OF
0sFs.e.s.s.s.s.r!
NbeaAo
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Sheriff. Sale.
Sheriff. Sale. -
Joseph s. Stephens W. SuocsaDisQ Ll|
= LePsulmier, ct Il, *>.::.s !
Parish Court, Parish of NstehiloeAa

QY virtue of . writ of seisuls ~
- in tho above entitled cult,
seized and will offer for ssle -
auction to tho last and highest ~
at tho door of tho Court hooDs ca
parish Of Natchitoches. on
Saturday, 7th day Of Fsbeuosk RI
between tho usual houn ofah.. y
following property, to!wit: 80 ~.
a certain tract or parcel q laoa ~
sted in the parish Of Nstchitecho ot
loft bank descending Of Caoo 0Ndkll
posite tho city Of Nstcbitochsa bool
above BY lands Of Joseph NeeioA q
below by lands Of DR.. ]. 8. bo14
the same being lot No. 81, In seeties ~
Of township. g.. range !, eaitil1 O
acree; more or lsss, together viii Il y
buildings aud improvements 'd6a
being tho ss,no tract acqaissd bg0|
Bonllt from T. ]. Boullt, BY Get sfebt
3lst December, ls72. .E%i73a|
TERMS or SALE-Cash, subject y I
prsisement.
L. A. DEBLlEU
Dec. N.tds. olI4
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,aMe: Il. II - - I o. @, 9. ~.
0 ocesSooo0 holse ed e0ffis
W0oeo . goeoope q = esSs~
I peWoeeD olO Voesh fSSis
~ eo)4 . 0ako - r.. ~
- e - - 1s'''s
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STRAYED Or STOLEN,

From tho range on Clear Lake, DARK
MOAN chunky hesvy:hnilt horse poney
branded Mn connected, gu shoulder.
white star In face
4 suitable reward will be paid for bis
delivery 70 tho undersigned on Bayou
Bourlsenx. or for information which win
lead to his recovery.
JULES MARICELLL.
Jan. 3.ln.
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Jan. 3.llu
BLOODED STOCK,

THOROUGHBRED Short Hornsd c.4
1 tie, Cotswold and Southdown Sheen
and Berkshiro Hogs. Delivered on hoard
steamboat at Alexandria, Rapidss mr..
,eh. where tue stock has been pastured
einoe tho Fall Of 1877 and 1873.
Tesms Reasonable.
Abptyto j. n. ARMSTRONG.
Fen a-lys Alexandria, La,
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Removal,
/ foEo thio wall

| take this methoa'ofl
forming my customv,,,j =
the general public tn, ;.
JANUARY LIST, lsa J
l will remove my pl.s..
business from my ps,.
stand, intersection ofN
Lafayette and WashisiSI'
Streets, to the essIt.Ila
ment lately occupie;d|byi
Schuman, ESQ.,, coras i
Front and st. Denis sh,a|
My stock Of goo'id;;I
complete in all detsaihi, |
the wants Of the trade, !, !
am ready to co ',,, /
with any establishment /
prices. 6 1 4 / /
Highest cash price. paI
for Cotton, Hides al
country produce. h
D. J.: !: p: canapb'q !! !
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TcH RROrCy I.svcux- Gram,

Ten BRoECK LIVERY STABLE, }
Natclitoches, La. Aug. %. 1879. (
| have used N"rmand's Balm for sorc
hacks. gals, cuts, foot evil, &c. &C., in
horses, and found it very efficacious. 1t
is less trouble to use than other remedies
and it is u sure cure.
RIP. HUDSON.
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NATcHIroCHEs, Aug. q, 1879.
herehy certify that have used Nor.
ma"d'S Balm on my lit tie daughter, who
was scaIdrd. A few application of Che
Balm cured it readily aud left M mark.
L. CASPARI.
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4 NEW DEPARTURE!
100 AORe1 OF RED RIVER LAND 70 Bl
CULTIVATED DY TWO WHITE MENi
--fHBoLD PLAN 70 De PUT ASIDE
AND TuI NEW ADOPfED!-
90 ACRES IN COTTON AND
1OlN CORN!

xsars. THOMAS and JAMES Was.
~. ~ nov here looking for ON
HurDRRD AcREs OF Red river land to
1eot and they cay that they can cul.
uVsto every acre OF II 10 cotton and
eogsi II they succeed, and there
ooo0G b b no doubt that thoy will,
4 viii lnsugurate . now ers IN our
agricultural history. and produce .
oo0p)ete revolution 10 tho fixed ideas
q our planter. Just think Of IL!
Two men cultivasing 90 acres In cot.
-. vhica IN ~ ordinary crop year.
vl)l yisld them City bales OF cotton,
Wish q tho present prices would b.
WeglA 11l1I 1zovsAxD DOLLARS! 40
assss u corn should Yield them
1wnv8 1v1DllD BUSHELS, which Il
always worth ono dollar per bushel,
t6b would b twelve hundred dol.
hss-makiag IN oil, for the Two asti.
cSeo oe cotton and corn, FOUR THOU.
1AxD TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS! The
hode eaa b rented, and II Just ONE
11oseAHD such men will come along,
~ en- Ind oil The land. ct reason
aele ratea. they want. Come along,
ed our Landed peoprietors viii 10.
seovs yoa With JOY and Gladness, and
MT hsds inexhauetsble IN fertility
cd peoouCelVoneoo. We oil want
soeee such things done, snd II there
- aoy lands IN the world adapted
tooueo implements % buagy Guilt.
voeoo md plows, Il q our Red river
n0oDl
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SHERlFF'S SALE. .'ta
c. L. Walmsley 4 Co., " O. J
Thatcher. ,.i 4
District Court Parish Of Csdda'a
No. 1882. ;.
Same W. D. G. Marshall. Z :, a
District Court Parish Of Bossisea d
No. c:74. ~.
DY virtue of two several write ~.
ID Fa. issued in tho above epti(
numbered suits and to mo dirsee J
have seized aud will offer for sals y r
last and highest bidder Ut tho ~
the Court House in tho city sad -
Il Natchitochcs, on -
Saturday. January 18th !
ut u NJ, the following described psvgsv
o wit: 49,
The undivided half If lots tso,
teen, nineteen and twenty, ~ y
south west quarter Of south ~
ter and the south east quastse u
west quarter Of section l6, Of tes1
10, range 8, containing POI 5o-lo
Also another tract Of land 10 ~
land" known as "Bee Tree lslssE
tanning 200 acres, bounded q
lands Of J. E. Prothro, south byM
J. W. Scarborough and tho sstses1
q. Dixon, east by Jones 49, Il
Bayon Pierre, and west BY sso ~
W. Scarborough, being tho sss'~
known as the Franklin Survey. I
Also lots IA and Is Of section q.
ship 10, range s, containing ~
acres. -
Another lot Of ground bo1poee |
BY G. f. Burns, east BY tho DIoe -
south BY Edward rrotbos, ~ ~
the section limo. containing Ssas
ing in section 40; all Of south Nv
ter Of section II, lying on 49,
Of the east prong Of Little ~
cept % acres of the south e.ss
quarter section; also oil q
half Of the north east quarter
Il, lying east Of tho east PsoeS ~
river, bounded east BY lssds ~
Burncs, south by tho p oee. ~
before mentioned, aud we:e e ~.
vest by said prong Of Little n!is2;
ing the total quantity Of ~.
Snd eleven l0-lO0 screA wES
singular the buildings snd EY
ineutS thereon. -, ~3oA
Terms Of Sak: ,.U
CASH subject to appr.i::s.s,,;ssn1 &c II i
Dec. 13.-tds. -. :" - ~"
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j a ES HI. HILL,
AGENT FOR THE

AGENT FOR THE
FURST 4 BRADLEY, Manuf'lng Co.
ORDERS left with N. H. Carver, at
~ Natchitoches, for Snlky Plows, Rid.
ing and Walking Cultivato,s, and all
other Farming Implements, promptly
forwarded and tiled at Factory prices.
DEC. H.-2m. .....-,4 49,
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important to Lana Men.
Land Lawyers and Real EstQte Aoeufs i.

.7''''' .'<s's ~" VT" 7'e"s I07uW zytHB:
Your names will l'e inserted, Withou,
Charge, in the American Settlers Guide
: new work o" public land law, soon t.
lIe issued for extensive circulation in The
Atlantic States and in Europe.
Send for circular giving details Of i'm.
pOrtanco to every land man.
Address HENRY n. COPP.
Washington, D. G.
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RED RIVER. !
Natchitoches Parish, Sept 6 1879. (
Nix. J. H. NoRMAND, Cloutierville, La.
Dear Sir-After suffering for thirty
years from 4 running ulcer in tho ear
accustomed by q wagon passing on INV
head aud after having been operated
upon by Dr.. Logan in New Orleans and
and not being cured, tried some of your
balm and lam happy to cay that after q
few applications Of it got entirely we'll
aud was radically cured.
A negro boy on my place cut bis foot
with plow and it was thought once
that it would have to be amputsted but
after applying your ba(m o" the wound
for few days it healed up and tho bow
IL now we'll. Again, George Cole, =
neighbOr Of mine, whilst shooting . guu.
q piece ofthe cap dew in bic eve, We
tried the balm again and with success.
His eye got we'll after two applications
If tho balm.
/ conclude by stating that in my opin.
ion your balm il an invaluable medicine
and l will take pleasure in recommend.
ing it to tho public.
:. Worry respectfully,
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The EDr1oa and Psopl,lros will be
sbseot for some time, attending bis
legislative duties. Mr., ". q. AaIAux
b hereby fully authorized to trans.
ct I'll business connected With the
VMDiCAroR Once durino bis absence.
Hi receipts will DO fully recognized
tor oil sums paid for SUBSCRIPTIONS,
jon Wo1x and ADVERTISING.
4 large number Of claims II not
oottled st once will be placed In the
hands Of Attorneys.
J. a. COSGROvE,
Propriotor VrNplcAToR.
No1chjt0choa. La. Januarv al. 1870
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1T Is PURELY VEGETABLE IN ITS
COMPOSITION.

and may be applied to the most delicate
children with i'm punit,.
ASS specific for PILES and ERYSlPE.
LAS, 1t has no superior: it i. very etitc.
i've t. prevent l"cli;jaw in children whcn
applied to the navel inst cut.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT. ~
BLACKSMITH
AND q
NEW ADvERTlsEuENr.

WaEELWRgGmT snoP
TINE public 90 hereby notified that
L am prepared 70 do oil kinda Of ,r.Ac,.
S1lTn and W1I4lWRl0lT Woax at shorf.
cot notice.
~ 1sr~s-Shictly CASH. ~
ohop on HoRN Street, Natehitoches, La.
Jan. l0.ly. JHK1Lr.
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III you please. {"
Very respectfully. yours,

Z. <, II,
IL 10 needless to cay. tho ''needful'
vas forthcoming. Ct once. That man
nsd certainly been TO witness Pm.
AlonE among the 0ILDesrs.
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PRICE
one ONE: DOLLAR PER-. BOTTLE! %!
LIBERAL DlSCOVNTT0THRrxIn
Strayed or Stolen.

From the suburbs If this city on or
ST. about Nov. Path, 1879, ono DARK
% BAY horse, short coupled, abou,
49, l2or Is hands high, no brand
vieille, no spots, has an odd walk N II
affected with apri"ghalt in hind legs,
A li'~raI reward will l,e paid Tor his
delivery to the undersigned iu Nstchito
cl,es, or for information which will lead Ia
bic recovery.
A. "A, PELLI.
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OLor7lEsvILLE. La, Sept. 3, 1879.

Messrs. NORMAND T. CHOPIN:
Gents-I take pleasure in recommend.
ing your Balm. have always found it
sfi!csoious. Some four years ago On old
cOlOrod servant of mine was confined "a
her bed with an ulcer on her leg. Nv
wife believing strongly in tho virtue Of
your Balm, concluded to use some Of Il
and In = very short time effected cure.
The old woman 10 now we'll and able ia
testify to the same. .
VS.. BEN0JST.
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SETTLED,

THAT GRANT WILL BE THE CANDIDATE
AND He WILL BIZ NOMINATED on THE
FIRST BALIOT-THE PROGRAMME
ALL MAPPED OUT AT PHlLA.
DELPHI--HAYES, sHER.
MAN COMPILING AND
THE CAMERoNS IN
THE SCHEME.
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Tax Payers :
Cso b sapPlisla Win CITY GA p.,,.n
UefSps reesivsbls - 1osk tssss, ~
1nv. 49, - -. s'' :
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uodel Dan.

A certain olncial whom W vot Al
wanted . debtor. recently, to pay ..
oouGstion. Whereupon he indited
tho following epistle
Your papers are ready for delive.
y. and hs wants hisl costs, III 70,
please"
And % do bic sisters, and biz con.
sine and his aunts.
HE sisters and bic cousins,
Who be reckoas BY the dozens.
Aud bis sunts."
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n T. BUCKNER, .t
ATTORNEY ATLAT.
Natehitechss, La.
Omee on Second street, next door n
Hon. ". n, Jacks. -"
Jan. l0-ly.
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|GAeoe'' ssEos.
RLOWRRsEEDe.
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A GOOD DEED.

Sir Thomas Hesketh is an English Bar
onet who has for some time been sailing
and steaming round the world in his own
steam yacht, the Lancashire Witch. Re-
Gently he has been down to Monterey in
her, and so it happened that he did not
at once hear of the wreck of the Mathilde,
and of the probability that half her crew
had been cast away upon the island of So
zorro, off the Mexican coast. But while
the agents OF the Mathilde were calling on
the Government for succor, instead Of
fitting out a relief vessel themselves, as
they unquestionably ought to have done,
and while the customary red-tape was en-
tangling the arms of the Government, Sir
Thomas Hesketh returned to San Fran
cisco, learned what was wanted, and in
stantly instructed the Captain of the
Witch to take in supplies and start forth
with IN search of the castaways. 1t had
taken three days to get the Government to
the point of letting the Freda, sailing
schooner, start on the mission of humanity,
but Sir Thomas had his yacht in motion
for Socorro Island within twelve hours
of his receipt of the news, and the proba-
bility is that she will arrive there several
days ahead of the Freda, which of course
is liable to detention from head winds.
This prompt action on the part of a
stranger in a case demanding such swift
relief deserves to be recorded with hearty
commentator, and we can only hope that
the magnanimity of the gallant Baronet
may be rewarded by the discovery and
rescue of the sufferers through his instru-
mentality.