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An autumn idvl-the corner
loafer. = on GGy Derrick. H shsS =
The money market Is like q topper
always getting tight. LosveH Courier.
The child never sees the necessity
of strict obedience until Il becomes Ap- J i
parent. Boston Globe. 8 ~.
"A French prodigy amuses Paris by
playing Tie violin with his feet. H.
this country it is usually the neiqhbor
Of the violinist, and be plays on the
fiddler with his feet Barfingtoa HasokH Il
/ Eye. asstH 3ssl aHs ssssI4 sass1 al,
|, A Kentucky Judge has decided that
watermelons are real estate Pfoba-
bly,. but the colored popolRtion of Ken-n
tucky holds the first mortgage on it,
and Is likely to foreclose the frst dark y
night ~ Boston 7foascript asiiasa Liza Il
he next man who gets ,out . die
tionary should not neglect to put IN a 4
few words that will rhyme with 0cto- i
Der. Tor the benefit OF fall poets. The !.
dictionaries now In the market are very
deficient in this respect. s.Knocked
ober3 is about the best. the poet can do
at present = -NorTistoa0n Herald. sef
s = Last year when John Mccullough 4
the gfeaG trngedian was giving 0thello. 4
N Austin, one of the wealthiest citf-
{ gems noticing the advertising placard; ;Ils
said to friend.F, II wonder how many
darned fools there are in Austin, who
will pay asd6llar to hear. that smulattoS q
picka banie. Tsrqs Siflipgs y, IS,
The erubescent excrescence on
syour olfact0ry organ ii yet HI its ado
lescence, said agphysician to young !.
man with an abnormal development 81
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and his own son t. bear + forever Few e the
dark blot Of that stigma. John Bowan
had forbidden bis. danghter to receive
the young mani s attentions, though Jcs-
sic cried, and declared that she did not
see why Joe should suffer for sin not
his own, and that she was willing to
marry him and help him bear the dis
grace, if need be- ~
One day, about six months after these
events, we'll dressed Jolly looking.
elderly gentlemen stopped at the Eagle
Hotel in Twiddleton. As the servant
took his horse he looked. around curl
ously.f and with sort of smile, st the
transformed house and its new sign. A
group of idlers was collected, as usual,
lon the long, low piazza. and there list
ened with interest to what was said.
/ place Improved sihc8 Iswas here,
some five and Twenty years ago. Who
is the landlord now?'' R
| myself, sir-Thomas Grasty.'' re-
sponded the host, with dignity.
..Ah! What has become Of old Chris
Slocum?''
,tstDead. sir, years ago! That's. his
son." pointing to q seedy and detected
looking individual passing slowly along
| :s0lPI FNotIlike tie sttrapping y6ang
chap remember. Times seem to have
gone hard with him. gaz
.Ah, sir. he's had enough to change
him!''
And, in accordance with his now ,es.
tablished habit, Captain Grasty regaled
his guest with Gle whole story Of the
discovery of the ghastly remains in the
cellar, and the snbscquent awful reve-
lation concerning thena~ssAs~
To his utter astonfshhen the GENTLE
man after aGstgning attentiEely, broke
into uncomfortable laughter. ssssS
$50 they accuse poor old Chris of
robbery and murder, do theYp''
sUndoubtedly the young man was
murdered sirr, ss.s
perhaps not. am Doctor Allan
praagi no ghost but Vpuses, SUB.
stantial, living flesh. Ha, ha!'
Ia 1ess than On hour the news had
spread through The VILLAGE like wild fire
Everybody knew the story; how Allan
Drewry, when about TO commence his
medical vtudies had, By his uncenauera-
BILE disposition.to ssfun and fiirtation, y
gotten himself into serious scrape
with lady 81 uncertain age, who nm
fiinchingly claimed to be his promised
bride; and how her determined middle
aged brother had discovered him In his
vacation retirement at Twiddleten.
whence he had escaped at monaent,s
notice leaving his effects to. be for
xx<x4sf{od
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Picking our way THROUGH the huas,m nnrnl;sb i I liz
mnd and stones below the Karn. We
discovered 4 little 9old woman lahor;n !
over pile of unmilled copper ore. wa
had to look twice before VA co,,ld HI
sure ourselves of her sex:snot onlv was
her dress pernlexino. Int thare was .'ss1, m
unreaiity and weird1esS IN her rersnns mn
She was very. small. ,alnost drarf;sh.
with bent shoulders ana wrinkled hands
and face, her skin had ths. .taxture Ia
\ parchment, and was ,curiouslv9 muttled
with blue; her hair was thin And yyirv.
She SEEMED very old, bat her ewes had
% shrewd and; penetratinos 'on;ckness
and her movements were utterly with.
aut decrepitude. Ii1tAad Ana Rnbj,aH
herself, to her work with .thas rili;no
Yigor Of strong Young man. and the
work consisted of shoy4Iinr The heavy
blocks of, ore intes 3 smaN .ragon rest.
ing on temporary tramr Shovel-
full after shoyelful was thrown in with
ian easy muscular IN iiiiIfp iiiiIfp ndlwith much
more activity than the average s.navvv,,
ever exhibits. j iHSrif petticoats enda.i
above the ankle, and were stained Will,
the hue Of Che copper ore: her shane les@ss
legs were muffied up in wooden wrnnaI
and her feet incased in substantial bro
fgans. She was not apparently unoom-
fortable4 bodily, but hen faoe hadsin it q
look Of nncomplaiping suffering. OF nm
e.tcrable gravity, Of habituated sof-
row which had extihguished all possi-
bllity of 2 y 8 smile. Not npderst ndipg .
question which we put 20 her. she used
-
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The grave of Baron Steuben is in
the 4 town Of Steuben, QDeida County,
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-Vice-P President Davis wears all biz
whiskers under tis chg,
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MrS ualmage teaches aclasao 81 2o(
iay-school. -. = si's i'tsitstst y
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-16

ACsagh, CeM & Ssfs Threat should
b stopped. Neglect frequently Il.
suits n % lne1rsble Lase Disease 81
Csnsanptisa. BBOWK'S BROCHl.
II TR0ClES are certain 70 rive 70.
NJ II ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS.
COUGHS, oATARRH. CONSUME.
TIVE and THROAT DISEASES.
J oe thirty ysazs ~ Troches have
ben .scoamondsd 81 physiciana.
md always give pseisot satisiactioe.
1hey ~ isot 1ew q untried but nav.
~ been teeted 81 Nh aud con.
stant use loe naaz,y = sltise ssnera-.
~ they hays = yell-mseited.
+ ~ ~ 49, - do.
eo - sthouD y 49, 81 ~
- ~ Vsl0 or =
%. & I - : \ : ! 4.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Natchitoches
Payne, Dameron T. Co., vs.. J. P. Broad.
we'll.
District Court, Parish of Orleans.
No. N66l.
J. U. Payne vs.. J. P. Broadwell.
District Court, Parish OF Natchitoches.
No. 1897. e,
DY virtue of two several writs of Fl.
ID Fa. issued in the above entitled and
numbered suits. and to me directed, l
have seized aud will offer for sale to the
last and highest bidder. at the door Of
the Court House. in the city of Natchi-
toches, on
Saturday, 21st day Of May. 1881,
at IL o'clock NJ, the following described
property. to-wit:
A certain Plantation, known as the
"Pres Aux Clere Plantation" together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated on tho right bank Of
Red river descending. (State Of Louisiana
Parish of Natchitoches,) about twenty
miles above the city Of Nstchitoches,
bounded above by lands now or lately
belonging to f. L. Hyams, and contain.
ing six hundred and thirty 98-lOO acres.
2nd. A tract or parcel of land in the
rear of lands attached to said Plantation,
containing one hundred and thirty -four
81 100 acres, bounded on the Northwest
by lands now or lately belonging to E.
L. Hysms, on the East by section IS,
township IL, range 8, and on the South
by section No. 2, township 10, range 9.
3rd. The undivided half of q tract Of
land in section IS, township II, range s.
formerly owned by Il. L. Bennett aud 8.
NJ. Hysms, containing two hundred and
twenty nine 7O-1OO acres, bounded on
the Northeast by lands now or lately be.
longing to BENZ. Grape, East by section
Sc, township II, range 8, and on the
South by section S, township 10, range
IT,.
18th. A certain tract or parcel of land
being lot No. 2, and the Ell ofN WI o.
section 2, township 10, range 9, west
containing ono hundred and fourteen
76-l00 acres.
The two last mentioned tracts being
more fully described in the Act of Sale
and acquittance from r. w. Simmons t.
]. P. Broadwell. Of date 9Th Feb. 1878
of record in the Recorders Office of thu
Parish of Natchitoches.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash subject to appraisement.
SAM'L P. RAINES.
April .l6.-6t. Sheriff.
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One intolerance breeds another
surely, for We see our Southern pa-
pers filled With extraordinary do.
mands Tor prohibition laws, tor Sun.
day LAW. for laws regulating private
capital. and for all manner Of Sumb.
tuASy enactmsnts. T. reminds one
OF theyery worst ages Of the world
TO rad these communistic distribes.
these csnting demands. The South
surely has Loaf that freedom for which
she % long oontendsd. and the suiy-
Hing puritan has been Transferred to
pastures new.
Let u remit social laws to the gov.
eminent Of public sentiment, and
keep from our Statute books all
marks Of any religious creed. Man.
kind = In % great danger from them
8 from any Of the multitude Of hui.
man tyrsnts.
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Letters from the the People.
FROM SPANISH LAKE.

One Of our enterprising young
farmers gives us the following items
from Spanish Lake. in Ward 6, under
date Of April 9Th:
I'VE have planted CORN and some
cotton. We are afraid to trust Jack
Frost with any more. He paid us
visit on the first; stole our fruit and
even made an assault on the mighty
oak; he also f1ched the hickory mast
and I fear that Of the oak. II 80 1t is
lost to the squirrel. Alas the mud
lark"
WHITE STORE, April 9th, 1880.
Mr.. Editor-I have just returned
from q trip to the railroad camp and
find all work progressing rapidly
and the workmen getting out timber
for ties, are bleaching the woods 10
localities with these necessary ad.
junots to the steel rails. All this goes
to prove that the whistle OF the iron
horse will soon awaken the echoes
among the pine forests.
Mr.. Joseph Welsh Is about com
pleting q handsome dwelling at this
place. It will add considerably to
the appearance Of this neighborhood.
Mr.. Martin Brauer Is the contractor
and builder of the house.
Mr.. A Y. Carter, on the night of
the 9Th, killed one Of the largest
gray wolves which has ever been
seen In this neighborhood. or the
parish. The quadrupedal thief had
been making sad havoc among Mr..
Carter's sheep.
The farmers. both white and black.
are energettcally pushing ahead,
though the cold has delayed farming
considerably.
Strangers are calling at the store
here daily, making inquiries regard
ing the depot, lands, &c. It seems
that the railroad will concentrate
more or less Of them at some given
locality. The weather Is Spring like,
and such as to rapidly forward vege.
tation. The peach and plum crops
seem to be all killed by the late
freeze In this locality. Y
Respectfully,
N. A. SrAMPER.
We shall be glad to hear from
other localities.
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JUDGMENT.

OODUMENls
Eugene Deblieux, vs.. VIM. P. Morrow.
In tie 18th Judicial District Court,
Parish of Natchitoches, December Term,
1880. No. $3.50,
IN this case, by reason of the law and
l the evidence being in favor of the
plaintiff and against the defendant, it is
therefore ordered, alluded and decreed,
that the Plaintiff, Engenie Deblieux, do
have Judgment in her favor, dissolving
the community of acquets and gains
now existing between her husband and
herself, that she hereafter have full
management and control of the fruits Of
her separate industry and for ell costs
of suit.
Done. read and signed in open Court
on this 18th. day of January. 1881. &
(Signed) d. PERSON,
District Judge.
l hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is . true and correct copy of
the Original Judgment on file and Of re-
cord in my office p
In testimony whereof
witness my hand and
LIS. official Seal, this Slst
day of March, A. D. 1881
A. E. LEMEE,
April 2-3t. by Clerk.
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Sll1i(ial.
Sherif's Sale.

}. A. Ducournau, Dative Testamento
ry Executor. vs.. L. A. Sers, ct al.
District Court, Parish Of Natch;to
ches.
DY virtue of writ of Fl. Fa. ;ss,oa
ID on two - mouths Bonds and to mo
directed. l have seized and will o@ E,o
for sale to the last and highest bidder ~
auction, at the door of the Court Hou.s
in the city and Parish of Natchitochs.s'
on
SATURDAY., the 10th Of April. 1sa,
at IL o'clock. NJ, the following descr;h
ed property, to-wit:
The plantation wherein Marie 1,,.
Barthelmy Racial, resided at the Tina -
the death of her husband, Alexis Clou
tier, on Cane river. in the parish If
Natchitoches. State of Louisiana. bay;ns
five arpents front, of land, on the rioh3
bank of said river, between the planta.
tions of widow Dallichamp and Fran
co.'s Gaiennie, containing seventv.Sv.
acres, and five hundredths of an ac,s
purchased by said Sers, at the Successful,
sale of said Alexis Cloutier, on 18th DIV
Of January, 1879.
Terms OF Sale:
For whatever it will bring for Cash
S. P. RAINES.
March 12.-tds. Sheriff.
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NEW
Boarding House.

MRS. T. SCHUMAN announces to tho
public that she has opened . BOAkD'
ING HOUSE at her residence on tae
corner of ST. DENIS and SECOND
Streets.
The house is centrally located, roony
and airy, and travellers can find accom-
modations for themselves and animals.
Boarding furnished by the day, week OF
month, at reasonable rates. The tsO'e
will be well supplied, and transient
visitors will find this house the moss
comfortable and convenient in the city.
March ~, 'el-6m.
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o. ~ a, one OF the most disas.
tsoas earthquakes Of modern times,
oeo1rrDd d the Island Of Chic. In
~ 1g1ln esa. The town Of that
lAne - destroyed. and hundreds
q pegsoa1 psrishsd. quito : num-
~ q ~ Inhabitants wsrs buried
un6oe the ruins. From oil directions
1i6 ~ hem rent "a tho sufferer,
aad many haxs hsen taksa out Of
~ suils alivs, Several shocks have
vlGleod tne lsland since the nrst dis-
t11otjon, The people ars nov most
II lylng ia tents.
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10 SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers indebted to this Office
have been notified Of the same.
Thirty days have elapsed since the
publication Of the Editorial Notice.
We must have q settlement. Can
not publish this paper for mere pleas
ure and glory. It Is worth the SUBJ
ecsiption price. In thirty days We
will be compelled to stop all unpaid
Subscriptions. as we cannot afford to
furnish the paper on credit. Give
heed TO this fact.
April 16.-tf.
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Succession Sale.

succession sale.
Succession Of Francois Florival Ma.
foyer.
DY virtue of an order of the Hon
- District Court of the Parish Of
Natchtoches, l will offer for sale at tha
Door of Court House of said parish At
- o'clock NJ, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of April 1881.
the following described property. b..
longing to said Succession, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land sit,.
ated in the parish of Natchitochss,
bounded north by lands belonging to G.
W. Thompson. on the south and east by
lands belonging to Whit A. Curry, on
the west by Athoas river. containing Ono
Hundred and Sixty acres, more or less.
together with all the buildings aud i'm.
provements situated thereon.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash-subject to appraisement.
MARIE THERESE METOYER.
March l2.-tds. Administrative,
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JURY LIST.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of NatchitOches.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Natchitoches,
Clerks Office, 18th District Court.
On Wednesday, March 10th, A. D.,
1881, the members of the Jury Commits.
sion met in the Clerk Office at Nstchl-
toches, La, pursuant to law; Present:
Joseph Henry. J. Alphonse Prudhomme,
Charles A. Billiard and George W. Kear.
ney. Clerk. When Charles A. Bullard,
in presence of the other Commissioner
present, proceeded to open and draw
from the General Venire box, one at Z
time. the following named persons, to
serve as Grand and Petit Jurors at tho
regular June Term, 1881, of tho 18th
Judicial District Court, in and for tho
parish of Natchitoches, State Of Louisi.
ana. tO-Wit:
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Sheriff's Sale.
]. w. Cockfeld, Adm. vs.. L. A. Sers and
Charles Bertrand Jr.
District Court, Parish of Natchitoches.
No. 8547.
DY virtue of writ of Fl. Fa. issued in
ID the above entitled and numbered
sui. and to me directed, l have seized
and will offer for sale, to the last and
highest bidder, at the Court House door
in the city and Parish of Natchitoches.
Saturday, May 21st, 1881,
at 10 o'clock NJ, the following described
property, to.wit:
A certain tract or parcel Of land on
the left bank of Old river, descending,
containing eight acres. more or less,
bounded above by lands of Mrs. Ben.
Metoyer, below by lands of Auguste NJ.
Metoyer, in the rear by Public lands, and
in front by Old river, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, being
the same land sdjudicated to L. A. Sers
at the Succession Sale of Victor Racial.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash-subject to appraisemeut.
SAM'L. P. RAlNES,
April 16-6t Sheriff.
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Alexandria, oatsldsof the great rail-
rod eaterpeise has been alive to oil
kinds q anuesmsntD and ''internsl
inpeoVe1neets," past and present
4 voes On the steam flre engine tax
~ Tuesday !; tho Oantsls Of the
moaths: 1hsmea's parade; Brass
baad and uniforms; glass ball shoot
II. 10. Good for Alexandrial That
uuDe b Q lively town.
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Min Hattie Duell, 10 creating con-
aidersble excitement In and around
Iowa City, attracting much attention
By Q prolonged fast. Up TO last Sat-
urday she had tasted forty.six days,
and positively refused to take any
nourishment, although importuned
10 do 10.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of q. W. Burkett.

Succession Of @. W. Burkett.
.DY Virtue Of IN order If tho Hon. tbe
ID District Court in and for the Parish
Of Natchit0cnes, to me addressed, / viii
sell 1t public auction ct the late resi-.
dence Of G. w. Burkett, on Spanish
Lake, on
Wednesday, the 27th Of April. 1851.
tho following described movable prom.
erty. belonging to the Succession Of said
G. w. Burkett, viz:
Lot Of Household and Kitchen furni.
turo. si -
Ono Wagon and Yoke Of Oxen.
Lot Of Horses and Cattle.
Lot Of Hogs and Sheep.
Farming Implements. 8
Corn, Bacon and other movsbles.
Terms Of Sale:
cash-subjoct 70 sppraissmsnt.
]. n. BURKErT. "
April l6.-9t. Administrator.
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Tho municipal election In Baton
Rouge, on the 4th, resulted In the
election Of the Democratic ticket
over Tho Independent. by large ma
iogitieo.
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Grand ECOre
WAREHOUSE.

VIM. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING purchashed the bushes. OF
III Chambers T. Barbee at this point,
and secured their services, am prepaft:.
ed to store and forward promptly, oil
freights and cotton consigned to my care
Rates Of storage in future will be ~
follows:
Fifteen Cents per barrel for treights.
Thirty-6ve Cents per bale for Cotton.
WIN. FRENCH.
March Eft.
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During tho dgor and hardships Of
ths Western winter. the blockades OF
soow II Dskots Territory, compelled
the Sioux Valley News to print its
edition foes March 18th. on cotton
oloth. This Is equal 10 the wall pa
pee Journals Of the Confederscy, du-
ying the War.
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Hon. VIM. Window. Secretary Of
tho Treasury, has forwarded to Us his
speech on 1sthmus Ship. Canals, dc.
ltyered IL the Senate Feb. %, 1881
Many thanks.
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An ~ largest eitiesI ID the United
oeatee ~ Democratic, cave st. Louis:
Boston. New York, Brooklyn, Pitts.
bufg, Philadelphia, Chicago, Balti-
noee. Ban Francisco and New Or.
'lsoas, have Democsatic governments.
1hiD be- nsvsr been tho case hereto.
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Mn. Blaine, Mrs. Sherman, and .
number Of other prominent Wash
inston ladies have made an appeal to
The people Of the United States, in
behalf Of tho sufferers from the late
terrific earthquake In Chic. The
killsd sre said 70 be- 5000. and wound
"a ls.ooo, besides 10000 people wand.
,0eQes without food or shelter.
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: lo1ible doma1tic tragedy occur.
IDdat 11GA E0iaA IN Onddo pazish,
~ Sunday morning. resulting In
Olpk d \. Thomas shuoine lad
nlllnG ~ bgothsr-in-lsw, n. Hugh,
Dleksoa. ~ ) crime committed 81
~ lAttee asalnst . member Of the
iAnlly q ths former no details are.
oiveo. Oapt. Thomas surrendered
himnoli 10 The authorities, and 10 held
q custody awaiting action Of the
0saa6 Jury.
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The Gutenberg Bible, the first
book printed with moveable type,
ma sold IN Now York, on the 9Th, at
The Crintley sale, for 48000.
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Administrators:

Administrators:
President, NJ. DUCLERC, (ancien Ministre
des Finances; actuellement Senateur.)
NM. BILLET, un des ADMINISTRATORS de
10 Banqne de France. Exmembre de Ia Cham.
bre de commerce de Paris. a.,
EVETTE, Ex,Juge du Tribunal de Commerce
de Paris.
GRIMOULT, Ex-President du Tribunal de
Commerce de Ia Seine.
aALPHEN, Ex.Juge du Tribunal de Ia Seine.
MERC1ER, Juge du Tribunal du Commerce.
.LlPPMANN, .Banquier (Maison Allgerie l.
OUT1N, Membre du Couse,l Municipal do
Paris. r., :
PASSY, Represantaut l. rAssemblee Nstio.
male. !. Z
PEREIRE. President de IL Comrarnie c..
nerale Transatlantique.
Paris. -
u, f. BURKHARDT, President. :.
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4 heavy shock Of an earthquake
was experienced In central Califor-
MA lat Monday. No damage done.

Gen. n. W. Gary, q distinguished
Confederate Major General, and pol.
itician Of South Carolina, died at
Edeeaeld, In that State, on last Sat-
urdsy.
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We are indebted to Hon. B. F Jonas,
q, g. Senator for the receipt Of copies
OF the Congressional Record.