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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy Of Music.


The Babes In the Wood held the boards las
night and attracted large audience Every
one Is familiar with the burlesQue. and 1t Ii
therefore only necessary to say that the Col.
viles present ia the best light every point Ia It
and give an enjoyable performance. It will be
repeated tonight. and again at the matinee to.
morrow.
On Monday next the Mammoth Minstrel
Combination. with Barlow. Wilson. Primrose
and West at its head. will open for short
season.
AAUBERRET's BENEFIT.
Preparations for the complimentary benefit
to Fred n " ,bs the genial and popular
pushed forward. and the grandest bill Of the
season will be presented. There will be. among
o.! her attractions. two burlesQuee and an exhi-
for the occasion. There win be plenty Of fun,
and no doubt there will be crowd Of people to
enjoy 1t.
wILLouGHBY READE.
The entertainment last nieht at the rooms of
WillouRhhy Reade. was. attended BY large
audience and proved to be as enjoyable as any
Of those which have preceded Il MI. Reade
entertainments will be long remembered with
pleasure BY those who have attended them.
GRUNEwALD HALL.
The evening journeys Of Prof. Cromwell to
famous cities and distant lands still prove an
attraction. Last night Paris. the beautiful city
vas visited. and tonight trip will be taken to
Rome.
As the engagement OF the Midgets draws to a
close the attendance at their receptions In.
creases. and they are constantly seeing old
been changed. and are still from 10 to Il, 2 to 4
and to 3 O'clock.
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TEX AS.

The great freeze extended as far south as
Hampstead.
Prairies about Dallas are still covered with
snow.
| Galveston has to borrow money to meet ex-
penses.
Pelican Island has been selected as the site
for quarantine station.
Track laying has begun on the Texas and
| Pacific. There Is scarcity of teams.
The Piedra Pinta mountains In Kinney
county are said to contain silver.
Twenty tons of ore from the mines of Bay
lor county have been shipped from Fort
Worth to Baltimore and st. Louis for assay.
Rains In East Texas booming, bottoms
Overfowed and numerous quantities Of logs
going down.
Eleven conv1cts working at Kelleys iron
| factory, five miles from Jefferson, escaped
| within two days. Eight escaped in one lot.
The railroad line between Pilot Point, in
Denton county, and Whitesboro Is being
staked of for construction.
| Kelley l. Robbins's saw-mill, seven miles
north Of Huntsville, exploded the other day,
killing two convicts and one citizen.
A wagon load Of plover was brought into
Dallas Wednesday by parties who had caught
them In the great snowstorm.
A shooting scrape and murder occurred at
Mesquite on Saturday last. John Castillo
| was killed by John Stroud.
There is great deal Of sickness in Kosse
and the vicinity, principally among the chill
dren, and the disease with which they are
afflicted is new one, and no name has been
given 1t.
Two women In Houston quarrel, and one
| throws dipper OF hot water, which fell on
little girl Of ten, scalded her go badly that
her life Is deepaired of. One hundred dollars
| bail.
| Old Spanish silver mines and over fifty
silver leads have been discovered In radius
Of fifteen miles in the Chinati .mountains
The surface groupings OF these leads show
from thirty to fifty ounces to the ton.
Several prominent Virginia and Maryland
gentlemen have purchased upwards Of 49,
600 acres Of copper lands In northwestern
Texas, and settlements are being made on
them rapidly by q large number Of fam
| lilies.
A COW hoy named Wilson was recently ar
rested In Baylor county and was rescued by
his friends, who captured the constable and
held him for Wilson to shoot at The editor
OF the county paper and the county attorney
have been run out OF the county, and q sweet
state OF things exists there. The Governor
| has been appealed to.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-26
THE YOUNG MEMS PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION.

The Young Mems Protective Association,
composed exclusively Of colored men. perma-
nently organized last night by the election of
the following named officers: President. W. B.
Walter: vice president. Henry Taylor: record
Ing secretary. II, B. Cooper: financial eecre-
tary. a. J. Periott: treasurer. Jos. Mitchell
grand marshal. B. L. Lewis. assistant
marshals. 81. Bailey. Frank Broadis, Joe Adj
ANS sergeant at-arms, 8. T. Felix assistant
sergeant alarms. Washington Johnson; dele
gate to grand council. z Pernet.
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A HANCOCK CLUB.

Last evening the Hancock Club No. was or
ganized In the Seventh Ward. with an attend
ance of about 200 men. Mr.. J. b. Manuel presi-
dent and Mr.. Louis F. Carrie secretary.
Addresses were delivered By Col. Jas
Ltngan and Mr.. A. J., Lewis. after
which resolution was adopted appoint
ing Capt. Lesseps as delegate to the Central
Club.
After appointing the DEMOCRAT the Official
organ the meeting adjourned. subject to call.
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Means. and Il was agreed to-yeas ~ nays %.
The preamble was then agreed to-yeas 1873,
nays Sand tho Speaker declared that the bill
Was now IN possession OF the Committee OF
Ways and Means.
The House then adjourned until tomorrow.
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6taub has our thanks for COPIES Of the New
York Herald. Times and Sun and Philadelphia
Times OF the tweEty.seeond instAus. Remem-
Ut Goidthwaite's. corner OF 1x0hAnge Alley.
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THE FORTY.SIXTH CONGRESS.
Townsend's Bill Referred to the Com.
mittee on Ways and Means.
The Senate Adjourns Over Good Friday Aftel
Some Discussion Interstate Commerce
and Other Matters.

WASHINGTON, Marcn 2t.-Mf. Edmund6 moved
that wnen the Senate adjourn to-day it be te
meet on Monday next. tomorrow being Good
MIR. Davis, Of West vireinia-There is q good
there is some special reason object.
Mr.. Whyte-He gave the reason-to- morrow
" NJ. pa Ni did not hear that.
Of the great men Of our time. Let us do as
to day a y
Nj. Davis-I withdraw the objection.
Nj. Cameron. Of Pennsylvania. introduced q
joint resolution providing for q commission to
consider and report what legislation Is needed
tSe states. He said the commission consists q
Of the Senate. three members Of the House. "a
P,eaidsnt. Who shall SIC 0p during tie re- re-
zee nnd nSu Viz MOST ts
the Transportation Of commerce among the
States carried BY land and water routes. secur.
lug thereby to the people required facilities at
economy In time. and that win prevent unjust
discrimination. and to report their recommen-
dations to the next Congress-; Mr.. Cameron
The Vice President laid before the Senate q
communication from the Secretary OF War
recommending an appropriation for the sup
Mr.. Withers. from the Committee On Pen:
gions., reported the sixty surgeons BILL
NJ. Jones'. s Of florida. from the Committee on
Public Lends. reported; with amendments. the
Texas r Railroad and Steamship Company.
MI. Vest, from the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds. reported tavorably the
iii Fsesd 81 at
The senate then proceeded to consider the
The Bill to incorporate the National Educa-
number Of bills Of local and private interest.
The Senate then went into executive session,
and when the doors were reopened. adjourned
Aouse;aThe House. Ct 1915 last night. by a
he had yesterday submitted the question to the
House whether Tuesdays Journal should be
read before MondayH journal had been ap;
equitable to submit q similar question to the
House relative to the reading OF Wednesday e
M III. Fernando Wood said that during his ex-
perlence In this House he bad seen the House
many times. involved In difficulty similar to
the present one. and IN each case the struggle
past two days. he thought the time had arrived
when members, as sensible men. DESTROYS Of
continuing their legislative lahors. should
upon this question: he held 2 position not en-
tirely In sympathy with either side OF the
House. He hoped. however. that both sides
% make. namely. that the journals Of Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday should be approved
and that immediately thereafter. without de-
Resolued That the Committee on Revision Of
the Laws be DISCHARGED from further consider
Committee OF ways and Means.
Mr.. Blackburn INQUIRED whether the PROPOSE.
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Fazende IL one Of tho founders Of tho exchange
and highly esteemed among Id members. Out
side Of the exchange his departure hence will
leave void among many friends.
, 1880-04-07

tE,1. !, n. .t1,o,tt.s r,,...,,,u t,.,5,. r,
Ana n.osaount ~. s.Heo''" s,s st"'a.nE coA"
clscs. ....-
sptetaE Dhpntea to The Chicago Tribune.
DELvTDERE, ILL.,, April G.-Slucll interest
Ia lp5n1 talcn In the n. Il. ministerial 'Co,,.
.sa,.,ar ".. 'a... ILL.,, =. .,a s:'.,.ti.
Senl'o,l no" psts he'1 ~ tne Snulh Metno'
dist Epscopat C''alrch IN ltelsluefe. Meth
osiIst dfytnes ara present FROM Doonc. Nc
Henry. Wtnnebau0. Kane. and Oula Cou,,.
,.ss. ,. lne cnal. - occu1nGa 1 Dy u.o l1es''lng
Elder or the Rockford District, tue Key. IL:
j.. Martin. The Rev. q. G. Clark, pastor Of
tho South Sfde Belvttlere Church, Is SccrG-
tnrv,
".y H. o,o,,ro oe.or h, Tim m, n r ,,,-,,,
i uG UpEHlIlE GSSNJ Uy Lljt ltgft " T.. DuIEIl1
, 1880-04-07
PORT or CHICAGO
Alt1tIY&L4.

Btmr Chicago, Manlt0woc, s,lndrtes.
Prop Messenger, III. Jtsepb, stIndrtcs.
Erlp GuorEU dunbar, Atuskegof. iulnbar.
prop Fnyplh. Huskeg0ts, lumber.
PrOp i. L. Ih0lnpauth Muakcgoll, lum1or.
rrDp Il. q. Nrlttnln. White Lake, suntEies,
rrop Alconu. AlpunA, rlslltsatsl ties.
gci,r y. u. Jot'tis1n, Fentwnter. Mttod;
Hchr kctchuIu, Jacks0nIsnrt, r.tsln,Ad ueS,
BChr Il. l!ntcH, tGntwAtpr. lumber.
Scllr l.lliiu l'rlltt. I.utllngtnn, w.ard.
Schr Souvenir. .l'tntwatur. lulutNF.
8chr ku1inM, FontwAtur, ynttsoaI tIoa,
sche Capetla. MuSkcyoli lumber.
HchF L. u. D!yls. - 1uskeKs,ll. lumber.
sclr Z. 8. bklnmur, ktllskrkpI,, !u,nber.
Suhr CArrler, White Laku, railroad tles.
hehr AAyaIlte. lE.lA4 !iay0n. wotAl:
sohr Wolverine, 0ruul llnyell, lumboS.
Sohr Amo6kaNx, 1AtMnA, lumber,
6chr Jent1y I4lll, MAskexotl, wo<,d.
sehr MagtlOlta, Auskegoil, wood.
Schr ~. i. Halo, AuskuKon, lumber,
schT Frtdo, LudlnYton, ratlrOal tlca.
. pt4AtsAnCEs.
sahf Frank Crawford, OolItugNood,
kehr kctchum. Jnck4onpttt,
Prpp George Dunbar, MuakeGon.
, 1880-04-07

EoliHEn"; ". r. tiruscr. ltiTnlt: william Well
1oyst, Mnrhrhca,!; Milwaukee,. Port Huron:
Cionre''--Fnr I!nffn1o: 0eurgo II. Fly, felm
Graves. a tr1 bushels corn: Adams. ioG0 fslsh-
9ls corn; for ErIc. Weeks, 2t,GU bushels corn;
for 1'csrnit. fn". 40 tons Gnal.
ChnrtGra-rr,pellor TriIlliv,llo and bRrKo
waite. corn tp ErIr, etc: schooner tleorge Y.
I!nlt Curt to nuEF01, axe; schooner M. l. Will
coxi 10 arrive, wheat to lIutYAlo, 1Hc.
, 1880-04-07
AROUND TIE LAKES.

Ar auc,ctt,s HDr.or thu scho,ucr Amor,not
is receiving now deck and dcok-trlme new
floor ceiling. rart now frames ind kcol. and NIL
now knees; the schooners J. r. payan and L. q.
s1ahe Aro n1so 'ceclv'uH sspa'ts' taoso ol tne
litter amounting 70 feoh'tds -..
Capt. John J. Taylor, ollce Luke Ontario
aasaor, & .9tss ~ ., az ama uaaofa
tor.y y-ntEet' osso III 1olAfcst ol'otaueo Sou''t1'
N; ;r1. X, Mst week; o.. n ,,.,,,...
s,yketts lla.bor, i. l'er alss year ls annoneetl.
nawrg9 s hro M OF tno onial2n
vessels drawing twelye feet.
mcnoo thu CONSTRUCTION, tn june, q rrnputler
Ink purp,sss. .,..,.. -. -:
Erastts Corning. IN coming through tho st. catr
t!als Catnl. sttuGG 9nttofn Wn1lo drawing hootlt
fotiEseGn fect two inches q walcr.
been rebtiilt anu conscIeu 1itn fElrge. Tho
erntt 10 owned bX Gnpt: Fash, oi Cl9yelal'a The
bar9e outt!t. Tho steamer ]. II. Kelly IL bclnY
@ @isn1tiGne thirty tSnf; William 7. Consult nnd M
Az, s,sis sssfsl;'F ;pasi'S l io 5e ;ssalyla 81 }iy:
so1,l to ;p Capt Il, Hanson, ol clevelnn;l.
INC on notrott hiver Terry !:ssox h9s boon
Gnty 10 ry 3 ap, m w. H. l S"its trotn
HsN to winasor A' p'f's ~ 'uo s'' o'D'' Aser
.Itin stonln' barge CoFal Is getting now boiler
Mt Windsor.
,., Tho gtcISmrbnrse " I salina Is receiving now
The schooncr An9lo.saxon Ia heipg dls,unntlcd
ut tho Detroit y-dock. She will receive uew
Tha S 1o 70 @ s leoso IT e'fs' a,t n
havu ller ahaft atralghtoned. and tho tug Glatiu-
tnr to Iecrlve new whne!.
ut tHS @ snas as s md hoy eoee Mere
weak, though comparatively rev,
, 1880-04-07
TOLEDO,

8pAsta1 Dtspatth to 1'hs CAstaso Tribune.
,ToLxuo, D., April d,-Fruights quoted tlr1n at
2kc for corn and 2Ao for wheat to l5uflalo spot
vessels. iThsNorthern Transit Company's . boats
aze doing tlourishfng business to BarniR; get
oil tho Wabash freight they Gun handle. Tho
Noaunke will contih4o In the Wabash Limo 1for
tho prescnt in tho place Of tho Jcryls Lord, not
yet ready for service.
Arrivcti-Ino, Detroiti Aasy 1utler. st, Cath
, 1880-04-07

Spsetai Dttpdtth to The Chicago Tribune.
CUEnOYuAN, Mich. April G.-Tho prop Grnnto
State. the first bout OF tho scllson tn this pnrt
from ChicnRo arrived nj Up. III. and reports tho
north ptissago perfectly c1earof Ice. The Chain.
plnIn Is ut NIncktnuw 1sannd. brokc down in
machinery. Tho south phssage is still blocked
With leo. Il heavy northwest wind prevails,
With i1urrics nf show at tntervalss Tho mercury
Is e degrees above.
, 1880-04-07

DRAMATIC NOTES.
III Novombpr Gilbert an.l Sullivan will rctur,
to thls country.
Tonight DAILY In New f'urk will present now
comedy, "IIow We Live"
tits now announced ioflcIally) that Iraverly
will go into the circus business this summon.
o "KateSzenn| !s tie . I'D G; natno " nsw hur.
UrIhnl.
"roby," q drama, preceded by q yar!oty o,to,
OH aaot,dny night.
A!sers "Tw'ttosos VIII H., h. acted 2! 1T l[9oleys
oompAny will be tho players.
."As Of Yoro" is tho nn!no Of q now play by
pioroy wilson, Gx-'lrll.,afo critic Gf tue eatt
Fr!nctsco C's'1'nfcle. II Ia underlined BY uald-
Olympia in i rcry!t,n ii "i;er Sec Catot,' alns
nhs, GThS dasoyu! slIdds," illus Fa"cl'otto, tho
Judging from tho appearance Of tho Ros.o,
Herald Hycry Sunday, Whcn hulf u pnEr FcKls-
now attraction, YAH tic, ltagu" III tho East Is
exaetly what its uslv implics*.
M;ss Nelson's engagement ln st. Louis during
week before lust was uncnnllAg!,ly euccesaf,.l.
Tho rcealpts exceeded sss,uoJ-Neio FORK 1fih-
u'e:. Yes, VIZ know. III "!ince.nulonly SUCCESS.
f4l" onsnXoInDnt-for st. L1uta.
"under tho 0asl'ght" was performed by tho
Onfly-0Goft company ut, Ftatilln's Inst night.
Tho performance wsls well nttonded. Wc untlcr-
stat1 that tho present will 10 tho lust week OF
Hanlln'A sauson.
Thu now play, ,"chicn ,l'Aveuy!c." shortly to
bo prtHluce4 ut tho T,4,sicuio trh6atrc FrMnsnIs,
Paris. will 10 put In English BY chMrles lieado:
Tho glnt Is borrowed from tho famous ailair OF
tho Vcllye 1tils, who was condemned to twenty
yuAEH' pclul ycryituiu tor thruwtnK v1triol Into
tho eyes or hor liver, III tho 1tue DO 1oploEnc,
solnu two yeAra uKa.
4 .netodrama by tho late John Wilkins, q sue
Gt.N&f1lU nlJflnr In hR HHV.
, 1880-04-07

Spfetaf Dtpafeh to The Chteaeo Tribune.
DAY CRY, Mich, April a.-Thc atcatn-fmr0n
inter- Ocean md consort ArgohAut, lumber
la.lent left their anchorage fortnight for Chcnpo.
The stcain-bnrgcs Tempest aud GerrnRnla and
tt,H Oswcg0 witt. tows. arrived to-dny. FrcIRhts
unchanged, with q downward tendency.
THE latest newh frrm tho lntrr-UctNn Waa that
su grounded when lcny[rg achnraYe. Tho tug
M9Iles Is working at hor. Tho Argonaut is
lllults
, 1880-04-07
SEANIEN,a WAGES.

Bpettai Dt.pdtch 10 81: s..:.::;.t 1rttnnt.
KINGSTON, Ont. April g.-The Sailors Union
has resolved TINT wnxcs OH Lako 0ntnr1O ehRll
be 81 per day, and $l.aa6 OIL vessels going through
tho Weltnul CNnat.
, 1880-04-07

The Detroit Iost anu Tribune sAys; "Tho ow,,-
ers Of tho atcan-barga J. H. Whiting, which WIS
libeled by Patrick uoyIan and seized Saturday
py Deputy United States Marshal Taylor, will
BOND the .vessgt and o0Eteat tho c1lsa Iii tho
cn.lrn: The olaim Ia fur 3ll.UJU Aalunges for
@9Hesea proaeh Of eontract to tow tho aehoonor
n9y0l ono. niitl tho decision will bo awlItcd with
intc!rst. i will be remember TINT tho Whiting
gtAfted last seasot To tow tho 3labAtna to Itss-
Whoit near Point Aux Hunluvs tho vessels wuro
SSn 1a " storm and Compelled to put Into
aud woEo subsequently, raisui, It ia ulItlers,MM
aaax . Tue owner Of tho Emma e. Hutchfnson Will
WhttluH,1 f@~e".t'S' @&"'"aS teo
, 1880-04-07

At tho CpBtom-1lotise yesterday record WINS
made Of tho transfor Of tho schooner G. q. Mixer
b. O. Egg'caton, Of Chicago, to j. ". scarles, OF
Detroit, for Is 300 cash. The hItxorwill ho taken
to Lake Eric,
:, Ihe schooner Auglietua Ford has boon sold by
Il. SpRrks and Herman QrAnkIo 10 q. H. Wot,I.
n,An y Co.. ot Sapdusky, for $4,lO0 She viii 10
duaky. ~ >1''
, 1880-04-07

Yesterday morning Gnpt. Kirby volunteered
tho services OF tho powerful propeller Now Era
III nnothor effort to pull tho tlnc schooner c. g.
Bnrncs Ut tho bottom ncar Wells street bridge.
Accordingly. when tho Now Ern ronohed theapet
the tug Campbell took a position bcstde her,
while tho tug Constitution plnccsl herself ahead
or tho propeller to keep her III position. Atttr
lines had been run to tho New Era anl Camp.
llarnta anl nude fast to tho schooner I'rcstGll.
Then when tho pulling begun tho wheel of the
Mcclellan wAs PIT it n!oti2n tosct bnek tho cur;
Narncs. T6a iootiinG procoss. uddesl to TIL, tic
stranacd Craft into tiS t chso s Wien % sho WIS s
drew thirteen md onc-half fcct Of wntcr, md
During THO: AFTERNOON tho tugs Van schaich.
tIauklut. Johnson. and ono Dther ROT lines to
IND slowly dragYeu her i,ver tue Dotton Of tiio
sa ens PHI s1H k wy, vi shs eF @raalna @ n @
ssas than fourtoGn foot eight inelica Of wutor.
rho query here I'rcsents Itself, how will tho
River, with aeant fo,irteon ieos II wa'orreportci
1t that paint. Tho Lime. Kiln rocks cannot bo
arnesedovcr with tmpnnty.
GRAIN AND COARSE FRE101ITs.
Yesterday tho schooner Hungarian wns char
tered for outs to IutEalo at cents; capactty,
G,00o bushels. Tho propeller Antelope receives
cents also. and not ~ cents us reported ycs.
tertlay.
Engagements for coarse fretghts aro reported
M follows: Schooner C. ], 1toclcr, wood from
Empire Pler, north OF Frankfort. to Ch!cnEo Mt
frankfort to Chicago ut s1.Gb per 1900 feet:
schooner Linco1n Dali, dEy lumber from Ford
schooner Belle llrown, cct,ar-ttcs from BAL
ley's Harlor to Chicaso at ~ cents Apiece;
schooner ketchtm, cedar tlcs frm JaGkson-
mort ff} {hnnU0 ftk mt mi
El1Ea Day, onk ties fsom While Luke to Chicngo
nt ccnta nptece; schooner City Of Shoboy-
500 por 1,oN feet; atcan,-barKe Nnhnni. cclnr
ties from Aipena to Chicago at 7 cents apiece.
, 1880-04-07
CONTROVERSY OVER A VESSEL.

CONTROVERSY UV Ell 4 VESSEI1s
Some tttio previous tn lust year Cipt- John
Wright, Of Port liopu, Out, sold to Capt. Jolu
II. Way. Of Whitby, Ont, tho schooner Entcr-
prise, tAkin9 Il mortgage OH her. Capt. Why
commanded the Enterprise until Inst full when
he took inr to Tarontn It Is alcHcd TINT, Way
cnltd not kccp up his pigments, anu wo aru tolil
Mr. Wright cIalnta that Why i,ud auroed to give
up tho vessel tn l,tn; also thut Why snld ho wns
sick and gnvc him permission to tnkc tho
schDoner L, Pnrt 4lInpn. which he itl lust fill
w,thnut going through tho fnr1nAlty Of fore.
closing tho riinrtE1lRr. Way then brought a,ilt
Tor tic rccoyerynf $1,000. alloael damtEss. lie
claims thAt Wright t.n'k tho vessel arter he hWl
scrvcl pnpcrs in him forIitt,tinH l,I.n 10 movo
her without getting titlu by due process Of law.
, 1880-04-07
MINISTER'S MEETING.

Tho TTeth0diat pnrau1,A Holding a Con~
vcntlon ut Hclvtdcre, II1.-'Cllo Kxer-
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.sHsRIFrs SALE.
Frederick Ksttsrsr
Adam ]. Myers q 81.

nY yirsus ef Q certain vsadi. q. issNsd
n from the souYt Of common Pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe and State sf
Ohio, In case pending In said court between
the sbove nsmed parties. .andto ne direstsd.
will offer for sale ut public auction st the
east door Of the court house in Wocds6sld, on
Saturday, tia Sd day Of April, 1880,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock An. and
o'clock p. w.,of said day, The following de-
soribsd real estate situate n Monroe eounty,
Ohio, to Wit; ass ass ss.s,s a. sMls.s.
Part OF the .southwsis quarter Of section
eight, township fouf Of range Are. sentsiA.
ine one and Q half acres. moro o. less.
Also. commencing ss stone at the sosth
vsst corner Of section eight, towns hip foar
Of range ave- and ranning east 70 the town
ship rosd; thence With said road northeast 10
the line Of Mysrs 4 Nixon, near the saw mill; ;
thsnos with said line Of Center township;
thence with said line south 10 the place Of
beginning, containing three. s.fourths Of an
sore more o. less. being the same premises
oonvsysd By WIN. 3. Drum and wife v 4. J..
4 s.l1 p'ep.rsy !. ordered s,,,' to :. '.ls. .p-
pisst ssrsct !. $3.50. asFsz sci
Second tract ss 80. - q sesas 81
and nay sslf TOR i've tsirds ofsaid sppraiss-
Msnt. Terms es sale, cash before sor6sms-
y s,.fas sai 70 wv. lRAp.
neAA'Sews. sAssif = Q. .,
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Probate Notice.

4 cCoUNfs sad vouchers have bssn lisd
~ In the Probate Ceart Of HonFss County,
Ohio. By the following Adninistssssss and
0uasdisns:
First and anal account Of James u. xangold
Adm'r ef tho estate Of Jacob Nsagold, decd
Second and anal accosnt Of VIM. Read Adm's
with tho will aanexsd Of the estate Of John
Moore, dscsased.
First partial account Of Dsvid Okey Adm'r Of
the eststs of David o. Doagherty, decd.
First and Anal account cf Ahnsr Dycfs Exr o1
{ the viii Of Nancy BysrA deesassd y.l
Seeond and Anal aeoouat Of Henry ]. Fleah-
nsnn Guardian Of Eys Etsiglethsr. - I'M
beetle.
Second partial account Of Nathaniel 81. Eddy
Il Admr of the estate Of Isase EDDY, deea.
Any person intsssstsd nay Als written e.
eepsiens 70 said aeeeurts sragy .itsn thssss'
On o. isfers Ne 81 dav' q Aphl nsxt
whsn the same win - fnally hssrd and esa-
tinusd iron day - day un,il dispsssd ef
lai SssI & 3. Z. WALTON,
nehs, ,'Sows. Probate Judge u. CO.
& - - r--s
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uTouLD ssspsssfaiiy infssn iAs sitsssas
w efwssdsAsA. .snd the psblis ssasEaily;
that he asss lrst class st.s..z..ff g..
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PAINTING and GRAINING.

A.. u. SCALES, the old Painter Of
Frane Brothers Carriage usnnfactory Barnes
Vile. has opened sshop In Beallsvills, Ohio
he 10 prepared TO sxscnts all kinds II Paint.
ing and 0raining in the best style Painting
Carriages and Bussissa speciality
8 ass2S, Tint. as .ss.a