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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

FURNISHED COTTAGE, with stahIc, gar
4 Gen. g. on high ground, one h0Hr IRON N"'''c'''"
Apply NJ 1874 west 23d.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

rsNO LET.-A good dairy farm; 90 acres, eX-
4 cnsve oulbuldings. running water with o. without
comfortable farmhouse containing paror sllllng"om ~
bray dining 10 bedrooms, kitchen cellar ana HH
rooms large kitchen garden, stables and laundry .
Thirty minutes from 42d 10 minutes from New ia
ven or Harlem Railroad DepOts
Terms moderate. $3.50. go ~, az. oo,,. .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

Jnn ACRE FARM for sale one hour by
ktUJ Bnuni Brook Philadelphia Railroad near the
depot land fertile handsomely located yory productive;
can remain on mortgage this Is ono Of the best farms n cw
Jersey ana a decided bargain rutland * WHIllNu'b
BcckInanst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

Graydon, c 10 wilkens and another, No 1873 Market
~, years. Trnt
basement II W cor LeNngiOn-ave and lZJthsI 90
years average rent r Hama stare and CELLAR
OF No % l~Lave, years rent
Iipuman, Will m 10 III Stenmetz, store and base
IN nj of No 1850 3d-avc, years, rent ..------..
Mani I NJ To Frames h Belcy store and basement OF
No S55 East S4th- st, years. average rent....-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
9;nroncan Nouertlscnenls.

DIRECTION, ENGLAND.-TllE GRAND
HOTEL OF the finest Ia Great Britain, III centre OF
splauadc close the Per Americans Who propose visit
ins Brighton most celebrated and attractive OF English
s side informed that the above naannce aud
convenient hotel is managed the American plan Terms
lodgings los. Cd OF e. ) per daV during
spring and Caster, Whtsunude ana race weeks
excepted ,-,...,.. o., r,oo,, t1oor
Public parlurs Reading, writing. drawing, hliad and
pokiug rooms bathing, dchebi mes huu Otci
attractions Brighton is about IN hours de from LONDON D
-. Ind rl...I Iilrllsn 4 AIIAAnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

vFONTCLAIR. \. J.-FOr sale. just COM
w petcd. hr,tca-s rcsderce. heauiuNy HhI heai1i
lawns hedges ana oVcrQrtcus j. ~ 'hs
ics,5as nth aud laundry hardwood hnis' on 1r, hoor
wood nantes CRATES; plumbing and VENTILATION pcilycl
Nor -. acres Also Will be completed III April an ' gam
house about the size win ~ acres nc hlse g"Nr
ann ;naen:. and surroundings unsurpassed Also mousse
ROM. nearly new in perfect order; acre in lawn ana
crave An are Ceral much less than they be bll pI
Tertrs clsv IL GOOD palties. HOWE q PARSONS,
!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

ITO LET. for the Summer or year.-A 1ul-
4 Dished house in Daren Conn. one hour ami quarter
from New. York by " y. and y H. r. ri location very de,
sraIle ON ain ST. eight minutes walk from depot nous Sc
contains ten rooms shaded yard garden, plenty OF
fruit good barn stabng &c. Inquire Of j. b. MAIHEks
narIcu Cam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

INOR SALE or LEASE at IarytoWn, q con-
4 vencnt and desirable dwelling house VII an eonStn
ioncee or, Grounds at corner Of W!cY aud Warrington &
at los ron for ale reasonable terms Apitt
PkTTENGIII.& CO.. 81 Park koW, " u OF Oi'D' a
RROWER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lot 3 Fast 10th st, 49, fl OF ave A. portion "a
Washing on Park 25xJl; Emma II Schui'h'oS''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

rE'O RENT in West Orange, \. For the
summer or year desirable FURNISHED house u rooms
10 acres m fruit ANA lawn. barn Address j. o. Box 450
Nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

NJONTCLAIR, y. J.-FOR SALE-A spacious
w ard elegant mansion. on the eastern slope 81 franc
Sorrtau: har wood cabinet finish; every cohNruthCD'
Gas &c: spring wafer brought into first ami Sc I m
surpassed hcaiul1oss; rEtctSlyr ElW ,t n, ,,.
table Farens also choice villa pot ~ tire" acre aD9 g
above. HOWE & PARSONS, No. ~ "edarst Ne"-ioIA'
md IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

ITNION SQUARE TIIEA IKE.
1 Mr. A NJ PALMER. Proprietor and Manager
pecins nj \ lO45. SATURDAY Matinee begins al Las
iast week of THE FALSE FRIEND Wednesday March
matinee Tor fc benefit of the Irish Relief Fund.
Nett week, THE TWO ORPHANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
INDICATION IN FRENCH SWITZERLAND.

GRATEFUl.-COMFOR
EpPS' COCOA.
"By thorough kuOwlcge OF the patdral IA VA Wash ga
err the of ion aud nutrition an1 oar,ia
application OF the no properties OF woseectl cocoa Jr
Epps provided beakfaSabes wltha delcAey nav
which many heavy dpclOrs Jit
ludciOus OF such articles OF Diet that b1s,
futon may gradually until strOag totsAd
every tendency disease Hundreds OF subte AAiss fs
floating around ready - attack Wherever there HeA
many fatal shaft by i-seVsb
with pure blood and properly noaGIsel(rt
= ,eTSlcc Gazette
Mace amply with bcnog water or MIX
huiu only IN packages labeled th1s
JAMES EPk'S 81 CO.,
Homeopathic Checklists.
az 1hreedncedcst, and 10 P4ccliuy
LONDON. England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
Gonnirp lJroperlp tor Gale ono 60 i-ri.

HARM of IL acres. adapted to small frllt,
Il market garden, stock plain Summer IesIuchrei
healthy location good soil half arabic ami Ha,i pas;
within TWO miles OF steam canal; one h0ur ld
m Vort rent s25O ana slight repairs chance Tor es
tcIience ana small capital. Address FARM T. o. BOX o.
pc, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

TOR SALE.-At Birmingham, Conn, Il ilou-
two-stOry and French roof house win WING, 'iEn,
water laundry, Closcts cons
&c Lot l5Ox5UO feet. VITA fruit and share Trees stt
lawn and garden. high ground healthy location Z
e,qbhorool SO minuies business centre iIce
moderate. For further information inquire on ,n9
or ado
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
JVO LET. FURNISHED, for one or me

L wears a large hrstcass house desraby situated, re
etc with modern also ample accommodating
or horses also large Garden AddcSs fOoI
OFFICE, BOX 49, StOcAbrdgc. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

no LEFT i'm Newark -BriCk house, / rOOns,
every conveuence delightful location. healthy; four
minutes TO depot s3j Inquire at John Hancock Mutual Le
insurance Company 40 Nassaust. L. S. sMllH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

NOR SAIE.-At Newark, n. j., Cottage
i House rooms healthy location; DeasinlX sltu'l
near \ J. r. r. 81 800 5000 cash only all oh D.. "
SCOTT 167 Westinghouse New-YOk, or au ihe ple'h''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

N%TALLACKS. Opens 1880; begins at 8.
ELEVEN NIGHTS and THREE MATINEEs ONLY,
will appear together
IN TIL SAME COMEDY.
be,n the only these artists have acted together
S this theatre.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
Al.o EXTRA WEDNESDAY MATINEE and REG LAR
~ SATURDAY MATT RE at 1870
presented Rouccau ts cnetv IN four acts enttled
Row SiIk LOVES lin,
with
NEW SCENERY and APPOINTMENTS
AN UNPRECEDENTED CAST,
including
III "i'-' and Mr. LESTER WALLACE
AMI the
FULL STRENGTH OF THE COMPANY
To ,noriow March H. ST PATRICK DAY AZ i3O,
Az EXTRA MATINEE PERFORMANCE
~ EOW SHE LOVES HIN, in AID OF
" THE IRISH RELIEF FUND.
Mr pOUCICAULT. MI WAILLAck and all connected
With the es ablshnelt volunteering their services
Dut nOi see win he given OF ths reproduction OF
OLD HEADS AND Young HEARTS.
WINDSOR THEATRE,
w Bowery. below Canalst. 49, ,,,,,,,,,
GRAND REVIVAL. GRAND -ENlNAL
With The great Original TOpsy
Mrs. q. g. HOWARD
100 col0red peop C IN the Plantation Scene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

TOR SALE or EXChANGE.-A charming
connrv scat an ing sing; overlooking the Hudson non
the Palisades the Highlands and the vaee ~ inc
and woodlqnl aige double house inc cairiacehonse
ali new Inuu MIS-. J. SOFIELD at house Oh me lHeo'
or OF jon \ T. LYNCH. AZ and 423 iHoa way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

EOR SAFE or LEASE-FOr manutHctCll"N,
chemical works &C. bocSs Of bulkhealfd lois, ON New
town Greet; adjoining Nc,.N ok and Br1OkTtn.
Il. 4. YOUNG, Engineer, &c. ~ lNciahgel hFc.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-09-24

affairs showed a prospect of taking /
turbed. And it was, The newcomer
found him, and went in for share of the
prey a battle, the most frightfu' I had
ever before witnessed between two living
creatures. immediately commenced. They
seized each other aud rolled over and oyer
in a real death struggle, for several min
utes, in tile course of Which they actualiy
tore each other limb from limb. Finally
one of them yielded mp and lied, after
which the other with but two legs left out
of six. dragged itself slowly away. nnn
another illStalment of animals. some Ike
gigantic leeches, and others like Orienta'
turbaus. aud all effectiug locomntion by
! stretching and pulling themselves M"
| every conceivable shape. settled down atd
] fell to regaling themselves upon the car
: caSSeS They wcra. a"uh'ie~s. The Nni-
lures OF tliS remarkable body of water.
..Ha!f a tlav er fuor, was spent by me
| in watching The inhabi ants of This Flori-
! ela wonder. In the course of that time
| saw very many strange sights. more THAN
/ could hiut at in short article Ike TINS.
/ Besides. written description conih coz
| vey but faint idea of ;he reality !; one
must see tor himself before he can appre-
ciate. Every reader of this paper who has
not already examined the remarkable body
of water under consideration should do so
without fail before he dies, for it will give
him new ideas attaiIable from no other
source II he can not make iG convenient
to &C me all the way to Florida tor that
purpose, let him arrange to see the lake at
home. A good microscope with drop oi
impure or sfagnamt water upon the stage
will enable him TO have the shme kind OF
lake at any locality he may select"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-09-24
Notice or Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT RosFBU re. Or
An.nst 7, 1880.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the foiluu II, z
IL named settler has flied notice oI his ins en-
tion make final proof in suprorf OF his claim
ana secure fintl entry thereof on Saiurday, he.
II Ii day of SepteIn ,er, 1850. before the Judge
or Clerk of Linn county, Oregon, viz: Z. r.
Hnghs' Homestead Applications Nos. 223l and
$3.50. for the S y of Ne 4. Sc X of NV 4, and
\ L K of SW 4. Sec. %, I Il 5 w, and names
the following as his witnesses. IL: Harry
Hamilton. y Rice Greenhury Splaun and j u
vid McDoneI, all of Crav-forasv lille. Linn coun-
ty. OREGON. w. +. BENJAM MIN,
August i3, 1SSo-46v12w5 Register.
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GfAEn Great ellance 10 naalse money. We

EsAE "a Great chance TO make money. We
u Ns} z4s5' need a I2eI'son in every town 10 take
subscriptions for the largest. cheapest and best
illustrated family publication in the world.
Anyone can become n successful agent: Six
e]csant works of ART given free subscribers.
The price is SO low that almost everybody sub
scril1es onS' agent reports taking 40 suiscri-
hsrs In day. y ady agent rep rts making
over s23e clear profit in ten days. All who en-
gaze make money fast. You can devote all
Your tit.lt to he brsincss, only spare time.
6o'l need not he away from home over night.
Iou can do Il rs weil3is others. Full directions
and terms free. Elegant ana expensive Outfit
nee Ii YOU want profitable work send ls your
adil cSS at once. II costs nothing TO try the
business. 30 one W lIn engages fails 10 make
great pay. Address GEORGE STIHsoN N Co,
Portland, Maine. 42-l3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-09-24
Citation.

In the County Court of the State of Oregon for
Linn county
In the matter OF the estate of James A. VIII
To Thomas T: Wilson, Isaac S. wills n John
Margaret A. Wilson and Martha j. Balfonr and
to .,ii an other peNoins IN the estate OF
In the name of the State of Oregon: Pursu-
county, Oregon male August 9TH. 1881, yon and
each OF you are cited and required to appear in
said Court on
Saturday. September I1M 1880.
at the honr of one O'Clock NJ. of said day and
show cause why Il license should not he grant
ed to T. L Wilson, Guardian of said minor. TO
said order is in words and figures as follows. to-
Now on this 9th dny of August. 1850, comes
T. T. Wilson, guardian of the person and estate
of James A. Wilson, Al minor. and presents his
petition to the Court dula verified by his own
Court. showing that il would be for
real property of said minor described in said
petition. that the same Is non proinetise, and
it appearing the eurt that the sllessai ions
in said petition are tlT..,
as T. Wilson. Isaac 5. Wilson. John s. Wilson,
Wilson and Mar ha j. Balfour, and all o. her
persons interest ed III fhe estate OF said min r
be and apnear before the Court Saturday ,llts
11th day OF September. 1880, at The hour OF one
O'Clock in The afternoon of said daS at Tie
canse why a license should MOI be gram cd to n
T. Wilson, The Guardian of said minor. for the
".
fo-vit The undivided eIit ii il Itsis.t Il,
simple in and q he following tracts al land
to-wit: The east hall of claim No 44sin TT "a
s Il 3 ", ,beeinning Mt poinl Ills chs s and
2l.90 chains w OF corners of Sec ions III "a "a
and u III s3ii township, thence running liorf h
IS. II chs thence eas' 81 80 CHS thence senfh III
II chs, thence west 81 a3chs. thence nor1 II oe ~
chs thence west "A 4sS7 chs 81 I,,rIss
ming. lying and beifss in Linn county and STATE
of Oregon, and that copy OF This order. m serv
ing tho same for three successive weeks in ths,
ALBANY REGISTER, II newspaper OF general
circulation in Linn conl,fy. Ort.sss,n -
l.. FILM. County Judge
In witness WHEREOF. /. N. Baum. ( ,oilnfy Clerk
and exof1clo Clerk of said County courf have
| hereunto set my hand and affizea the seal al
Court at my office this 9th day of August 1889
n. BAUM,
SEAL County Clerk.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-09-24

EsTgSI bu=ine.@ now before the public. You
eHSsH can make money fast er at work for rs
than Mt anything else. Capital not required.
We win START you sl2 day and upwards
made at home by The in dlsI rious. Men.
wontcn. boys and girls wanted every here to
work forus. NoIv l. the Time. You an devote
yOnr Whole time he work, only your
spare moments. No other business will pay
you nearly we'll. No willing to work
can fail 70 naisC enormous ray by, engaging MT
once Costly Outfit and terms free T. great
onrortnnity for making money easily and
honogably. Address TRUE & Co., Augusta,
Maine. 42-l3
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IBO. WOODS & CO.'S UPRIGHT PIANOS POSSESS

by majority of his countrymen, and
from which he was excluded by the
leaders of the Republican party, is re-
Gel Ell lay the Democrats of the United
States With sensibility, and they de-
clare thtir confidence in his wisdom.
patI'iu;i,n aDd integrity mistaken by
thtsassaultS of common enemy, and
thsn further assure him that he is fol-
lowed into the retirement he has cho-
sen tor himself by the sympathy and
respect of his fellow-citizens, who re-
gard him as one who, by elevating the
standards of public morality and
Alarming aiid purifying the public ser
vice. weiils the lasting gratitude OF
biscatintsN and his party.
10 is~s. Ships aud living chance
3Df AfWl1tsn commerce on the seas
and oii 4he land. No discrimination
IL favor of transportation lines, cor
psia ,iniis, or mOnopolies.
IL snendlnent of the Burlingame
treaty. fsillpre Chinese Immigration
except for travel, education. and for
eign Commerce, and therein carefully
guarded.
IL. Public money and public credit
for public purposes solely, and public
land for actual settlers.
2 IL. The Democratic party is the
friend of labor and the laboring man,
and pledges itself to protect him
alike against the cormorants and the
commune.
H.. We congratulate the country
upon the honesty and thrift of a Dem
ocratic Congress, which has has re-
duced the public expenditure $40, 900, :
90 year; upon the continuation of
prosperity at home, aud the national
homer abroad, aud, above all, upon the
promise of such a change in the add
ministration of the government as
shall insure us genuine and lasting
reform ia every department of the
public service.
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Gilt Edgesfonic cures Fever AID Ague.
The Freight Convention.

ALEXANDRIA, August Is. 1880.
The delegates from the parishes of
Rapides, Grant. Avoyeiies aud Natchi-
toches met i'll the Town Hall, each
parish represented as follows:
Natchltoches = L. CasparI, S. W.
Kile and Henry A WaImsley.
Aveyelles-lsham Vest
Grant-Thos. X Smith.
Rapides-L. b. Baynard, John j.
Ferguson, Myers Rosenthal, b Tur-
ner. q. ". Bolton. w A. Griffin,
H. Hynson, G. L.. Robinson, o Il
Watson, s. ID Williams, j. L. Hatcii,
j. s Batter, L. v Weeins aud L. L.
French.
On motion JOS H. Hynson was
chosen chairman.
On motion of W. A Griffin
Resoiued, That the delegates of the
parishes assembled IN convention do
hereby pledge the business of the
parishes composing the Grand Ecore
trade to Captains Sinnott and frus-
low, they agreeing to carry freights
at card rates of 1882, whenever they
can make weekly trip 10 Grand
Ecore with low water boat, aud to
charge only such reasonable prices
during low water as they can afford.
On motion. of G. l.. Robinson
Resotced, That this cow ,ntion ac-
cept the rates adopted aud known as
the schedule of 1880, and the con
vention pledges itself to use its in-
fiaence in procuring the shipment Of
all the freight of the citizens to Cap
tains Sinnott and Truslow, and that
the president of this meeting be au-
thorized to enter into contract with
said captains TO that effect
The Natchitoches delegates did not
take part in the proceedings of the
convention, as there were some items
on the schedule which they wished
changed, aud although they we're
willing to adopt most Of the 1880
rates, still they asked for time to con-
suit with Captains Sinnott aud Trns-
low before fully acquiescing in the
whole proceedings.
The meeting adjourned.
Jos. II HYNsoN,
u. v Marye, President.
w. w. Wilmington. Jr,
Secretaries
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The Democratic Platform.


The Democrats of the United States
in convention assembled declare
/. We pledge ourselves anew t. the
constitutional doctrines aud traditions
Of the Democratic party as illustrated
by the teaching and example af Il lon .
line of Democratic statesmen and pa
triots, and embodied in the platform
of the last National convention of the
party.
,. Opposition to Capitalization, aud
to that dangerous spirit of encroach-
ment which tends to consolidate the
powers of all the departments il one,
and thus tn create. whatever l,e the
| form OF government, a real despOtisgl
No snmptuary laws: separation al
church and State for the good of
each; common schools fostcrcd AID
protected.
3. Home rule. honest muney. con-
sisting of gold aud silver aud paper,
convertible to coin Oh demand. The,
strict maintenance of the public faith.
State and national, aud tariff for
revenue only.
A. The subordinatiOD of the military
tn the civil power, and general and
thorough reform of the civil service
3. The right to free ballot is the
right preseryative of all rights, aud
must and shall he maintained in every
part of the United States.
8. The existing Administration is the
representative of conspiracy only, aud
its claim of right to surround the bal
lot boxes with troops and deputy mar
shals to intimidate and obstruct the
electors, and the unprecedented use of
the veto to maintain IFS corrupt and
despotic power. insults the people and
lmperils their institutions.
z. The great fraud OF 1867, Nv
which, npon IA false count of the cleo
toral votes of two States, the candi-
date defeated 1T the polls was declared
to be President, and for the first time
IN American history the will of the
people was set aside under threat of
military VIOLENCE, struck deadly blow
at our system of representative gov
eminent. The Democratic party, to
preserve the country from the horrors
of civil war, submitted for the time.
in firm and patriotic faith that the
people would punish this crime in 1850.
This issue proceeds and dwarfs every
other. 1t imposes "a mere sacred duty
upon the people of the Union than
ever addressed the conscience of ma
tion of freemen.
.. We execrate the course ST this
Administration in making places in
the civil service "A reward for political
crime. and demand reform by statute
which shall make it forever impossible
for the defeated candidate to bribe his
way to the seat of usurper by billet
ing villains upon the people.
9. The resolution of Samuel J. TIL
den not again to be candidate for the
exalted place to which he was elected
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The affairs of this country have
become so extended that it is only
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the form Of figures that one can hope
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Hon. A. r. Spofford, the Librarian
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has the facilities at his command for
collecting complete national statis-
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care and accuracy. His latest issue,
''The American Treasury Of Facts, /"
has been sent to us by Messrs. II. II.
Warner & Co., of Rochester, New
York, proprietors Of Warmers Safe
Remedies. This book is miniature
cyclop@dia in itself, containing, in
addition to vast amount OF national
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

In accordance with section 30 of act No.
1913 of the acts of 1880 hereby notify the
voters of Grant parish that ! will open
the Registration Books in Colfax on We'd
nesday, September LIST, I'd, Sd, 4th. 5 h, 9th
and 9TH; in Montgomery Septeml er 9th
and 10th; 18th, at Liberty Chapel; l4th,
at Union Precinct; 18th, at Days Mill
Precinct; 10th, at Satcher's {Big Creek
Precinct; 18th, at or near Mrs. Taylo,'s
Precinct; Goth. in Colfax; 2ist, at FIRE.
deus; 22d, Colfax; 9th, at Iatt Church
in ward 4; then in Colfax from September
9th to October Both. Inclusive
Every voter is requested to bear in
mind the necessity of enrolling his name
on the new Registration Books, MS the old
books were misplaced, and no one can
vote whose name does not appear on the
new Registration.
THOS. HICKMAN,
Assessor and Registrar, Grant Palish.s
August IL, 1880.
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Capt. Noel writes us from New
Orleans as follows: "The new Cane
River packet is all ready for the ma
chinery. Her cabin is a duplicate to
the cabin on the Cornie, Brandon,
and her smoke stacks are like those
on the new ferry Emma. They are
beauties, you bet. She has the best
model at the wharf, and her name is
not Polly Ann, but Lila Chopin.
Her new boiler will arrive from Lou
isvills this week. 1t is made of steel
Is feet long, AZ inches in diameter,
six 10 inch lap weld huss. The boat
is something to be proud Of
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-09-11

The assessment for the parish is
now finished, and has been raised
nearly $4,000 more than it was last
year. This shows that Mr. Hickman
has been pretty thorough in his work,
and that many of the tax shirkers
ers have been unearthened from their
hiding places of the past years.