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The Lake Charles echo., 1880-06-12
IN Great tsarsaiEa.

II10R SALE, for $500 cash, two town lots
II each 100 BY 700 II. with all Improvement
consisting Of Cottage House 10 by "a IT,
kitchen, cistein, a lnrge shed 50 by 39ft., suit
able for stable and wagon house, and fine
lot Of fruit trees. The property Is sitnnted al
the corner Of Ryan and Clarence streets, only
two blocks from the Coilif-llouae square, III
June 5, iSso.-tf. =
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MARRIED. .

GRAY--KIRKMAN--On the 7th inst, at
the residence of the BRIDES father, by Rev j.
h. Scuilock, Mr.. John G.. Gray to Miss Mary
+. Kirkman, eldest daughter Of VIM H. Kirk
man, M. D., all of Lake Charles New Or
leans, and Galveston papers, and Sparta Ru-
ral Times, please copy.
The ECHO acknowledges kind remem-
brance, and tenders its best wishes for the
happiness Of the welded pair.
The Lake Charles echo., 1880-06-12

TfE LATE PAHTNEasAIp Of Munday
& Landry being dissolved, DR. J. c.
Munday continues the drug store bus
fness at the same stand on Ryan street
PARTIES desiring his service a. physi-
clan and surgeon will find him there,
or ut his residence adjoining the drug
store.
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SHiSeLEs.--H. ID. Nix, one of OH
regular advertisers, has about 10000
FIRST class shingles, which l,ewill sell and
deliver at any point, for cash, cheaper
than anyone else. lie viii keep A
No. shingles constantly on hand, and
fill, at short notice, orders for any
amouut
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LANp oEFIoE AT kEW oRLEANs. I'm. ]

May 20, 1880.
NT0TICE is hereby given that the follow
j n ing named settler has filed notice ef his
Intention, at the clerks Office OF CaIcasien
parish, La, on the 10th day of July, 1880, to
make iinai proof in support Of his claim and
secure final entry thereof at fle expiration OF
thirty days from the date OF this notice, VIZ i
Barney Martin, of Caleasieu parish, La,
who made Homestead application No. Sl66,
for The w liz Of = liz Of Bee 30, T 10, sR 10
ny, 9 W Dist In, and names The following as
+, i; Carter and p, II. Lyons, al of Calcasieu
". M, BuRwELL, Register.
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DrsrRicr Counr next Monday. Judge
Hndspcth, of the1ath Judicial district,
(St. Landry will occupy the first wcek,
trying rccused cases.
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5so. II. PoE, at Bagdad, hS justre.
ceived new lot of open and top piano
box Buggies; also the celebrated Con-
cord side spring with equalizers, the
most durable baggy known, which hs
IL selling at factory prices.
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( A TEMPERANCE MEErINe will be
held at the Methodist church next
Thursday night. There will be speak
ing and singing, apd the public are
invited to attend.
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PaslEic N0tice

rs HEREBY GIVEN that last month tApril)
j. killed stray beef Oh Beekwoltil Creek,
IN Calcasieu parish, branded about thus: J
II the owner win spp.y 10 me and prove prop
ety viii pay him fsir valuation for the
beef y, NJ. ALbTOS.
Beclworth Greek, May 20, 1880
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PERsoNAI.-J. W. Hanks, Esq, is
here looking after tho interests Of
Lange, Levy & Co. wholesale grocers
of Galveston. Mr.. Hanks is a live en-
ergetic salesman, and looks well to the
interest of his house.
Mr.. Sam. Watson, The very popular
salesman of ]. S. Brown & Co, left
here last Thursday. Mr.. Watson en-
joys the reputation Of being q fair,
square dealer, and he represents one Of
the most reliable commercial firms in
Galveston.
John A. A.Johnson, of the very staunch
and reliable firm Of A. Baldwin d. Co,
Of New Orleans, left here last Thurs
day for Texas. Mr.. johnson under
stands his business thoroughly, and
treats his customers right.
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LAND OFFICE AT NEW. ORLEANS, LA, !

= lHuy ~, IbsU.
NTCTICEi Il hereby given that the follow
III ing named settler hns filed notice OF his.
intention, at the clerks Office OF Caleaeieu
parish, La,, on the 10th day Of July, 1880, to
make final proof in support OF his claim and
secure final entry thereof ut the expiration of
thirty days from tie Date of this notice, viz.
who made Homestead application No. 1885,
for the . w 1IAof Sec 9, T7,BR3W,. q w
Dist La, and names the following as his wit
nesses, viz: John Langley, Victor ToHchy, j.
Y. Marcantel aud Louis Langley, oil OF Cali
casleu parish, la.
". M. BuRWELI., Register.
May 20, 1Ss0.-5t.
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To CoLoRApo.-Dr. WIN. IL. Kirk
man and Allen j. Perkins left Lake
Charles on the 9th inst, by railroad
for visit to Colorado.
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JrNn is q delightful month, but
housc flies by daylight and candle bugs
by lanplight are thorns in the flesh of
all who have to work indoors.
The Lake Charles echo., 1880-06-12

Gun FRIENp HARRIs, Of the Orange
Tribune, viii commence . daily edi-
ton Of the Tribune next week
VIC wfsb him abundant success.
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Ion. S. d. Read, district Judge, and
"A. J. Kearney, Esq, district attorney,
arrived from Cameron yesterday
They report Aourishihg crops il
Cameron parish.
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LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, la, I
4 May 20, 1880.

L nj Office Ia hereby given that the follow
1N ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention, at the clerL's Office Of Calcnsien
parish, La, on the 10th day OF July, 1880, to
make final proof In support Of his claim and
secure final entry thereof NJ the expiration Of
thirty daysfrom the date Of this notice, viz
Gottletb Hessnah Of Calcasieu parish, La. ).
who made Hoinosttsd application Mo. 1885,.
for the Il la Of Sec 3, II 10, SR8W, s W
Dist In, and names the following as lifs Wit
nessps, VIZ Pat Fitzgerald, Y. q, lagrange,
Amede Farque and Fritz Posth, all Of Calca-,
sieu parish, La,
w. N. BURWELI, Register.
May 20, 1880. 1T.
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LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, la, /
April 30. 1880.

AT0TICE is'nereby given that the follow
! y ing named settler bus filed notice OF her
parish, Ta., % "Wednesday, june 10, isso, to
make fnal proof IN support Of her claim. and
secure 1naI entry thereof at tho expiration Of
thirty days from the date OF this notice, viz I;
Mary n. Rowe, of Calcaaicu porlsh, In,
who made Homestead application mn, 41gb,
for The lI2 nf N w III aud s w III of N E
II4 of fee a5, a 40, IS Raw, sW Dist La,
and names the following as her witnesses, wig;
Flaclde,Le Gros, Francois La Gr0s, George J.
Rose and Edwma HiGginboihaGl, also Michael
Valdetero, I'LL Of Calpasicn pariah, In,
W. M, BURWEl.I., Register.
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SrNGLEroK BRos. have our thanks
for an invitation to attend the annual
examination of the Bonneville mis-
sonril Academy.
The Lake Charles echo., 1880-06-12

Dk. j. 4. Lroks, physician and
surgeon, has inored into lis new resi-
dence on Pujo street. at the corner Of
Wards Alley. See his advertisement
on the FIRST page Of this paper.
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LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, LA, |
june 4. 1890

hTOTICE is hereby given that the follow
in ing named settler has filed notice u hie
intention, AT the Glerl'g 0tiice Of the l4th Jny
dtcial District Gourt, on the i0th Of July, 1880,
10 make fnel proof ID support Of bis claim,
and secure fnaI entry thereof at The cxpirar
tion o. thirty days from the date of this nor
Ece, viz.
Frank Sonief, ~ cabcasan i,arIsh, la, who
made Homestead application No. 1919, fpr
the N liz and n w ia Of n w IN of SEQ ii,
n q Ia Of N W ia of Sec 10, T. Al, y y 10 w,
s w Dist, and names The following as his wit
nessea, VIZ Charles MeGlsllard, John Vim
cent Dosite Vincent aud lsaae Vinespt, al
Of Calcasielr parish, ia,
wv, NJ BuRWELL, Register,
Jane 8, 1850 81.
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MI Office ia hereby given that the follow
" ing named settler has filcd notice OF lIis
Cameron parish, La, on Saturday, July 3,
1870, to make final proof In support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration Of thirty days from the date Of this
notice, viz:
Pierre Fruge, Of Cameron parish, La, who
made Humestead application, No. 4153, for
the. NlIS Of s " ll49f See Il, 7 u, IA
his witnesses, viz ; J. b. peyeto, Albert Pc
veto, J. y. Eddleman and g. b. Smith, all OF
Cameron parish, La. l
s W. NJ. BURwELI Register.
Jure5, $780,
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A Coon RIDE.-If you want a good
buggy ride call on w. ID. jenkins, at
WIN. G. Fricke's grocery store.
The Lake Charles echo., 1880-06-12

The PEACH CRoP of Calcasien will be
light and the fg crop heavy this year
The Lake Charles echo., 1880-06-12

TuE CEssus TAKEns are taking CAL
casien parish. We will soon know how
large vote we ought to poll next fall.
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READ Mrs. Mccaun's advertisement.
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PIC NIcs ANp FIsH Fnys are the
order Of tbt day.
The Lake Charles echo., 1880-06-12

FHAsEs 70 u. y. SENATOR JONAS
for tAe speeches Of Senators Hil, Bal
Hey, Vest end Others, in spoford
versus Kellogg.
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LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS la,
Muv X 1kl30

4 Mt 0TICE 10 hereby given that the follow
~ ing named settler has led notice III his
Intention, al the Clark's Office pf Cameron
Farisb, In, on The leth day of JHpe, 1hS0, 10
make bnRl proof IL support of bis claim, md
secure Anal entry thereof Of the expiration of
thirty days fronl The date of tliis notice, viz ,
Benjamin Simmons, u Cameron Parish, In,
yho made Homestead pPpllcatiop No. 4l79,
for the lot ~, ~, nr fractional 2ec BS, r Is,
sR ~ ", B W Dist. La.t and names the fol-
lQwjpgas His Witnesses, viz, j. L. EddIepjan.
glGzoan reyeto, Willie Caller and Isaac Sim
Dops, all of Cameron Parish, la.
Y, M4 BURWELI., Register
May Is, lsS0-bt
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LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, La, /
Ae 0tAAfN E5A f III Mac ~ 1894 X

W|11 -EHv -, IquU. .
NTOTICE Is hereby given that the follow
X ing named settler has filed notice Of his
intention, at the clerks Office Of Calcasieu
parisEi, I;n., on the 10th day of July, 1880, TO
make fnnl proof In support OF bis claim and
secure final entry theeof 40 the expiration of'
thirty days from the date Of this notice, Via,
who made Homestead application Nn 23G5,,
for the n w lft Of See II, r ., SR3 w, SW
D.st La. and narneS the following rs IFS Wit
ncsses, viz J. Y lopez, Emile Emdly. Vic
Tor Tonchy and u. Degleraud, all' Of Calcn-
aieu parish, La
W. N. BUIWEII., Register.
May "a, 1890 -tst fN89 q frit4$4fF
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KlsS CnoPs. Our coustry ex-s
changes report fine lq9kipg crops all|
ever the State.
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GRAND BALL.

A. GRAND BALL WIN be given ut Eing's
IL Hall, "Wednesday Night, u usfe
~, BSS0, 20 rnise fund for the PURCHASE
Of instruments for the LAKE CHARLES BRAsa
BAND Admission, Gentlemen, 81. Ladies',
Floor NEnnGerss
Adolph Meyer. 8. Q. shattuck,
D.. T. Schfndler, D. Bloch,
J.. Kaufman, Wm. IIeinfnenway.
june 5, 1880.
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NEe BunD1Nes going up in and
ssrrcsnd Lake Charles.
The Lake Charles echo., 1880-06-12

The MoRNIEe STAR AND CATHoL1c
MEssENeER, the able organ of the
Catholic church in Louisiana, gives, in
an editorial we republish this week,
the true reason why Grants nomina-
tion at Chicago would have been q
national misfortune, ard why it would
have been especially unfortunate for
the southern states. 1t il because
Grant despises the constitution, and be-
lieves that the civil should be subordi-
nate to the military power, and because
he would never lose chance to dis
play his power as commander-in-clief
Of the army and navy Of the United
States. Let us dovoutly hope that we
have seen the last of soldier presidents.
The Lake Charles echo., 1880-06-12

ExoHERArED. = The Congessiona'
Record shows that on the Sd inst, The
House Judiciary committee submitted
a report to the house of representa-
tires, that in the matter of lion. j. III.
Acklen's presenting to the house what
purported to be report from the
committee on foreign affairs, bat
which was not, Mr.. Acklen's motives
were not corrupt, and his conduct was
evidently the result of an iuadvertence;
and the report recommends that the
matter be laid ON the table without
further action. The report Of the ju-
dietary committee was unanimous, and
was unanimously adopted.
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Dissoiution ii ParfnersH.fp j .

LAKE CHARLEs, La, June 4, 1880.
have this day withdrawn fvm the part
nership firm OF Monday " Landry. The bns-
mess Of said firm viii be continued under the
namle Of DR. ]. q. Nunday
j., A. LANDRY.
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Referring TO the above, the undersigned
desires to state thht he win continue the bust
ness OF the late firm under Ids own name, will
pay al HaHIihes 81 the late partnership firm,
and al parties indebtea TO 4 viii make settle
ments with nae.
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circular in form, which sFall have for Its de-
vice, crescent and s:ar. within eirse and
enciscling the same shall be inscribed the
words Sabine Boom Company
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Notice OF Einsal Account.
ESTATE or ASA RYAN,

Boaaaee,sM Jpdicta DiJict Couyt--Iarih Of
Idlcasieu.
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Nv HEREAs Mrs, Lctitia N. Ryan, admin
w istratlfx Of the estate Of Asa Ryan, dc
ceased, having filed her account OF the adj
ministration OF said estate, accompanied By
her petition, praying for the homologation d
the same;
And whereas, the prayer Of her said petition
has been granted by IN order Of Court, dated
June 3, 1890.
Now, therefore, notice "a hereby given "a
al persona interested, 10 make opposition Ia
said account IN writing, 1T MY office in the
town Of Like Charles, within the time re-
quired by law, why the said account should
not be bomologated as prayed for.
THAD. MAYO, Clerk.
Clerks Office, June 5, 1880.
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circular in form, which sbaii have for Its dc
vice, crescent and s.ar. within e;rcse and
encircling the same shall be Inscribed the
words Sabine Boom Company"
ARTICLE a1I.
The said co,npany shall he autiiorixed To
commence business as soon as (5) five hundred
dollars of the capital stock shall have been
subscribed, aud no etock-holder shall be held
liable or responsible FOR the contracts and
faults Of the company, in any further sun
than the unpaid balance or baiances Que the
company ON the shares owned by him.
Thus done, read and passed st my oHice, In
the town OF LaiSe Charles, La, u presence OF
A. G. Pishon and w. II, Haskell. witnesses Of
lawful age and competency, who have here
unto signed, together with saiei parties, and
me, the aforesaid clerk, ON the day and date
as first above written.
/. isigned.} GEO. BBEITEi,EACII,
per FL j. Luteber
:" JOE. T. CLETELAND,
e per II. J.. L,itchor.
+" WI, NJ. BYRD,
per ii. j Luuther
"s ". J. LtlTCHER, for self,
q. BEpELb MO0RE,
per Jno. q. byrd.
.... JNo Q. DyRD, fosscii
(signed.) 4. 9. rITHos,
w. H. HAsKsLI.s
Before me, TJIAD. MAYO,
Clerk and ES-0i,icio Notary Public.
STATE or LOUISIANA, Clerk's Office,
Parish Of Csieasieu. i4,h Jud. Dist Court.
], Thaddeue Mayo, Clerk Of said Court, do
hereby certify the above and foregoing 10 be
4 true and correct cory of the original act OF
Incorporation Of the aSabinc Boom Gompany'
this day passed before me, and recorded In
my office ia Book Il Of eonYeyanees and mis-
cellaneous acts, pp, z, 8, 9, 10 and II.
Witness my hand and seal Of offices at Lake
Charles, La, this 10th day Of May, a. D., 1884
TRAD. MAYO, Clerk.
May %, 1SSO-4t,
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SHORT Stops
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Attest.
(signed.) A. G. PITIoS,
w. II. HAsgELI.s
4 Before me, TJiAD. MAYO,
Clerk and ES-0f,icio Notary Public
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srATE DE GoUEsIaNA. 4


LIE it known that on this, the twentieth.
Ii day OF May, IL Che yearof Our Lord, ono
thousand eight hundred and eighty, ana OF
the Independence Of the United States OF
America the one hundred and fourth.
Before me, Thaddeue Mayo Clerk of the
Fourteenth judicial District Court, aud ~
q5tcio Notary Public, ia and for the parish Of
Calcasieu, State OF Louisiana, duly comfnis-
stoned and qualified, personally came and APP
peared Mr.. Henry j. Lutcher, resident OF
the town Of Orange, county of Orange, State
of Texas, herein acting for himself, and as
l'agent and attorney in fact, (as evidenced by
powers of attorney, duly authenticated and
filed herewith for rsference,) for Messrs. Jo-
seph p Cleveland and George Breitenbach
also OF said Orange, Orange county, Texas,
and Mr. VIM M. Byrd, q resident of Calcaseu
parish, La. Also came and Appeared Mfr.
John G. Byrd, a resident of Calcasieu parish,
State of Louisiana, herein acting for himself
and as agent and attorney in fact for Mr.. G.
Bedell Moore, a citizen Of Williamsport, State
OF Pennsylvania, Gas per special power OF at
torney fled herewith for refefence.a who sew
orally declared that they, for themselves, and
in their representative capacity, availing
themselves of the powers, rights and privi-
leges conferred by the Statutes of the State
of Louisiana, relative to the Organization
Of Corporations in this State" do, by these
presents, form, organize, constitute and found
a corporation for the objects and purposes
as shall hereafter be enumerated and set forth,
and to that end they do hereby covenant and
agree TO form, and by these presents do form
and constitute themselves, and all such other
persons as may hereafter become associated
with them, whether by subscription, purchase,
transfer, succession, or otherwise, into a
Body Corporate" and hereunder bind
themselves, and all who may hereafter become
associated with them, to be bound and gov.
erned by the following stipulations, obliga-
tions and regulations, as Articles of the Char
ter of said COrporatfon:
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The said company shall have power and au-
thorit3 10 nuke And use d GolDlnob seal With
such device and inscription Is Il may deem
proper, and the same to sstcF, break, and
amend, at IIIeasple; sntil proyt9ed fof, The
seal q said company shall be aH impress seal,
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Notice of Administralieal.

June u, 80. On.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-05
New York Produce Market.

I Bid. F Asked EXPRESS STOCKS. Adams .......... .l20 Wells, Fargo. .114
 American ...... 64A United States. 63L
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-05

COSERH SUN N FIN BEEGGs Real Estate and Exchange Broker,
 238 CHAPEL STREET. A IL kinds of American, Spanish and European "A Bonds bought and sold. Highest prices paid for mutilated currency, old coin and silver coin.
 JOSEPH SONNENBRRG, o26 238 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-05
LOCAL NEWS.
Ghostly GrabberS.

Extraordinary Case of Burglary a nd R es- titution i'm Connecticut.
 strange story of robbery and restitution comes from the town O. Ledyard, on the Thames river, just below Norwich. About the middle of last month burglars entered the country seat of Captain H. M. Randall, 8 prosperous resident of that town, and stole $15. 1000 of United States government bonds and other securities. Captain Randalrs resi- dence is wide, breezy, old fashioned farm house. It is on the Norwich road, and is 8 mile north of the village of Gales Ferry the nearest dwelling is that of John Watson, twenty rods away. Just before the robbery Captain Randall and his wife sailed for New York in the captains large three-masted schooner, the Hettie V. Kelsey. Mrs Ran dall returned to her home a week later, leav- ing her husband in New York. During the absence of the family the house was left in charge of Mrs. Randall's father, an elderly gentleman, and his sister. At no time in the absence of Mrs Randall were the suspicious of the occupants of the house aroused. One day only did they leave the dwelling unoccupied. AS soon as Mrs. Randall had returned she discovered that the large private desk of the captain had been opened and it's contents disturbed She found that several savings bank books, gov ernment bonds, Atlantic Insurance compa- nys scrip, registered in Hartford, and other papers, among which were notes of large amounts. had been taken. Mrs. Randall tel egraphed that payment be stopped on the bonds. Captain Randall was appraised of the robbery by telegraph, and he placed the case in the hands of detective, who set to work with official zeal and sagacity. In other words, he made no progress and no discovery.
 A few days ago, on bright autumnal morning, Mrs. Randall was chatting about the robbery with lady friend on the lawn in front of her house. The doors and many of the windows were open. When Mrs. Randall came out of the house no one was left within. Everything inside was in its usual position. A quarter of an hour later she returned to the dwelling. An errand led her to the room in which was the desk of the captain Her astonishment may be imagined at discovering her box containing the missing securities on stand near the desk. She eagerly opened it. and her surprise was re- doubled at finding the securities within and undisturbed. By whom the property was stolen and returned, and in what manner, are still puzzles for the captain and his wife. Superstitious neighbors hint at ghosts. But the ghosts certainly live around there some- where-Hartt0rd Times.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-05
EOR. RENT

+fsA HOUSE and lot in Houston street lot 1321 EtiIf POS; house and barn land well stocked with
 su fruit will be sold for the low price of $4 5OG if sold soon. MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE
 OPS 237 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-05
Grocery Store For Sale.

Grocery store For Sale. %kAAs SITUATED of the leading streets in EEii this city. Clean stock horse and wagon, &c i; E:nl would exchange for other property. For full particulars, terms &c., call on address
 GEO. A. ISBELL, o14 Ofhce, Todd's Block, State and Elm sts
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-05

ton of tolerance and patience they never l yet exhibited. Undoubtedly if they press l the claims sanctioned by law against the ten antry the latter must again starve or be evicted. If attempts at eviction are made on large scale it will take one hundred thou sand armed men to enforce the landlords claims. The government prosecutions; are condemned as inadequate by the Tory party, which compelled the authorities to further exasperate the people. If the prosecutions should be successful and the leaders of the movement should be incarcerated, the tenant ry, despairing of redress by constitutional action it is feared will resort once more and with justice to revenge. The jury for the trials is to be struck under the old system which secured the conviction of O'Connell and permits packing. The government de- sires delay and wishes the trials postponed till the meeting of Parliament in order to secure my absence and that of others from Parliament. The traversers on the contrary press for an immediate trial The govern ment has bought up all the legal talent and the defence will cost $50, ,OOO. We hope that all lovers of freedom will come to the assist ance of the agitation which will secure rad ical settlement of the land question in antici- patton of the action of Parliament. The chief fear of the government is that Parlia- ment will not ratify the statement thus con- summated. (Signed)
 CHARLES STEWART PARNELL.
 MT. Parnell says if his trial is not finished by the time of the meeting of Parliament he will take his seat at the usual time and defy the government to take the responsibility of arresting him.
 Parnell Threatens the Detectives,
 DUBLIN, Nov. Alt the meeting of the Land League today, MT. Parnell said he would compel the government to have a speedy and immediate trial. He complained that the de- tectiyes were watching him day and night and said that he was going to his country house tomorrow, and if the detectives fol- lowed him there he would have them thrown into the river. He urged that all the branches of the Land League send their funds to Dublin.