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5ilnaIlons Uanteo-- males.

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COACHMAN.-As coachman in gentleman's
- family. drive fourth hand aud tandes English mid
dc aged married good reference IN every respect Address
COACHMAN.-By a capable German; under
- stands care Of horses carrage harness careful city
mans place good reference. Address r. KREIGEN 100
Main It., PoushseepNe
OOACHMAN.-By a Protestant man; thor
Suy SsFG nn9 y d
and present empoyers no objection 20 tne country can or
address c. Y. SUMNER. esq No. as E1changeplace one
nghtuP
COACHMAN and GROOM-By an English
Y man married no CHI dren oy or county seycn years
employers every particular Address NJ. 100
FARMER, &c.-By an American, so years
Oh (sngle hs mother a competent oary woman no en-
cumbrsnce need call address except wanting fret
% ScsI i. S OWES s2a west iih
FARMER and GARDENER.-By thorough
practical farmer riSd no family VIE Is good
S SIS iBr rSlT -, '. -.-
NARDENER.-By married man of long ex-
ree@se "SFs na T !sS S Il
e9ts iST Pas ,Ts sicy y sg rSa@wSy
GARDENER for the Summer.-By n single
" prostant first e1ss gs[ do" aud F1 SSS'e
town once, ,2Js Broaiway
GARDENER, practica-By a single man,
who Thoroughly understands the and management
% rs f'Pss &Gdss g. 'I Boz
once
GARDENER and COACHMAN.-By II Pro,
garden good reference cali or address 30 West 36tsi
Observation-Disclosures, mar
~ ds good florist fruit and Esss sdo ass
ss RG4sss VT Of soI o SS 4 SsE' js
i.25Js broadway. -
GARDENER and FARMER.-A Scotchman
VI desires situation as gardener ami farmer lnders,hns
6s. thorough knowe &c All the various branches would
mix; nngucsonable reference: small family Address
PRAcTICAL. Tribune Office
GARDENER and FARMER.-By n married
" man with small family thoroughly understands S ms
business IN all ITS branches s'y 'p o his last smoyrT
Address j. {, BOX l2s, Tribune Uptown ONCE. No l2'S
broadway.
GARDENER aud FARMER.-Tbe advertiser
" has had many years piacIc' sHperisnce Tgps'
mai sss butter MAKER small family satisfactory referonce
Address j. c. Box 90, tribune Uptown Office LBS Broad
NROOM and COACHMAN.-By n iirst-class
VI groom and coachman single; Protestant from NoT1h
Germany GOOD reierrnfes GUY OF country ""''''' " d.
USEFUL MANLY a respectable young
L gentlemans place city or county, , SsGgf
81 n. lsGn aa Hd a 40 Vest i9is
VALET. &r-By IA Young man age twenty
tnrec ~ would like TO travel or as porter ms
senrer O'nking On mercantile house references
Address M D. No 20v West lltl.7C
VALET. g., or a. nurse to an invalid gen
ueman fully eyprenesT y sc9 s5 Ian 1c carne e
j9th.st.
WAITER or VALET.-By a light Young
coIore man with four references can be seen
n the PROTEsr ANT HOAE BUREAU. l3s 6thaye
above OH ~
Gclp Oante0.
VA ANTED.-In a private family, man and
w vie Protcsans without children former rs coach
man and gardener experienced COOK Or atniul
service good home and 40 mouth loI me Two VII DC
given, viii require best Of references AddosS l. b. ir''u0
Office
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WALES SECOND POPULAR CHECKER


ING HALL SERIES OF EVENING and hATGNE E
ENTERTAINMENTS =
EASTER MONDAY. M3rch ~. D. MN. Charles ROB
erts. u the New -lOrG Philharmonic Clnb.
Henry Gait aud Mr. Walter n Johnston.
" EDN ESDAN, April Z. 800 T. NM sidney WOo1ett
Assisted BY Vocal and Instr umtntal Musl'.
SATURDAN y. nm 10. .i3p p m.-Ihe lannon's Young
Apollo club 20 and lOys MI Alfred y Knight Miss
Florence Auld and walter q. Johnston. Osganisf.
MONDAY. April 10 s p ma THO OF American Hum0r
lists Mr.. A. P. Burbank MIR. W. ; Andrews and MI Josh
hTTIWIrIsDAY. April p, p m. the CHArrERroN-
BOHRER GRAND CONCERT COMBINATION and Miss
MOXDNY Ap.!l 90 $3.50 D. NJ The New York Miniature
Opera COMPANY in "PuafoFe with appropriate costumes
and scenery. A..
organ ReSta. popular muse by MT walter X johnston
orasnst Course tcRcts reserved only - so single
cket~ Doe Zoe Course tickets at ) nubefths
NJ - j. s VALE Manager, Room %, Cooper Insttnte
XNALLACK'S. Opens 1880; begins at >.
w proprietor and Manager Mr. LESTER wALLACK.
.sT irifRFE NIGHTS AMI LAST MATINEE OF
Mr. DION BDUCICAULT
PREVIOUS TO HIS DEPARTURE FOR ENGLAND
WALLA'K BVNtltAuLl
WAIIACK and BOUcIcAULr
vii anpaar in the comedy in tour acts entitled
HOW SHE LOVES HIM
with
NEW SCENERY and APPOINTMENTS
UNPRECEDENTED CAST,
AR DION BoUCICAULT and Mr. LESTER wALLAoR.
''' ~ MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 20,
FASTER MONDAY
will he produced the brilliant comodyof
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS for LABOR and MATERIALS.
Il OFlICF Oh SUFFRyIsING ARCHITECT
T.EksUEl DEPARTMENT,

WA-ff1NeloN D. g., Mdtth ~ lN@".
SEALED PROPOSAL, Will be ID af this Office until
u IA Aptl 1880 Tor All the labor and mate
required eNcavaing. png conctclng stone ana
ior the foundations ana cellar OF Inc L :
Barge Office New YORK I'm aecouiauce win drawings ana
gpcs ineaOn calirs Il which aud additional Information
NAV application az this ONCE or the ONCE Of The su
nertut.nI,nt q. HILL,
Supcrvising Architect
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY

Ferry station IN New York foot Of Liberty Sc ~,
Ferry in Brooklyn, foot OF Fmtoh-st' Jc"o
wharf. - 1,.,. Too, ~
Liberty ST., a. follows: nt,.,o,,
.Bsth Allentown Mauch Chunk 1amaquh MAiinON ~
UazietOn Wikcshairc Lmfa, etc Connects ~ JuhcuVh
" Delaware. Iackawanna and Western Ralroah
high Bridge Branch, SchonleNs Moihtsln'
Rudd's Lake aud Hopa cong Easton, AlclloNh mar
isburg MGuch hunk Tamaqua, WllkesDaIe
scranton, pen riilc Nilitmsport, etc.
1O3Oa r.-Tcr Summertime and Remington .,-,.
M For Pennington, Eastrn, Bath AuentoWt MAuCn
Chunk Tamaqna Mahanoy CIV Hazicion. lunkhahhocN
WilkcshaITc, scranton. EeaduG Columbia, LahcAs'c'
Fpnrgta. P0ttsviile Harrisburg, etc. 49,,
- m.-TOr High Bridge Branch, Scho0 eys Mouh,ufln
Budds Lake Hopatcong Easion, Beyidere Alien
town and Mauch Chunk
4;3O u m For SOmmcrvIlle and Flcmngton.
$40 D. m-Daily Tor Iasttu. Allentown, Mauch tAut X
Emra. Reading Harrisburg and the West connect az
Junction for Delaware. Lackawanna ana western ha
road
For For iia5sih~AtG G5 $50 Gl5. 40, 7:45, $50
E. ij g;3r. l'5O 1913, l;l5. llf a. M IL il =
$50 100 80, / 4:l5 40 ~ . 5;i3 G:jo o'o' o.
CAS- $50. Z. 7:l5, 14J, H.lj, $40 lElJ, H. II nc NJ,
sunday trains leave a. $40 a m IA ior bounu b,oh
and intermediate at0u.: at ":'O p H. LOT Easloh Ao
town Harrisburg and the West - -. 81. o., o.2o
Ncwark-At BIB 0l'. 60, I:ll, 10 SD 800 49,
10 1880 l1:l5 II J. p s. 800, 49, y 9'5o 0'fo
Go. ii. 7:lJ S.lI, Niii. u, IT, 4. m.
For trains 10 lYcal points see Time Table al stations
r0oklyu ami Erie Ann' make count oi- ~
CITY to N from Brooklyn and lie DepoH
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED RoUTE AND SHORT LINE
BEIWEIN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY: 3 DEPOTs
IN PhILA DELPHIA. . ~ NEWNOHK.
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COOK.-By a first-class Protestant cook
~ understands all kinds cooking soup desserts
best OF references 36G caaye between I'D and 23sts.
1st floor
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COACHMAN.-As coachman in n gentleman's
- family eau drive fourn hand aud andes English; mid
married. good reference IN every respect Address
.slL-t
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Gfcurelou5.

CHARMS EXCURSIONS.
Ear Saoon Steamers ugs Barges and Glen Island hudson
Anime lderuey Park and Hrhaud Park Groves apply at
per IS y. H., between Cortsndt and Dey-sts.
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miscellaneous.

Now York. March q. 1880
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Tress Nlakisg.

nRESSAIAKER.-A few families to sew for
IS good dressmakeri takes breakfast and dinner al
i . per day Address NJ. A., Box 1874, Tribune Uptown
once. l,23S HrOadway.
CTYLISH walking-drcsses from 80 upward
- old garments made equal Ia new wraps, mantle'
and childrens dresses specay feieienoe Diss-99
MAKER, 3l4 West 2fth II.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCEa t FANWOOD, y. ]

Tor SALE.-At Birmingham, Conn, mod
erns wostOiy aud French RIOT house. with "GR eight
rooms steam, water Laundry closets cons IA"y
&c Lot box feet fIut ana shade trees, stables
lawn garden high gIOIu healthy location. excellent
wak business centre Price
moderate For further Information Inquire on The premises
~, ,ddrcss THOMAS EIHES.
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Gclp Wante0

XNANTED.-Iu a private family, man and
w wife Professionals without children former as eoicn
man and gardener latter experienced COOK ot lntu
service good home and T25 per mouth or me Two VII Do
OF references AddrosS l. b. lTlDuo
Office
N4TANTED-MAN aud WIFE.-Man for farm
" "o'N' WIZ h. T. HAM 10 Broadway
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| CHAMBERMAID &c.-A Swedish girl, with
~ several years city references from family tidy
ch9mbermad pnd competent vii assist with
washing and ir0nmg desired wants steady place that she
can retain win 90 all she 10 please city country 292
/ h nnI II
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COACHMAN.-By a capable German; under
~ Of horses carrage' harness careful city
diver handy vegetable garener or taking care gente
mans place; good reference. Address +. kREIGEN $50
t.. Puuglkccpsie
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Honro du0 Rooms
West Side.
East Side.

lATH-ST., 311 WEST.-Pleasant rooms
% with irstcllss board terms moderate references
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Gounlrn Droperip tor Sale ano GO fei.

At Westport, Conn, to let.-13 acres, house
N ~ rooms deep well al the door; also neveTfaiing
spring attached kitchen would rent the house and
garden separate mile from depot Ave minutes "aE
from the post once bank churches schools &c Az
DIV 20 JAMES QUIGG No 79l 9Th northwest corner
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Bedford, Va. Alum and Iron
SPRINGS.
Water, Mass and Pills.

Adapted in chronic diarrh9a. constipa-
ton, and scrofuia -Hy. Latham, u. d.,
Pres't Virginia Medical Society.
Successfully used in Dyspepsia, Chronic
Diarrh9a and Scrofaia. !. jackson,
University Pa.
Efficient in anemia; excellent appetizer
and blood purifier H. Fisher, N. D., Ga.
Valuable in nervous prostration, indiges-
ton aud chlorosis.--G. Z. Mathews, NJ.
D., N q.
D fine tonic and Alternative. very valuable
in diseases peculiar to fem lies. chronic
fever aid agne, bronchitis ard dis asses Of
the digestive orgcns.-J. F. Ruuyhton, N.
ID, Ala.
Very beneficial in strengthening and inn
proving a reduced system.-kev. Jn0 w.
Beckwith, Bishop f Ga.
Invaluable as nervous tonic.--Hon. /.
G. Fowler Tenn
Recommended as pryphylactic in Ma
larial districts = u. X. Fairex, NJ. ~. N. o..
Restores dcbilitated sysiems to health
T. G. Mercer, II. d.. Ind
Used with great benefit in Malariai
Fever and Diptheria."-S. +. Dupon, NJ
D., ia.
OF great curative virtue. -Thos. F..
Runibold. NJ. d., st. Louis.
Btutuclai Ill uterine dSrhuyemeutS anu
| malarious conditions e. NJ Vail, NJ. D.,
| Ohio.
Best Remedy ever used in diseases of
| the throat-P. A. Sifferd. M. D.. N G
Tonic alteration diuretjc; one of natures
| greatest remedies. Medical Association Of
Lynchburg, Virginia.
| Adapted in certain Affections of the
kidneys and bladder; dyspepsia. lupus,
| chlorosis, scrofirlsus and cusauesni- affec-
tions-Prof. J. j. Aioorman NJ. D., Va
] Relieves headache. promptly sick
aud ncrvous.--R Rev. E G. l,odson. Va.
Sample supply sent free TO any physician
desiring to test Pamphlets sent free
! Analysis with each package Water a. il
comes from the Springs "a per case Of
gallons IN GLASS; 50 for 5 gallons, 5
for IL gallons 81 for 10 gallons In casks
Mass so cents aid 81; 81 50 and S. for hal
doz. Pills, pure sugar coated 25c Sos
and 81 package; 81 70. - 50, and 81 ilai
doz Sent postpaid anywhee. Thus Mas
and Pills contains III reduced space ali tD'
curative powers Of the water, aud IS con
ven ieiit. palat.sble aud soluble.
Springs open for visitors June LIST Boar
$50 PER moat Special rates to taasiiie
and parties Carsiag meet isitors a
Fo.,st and lawyers Il pot, each four mills
from springs, upon adv ce =. NJ rival.
Address A. NJ DAVIES,
Pres. Of the Co,
mll20-6m 72'iain ST., Lynchbsrg, Va
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SUCCESSION oALE
Succession fl, mn wa,ldsil, deceased

Suggestion 4 J In Wa,ldc;l, deceased.
BY virtue of authority in me vested by
an order of The Parish Court. pssi'tl Of
Wiun. State al io,l lana, 1 vii pr c I'D
to sell, in tie town II Montgomery, PARISH
OF Grmnt, Stae aforesaid, ut IL o'clock
q. H.. on
SATURDAY. Alril H. A. ID. 1880,
the following tract If baud belonging t1
the succession uf John Waddeii. deceased,
to-wit:
Tract No. 8 Of lot No. 8 Of waddell tract,
according tn survey of Juls Lamei aux,
Parish Surv~, or, d ted 1874 and more ful.
Iy described ~ follows: B'g1nnng at 4
stake ON the north boundary of sand Wad-
deli tract, 5t'0 yarss ess II egrees south
from the northwest corner o. said rae
and running thence east, II egress south
along said back liac oi Wsdae.i u III
yards to stake: theme south, IS degrees
east, to the bank Of Rcd RIVER, thv.c'
along the bank Of Red .ivrr west. de
grees north. ia yards; tDe.ce north, l
degrees west, g. pace oi b. ginning o.
hack line, containing l19} ares sno.e .
less. Terms--Casl ON he sput
ALFRED w .DDILL.
Admir- Succession ., Jeh.. Waddell
March 3, lS5U-td
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SUCCESSION SALE
Parish Court, Prish Il Grant, State !
l.oa;~ia u No. 81.
Succession of josiah Hui, deceased

Succession of jasi;th Hui, deceased
Pursuant to an order # sale issued By
the Parish judge o. tn alb W paris,s AID
State, in the above Succession, d'tei reb-
,usry 2S 1885, AID a islr, ssssl I" nue., VII
Offer for sale. at plis lie a,ctios. at the
court aouss door. II be townof Colisx' On
SATURDAY., April l7tn. A d 1856,
comn,enci as ut IL o'c."ck & M, the fol-
lowing described prop rty belonging TO
said succession fst-wit:
Pine wooEs lard. I'm Township north,
range 2wsst. in 81 p ris:a>
Lot No. s, sesiion 80, containing 6O.oo
acres.
Fractional sest aif 4 soutis west quar-
ter of sectiDn -. township north, raiise
2 west. containing Is 70 acres.
Northeast quartet oi southwest quarter
of SECTION %, confirming 4u.f5 acres
Moth est qa ter of south ast qiar r
IT section 70, rof'ta'ysn - acre
Esls; hals d ~. LIS n e. SECT :.
20, contaiiiss 90. @c,es
Northsasst q,a.lsE oi section -. contaia-
ing l60 ~ acres.
North iali OF northwest q arter uf Sec
ton 20, containing ~ 10 ACRES.
Southwest quarter oil section IL, con
tanning loo ~ acres
East half Of ptheast qnaitcr If Sec
ton 20. containing 81 IL ac.es.
Total, 707 Gu acres
One tract comprises 1924 acres, 4 is
described as the south baf Il northwest
quarter, and west halt Of s,mthw. 81 quar-
ter IF section ole { u ia township 3 no Ia.
range west.
The other tract comprises 100 acres. a'sd
in described u, the northwest quar.er OF
section 9. in tosnshp 5. range west
Terms If sale. ash, SUBJECT to pprsise
ment according to law.
j. Osborn,
Dative Testameitary Executor Of }. Hnie''
| Succession NIB I'll
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I AN ACT


Defining certain misdemeanors arising out
of cruelty TO domestic or domesticated
animals and prescribing the punishment
therefor.
SEcr1oN l. Be ii enacfed By The Gen
al Assembly Of the State Of Louisiana,
That if any person shall overdrlse,
overload, torture. torment, deprive
of necessary sustenance or unneces-
sarily or crnelly beat or mutilate OIL,
kill, or cause or procure to be over
driven. overloaded, tortured, tor
mented or deprived OF necessary
sustenance, or to be unnecessarily OF
cruelty heated OF mutilated or killed
as aforesaid. any domestic or domes-
ticated animal, every such offender
shall, for every suth offence. be
deemed guilty Of a lnisdemeanor and
shall be punished as hereafter pro-
vided.
SEC. 2 Any person who shall i'm
poand or cause to be impounded, in
any pound or yard, for safekeeping,
sale or slaughter, or shall consue in
any stable, shed or IN any place
whatsoever, any domestic or domss-
ticated animal, shall supply the same.
! during such confinement, with n
sufficient quantity Of good and whole
some food, water. and give t. such
animal proper attention, and in de-
fault thereof shall upon conviction,
be adjudged guilty ST Il misdeneanor.
I SEC. 3. II shall he unlawful for any
person or corporation, engaged in
transpt ring live stock on railway
trains, steapboats or otherwise, te
detaiu such stock in cars or compart-
ments for Il longer continuous period
than twenty four hours without snip
tplyjpg the same with necessary food,
water and attention. or to permit
them to be so crowded together as ts
oyerlie, crush, wound or kill each
other; auy such person or the agent
of such corporation, on conviction
shall be guilty Of a misdemnanor and
shall be punished as hereinafter pro-
vided; provided, nothing in this sec
ton shall apply to owners or officers
or crew OF watercraft who shall bt
detained on the pavignble waters o
| this State by storms and prevented
! by bad weather from reaching port
provided nothing in this act shall b.
construed to apply to poultry shipped
on steamboats, or other craft.
+ SEC. 4. That any person entity o
any one of tie misder.e inor- defined
or set forth in any Of the foregoing
sections of this act shall, Oh convic
ton thereof, be punished 10y tine o.
punishment, or both, at the discre
ton Of the court, which fine shall
not exceed one hundred dollars no
the Imprisonment three months.
R.N OGDEN,
4 Speaker of the House of Representatives
Il s. ID. McENEkY.
Lieutenant Governor and President of tn
Senate.
. Approved Ma -ch 20 1880.
LOUIS A. WILTZ.
Governor Of the State OF LOUISIANA.
A true copy:
OSCAR ARRoYo. Asst Sect'y of State.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SUCCESSION SALE.
Parish Court, Parish of Grant. State o.
Lonis:ana.-No. 81.
succession Of J. NJ. Sullivan, deceased.

Succession of j. M. Sullivan, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of sale issued by
the Parish Judge If he above parish and
aud State. IN the above succession, dated
March Sd, 1885,, aud addressed to me, l
will offer for sale, at public auction, at the
residence of J. NJ. Sullivan, deceased,
SATURDAY, May LIST, A. d. 1880,
commencing at II o'clock a. M, one-bal.
interest i'm the following described psoper-
tn belonging t. sad succ, ssion, towlt:
A certain tract o. parcel OF LAID, lynn
in the parish OF Grant ut or about five
miles above the IOWA OF Montgomery, and
iurther described as Lows: tonlmenc-
ing at the bank Of X, 4 river 5 80 caaiii
south # parallel |, between .wnsiips : ana
8, in rsnge west, aud rGmri g thence due
east for 1856 clians, thence soatn ~ ~
chains. thence west to Red river, contains
ing :53S5l nc Is. less small tract of i've
acres more o. less, sold 10 +. J. barfis.sl
from the NO. tn est corner Ut said land,
leaving S3S.51 acr s, more or less
Also eight head Of sheep aud one old
wagon.
Terms of sale-Cash With the benefit OF
apprasements Fl. M. JETER, Spesiff
Sheriff. offics, Anil I. 1881. ap3-4t
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Has Justice of the Peace any
authority to order a deputy sheriff TO
make an arrest where parties ARE
violating the peace by fghtinge II
he has. then has the deputy sheriff
any right to refuse to make the ar
restP We ask these eonundrums
for the sake OF being enlightened npon
the subject.
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Mr. s. G. Curry requests na to
publish the notice of the fact that the
Police Jury will meet on Monday
April I2ih, unless the new Jurors
have been copmissioned and quail
fed. No commissions having yet
been received. the old members Of
the Police Jury are expected to as
semble next Monday. as hereby
notified. -
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Friday morning was the scepe of q
disgraceful street fight in our town,
in which no less than four or Ave
persons were involved. The whole
thing grew out OF q debt amounting
to the paltry sum of forty cents,
which only goes to show what little
things will serve to make men forget
all sense of shame and give cause to
make themselves ridiculous in the
eyes Of an entire community. OF
All. things to be Stunned street
brswl should be among the 6rst. and
the parties engaged yesterday morn
ing no dopbt feel that they acted
badly for small provocation. We
are glad they had the good judgment
to settle their unplsasantness and
make friends.
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AGENTS. WANTED.
Address WILSON SEWING MACHINE co.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. q. s. "A.
THE WORLD FOR 1880,

Democrats eyerywhere should inform
themselves carefully alike of the action of
their party throughout the country and Of
the movements of their Republican oppo-
uents. future to do this i'll 1876 contrib
uted greatly to the loss by the Democracy
If the f,iis Of the victory iairly won nj
the polls
The year 1880 promises to he one of the
most interesting and impo' tant years OF
tins crowded aud eventful century Ii will
witness Presidential election which may
result in re-establisLing the government oil
this country on the priucip'es If its consti-
tutional founders. or in permanently
changing the relations Of the states to the
Federal power. No intelligent man can
regard such Nh election viii Indifference.
During the past year The World has seen
its daily circulation trebief and its weekly
circulation pushed far beyond that OF any
other weekly newspaper ia the country.
his great increase has been won, rs The
World believes, by truthfulness, enter
Prise. ceasc.ess activity in coil citing news
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-04-10

This day. thirty years ago. ye edi-
tor made his FIRST appearance among
the direful scenes Of earth. Alas
that the days Of boyhood are gone
and the dreadful alternative falls to
our lot Of gaining a mich in the tenn
ple7of this worlds fame BY editing q
country newspaper.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-04-10
Cotton quotations closed in New
Orleans last Monday as follows: r,s

The Right Worshipful John G.
Gordy will be in Colfax on the 18th
of May. and remain until Sunday, the
18th. during which time be win
lecture Cloutiervills Lodge No. lob,
and probably deliver a public Ma
sonic address on Sabbath.