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New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
GREENBACK pELEGArES FROM MAINE

AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. 21.-The Greenback men
I'm the Legislature held caucus TINS even ng, and
nominated delegates ut large the National Greenback
Convention at ChicagO. as follows:
Dpegates-Charles A. White, OF Gardnor Thompson
H. Much or Rockland; Edward III. Cove. Of Biddcford
and Thomas NJ. Plaisted OF Lincoln AItemates-W. W.
Perry, or Camden George Il. HUI, OF COrinth; Elliott
King. Of Port land, and l.. r. Pierce, Of Augusta
committee was appointed TO draw up resolutions Of
thanks 10 sOlon Chase the father Of the Greenback
Marty In Maine for the stand he has taken The resolu-
lions will bc acted ut adjourned meeting, TO be
held next Thursday evening.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
l,FNTFN LECTURES.

The course of Lenten lectures at the Church OF
the Atonement (the Rev. Mr.. Tifany's, at Madison
ave. and Twenty-eighth-st., was opened last night
by the Rev. Charles II. Hall, ID. D., rector of Holy
Trinity Church. Brooklyn. His subject was
"Wycliffe, and the Reformation" These lectures
will be continued by different lecturers, on sue
cessiye Friday nights during Lent.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
FATAL RESULTS OF DRINK.

The rear tenement at No. $40 West Tbrty-ninth-
st. was tho scene of brutal tragedy on Thursday
afternoon. Patrick Flynn. drunken man. beat
his drunken wife TO death in quarrel. He wasseen
10 seize piece of wood, and beat her over the head
and shoulders. Az one time the victim escaped to
ibe balcony, but dragged back aud beaten again
ali She WAS dead FIylm was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
THE VAR on OLEoMARGARINE.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.-The Produce Ex-
change this city intends to punish the dealers IN oieo
margarine who sell the stuff pure butter. To-day
warrants were issued the arrest of thirty whole
sale Dealers many Of them prominent IN Inc produce
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
THE CINCINNATI WALKING MATCH.

CINCIYYATI, Feb. 20.-The best scores In
the pedestrian match midnight, at the close OF the
1fth twelve hours, stood as follows Wat, 3ls Guyon,
312; Hartman. 3I2; O'Bucn 294 Meas, 2S1, ana
Buckerdge. 276 NILES There is hard struggle between
Tue eadcrs.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
THE luLLERS' EXHIBITION

CINCINNATI, Feb. 20.-The Commissioners
OF the Mlers Exposition TO be held here next Jnne.
have decided to extend the time OF the Exposition two
weeks, that 1t will begin Nav 81 ana close June %.
This done 10 accommodate toe foreign exhibitors.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
KILLED BY HIS FORMER FRIEND.

sorap. age respectively seventeen and nineteen
yea-s. which took place in vacant lot near pork
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
MOVING TO ATTACH Mr.. TILDEN.

DOUBT WHETHER OR NOT AN APPEAL OPERATES AS
The motion for an attachment against Samuel J'
Tllden because of his failure to answer the com
plaint in the income tax suit, i'll accordance Win
the order of November 4, 1879, came up before
Judge BatchfOrd in the United States circuit
Court yesterday. The order directed an answer 10
be put in within sixty days from November
l. On November 10, the defendant appealed to the
United States Supreme Court from the order OF the
Circuit Court overruling the demurrer to the com
plaint The sixty DAYS expired on January q, 1SSO'
and the present motion was made then by the DIS
fric.-Attorney. Ex-Judge Porter and Thomas Har-
land appeared yesterday for Mr. Iilden, Assistant
District Attorney Clarke for the Government;
Judge Blatchford of his own motion sara
that he would continue the motion Tor
an attachment until the Supreme Court iiad
passed upon an application for n dismissal OF the
appeal that had been taken. d" would be very giad
too he added, if you cOuld get from the supreme
Court an expression of opinion as to whether the
appeal operates as stay" ,
Mr. ClaTke-rhat, your Honor is the very point
that has troubled us.
Judge Blatchford-Well. l assure you that have
not beeu idle. l have looked through all the Eng
lish and American authorities could lay my hands
on, and have been unable to find any case so eX-
actly in point to determine the question TO my
satisfaction. If you could get the Supreme Court
TO settle that question should be very glad.
Mr. Clarke said that this arrangement was satis-
factory to the Government Thus with each step
in tins case the end seems further away.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21

without securing any new evidence Mr. W. r.
Wbue who ia charged with bribing Represent
atives Swami and Hartman. Will be examined next
Friday
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21

rial and complete outfit for telegraph flne from rom
Fort Worth TO Weatherfurd, ts on han1 ana trains VIII
be running TO the latter place by April /.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21

RAILROAD PROGRESS IN TEXAS.

ST. LOUIS. Feb 20-Another fifty miles Of
the Texas aud Pacl Railroad extension west OF Wealth
erford were let yesterday. Iron aud other mate
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
Pnre Ouinine PIls. fresh made everv dav
WHAT A Pity

that the otherwise beautiful girl suc bad teeth
And all beause she did SOzODONT IL costs 50 hte
to buy it, considering tue good does and
out into her future life. Poor grill
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
P1SSENGERS dRRIVED.
FROM LryEEPooL-BY STEAMSHIP SPA
Annnncanents.l 1

ALL WHO HAVE CONSERVATIVE TENDENCIES
should PHILLIPS "PALArABLE" COD IIvFG Oh.
binauOn with PHCsPHO- 10 builds up sys
with astonishing rapidly An druggists. Depot Patts
Pure Quinne Pills, fresh made every dav,
kers r. arnacy 40. 3j3 Gthaye. Note the following
greatly reduced prices Pdin Is cents d0zcI gralss
30 cents grains 10 cents grans, ~ cents grains IS
cents 10 grains, I'll 80.
The HOLMAN PAD and its auXiliaTies are
marvel success the universal P1na
Of anything known IL medicine. -
PROFESSOR II. 4. LOOMS. NJ. ID.
WINCHEsTER's HYP0PHOsPHITEs
Will cure Consumption, Coughs. Bronchitis Debility &c
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
oUAsHING THE DUDLEY INDICTMENT.


The indictment against Superintendent Dudley
of the Department of Buildings, charged with re-
ceivlng brbe of 800 from John Knox. was yes
terday quashed by Recorder Smyth on application
of Mr.. Dudleys counsel. The evidence before the
Grand Jury was to the effect that Knox called on
Superintendent Dudley to obtain permission to
alter q certain building. The two were alone.
After a long talk Knox took 500 bill from his
pocket and hipped it in the air. Where II went
10 Knox would not say, but he was certain it did
not go out of the window. Assistant District-At-
torney Rollins did not oppose the quashlng OF the
Indictment. In explanation of this he SAID after
ward to a TRIBUNE reporter that the statute
under which Superintendent Dudley was indicted
was new one. and the Indictment, special one,
was somewhat hastily drawn. The statute makes
Ii an offence for any officer to receive money or
other consideration TO influence his official action
The Indictment charged that Knox gave to Dudley
S1OO and that the latter knew that Knox gave 1t
to him to influence his official action, but it did not
alege that there was any agreement between them
for that purpose. Mr. Rollins added that new In
dictment would probably be found by the present
Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
nm r,ses 6I6 sun 5:43 Clock fast I'm. l2s
Maon sets 1856 Moon sOutIs 0u3 Moons age, days IL
ulGH WATER TO DAY-A. NJ.
Sandy Hook. 33B GOV lsland i:ZD iieu 0ate-.. bli
HCn wATEE ToDAl-P. "
SANDY Hook a20 Island. 800 He'll Gate. 6A9
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
THE ALLEGED BEfBERY IN MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 20.-The House Bribery
Committee examined two witnesses to-day, but
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
r. z. z.
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
USE IN THE WORLD

ONE 80 CENT BOT TIE
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS OF Ell EPi;
DENIES AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER NED
ICINES OR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE -. - . =.
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY RELIEF u AP-
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CORDING TO DIRECrIONS-PAIN FROM W hAIENEh
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Coughs HOarseness Bilious Collie InfanmatoI ot the Bowels
stomach Liver Kidneys, or with CrDuD Insy ever
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ache EaTache with Tumbago Pain In the Back or hneu
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CRAMPS, Spasms, the applc1toh OF IAD'
WAYS READY RELIEF will cureyoa oI the wOrstoi eso
complaints Ia a few hours.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
HEALTH is WEALTH.
Health of Body is Wealth of Mind.
RiDWiYS SiRSiPiRjLLIII RES9LIEIT,

PuIt DI
II would have your flesh firm y0ur bones onnd without
carries, and your complexion tar, RADNAl's SAX.
SAPARILLIsN REsOLYEST
remedy composed OF ingredients OF eXtraornarV mecat
prOpct essential puly heal repair and ny orate tho
brokentown and wasted body !Ck plE AsAN l. SAFE,
ORNAMENT in its treatment aud cure.
pame the complaint may be designated,
whether ScrOfua Consumption, syphilis Ulcers Sores
TumOrs, Bois Erysipsla salt Rheum diseases OF tRo
Lungs kidneys. Bladder Womb, Skin, Liver stomach or
either chronic constitutional the virus OF e s
the BLOOD which supphes the waste and builds
and wasted tissues OF the system III
blood is unhealthy the process OF repair must De I'M
sound
The Sarsaparilian Resoiyent not Onlys compenstny
remedy bur the harmonious action OF each O Tue
gans IL establishes throughout the entire system iuncona
harmony and supplies the b0Odves with pure ana
healthy e The sn after few days ue OF
Botches Black spots. and SKIN EIuptons are rehOSeu
Sores and Ulcers cured Persons suffering from sco
MIA Erupve Diseases OF the Eyes, Mouth, Ears Leg'.
Throat Glands that have accumulated and spread eher
from mercury or from the use o oFfo
Subinde, may rely upOu cure II the sltslp IS
continued sufficient time 10 make lts impression on tAo
system. PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
DIR, RADWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasteless elegantly coaeL for IRE ~ ~ ~
orders 0l the stomach liver bowels kdn,y% ioL ley,
disc ases headache constipation cOstvenesS IN US
Tcnso mionsness bilious fever infam to1 o. JDfe
niles and a arrangements OF tho intsrlh vs;eA W4c
ranted TO effect positive cure -, =, III D.,,.a.,,
PRICE 15 CENTS PER BON S"l" py al Di"s@''''-
mp p,DWAY { co., BE- wARRsN->T.. v. Y.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
MR.. COWLEY SENTENCED.
HE RECEIVES THE FULL PENALTY.

HE RECEIVES THE FULL PENALTY
ONE YEAR IN PRISON AND TO PAY FINE OF p%oo
-znE PRISONER MAKES NO sIGN-EFfoEIs foH
NEW TRIAL.
The Rev. Mr.. Cowley was sentenced yesterday 10
imprisonment for one year in the PenltehtiarE anu
to pay a fine of $3.50. This is the fuli pehai'y Vi
the law for his offence. The prisoner showed no
emotion. bnt listened quietly to the sentence. He
will remain in the Tombs until the question OF
another trial is finally decided.
, 1880-09-27
INGERSOLL.
A Number OF Replies to His
Recent Lecture by the
Clergy,
They Unanimously Defend tho
Points Attacked by the
Colonel.
The Subject Handled in Some
-: what Conservative Manner
by Prof, Swing.
An Elaborate and F0rcib1e
Argument by Dr..
Courtney.
The Biblical Plan of Salvation
Analysed by the Rev..
Mr. Burhoe.
Faith in Coils Lore Tut Forward as The
Great Reqnisit by the Rev.
Dr.. Little.
Bishop Fallows Argues The Case from
Tho Historical Accuracy ot
the Bible.
Ungod1y Counsel" the Title Of
a Discourse by the Rev.
Mr.. Srrobridge.
The Rev. II. N. Colllsson Argues that
the Cllristfun Church 1'cacles tho
Only True Gospel.::
What tho Rev. L. P. Mercer Has to Buy
on the Subject That Is Attracting
So. Much Attention.
Ungod1y Counsel" the Title Of
a Discourse by the Rev.
Mr.. Srrobridge.
Tho Kcy. II. N. Collision Argues that
The Cllristfnn Church 2cuches tho
Only True Gospel:
What tho Rev. L. P. Mercer Has to eay
on the Subject That Is Attracting
So. Much Attention.
PROF. SWING.

PROF, SWING.
rrs rnrAs ON THE s111.1Ecr.
~ l'rol. swing preached hs usual ~ Centrai
Church yesterday morning, his text being:
nlessed sre they that do lila cumauudu,ou.s,
IL M mi i,ncn ouito II vanr s,nca nionr With
many other pnstors af this city Favo ny per-
,MsIs1 IN In n.st ~ iis HGIiity nImy tho laws uf
i3Hlt' I I attclnptci to ylow lint Wbatovcr Wink
G6ist ay axye dos o hsp MN ,Sn fS Saat &c tpyor
t eo sprcm9 m 1aS1 taS hq fhoa aet et i W a
sT pa1S of s eafety. As carsy Society tepentis for
tts s amty 1ta ~ XII sS,"tw tn' carth nr n
Iiuuysn mist defend sli,ou tho actions aud de-
srcs ef tho intiiv'dual members come thoy from
w u y,titv .ot ~ wo o w9arisn,n e, hi m ia
~ ~ nass awatn nwrr thr sui,n 1roun. honco il
Si 30 % y p'.rpsso tS!s 'aSr.'S s e poSt ,s t.
tn"" I'd discuss fiiiy hta thania ot I9st Suaday..-
WHAT t al n nsi nun @ il, to t,o sSsod?' ~ >'''
uMsa. ~ a ~" % Mf ~ un,on ~ t,,a fuiiiea ~ NJ
nE'inr imns MI ,,t % f"nnti1s,,. a, IL jaorIee. md
cruelty and should anSh W.T. pour%et' e. ot n, Ge19fe @
no r,i,t, ,n.,.n f,, ~ ~ ~ - nn III suc hi nt,"s,
nf hetmnu natt'rc. it would not 10 inix5r inst,
ii ~. nes,nes ret1eflnE % ~ o s,n
1s M'i nt md ,ea parsnns no trS aud oG!c; d fo
this reaso ~ u! ~ not Euf psMScGU M cn 10 nis, iss, "
sn hIeMcu sc" M ,ia1 II q "tu .v mrt nr tp
",t " w. ~ .'r,,v WI H. thnt H. ~ y,, n1.ss6s
Mro not worth nnsWor,& Not ony ,. nso a ~
tno .. t K9r., ,rt. -. r. III f"r % rn
jo!,.4Ss ~, tiey ais e eTxM } that shey sto Ito
MY Mes ~ 81 s. ai3 a ~, NV ;,rs" ,taoIf IN
'snv uM, nv nov md ,noru III rntsoai lirhs,
tnls . tcUei n .nt ,.n tu.u t.s,,, Ha tho aM1,ra
rhetorical nor!s tnat ca!a iionl III ~, n
merit e s Az hG5 ws ~ sa as
INC iherpo,,aitto!s y T. thv Wrlnss ~ sss q
Wight WGll 10 1StlEtnEu
, 1880-09-27

111s nE,rr TO rSont.so11-
The Rev. rrrdcrick Courtney, rector Of St
Jn1nrs' Church, corner OF. Huron aid cass
streets, spoku to very large congregation
yesterday tnorlstng, mking for Ills text:
Whit must t'o to bs savel7-Auts. xvi, %.
Mr.. Courtney spoke as follows;
ssS hs Lrs III ILL., c ., UT,
g s 9 % IL! .f!'s @ ,s p Will g
9f tnS rEs 4 1e ths Gty ~ sqsaay %
pnpols a. of thls y. ely. and sown lso4ocAst
9tcat c %nu 1,uny ,;'' neoGio .that it. WIS dcsraa
vi, Il" ,S nrn1,, v9 .s"e, tncn sii
TX innt.,rt, nv Is X viz ;r"r,.d' en n "n =,
Hopt top ,at th1 seti,nss 1,t ~: at .S F HIT s III
doe w bs s. 70 rs 10lh at so % she apS
thtown rsro, 1w a Gay nswSr s, s S es.lpn Pr II asn
Wher9 % tho iuotrer w,'s @ wsx @ IL st tbo i ;.ssss
!;eiax tS%; 'syse!f; q xetfiaF e.nsrs y ~ i;
,nomgn w sponE ae an a to ,su sint @ ~ y 1 f M
,nrn!usi 4n nns ~ the meantime snv knd
u9a intq VI !ho lab,!e II. press, r., t.! tlS
eHsc. es tt was K1,s s - NJ, 1aWSf W. t
au f!'s dot 4 xnnn M's n1. as Gru n
laye thoa9i.t L n,is'sAh's, to grytaco wiat
sss " 's ss s'Ssi W. asey yast 4
Ha&y hifefoGn, ahl tnink tit tho Rnin
. as s sass 9ss'S sn essse x sisiy sx t ess't xs
yet % noi M tatend TINT y @ shA! le ~. MnsWer .
a'ay .ftosoo! Il S f se,,'se M ' sot th'ae tss u!
S"mEros"S ono beli9xo there ,rrc,.,'n, %rS
would aot, lro,l nc reputation o. O. tig LECTURER
81 suxs s tas ''s ss % uSe w VII i
ihat ho sstd on that essason. Aad shnk Tint Tint
se sssy ii III ii lit s coHxssstoa HWY eS @ yp s
Ht t. s@x tt tay ,s %Sso ,yaq5 n1 at
satisfaetory. / hnye thought 4 necessary to
preface what nave tn MY thls nort,lns With
.derstand distlnoily tho .P,,s'tIon which j tako.
Ehla Is not @s!t!ofl naSu Gi1osali.
tucos at yo pGs''o e';sro Mas1I e'fSt,nii fS4ani
upon mo, iur I ftlt that sl.tt!ia " untruo to
mysoli, untrue t. you! and untrue to tio ua.lse
lssaliod, X | did not tnko up tho matter nov.
but passed. It ovcr ~ silence. Nuw, ono Of tho
thtpxs thAt Was st.tcl wns thls: ''Ihat tao
drcsscs, all tho pEetondett ear,narka, showing to
wcro wrltiesl, ire sltnpty iuterpulntlons, anll
nfGrybpuy th4t las studied th1 subject knows
r." Ths IL wllat say ~ ruplyi Al tlo rM!,l.
Or Individuals, tho only doubtful t'no buing
that asitlrcssed 70 tho t;phosfans, 4,!d
putett words ar0 gonutno Tho Eplsilo
IL thu ltebrowa hus Rlwlys becn 1uvoKnlxcl aA
WIZ s,co Y Gsss Il & g. II rte9 s; th M
written by tho:e wiioso l!anes th9y, n1ar. ~
, 1880-09-27

lEha tnGFG mrs b1tIlB ItNIflI1nl tHFlHtlu{I9 MHO
nrn sonc denominations wl,lci, ai lnnko tiso uf
shnt fornnlh Of wtrts. hut it Is Bafo 10 sny TINT
that tho Church ~ lo,lEur ,norits rebukc.
% ca ar "aaGr " ysrs assa 40 o q fsS 'as
Universal needed much plain tnts froi, lnllrl or
ir"m any 3ns alo t., M xss" 4, ior T. d!d in!a TN
deeply Injurious. tAither TGclareI timt .saoro
was 70 s'n for w!,iet, faih q Christ woal,l flot
lie a ayaf iin j'irent u I,t e'nHn ths tces nas @
OF igtI ycnrs rnp1t!ly bccotnc obsolete. Nut ono
or thn ttryc dt',thl.tnlons which now make up
filth. They wn,!i join with tho inii,lel i
o aso 't II ".y ,t s"GS! ~ !d*H + y Il cn1.s %es
fidelity to It's teaShinu' i 9cneraly unleratnl
snly9t!on !. Y faith !. a salvation BY a per,
t. his E,nperor ' dix thcso new new elixlonists
os ter af IL o rs ao + chrst ri IL 1S wro
ti!s taking II. solemn vow, was tho act Of fulfil
which bccane conspicuous part in the pfan Of
tirst ac& or Christianity wis 10 make each hcart
xw to f. ris a GsneyIG n sir
Of Pa4ansm u religion. mi! ni nll iianoraty
ns racttcc at,d IN espnu.nl of That Pew e !eat!.
ersh wtifi, ppearcd n J.!ea: a a u, ,f Gr'at
and Httcfst,' low in reverence. this tpw Of fnti!
WIZ WIZ not az e'nnsy nation ~ Tint o1dsn g, tnc a,l
VIII MOI DC III uur guy. otlL OW " "! !resL AIld
punish tho curly followers OF JrsuA. l'tlhy re-.
ported TINT hn could hot fut thcm Kalty1t
crn1rs. but only nf Il Iltinl1lc superstition. To
tho curly Christian II th9rorora seemed II first
rctIusit that they should 1.-Two without crimes.
+ subsequent pcrl"ls perverted that simple
rr!igiH! and declared tbnt Il afti!,cr could Ge
suvGd t!t giving nssont +, ecrtnin dnctrlncs or
that siit,sr cUuld buy Heaven by paying Ger
tain sl'V,s Ut iiintlcy iuso tho frensury Of q
church, it'll st,oh events IN tho tucrcts,u world
nlst bo clHscd ht,lung tie plumbers !tlid vices
ofsoc!cty. Tho t1st'tutton u rh1r!laKc cannot
Dncda Community nsny have innde of it on tho
other. l(Nt Aaci1l cntHpact must bu lUpkr,i vt
III MI tho lights, n,d lRu.t not be FceH only In II
Mormnn settlunlent or III Il divorce case. so
tho rcltgfpi uf our tlay ean,lot Justly bu painted
by dipping tho brush Into tho ugly. or i,lt. Or
dirty cutttY uf !Nli,runt u1 wlckC1 tfl1,ea hut II
cttl bo apen rightly nnly by minds wliu enough
aud fair cilDugh to separRtu tho absolute
frsim tho tsic!GntN[. Thcru arg many GtCr-
Kstncn nDw enysEt,d III ncttve duty In
their profession who. II they weru conl-
pcc,l 10 find tho lnctrihps uf thelr Chrs-
NAntty IN tho banks Ut tnly certain nd itUn,uu.
isis md old Cnrtntsts. would ut oncp desvetd
from ttotr nulplts aIid jDsn with those WIN ltvu
wtthuuk uotI md without hupp; but ihpy rp-
there ID Il rcliEioil-u Cl,ristini,ly-that has not
brrn ruined o. even nlasred Dy any laundering
, 1880-09-27

theylsH,r,- -saitlew. .AArk Luke, n.'A Jo.,n.-an,
tl!e ",tt hostt,e nt,"ek np9n 'he Een..i,sn@ns: @
t!M. of fact, not 4 question u Interpretation:
III i among ,hu eass:t ,snxs u II tI,o Soria =
pick out ut least 100 interpretations IN sho
HSw fhn 1estatas"t Mtr ana W rfhk gu, :e 10. ..
swcr !. this: Thal lhorc hive beosa and
nre sunlg !ntorpolatlons. no ono hns
@ est ei % u the " arc II tho stnest pg..
shlr tance any ono ut Mll nctl!an'ntcd witli
tho subject must Of uncnconfes: Tho prlMcpie
'rst to 1anku W h!s mind as e whRt he Wy re-
eeiy0 and whit! 10 IL e'!ntcilt 70 acknowledge
which ho .l,es aot lIkc, or wl,ish hs thinks e g
ireoststent with ~: ptovions'y
artl Is IN Y lntcsM,atnn:. M You ~; ma thas as
r..lnetnber tho. scnsc-!t goes !n this. way:
oas Of s" tho sclo % sho % Mos, h. sys
t t d sTs IL st Sq II bss %eea May Sstf:s o s,sr n
tint T,1yaa 4; be Is 'lssc 9f
"a s ~ ssc ~ e r. y 81 as Sas
II thnt why, he wunll direct tho Jury To consider
that counsel was try'na Il; aluse q h's prsroxa-
hlaau, ap,sai to tic cn,ntno sc!ss u ittiInani
9ls B1ei:nl Or my other kl.,d u srttu!sn,:
1uaslnGnts. and srpeaas Christ's rctnurks 70
h!!a,.!t ton wiit en,er M tato vs. keep ,ho Com
as: .as :st sa es 5so
,a tss s a"s @ si 81 r Sn sst MI M os dtSsf ssr n
TIC y!!lnK nf' BUD anil 'l,s lcetul or. list Snn-
d. w,u fresh, aui think hU wos mis-
taken: "A!l thoss things hnye H., / kcp.
hn l,tnrjGctIutt, Hut tho thing thnt he {l,Ker-
, 1880-09-27
1IE Nuj7EIs TO 1sTsAt1.
SO M ETHING
Wi||oughby, &Co
THAT
"CONCERNS"
Every Pssson living in Cook County.
S 3 ] 10 Q O.O0
Three Hundred and Scvcn:y-onc Thousand
Dollars has been paid to the WORKING
MEN and WORkfNGWOMEN Of this
City and County sincc 1an.r by
Willoughby,nill&Co

t"Wtat of ~ They also got the money
kete,"l "But"-" But." W1LLOUGH-
BY, HILL & CO. afc surrounded by "big"
Clothing Stores that arc owned In New York
and Boston, AND EVERY SINGLE DOL
TAR YOU pAYOUT in THOSE STORES
is LOST-LOST-LOST Chicago peo-
pie forever and ever. ,
Now, then, Is this too much for WILL
LOUGHBY. HILL. & CO. to ask Of you.-
simply to sec thcis goods and prices' Take
any Of t!a:ir goods to any other store for
comparison, and then US: your own judg-
nens buy Of uH II tits for your interest; re-
conc back sto you. Leave 1t 1t, the other
stores around us, and It's forever and ever
LOSTl LOSTl LOST to Chicago.
You can return any goods you buy Of
W1LLouGHBY, HILL & CO. any time
within year, and III not so:tcdl your
money will be handed to you chccffu1y.
, 1880-09-27

Improved Cctiutotti Ctts' costnrs'
and Boyonls. DO rot sUlit In 1oat'1ss-
est weather. H4NNES' Hat Store
81 Madison ut. Tribune Bustasisy).
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.

S1AIE Ot' LOUISIANA, late Parish, now
~ Seventeenth judicial District Court, Par
ish Of East Baton Rouge Mayer Broh hers vs.
NJ. L. Leblanc ct. ais. No. 1923 and in the late
Parish now Seventeenth Judicial District Court
parish of East Baton Rouge, II. H. Hansell, vs.
j. l.. Leblanc, agent. No. 1899.
BY virtue OF two writs Of Feri Facias, issued
in the above entitled and numbered suits. and
tome directed from the said Honorable Court
holden in and for the parish and State afore.
said lhave seized and will expose to public sale,
in front Of the Courthouse door of said parish
on
Saturday, tho 9th day Of November
next, A. d., 1880, between the hours of eleven
O'Clock a. NJ and four clock ?. NJ, of said d v,
all tn" right, title, interest and claim of the
Defendants J. l.. Leblanc in his capacity OF
Agent and attorney in fact for his wife and
OF Mrs, Mary Louise Leblanc nee French, both
absentces, now represented by j. W. burgess,
curator ad hoe, i'll and to the following describ.
ed property tO.wit:
The west half Of lot number FIVE, in square
number four, measuring thirty feet from, on
Main street by "a depth Of one hundred and
twenty feet. French measure, in that part of
the city of Baton Rouge, laid out A. Grass. with
all the buildings and improvements therein.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amounts of juds.
ments, interests and costs claimed in the two
above entitled and numbered suits.
Terms Of sale-cash With the benefit of 40.
prasement. j. W. BATES. Sheriff.
September 80, Vents