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a NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES.
Office, Evening News, Augusta, Ga.
d.. TUT: Dear Sir-My little son, was attacked
with pneumonia last winter, which left him with .
violent cough, that lasted till y. thin q month since,
for the cure OF which I am indebted toyour valuable
EXpectorant. had tried most every thing recon.
mended, but none did any good until used your Ex.
pectorant, one bottle of which removed the. cough
entirely. With many thanks. l am yours truly,u--
JOHN III. EIG
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treat each point as fully a1d explicitly as
the tine will permit
The following report of the Committee
on Finance was then read. and on motion
OF ar. Seely, seconded, tie same was &C
copied.
Thibodaux, July 9TH, 1880.
To TIE Police Jury of The Parish OF La,our-
che:
COMMUNICATIONS committee OF Finance
have carefully examined the accounts and
vouchers OF the Parish Treasurer and have
verified his report made this day 30 your
honorable Board and find the accounts
and vouchers to coincide perfectly there
with.
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Dr.TUT'T'S,
E.XpeCtofanf !

IN 25CTS. AND 81 BOTTLES.
It's properties are Demulcent, Nutri:
tive BalsaIaic, Soothing and Healing.
Combining all these qualities, it is the
most effective LUNG BALSAM ever
offered to sufferers from pulmonary
diseases
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----
Iotll----..----...- s6St 40 lJ6
Receipts since:
From l. 4 Webre. Sher
lii, fac in suit state of
Louisiana vs.. Mrs. Per
fy u alias, Judgment
rendered in $751;. Is 90
Total Receipts..... --S7n0 Al 1,c
by Disbursements since:
Stck Claims acct. pd. to j..
I~hioodauX, war. 49,. y 90
Gen. Fund 1879 pd. to
". II. Raglan, war. 504 81 80
A. tossignol. war 500 Is -
II IL Ihiber.e. war 500 294 s.
r, Jahnkle, war. 517... la 30
Gen. Fund, 1880, pd to
II. Franklin, war. %. 500
Total Disbursements ---s5iO so
Da,''nee on hand--- $i59 80 lI6
Divided as follows, to-wit:
General Fund.
of lS.9....... l2f II Iro
" lSoo-.---... 80 is
i62 81 Irs
10 deduct surplus paid
OF Back Claims acct ? G. 2,S
lJ9 50 lI6 1853 80 lis
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T~HlBODAUX, July 5tb. 1888,

THIBODAUX, July 5th, 1880.
To the President and Members of the P,Jee
Jury Of the Parish Of Luyourche:
gentlemen, | have complied witt, file re-
quest made by your Honorable Body. bv
communicating with Mr.. 5. X. Snaer. his
triet Attorney Of Terrebonne. relative to
the boundary line through the Acadia
plantation, aud being informed that Mr.
Z. j. Gay had instituted proceedings
against the Parish of Terrebonne to prevent
SAID Parish from collecting any taxes
against said Acadia plantation, | have pro.
cured Il certified copy of the p%etitio,, of
Mr.. l.. }. Gay. which l annex hereto for
your consideration.
Respectfully Submitted.
tSlgndd) +. a. OsUILlVAN,
Attorney of Police Jury.
On motion, duly seconded. the above ~.
port Was accepted. and the certified copy of
petition annexed thereto was taken urder
consideration. "
The following memorial was read. and
on morton OF Mr., Conlon. duly seconded.
the same was respectfully received and re
ferred 10 the Committee on Roads and La
wees:
THIBODAUX, June, 1880,
TO The President and Members Of the Po,T,e
Jutyof the Parish Of Latourehe:
Gentlemen, The undersigned would rn-
speetfuiiy call your attention t" section !.
ordinance No. l39 OF Your Honorable Body
whlch axes Il tax on rice fumes. in ;,ccor
daHee With the provisions of section 6 of
Act No. ~ OF the session of 1891.
your petitioners would represent. that
the amount adopted, fifty cents. perpenIic
uiar loot ia excessive. and that it is "a mat
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Had terrible NIGHT SWEATS.
Memphis, Feb. II, 1871.
DR.. TUT: Sir-I have been suffering for nearly two
years with a severe cough. When l commented Ia
king your Expectorant was reduced to one hundred
and sixteen pounds in weight. 1 had tried almost
everything had terrible night sweats. Ihave taken
half dozen bottles. The night sweats have left me,
the cough has disappeared, and have gained fifteen
pounds in flesh. l recommend it to all my friends.
With great respect, OLIVER RICE
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ANSONCES.

Hn:An--d'arance. So OC
Ua Numcro. 10
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II. N. COULON,
II. ago.


The chair appointed Messrs. CouIon. Ayo.
and to'se, on tue special committee created
to take under consideration the memorials
and Ordinance relative to Sunday Law.
On motion OF Mr.. Coulon, seconded by
Mr.. Moran. the President of,the Board was
made chairman OF the aforesaid specia!
committee.
The President appointed Messrs. Folse.
Matthews and Seeley, on the committee crea
ted to take INTO consideration and carry
out the provisions of Act No. H, session of
1880 requiring police iuries to make provi.
sion for the support OF all ~ini;rns &c.
On motion oi Mr.. Coulon, duly seconded
by Mr.. Moran, the Police Jury then adj
.Jourped until tomorrow, July 9th. 1880 at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. :
[sisued] S. T. GRISAMORE,
President Police Jury,
Parish Of Lafourche.
Certified:
j.. f. ALLAN, Clerk.
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F.-SANCAN, f:oprietaire-Geraut
ABONNEHENT

6JssAU: Eacoiyanra Gre IA ct Levee
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9TH G THUNDERER"
On Irish Lswlessness,


LONDON, November 26.-The Times
says: We fear that Forster was una Bile
yesterday to encourage his colleague
with the report that the lawlessness was
abatng in ireland. 1t is too plain that
the most detestable outrages daily occur,
and that unparalleled terrorism has been
imposed upon three Irish counties. The
law is almost powerless to prevent these
crimes or to punish these criminals.
The authorities have made every effort
to prevent the life and property by EN-
pleying ordinary forces, but the conspir-
acy Is too s,roig and subtle to
be so restrained. The utmost
that can be done effectualy
at present, is to defend the new persons
who are threatened. Some eighty Irish
gentlemen are under police protection.
The legal enforcement OF the contracts
relating to land is at an end in most
parts of Munster and Connaught, and
the lawlessness Of the peasantry and of
the masses in the towns is seething and
spreading These facts continue to cause
grave anxiety to the authorities OF Ire
land, and we may conclude that the
Cabinet has not resolved to set aside
their views, even for a short time, with.
out much hesitation and misgiving, but
the decision has been adopted partly
on the faith OF the hopes which spring
eternal in the ministerial breast.
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MISCELLANEOUS TELEGRAPH ITEMS.

The reports Of two vessels being rock
ell in the deep are Published. One, the
steamer Can ia which lett Chicago five
or six DAYS ago for CJllingwood, and the
other, the schooner l. and ID. Fisk, ply
ing between New York and Port Royal.
The crews OF both steamers were lost
with the exception OF one on the latter
vessel who alone remains to tell the tale.
A private "string up" occurred at
Salem, Va. yesterday. The principal
participant in the affair was one NJ. DE
Lafayette Hawley.
Col. John u. Thompson, the cele-
brated Ohio politician, has purchased an
interest in the Columbus Daily TB.ss
and will soon take charge OF that journal
and make it the leading Democratic
organ OF the State.
The newly Presideut-elect hal quite a
varied day OF thanks. He took his first
meal OF the day, sacrilegious breakfast,
with Rev. Bob Ingersoll; attended his
little Campbellite edifice "around the
corner; din9d at home, and chatted
with politicians in the after part OF the
eventiul day, conspicuous among the
number being Grants old friend, "Po.
ker Bob" Schenck, OF London fame.
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Rank Cases in Court.

NEW YoRK, November 2j.-lu a suit
brought in the United States Cpur; by
the National Exchange Bank OF Albany
VS.. Receiver OF Taxes OF Albany, To re.
strain the collection OF taxes imposed
upon the shares of the bank for the
year 1879, the court has decided IN
favor oi the bunk, on the ground Tia,
the act Of lSo6 is Invalid and furnished
no authority 10 assessors to assess bank
shares, because the act does not permit
bank shareholders 10 deduct their debts
from their assessments. The banks IN
the city will take proceedings IN the
United States Court 81 a. TO secure the
full benefit of the decision. They have
already taken proceedings in the STATE
courts To have the assessments OF their
shareholders for the year 1880 declared
Illegal. The amount Of taxes imposed
upon bank shares in New York City Is
more than =, 100000.
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IRELAND'S IRRITATION.
A CONTEST WHICH HAS DESCENDED
THROUGH CENTURIES
OF British Misrule-The Power Of Conquest
and the Right Of Con6scation Of
lands-Bfitish Wiews-Marine
Horrors-Sporting News.
GENERAL FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

The attitude of parties in Ireland is,
at the present, one of great peril to the
interests OF that long-sutfering country.
The peasantry are driven almost to des-
peration by the heartless tyranny OF the
alien landlords, backed up by the re-
sources of the British Government,
which ever contemplated the miseries OF
Ireland with complacency. They refuse
in many places to pay the enormous
rackrent till some mitigation OF the feu-
dial system is effected. The landlords,
on the contrary. having no sympathy
with the people who keep themselves
and their families in luxury, are deter.
mined to exact the last iarthing. The
Irish people are not exacting. So long
as matters are tolerable they will not
complain.
The REGISTER publishes brief and
highly interesting history Of the contest,
which is not a recent one by any means,
but has been going on tor many centu-
ries
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What was the Matter with Herr

New YORK, November 26 The police
oil Jersey City entertain suspicion that
Mrs. Martha Emma Lehbach, who was
burned at her home in Jersey avenue
and First street, early yesterday morn,
ing. didn't meet with an accidental
death. She is the wife OF Peter Leh.
bach, a barber. 1t is said that mutual
jealousy has embittered the. couple
against each other. TIE chamber OF
death, when the chief OF police visited it
this morning, everywhere bore marks OF
the woman's horrible agony. She pr-ss'
ei her back against the wall to put out
the fire, and the imprint OF her figure ls
burned in it. At another point the form
OF her hand is burned in the wall. A
suspicion was then aroused that the
burning was not accidental, by the fact
that the seat of the chair in which the
woman had been sitting was burned en-
tirely out.
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Monroe County Man Scooped.

CIxClxSATI. November 26-J. ID.
Wilton, a steamboat pilot, who halls
from Monroe county. Ohio, complained
at Hammond street last night OF the
operations OF a Sc. OF bunko sharps. lie
said that about O'Clock yesterday after.
noon he was met at the corner OF
Vine street and Fountain place by a
stranger, who scraped acquaintance
with him, and after the two had become
quite friendly induced Whition to ac-
company him to No. 253 Walnut street,
where there was lottery office, and
where he claimed there vas a prize
awaiting him. Whitton accompanied
the fellow, and was induced to play pol.
lev until the shsrpers had all the money
he had-S225-when they let him g.
At the time ne complained it was too
late to do anything, and the matter had
u rest until to-day.
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land grants IS per cent. to at, and
Chesapeake and Ohio b bonds I per
cent to 73i.


STATE BoSps-Moderately active.
SroCEs-The market opened strong
and generally i@i per cent. higher,
Erie, the Changers and coal shares show
ing the most Improvement, and in the
early dealings further advance OF ia
j per cent. was recorded, the latter in
Delaware, Lsckawanna and Western.
Subsequently speculation became de-
pressed and decline of tG3 per cent.
took place, the latter Western Union,
which vas followed by a recovery Of t(9
| per cent, but in the late dealings the
market aga n. became weak and closed at
about the lowest figure of the day. The
decline, as compared with Wednesdays
closing, being from to 81 per cent,
Western Union leading the downward
movement. The rumor comes from Bos.
ton that W. II. Vanderbilt and ID. ..
Mills, OF this city, are negotiating for
block oi Union Pacific stock which will
give them control of the road. II is
claimed that the controlling interest is
for sale at 40, and that Vanderbilt and
Mills already own large proportion OF
the share capital. Another uf the ru-
mors current on the street is that sew.
eral Of the large California capitalist
spectators, not before in this market,
have brought their money and have, for
a week, been buying stock. Still an.
other rumor is To the effect that rould
has been caught larg, " short OF North
western, 81. Paul. Lake Shore and 4 Erie
and has lost heavily.
A new counterfeit ten.dollar United
States note was discovered at the sub
Treasury to-day.
Since the announcement OF the decis.
ion Of Judge Wallace in the United
States Circuit Court in the case OF the
National Albany Exchange Bank in re-
gard to the taxation Of bank shares II
has been learned that the National
Bank OF Commerce OF this city has filed
bill in the United States Circuit Court
against the city and Martin I. McMahon,
As Receiver OF Taxes, To restrain the col.
lection OF tax.s imposed by the city
upon the banks shares for the year 1889.
The transactions on the stock tx.
change aggregated $40 shares, of
which 1000 were Chicago, Darlington
and Quincy, =, 400 Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati and indianapolis. %, 600 Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western, 400
Delaware and Hudson Canal, 2,2UO Den.
yer and Rio Grantie, l20, 600 Erie, 1900
Hannibal and st. Joseph, 1000 Iron
Mountain, 5000 Illinois Central. 1900
Kansas and Texas, 10000 Lake Shore,
1000 Lake Erie and Western. 200
Central, Morris and Essex,
| 100 Marietta and Cincinnati first pre-.
fcrred, 2S, 900 Northwestern, 200 Nash
vile and Chattanooga. 5000 New Jersey
Central, li.OO0 New York Central. 100
Northern Pacific, 9,200Ohio aud Mssls.
sippi, 10000 Ontario an | Western, 1900
Pacific Mail, $500 Reading, 1900 81.
Paul. 900 st. I'aul and Omaha, $1,000
Union Pacific, 20,002 Wabash Pacific,
81 900 Western Union, :, 600 Rock Island
md ! 600 Louisville and Nashville,
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b & o. X. X. co.
Will Charge for Storage of Wheat in Bal
timore

Will Charge for Storage of Wheat in Bal
timore.
BALTIMORE, November 26.-The B. &
o Il. X. Company posted the following
notice at the Corn aud Flour Exchange
to day:
Notice is hereby given that on and
after December q, 1881, the rate OF extra
storage on wheat in the elevators Of the
b. 4 o. Company at this point will be
3.l6 OF one cent per bushel for five days
or parts OF the same, q cents per bushel
for each and every ten days thereafter or
parts OF the same
The notice created quite commotion
among the operators and wheat fell sew
oral "snts ner hnshel. The ""'~E -.
say this timely notice has been given
with no idea or intention whatever OF
an increase of revenue from storage, but
simply to avert a blockade in the eleva-
tors and in several thousand cars at this
point, which would prevent steady
and regular flow OF wheat from the West
and cause lookup here.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Ch1CekC.
CHICAGO. November 26--The Dror|rs
Journal reports hog receipts 1000
head; shipments 2,3M head; prime
in strong demand and firm; others qnlrt
and weak; miyed packing s. iotai %;
light II GOdI 20; choice 81 SOtaj 10,
one sale at - -; all goo sold quality
good.
Cattle-Rcceipts 800 head; ship.
mcnts 1000 head. Market active and
firm; expor, - iot",d ID; good to choice
shipping - SJ'dj ~. common To lar
So 70(d4 30: butchers slow and weak :.
chiefly = 2Ola2 80; stockers steady ~
81 5O(d,3 30; Western unchanged; half
breeds 81 30a3 20; through Texans s. 30
az 20.
Sheep-Rcceipts 800 head; shipments
200 mead; common Ia medium - 2Va,
36j.
New York.
New York, November 26 Reeves -
Receipts for two days 3 li0 head. Mar
ket dull aud depressed, with very low
sales at lower figures Tor all grades. The
yards were no, cleared. Colorado hall
breed steers 7im7ic; poor to goo1 ma
,lves 7id7lc; prime and extra l0d l0!c
Exporters used coo head TAT steers,
mainly at oi9l0!c. Shipments today
ard westerly ,jOS quarters beef, :Ol
rarcasses mutton. go dressed pigs; a.
90 out to-morrJs, $50 head live cattl",
$3.50 quarters beef. $50 carras.es NUT
ton. The assignment OF 5. Hamburger
cattle butcher, With abnnt $4,000 M
checks op', heIpcd 10 sesken the cattle
market this morning.
Sheep-R ccipts for two days ,2U
head. Choire whethers FOR export scarce
firm AMI unrhan2-d; lower grades sheet
and al. grades lamb. dub and IoSer
Sheep sold at g 20laj - per hundr.'
pound. lambs 81 GjItj %, including
prime Canada.
Receipts for Yesterday and TO
day, I7,GO) head; hive hog' dull anf
nominal; no sales; rec car iolis held
At 81 70G4 %.
Cincinnati
CrScISs,TI, November 2j How :
DOLL. common Sc 9oa4 20: light - 500
4 So; packing 81 jja4 80; butchers
s. 75a,4 s. Receipts 32 800 head ship
ments 1900 head.
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A Neck lnn a ooSe.

>--r, ", November - The ex-
.-as Marcus p, Lafayette llawley,
.-. .s,, month in the Circuit
...'., county. OF the murder OF
y. Il.vrS IN June oi last year,
r ."" t.-h lay. Both the murderer
En..w were Whit men. The
~,r'.. NJs conducted privat 'lv,
,-.a, persons present being the Oiii'
..' ...r court, a small guard, Clergy
.ia'. '." reporters. \ cold ram,
80. G. .s., prevailed during the day.
"+..... Sea I.y during the hanging.
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PARIS.
General De Cissey's Trial.

PARIS. November 26.-In the De Cis.
sey libel case, to-day, Larsint, one Of the
defendants, accepted the responsibility
for the articles in petit parisOn and admit
ted the evidence OF the witnesses oi Gen.
De Cissey. Lsisant's request that the
court adjourn for week in order that
he might produce witnesses was reject
ed. The counsel for the prosecution
dwelt upon the glorious services OF Gen.
De Cissev and declared that his accusers
were prosecuting in him the soldier who
was first to enter Paris during the reign
OF commune. This was received with
cheers in the court room, and tumuIt
followed in consequence, which sitting
was suspended and the hall cleared.
When the sitting was resumed the Pres
ident OF the tribunal censuied the men,
bers OF the bar for participating in this
ESRfiiMlhiv;l lis JafrgtfmtHr sJag,GT0Nsel
monstrate that the charges made against
Gen. De Cissey were absolutely un.
founded. The counsel for the defense
followed, and ut the conclusion OF his
speech the trial was adjourned until to-
morrow
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D..n Er.se, and Finally Dead.

'H.'gS November 2o.-The body
.At 'aaapwu woman was found yes
.y 90 'u" tark ward of house on
.. ~'.".' street frozen still, and lying
-. ,.!r, also nearly frozen, q man
,,'.-i Jan Mean from Green Bay.
.. -.. .EJUN to excess the night be-
aat yrylmr Helpless from liquor
@'r'. hrtu r'aimed To have known
...; '. a,~ companion, who was a
--'s g g." police, but evidently a
'''.t4'.. e.. yrIc,rr.
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WASHINGTON.
Cabinet Meeting Bullion Outs;and-
inR

Cabinet Meeting Bullion Outs;snd-
ing.
WAsmINGroN, November 26.-At the
Cabinet meeting to-day nothing but
routine business was disposed oi: Sec.
retary Evarts announced that the United
States Commissioners had negotiated
two treaties with China, both OF which
had been signed, and will be sent to the
Senate Immediately after it cOnvenes.
There is now about 81, ,O1O,O ,OO0in gold
bullion outstanding to the credit OF the
United States Treasurer, out Of when 1t
has been decided to coin monthly So.
OOO, 900 OF the denomination OF five and
ten dollars. No gold coin OF less de
nomination than five dollars will he
coined at present. The work referred
to Will be performed at the Philadelphia
mint. IL IS thought this will be con-
tinued until the SS5,00O,0OO in bullion
on hand is worked up.
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Schooner Stranded.

CAPE HArrERAs, November 26.-Ihe
schooner l.. and ID. Fisk, OF Bath, Me,
q. W. Snowman, master, from New
York for Port Royal, stranded on the
outward Diamond shoal at $50 P. NJ,
November 22l. The crew, consisting
OF seven men, lsshed themselves in the
rigging. Ats p. NJ. November 2Srd,
Can't. Snowman and Seaman c. K. Lew
/. were washed overheard and drowned:
Al $50 the mast fell and the vessel
broke in pieces. q. q. Snowman and
VIM. Snowman got upon a piece OF
plank, leaving three others upon the
bow OF the wreck. At sunset, VIM. Snow.
man died from cold and was washed OFF
the plank, and at 1:30 A, NJ. November
18th, q. q. Snowman. the only survivor,
landed on the beach one mile north OF
this station and walked to the light
keepers dwelling, having been in the
s,a about ten hours and swan and
driited about fifteen miles.
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ORY 9OOD9.
Rev York.

Nrw YoRr, November 26 DRY Good.
Cotton goods market very strong ard
prices advancing. Augusti sheetinRs
an drills are advanced cent. Amer.
can Stark and Aubnrn grain bags are
advanced. Prints quiet and steady.
Merinac shirtings advanced 8! cents.
Mems wear woolens quiet aud firm.
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ATo,eio Blaze

...u. NY inter "a fire oc-
..... .r..,m raiu- ia the iOur-story
.u..r- owned 10y the Charter
i.. Insurance trmpauy and
d, ,ar FELTON, B.ocS. rdusing
..arr the amount oi 5000. which
rt! O., insurance in I tIe Home of
Naf SAINT the Insurance Company
N~ AUrrirI. The first story is
-.. U.s. Jjuil. hall and the upper
-,., .r:.n-S los numerous tenants,
E E....,. >-uu1 % 5000 ON household
IS, nl-y insured.
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THE PoRKoPoLIs
Heavy Firs-Jswelry shop Assignment

CiocISshTf. November 21.-A irs
bruke out this morning in the rear of
bniIding No. ~, Wsinn, street, occn.
pied by M.-nk, Jansen Il 90, whole.
sale grocers and dealers in liquors. and
destroyed the entir. rear part oi the
roof OF Eve story building. with most
OF its costenp. Total los- 5000
Chss. X. stsinsn Il Co, wboiessls
jexerers, No. 20 West Fourth sireei
made an assignment 10 ". J. Mack. No
statement Vas made of the arrests and
LA i.ilities. The bond oi the assignee is
| at fxed $s00O0. which would innicsts
the a.,ets 10 he f2D 90.
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WHEELING W. VA,SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 27, 1880

ion whose name becomes murder.
What is glory in France is dubbed
"agrarianism" in Ireland by the Saxon.
Can We, therefore, be surprised that the
hollow mockery Of a "conapirator' g
trial" in Dublin adds fuel to this fire,
and that from the east to the west, the
north to the south, wall is going up in
Ireland to be followed by woeful con.
HapratiOn2