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ADJUSTMENTS,

our THEATRES,
The character Of tho mntcrinl offered by tho
managers Of orr theattcs tliirng tho week now
opening wIlE--wlth tho exception of 1Iavcrjy's,
ut whose house "Tho flankcr's Daughter" Is to
De rovivca-b1 Of m exceedingly volatile char
actcr. AT Mcvickcr's Ji.sllud IFhilc0nt enters
upon the second wouk OF MI engagement TINT
hhs opened out q per cent hotter ihan any
previous engagement plnyeslby Donmnn Thomp-
som In this city. Nut Goodwin win renppear at
tho Grand Opera House in " Hobbies" Among
his limitations ho hRs introduced ono Of
llonry irving. tue ,English ,trngedlnn, Tho
Wy! he assnl,ed " [l stlss Jenn nclmar 4 two
luy's By tho cumtdnns ltotaon utld Cn,ne, who
Will appclr IN "shHr!s and Flats." Tony Pastor
night Mt tho Olympic. .TlieIr scason hns been n
i!i0st successfnl ono. Tonight ut thts. tloatr0
Islrnlu Bill Will rGnppeur. rhfs ovoning nao
tl,e seagon Ut tho .yost side Atl..lemy of Music
bo tho piece. N. B. Wood viii bn tho star, and
ho Will hnvo tho support Of tho newly organized
by the infringement nf tlllt thcntrU.
, 1880-09-13
SUBURBAN..


A meeting Of old soldiers Inns been called for
next saturday evening by the Englowood Union
Veternn Club Mt tho hosc- -hpnBe, for thu p,lr-
poaa OF talking over tho political situMtioit.
Speeches by numhor Of prominent soldiers
and II martial mud vocal program haa been rr-
r1ingcd. About :a0 invitations hHvo been sent
out
Tho Young Mcn's Garfield 4nd Arthur Clnb
will bold meeting Friduy oveni1lH Mt tho Ilo-
publican hca.lQunrtors, mud on cnch Frlay eyou-
* sunt,ay-School conuort WIS givuu lust oven.
irK ~ Tho rres6ytarlan church with very In
Tue nn,iYnl nlcrting Of The Town Of Like Sun.
aay-sshool Ass2sintion VII ho hel4 next * sunlay
+. Jhcobs md j. j. Nolan, Ut ChIonKo, will nd
dress tho meetfng, and tho Engiewootl Quartet
VII slnH No services will be held l1' tho othor
III, III ji1sh sssSoi ind Pullman School viii
0PS M ~ bssiei sxaiRS Stshcy of Ito County Treas
urGr's ottiee, anl Miss Mnry IIancock, dAughter
Of ". 8. linncock, Of Engluwooti. were il,urrled
sytho. Tho hnppy coi,pte were the rcGillents OF
y largo number OF hnl.dsomo aud uaoful pros-
euts+
itANLEM.
Some Of tho voters Of Harlem, who aro op-
lkseA y tho incarceration nl tho village t"bo
called Enst Liarloti., have gotten out u circular
Thnt tho saloonkoepcrs Ut East lIArlom not In
= row With tho tutnpeFaMsts men W selling
shs .hSr @ Is so III ap H.
people ana spcnd tho tnx lnoney In fat sAlarloa;
thlt thoy wtnt to mortgage, i1nrlem homes BY
tsvy pson,ssS to heavily tax their own snloens,
but do mt n!ean to DO 1t. Tho circular thoti
CLOSES with those words:
yase. gnnS TSy viii vii Sy our - p1oSec SSe s @
tho pr!co Of waRrs, holi, sustain our ch,lrchca
saeh Sc eops viii nSsp Sp as "s Il
centralized by taxy politicians who want to live
, 1880-09-13
Nils. Nctlsotlsa VIII,


Probate Of tho will of tho lAte Miss Nelson
wus OH Mon,iay gr1tntc4 to b1r. ucUrHa Lowis,
her solo executor. Tho estate was sworn under
:.5,0o but thIs, untiorsta1,d. dues not Include
ler EhcaKo property. Tbs tDatatrix appears III
"L!lua Adelaide Lac, wlfe OF Philip Lu1"; aud
ns It has been stated in souls quarters tliat this
lady. having been married. could not lugllly
right u j fcnmc *ole. BY reason Of u, order Oh
salnea at tho hAr!bdroukh Street POlIcu Court
III tho year 1875. whereby her earnings and
property wcrc proteotctl against her husband
aud his creditors. It may b. nlarrved
Property act, tho earn!ugs Ut Miss NeElsout BY
hui, professlon, are fully protected, even had
such III ur1ur not bctt ulntlo In tla year 1877
Mrs. Los obtained divorce lu tho Supreme
Court Ut Now York aRalnst her husband, who
was married for tho svcol,d time u few months
ago. III hor will she boqueasha t1du 10 30 in-
vested fur her niothoE; aud ut hor denth tho
amount u to Du divided among other relatives.
To Mrs. 0ooda!i, her conpanIon, she leaves
ElD; u Mrs. Stephons. Eloo; " her olu servant,
ugcnt IN AmUrica, Elul: to Mr. Joseph Knight,
tle wcll-kuvYn theatrical critic, Sl.M0i to Mr..
, 1880-09-13

initte,i Into tho National tlaar'ls, as there aro
no vacancies. nrms. or equipments.
Con. Torroncc. commanding tho First l'r!gadi,
sis ssfss ssG 5ss 4st1; dc e se; p ses asS @ n
need Of blanks VIII IT oi,cr nnkc rtsllsitnn for
them rhLs nt,ier M T. IN nscor'laaso gl.h re-
CAPT F. n 1tAssACK, commanding Company
y. TENTH 1nEantry. mt Utlrli recommends tho
hnnosnblo ,lIsci'arEo, oit account 0f removal
itarry i FaIrilei Frunk ii. iicath. Johti ' Z. Kem.'
iicdy, fhnnns Lixhthplarr. 1nt,lcl Miller. 'oorgo
ssh; sShi s"c, sa sea e se ; s g!;e
Krly. ind John u. Svcrs lic discharged" " far tho
goot II tho scrvtce.' Appr''vol and forwarded.
Col. ISAAC TArtUn. commanding tho Seventh
n sst sf sa a is liz s sfsS9S s
been nceepte! with grcnt regret l,y tho All.
G ys9 III. .s,ye t. sfs sfas S.est n IN Nag s
III uuarl nf filInols, ~ First I'crtennnt, Cur.
tain. and colonci ilg wns u, old soldier. m!
md honor to tho State.
GAIT: G. +. GAIT, commanding Company +,
Third Infantry, Mt uennn, recommends tho hon.
sDe Ss,e. jann xas ~ sfSf wa Kc rnk
lfenmcnwny, Jphn .. HehnIs. ElEln Il. 1tish,,
an 1nnn t IL uEcm ns IN nceons e rsoH ,s a
honorable aisehnrxc nt 1udaon Chulback." tor
tho RooA of the servicG" q. nego.,i,t Of .lcscs-
Headquarters and forsarded.
COMPANY 6, Fifth Acknowledgement
onssns!so st mc;sttR S,d st
ccremohy Of laylnE .ho cor,er-store, q I now
ns,nnsn asmoryhai - - r. greeted ~ ihNt o5.
have lcen 0iEcrcl rhtcs by tho Wnbasl! anl
2he H. Hs'tr9as saa tFp s!s
rmny i ntw drilling four ti.nes wcrk, 10 pro-
innto Its efficiency. II is tho Intention to tnko
, 1880-09-13
THE PASSION PLAY.

..,'. - nu ss',. nr,,a..'o w ,,. .so
aAhen W Asooss Anentro-A rtny
representing tho Aa&t Da3s Of tho
Nxw YoltK. Hopt. 1f.-Tho 7,yiln,ue np,,o,,nces
,h"t ,ha pas.inn rtav. n thon,rIc"i r,,nrassn.o.
taou Of tho lust days OF Christ on earth, Will 10
produced at uouths ThuAtru on peu 0, undo
tho management of Ifpnry e. Altev. ,rbis vii,
oe tao hfst pFoaucuon III New toek OF plhy
bearing on this shpjoct una the second In Amer
Fr1uaiarc, C,I.. severr.i mnnths nvo ~
s..'s'.,snS ~s, ssH,o..,T .,,s".sI,,.. nss' ~
utoa"ceu psu1ouhu '",Pscss.o"' A'a was
tho cause OF much heated discussion,
The play ran for tvo woeks, md WAS taken
, 1880-09-13

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. E.-Tho obstruction by
hrc OF a bridge OH the Wa6ash, 4t. Louis s.
rnci!ao ltaalway. two lnlles south OF Lafayette,
rendered necessary the sending OF cast-gong
passenger trains from DAnvill0 to Cruwfords-
New Albuny & LhcNgO Railroad, Tho bridge
was about l0l foet long. 4 temporary track WIS
put In uud trafns ArO running this afternoon as
ilgnal
, 1880-09-13

William Deabnrrc, Of No. 1O5 West Eighteenth
Rtreut reported at the Twelfth Street Station at
0:M last ovonIng that he WIS followed Into an
nlloy ncar tho southwest corner Of Harrison
strpGt md l,luo Island avenue at 10 o'clock Sat-
urtlny night by foiir men, who knocked him
down and robbed him OF Il witch and chnfn. Tha
watch was lfckol- cnsed, open fnccsl, md tho
cINit wRs Alao Ut nckol nnd hntl lnnR links. The
four wore yolfnE nlcn Nu well dressed.
, 1880-09-13
THE GlIARPsIIOOTEus

THE HIxTkEsTM ANNUAL FESTIVAL
OF tho Chicago Shar7,aho0teEs' koclcty Chicago
6rhatzcu Verc!n) commenced yesterday ut
EhMrpshoDttrs Park, near Washington lIcIRhta.
On account uf tho threatening weather Ia tho
,noraux tho attcnuanaG waa uot aa large VI
usunl. Thoss who went conststod mainly of the
participants Of tho procession. WHICH moved Ut
" vs!vsx yesterday mQsu,pg 11on tho head.
, 1880-09-13
ANOTHER MURDER.
Mysterious Killing Of d Dissolute
Negro.
Denis s.MoSweeney Arrested On 6us.
pioion Of the Crime.
A Drunken Quarrel Supposed to
l3e tho Cause.

A Drunken Quarrel Supposed to
Be tho Cause.
Another murder mystery wns ntl,lct to tho nj.
Fcntly long list yesterday. Tho dcntl tnAn was
onIyn dissnlitC, QtlArrclsntno negro, and withal
M e1.convict. Tho police arc puzzled, uover
thclcss. to Ind tho murderer. What thoy would
,lo With him, evun though no should bo capt
urcIl Is nisn II tnattor OF conjecture, for tho
decoascd was not slcnrly 81 linblo 10 bo
slmncd agAlssst rs SHINING. II WAS
ncnry 0. o'c,ouk Inst might whom Of1cors
Gallnrti and Kerwin, while travelling thotr
rosts, heard that negro named Louis
l.utler had died III tho second story Of barn In
tho rcAr or No. Glt wabash aveti,io, and frunt-
Ing on Victoria nvonuc. They wont tn tho pltcc,
themselves III tho burn attic. which WIS rm'iely
supplied With uel, a few old tables aud chaIrs,
bYt!ci,, 9i,d Old 1eScl, and fruit boxes ''aiis
Vora f9 stF Hh Ist ,s ws seyea 1fs
solSIsd f, "6rother link. isaa. snd anprssssiier s
S Gsrsf r .w We; NJ d srfsss st y;Ss ss d. pS
oft, 80 far DR. as % tho holy Wa WIS coneornod. By ~
whto sheet, but there was little need. of cover.
ing tGn huud with H. aa that was alrcntly covered
of ,Yhlto pennies showed dinily. Tho light Of
the room WINS tMrnjshcd BY cDuplo Of candles
a II fsre eoss ,%t eh 5 S'tSf s tSo We VICES e
rvstcd tho feet Of tlio deceised. Tho OK
ppq;Miuiater M M nSt Snt ceso , p"n sh9 e9t
tho stir y' md noisc. Ths wusping M " Woman " OK. X
piainea plainly !iat sI,o was si%;a iiutisI, sho
#, tbe nj balt' % nI%t etviit wtrks T,hn t,rstnad
and The chairs irIonSct to IT, Gbatfes viz, VIA
s et q. the n as s H. II D ests Sf aG Ts ss
diskes bstongod d. to horscIf. bat lor ip ciirlad
Srons Mt ssf cac H. se ~ ntSu r,,s 70 too
t!jsnns 1h,,inF I wn hro1rht homn tn,,r aE IL
I1. tic InornirR, she ~ sa!'i, IL Dos,is % McsWccncy
H. @ hS awp r', lSr ,,i f s oc o, h ne Scty s
e lie eainc 5 @ wsix wEos sS n' pt thoy 10 vyt'o oro
olSaSs 'no pes, -,, OF T. rr's''as. ,t.,,,,o,,,
LOUIS WAS UNCONSCIOUS
from , tbs the tMc ho, reached the house until ho
p big had. md sI,s thol,ght ic t,ad been Kicked
@ psons oas IL se Viz as Willy @ " to H Rns
Planly enough no furthor Information was to
be H!euned there, md tho party left The voice
Mcswceticy, a iIthe, powerful ,nan Of y years,
sos a 1t fR ts lt s undcr 5ss's rsacat III s S
inGs, bIoko slown and i,'na !. state,ent ttat WIS
Sfg IN @ nSWsss Wsi.b G sSss wss n Il
with hin, Is employed John Wnxnor. liz md
Wagner tonk Dutlrr out Saturday hight 10 hnv0
% Julius iloams III xrosaery % ut It NJ" MY 81 M'v; statS
strcct. lsutlcr got drunk, and loft for
so%s eG5s ,t, sy of tho 1n rest sr letter. wsa
wnIted to light, ant' was very ugly, rs hu gctor.
NiGDonAtls burn cnlro out nnd ped him homo
with Nltler. Mc3wennoy snys tliat when ho
hoRrd Butler llat beon lnjnrc. hu rceotlccted
~ t aa ne e apS o m nsnr" , MEm oat
'a ahts @ ~ as no fo fan 'nE - r.,
.k.. ~" 1.tnIaMo tttG cnsS WIS tnhcH ~ sue W.
, 1880-09-13
mr.. Honey's Gifts to oNliddletoyvn.

- Nftu HAlfN J0NFnui. -
0eoFIo I; sG1oy, wig hus previously given n so
moro on honlay, tho dth nat. and it y nnpeE-
atotkl tho whuo amount has been paid over tn
tho e1reasurct, Oliver Iiuyt. btr. 8envy pruInlses
0lsu 10 9lyo e6D.CDO nl0lo It the trlpna& OF tho
univoraIty will fnis0 fi0Ouu within ono year.
Therr 10 nothing liko having frleuda who Rru vt
0ncD rich aud powerful.
, 1880-09-13
/! INJUNCTION DISSOLVED,

6FRetds U0FRIEtA ID TN CNItd96 1Fi6NH1s
CnowN POINT, Ind, Sept. 13.-Tha Injunction
graatol Tuesday Oh tho petition of Mntthas
Honey aEalAst tho Chicago i Indianapolis Air
I4.no Hallway Company, was Iiss.,IypA yeslvr-
lny, The Company did not stop work, luu no
tIMo Waa lost 0ll account OF the urttcr,
, 1880-09-13
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

1.C. DAsKs, OF Now York, Is stopping at tho
Sherman.
J. q. srnE1orr, Of Kenoshn, wis, is at tho
Bhcrmnr.
W. II. itEcKEI, Of Florence, ltaty, Is giost
Of tho Palmer.
nESJAxfN wAnp DIX, Of New York, Is regis
torcd ut the Pacific.
HENRY +. LHosAnp, Of southbrldgc, Mass, Ia
stopping ut tho Palmer.
A. J. nnyAsr, cx.stayor oF san Francisco, Is
At tho Sherman with bis fNnitly.
A, II. cLAuK. Geueral Purchasing Aetnt OF tho
Union pacftlo Ilai,ronl, Is 1T tho Pacific.
GAIT. GEortaE N. srON., Of Clnnlnnnti, tho
furu,or owner uf Mind s., ID ut tho PaclIc.
l.. II. EvEtAnp, goorYe II. Fssote, md j. W.
Kettle, Of Kansas City, Mo-. Is Mt tho Sherman.
j. T.. s.fEt.unx, nerbyshlre, England: Julian
11cInzc. Lnrorto, Ind; W. II. 0aatons Alltnnce,
6: W!lSm G ns's Go'S; t',o Il Sartn
Samuel Enstclb, Nuw furk. nrc Rt tho Gardner.
SENATOR JouS A. lst,aAx arrived ut tho
Palmer yestei1ny from his stunning tostr In !l,-
se%sa % Rafsis sesas s%'ts IL Vii css ehe ers
several dnys.
rus Nlnctccn.h Illinois vcternn Association
hek, II meeting At tho Palmer House yesterday. Il
In tho cs1air. a committed tr fifteen was nI.-
pointed to .prepu,e 4 history ur. tho regiment.
tutInn presented Il report, aud tho meeting nd:
1u,,rncd for ona week to consider the pronose'i
a'nend"ents'
rousa broker named Davis, who was % for.
nnytnonsa, hut wlo hMs Of ute operated o'i bis
hwn bclintf. loft tho lsoard uf Tr,!dn II few tnya
ago and left Sretlltnrs rcpsSsei,tlng about ftV1
some weeks fri guet wny. and Ills losses ilrc 20
rcnitcrctl TINT hts tllsnppeannce has created
but little comment OIL tho liUnrti.
rur D,,,n,, y rnross n,, tho Lain shoro roo1
duo t,t.rn yesieriny 1,,rrtinT nj i erlurk. was
while ri,nn'uK FIST @ ect ut q tho WY II tho
T5Nr!csst 5r uINo @ y. r ,Mo t o ,,tne u intns cra
n noucrnl sulustisttp ,,crtirrusl. Tno pesscnucr
train had n nurry,w cscnpo from getting mixed
m IN tho slnasii-np as II WIS ITO one iwas In
1"red'
Az unknown man, while trying to honrd m
oadRsinG enle trt;i' peaweaa Gar.n mvenMo
thlrn;nuv % ftI NH. strikh,w oi, tGo hn.,t ~ tno
hrni wnS instantly killed III tIl0 t,Orktts yvcro
, 1880-09-13

I4mka: Our htghast artists In dentistry: Tic
beyond doubt, though but 81 set,
, 1880-09-13
MILITIA NOTES.

khH nghntnN.
'"' 0'~A*'
1Yrr1rrA S0rEa
sEcosp-I1gur. F. l.. PAuK1sos,C ,Compaay u. |
r.sr.,. m...... n,.,.,r,.,t,, ~ .a,sn,,a, ~
c...'..,.. c., ,..-...... ,,,,,, 80,
important meeting next 'ri'ufs'iny evening.
Carr +. Il. JAsx.Y, Of company a. scven-
tcenth i,attalion residonco Mt Murshal,, has re-
''s"e"' .
ro,;StnSmt tnfartyv Z. " nrn.of ~ ,1rapn n
rcsiVnea. $3.50
'VTs"sr, ,c...s ,.,.,,. ,.., ,...n
cat,ir u IL ,ctnt,rr u so"'fs " W "e'" u oc-
ee.u' III ostooei'
y, THE mcinncrs or g. nernnrtl Commandcry. K.
% Trs W. u wy -, ~, r,,., ,...,uoa. ,,n,
OIL oI Jacsonyl!lG, 20 h,ls recently been nowly uni-
COMPANY c, OF tho First. .Hce,mont, enlisted
fourteen now recruits Inst Mon,lay svcning, and
ntt'o moro nra reported for Tonight.
Au o1cctfor hoa ,,eru orf,orcd a. tbo orr,orv of
Company II. FtfttL Regiment, to: choose second
Lieutenant, vice Parksso''. resigned.
r.uhfh lfrritnnnf i,i,,nr Ina ,,onn oir"tn Inn.
tain, vico +. $. Do Counfor, resigned.
LrAve M nhscncs for t1ftncn aova. IN lnavo
tho Slate, has 0een Erasto 10 Ele,t. M i. C. Cole
r,,p f,ovorror or atoto,no INA ,,I,o, ,c,n,t..
u,an =, f,,n i'nois IT, Nnt,n,,n nH1 sveH sa
tbro,,rb Tho stato arfuoi and en,,IppaJ. f''''
f,n1ry is",c9 any hov m 9. sMo raEat n
ha ,P 9aHo W. aTs,a9 ~ ,eoa nn
a,'s,a ~. ~ ,.aa., ~ eA,s.e. =. e..ss .s 0a
GAIT. JnHy Il. FOLEY has been elected Cap.
tain md ltseetor of Rtt!e 'ractIcc Of tho Second
o'ep. is,,.'en'' LUIS ID "'o'oaF''S IN nppo'h''se
Company F, Fifth infa,itry, Atlarsa, has beoiii
rMvm Hvv!"reo '"can' On accoaht VI apsenee "1ooue
As or,,,r hau neor ,s,,oa ,or nr o,oot,or =,
tnkc placu ut the headquarters Of tho Seventh
s1Gxp si1aKe'' 10 oaooso eo'ohc'' 'co 1ns'of' re-
0'1"e". ....
s,unt, Ut Atlanta, vice Gill, Office declared
Sne""t
LEAVE Of absence for thirty days, with nor-
Gapt. Robert Vlerltug, Of Compuny L, Sixth
J. D. sronAz1, First lieutenant md Quarter
.inn. hus Resigned Of, account Of business re-
quiresnants.
blast Ut tho arInories Of Iii The military com
liianus Ut tho city, tho annual vacation having
coHso to In end.
Cart. r.. r. kocu. c,uoorv. Etr.t In,
fnnfrv rtca,n,nrr'1s n, 11n1 ,onn,.H. Iia,hnr1n ~
i,,.s IrIySte i.sr6srt Y NalEon On account Of re:
r,p rw,lf,t not.o,t,, ,oh, =, o,,,,rr,,,r.
ut Joliet inst week. which VIII wis re- rapVrtc V to iW n
discipline prevailed throughout,
GAIT. u. II, F.. Kor,,. ,,mmanaino c,u,a,vr
rI1t insmnirv g. r,.c.s, ,n,ads 1 SGsnray i,
i,r;vn,n. w fo'TsncHus I1i Er ~ uiiscnnlko y
Mnnwrr ;. fnr rho .,eci ~ tSo aa.,ia IL
r.,,sruv.,,s -, ~, ,<,,, ,. Il, ..,,t,,,,, ~, r.,a
tnmInI,h rt"r. 7-n, 1; sp. ~ 1mpy 1 ~ ~. ,Bt
, 1880-09-13

lny. tho lmprovcdfaIowc Scales. uonlcu.
Sellcck & Co., agents, Vi Like stroct.
, 1880-09-13

pronstne'nmonto to tho public: Tho hest co.n,
nlg1ionAl bcnutItler IL Glcnn'H Sulphur Soup.
, 1880-09-13

lloV gENLE EAB-At Wankcgan, Ill.,, By lho
Hev. EfnHk CooibanR. Aug. 81 1IlKa st. la irachlras
Ind - " "t
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-08-18

- Murare och handtlangare at murare
6nskas for stem och tegel-arbete. Ga till
Capitol Mills pa 3rd street.
- Arbetare onskas. Ga till Capitol
Mills pa 3rd street. ..ss.:.
: Bref till pastor A. P, Monten, hvil-
ka icKS r0ra tidningen, adresseras till
hans bostad: SO olmsted street, St. Paul,
MINI.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-08-18

a-Iiberal kommission lemnas at prenumerant.
&mlare. 4t
= refrorande etidningensexpeditiono och altman.
na redigaing adresseras till Herman Stocken.
ser0m, st. Paul, men uppsatser r6rande den rel.
lorelius, Vase, Goodhue Co., Minn., eller Rev. P.
ejoblom, Red Wing, Mimi.
- Observation-Disclosures bora sandals registre.
sedt bref eller Post Money Order under adress
II &0ckenstr0ns. 153 e. 7th st.. 81. Paul. M5,ay.
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For sale.

nNE two story dwelling house. with
NJ ten rooms; 55 vacant town lots; 20
acres of land near the Lake Charles rail-
road depot; 1000 acres of land, known
ms the Moss Place, one half of it a cy-
press swamp, ON the Oalcasien river, six
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known us the William Clelland tract
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AssessOr's Notice.

TIME assessment lists of the parish of Calca.
IL sieu are completed, and VIII remain on
file In the Office Of tho clerk of court of this
parish until the 10Th day of SeptembeJ 1880,
for examination and correction.
ALLEN GILLEY, Assessor.
August 20, 1SSO.-1m.
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A Coed EaavestasseHas..

TAOR SALE, for cash only, about ninety
u. acres Of land, within improvements, on,cast
side West Fork Calcasieu river, mouth Of In
dian Bayou. Best location for country store,
commanding heavy trade in logs, and with
log men. Applyto
F. a. fGAILAUGHER,
Jan, "a, 1SS0--tf. Lake Charles, La.
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HHogase anaes Lot for sale

+ OFFER for sale on easy terms, my town
i lot in Lake Charles, with al the improve
ments thereon, consisting Of dwelling house
kitchen, stable and other small buildings.
The lot is CT 2I3 feet by 200 feet, fronting on
Kirby street. Address or call on me at Lake
Charles, La. FREDERICK BEYER
April "a 1880 BIN
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FOR SALE.

TTOR SALE. IT NO hundred and fifty
Il three and half acres of land, on
the Bayou Nez-Hiqu6, in this parish,
in Sec. 43, a. 8. IS II. 3 w, La.
Address lake Charles EoHo.
feb 81, 1878.
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LAKE CHARLES H4OH1GiE,
NO. IG;s. F... and a.. M.

IlTOLDS ITS REGULAR COMMUNICA-
IL tions at the Masonic Hall on SATUR-
DAY, before the full moon of each month, at
3 o'clock r. NJ, from the LIST of October to the
LIST of April, and at 4 p. NJ, from the LIST of
April to the LIST of October. All transient
brothers In good standing are invited TO at
tend. GEO, II. WELLS, w. M.
8. II. CLEMENT, Secretary.
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Gown Lots for sale.

YJlHERTYlHHREE TOWN LOTS in the
4 southern portion of Lake Charles. Terms
easy. Apply to W. Ill. Haskell, at the Haskell
House, Lake Charles, La
Feb. q. 1850 If
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The ~. NJ. NaaiE Steamer
r. a MOS

III AS recently undergone thorough repair,
LII and is now making regular trips from
Lake Charles TO Calcasieu Pass, leaving Lake
Charles Mondays and Thursdays, at z a. M.
arriving at the Pass al 2 r. NJ, leaving the
Pass Wednesdays and Fridays at Z a. M, ar
irving at Lake Charles at 2 Z. NJ. the trip each
way being made in seven hours, and by day
light. JOSEPH W00DROE,
July II, 1880. Master.
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FOR SALE.

1.-TWO TOWN LOTS, situated in the
L town of Lake Charles, ON the corner
Of Common and Broad Streets. The
lots are enclosed with picket fence
(cypress posts, and have growing SO
orange trees, from fuurto five yearsold
Also, choice variety Of peach trees
and grape vines,
1Fo&further particulars, apply to the
undersigned.
CHARLES MILLER,
West Lake Charles
Feb. I. 1879.