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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
A DELIGHTFUL Day At COMFY ISLAND

Although the rush to Coney Island was not
great the preceding sunday the numo'r OF per
carried hher trains and boats was very arse.
There was sweterng heat TO drive the citys popn%
OF t and In search OF relief Dus
the day bright and clear aud tho bracng AR was 80
pleasant that everyone tempted 20 enjoy t s' fuJ
a. possible. The fact that cannot reasonably hope
for long continuance OF such weather another IN
ducernent 10 take at least ono more suiday
excursion before settling down to conhnemens
in the city until spring. Cong down the bay IN"
passengers on the boats steady breeze blowing IN
from the ocean II cool but there wa no chness
the air The water spIrked an gstened ~ the hood
OF sunlight which fell upon IT, and hundreds 81 sailing
Graf OF every and kind spread their white SANS
ts surface.
West Brighton Beach as usual, was gay win oIntine
and loud win the blare OF bands To many " l. mo
attractive paIt OF thr island, and u certainly oners
temptations those who Ike VARIETY. AOnZ tno
smooth aud beach there thousands or-tr0ler-;
hut there few batherE III the surf The s0el
piszzas spaces front OF them ami tue walks along
the beach between them were flied with weil-dressed
thrOng moving slowly and seeming 10 ma plet-ufe
enough IN looking at each other and eJoying me Ge
lchtrul September afternoon. TIC bands are" largo
numbers o. listeners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
FRENCH MLACH41T M4RLNE BILL.

THE ENGLI-H DISPLAY CONCERN N REGARD To
The PAYMENT OF BOUNTIEs AND SUBSIDIES TO
FRENCH VESSELS.
GalignGmfs Messenger of September 2 con-
tans some cores poueuce in relation 10 tae French
Merchant Marine bill which great interest Is
felt IN tiis country.
Mt Bernal, the British Consul at Havre. wrote to Lord
Lyons. at Paris, a. follows
/ nope you will not think that am going out OF my
province Ia writing you a few lines On subject which
uas doubtless already fully occupied your attention.
a ude 10 the bounties 10 French shipping which have
iust been voted By the Chamber OF Deputies nut living
~ do a port where do such large over3ca trade,
cannot hep seeing Of what serious importance our
shipping interest tue proposed system consider it
most worse than q sirtrIe de partition 4 ut would
only affect trade 10 aud from French ports bui while
ths - stem Oh bouniles does 10 extent also
ha, a yer wider effect, Tor under Il. wherever %
French vessel may be doing oversee voyages, Will
be ia receipt of bounty For instance, French SHIPS
often remain eighteen months and more IN East,
making voyages between different pofs Ia those seas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13

To the Edft0r Of Thc TrtbUHe.
SIR: A short time since you published a
letter from i Mr. Moore "a prominent citizen OF this
city, IN wnicu ho gave you Il statement OF Eo@ the
election was managed hero in August. Our cit papers
have taken great uEbrage no bis statrcus which were
true and have told him tnat he might well leave he
citv-adyice which they give 10 every one who has III
dependence enough about 10 tell tho truth. nave
travelled very extensively al the south. and have
heard so many sedtious expressions from the people
that teol uneasy about countryi for
Hancock l., elected our lie cast There has not been
fair election In any OF the southern States since the
render and when you see nm article III any paper
from Northern man, euiO2lzlng the people here
for th-r klld treatment az Northern people you may
a, once pronounce 4 lie In my travels ali over Ala
batua. .ieorgi4. Tennessee ami Mississippi, have
talked freely with Nor hern people VINO Law" settled
here. AMI they ali ell me the same tale W. are Ostry
ci.rd Our families not Ysitoi Dy our new neigh
bor. and most OftuOse have talked with express
RI zret tha tley ev mere. Ole from Mass
achus.tts aid would rather be hanged IN Boston
that to Il N . natural death IN Alabama. SOLITAIRE.
AeraDhis Tenn, Sept. d, 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
DEATH or ROBERT HAMIL.

Robert Hamll. who died at his home in
Paterson y J. on Saturday, was born near Belfast.
Ireland March H. ISIS aud to this country about
forty years ago. lie employ ed IN paint works AZ
BclltyIle \ j. and afterward N the Franklin Mills at
Patterson and john ;ye the silk mill. He also
WAS engaged III the cO0perage business IN Lagnt-at
this city, and at Patterson. In 1880. he up this
business formed partnership with james Booth and
,,g-d m tlr business. He the president OF tns
Paterson Savng. Institution for number NJ years but
resigned on account OF ~ health. lie the preside
silk ASSOCIATION from It's formation and
AN honorary member Of the silk Association America
He founded the OH Ladies' Home or Patterson. Tue
funeral will be held tomorrow at St. Johns Roman
Catholic Church, PstersOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13

and they VIII be earning bounty for every 900 miles
they and should they al The end OF the time Dlg
cargo TO British port, they viii be able TO carry ~
aess rate than ships In short, the law IL oe
OF pure protection
Lord Lyons wrote at once. under date OF July D. 10
Earl Granville, saying that the question thus raise"
might lea worthy Of consideration In the proposed neRo
tiatlon FOR e@h Treaty OF Commerce between Great
Britain and France.
Earl Granville replied July 10. that the bounties
and subsdies proposed DO not constitute violation OF
the forms OF the commercial treaties bat that hey 90
Of their spirit and that they produce the very efect
which the stpuatons treaties with reference to
import duties were intended 70 prevent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
Post . mes No;lcc.


The ,ore mails tot 5le elliug re I'd ~, -epein
: l--l. i's On II fNDA1, ~ ll;3o
m Tor Europe bv steamship Wyoming. Va Oueenst0"nI
ON WEDN s.,DAN. Il m To- -lrODe ~ steamship BON
MA VIA Queen soSu CORES pondenCe Tor France must Dc
srrsay addressed. at p. m tet france drrcs Dy
Labrador ayge; On Til k>DAf. a. II a. NJ
fr O-r1anv France &C. by Steamship Losing wa Py.
month Hamburg lcori' seonaehc" 'r "ras
An. De- specially al1ttssell
al II M tor Europr. DIV s-ttmsup tlty OF rus>r, WA
Ou.rnstowu. on SATURDAY., a II a. ~. 10 Germany.
sc Dy steamship Main VIA southampton abd biedlen
rsrrasponrnce Britain and The continent must 10
s,sriv ay,s.eI. AID 81 D scotland direct, Nv
.isau,ilp Ethiopia Glasgow aBd al J. ~ Tor EUROPE
h, .rrani.IiD Lrtannic. Queenstown. The mans Tor
Ijenmars sweden and Norway are Dispatched Dv ham .
mr. AMI Bremen steamers only lhe Eals Tor Porto tco
'eave SeW YOrg >erf.mner and Is. The malls Tor New
forniland leave New York september - Inc mais ,or
r., Lave New, Orx september 10 The malls for ia
rnaica CrrytOwn Siyanl &c eave New VOC" septenDer
he ,ils Tor Havana West lnie- leave NeN-fOrk
sntemb.r l6 The for Nesezuea ami tufacoa irays
Nsw York ~ertember ~ The malls Tor BehIr aAt Say
slan,s Leave Ney september - Inc mts Tor Gam.
~ l.u,n leave Fran 1850 september ~ rae NAILS
,sTr,Iia Nc leav Frslc september -.
''' I'll -. L.. A 49,, PJstn1'ter
Post Oacc. New-YorE. september IL l770
n VI - warts steam carpet Gaming WORKS, 80 TN
ave ClIcuiar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
LIE cAsr nE AR. -PARsnNs-
MS CrIuCIeMs OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT DE
ClArED 10 BF UNJUsr-THE GOVERNMENT
PROMPT AND ENERGETIC ~ DEALING WITH

MS CRITICISMS or IHE STATE DEPARTMENT De
CIAnED TO BF UNJUsr-THE GoyFRNAEST
PROMPT AND ENERGETIC ~ DEALING WITH
TIE CASE.
To thr Edttor Of The Tribune:
SIR: have reat she long letter OF Mr. Henry o..
Dwight upon tla murder oi ~. Ilr-ou-. the mis-
sIona~v. in IurAcs. 81. Dwight zoe, Oh the theory
that the Government OF the United STATES does not
mind about thc National honor and RAJ her enJ oys
having It's citizens murdered. Now the fact H. as |
know. that since the hour our Government heard
of Mr. Parsons's murder, 1t has by cal le and
bv mail sharply and theoretically urged M Heap,
the CJn-uI-GeuerA, 90 C0ustantin0pie-wI % DO
him Justice. needed no urHng-t0 press the prose-
cution Of the murderer, with m utmost zeal TINS
Mr. Heap hs,doue. Wtimayery few days tae State
Department has requested the Navy Department to
send rulu-of-0ar ~ strengthen Inns hands. and 10
has been done. NO Nat Oh oi earth could nave done
more than ours has no iu Us matter. II - bad
American ulb,s 20 draw comparisons. a. Mr.. Dwi ght
England. or Dick German. or itatry Russia would
have done. ue tril ls. are quicker To take orr
own part than any one Of them, auu always have
been The cOld-UlO0ded murder Ot u4eu-
Der % the Russian Legation ia Constanuuo9Ie Is
still uupUlsi-d. There Is ro certainty thar our
Government can ger those Turks haa ged, but every
tLIu.. possible is doing la that direction. and II sc
fail d will be because no Power could have sue
ceeded.
| write this, not because have any interest II
defending he State Department. but because hap
Ne ~ fo be acquainted with the facts, and wish TO
correct unjust criticisms. Yours
Ae,c- York, sept. - 1850. ONE VINO kNCws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
PUBLIC OPINION.
Baldy smith advertised that he had

General Badly Smith advertised that he had
bagged the soldier vote OF Vermont for Hancock and
English The election Leturns show that smith must
have spilled the soldier vote out OF his bag ON the way
10 the polls yracuse Journal (kePJ
Arkansas turned in a good, big, honest
Democratc majority, while Vermont fraudulent.
budozed gave the State 10 the Radicals without
CAMS. LOUIS Times tDem)
A change has come over the spirit of the
dreams OF our Democratic friends. Two months ago
they dreamed Of sweeping the country " to-day they
dream OF saving Indiana Two months hence they will
realize how foolish II was 10 dream at l. Haven
Palladium (KepD
We do not pretend to know where the money
came from: but good deal OF money spent tie
Dem cratic side In Vermont every soul in the
Las seen.-lBuriingtOn Free Press and Times (Repl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT


WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. !. m.-The barom-
eter Is h.gne. the extrme Northwest, and Is lowest
IN the northern portion o, the Lake region. The tm
peratd-e fallen decidedly the Northwest and the
UPPER LAKE region IL has risen decidedly IN tne East
Gulf states and Lower Lake region Westerly winds
coutiuu, lie Lake regon .nt n0rtneastery winds in
the SCUM Atlantic states Rain fallen the last
report in tie Lower Lake region, south Atlantic and
Gull states.
JiGlcIIlOHS.
Fr tie Middle Aflantc Stl.es falling. followed IN the
western potion Dy s;rtiOu3rI or rlsus barometer,
warmer soutu west wmd-, clear or partly cloudy
weather. followed by increasing cl0uIlcss aud local
rains Ia the western port on.
For NowEngla ud, lower barometer stationary or
higher ter perItuIp soutlery winds, clear or partly
CLOUDY weather. followed by increasing cloudiEess and
DOsslD : local "a, rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
LATEST SIR NEWs
roRr nF So. YnRK- ...ARnfVEI

PORT OF NEW-YDKk - 4 tEf : II -FFIf y
Str Glancus Bear>e. Boston. 81 DmOck. .
OF Richmond Of Nuremberg, - NcDonaln
Sa,ua days sugar vessel 10 Hatt0n' wat
& Co.
Funch Elye & Co.
Brig Nile Br Gordon. Baranquila Aug II, vita cOaee.
hides au fnstlc o order 10 J II simmons
Schr Iairg OF Haiiaz. Barnes. SANTANA 81 DAYS with
guanc hides etc Lltbgow Bros vessel to B Aetcan
&
Schr Hand. Wiley Pern1mbucO Aug 3. with sugar 20
II II swift & co. vessel 10 y Hand.
WIND-SUNSET-At CITY Island. hight SW; clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
THE DATE OF THE OHIO ELECTION.

TO fht Z IFOF OT IHe IT tVHHF
SIR: In The TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1880
the Oto ate elecJn set down Tor the rst Tuesday
afrer tie first Monday Eovember l. that correct,
Is she stuI an October statef Respectfully yours
BecAeriJtcH. y. j. sepC q, 1850 W. G.
IThc State elections in OHIO are held on the sec.
ond Tuesday OF October. az is stated page 46 OF
THE tribune ALMANAC for 1850. This year the
election will be held October Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13

A-PoIiiicnI Net Banners.
H6 Pne FSI'G1 a fainars y Dasner
Campaign Equipments OF all kinds manufactured and
iOr Sale " HERMAN FORCE 29' Broadway y Y
Electric Lights Tor political galhernss tarui.hel by
22' East 10Th st
General James d. Weaver, eaalld1 Of the National
zen, Of New YORK Cooper Insusat next Mon ay even
inE the INST. Al %. IA.
Garfield and Arthur
nunc meeting uaner the aus lces the Lincoln Ciab
Win Ass .mbly will held Al Chickering Hail.
corner lshst aud Weluesiay evening, ssptem
Der lj 1850. o'clock
peakers-eneral r. Banks. Massachusetts,. the Hon
Chauneev " Depew New f0rk. Colonel A :. Wood VI
Sry,-Y ork the Hon IheO. II. sWlit 81 New York.
The Rev John =, newman d D.: D., vii preside
Campaign songs b. the Lincoln Glee Oido.
seats reserved for 'ai,es YAK corr pre.eeut
ALEXANDER II. REID secretary.
Hurrah for the Green Mountain Boys.
push THISGs"-dant
GARFIELD. ARTHUR.
GLORIOUS VICTORY
Sixteenth Assembly District Republican Association.
Regular monthly meeting THIS (Monday) evening at .
O'Clock at headquarters No. Ar 2d-sye.
Distinguished Republicans will speak.
singing by AndersOn's Glee club.
Recitaaons by Professor H. Pope.
YOUNG MEN ESPECIALLY INVITED
MICHAEL cREGAN President
WILLIAM ToBN. Secretary
NB-The Campaign ana Executive Committee Headquar.
thave opposite the Everett House open daily from
Republican Naturaiizn tion Committee. Heaiquartsr1
northwest % Pearl and chatasm-st Open dai
tom ~ ~ Ia w / y. u. r. u. McCOND. Chairman. IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. sept -, a. m.-There was grad
nal ftH OF the yesterday The temperature
ranged De,ween So $50. the (66ls0 being
La higher than correspond day year
IIso higher than SATURDAY.
Clear or partly cloudy weather warmer sOutherly
winds and higher temperature, may De expected to-
day ia tins clty and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
TRYING TO LULL THE PEOPLE WITH FAILS
SICIRIIY

From The PhII1asIpNlQ NoTIN AVeTIoNN THepI
II seems to be considered necessary by
some very influential independent journals Of Demo
crac propensIes to assure their readers ami the pub
lie repea;edi that country Will be safe matter
result November election President
Of tie United be cOnsidered safe
In sj6 10 elect James Buchanan Presidents and the
sau,e party ID 564 thought 10 would De quite
elect General Mcclellan upon platform avOwedy de
voted IN e0mproa sing the Win the Rebel Govern
plent and army No doubts the patriotism good
Intentions Genera Hancock but there very
doubts a. TO the attentions and purposes Of the Demo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13

asin Leary and DE- J. Irwin, Of Pila IeipAia arffs
a. thu Ocean House TODAY.
w. II. Low, Henry 4. Bliss and O. KortFisht, OF New
York, have arrived at Hotel Aq1dDecx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13

One cold after another will with many con-
sttnons securely estab sA the seed. ~ Consumption
IN the sy-tem. Those IN need ~ remedy VIII nud Dr.
Jayne'- Expectorant always prompt, thorough ana
phea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13

IF YOU want to get rid of dyspepsia, diar-
rhUa fever ald and ali disorders Of the dgesye
organs take before IN Zlas~fi Of AMOS
TRA lrrTsRs b. sure NJ article man1iac-
tured Dy Dr. j. q. b. sIE6EKT & Sous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13

Housek-epers should use the Noth-pr2ot SeTet
Carved rinlux u only that manufactured 81 Cotton
and paper. American carpet Lining Co, New-YOrk aad
Boston For sale by all carpet Dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13

BEAN-BENN-On Thurs!ay. september .. lo8e oy no
Rev keris TrpU 4. Bean 10 Annie, daughter VI IL
H. Benn esq al Of Brooklyn y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13

.IueclGl NJucss
va,rv !. Daniels. ~ Lexington ave. near 25thsL
HOir.. > ! aud 10 :.
Attention t. gentlemen only.
new Designs in
GAS FIXTURES. CLOCKS, BRONzEs, LAMPS, AND
ORNAMENTAL MEAL WORK,
Artistic style and Of the best materials aad Workmanship
are offered By
MITCHELL. VANCE & CO.,
sac ana S3s Broadway, New-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
Uoli!ical Notices.

n VI. -t,warts steam carpet Cleaning WORKS s26 7th
1auIf pr cir
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-09-18
On Monday evening, sheriff

On Monday evening, sheriff
Shaw and his deputy George Il.
Lyons, arrested, Robert Primeaux,
a mulatto named Codgo, alas JOS
Primeaux and his wife, Madeleine,
upon an affidavit, made by Capt.
Bernard charging the men with
shooting with intent to kill ana
the woman with being an acces'
sorry before and after the fact
Their arrest caused much excite
ment in town and a strong guard
was placed around the Jail. Wed
Inesday they were released upon
$500 bail, by order of Judge Moa
ton. While the chain OF circum
stantial evidence appears wei
linked, and the Captain declares
his ability to produce direct evi
dence of the strongest nature, w
will refrain from saying anything
further upon the subject until judi
cial action has been taken ia th'
matter.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-09-18

One Of these fine mornings some
of the crack Punsters OF New Or
leans will be struck dead by an an
CRY thunderbolt, if they continue to
bore the communit y with their
horrid attempts at wit. The City
Item is responsible for the latest
agony. Here it is =
Our friend, David G. Labatt,
Esq, for whose safe return our orr.
sons are offered. discovered while
travelling in the Northwest tina,
John p. Southworth, a small legal
light weight carpet-bagger of this
city, had been slandering the
South, and bravely volunteered a
defense of this people" in the
Milwaukee Wisconsin, in the
course of which he made South
worth's hair fly in a very amusing
manner. But, as usual, Davlo
perpe,rated his little pun in the
premises, and thus descended from
that severe moral and legal eleva
ton, in which he is most effective
He said that "Southworth mus
have found slandering the Soutl
, worth more than any others form
of mendacity that he could engage
in. and he accepted it as a payins
political business" @, David
how could you?
!. And yet this is a Republic!
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-09-18

TAYLOR Beattie, the leader of
the revolving faction of the Lou
isiana Radicals, has issued an ad.
dress in which he excoriates the
denizens of the Customhousc with
a vigorous hand. We have no
doubt that Mr.. Beattie speaks OF
what he knows, ard it should sug.
gest to him that when he deserted
his people and joined the Radical
gang he fell into fearfully bad com
pany. Mr.. Beattie has engaged in
a hopeless mission. The Radica
party of Louisiana cannot be re
formed. It has not the materia
ont of which to construct a part,
which can acquire the confidence
Of the people, and it is to be hopet
that it will receive its coup d
grace in November, and That thu
miserable corpse will be as quick
ly as possible buried out of sight
Estates.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-09-18
e 81,

The M.n,proNAL. is published weekly
nu. ffty cents per snnum payable IN
advance. 81 90
nor .anare CT zen lines, or less, LOT each
Advertisements published in English
and french will be charged for botn IAN
No ad~ertisement will be inserted 1of
less than two dollars and fifty cents.
''I PAYMENT of all advertisements is con,
s;d. I'd due Immediately after their mrs
publica 'on. .rh.a With the
number of insertions reGn'rea, VIII an .;
puD,;shed until otherwise oroefe" CIV
charged for accordingly. ..eo
TEs dollars in advance is required ~
annonrcing candidates for ONCE a .,,
election tickets or other job-wofk NUS
be Maid for on delivery.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-09-18
PUBLIC SALE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
ODD DISTRICT COURT,
Parish of West Baton Rouge.
23D DISTRICT COURT,
No. SO7.
In matter Of the Succession OF
Robert Cade, deceased.

Awe oOs
In matter Of the Succession OF
Robert Cade, deceased.
By virtue of an order of sale
granted in the matter Of the afore-
said succession by the Honorable
the 23d Judicial District Court OF
Louisiana, in and for the State
and Parish aforesaid, and to me
directed, the public are hereby in
formed that on Saturday, the I'd
day of October, 1880, at the court
house, in the town Of Abbeville,
there will be sold to the last and
highest bidder, the following des'
crihed property, to wit
The undivided one half inter.
est in and to a certain tract Of
land situated on the Little Bayou,
in Vermilion Parish and being
part of the Reeves Swamp con-
tanning four hundred and fifty one
25llO0 acres being the same land
aquired by Mrs. Mary A. Cade
and Robert Cade decd on the 18th
day of July 1860 at succession
sale of Robert Cade ST., decd.
TERMS OF SALE,
The land to be sold for one
fourth cash and the balance in
three i%nstalments, purchasers to
furnish their notes satisfactory en-
dorsed payable at one, two and
three years from the day Of sale:
bearing eight per cent interest
per annum from day Of sale and
made payable at the Office Of the
Clerk of the 23rd Judicial Dis
trict Court of this Parish, and
special mortgage and vendor,
privilege on the property unit
full and final payment together
with ten per cent attorneys fees
in case of suit for non payment a
maturity.
:. Given under my official sigma
ture this 28th day of August A. D
, 1880.
: G.. B. SHAW, Sheriff.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-09-18
Sale.
25TH DISTRICT U
Parish of Vermilien.
s. Herman ct al,
vs..
Leo Perret.
No. 1889.
No. 1889.

BY virtue of . writ Of feri
issued in the above enti'
tied and numbered suit, and to me
directed, from the Honorable the
25th Judicial District Court OF
the Parish of Vermilion, State Of
Louisiana, / have seized and will
offer at public sale, at the court
house door in said parish. on
Saturday, October I'd 1880,
between the hours Of II o'clock
A. NJ, and 4 o'clock P. NJ, and con-
tinuing from day to day if neces-
sary, all the rights, titles, inter
ests and demands of the defend
ant, in aud to the following des-
cribed property, seized to satisfy
said writ, to wit:
Three lots of ground situated
south of the town of Abbeville,
being lots Nos. l, IA and 20 OF
the diagram representing the sub.
division of ifty-two lots of land
of Mrs. Martha Nixon, the same
being a portion of the land euured
to her by act of PARTON between
Albert Maxwell and her ; the said
lots Nos. ! and IA measuring 90
feet front by 1855 feet in depth
Lot No. 90 measuring 80 feet
front by IA feet nine inches
1.-THE said lots are bounded as fol
bws. viz /: Lot No. 20, BOUNDED
north by Boulevard Lafayette
soth by lot No. 40, est by lot No
80, west by rue de l'Etat. Lot:
Nos. l and IA, bounded north b,
Boulevard Lafayette, south by To-
mo. Is, east By rue de l'Etat ant
west by lots Nos. 2 and Is, to
gether with all the improvement
thereon situated.
;. Given under my hand and off
i, cial signature, at Office, in tn.
town Of Abbeville, on this the 2Stl
day of August A. D. 1880.
Terms Of sale, Cash with benef
, Of appraisement.
; G. B. SHAW,
j sheriff.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-09-18

No EXTRA SEssIoN.-At noon
to-day a committee Of the Tax.
payers Association waited upon
Gov. Wilt to hear his response
to their petition for an extra ses'
sion of the legislature, and the
Governors reply was a polite ne
gative.
At one o'clock Messrs. d. W.
'Brickel!, Jas. D.. Hill, John Fitz
patrick, Archibald Mitchell, Jos
Collins, Robt. Brewster and Ihos
Duffy, a committee appointed by
the State Central Committee, call
ed to make the same request, ant
the Governors answer was givel
with much greater detail, but wa
of the same tenor.-N. 0. Dali!
States, I.