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, 1881-04-05

6ptelat uhpattA to Ths Chteaqo Tt1buHa-
ATLANTA, Gu, April 4.-leu. Joseph X.
Johnston, ex-Ats.nher or CpnErs1s from Y!r-
Klnta, lift fur Washington City to-day, after Il
visit OF seyernl days In AtIantA Attending u bis
intosancn Interests. Cen. Johnston heartIly
upproses OF lilli, lrowil, Rtlu voorhees' att4ck
nl Alabona. 4nd pxpreteaa hItaHelx Ut tho
hAS baaA said OF hln4.
, 1881-04-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

UCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
flAMnuno, April t.-ArElyed, thu Olmhrta,
from Nuw Ynrk,
Movll.E, April 4-Arrtvc1, tho sardlutan, FROM
nost1r.
NEW YoRK, April 4.-Arrlyod, tho Italy, from
Ltv0rpuOi.
1.oNuOn. April 1.-The Victoria, frpm Now
York, nnd Netlerlali1. lrom Philadelphia, hayo
lrrIY4d Qlat. 49,
, 1881-04-05

UUT1tAGI1D AS11 MUI{DE1{ED.
a.4STA DAIsuAnA, Chi. April 4.-slrs Louisa
sHrgont. Of Snntar!ta. thfs county, started ntune
Oh horsobnck Saturday to visit II noI1hbor. Tho
horse was fund later graztus by tho roalsldo.
4 scarcl VIVA nude. and yeesurdny 1nDr,l!ng the
shcphers Cp. 'fs sho @ aventiy taSa Sesn ss ot
r1,R0d und murdered. Her heNtl was crushed III.
4 Mexlcnll shephert! h,ls l,een nrrnstr4 Oh aus.
pclon lll1 IL III danger Of buLnK lynohe4.
, 1881-04-05

a TEMPERANCE VICTORY.
CLINTON. H., April tat tho city election to-
day thu ant!.aicense party catno out victorious
BY e!octfnX their Mayor, Geurge H. Graham. aud
overy Alderman, SIX In numbur. It was II bitter
tiHht, md Tonight tito temperance peopio ure
u!lfylnY by btnirey, ctc, Lust ytlr tho city
went llccnse. Tho po0pl0 aro uif exalteuselit
0pRF tho piutDFy.
, 1881-04-05

Special b1pach 70 7h4 Chicago IfIb4ns.
EOLDwArKn, Mleh., April Tho election To-
,tny resulted i1l almost d oluan sweep for tho
loop!es ticket, who elected nll thoIr city otlcors
oxoDpt Treasurer, Justice Of tho punoe, and
Th1s IL tho worst tIufeat th0 lispub!Icuna huyo
experienced In yUara. Much excitement At
tended the election.
, 1881-04-05

CQuHGsL lsLuSrs la., april 4.-At tho 1nun1e.
fpal election hero to.tlny about 400 yotca were
Gust. and aprltch contest occurred, thcrc
being thrGe tickets III tho tlottl. Tho unntcst ro-
RAltuu IN the election OF W. II. Vaughan NJ
t1ny0r by a aEAMll minority mud all 9ntlrv Coua.
gil fhvoran3 Wnt9r.works. Tho Mayor also
fAfQfg WAtlF. works,
, 1881-04-05

JACKSON. MIsa., april 4.-LRst night man
Hasned 1irenlan was found lying ou the side.
walk With his tnEoat cut. BuspIcion pointed to
negro who was eoea noar ths murdered
inau Just previous to the discovery
of tho murtoF. BeAreh was made
for thu murderer. alaed bY btoadhouuls.
, 1881-04-05

CtScINNArtt o., April A.-Tmohy !. Connor, n
Halo"nkccpcr Mt M. IN Wes. Sixth street. was
deliberately shot MD fatally wo,Intlou clock
tonight OFT the street ut 1.onHwortl, uni Central
avenues uy W. r. JOHNSON. also n saloon.
keeper ant partnor Of AID. Kelley, nStptl
for conviction uf coption frauds. Cunnor i,nsl II
tuurrci dirIuE tho nftcrnuun With bnrkeepcr
vt Kelley Il Johrssoll's shl1oii, 4nd after nRht
totll,son sought Coli,ur, md lln,lnK him u1l tho
tlfCtiuB nlurlnl wound.
, 1881-04-05

Srttfal Dsrutta Ia 1he tAfed:o 7tihtne.
fASs1SO. Mtsh, April 4.-Tho mtlntctpni md
State clcrtton passed III to..tay quietly, with n
light voto In thls citr. Tho Republican, Snto and
| city fok0fs rcreivo from aN tn GaN 1unlorlty,
| with every Aldermen hnt ono elected.
, 1881-04-05

md rnsIttcl In capturing thu negro, who WINS
ldenteh ns tho tcra0I, seen .,cnr tho body. Tho
prisoner WIS lnHrd III 1ntl. ELr llnd raznr IN
his possession. which Ia nnnttltr strung Glrour.
Htannn nRa!nEt hIH rs the hc,lt II tho murdered
nun ~'n utmost severed from tho !Mny by It
,Nxnr, t1wng 10 thu AtrtH:lnfnes8 Of tho blGody
lcoh 1t is frnrotl tt,a ne1ro Will Ge lynGhntt.
, 1881-04-05

CINCINNATI. April 4.-John Howard, a light
'nlsiatto, while throwing tlIcv With Chnrlcs
Coffee, nso Il tnula.to, being refused q loau of
10 ccnss, wont ont and got II pistol, returned,
md nret ut C0Irce. Tho Inter 1lrod ak shots III
return, NIL Ut which tonk etfcc four In tho aek,
ntio In tho bend. md olts III tho Mbtloinefl.
Howard was tnurtntly wounded. Colfeo was nut
hurt.
, 1881-04-05

Bpfe1al Ulapafth 70 The Chicago 7TtbAnk.
lApiANAr0sis, Ind, April Am Important
arrest wits mntlc here to-day. II sepuls TINT two
yenra nKu s0yornl thousand ,toil,lra' worth 0f
U''ited s1ntcs i per cent registered hon,ls
werc stolen, from rhl.atlelrhInn by tic
nanlo or Nickel. Thu Treasury Department
replaced thoin. 4 short time ngo
Alexandria rlnnyor, OF Now York, received n
siMD bond IRON I.ev I}aun,, Ut thla city, to col.
tect. properly transferred, tuRcthur with lerca-
coynrcd that this boud wAs onu Of tic
s'olun Philadelphia 1et,. and that Tho
trnnsfor md lHlwnr Or attorney were
tIpth furResl. l'nurcr cnn,c To tlIa
c!tyn day Or two ngti, anh With tho mid nf II
UHted Ssatcs StMrshHl baum Inns bccn nrrestrt,
Hn1 Will t>o tnkrtt III Nnw York. ltn,nl1 livery
slnb!o k1erur utid general snusuthtor.
, 1881-04-05
A THIEF Killed,

Sotttat utpateh to The Chicago Ttibun..
ATLANTA, Gn., April 4.-Willtam 13roushton,
Of Mulison, Gu. last night shut md killed me-
Rro whom ho detected III the uct Ut robblng
HtOrp. =
, 1881-04-05

DETnorT April +,-John Fink, axcsted ut
Williamson. this State, on suspicion Of having
murdered bis sister. Mira. Scott, has beun dis
ohargod upon examination.
, 1881-04-05
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, 1881-04-05

CHARLES II. BENNETT.
DrTno1T, APRIL '4.-Charlcs II. Denne,t, rres-
dent Of the GRIND Rapids Nnt!onai Rank, died
yesterday Of IlrIght's dlscnsc. 11e recently
moved there ffitn Plymouth, this stuta, to tpko
Charge Of this bunk. Aged 81.
, 1881-04-05

NlNJs T, L. UVEF NINE.
DTS Mo1NEs. ill.,. April 4.-Sfaj. F. l.. Downing,
pf 0sknloosa, ox.rresjcnt OF tho etate grl-
cultural Society, died ut CoIfax Springs at 6
o'clock this morning. fIp h,ld stroke of upo-
known throughout tho stNte, anu had occupied
'nnny positions pf trust att was universally e.
kceme1,
, 1881-04-05

S+tttf Dftr1tet ta Tia Chitnpo Trttnns.
LUniSnTa,H, Mlch, April '4,-CArlor. ljnno-
crat. elected Mnyurs FrAnk DrnwelI, Ropsil,-
lteau. Recorder; WeIf,cr. Dutnocnlt, Trrnsnror.
The Republican Stu!n ticket nllend. 4 largo
prohibition vUtc wis l,DllOa.
, 1881-04-05

REPUBLICAN MAYOR.
EARr aAatSAw. Mlois,. Aprll4.-Thu CITY elects
Republican Mny1r by +l1 majority. The COM
saun Council Will stnnd eleven Republicans to
SIX Opposition. Tho returns conls IN slowly.
Indications show that Ehnunroy II. Gage, on.
positton candidate, 4 ucetrl Circuit Judge for
tho Tgntn judicial Csu4lt.
, 1881-04-05

to locnl md porsnrnt causes. Tllo Derlncraa
havo ,rrabably carried thn nrify ticket by a,naIl
rlurnlttffs. Tho c4cton rnsscl nt quietly.
With light vutu pulled. THO new Council Will
bc KcpubIIcun,
, 1881-04-05

DErRo1r. April 3.-airs. Upright, d yothg
,sonnn shot ut Stanton. In this Stato, by her
husband, Marc1 10, IIed ycsterIuy, having lived
nftcen days Aflor being shut through the braIi.
, 1881-04-05
lsEIsrrIsG1fAN aAIxa.


hhYTDH, o.. April 5.-1tuturtts froul tho city
election show TINT tho rntIrc Republican ticket
Inns been elected with n,Iljorties rallrIn4 from
an to LOU. ucnerll gain over tho Presidential
tDtU jnbt full.
, 1881-04-05

OVERWHELMINGLY. REPUBLICAN,.
Sptetai Dlspdteh to The Chtenao Tribune.
WHITEHALL. Mich. April 4.-rtle unttrc tnwn-
ahlp Republican Ticket wus ctcctrl t1crc t0.ttay
" III 1vcrwht1nInE. minority. Tho Hun. John
Z. LtWts hGuded tho t1pKct As Slipprylso:.
, 1881-04-05
PRnP0sEn RAQGE line

CousC1t NLuYRs. H., April 4.--Tho Council
Hlll1s HoArl OF TTnt!o haa tAx0n stups to assiat
aiil huatcu tho ostab!lshlnnnt OF barge tluo bs-
tween Counull Iiulfs Rt,d Ut, Louis.
, 1881-04-05


C0uSCff. HLurFa. H., April 4.-The Missouri
1llycr Mt this pDiut ls nuw seventeen reet md
teu Inches nbOvu low -,ynter 1nnrk, tnd IL still
ratnH rnpdly. Tn.nlyht tnany ncrts Ut bottom
lands on tho fown side .tro Inundated.
, 1881-04-05

LoulavtLLE. Ky.. April Nv. h. Hamilton. a
prominent merchant, diol this morning. after n
long Illness With DrIHht's dtscase. He, was u
native Of Hullit County, and WIS born Jan. y,
lblb =
, 1881-04-05

JEWETT q. DEVOTE.
CoLuMAus. Ga, April 4.-Jewett g. Devotie,
chief Of tho editorial stntf Of tho Enquirer. Sun,
died this morn!ng, nged 40
, 1881-04-05

Hpsttae uLpateA to 1hs Ehtea9o 1tibun4.
ToLkpo, D.. April 4.--Acturns Of the munic!-
pal election 50 fer as received ahow that the
Tickets wcre generally suuch scratched, 0xkux
, 1881-04-05
KENTUCKY WILKES SOLD.


hllWAukEs, Wis, April t.-Col, 4. II. Dsod-
hcad to-day sold bis promising young stallion
Kentucky Wilkes TO John Trout. Of uoxton. for
$s,on- W!lkes - 0htGred III tho xr94t $lQtpl
RtAllnn rilna In tatNfE1 fhl4 fail
, 1881-04-05
RIYE1l STEAMER,

4 RIVER STEAMER.
V1CKRnuR1, Miss, April l.-Thc steamboat Gil
bert. hnving cutne OF tho dock yesterday, was
burned At tho landing to-tay. Sho WIS owned at
Evansville. No insurance..
, 1881-04-05

spfetaa Dtipdseh 70 Ths CAleaao Iffb4Nkt
NOwA0lAo, htfuh., siaFcA 4.-Tne HopunllQan
candidates for Justlce Ut tho BupruIns Co(rt
aId lteYents srce3vG from LII to III. majority. II.
llllo D. lieckwth. Independent. II eeoted Mayor.
Ihe t4GketS Aru Gndly scratched. Tho thrpe
oonstituuonal amendments arc carried.
, 1881-04-05

JuhiLANT nEPUDI.luANs. ,
sptsA1& INspuleA to TAs Chicago Tribune
KALAMAZOO. Mich. April tit has long oaan
a problem with ths Republicans OF Kalamazoo
who to nominate tor Supervisor to defeat that
, 1881-04-05

GRAND HAVEN ELECrION.
ipsetat utsp4tch to 3As Chicago 1tibun..
GRAND HAVEN, Mteh, April 4.--Ths Nuno-
csats clcoiel u. H. Sut1or4 Mayor, Chasioa i.
rugctson ltuuorler, john FfaH Treasurer,
ueorxe u. Hanford supervisor. Th0 Hepub-
llcuna tlcctotl Asu Wnitmnu, hasshatIt a. A..
Tracy, Supervisor,
, 1881-04-05

HfA-uHllCJAS ' 1LIORft
sptttaf DspateA to IA& Chieaoo Tribune.
Hattie CREEK, si,eh., Aprt +.-Tho Nupub-
lIean city ttnket was elected by l51 mut turty, OK
rcpt on1 ottice. FoArtcon hundred votps wora
{nlloa: Tit constitutional amendments went
yes" There wuru fonr tIckota In tho Hold.
The Republican, Stat9 Ticket 10 uarrlod.
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MOTT I!

by virtue of an ortlinapde passed by tine
police jury of the parish of Grant, author
izing me to contract for the building of
court house at Colfax, La i truly give
pnblic notice that will receive sealed pro-
posils at Montgomery or Colfax until the
first day OF March. 1881, for the building
Of the same in accordance with the follow
ing plan and specifications:
The said curt house to be 30x50 feet
two stories high, walsi % feet between
joints, upper story l fet in the clear,
with an open gallery of 10x30 feet above
and below at one end of the building the
main body of the house 30x40 feet wi h a
hall running from lower gallery back to
the rear end of The house, s feet wide.
making room 1ix40 feet on each side of
said hail, to be scaled ON each side and
overhead with well seasoned. dressed and
matched lumber, the lower floor to be
quartered tloori' & addressed, we'll season.
eel and driven 10 tight joint, II inches
thick. UPPER floor to be same thickness.
well seasoned dressed matched and neatly
laid The roof to be self supporting, with
IL inch boxing On sides, covered with good
heart pine or cypress shingles.
The lower story to have s windows 8
on each side and two in the rear end to
contain each eighteen lights, lOx12 inches,
and TO have four single doors, and one
double door.
The upper story to have 10 windows, 3
in each side, and two III each end same size
and dimensions as those in the lower story,
and double doors in front. There shall be
stairways leading from each side of the
lower gallery to tue doors above.
The tinlbers to be OF the following
dimensions. to-wit:
The silIs to he l0xl0 inches of good
heart pine or cypress, of them 30 ieet
long, 2 40 feet long and 80 feet long, to
be supported on stone of brick pillars, IL
inches from the ground The lower plates
4xl0 inches, upper plates AKA inches, cor
ner pc; SITS If main house SKIS inches, corner
posts OF ha | AXIS inches, all corners to be
weli braced above and below Shedding
2x4 except for door and window poasts
Which be ski iicses, all sl,,I for
house 2x.u inches.
HE window and door frames to be 2
inches thick aud wide enough to receive
| the ceiling.
The front end to be ceiled with well
dressed and matched lumber above and be-
low and overhead above. The onter walls
oi the bon~e 10 ne wetnerboarted with
dressed lumber and to have double corner
boalds ut eoch corner. showing front Of
at least six inches.
The contractor to give satisfacto,y
bold one-fouith over and above contracted
bids eet.- ia favor of the police jury tor the
4 faithful performance of his duties.
The president of The police Jury holds
ard reeves { le tight 70 accept or reject
any or all bid
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Grant, State of Louisiana.
J. w. Jo nson vs. Ruffian Nelson-No. 500
Oil Series.

By virtue of aud TO satisfy a writ Of fieri
facas issued and to me directed by the
Honorable the District Court in and for
the Parish of Grant, in the above num-
bered ard entitled suit, ! have seized and
will offer for sale. 10 the highest bidder, at
public auction. at the court house door, in
the town of C"lfEx, within the hours pre-
scribed by Law, on
SATURDAY. January %, 1881,
the following described property, seized as
the property of the defendant, to-wit:
One hale of cotton marked "R."
Abont 1900 pounds Of cotton in the seed
in the cotton house
About one bale IF cotton in the field.
Seized subject to a seizure made nDder a
writ of sequestraiion by l.. ii. Haduot,
constable %. ward 2, in SUIT styled j. w
Johnston VS. Ruflian Nelson, brought be-
fore J. p Hndnor. justice of the peace for
ward 2. for supplies for the year 1880.
Terms-Cash, with the benefit of APP
praiseinent. q. H. TEAL, Sheriff
sheriff : Office. Colf.x Dec. Is. 1880. 2t
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Notice is hereby given that on Monday,
the 9TH day Of February 1881, at IL o'clock
m. will offer to lease, ut public auction,
In front of tue court house door, in the
town of Colfax, to the highest bidder, the
following public ferries:
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Estimate of expenses of the parish of
Grant for the year 1881:
For grand and petit jurors ..---. $500 90
Witnesses in criminal cases 500 90
Sheriff fees 500 90
Clerks fees. $50 90
Feeding prisoners. .... 500 90
Rent OF court house ..- $50 90
Building court house ..-. 1000 90
Building aud repairing bridges 500 90
Clerk Of police jury and parish
treasurer 200 90
Parish attorney 200 90
Contingent expenses -. 1000 90
Police jurors per diem and mileage $50 90
Total ..........-.........-- $3.50 90
s. G.. CURRY,
Prest. Police Jury Parish of Grant
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M A K Il

Hay while the sun shines.
The business is honorable, straight-for-
ward and profitable. Do not neg est this
notice hut write to MS and find ont what
our business is. 1t will pay you aud only
cost The price of one postal card We send
full particulars free Attend to this mat
ter now for there is money in it for all Who
engage with Us. If you Can only devote
one or two hours day, pr the evening"
You can make $40 wetk. You have only
TO write TO us to be convin red of this fact
Send ms a Postal card Witty ur full name
and address plainly written thereon, and
receive by return mail fun particulars OF
q business that will surp Use y.u and make
Won wonder Why you never wrote to us be-
fore Write at oDce it will pay you. I'D
dress
BUCKEYE MANUFACTURING Co.
(Nime this paper. MARION, OHIO
M O N e Y!
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BIG pAYt AGENTS WAs

ota bhtft AGENTS
Q>0 IAI% WANTED.
We want limited number Of active, en-
ergetic canvassers to engage in pleasant
and profitable business. Good men will
lind this rare chance
TO MAKE MONEY!
Such will please answer this advertise
ment by letter, enclosing stamp fer reply,
stating what business they have been en-
gagged in. None but those who mean busl-
ness need apply.
Address FINLEY, HARVEY q CO.,
fe25-1y Atlanta, Ga.
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ST., 600 Made in so Days.

Now is The time to MAKE it Prosperity
has OWNED upon the people OF this coun-
try, and all ate enjoying it, blessings
iOtI can just as well make little
money by devot.ng some Of your spare
time to our business We offer one OF the
best opportunities ever yet given to any
one to make money. 1t takes no capital.
You do not have TO invest arge sum of
money and run great risk oI losing it,
Your energy and your bsisinc's capacity
viii be all The a.ital you require. La
dies can engage in the Business a. well as
gentlemen, and even boys AID girls d.,
well. Even if you do not desire to en-
gage III business, we can iupart informa
ton to you that will be OF great value.
Yuu will readily see that it will be ~ com
aritivcly easy matter IT, maze from SO
To slo0 week, and establish lucrative,
INDEPENDENT la iucjs
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