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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
SPOKEN.
SPOKEN
Oct &c. % miles Of Faraliones ship Manue rIa.,n.
StockpOle from San Francisco for Liverpool. "sAs


SPOKEN.
Oct 2s. p miles Of Fsrsllones ship Manuel ussuno
Stockp0le, from san Francisco for Liverpool.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GLOUCESTER. Nov 3-The schr Schuyler Cofax Of th,s
6or Me- gc OF and sailed for home yse aesr southwest
The bark Gibraltar reported grounded rock the har
Tine steamer Heyeta Captain Rogers which sailed from
Sss eS 1d1 repair dam
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
[By Cable The Tribune.l
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Nov s-saed steamer Greece (Br), Pearce v,s
terday. for New-York.
,dS NSx oct s sa steamer rhAe' M Buct
sailed steamer city S Perrin @ dscS for me NsvY
QUEENSTOWN Nov s-Arrived. steamer Gallia CBr Hsns
FAsTNEr Nov S-Passed steamer Wyoming tBr) Rigby,
SOUTHAMPTON Nov s-Arrived. steamer Braunschwes
HAMBURe Nov sArriyed steamer Herder Ger, Tisch-
beie from New.York Oct 20.
AMERICAN PORTS.
BOSTON, Nov 3-Arrived steamers RAFT lesnake, swapa
philadelphia Berks, Ritson, Philadslphia;
Also steamers Romano (Br), Mitchell Hull, Gen Whitney,
Cleared. steamer Ann Eliza, warren YeyYOrk
Cleared, steamer Hermann uBelgl Egler Antwerp via
sailed, steamers Acadia. alasgow Santiago de Cuba
Savannah; Lancaster Philadelphia; Reading, Philadelphia
vSEYAED HAVEN, Nov 2-saTed, steamers Rattlesnake
Perk lone "A A ,il, and I FIsneonia
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 3-Arived. steamer Ashland Carr
DELAWARE BREAKwATER, Nov. 2-Passed in the capss
Steamer Indiana Sergeant Liverpool. ~FN'
3-Arrived, Tbomnsor
Moore, New.YOrk. Martha Stevens Chance New Ycyh.
Elizabeth Wood. Philadelphia VIM Gfawrenee. Marsh
Providence and Blackstone, Taylor, Providence -
Cleared. Wescr (jerl Brnm, Rremen
Reynolds, New.YOrk: Josephine Thompson Moore New.
York. WWhiliden, RiggaD, Philadelphia il Miller CLARK,
Boston. -
Sailed steamers Weser and n II Miller
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov 3-salled, steamer st ALBANIA
FOREIGN SHIPPING
LOSDov Nov 3-Arrived. steamers Hooper Mure,l firm,
New. York Oct 49, LepaantO kOgers from New.York Oct
l6. for Iu BueuOs Ayrean Mclean, from Montreal Oct
IL, via quebec "a for Glasgow PhOencAn, Scott,
Boston oct 20 for Glasgow; statesman. from Newoeaai
oct via Key West H. for Liverpool
Saed-Ruth for Savannah LIST inst Edward, Peppno Mig
maud ID inst Harvest Home, Nevai1 the latter for Pensa
cola; 81 inst Abbs Arlington for New York Beta,
ArTiycd28ti Ult, VnceHZs F0Tfo lsieame, Vfttora NJ
Sd inst Oskar, PeTien. snow queen
QUEENSTOWN Nov 3-Arrtved. steamer City OF Paris fBrl,
LOckhead New YORK oct ~ 70 Liverpool Wyoming
(Br). Rigby from New-York oct p, TO Liverpool
MARINE DISASTERS.
LONDON Nov 3-The British bark Tigey Captain McKear
from st John Mr. oct Liverpool il ashore at Klaore
Peerless, Captain Douse, from Liverpool
Sept II, ChorlotetOwD has put into Waterford With
sails spit and otherwise damaged.
The British steamer Thaes, which arrived at Liverpool
Nov from New York had her ceckhouse anh boat dam
aged on the passage "a, =.
POfsr COLBoRNR Nov 3-Tbe schr COmanche, with grain
sunk the Welfare Canal about mile from tus port to-day
For later shipping Nelos, OaHL see Fy2h PagSi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
NOT ALLOWED TO GET UP 4 MEETING.

II was recently announced through the medium
of an advertisement that mass meeting in the in
terest of the anti-mOnopoly movement would be-
held in City Hall Park yesterday afternoon az =
o'clock. At thar hour a man with an East India
complexion, wearing "A suit OF navy bluc mounted
bench near the fountain and began talking
to the empty air. Soon n crowd coll
lcctcd. But just the orator was finishing
his preliminary remarks q policeman cpuwcd
n way through the crowd and informed him
that he was breaking the peace. The man
replied that he WAS not disturbing the peace as the
crowd was qnict. All hc wanted, Ia sad. was per
mission 10 exercise freedom of speech which right
fully belonged 10 HIM. When asked II he had a
permit he said he had "oue from above, from
authority superior 10 that hero below The police
men would not listen to argument, and the orator
was led So the IOnbs Police Court.
Ii was afteTward learned that the mans painc is
John l. Falconer Tie was once politician in the
Seventh Ward. lie has for many years
exhibited passion for delivering harangucs on
political religious topics 10 crowds in the streets
and has been frequently arrested for this offence.
For one OF these arrests he has brought suit in one
of the cpnrt1 against police sergeant 1t is said
that lac was once given position IN the Court Of
General Sessions for the purpose Of keeping him
quiet; but he lost his place he again
gratiiied his inclination for speaking public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
METHODIST EPISCOPAL MISSIONS,

The General Missionary Committee of the Meth
0dist Episcopal Church resumed its annual session
yesterday morning, at No. sos Broadway. Bishop
Wiley occupied the chair On morton of Blshop An
drcws it made the rule that in all cases where
various appropriations are named, the largest one
shall be considered first. a committee of seven
was appointed to prepare statement OF the liabii-
ties of the society, and submit ID TO the committee
Bishop Andrews made chairman of thi, commit
tee 1t was announced that the Rev. j. +. Gouchcr
had made proposition TO give the society 81 600
for the purpose OF securing bindings for
the Theological Department IN the Anglo
Chinese College at Foochow. In accepting
the gift the committee agreed TO send an
ordained minister to take charge of the department
The following appropriations were voted Tor
foreign mssions: Africa Liberia. $1,000; the in
terror $1,000. South America Southeast south
America, $10,650i other districts 5000 China
$l5,557 40; Foochow, $l7,2s6; North China,
$1,000; West China, $1,000; Germany ana
Switzerland. $4,000 Scandinavia: Denmark
$9,Gl3; Norway, @l3.0o3; Sweden, 80, $50 North
India, So $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
RETURN OF THE CHARLESTON.

The steamship Charleston, of Quntard's Line, re-
turned from her trip to Yorktown on Wednesday
by the State of Connecticut 10 carry the Governor
and his staff and portion of the National Guard
TO the Yorktown celebration. 1t was charged that
the accommodations were insufficient and that the
vessel was unseaworthy. twas also reported that
the vessel was lost. Captain Wnnett stated yester-
day that the reports were greatly exaggerated. He
considers the Charleston entirely scaworthy and
says that she made the trip to Yorktown, and thence
to Charleston and back TO New-iork, without the
slightest accident. AS to the deficiency in ap-
pliances for saving life he pointed to three life
rats, six life boats and $40 lie-prescryers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
STEALING FROM A DRUGGIST.

Joseph Baker, age sixteen, an employe of Norman
l.. Latell wholesale druggist, at No. 16 Cedar-st.,
made use of his position TO steal drugs valued at
81 800. He carried them home at night. When the
theft was discovered by neighbor Baker ran away.
Wednesday he was arrested by Central Office De-
tective Heidelberg and confessed to Inspector
Byrnes that he had stolen the goods and sold them
TO Oscar b. Wyman, a druggist In Seventh-ave.,
near Twentieth-st. Yesterday Wyman was arrested
and locked up at Police Headquarters. lot of the
drugs Of the value OF 5000. was recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
ACTION OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMENCE

At the Chamber of Commerce meeting Yesterday,
John Austin Stevens, chairman OF "A special commit.
tee read q memorial paper upon the late Samuel H.
Rugglcs. i. Is. Thurber and j. s. +. Slrauahau
spoke on the same subject. Royal Phelps apoogizcd
for not having model of the proposed Washington
statue to show. The reason for the DELAY was "A
disagreement between the members of the commit
tee and the sculptor TO the style of the pedestal
and its location upon the steps OF the Sub Treasury
As as an agreement could he reached the mo tel
would be ready and upon exhibition at the rooms
of the sculptor, }. g.. A. Ward. Mr.. Phelps said
that the amount subscribed was 500 DO Thi,
amount was not quite sufficient. G.. ID. S. Trask. of
the Council of the Nautical School read the report
OF the sixth annual examination on the ship 81.
Mary's, on October -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY NOVEMBER A, 1881

,tcr,rray If tbe Courtlond Iron Works at No. 17S
Greenwic6-st.. that Henry Guy, a former employs
of the firm. was collecting money from ITS custom
ers and forging its Endorsements TO checks ne Ie
ceyed in settlement of debts. Yesterday De'ecueU U
Won Gerichten and O'Nel arrested Guy In uIeen-
wich-st and took him to Police Headquarr. ILLS,
where he was locked up Among the Snneror
" Wnnnt St Vincent,s Convent 5000; John snithn,
No IS East vourteenth-st., 800; :. Y: k' Cfuger
a. Co $3.50: J. b. & j. NJ. Cornell, $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

rim ArfpuC Hotel-Mmc. Adelina Patti; eX-
cctor Roscoe Couklug; Scnatorclcc William Window, u
Mrrr.0ta Associate Justice Ward hunt, Of he u = -l
prom. court. Congressman Ihnua- D. Reed ~ Maine ,t
cral wesley Merritt =. =. Al John H. B Lairoby Oh b3
NOR. and Allen nuurUc u syracuse hUSeg A0us'- lLc
Iiop william H. Hunt, SECRETARY u the Navy and General
J B. carr. 81 Albany hr"'gCH Jfor-N J1li ll-ti
Eav, OF England hCic- IOr, HO''i-Thoma4 j. OtuuncT,
II r. of Ireland and the Rev. Or. W H. Rogers a. Man
cL,st,r England .... victoria HOtt-Judrc I. L. Mcst
lr,t 81 the supreme Court 0potd! L0't-
- senator W Dickinson 81 Malone y. .-Idrk Avenue
Liotel--Dl. J. ;. pclaydn. Of Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
WRECKED IN TIE WEST INDIES.

The steamship Niagara from Havana, brought rs
M .,erpcrs CAPTAIN j. w. Spence and the re-
m1,nJcr Of the crew ot the British bark liypata'
from Pascagoula for Guayaquil with lumber Inc
Hypatia was wrecked on Colorado Reef, Opposite
81, Antonio on Octobor 10 and the crew was not
rescued until three days afterward, when 1t was
taken of by a Spanish fishing boat and landed at
Havana. - ii,
Captain Peterson, Of the Norwegian bark Falky-
ricu and nine snlnrn were passengers On lpc
steamship Kpiclicrbockcr, which arrived from ha-
yana yesterday The Nalisyrlcn was wrecked on
CnNn Artnas on thn night VI September ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
HELP FOR THE MICHIGAN SUFFERERS.

Five hundred shares have been sGd TOT
NJ leo Roadway for the Michigan sufferers
There T are 900 shares in nil be sold The follow oyt
ing persons have bought shares since tSe R saSI
Ter I o. Hoyt and A. II. Almy. Many persons nave
bonSit few shares and have refused to give tnelr
names, giving their chances to Miss Gibbons Inc dag
owner of the picture, +. Wood, OF Chicago, rciu''u
S3. 800 for it, Sunday, from a California man.
william Dowd. treasurer of the Michigan Keller
Fund. has received the following subscriptions III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
NHII i.fu ~ A. ~ -.
PORT OF NEW.YO9K......NOV 3. 1881.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Utopia obi, McRtchie London oct 10, with
md Sc and passengers TO Henderson Bros.
Denmark I VT , Iy2Sn London Oct - with mdse
steamer Algeria lBr nm Liverpool Oct %. Queenstown
James Grce tBrl Evans Newport ID days, with
steamer Bcienand uolgl stokes Antwerp Oct 20, with
mdse aud pa,senseIs to Peter Mrght 4 r sons Vt,
hama i6 Shanghai % foochow sept p singapore IL
steamer Knlckcrbocker, Kemble. Vera Cruz Get q,
Ff9nGTa az 2 SnspSSS HxsS1T I SONS havana ~
Steamer Rreakwsor. Hulphes West Point and Norfolk,
Steamer Richmond sre9Sps West Point and Norfolk Va
steamer old Dominion. Walker Richmond. City aud
Norfolk with mdso and passengers to Ola Dominion SO co
DAYS, WITH hides, &c, 10 il v Ropes 4 GO.
scir MnlikoD, hobeets. lIallOwel Me- with ium
sUNsEr-w!nd at sandy Hook, light NV, cloudy City
CLEARED.
Steamer city of Chester tBr,. wilkins, Liverpool via
Steamer Tyrian CBr Kotchum glasgow Henderson Bros
steamer Frisia lGer, Bornmuller, Hamburg Plymouth
steamer Elsanora Bragg, Portland J Ames r,.,..
Steamer Hermann (Ger Baur baltimore oelrehs 6 Co;
Steamer VIM Woodward Young. Batimore-J krOms.
Steamer Nankin Br, Casson Havana and Mex. pors-F
steamer Saratoga, Curtis Havana--Jas f Ward & Co.
steamer orinoco (Br. Fraser Hamilton. Bor-A outer
Bark Agerven (Nor) Jodsen, ASers Afica-Funcb Edge
Bark Barsel (Nor) samuesen Hull-Bookman, Oerein
Bark Kesmark tBr), Turner, santander. spain-J W
Parker & Co.
Bark b Hazetne, Gllkay, Buenos Ayres-John Norton
& Sons.
Brig uem Pierce, 3ridgeown Bar-Daniel rrowbridgo
Brig FlOrndO Utah, Caren CansautnUple- Bros
Brig san Luigi Qtal Trapan. LisDon-socovieh co.
Schr B0wdOn. Randall, Chester Pcnn-Brett q 60.
Schr Minnie, Wicks, Charleston-Evans. Ball & Co
Schr Hornet Allen Providence and Newport John
Roberts.
Schr n Ayres. Hunter, StamfOrd-StamfOrd Mfg Co
Schr Maggie Wilett tBrl Stewart, Moncton, NIP j
| Neyius & Son.
Schr Mediator Mackey. Somerset Mass-Rackett q Bro
Schr James Butler, eau. Norwich, Conn-H Doyle.
Schr Panope tBr), Upham ST John NIP Nevius & Son
Righmuud IL lia
| & Co.
| SAILED.
Steamers Thngvalla for COpenhagen Fra for Hamburg
City Of Chester tor Liverpool state OF Nevada for Glasgow
Tyran for Gasgow, Nankin for Havana aud Vera Cruz
Saratoga for Havana orncco for Bermuda city Dallas
for Truxilo &C, Hector for New.orleans, Hermann fo
Baltimore Manhattan for Norfolk &C. ALTERNATE for Della
| Breakwater
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIArURE ALMANAC.
TODAY
Suu r,sn, C35 sun sets.... 453 Clock slow lGm. It's
Moon srfs 4o7 M0ou southN 1904 Aoons days, II
HIGH WATER TO-DAI-A ".
Sandy Hook 5j3 Gov Island. 6:3G Hell Gate.-.-- S25
TJ-DAN-r VI.
SANDY Hook els Island Gj7 Hell date S46
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
IA Lexington.ave near 2Jthst Hours 10 and 10
Attention 10 Gentlemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04

c. C.. SHAYNE wholesale fur manufacturer,
No O3 Prncest Offers saclues dOmans AMI fur
lined garments Prices from - ID % oec cent lass
thanregular houses. Mail orders solicited refining
alfp ren
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04

How refreshing to the feyerish invalid is
TARRANTs SELTZER APRRIETl It's cooling and anti infam.
matOy character that OF any other saline sold Dy
all druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
JAMES lALCOT1'S SUPPORTERS.

We. the undersigned merchants of New
York desire to express satisfaction at the nomina
ton Of one of number, James TalcOtt, for State
Senator in the Xth Senatorial District Mr. Talc0tt
well known by and reputation TO all Of the under
signed aud Is the intimate personal friend OF many
u.s. While we bear willing and true testimony to the
sterling worth of our valued friend, TO his industry and
scrupuous honesty merchant and TO his unfaltering
patriotism citizen, recognize the fact that Mr.
TaIcott stands in need Of no Endorsement to secure
favorable public opinion that he has permitted his
name 10 be presented for the suagcs OF the citizens
among whom his life has been spent. As merchants,
however we are DESTROYS Of calling attention TO the
fact that by diligence in business by careful and wise
attention the management Of affairs, and by the high
est order of mercantile and financial integrity, Mr. Tai
colt has the right to he considered of the
leading merchants OF this city has won the respect and
confidence Of the mercantile community and has Sc
cured the goodwill and appreciation OF his fellowmer-
chants, who recognize in him gentleman entitled to
support and worthy Of the high honor of repre-
senting the City OF York in the Senate OF this
State. (Signed)
VIM H. Lee, W. L. Strong & Co,
Edward D. Jafray, Cornelius ~ Bliss,
Case, Leland Co., Dcering, Milkcn & Co.,
H. Bavendahl a. Co., Haslchursts a Allen,
Schnabe Bros, OnYer Harrlman,
James T. Vail Co.. Kibbc, Cbaifee, Snreye Co..
j. Rosenstein d Co., Keyser, Townsend Il Co.,
G. Redmond, Harms Z. Chlds
VIM Ewart's Sons. 6. Bachman,
W. d. Farwell, A. ID. Juilliard d Co.,
j. NJ Fraey, Francis Baker,
j, Morgan Slade, VIM. TurnDul,
Nj w Cooper, PomerOy & Pummer,
C. b. q j. /. Mitchell VIM Lattimer IL Co.,
& Co. Harding, Colby Co.,
Coffin Altemus Co., AInmidOwn, Lane a. Co..
ii. j. Goodwin Co., VIM NJ. Ha!sted
l. NJ. Bates, Chas. NJ. Carpenter,
Tefft, Weller & Co, Spencer w. COe,
James II. Durham, V. MumiOrd Moore,
W. I. Moore Co., John III. Reed,
Dale. butcher * Co.,
In addition to the above the followngnamed citizens
have addressed the voters of the Xth Senatorial District
We the undersigned residents of this district realizing
the Importance OF being represented by business
of established reputation request you TO unto with us
in effort to securethe election Of James Tacott as
State Senator!
j.. ID. Morgan, David D0ws
Jesse selgman, Joseph W. Harper.
Vim. Henry Gunther, q. q. Williams,
John y. Kennedy, W. III. Fogg,
Wm. A. Cole, VIM. A. Darling,
A. Rountze, Thomas Rutter,
4. II. Cosstt, Henry NJ Tabor,
Henry Tslmadge, Lewis J. Phillips,
and several hundred 0thers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04

1t is impossible for a, woman, after faithful
course treatment with LYDIA Pinkhans Vegetable Com
pound suffer with weakness OF the uterus
ncose q stamp Mrs LYDIA r. Ptnkham 233 NesteTnaYe
Lynu, Mass, for her pamphlets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
Announcements.

Bed-bugs, Reaches, Rats, Mice, Vermin, &C.,
cleared out by Rough Rata Is cents. DruGglsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04

CARPETs.-Axminster Moquettes from 81 80
pcr yard Tapestry Brussels. Csc Body Brussels 81 "a
Cash or credit CR0ssLEYs, Nos. TAO and 742 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04

DIR. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS
Are used ut the West Point Academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
LUNDBoRG's PERFUME
EDENIA.

RupTrIRE-Dr. J. A. Sherman's services ara
in much he uana that he is compelled aus ne DO
Yor PSI radway Monday Tuesday and saturday, Boston
AZ Mils-st., on "Wednesday, Thursday ani FItilG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
SAILED.

Steamers Thngyaa for Copenhagen; Frisa for Hamburg
City O Chester tor Liverpool State Of Nevada for Glasgow
Tyrian for GLASGOW Nankin for Havana and Vera Cruz
for Truxillo, &c Hector for Neworeans, Hermann for
Baltimore Manhattan for Norfolk &C. Albermarle for Della
aware Breakwater.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
IBELLIHG STEAMBOATS,

The steamboat City OF Hartford of the Hartford
and New-YOrk Steamboat Company, which was pre-
vented from leaving her dock at Peck-sip on Thurs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-04

Aspecial train of twenty-five cars,
loaded with beef cattle, passed through
Elko for San Francisco Friday evening.
They were shipped by J. Brooks.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-04

An exchange in speaking of the re-
cent Affections of the American people,
in which they have borne up with
wonderful heroism, says the worst is
reserved for the coming Winter, when
Carl Schurz is to deliver course. of
lectures.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-04

And now comes the San Francisco
Chronicle with column leader on
"Autumn in California" and starts out
with Bry ants lines on the floral decease:
"The melancholy days have GOMEZ"
etc. In the language of Bill Nye,
autumn man be permitted to do such
a thing?
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-15
SHERIFFS SALE.

F.. c. Montgomery, } State of Louisiana,
No. 625. vs.. Parish of Rchland,
c. McRimmon. } 9Th Distr CT Court.
BY virtue of writ of ii. IA. issued from the
Honl. 9Th Dist. Court, in ami for the Parish of
Richland, said State, in the above entitled
and numbered suit, aud TO me directed, have
seized and will offer for sale al the door of
The Cont House, in the town Of Rayville, on
Saturday, the 5lh day Of November,
1881,
at public auction, TO the last and highes, bid
der, the following described property TO wit
The north west grar'er u tire north east
quarter and fractional part Of north eas, quar-
ter OF north east quarter OF sec. 26. and the
south west quarter Of the sop,h eas, quarter
and fractional part Of the south east quarter
g south east quarter Of sec. -, all in / II
N, 4 East, containing 3 acres Of land, more
or less.
Term. of sae-cash, with the benefit OF
appraiseneht.
LEN SCOTT,
Sherifr's Office, Rayti!e, La. Sheriff.
October LIST, lSS!.-6t.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-15
A Timely Warming. or Tic EA'
nerience Of A Minister.

If Won suffer from general debility, brought
on by too close application 10 business an"
excessive brau>work or FROM increasing
rtostra,on and sinking SPELL, that even a resi-
or removal Of the cause will not relieve,
make haste 10 do as did a reverend fncnd oil
ours. He secured from his druggist a boule
Of Browns Iron Bi,ters, having heard oil he
meri, from physician, who told INN not I"
take any other Biters or Tonic, for with the
exception of Browns Iron Biuers, they all
contained alcohol, and had failed TO sive h'c
pa,ients lasting relief; nor should he take any
other preparation Of Iron, for with the excep>
ton Of Brown Iron Biuers, they all backen
the teeth, and often gave headache, which
Browns Iron Biitcrs never did, but IN TACT
cured hca iache The elect was most salts
factory; he Immediately realized wonderi"'
results. His oil! energy returned, l's natural
force came j,ck, and he :ei; himself al'oga'h
er new man full OF health, strength and
vioor. and he has continued 20 remain so ever
SINCE Now he recommends Browns Iron
BIlcr- 10 all his friends which we unhcs!ta'>
ingly do to all onr readers.-GLoBE.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-15
w, w. FARMER,

HOUNSELOR IN LAW AND EQUITY,
~ Attorney II Law aud S''ici'"i III tian-
rety. Monroe. Oir,chitt far'Sli, ;.or-itr y g.,
Has resumed his profession ~ '3ins'9', L"
which ne will devctc carciul attention cud
w.li invariably require payment io' NJ G"r'r'
Has also resumed i!i> rJ.cs-iun - Attorney
ard Solicit,r and Will practice IN the Unite!
Sizes Dis,rct. Circuit aud supreme t""r'-i
ahd in the State District, Circuit an! Supreme
Cunrt.: ia all cla>~cs Of cases, iaw, equity,
probate criminal and bankruptcy. "a new
odaGrupf icU vii, he adopted III ls>2) " Ill
ma Z the maintenance Of rdin and the lnnpi'
rnent of Wcs1t tx titles Il specially. Ill
devote his personal attention to his cases and
Ill he tine 10 ms profession, as his sdie
business. 70 the exclusion Of all other occupas
tons and cannot be engaged "r retained IN
any case without a fee, contingent, secured or
cash.
Sept. 81, lSSt-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-10-15
A Great Premium List.
The New York Weekly TX.

yGCSSs T.stdUilsueu IN 1919, Is not ODiy one
of the Oldest and Cheapest bu, Best
Of the New York Weekly Family Newspa-
pers. 1t is now making srea, and success
fnl effort 10 reach larger and more general
circulation than any Weekly Newspaper in
the United States, and to this end is offered
an ATTRACTIVE list of substantial and valuable
premiums to single and club subscribers.
The long established repu'a'.on and response
biiiiy of the Publishers who not only publish
the Weekly Express, bu, the New York Daily
Evening Express is a sufficient guarantee of
the premiums offered and the good faith that
will govern their distribution. Besides the
many other attractions Of The Weekly Ex'
press it publishes regularly. by authority, the
Brooklyn Tabernacle Sermons Of the Rev. L.
Dewitt Tal.nage. d. u. The sna!scrip'i, !
prize, One Dollar year, places ii within the
reach Of AL The office Of the New York
Weekly Expsess is % Park Row,
New York.