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THE NEWS IN LONDON.
POLITICAL ACTIVITY.

pARNELL MAX HIS POLICY CLEAR-slR dEo""E
ELLIOTT RETURNED FOR NORTH DURHAM-'hE
rAn TRADE MOVEMENT DISTURBING BRITISH
,o,,r,Cs-. NEW FRENCH TREATY EXPECTED.
The London cable dispatch to THE TRIBUNE
o,tlnes the political situation in England
ond Ireland Mr. Parnell's policy, 1T
onnears. aims at the overthrow OF land
Iordism and the independence of Ireland.
Tie Conservative candidate has carried
North Durham by majority of 56S votes,
although the Liberal majority there last year was
1141. The defeat is attributed to dissatlsfac-
tion with the coercive policy of the Government.
The "Fair Trade" agitation holds the first
Mace in British politics. 1t is expected that
France will come to terms in regard to new
treaty. The jubilee of the British Association
has beep attended with fair success.
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OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, Sept $3.50 a. m.-The
President was somewhat more res5leSs than usual
during the early part of the night but slept better
after a. M This morning his general condition
does not differ materially from What il was at the
same hour yesterday. except that there il a slight
increase in the frequency Of the pulse. Pulse 104
temperature 1876, respiration Is
d. w. Bliss.
j. X. BARNES.
j. J. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBCRN.
I. III. HAMILTON.
1890 p. m.-The Presidents condition has not
materially changed since the morning bulletin was
issued. Pulse 1O4, temperature 9S4 respiration IS
ID. W. BLISS.
i. X BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYDURN.
+. II. HAMILTON.
ID. HAYES AGNEw.
6:30 p. m.-The President has done well during
the day. and has taken nth some relish sufficient
quantity of nutriment. The parotid swelling con-
tinues TO discharge freely aud 10 diminish in SIZE
The wound shows no material change. Altogether,
his general condition exhibits some Improvement
over yesterday. Pulse 102. temperature 99.6 res
piraton Is. ID. w. BLISS.
i. *. BARNES
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
+. H. HAMIL ION.
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THE PRESIDENTS LONG BRANCH HOME.
ELBERoN, Sept. 3.-CoDsiderable excitement ex-
lists here about the probable removal of the President
from the White House to the Hotel Elberon. Tele-
graphic dispai chcs have been numerous between
the two points for several days. making arrange
ments for his reception 1t is not probable that the
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the Car during the German military mnnnuvres at
kontz 1t has been remarked that the representatives
or foreign armies who will attend the man9uvres at
Hanover and Schleswig have invited to konitz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-04

AN IMPERIAL MEETING PROPOSED.
BERLIN, Sept. SIT is reported that a meet
ing win take place between the Emperor William and
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Continued ON seventh Page.
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THE TUNISIAN CAMPAIGN.

AS anticipated, the Arab troubles in North Africa
have broken out on large scale. AS the elections
ere nearly over, reinforcements are being sent to
Iunis France, it is now evident, must subdue
Ianis inch by inch-a task of from three to four
years duration. When subdued, the country must be
heid by an enormous military force. The omnous
predictions of the English press, which were warmly
attacked in Paris at the time of the invasion are
now amply verified. With her hands full in Tunis
france no longer threatens TripoI,
and the supposed jealousy of England
found unnecessary. France burdened
herself without inquiring to British interests
out the force Of events is tending toward the
absolute supremacy of England in Egypt.
RUSSIAN INTRIGUE.
IL Is rumored that Russia is engaged in an in
uigue TO obtain share in the supervision Of the
ouez Canal on the ground that it Is necessary for
hsr to communicate by that route with her eastern
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SHLES.

BY the Sheriff Of the Parish Of
ST. James, III Obedience TO wlits o,
III. Ia. at the door of the Cont
House. the following properties:
10. On saturday. the 9th day OF
February, \. d. 1881, at IL o'clock
\. NJ.
A certain tract of la,ul. situated
IN That part of the Parish of Saint
James. known as the Vacl,erie Set.
tlemrnt. on the West sid.. of The
Mississippi river, measuring one
halt a'l,ent front by two arr ents in
depth, bounded on the North hy
lands Of widow Antoine Hickman,
South by public road, East hy lands
ct Sesapllin t1assrre, ami West by
lands Of Ben. Brcurl, together with
all the buildings aud improvements
thereon and tlrrnmto belonging.
Terms and Conditions Cash in
q. S. Legal Currency.
20. On Saturday the 5th. day of
February a. ID. 1881, ut IL O'Clock
A. NJ,
Yhe following described property,
to wit
A tract of land, together with all
the bindings and Improvements
thereon and 'lleleanto belonging, 81
tnated i'll the Parish of st. James.
right bank of the Mississippi river,
ahnnt 20 miles above the city fof
New Orleans, measuring two ar.
penis more or less front, on said
river. by depth of ninety.tive air.
penis on the upper line and by a
depth Of ninety:arpentS on the low
er line, bounded above by lands of
P.J. Payy and below ly lands for.
merly belonging to B. c. Mirc, now
Boyd and Martin.
Terms and Conditions Cash In
q. S. Legal Currency.
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FITS EPILEPSY.
FALLING sickness

permanently Cure0- no humbuo-
By u months usage Of Dr.. Con.
tards celebrated Imtaitlib1e Fit Poe.
ders. To convince sufferers that
these powders will TO all we claim
for them we will send them ly
mail: post paid, free Trial Dor. As
~. G"n'anl is the only physician
that has ever made this disease 4,
special study, and as TO our know.
'esgse thousands have been veyD,n.
Me"tIy cured by the use Of these
f",cders. ace wiu guarantee a pey,nn.
"ent cure in every casr, or refund
yon all money expended All sufferers
sll"lud Civ" these Powders M ear
" t'',!;, and he convinced Of their
curative powers.
Price, for large box, $500, or 4
boxes for $1,000, sent ly mail to
any part OF the United States or
Canada on receipt of price, or by
xpress, G. o. d.
Address,
ASH g.
oW FULTON STREET, Brooklyn. N. Y.
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Whereas Sec 4 of Act M 81 of

Whereas Sec 4 Of Act No 81 of
the Legislature of this State ap.
proved April 18th 1876, makes it
the du'Ies Of .tlie Police Jury in
all the parishes Of this State to or
.er public printing Of amy kind to
he done under contract aud ahiuh:.
cation 10 the lowest bidder, after
due public notice given:
Whereas there are ut present two
newspapers published in this Pa
IRISH
BE it therefore resolved, that
the printing aud publishing Of the
proceedings OF this body, as we'll AIS
all other advertisements If the l'a.
r'S'l ct St. James, for The year 1851
y" done under contract and :uliuAi
cation t" the lowest bidder on scaled
proposals;
That due mhlic notice thereof be
given hy the secretary Of this body
during ten days, and
That, said sealed proposals be re-
cr'vrd aud opened IN open session
OF this body ut its next regular
meeting. Immediately after the
reading of the minutes and that nc,
ton upon said bids be taken i'm.
'sediately thereafter.
And it WAS Resolved, that action
on the above resolution he post
i'oned till next session, in order to
ascertain if the said in relation
thereto. has been abolished or
amended since its passage.
Mr.. ID. .Wrbrc lrvee inspector of
this Parish submitted to the Police
Jury sketch OF rice hune, with
suggestion that the Police Ju.
ry take so'me action concerning it,
W%Aertupon on motion duly se
conded, it WAS resolved, that the
Police Jury take the same nm
''er advi>ement until next session.
The report of the Parish Treasu,
rcr was read and adopted.
On motion duly seconded, the Pc.
lice Jury adjourned until next Sat.
nrday the 90 inst.
j. l.. GAUDET,
President.
CHARLES LACHAPELLE,
Secretary Pro. Temp.
A true Copy.
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State debt has involved q largo ex
pellse which must c%0ntinnp, when
in reality no settlement or adjust
ment in made.
The abolition Of the office Of Re
corder and the transferring of his
powers and r%noluments tn the
clerk was III the opposite direction
to reform.
The affairs Of the City of New
Orleans are left in condition ol
chaos. Tire attempt to establish Il
graded license system is absurd.
and the pro, isions relative to taxa
ton almost farcical.
The pitifnl'y poor provisions fol
publishing education are in the re
verse ratio to the need Of the sa
me-"
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SYNDIC NOTICE..

lmpouuded at the 4th. " ard
Pound OF this Parish
One COW, or dark red color.
Que COW, spotted yellow and
white.
One Ileifer, with cheeks, ears.
neck chi" and front legs red, and
tue rest of the 10 lily white, and
One real hejfer, which, if not
e9a''nrd and expenses paid, sh all
M sohs at Public auction, Oh
WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY q
1881 AT IL O'CLOCK 4. II.
EUGENE WEBRE.
Synhir 4tii w ard.
st. james Parish, January q. 1881.
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CnNSU NJ PTION
r SI.TlVELY CuRrn

Np NJ l i
70 Sl..TlVELY CURED
All sufferers from this disease
mat are anxious to be cured shonl,l
try Dr.. Kissner's Celebrated Ton.
snmptlre I'owders. These Powders
ire the only preparation known
nat Will cure Consumption and all
diseases OF the Throat and Lunos-
indeed, so strong is our faith in
them, and also to convince Won
that they r no humhng, we win
forward to every sufferer by mail,
post paid, a free Trial Boz.
We don't want Your money until
20" are perfectly satisfied Of their
curative powers. If your life is
worth saving, don't delay in giving
these Powders Il trial, as they will
surely cure you.
Price, for large box, $500, sent
to any part of the United States or
Cana'la by mail, OH receipt of price.
Address.
ASH &
3coFCLToS STREET, BROOKLYN NY
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EDI1JGS
oil Tilt
POLICE JURY
-OF Tiit.-
Parish Of st. James

On saturday, January 22nd. 1881
he Police jury met AZ the Coul
House ct the Parish, with the fol
Iow,n. members present
j. l.. Gan't, Pres. L. Gnidry, Jr
I. Slc"llr, +. Srhrpn, L. Wn,urs
pack a:nl \. w. Wrbr-.
Absent -. 4. Braul and r
| Fa'.onst.
On motion duly seconded, NJ.
Charles Lacl.ape!Le Was elected Sc
clrtar,y pro tenn.
The resignation of Mr.. Il j.. Loi.
che, as secretary Of this body was
read and accepted.
The rel,ott of N. Z. c. Mire,as ex-
Ttx.collrctor OF this Parish WAS
read and the following resolution
wa" offered and adopted in connec.
ton Herewith:
Resolved that the committee
charged with the Investigation of
the hooks of Il. &. Mire tax collec
tor be and they are hereby required
to investigate said books in counec
ton with the report this day fur.
ni>hel Ivy him aud make their fin
al report on Saturday next the Doth.
inst. IT, the Police Jury in open ses
sion.
On motion of P. Scherp. duly Sc.
condeh, it was resolved. that e. G.
Mira en- ta,-collector of this Parish
furnish to the Committee IL list OF
all the names OF the delinquent tax
payers of this Parish up to the 9th
day of April 1880.
The report of the sheriff, Ex.olii.
clio Tax Collector was read and
adopted.
The following preamble and re
solution was adopted, to wit !:
Whereas Act. No. Z of the extra
session of 1877 prohibits Parish Re.
corder aud Shert1s from holding
any office OF trust or emolu,aeut
under the Police Jury,
Be it resolved that the President
of the Police Jury aud the Dist. At
toriey be and they are hereby re.
CURED to examine the law with the
view OF neutrality-suspicious. or not
the Deputies Of said officers arc also
prohibited from holding any such
Office.
On motion of F. Waguespack,
the following preamble and resolu.
ton was adopted
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SFVDlC NDYICE.

1mpoundcd at the 4th ward
Pound Of this Paris Il
A dark gray maze and l,er colt.
"n'ch II not claimed and expenses
pa1d, shall he sold ut Public Auc.
ton, at this Pound, on
Saturday, February IL. 1881. at
IL Uci0ck. A.. ". -
EUGENE WEBRE.
S,vnlic 4th Ward.
st. James Parish. January Ii
1881.
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The Police Jury of the Parish
OF st James meets to day to tran.
>act the affairs Of the community.
1t is thought that this Honorable
Body, perfectly independent f,om
every strange influence, and com
posed of men as intelligent as con
>clcntlonS, will act according to
law, Justice aud wisdom, and prove
that the appointees Of IL Governor
may equal the administrators cleo
ted by the people.
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aADnAr Npws

THE young constitution o
Louisiana, which the best Louisa
ma lawyers and some others have
erected as the strongest fortified
ton for our rights and liberties, i,
vigorously assaulted by some PEG
pie in the State.
Many editors and citizens have
not for it the respect which is due
to a chef d'Gurre.
DIR. Warren Brickell is bomb
Smelling it with all the skill of al old
officer of artillery.
How long will stand the young
Constitution !
We don't know.
Probably one year.
But war has commenced.
We read in the Daily States
"Onr country contemporaries
are coming to us weekly with 81.
rions complaints against tho work.
ing of the New constitution. Its i'm
pcrfpctions and absurlitics are la,
~ developing themselves, and the
demand tor an ovcrl,aEling of this
ill AigeSteh and crutlely prepared
instrument is becoming more gener-
al and more pronounced. A few
of tho papers. opposed tn amy poll
tiral agitation now or at any other
time, are calling for specifications
of the defects in tn" new con>,itn
ton. In reply to thic demand the
Lafayette Advertiser, in language
emphatic as it is truthful. arrai.ns
the organic law Of the State as
follows
"NVhy, an Indictment against il
conld be framed with n hundred
counts. every one Of which, in the
court of practical common sense.
would support the punishment of
immediate destruction.
First. 1t can hardly be said to he
written in the English language. Its
style puts to open shame the rich.
ness and %fpxihi'ity Of our Ian
guage, aud makes ones flesh creep
to read it.
Secondly. In its articles on the
Legislative Department it openly
proc'aims that in the Judgment of
its trainers, Louisiana would never
again DO blessed with honest legis-
latures.
In its theory it puts forth the
charge that Louisiana Is so vile
and corrupt that no good eau come
of her people.
Third. While apparently putting
wholesale restrictions on corpora
tions and abolisl,ing monopo'its it
does neither the one nor the other.
Fourth. 1t has reversed the theo.
ry it propounds of Democracy, and
IN its judiciary makes the judd ges o!
the appellate courts ap,,olDtees
and elects by tire people those
judges whose decisions are to be-
reviewed. 1t has afforded no relief
to the suitors In the supreme court
whose docket is moro than two
years behind.
1t iaaugurates q system of cir.
cults courts OF appeals which is
neither symmetrical nor useful, hut
in reality cumbersome and expen.
sive--and, it is charged, was crea,
ted for the benefit of the lawyers in
search of soft places.
The twelve circuit judges conld
be dispensed with and fifty thou :
sand dollars per mum saved.
The attempted settlement of the :
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The New Orleans Taxpayers
Association. in it's last meeting ut
Coliseum Hall, nave resolved IL
request His ExcrI'ency l.. A. Witt,
Governor ofthe State of Louisiana,
to call an extra session of the Leg
isiature.
But it is generally thought tina,
His Excel'ency l.. A. Wilt, Cover
nor of the State Of Louisiana, will
rot favor the request Of the tax
payers.
Whyf
The resolution of the Taxpayers
is us follows
"Resolvcd. that we therefore en-
ter aud record tins our solemn protest
against the action Of the bare najo
rltS'o OF our present supreme bench,
in ignoring and setting aside the
organic law-.,ot the shadow, but
the States great shield, massive ard
,mpenetrable, as it's trainers and
supporters considered it.and thereby
Remaining us to unlimited tax.
alton.
BE il further resolved, That our
executive cOmmitteetake such imme.
date steps to acquaint Governor l..
A. Witt with our intolerabIe conIi.
ton. and to impress upon him the
absolute and vital necessity for i'm.
m%'ediate1y %convening the general as.
sembly in extra session, to grant us
Il new government, as was done by
the Governor OF Tennessee, in be.
bali OF the comparatively small
community Of Memphis, on u like
occasiou,to the end that We may le
insured the benefits of the limi:a.
ton clause Of our new constitution.
and so rescue our little property
from impending contiscation."
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MlLlk0Fp BlTTERS,
LIE PREMIER DU MONDE
AlPH. WALL
P oP!EIAIaE ct FAB2IcANr

Nonyelle-Orl6ans
Ce Differs u remporta je prix a IA
der'''ere Exposition dc Paris. C,est
I'LL cordial AGREEABLE ct sayoure,x
I'M sflmu'ent sain compose d,ingr6.
a'ehts arpmatiqnes ct amers. IN
ort'f1ant ct I'M TONGUE dune efiea.
lie recon'lne par la Facnlte M.di.
ale de Ia Louisiana. &c bitters ext
reeiaIeme''t propre d usage dc
alnlles.
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AU PUBLIC.

| soussigne informc SEES dmis ct lie ru-
bic en general, quill va commencer son ira
vail connie agent de Compagnie d'As-
%surancc, La C%onfance.,
A. II. COMBE.
Convent P. O. St, Jacques, Line.
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Awful winter!
The snow which fell during the
night OF sunday and covered the
earth with a white carpet of ten
inches thick, has not yet melted
everywhere,
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SELLING OUT ON ACCOUNT
OF REMOVAL.

oLLLlNG OUI On ACCOUNT
OF REMOVAL.
I hereby notify. my friends and
customers that l will sell ont the
contents of my College Point Store
III the next 80 days, below cost, on
account of removal.
This is no inlnhug.
Gall and see for Yourself.
a large stock of new goods lust
received i!
Very respectfully,
HENRY FE1TEL,
st. james, Dec. 22nd 1880.
10 Rent.-A plantation of about
Nv" hundred arpcnts of arabic
land, perfectly adapted to the cul.
tivation Of rjce-With Il residence
a corn h%ouSe,a >tabl. and a pasture.
Very liberia! conditions.
Apply to
NJ. NJ. TIRCUIT,
Welcome p. O..
st. James.
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DE PARIS, FRANCE.
Compagnie d'Assurance contre
E1ncehdie.
ORGANISER EN- 1874.
Bureau Branche aux Etats-uniA.
rue tavart Departement du Sud.
No@. l2O rue Com rune,::
Nouve:le-O Orleans.
President du Conse,l d.Administya.
N Duclere, Stnateur, ancien Ministre DIES
Finances.
T. President.
.nas' Vice-Presid ent
Dlfecteurs d Neec. York.
N. Geo. c, Nasoun, de Ia maison Reader
Peabudy 4 Co
'.hlchI Butler, -. Howard, Sanger &'Co.
..E"Sene Kelly, :. Eugenc;kelly& Co.
~So'"H, 'clsIil TRANSATLANTIC
s S. Co.
1otal ue lactif de Ia Compagnie au 81 de-.
cembre 1870.
Fcs. 39,47s,3ll 10 s.. so5 G62 %
-b'Nnehes dur Etats. LNis-
Situation al 81 deccmbre 1879,
-AC1iF-
Oppose en- bons DIES Etats-Uuis.A
4p. Go. $500 $40 60
Depose ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80, 567 q
Primes en- vote de collection.... % 556 -
Total de l'actif. s5sS ga l..
-PASSIE-
deserves pom ris1ues en- cours. Sill 2
ftrtes non paytes.--... -.-...x q, go -
Commission due aux agents.... l.7G7 G.,
Total du passif. Sl34. go
observation-disclosures. 462, o2slo2
REFERENCES.
n. le Vicomte. P. d'Absac, Consul de
MN.
4. Carriere & S%ons,..Smith
4 = Hncherean & Co. -. ph,pps & Co.
T. Marqneze 4 Co.. ?. Poursin
schmidt \ Ziegler Dclvaille e. Laneyre
). II. Kennedy, President de la bauaue DE-
lEtat.
r. Limet, Editeur de l.abeil1e.
DEPARTEMEST DU SUD.
COL0MB, RAINoNDY ( CO.
Z. CoLoMB, LoDoLpnR RA1MoNpY. :
iOnDOn:
Agents Gsn6raux.
,o.:. 100, rue Commune
5atlsse do Ia Banque Nationle dc Ia
="
- Juin-S0:
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1881.
Official
Fourth judicial District.

[Comprising the Parishes Of Ascension,
st. James, St. John the Baptist and St.
Charles.
District Juase............J. A. Cheevers.
District Acknowledgements. B. Earhart,
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Parish Of st. James.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Dickcrs0n.
CLERK Of Court Louis Dngas,
Treasurer .........-..A. Damarf,
Sheriff .............A Livain Bourgeois,
Coroner DR.. b. Winchester,
Supervisor of Regis
Official Journal, ..--. LIE LoUIsfANA1s.
POLICE JURY.
President. J. l.. Gaudet.
Secretary Emile j. Laiche;
Memhers. J A.. Brand n. Fa1gorst, T
Nicollo,P. schepp, T. Waguespack, A.
Wobre and z. Guidry Jr.
SCHOOL BOARD.
President, J. +. Pochs.
Secretary, A.-Plaisance.
Members u. N. G%ourdain, R. %3eauvais
DAM, \ 3'r {, }. Dornier
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AUi;s.

J.avertis ma clientele lie la rive
aro'te que Jouvrirai 'e Ter. novem.
ore nn. Office Il rhabitation Bush
ct i.everl, a l'annenne residence
de NJ. spptime Webre, ct Que je
me tronvcrai 4 Get office tota lea
lundis, de 8 heures a 4 lpurrs. aRn
dc prendre jour ct rendezvous
avec mes clients pour le reste de
la semaine.
GEO. 4. CCLOMB.
D. D. s.,
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Seventh Senatorial District.
[romprising the Parishes of Ascension
and st. James.
State Senator. Simms.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
IWENTYSECOND judi. DIST. COURT
PARISH OF ST. JAMES,
JOSEPH GAMER,
VS. NO 1871
LTCIEN COMO.

BY virtue of and in obedience to
q writ of seizure aud sale, issued by
the above Hon. Court in the above
entitled and numbered canse and to
me directed. | have seized and tax.
On into my possession and will otter
for sale, at public auction, ut the
door Of the Court house in this pa.
IRISH,
ON SATURDAY THE 18th. DAY
or FEBRUARY Il. D. 1881.
AT II O'CLOCK 4. N,
the following described property to
wit
CONE TWENTY HORSE
POWER STEAM ENGINE,
together with flying wheels
and pipes exclusively attached
to the same. also one fue boil.
er, all OIL the property Of Hen.
ry Riley IN this Parish"
Terms and Conditions Cash in
U. $. legal Currency.
a. LlVAlN BOURGEOIS.
Sheriff
sherit's Office, January 10Th
1881.
, 1881-02-27

:" 4 NTE D-A YOUNG MAN TO
w learn the car13age-triumnE business Gail
Monday ut Il q. +. h1MBAIL i CO, SO Wa
, 1881-02-27
SITU1TIONS--FEMALE.

CITUATION WANTED-BY L GOOD
~ girl. nged 1G to assist In general housework
dnlnE,room. Reference nrst-class. Call OF address
81. l5G West EtEhteenth-yt, in rear
, 1881-02-27

BooKKEEPERs. CLERKS, &c.
GITUATION. ED-PERA1ANENT
nfnttnrinW ofSc hq nam az amnie hTsinns arnaei
ence prime hea!th. OF tried integrity. earnest and
thoroughly industrious. competent to the manage
ment OF almost any department ot Office business.
Address J. H. THOMPSON, care of G. a. Cook Il Co.,
1GG DeQrbOrQ-St.
, 1881-02-27

WANTED-GIRL TO COOK AND DO
" general housewUrk in tmnl1 family; no wash
lnE @ nr ironing references required. Apply Monday
, 1881-02-27

WANTED-T1FO COMPETENT GIRLS
~ 70 70 70 to Peoria. II, one rs COOK tnd lsundress
lady; hest of wuges paid, and raroud fare .a kuud
AnNy By !c:scr Il. r. EUEKT, foot OF Muss-st,
, 1881-02-27

"ANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO
w cook, Mnsh. and iron In private family. Best
Of references required. Apply Monday ut us Dear-
b0rn-av.
, 1881-02-27

GYrUATION WlANTED-BY A YOUNG
~ man - years old permanent place with oppor-
tuDity for advancement; has had college educntion;
bus spent several years In aM otace; writes plain
hana; Is not nfra!d of work. E,J the best OF refer
ehces. Address Q L 81, Tribune pttica.
, 1881-02-27

KnIBALL'S MUSICAL COLUMN.
A We take pleasure In calling the attention OF par
ties wanting to purchase strictly hrst-class upItRht
Piano to the w0rld-rcnowned Hal1et Davis i Cos
artists OF our own country, but command sale u
Europe. Whsre they have pecn exported IN largo
numbers These celebrated plunos can ba seen as
our wurcr0ums in
uPKtGHIS, -....
, 1881-02-27

"ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
Nv housework IN fumily OF two; wages muder-
ate. differences required. apply on Mundny at ~