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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

Thislady has been marie thirteen years.
aud dining at least one-half.of that time,
had been n sufferer from thJeffects of Leu
corrh9a OF Whites and tsmmy ATTENDANTS
She was very. muclf reduced in sire 9Th
and flesh. being unable 10 take any ACTIVE
exercise Dr. l.. advised the use OF DIR.
Droomgoole's Eng islr Female y tiers, rs
he knew its compositi ~. With many
Doubts she c.mmenced its use, but aitcg
the use If six bottles. tc''siing only s. O0)
she was restored tn perfect nealth.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

When yon take trip yon are frequently
troubled with constipation, head.' he, pains
in the stomach. INDIGESTION feeling ri
weakness or general lassitude, heartburn.
acid or sour stomach. etc Yen do not
wish to CT am your stomach with lot OF
nauseating pills. hut if you wish ~ pleasant
and satisfactory remedy procure one bottle
of Bailey's Saline APP eli mt, which will
cOst only SO cents. 1t is exceedingly pleas
ant, always ready and acts promptly.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

In bringing the Prickly Ash Bitters be-
fore the IubIc, we clair that it i one Of
the lest remedies extant for the prevention
and cure of all diseases arising f:om dis
ordered Liver. BY n>ing them according
t. directions they will Keep the system IN
a strong. healthy condlti n. AMI prevents
any miasnatic influence. Asa your drug
gust for then. Price 81 00 per bottle.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

On Christmas Eve mnr.lerons af.
fray occurred ut Westpolt, IN kapides
parish, in which three men were kill
ed outright AMI seven wounded. The
killed were, li,bt Perkins a member
of the police jury, aud his son, aud
Simon M-ricle. The difficulty bad
its origin in horse race, aad was
brought on by too much whisky.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

The repairing Of cnr"nometers and
fne wal ches. by skiIlfnl workmen, n
specially, at FERGUSON & ScHSAcKs
Watchmakers aud Jewellers. Alexan-
drin. La.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

Breech-loadins shot guns, of Colt
and other makers, also rifles, pistols,
and muzzle-loadiing guns. always in
stock at FERGusoN &. ScHNAcKs,
Alexandria.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31
NOTICE.

Mice n hereby given That on Monday,
fhc 81. day of Jnn'arv 1852, nj " o'clock
M, lwil Offer Ia lesse. at public auction,
ia ir nt Of tue eossrt ho.lsc door. iii the
tow" sf Gclt;ax, to Il q highest biaslcs, fsn
sc,As ~'i ti,e years HIS, 1879 and 1880. 81
icr ". y. surie.cy. the f,l.uwIig pnbFc
ferries:
sioiitgoAAay ferry. on X liver.
ihlnte's landing 1 r y, ON Red rive..
Cs'lfax ferry, ON Red rsver.
Coiilr I rsy, on Real river. fl :
CaPp's ferry, On Little nvcr
Lacroix's ferry. on Little river.
Do,iiahnes Jerry, Oh Little river.
orkcsliam's ferry, on Little river.
Nanlachi. ie,rs. on Nan'achie hayon
=. &. CURRY tI
(. Pest. Police jury of Grant Parish.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

For all chronic female weaknesses and
irregularities English Female Bitters.
stand ut the head Of The list.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31
LOCAL DO II s.
Happy New Year.
Police jnry meets si"nd",

We have been asked If we were mt
the ball Christmas Evening Yes, we
were Mt the bawl
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
sHEnIFF;S SALE.

In the matter If the sncression OF 3onn
W.,dicll vs.. Alfred waddrll NO ~
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

Late Parish Court, now IN the f"m. IN gu
Z dicis.l Dist ict Court, Pa'isn OF ""n'
State Of Louisiana.
, 1881-01-17
CABINET MAKING.

Special Uspatth To 1hs CAtcag1 Tribune. ;
CLEVELAND, o., Jun. 1d.-SeorGtAry Sherman,
accompanied by bis private sccrotary. f. ]. Huh
cock, urrtycl to-nght from Mun tor, wl,oro they
Ind leon snco lust orening on Il visit to Gen.
Garfield.
Tho Secretary tn.ntght, In m lntcryiow, de-
Glued to Say anything rotntlv1 tu Cab!not or
Senatorial mattcrs: THO story that ho wonta ro-
sIgn tho bpnatorshr TO beconio sucrotnry of tho
Trcasury ARa!n. and thus mako r'um fnr Gov,
Ftster III tho S1natp, wan pronounced ridiculous
aui nut warthy Ut f0rlnal tloniAa. Tho Secretary
sal! l,e nect.ea rest whIeh w9s u part ot tho Oh
Ills hnno III slausticld to-nnTsuw afternoon, aud
To ths Iptslern Ax.oetastd Prsas.
ChKvELAHp, o.. DUN. la.--sccrutnry Sherman
returned hero IRON Monitor a,o th!s attorl.ot't!:
Asked concerning tho eiEntl'calSe Ut big y'st
tlGro, ha Aliawerci lt, bulux In Ohio, 10 simply
called upon 0u!s. Uarhold, aud they taiketl nvur
matters aud thugs whicI. c.ltne up. ia satl 1t
which woui1 int0rcst tho public hu would trunk:
" toll It tu tho representative Ut tho AHsocihttal
larGss. btt h9 hid tElth!ng tn Hay. lilo sail ho
Hhall ~ han1 10 Mansfield tn'tnorroH. EuMaitt
In 3hiH ttlt tae attor part Ut tho week, and thon
Spettal DispsieA to Tia Chicago 7ttbuns.
CLKvELAHu, o., Jun. Ex-senator Al!ls,n. OF
t"sa wn %ss t. MSntr ~ mos',s H., asry ts.
h0 IL working tor clbInes 1x,sIuoti fur himself.
but It IL uni!gFslnnd tin II urging tho nlA!Ils Ut
the Hon. ]. 7. Wilson rorA Portfolio. ,,,
Wow hu Eald te hua bud no intl.at!un at beIul
appointed Scctctary OF tho Treasury. but thu
ConVrosslncn at IowA aud tho people Ut tht
Northwest heloso tho Hon. J. F.. Wilson, oi
ad.isl; Viii cot,auatioa WITH ,y ytsit to Monitor,
] oxp11t to say s1tneth!nK about bir. Wt!snn And
tho wishes Ut our pe0plu In regard su hlR,.''
, 1881-01-17

AMoNa tho indiana Democrats very
pretty quarrel has been started Ol. account
Of tho act!on of tho Legislative caucus III
agreeing to give ex-t;oy. Gray the cDtnpli-
ment Of the pnrty yota for United Statrs
Senator. A1cDonaltls friends take this rs a
studied insult 10 the retiring Senator. and
threaten not only 10 bolt tile calcus nomtrla-
tlou nnd vote fur Mcdonald, but also To wage
relentless warfare oil Grnylu tho future.
Gray's supporters. OIL the otl,er hand, snap
their fingers Mt tl,ese threats, md announce
their tutcntlon 10 take tho party management
entirely out Ut the hands OF Mcdonald md
Hendricks. who lIaye shown their lncapacfty
by losing tho State In Presidential yenr,
md deserved to be slIelycd. 1t remains to
be seen whether Hendricks md McDoua1
will submit to being sat down OH by the
Young Democracy.
, 1881-01-17


In casting about fur some means Of rcn,-
cdylng the csil Of Ri,sentccis,n tile Dctno-
crat ic leaders in tho House appear to hayo
overlooked nn existing law, pissed In lSll,
which, If enforced. would fully meet tho cnse
md cure tho evil. This law sllnply lays
down the principle, ito wurk. no l'ay. 1t
not only authorizes but makes 1t tho duty OF
tho Sergcnnt-at-Arms Of tho 1[n,tsc mud tho
Secretary Vt the Senate to take cogniznItcc of
tho absance If every member who lncks The
excuse ut personal ill-healtl 0r ot sickness
III his family, md to aee tn II tl,at Il ratal,le
proportion If the snlary ct tho absentee Is
deducted. This law is never enforced, But
should br executed faithfully. II 1t cost n
ine.nl,er OF the House 1r Senate Stu for every
day Of at,senco during tlie srsst0ns Of C0tl'
gress lso wutl1d lind 1t feasible to be In ills
sent the greater part of the time.
, 1881-01-17

Tins It Ia safe to sny that tho 9,0l5 millions
OF British imports in 1850 did not cost That
nation ut tho forcEn ports Yhcru they were
loatle,1 fnt0 her s',lt's m,ore thnn t,700 mill
Inns; whoreas Tic tito millions Of exports
50 valued IN England suld at the foreign
ports Of delivery fnr t,5o0 millions.
Our trade IL different. What wc bny we
pay for ut tha Gust of transportation, added to
tho cost in the foreign countries. With nianu-
fncturGrs' profits: wl,nt VIC sell we sell at the
price offered for tho commodity at our own
door. W. a!lare II. none of tho profits OF
occnti shipment We abandon that to Eli
gland antl tic people Of otl,ar 1,ntions; md
We prohibit our citizens buying or owning
and In practical effect building ship Of
stcatrnr to deliver tho goods wo sell or to
carry lIon,o tho goods wo buy. Tho CTS MILL
ions OF onr Imports Inst yenr represent tho
value Of tito guods III tho countries from
which they were sl,ippoA; but, when dcl[v-
ered In ollr ports, they cost us not far from
100 millions more. or i,early 800 millions;
willie 0lir exports realized us no moro than
tho amount stated III tho Government statis-
ttcs-vlz: their Vattio ut our export ports.
treat Britnit apparently buys lafEpiy III
excess of wllat she sells; but s'le COLLECTS OH
all slle anEIs large percentage for trailsr0rta-
tlon III ',cr own stIps. On wllat VIC sell VIC
get nothing for tFansporta tlon. On wllat We
buy VIC pay tho cost OF transportation from
the foreign ports here. Leaving out OF view
tho enormous duties i'nposctt " tho tariff,
WI pay largo percentage for transportation
on what we buy abroad. ainl VIC have no
ocean trAiisno rtation OF our own. Tic
figures given OF tito British trado 10 ''ot III
cliAo the British ear1,ttsRs Tor transportation;
neither do ours, but there arc British proilts
on transportation, Willie we have none.
Great Britain is also ihoney-lei'tler to all
lilo world. nittl wherever t1ore Is borrower
with approved cu'laterals thero VIII be found
british money to loan' Tho earnings ot
Brlttsl, capital thus invested abroad arc
largeIy employed to parchasa m" materials
, 1881-01-17
M0RE TELEGRAPH COMPANIES TO BE
POOLED.

it Is not surprising TINT at tho meeting of
tho New York Cotton Exchange, cnl!cll to
nYotcst ngainst the consolidation Of tho Vest
ern IJnion nnd tho American Uutnn frelc-
eTaph Companies, thu announcement Tint
nov connecting company had been proiectcl
was rcceiyetl with derfsInu. Ti,fs In n nnme
Tint Inns beet, pinyed too often. The an,nlga-
mntiou nj tho old comtn,,tes Inns brought to
tho surface two or three combinations TINT
hnyo had n ,,omiua1 organization fur sn,ne
lIttle time md l,as suggested nj, entirely n ow
conuany. Int It IL nat urol,abfe TINT tho pul-
liz win In nu]lil,o ,.noua], IN cucnurnco
nny mora now telerraph companies to FUR
nlsh stock-tobbars n nav ouuortrnltv for
hlnckmn1,tnr mr. sailing mt In tin Western
1Inion, md ouothor ocensIon for furthcr
wntortue TIN cnnltal s,nc,y of fiat conroru.
Ths present consolidation a,uounts In efrrrt
In douhlIny tho stocl, NJ tbc }Vcxtnr,,
J1niou yitlnut nnv, nrcdrd lncrrnso nj
- nlnntu ona fnri,tt,na nnd tho. nnlv
apoloay which President Grcon: ot ti,at co,n.
many n,akes for this nrtton fs lint i'm con.
snii1atc,l Cnmnnny cu,, eur,, t,ycr = ncr ccnt
m oven tho enor,,,o,,s cnnItnl ~ ssa nm nm
II, doea mt ann, IN rcr,r,I n aa n ,nnttnr ~,
ouv ,m,,,to cmncrrr tlmt enr,,,n, r ncr ccnt
mt m o,,c-,,nlf lint n,uo,,,,t of stoc,. vhic,,
would si,I, ronraau,,t ahnnt ,ln,,11o tla vn,uo
~ t,,o f,nmn,mv,. !. n,o,,t y yn,,,J omrot. IN
rnd,co tnle1rnn,, r,t,,a n.,n,t ouo.hn1f ,rho
,,,aorv ~ ~. ,,,,,ouoli;ts Ia t,,ot nnv no,irnI
onr1tn1,yott,,, 10 ,vorro,,ta,t uror ,.l,f,,, NJ,
intnr"st NJ ~ q mr. cnnt cnn i, an,,.,,v..I
MT NJ tha ,mh,;, hv oxtortton nm ,nnttnr
what lin fnvaxt,;,o,t p,nv l,ovn ,,.,,,, r. !.
mnflcrstoo,l for instnnca that tim con,tnli,"s
, 1881-01-17
PUBLIC OPINION.

Utica tN. ~ Herald Ropl: II United
Stntca sonatoesh!ps sra to bo dispensed to tho
mon who DO the hasdest work IN whit nAy be
cnlod tho lnwur walks OF politics, then Mr. rlatt
is perhaps tho best that could bo m@do.
Memphis Aualdnchc (Dem.): a spasm Of
common Bpt,so seems tn have ovestNken Con-
grcss, Ind thore Is likelihood OF tho fAliuro Ut
tho leveo subsidy. III consequence, there Ia u
hurrylug to und fro ot tho lovoo jubpars.
Philadelphia Times {1nd.): Mr.. Platt Is
nun OF the lust tlcgreo Of u,cd!ocrfty. kIo has
passcd through Congress- and tho Legislature
without lcaytug trnca. In the cnucus he
shines, md in thu ecnlte ho will bo tho passive
ngc'It Ut Aa masters tt|ctAt1on.
Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle (Dem.): THO
Democratic pnrsy Ia or ought to be tho party OF
tho people, but mot few OF Its oadcra nro In no
sort Ut sympathy with tho ntaases, although. In
speech, thcy assume to bo. Unfortunately, tho
rc,Iplu ar9 cnslly mIs1cd md iupod. Tho rp1no.
ly fur OWL Ia i'll thor hatils, nut they dn mt At-
wnya know huw TO exorcIso their tremendous
r0Wcr.
Quincy {Ill.) HtraM {Dem.): Tho Illinois
liuarl OF lIeulth are beginning to do u llttlo
practical work. Tho othor day d halt dozol.
ql,aet doctors wore ytslckon from, tho rolls and
thus cut short IN shor fatal raid GU suffering hu-
m%!} LIZ h 1o na nts S1 on Tho hsatt
book, and 1t should be rIEtdly enforced. ltlitn1.
l!,a Is tut! sacred - 10 tataperod with by uaeks
nut anrHtcAR butchers.
Now York 1rtlnAc's Washington dis
patch, "1s shorc any danHcr that tho Fusion!sta
can elect 4 successor 10 b!r. ConHerT' asked a
Tribune correspondent Ut Representative DFew~
cr to-day. "HoMu Whatever wus tho prompt
rcpty. " aeo thlt aotno Of tho Dotnnorattu
newspapers mrs already beginning IT, cA,n tho
With 4ny hope ut that kllld. Tho nopHtltGans
viii curry tho district BY Ut leas, SOU maJosity,
fusion vi nu flsl0ll,"
Charleston Ne1rs md Courier {Dem.):
There nro putnuuFats In Snnth Carolina who ll0
not know that tho War ia over, and thut tho Col,-
stltutou nf tho State and tho unitcl atate4 hayo
becn ametuled Ia savpsn! particulars. worthy
souls whu do not realize tho difference betwcui,
| tho uuItel States with 6.000,0n Ut uoopl8 ulltl
| potential secession. aud tho UnIteL Htatu1 with
60,0O,fO0, welded together " !dent1ty ot lnttE.
esls Dy0l moro rlnly thAn ny tho bluWX t1At fell
| thick aud fast nu the nuyll ot war.
Philadelphia press {Rep.} :Senator Blaine,
with tho nlanllnosa which has characterized hls
| whole career and which endeAEa him 10 tho peo-
pie. Expresses h!1nsolt strongly Ia favor Of tho
proposition to place Qcu. Grant ou tho retired
Illt OF the army With his old rank. Tho
! Ssnalor'a rcasons for supporting tho propos!'
, 1881-01-17

a NUMBER Ut 1!ne!y-bretl al,d very ya1,ta.
biz nnimu[s worc burned yesterday III Il fire
wI.tcl, some Iiice1u!tary caused on the stock
farm Of Il. Dawson Coleman, 1T Lancaster
County, Pennsylvania. u famous herd ut
Jersey cattlr, and some tl,n slogs goats. md
Rnlnc chickens were burned, tic loss being
nbOut sIO,0OO.
, 1881-01-17

THE lmpressionl IL gaining ground In Spring
flcll that little Investigation lnto the acts
aud proceedings ot tie 8uard 1T l!allroat. a,,a
Warehouse Commissioners would bo the
proper thing At this juncture, when two Of
tile present members are candidates for re-
appointment
, 1881-01-17

- Special Dtspdteh to Ths Ch!eaeo Trteunt' ~.
LtxcuLS. Ncb.. Jun. Observation-Disclosures .us y,
Legislature adjourned thIs afternoon TO .pts.
Monday, tho h0to!s Aru throEgcd with pat.e@uI., !.
lolnq nll In thoir power to turn tho sea.s asa1. Ia
fasar Of thofr candidates. At sale OF pvs, t.r
this oycntny tho strength Ut tho canti'!a1ss, ~
uaited btntos benator was developed. 'a",,sdk n.d,
volt! ut $l1o aud tho tctl ut $at. taiatnT trcs
c0ntit3eut tlut ho will ". his own succesnoF' y4n.
0thor candidates tSIason, nunly. Wehse,E. ..r1is
wyuk attl 0thIrsI Ar0 Als1 fcel1uR tn SuMh fMs-
tive strength Ut Paddock, kx-suAatHrs - ~" "snd
cock nnl rhaycr Mru hcre tte fort,lc,r c,r!iIat Ut
the lntter AEufnst l'adl.Hk. Thu lsst pa''S'
6uuntur will l1 takgI TucsaiaY.
, 1881-01-17
PERSONALS,

Secretary Schurz Is going to write novel.
Lot tbs feel for tho publisher.
VIce-1'resl1ent Wheeler Is going to Europe
next sprinr. Thts is tue fltst iutimatton that
tho fish wore b!tlu9 III Europe.
Private DaIzelI recently Ind q column
letter In tho rIttsburR Dt1Mtch Fortunately
ratcs fram PIttslarR aro very low Just now.
The London papcrs mention the fact that
Tennysun recently hnd Ills hntr cut. 1t looks as
though ALI was golng out Of lilo poetry bust
ness.
a I}oston editor has been invited to attend
n masquerade. and w,,tts 10 know what costume
TO weir. Our advice ls to go disguised as Jour
nuiist.
II notice that Philadelphia paper says
mfr. Grnw haR n future,' but whut tho gentle
nun scc1ns mostly In ncol Of Is d prcsent"-S.
j. Tiflitn.
"Lttlo Dny''-Ycs, Gen. Garfield has re-
Signed his Boat in tho sonnto. lIo Is III Ohio
nlan. Ohio men always resign oslicea-when
they aro elected to higher ones.
IA Strong Arn'' Is tho ti.1o of leading
article In tho Cleveland HtFa'I Of laat Tt1cs1ny,
hut VIC could not stup TO ascortain to whom It
belonged and why 1t wnsn't washcd.
a little boy Mt Washington, Pa., tried to
lnlItato circus feat by keeping hls ba1anco on
n hcayy l0E while 1t WINS rolling down q bill. Tho
aAy oI WHICH tho 1uheFIt tonk p'nco ""s IT,! IT,
year.
rn1itat tu,,a" ~; nrt,sont rosa IN ,,,',ch hottcr
tuat. 4b., ,hn,r t,or,non co,,a,,,o on. oiao m.
,nnrts thot thoir to,1ata orIinso t,,oac NJ tho
T"rtstnna W. ar, having ~ irrrc cnkr mnflr
ror Mr f.nnwny
~ So ,,.u
Mr. rali'e n"'tot' lc4l uc"t ~ t!1o 1unci"!
OF als csaest oauRhter III lsusn esoe3' 4hu'' ol
tho ot1 lhst's "hon the cot''h.lu was tuthea paek
tnat tde fnourhcfs m'ght taho the'r last look'
h'a tnlee u MS surviving uhu9ntcFs' ""o "efo !,
prcse1ts h'snost instantly le!t III sWoohS. auu
"eFo restored 10 CONSCIOUSNESS win a'a'cu'IS'
lts only crll'npled anu worn little EloVe,
hnt yoa cunt itnaslto WIN now hucn OIL lo9o
lnscr Ger "; ...-,
Eor ltosallnes dafilneest1 sweetest coquet
Ihsas over haao loScFs 10 1utno ono 10 1set,
Long aRo wore IT,
-fFo"' hea1S 4aa4F'9as'
| I'll tito trlnl Of Mrs. Brown, who has twtce
| bcun convicted OF numbering her hllsband, ut
indianapolis, tho prosecutor dwelt with greMt
severity on her lovo for Walo, her accompl!co II,
| tho crimo. Tic prisoner interrupted him By
screaming, "You Rre killing mel Oh, don't!
| don't!" and swooncl nway. Several other
women A1so fantcd, nnl the Court hh6 difficulty
In rcstur!ng oriur. Mrs. IIruwn'a fanttnK spell
, 1881-01-17

Al f].e dinner u}ypu by tI1e Press Club M,
Saturday night Mr.. storrs made an interest
,rjtts,, M c,,,r,s n,h Tho ,l,,tc M tho sni,,ert
Ut the EaW Ut ltDe!. lilo related low 1bstl-
uatcly tic Judges tnsIsted TINT tho public
press should mt criticlso my olllccholtlcr or
person In authority; that even when this
tugl,la was relaxed, uutE tic iurtcs wcro ulatlo
t,,,I.,o, ~ tho t,..,, ho .i,..,.,t,,,1I,, 49,,
Courts always touls occasion to tell tho ]urles
Tint t,,c ,ut,l,al,rr wns ,rutl.v onJ INV rcso.
u''s t'lc p"o'ls'.cf "''s su!ty' "''o "o" eeso-
Finally. Mt NJ lain n t1,v M ,s,5. the 1nw of
=, .""1'' ~ 10 i'o tS ''''s 40 io''' o'o az" ~
thnr,yn thn ;,,rw to ,r,n;ro f,,,o tho ,rnt,, -,
Avn ,,,,,t.o:,,, IT,, ,,.ttt .,."t
the alleged i!bel furnished no Justification or
"s' 49, ''' .. n."t." ..'"s .s'o
'llstolY ol ''e law VI ''oea III tll!scoithtry "as
Ut tho sn,.e reprcsstye mud tyrunnlcal gc1,-
eral character, as'l tho freedom which las
been asserted for TIC press Is tlle freedom 10
u'scasS puos4c '"en n'lu pubic ''ie"su'es' WI
tlts uuint l'e used this latlEunEc:
Tho Insertion Of tha righ. l,us brought tho
!ment: nt!.! n tllo EGl,: warfare winged netwec',
leading 'Ht,nle,H Of tue uur figured soLonor,bly
I'M NM ~ c4nspicttoasly. It wAs no uovern.nent
tho l9wyats al tilo oiher: Thcsc Ereat lawysrs
e!enry onniI4h INV that the!o wns to suelstAn..
, @ ~ m .ao rsess ~ M =; VS., 1,,, o.
Ions which they expressed boHnI always to ill.,
~ an he9c ~ s,, .hGSn f.. ns M @ neo
s,rslinnFlly kuown as tho inv nt privilege, which
rGs9tns tM ti,o aiso!'sslnn Or ~ public ,cn anl
uuUiio fur his sut,t,orI: tU tho trenrEor wEn itI
, 1881-01-17

Pnor. Swlsn preached yesterday ol, tho
subject Of "SpIrltual11y"; the Euv. Dr.
TtIomas on ''Tl1r urowtl. Ut hleas"; aud
bishop Fal1ows, Ut the Reformed Episcopal
Church, oil "1'ulpit nu1 Press, Their An
tagonlsm artl harmony; and u,csa sermons
'1tre glren II. our columns tli!s snorlllug.
, 1881-01-17

THE latest htlvIccs from Nashville are to
the effect. that q sufficient number Ut Low
Tax Democrats will unite with the GGpl,b-
ltcans to elect Republican to the United
States Senate.
, 1881-01-17
INSURANCE COMPANY ELECTION,

Hpsflal Etp9Fth 70 JM CHleag0 IF1bunf.
LAKE OEsEyA, via, Jun l5.-At tho Aunual
meeting Ut tho FuEners' Mutual Fire. InsurApce
Company OF tho Town OF Qcneya, hold Aern,
1corxo Altea. l,arIus MackibblH. A. II. Abeil, q.
". Barr, r. Ledger, II. y. MNnnlnx. T. I. Will
lama, II. II. Hrlalui, md John u, Buell. wgso
0lecsej Directors. and u. II. btRlurd Treasurer.
, 1881-01-17

benefit Of the d1ckcr,-the Cameron or antf-
Cameron; bnt inasnucli rs It IL tho fntcress
ut the Democrats to trnue with TIC stronger
faction, thu Cnincron. ,l,un Oliver, Inns lilo
trst chance Of securing Tie Sc,,nturshtp by
tic MD Of UCLn0erntfc fnles.
, 1881-01-17

Epsetas pl,naeeh 10 TAs EAtfaaa 7Ftaaaa ,.f
LAxsIStl. Mleh., Jan. lHr1n tho senate ,t',,,I aI
scntt0r DGekcrmany resolution IL plctf u'. ~.
Htasea Beuator on Tuesday, tho 18th tnst nu,Gsf
| MS. wAs adopted. Adjourned " VI" "''
night. -x,x,,rq.
IIo House adIougaed to 10 Muudag mofai'1s'
, 1881-01-17

AN Improvement In orr weather Is prog
nostlcntctl for lo-tlay. It will be clear III thu
main and slightly warmer.
, 1881-01-17
POSTAGE.


rrr crtcAoo TntnuAE hHs established branch
ofcct for th tcceIpt aubscr!ptons and ADVERTISE
mcnts a. fuliawE:
FAnDES, Manager. -, 60.
tii.ASGOW, ttcut!and--A1tan's American News
Arcnc.. II ilenncld-at
LUSDuN EnR.-Amesican Exchange. ~ atEanu'
IlENAY +. utl.I.10. Agent
WASHINGTON. n. c,-13ln r stFank
, 1881-01-17

I1cnhctny OF afualc.
IInlstcd street.. neHr Madison. Weat s!da. Engnxo'
ment Of Sir. Iosep1, r1uciur. "Sck 0f tho Woods
, 1881-01-17

Olympia 'Thchtrt.
rlark street, tetwecn Lake ant, Randolph. EnaHe
ment OF tho IIJdo / Delltuan Comedy Coulpai
"At,ilduous lTcn!c."
, 1881-01-17

Exr0xtt1on Building.
Lake front, uprosIto Adams sttuot. Whale exht-
bli!on fsota . n. N. to l9p. IN.
, 1881-01-17

AfcVtclser'a Theatre.
Madison street, hetwecn ElntD und nenrhorsi
Engagement Of Mild. Sarah Bernhard. "CAuiillo+'
, 1881-01-17
G&re GttI)a1>1e.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

EY MA1f--1S A1v.ASCE-1nsTAHE rnEfA1n.
f,.,,. r,,itior ,oc vcnr ....,..,.,.,,,,a1c.o .oD
Hrty AfJ funAy. 1H0 Jchr.. .............s..s &'Ms
'lueiday ThMssany, und Saturday per vcAe.. t.10 t.
aintdKy, wednesday, nnd Fftttny. pat year. W'D1
tundny, 1tI-,'aan edItiun per 5haf ......+.4 1'V"
WEEKLY EDiTiOS-tOsFrAfIt
0nr copy per stn
Twtnty -Unc cplcs.. ~"0
epecmcn toplcf scnt fEao. 49,.
Giro pust.Utlieo n&idross III full including County
and Stn:c. ..... ........-..-
ltemittancos mns be man rttstnf by DRAFT. exptcs$
Port Olce order, or In rnRtstorch iotef Mt our fs*
TO CITY su1ISCflfnEfss.
ps,t, delivered Sunday sxcepsod 81 con'a rer weok.
Caiif dp1tycrQd Huntny nclutod. 80 cents pDr Wco4
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Coruer Mndtson nrd Itenslnrn. n.sts-. ChIcaEo,llL
, 1881-01-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

1ynverly'4 Thrntre.
rerrhoru street, corner Of Monroe. Minstrel on-
, 1881-01-17
BRITISH AND AMERl0AH "DALAN0E8 OF
TilADEn

Tho British Board Ut Trade publishes tho
returns Ut tic values OF exports AMI Imports
Into tho u.i.ed Kingdom for the year emil.
ing Dec. ST, 1850, compared with those Ut tho
year 1870; MIL VIC Elvo side by side with
tllpEc returns tho t1gurrs of tho exports aild
IMPORTS Ut the United States during tho saule
yCnrS:
, 1881-01-17

FYonIey'a 1hcntre.
Randolph street, hctweun Clark und In ealle En-
Rnseuens Of nlcos Dijou Opera Company. "Tho
bpectre Knight" and "chnrity neyins At Home.'