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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER. OPERA.
Every Evening and Saturday Matinee.
THE AUDRAN OPERA COMIQUE COMPANY.
Prom the Biiou Opera House. New York.
Under the management Of Mr. John A. McCaun
20 ARTISTS. 20 ARTISTS.
notwithstanding the great expense attending this
engagement, our regular dramatic prices viii bs ad-
Monday Evening, PIRATES OF PENZANCE,
With phenomenal cast.
Tuesday anl Wednesday Evenings. OIIVETTE.
Catherine Lewis, cher original creation). .Ohyete
The SNAKE CHARMER,
Friday and Saturday Evenings, THE MAsCoITE.
All e orrns costumes scensry and the
original orchestration.
The next Dramatic star, Miss ADA GRAY. ais
FoRDs. MONDAY, AHr II.
.'That which is native still s best -Lo4h1reo,c.
THE MINNIE HA-HA OF THE STAGE ~
Miss MINNIE M MPALMtR, Mr.; RobT. 7. GRAHAM,
In William ellis Musical Comedy OF
MY SWEETHEART
Supported by the
.JnHNR ROGERS COMEDY COMPANY,
MINNIE PALMfR MATINEE SATURDAY.
CHARMING FEATURES!
most appropriate National Souvenir, q steel en-
craving Of the President of the United Staes Will be
Between the first and second acts Master Max Ben
dix aed l6). who created such furore in New York
with DR.. Demrosc's orchestra during the May festival
will render one Of his famous violin solos.
OPERA COMPANY. f6O) Sixty Artists t60). First
class English OTera at popular rates for seats or adns
sGn-50 CENTS % cents or sl-accordlng to location
Widow Ovette, La Mascote, Fra Dia7oia, The Chimes
of Normandy. alt
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kilograms to The Star
'URTHR RESPITE FOR DR.. LLMSM
VERDICT IN THE SOUTH CAROLINA elecuou
CASE.


SrRrNcFrLD. III, April iT.-Sm all-pox is bc4Ba
rlntroduced gu q extensively by the Increasing
ide OF immigrst ton. In addition ~ the fos,f
20 nts at which was recents Reported, &C. has ne.
appear d in West Lincoln township Logan county
iear Burton View and in Nevada township, IaN
1gston county Five cases are reported nosR
Rankin, Vermilion county.
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CrrcsGo III, Aprill7.-A joint meeting OF tlas
ana leagues or this city was held here last nigbt
10 listn to an address by I. r. O'Connor, member
" parnament, Tor Galway on his return from the
pacnc coast About 2,O0o persons were present.
oConnor was received with great enthusiasm.
Addresses were lso made 10y n. " Cannon, press
dent OF the Illinois land league, and others
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NOW Is TIE TINE TO PAINT.
The best place to buy your
vARNIsHEs.
BRUSHES.
IS AT No. 1421 NEW YORK AVENUE. NEAR THE
TREASURY, FROM
JAMES H. McGILL,
DEALER IN BUILDING SUPPLIES.
II Handy to all lines of street cars. a11-1m
HAYWARD 6 HUTCHINSON,
sl7 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
BRANCH CORNER EIGHTEENTH ANDP STREETS,
PLUMBING. FURNACES. RANGES
MANTELs &c.
Jobbine in all these lines. II
Spring DRESS GOODS.
We are { y ssssyns # Spring
elites Combination suitings in Silk and Wool sateens
s %
Chadsn na h Cloth all scSrsi Belgian I Linen sheetins
TaSss saaadss sap
ton; Parasols and Umbrellas.
Those in want of choice goods win find It to their
advantage 70 examine our stock before purchasing.
hOOE. BRO. l. CO.,
m25 1928 STREET NV. NEAR EBBITT HOUSE.
N ADAME WASHINGTON,
No. l2l1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ANEW DEPARTURE.
DRESSES MADE AND MATERIAL FURNISHED
AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES.
ELEGANT GOODS NOW IN STOCK.
Ladies should can at once and leave their orders be-
fore the assortment Of elegant fabrics il broken
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
mls-sm MADAME WASHINGTON.
B. ROBINSON CO,
BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE.
ola 600 pTEssYrvAxvA AvETux.
~ y: EQONAN .FIRsT-oIAss PLUMnINa 4
Speciality 0yW % yeaxB plxet3cul experience fs
th1s city. 1zfh ntxeet sd3ininH the Portland F1xt
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4 Letter from Ssuiteau.
he NOTIFIES THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY THAT sooyuI

HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH HIS CASE
Yesterday Guiteau had the company of his bro
ther, John W. Guiteau, for several hours, but the
interview does not appear 10 have been a very
pleasant one for either brother, the prisoner was
angry and abusve This morning Col. COrkh II,
the district attorney, received the following letter
from the prisoner:
ITO the District AttOrney:-You are hereby noti-
fed that George Scoville has nothing VIII iteyer TO
do with me or my affairs hereafter. The Hon.
ChaS- ii. Reed has entire charge OF my case in
blnc and you will recognize him and not Scovflle's
pretens onS / never employed him and VIII not
be annoy, by him loager. i would suggest the
case be herd not rlier than May Is. BY that
time Mr.. Reed and myself win probably be ready
for a hearing. Yours, a., CHAs. GUITEAU.
"U. s. jail, Wasgpn, ID C., April Is. 1882
MR.. scovILLE WILL NOT TAKE HIS DISCHARGE.
This morning Mt Reed called on the District At
tOrney and asked IL he had received a notice from
Guiteau Mr.. Corilhin replied that he had, and
that he had also received notice from Mr.. SEQ
Vile that he would be ready 10 argue the case on
the 18th. He also told Mr.. Reed that he would
take no notice OF either communication, but when
the case WIS called in the General Term, whoever
was present would be recog niZed.
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Affairs in West washington.

BIsH0P PINkEEY preached at St Johns Il. T.
church yesterday morning, and at the conclusion
OF the services adm nsterrd the rite OF confrma-
ton to about twenty persons
TEMPERANCE MATTERs.-The Band OF Hope held
an Interesting meeting Saturday night and the
Dashaway Club one Yesterday afternoon.
CANAL ARRIyAIS.-Two coal boats passed through
the Quilt lock to-day, and boat Three Sisters also
arrived with railroad ties.
GRAIN.-Boat Caledonia, with $50 bushels wheat
nd l25 tons hay. Boat Farmers Friend, with
2,O00 bushels wbe It and 2 900 b1shels corn. Boat
q. I. Dunlop, with 1900 bushels wheat and 1000
bushels corn.
MERcHAHTs' observation-disclosures on Change
to-day: $500 bushels wheat Sold from SIS to
$1.61L.
HIGH TDE--Aprfl 1S a. M: 8 "a n m
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The Arrested safe burglars.
COMMITTED BY JUDGE SMELL FOR TRIAL

CoAAiITEo By JUDGE SMELL FOR TRIAL
cbas wool al,as pTtzs,mmons ond Char,a
IuIev alias collie tho four hnrr,,rr ,rho ,ra-a
arrested last S,turd Nv uoorning for h,ov,rr o,,a
tho cafo An NJ E,am,na,. ofsoo ,,o., ,,s p g
C ~ ~ VI n,,l e oiio@, "0io 0ahcu ior
tflaI, lh the folce court, ABOUT noon Today. MI.
c. Morris Smith appeared for the prisoners, and
Mr.. Chas. Moore OF the district attornev's Office,
appeared for the government They were charged
with assault and battery with intent to Kill
guilty. Policeman Amiss gave his testimony as
10 Ine ,ac.s VI Ine assau!t, as printea 10 Satur-
srres and the coHrt SAID he woHd hod them ,e an
200 bonds each for the action OF the grand jury
They were all committed In default OF bonds
THE UNITED STATES APPRENTICE SHIPS Ports
mouth and Saratova sailed on their Eurono.n
cruise from Newnort r l. tIts morning
- ~.~- - -,
About balr root t,vo,ve o,c,ocl- to dow NJ VIM o
Auouc na. pas. ."eiso ocAoeh @ "uay nj mH. n
Chandler took the oath OF Office before Mr.. Nc
Nally chief of the ordnance bureau of the War
department. and entered at once upon the dis
charge OF his duties as Secretary OF the Navy
MI. Hunt introduced the new Secretary TO the
wi th a few complimentary renarKR Mr.. Chandler
RESPONDED by COMMUNICATING Mr. Hunt upon
his success at the head OF the department and
upon his deserved promotion to be minister to
Russia, and wishing him good he 18th and success
Mr.. Chandler then spoke TO the chiefs OF bureaus.
with most OF whom he was well acquainted, and
Office in such manner as to merit their approval
and hearty cooperation
THE MASON CASH PosTpoNrp.-rne motion in
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AIexamdria Affair.


CORPORATION CoURT.-The corporation court was
In session but a short time to-day, and was occu-
ruled the motion TO quash the attachments In the
Barker case. He held that the conduct OF Nj.
Barker was sufhcient TO sustain the view that he
left town with the Intention OF changing his resl.
dence.
STATIoN-HousE To-DAY.-The station-house this
morning was more populous than for many prece-
ding days j. Foley was held for cutting A j.
Hal. In the neck during difficulty yesterday.
John Randolph was charged with trespass in cut
ting up saddle belonging TO Mr. s F. Beach, the
now employed by Mr.. Beach. Samuel Halstead II
held also, charged with robbing Charles Grimsley
OF watch and chain There were also several cases
REPoRrERs NOTES.-The Alexandria Pioneers
left here this morning 10 take part In the emanc1-
Picawne was succeeded yesterday by the Nesr Era,
handsome eightpage paper-AE w. G. Whiting,
editor: The paper supports the readluster party.
now engaged in laying curbstones and cutters on
St Aslph street, near the JAIL The unusual dis
play Of the northern IT err lights last night sttrsctea
alarms OF nrc, which were promptly stopped by
the police
TIE Three CARD MONTE CAsEs.-The eases
against John II. Murphy, charged with rooDery
and larceny from L L Boone ana w. +. Norman.
agnment OF the Criminal Coui { to-day. when
the cases were called Mr.. w. A Cook, for the do
e @ SGn Sst to no Sc s.
the Justice holding the December Criminal Tefm
at which the indictments were found for witnesses
hat t,e Witnesses r. s were swor IN opea court "a
the witnesses were not dlrectp0 0y the justice -
be sworn The case was set down for arBmncue
on the motion on "Wednesday nexk
Nk Huszsuz, or nE \. Z. wonzpl -chairman
Williams has received contamination non ~
9sa ssss ss e s ss ssn .pss Ss nss ess1{ s "
Tuv1AA COMPANY zss< q. - 81
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MASONIC TEMPLE.

MASONIC TEMPLE
THURSDAY EVENING, AFRII 60, o'clock,
Repetition, by request.
BROOM AND FAN DRILL.
MUSICAL AND LITERARY SELECTIONS,
AND DANCING.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and TWO ladies, 81.
Single admission, so cents.
Tickets for sale at Ellis, Metzer it's, and Brad
Adams and by the members OF the Philharmonic
Society. al7-4t
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SALES OF REAL EsfATR.-w e Burford, real
estate broker, No Ills street northwest has just
closed the following eaies OF real estate: For Gen
WIN. Brney, to George r. Echafer, ESQ.,, lot g.
square 196 fronting 81 feet on 18th street next Ia
6co& Circle, for 81 6s1. For George r. Mason. esq.,
% Mrs. q. Lemons handsome three-story house,
No 15O5 = street northwest, Tor 6Oo1 For the
80 fronting = feet inches on "a ktfeef between
q and for g cents per square foot cash- Fos
ISIS 10Th street noff},Mesf, ior Sa,ooo 6osk Ill:
eehater and ~. Wafts WIN pus W handeoune
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CAPITAL EATER.
~ Jake Budd, manager Monday. April IT, Nightly and
Tuesday snd Friday matnees The Strongest Speciality
Show # the Season. Lizzie Derous, Allie Smith, Maxee
Allen. Kitty Gardner, Lick Moroee, Orem Dixon. Bor
low Brothers. Lizzie Thompson, Pe Lewis, Max Ar
nold Dixey Leis hton. frices Of admission same
usual. ALT
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THE BROKEN Jaw CAsE--This morning, in the
Joice against E p. Howland and Samuel T. Mason,
for 81 600 damages, was taken up, MessrS Linton
and Darlington for plaintiff, and MessrS Moulton
and Cole for defendants. Plaintiff claims that on
April Q, 1881, the defendants unsklfully performed
the operation Of tooth pulling on him in such q
manner as TO pull OF portion OF the upper Jaw
and three teeth. 1t will be remembered that
publication OF the alleged occurrence was the sub
ject OF q libel suit against Bruce Lacey, OF the
Sunday Item, in which venlfct OF guilty was
found, and they were fined $50 each.
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GRAND CONCERT,
~ Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society Of the
MEMORIAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, vermont ave.,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 19. 1882. O'Clock.
The following Artists viii appear: Mime. Annie
Koemer RtsspaF tss IN Mrs j. g. Powell & MI Msrren s.
True. Miss Agnes McGrvw, Mr. F. M. Pearson, Prof.
L. g. Bernays, Chorus Of so Voices DIR. E. s. Kim
ball, Director. Miss Mamie Simons Pianist
Admission, Fifty Cents.
Reserved Seats for sale at Ellis Co.'S music store
without extra charge a17-2t
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-1nternal
revenue, s744, ,415. 81; customs, s622, ,6sl.3a
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TH1 ALASKA arrived at Panama ~yestcr1a,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FULL CAST And oaoRgs EEaEAs;sAd AZ
81 q WHIT % q on
April Is. 1880 p. m, at 907 street. chapel under Ma
It D. B. MACLEOD.
F~ SPECIAL ATTENTION. N.sTONECUTTERs.-- :
1Rsrs c Ss sRsssaa ssa
at 1880 p m Business of ilnpPftanee inn BY order Of
rHos MoNrcKLR. sossra secFatafy rASSiN' f'''''S1s
rvo COPARTNERsHIP .NOTICE.:-wE. THE
tIS undersigned have this day formed eoPap&tnsr- &
ducted by A. |. sTRAsBURGl r. at z6l Pennsylva
Lila avenue and sl24 NJ tBridge, s street D p,1popp
LEWIS sTRRAassBBT}gBRGGszRR sTR sB}gRGsR
Washington, April 18th. 1882. al7-2t'
Fg NOTICE. GALVANIZED IRON CORNICE
rs WORKERS are requested 20 meet at 212 9Th
sde. s northwest Afs B ohpE fH s sff
tS CIETf has again made its annual contracts with
the leading business firms Of the city to supply its
at large discount from prseer such as books
and stationery boots and shoes, clothing, coal and
esres and provisions. fitting % and plumbing house
furnishing hardware. hats. caps and furs. ice, milk
paper hangines pictures and frames sewing machines.
stoves and tnware tobacco and cigars. watches and
year may be saved. The new tickets and trade hist.
costing 25 cents may be had from Andrew Glass. 1854
and Printing; smith Thompson, War depart Ient; j.
F. REYNOLDS and J. w. Harsha. Treasurer's Office E.
arry Smith
tarS Sis 18th street norsh%est New memSers admit
ted 70 all the priyeges Of the above contracts for ST.
Apply to any Of the above-namcd.
The quarterly meeting and election of officers yn b
DAS aiS April 18TH 1882 at Bsf p FULLER e President
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INCOLN HALL.
BENEFIT OF ST. JOHNS MITE ASSOCIATION.
FRIDAY EVENING, April. 2STH, AND SATURDAY
MATINEE, Doth,
THE PIRATES OF Pc lance.
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 18th,
H. NJ. s. PINAFORE.
dernd0n MOrsel frederick ana RaIpn
Miss Mabel and Josephine
Mr. e: b. Hay. Major General and Sir Joseph
MIR. Hamilton Adams, Vim. H. Daniel. H A. Forse-
man, Frank Pearson L. 2. SeiboId Mrs. Jennie 1rue
Miss Lille Bond, Miss Mohe Byrne Mrs. +. u. Fade
ley, Mrs. ID. b. Macleod and Miss Mona Cock the
cast. A detail from National Rifles in full dress uni
sinners Of this cv Enii orchestra uih naw and eiah
crate costumes and scenery Admission, 75c Matinee
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for
redemption, sos, ,OO0
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M L, northwest Stamping, EmbroideriDs and Ma
terals Art Needework taught privately and in classes
By ski led art is. Dresses and Coaks cut and fitted.
Ladies and Misses Corsets of the best MAKE including
Dr. Warner's the Thomson Glove Fitting and Wi sons
Waist for Children. Sole agency for Mrs. L. BARS
celebrated Abdominal Supporter. f9-Sm
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ADMIRAL JOHN RODGERS, who Is lying III with
Br1ghts disease OF the kidneys at his residence AZ
the Naval Observatory, is reported to be very much
better this afternoon, and his family feel greatly
1 relieved
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District Court.

Their Honors, A. Barbin and ".
f. Blackman came promptly up to
time Tuesday. Judge Barbiu being
sick Judge Blackman opened court
and impanneled the grand jury.
Attorneys PRESENT.. W. Baker OF
New Orleans. T. H. Thorpe and w.
H. Peterman of Avoyelles. r. j..
Bowman. j. g. White, r. 2. Hunter,
L. G. Hunter and H. l.. Daigre OF
Alexandria. And the Colfax bar, j.
q. Wickliffe, Nj. f. Machen and w.
i. Richardson.
Henry Brown has been tried. con-
victed and sentenced to a term OF ten
years in the penitentiary.
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Cut This Out and save il.

A correspondent writes to an ex.
change as follows, about the leaves OF
a well known plant
~ have discovered q remedy for
consumption. 1t has cured number
of cases after they commenced bleed
ing at the lunges and the hectic flush
was already on the cheek. After
irving this remedy to my own satis-
faction, have thought philanthropy
required that should let it be known
to the world. 1t is the common null
len, stepped strongly and sweetened
with coffee sugar, and drank freely.
Young or old plants are good, dried
in the shade aud kept in clean bags.
The medicine must be continued from
three to six months, according to the
nature of the disease. 1t is very good
for the blood vessels also. 1t builds
up and strengthens the system, in
stead of taking away the strength. 1t
makes good blood, and takes infa-
nation away from the lungs.
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Hon. Thomas M. Waller, the Dem
ocratic Governor elect of Connecti-
cut, is q young and handsome man.
Thirty years ago he was New York
city neweboy-as ragged, bright and
independent as they run. He was
adopted by q Yankee farmer, who
took fancy to him, gave him his
name and his politics and sent him
to college. He graduated, and went
into the law and then into the Legis-
lature, where he has made considera-
BILE trouble for the Republicans for
several years. As speaker be is
witty, audacious, self-possessed, and
of great resources. Monroe Bulletin.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on Monday
the LIST day of January, 1883, at IL o'clock
M, will offer to lease, at public auction,
in front of the court house door, in the
town of Collar, to the highest bidder, for
scrip of the years 1873, 70, 80, 81 and 'ss
or for U. s. currency, the following public
ferries
Montgomery ferry, on Red river.
Planters landing ferry, on Red river.
Colfax ferry, on Red river.
Cotile ferry. on Red river.
Caps ferry, on Little river.
Lacroix's ferry, ON Little river.
Donnahue's ferry, on Little river.
Cockerham's ferry, on Little river.
s. G. CURRY.
Prest. Police Jury of Grant Parish.
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We call the attention OF our readers
to the advertisement Of Charles A.
Wood & Co., No. II North Tenth
Street. Philadelphia. Pa. who manu-
facture the Philadelphia Singer Sew
ing Machine. which they offer for
twenty dollars. They warrant it to
be an exact duplicate, and as good in
every respect as those manufactured
by the old Singer Company. which
they sell for Fifty dollars on INSTALL
ments, or forty dollars cash. The
fact that Charles A. Wood & Co. offer
to send their machine to be exam
ined before being paid for ought to
be full guarantee that they are all
they claim.
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MothenI Mother ! Nothsrs l!I

Arc you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by . sick child suffering and
crying with the exoruciating pain Of cut
ting teeth II 80, 90 ut once and get
bottle of MIRA WfNsLow's SooTHINe SYRuP.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer Inn
mediately depend upon it there il no
mistake about It. There 10 not mother
ON earth Who has ever used it, who will
not tell you At once that it will regulate
the bowels. and give rest to the mother.
and relieve the health Of the child, opera
ting like magic, It is perfectly safe to use
in all cares, and pleasant to the taste, and
Il the prescription Of one Of the oldest and
best female physiciaus and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere at IS
cents bottle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmut, the father
and mother OF Mr.. j. B. Wilmut OF
Colfax, arrived here on visit Sat
urday, 18th inst, from Dallas. Tex
as. He says that crops are fine IN
his section of the country, and are
also good in all parts OF the State that
he has heard from. Corn is retailing
in Dallas at so cents per bushei, but
can be bought on the farms at 30
cents. Mr.. Wilmut expects to stay
with us for two or three weeks. He
expresses himself as well pleased with
our country.
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Since the last Issue of the CHRoNl-
Gle we have had to make a hasty trip
to New Orleans in consequence OF
the death Of our honored father. Rev.
p. M. Goodwin. On our return at
midnight Monday we found no paper
had been issued on Saturday. 25th
inst In order to fulfill our advertis-
ing contracts we find it necessary to
issue two papers this week, which
accounts for the present publication
on Wednesday. aSth. The next is-
sue will appear on Saturday, Dec
I'd, our regular day of publication.
Our friends will please bear with our
shortcomings this week. The few
items in the paper were in type when
we returned, having been supplied to
our Office boy by friend.
In this connection we wish to COR
rect report which we found in cir
culation in Alexandria, and which we
understand is also in vogue to some
extent in Grant parish, namely, that
we intend to sell out the CHRONICLE
and move to New Orleans. The re-
port is altogether erroneous. We
have 20 such intention at this time,
and, Providence permitting, expect to
spend many years among the kind
friends we have in Grant parish.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish o.
Grant, State of Louisiana-No. 189.
Lionel l.. Levy VS.. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ada Lane,
and Husband.

BY virtue of and to satisfy writ of seiz-
ure and sale issued and to me directed, in the
above entitled and numbered suit, l have
seized and will offer for sale, at public
auction, in front of the court house door,
in the town of Colfax, La between the
hours prescribed by law. on
SATURDAY, December 16, A. D. 1882,
the following described property, seized as
the properly of the defendant, to-wit:
The undivided one-half interest of Will
liam s. Calhoun, as heir to the estate of
his mother Mary S. Calhoun, in and to the
following property situated in the parish
of Grant, State of Louisiana to wit:
First-A certain tract of land known
and designated as the Smithfeld planta-
ton, lying on the north side of Red river,
and fronting said river. bounded above by
what was formerly known as the Bailey
place, and below by the next after describ-
ed plantation, having front of some two
miles on that river, and containing about
thirteen hundred I3O0) acres OF cleared
land, more or less, portion of which has
been divided into town lots.
Second-A certain tract of land known
| as the Mirabeau plantation. fronting about
four miles on Red river, bounded above
| by the Smithfield plantation, before de-
| cNticSos oht btioW W tanto A'Ahcfiy '"AA-
ed by II. NJ. Hyams. containing about
fourteen hundred (l400) acres cleared land,
more or less.
| Third-A certain tract of land known
and designated as the Ferenzi plantation,
situated in the rear of the above described
Smithfield plantation. containing about
fourteen hundred (1400) acres Of cleared
land, more or less.
Fourth-A certain tract of land known as
the Merideth plantation, lying in the rear
Of the above described Mirabeau planta.
ton, and containing some fourteen hun
bred l1400) acres of land, more or less.
Fifth-Also all the uncleared land be
longing to and forming part of the SAID
several plantations, and also all building
and improvements, fixtures aud appurte
nances appertaining thereto, or to any ONT
or parts thereof.
Terms of sale--On credit of twelve
months the party purchasing will be re
quirtd to give bond with good and approx
ed security for the payment of the purchas'
price With per cent interest from date o
sale q. Ii. TEAL, Sheriff.