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DIED,

BLOUTH.-On Wednesday. February q,
1882, Harry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Blouth, aged Is months. ~ .dEfA
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residences OF
Jos. StoeckIe, 22j King street, on Friday
afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. Interment In the
Wilmington and BrandywIne CemeterY.
SEVIL.-on the 22d inst, Mrs. Edith
Sevll, aged rs ye RS.
Her relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF Isaac w. Haham, x9
TatnaIl street. Leave the house Satul-
day, February 25th, at IL o'clock a. m. to
proceed to New Castle, where services
will be held in the NJ. Il. Church.
JONES.-In this city. on the 2lsts In ST.,
Mary W. Jones, widow of Richard X.
Zones, in the 18th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are Invited to attend the funeral from ner
late residence, No. III Shlpley streetsz 9n
Thursday afternoon, to meet at the house
at o'clock, without further notice. In
terment at Wilmington and Brandywtpe
Cemetery.
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GENERAL NEWS.

William Lock,a citizen ofMorton,
Delaware county, dropped dead yes
terday morning.
General A. e. Nivens, ex-State
Senator of New York died at his
residence, at Monticello, in that
State, on Tuesday.
While a party of young men were
firing a salute IN Lancaster YesLer-
day afternoon IN honor of the result
of the election, the cannon burst,
killing Frank A. Herzog and ia
tally ipjuring Peter Rochrich. Both
were married.
The stockholders of the Military
Acadmy at Chester yesterday met
yesterday morning, and decided to
rebuild the Acadmey on the old site.
The Academy will in the meantime
be located at Ridley Park.
A committee, including John
Garrett, President of the Amalgama
ted Iron and Steel Workers, called
on Mr.. Reeves of the Phoenix Iron
Company at Phenixville, yesterday,
to arrange for termination OF the
puddlers' strike. Mr.. Reeves refused
to see the committee.
The annual convention of the Ameri-
can Institute OF Mining Engineers
opened in Washington on Tuesday even
ing Mr.. Metcalf President of the Instit-
ute, presided, and General Sherman de-
liVered the opening address.
The Grand Army of the Republic
Indiana began its annual encanpment
yesterday in Indianapolis.
The East Pennsylvania Evangelical
Conference met yesterday in Allentown
There is large attendance.
The U. s. steamer Alliance sailed
frem Norfolk, Virginia, yesterday fol
West Indies.
The oyster sloop Dauntless went
ashore on Fox Shoals, Virginia, on
Tuesday evening, and three of her
men, Sewell, Collins and Kyler, were
drowned. Howard Skidd, after re-
naming in the rigging all night,
waded ashore at low water yesterday
morning.
The steamer Newbern has arrived
at Guaymas with part of the crew oi
a wrecked British bark, picked up Of
the coast of lower California. The
party, who were about to resort tt
cannibalism when rescued, consisted
of the captains wife and two children
and two seamen. One child and ont
seaman died Immediately after being
picked up. Two days afterwards thu
mother gave birth to healthy infant
1t is believed in Montpelier, Vermont
, that Senator Edmunds has been ofere'
by the President and will accept tn
nomination for Justice of the Suprem
Court of the United States.
An anti-polygamy meeting in Prov
, dence, Rhode Island, last evening, wa
presided over by Governor .Iittlefielc
!. and addressed by President Robinson
= of Brown University, Bishop Clark, sx
, Mayor Doyle, ex.Mayor Barstow an
Rev, Drs. Greer and Behrends.
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Badly Injured.
A FIREMAN FALLS FROM A LOCOMOTIVE
AND sUsTAINs SEVERE INJURIEs.

A FIRKAAN FALLS FROM LOCOMOTIVE
AND sUsTAINs SEVERE INJURIEs.
Yesterday afternoon as the "SeaSide
EXP ess" on the p. w. q B. II. X. north
leaving this city at 1.63 o'clock, was aD-
preaching Grey's Ferry, the tiieman of
the locomotive, No. SO, Harry Sher-
wood, stepped out of the cab and passed
along tha side board for the purpose of
placing green flag, the usual signal in
front OF the engine. As he attempted to
step from the sidebOard to the front DOr-
tion of the engine, he slipped and Tell to
the ground.
The train was stopped as quickly as
possible and the injured man pick sd mp
placed in the baggage car and taken In
TO the new Broad street station. Upon
arriving there physician was at once
summoned and attended to his tpjnrieP,
which consisted ofseveral severe bruises
and cuts abont the head and face. He
WAS brought down on the 40 train and
taken to his home, Church street, near
Eighth.
This morhtpg he is doing as well as
can he expected. At the time he fell
the train was running at the rate oil
40 miles an hour, aud his escaps IRON
death il . wonder.
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LOYAL LINES.

A number of amusements are booked
at the Opera House. ...
The Court of Chancery resumed its
session this morning.
"One Hundred Wives" will appear in
the Opera House on March ath.
Joseph Barr, of the Ninth Ward, Is
about to relinquish the butcherlng busl-
ness, aud bngage In carttng.
Extra meatings still coutiuue in the
central Presbyterian Ohurcb, and much
interest is manifested In them.
The local Gresnbacke ers held meet
ing In the Herdman building, Fourth
street, last night, and listened to theil
great apostle, j. b. Welsh.
The Board of Trade Will take posses
sion of us new quarters in the Exchange
building on Tuesday next. The quar-
ters have been very Ia,tefolly httec
mp. ffH
Prof. s. 4. Ford win give an elpou'
tionary entertainment In stanton Prrs
byter an Church on Tuesday eVeni nc
next, ths proceeds being for the benefit
of the church.
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A Voice from the Press.

take this opportunity TO bear testi-
mony to the efficacy of yoHr Hop Bit
ters." Expecting to find them nanseons
and bitter and composed of bad whisky,
we were agreeably surprised at their
mild taste, just like u cup of tsa. a
Mrs. Cr0sswell and Mrs. Connor,
friends, have likewise tried, and pro-
nounce them the best medicine they
have ever taken for building up strength
and tOning up the system. was trou-
bled with headache, UostiVeness and
want of appetite. My ailments are now
all gone. have q yearly contract with
a doctor to look altar the health of my
self AMI family, but need him not now
b. GILLILAND.
July %, 1873 Peoples AdUocdte, Pitts
burg, Pa.
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Ile rhlIndeInhIn EIecrionn.

he result of the municipal cleo
hS IN Pennsylvania is regarded here
. severe blow to the Cameron
pasty. A gentleman of expert
ged observation in matters pertain.
to the politics of that state, and
p on the way from Plttsburg yes
Day acquainted himself with the
/ 4 of sentiment along the route,
4 tonight that he had never known
u wide dlsaflectiOn among Repub-
lns' There had always been NUT
lngs against the power of the
nerons, but nothing TO indicate
PgerOus revolt until now. lie con-
sred Tue Camerons, by reason OF
Ierday : election, much less likely
command a respectable following
y ever before, and altogether un-
Fly to do it unless by extraordinary
ans or lhrongh the laundering Of
mOCrats.
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DAMAGES FOR sS, 200.

THE r, ". = b. n. r. CO. GETS sALTED
IN THE HARTFORD COUNTY COURT.
The suit of Howard Terry, of Cecil
county, Md, against the r. w. % b.
Il. R., In the Hartford county court,
at Belair, has just been concluded.
Terry, some time ago, boarded train
on the 2. w. & B. railroad at Perry
vile, for the purpose Of crossing the
river to Havre de Grace, believing
that he was entitled under the law TO
cross the bridge on the train free OF
charge, and that the train was obliged
to stop at Havre de Grace; the train
did not stop at Havre de Grace, but
carried the plaintiff \ half mile from
the town, whore, he alleges, under the
orders Of the companY's agents, he was
obliged, to the great danger Of his lite
and limbs, to get off the train while II
was In motion. The witnesses for the
railroad company admitted that the
tram did not stop at Havre do Grace,
but denied that the plaintiff was forv
chilly elected from the train while ID
motion, and asserted that the train
was stopped q short distance from
Havre de Grace, and the plalntih
quietly removed. There was an equa
number OF witnesses swearing to al
opposite state of facts. After at
hours deliberation the jury returned
with a verdict of $1,000 damages fol
the plaintiff.
The suit of John w. Mahoney
against the same incorpora tion, a cas-
Involving. the same state Of facts, wa
tried Immediately after, and the jur,
found a verdict awarding Mr.. Malone!
damages in the sum of 80, 600.
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ae Gully Sastttt.
FIRST EDITION.
Tel.rraphlc summary

l.. p,,dl.ugh was expelled yestsr-
| from the British House OF Common'
so,a of POI to SO. Fragments from
/ missing steamship City OF London
oomipc ashore on the Irish coast'''
4 D.vIlt was nominated Tor Mea'n
E,erday, to fill the seat in far'Amsn' 81.
M ,acant BY the resignation OF Mr.
a sullivan. NJ. Tissot has been ap-
Mad French ambassador at London,
4 MARQUIS, de Noailles as ambassador
I,ou.taulinope...M. ReuIASd' Nine
|I,,on,, husband, died yesterday In the
b.ic Asylum...TLe Americans resi-
4, q. R,rlp celebrated WA'hlngton's
[nd,v with = bal qIeut....The Car
,lsred Gen. SkoDeltn' to st. Pc
sOurg. whsn he arrives he VIII Dc
D,rei to explain his recent speech to
ssrvisu student, ... There have been
,sr arrests of socialists in Galicla.
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The Greeubacko or's OF Indian . Z !. ?

The Greenback State Convention Of
Indiana met yesterday In 1ndfanApoiis.
Gilbert De La Matyr was chosen PresII
dent, and State ticket was nominated, /,
except Judges Of the Supreme Court,
Resolutions were adopted, declaring
among other things, for the enforcement
of the Eight Hour law that u. y. bends
should not be refunded, but paid as they
become due in '1awful money! that
legal tenders should be substltutsd for
National Bank notes; that the Burhn-
liugame treaty should be abrogated, the
public domain reserved for actual set :
tiers, interstate commerce be regulated
by Congress, and graduated income
tax imposed. u La A.-aIluW .aaIn
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Insane Department White men,
2S; white women, 25; colored men, 8 ;
colored women, 4; total, 63s yfF
Slue the last report there were six
deaths, as follows:
January 26th, Maria Cook, colored,
af Mill Creek hundred; January 9th,
Elizabeth Rothwell, coIOred, Ne '
Castle hnndred; February LIST, Andrew
Wilson, New Castle hundred; Feb
ruary 18th, A. I. Hudson, Winning
ton; February 18th, William Shoe
maker, Wilmington; same date, Chas.
Biddle, Red Lion Hundred.
Mr.. Jamison, chairman of the Build
ing Committee, stated to the Board
that the committee had taken the
three plans submitted at the last meet
ing, and with q number of slight al,
tSrations had adopted those Of 8. ID.
Button, of Philadelphia. He SUBJ
mitted the plans for the inspection OF
the Board. A recess of o few minutes
was taken, after which upon motion
the plans as exhibited were adopted,
and the committee authorized to ad-
vertise for proposals for the erection
Of tho buildings.
The plans are about the same as de-
scribed in the GAZETTE at the time
they were first submitted. The only
material alteration is in the front els-
vation, which 10 to be more moderr
than the ones first submitted. Tht
size aud general details are the same
The insane department viii hold 1S0
persons and the almshouse 400.
There being no further business tht
Board adjourned.
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An OnicIaI Train.

This morning, at Q O'Clock an official
train consisting Of three Pennsylvania Il.
r., cars, drawn by locomotive No. "a,
passed through this city to BALTIMORE.
There were about fifteen officials on
board the train, among them being Frank
Thompson, General Manager Of the
PennsylVania, and isaac Hlnckley {,
President OF the p, w. q b. r. X. Their
object Is unknown. - .AEe
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Complicated Dlseases.

A prominent gentleman In OeFro
Gordo County, Iowa, writes as that he
finds Kidney-Wort to be the bett fetne-
dy he ever knew for complication OF
disea 1t is the specific action which
1t has on the liver, kidneys and bowels,
which gives 1t such curative power, and
it ls the thousands of cures which 1t Is
performing which gives it its great cele-
brlty. Liquid, VERY ooncautrated)1 on
dry, both act eficlently.-N. II. Journal
and Courier.
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Police Cases.

Mayor Almond disposed of the fol-
lowing cases this morning:
Peter Newman, assault and battery
on his wife, So and costs, and 5000 to
keep the peace.
John Reilley and Patrick Munda,
assault and battery on Thomas Marr,
$3 and costs each.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-23

Ivvpx arc now iu operation, In Chi
| twenty-tlree grain elsVatorp, hav-
a ioint capacity of ly,406,O 900 bush
The largest holds 800 600 bushels,
the sna lest l5O, 900 bushels. -Four
buildings, in course of construction,
add 8 100000 bushels to these fiR-
making the full total 22.Y0S, 900
heIs,
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Sunday school Anniversary

The scholars, officers and teachers Of
the Fr.t Presbyterian Sunday Schoo
will be prompt In meeting IN the Sunday
school room this evening at z o'clock, tt
attend the Anniversary to be held In the
church al ~ O'Clock. All are invited
Admission Tree. A collection will bt
taken up for the benefit of the school.
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Guard Against Disease.

If you md yourself getting bill ious,
head heavy, month foul, eyes yellow,
Kidneys dis rdered, symptoms OF piles
tormeotIng you, take at once few dos.
ca of Kidney Wort. 1t liz natures great
assistant. Use 1t as an advance guard
don't wait TO get down sick See large
advertisement.
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AEW ADVERrIsEsaENEs.

TlOR RENT.-The large brick build.
ing at the s. w. corner OF Water and
Marx Ell streets running through TO snip
lev street, The building is supplied with
elevator, water, &C., and Is very well
suited for carriage or other light manu-
factory.
feb2S-5t dEA1AD q W.
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Ne purchase OF the western section
EGe oecldental Railway by the Cana
faallc La lAay Is said t. be fHlly
pnlln5d. The price IL said TO be S4,-
WU, with rebate Of 10 per cent. for
Ashlng the ilne.
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Necided steps ought to be taken to cure
EIa or IOurh al once. We should
kmmeud DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
valuable medicine is indoraed by
2 ph, slcians and you can rely on ita
4 m tbe work tYery time.
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Meetiugs ro-nisht.

Clayton Lodge. No. 4, k. ohP. ..llsaf q
Eden Lodge, No. "a, l. .. Q. F. 55s...t.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, ]. o. o. F. estv'
Manhattan Lodge, No, IL l. o. r. NJ. e4
Wilmington Division, No. l, s. OF I,
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr., o. u. A. M sI1R
German Mutual Beneficial Society N
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. /, 1882.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGToN.

10 I1H1h q W WIImINlPION.
or Philadelphia 2.004, 223s, 6,3O. 6.5=.
Sigi, SO, 300, 9.O9, 9.i6, 1880, i So a,
,Egyi S5S NJ; l2.l5, l2.Jstt, 1.53, $50, 4. 90,
-'''l' tie, G.3ss, 7.30*; 9.50s, lc.uOs p.
I'r New Ycrk-2. nO', 2.23*, $50, eb5
I1 'i''' a. IN. ; l2.3Stt. L5S, 5.l7f, 6.sSi
L. or Bstlimoro-l.O .OOs, I.42s, 4.5,s, 500. s.ss
H., H. NJ. Nv lO9tt, 300, q. u, l1.A* =. IN,
~ NJ " 9,snlingtnn, LUIS l.I2s, 4.5l#, s.OOs a
=. ~ y ~, IOst t.57, ll,04S p. m.
,nsL," n,a!it!lhnre and intermediate sta.
FFpai,-'l FFpIi-'l' S.''S a. IN. 100 GOO D. M.
'"ius N Mag both daily and Sun
trains running only on Sunday.
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pr Wilmington and Northern Rail.
I1r,nV N RAW. a. N. 300, sos p. M. No sun.
M p2edaWale = a. Western Railroad-le.3( r.
'''o p M No Sunday trains.
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rRAND OPERA HOUSE,

Saturday Evening, February 25th.
Engagement for one night only OF the
strongest sensational attraction
in America.
DIRECT FROM FORD's OPERA HOUSE
WASHINGrON,
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MARRIED.

LENDERMAN-BEATTY. - In This city.
on the I'D inst, by Rev. j. l.. Estlln,
Watson Lenderman and Miss Nett.e
c. Beatty, both of this city. as54tH
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4 ECr de Delaware Railroad-e. .OOs, cas- a. m
St%.Gf nv y w p. IN. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle onlv. Va Si'AinS'
M not harrington and intermediate sta.
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BEAlNs ARRIVE AT wLMINar,,,,

run y, phlladelphla--l.OO .OO+, I.s2. 447a
N % i5., = ~, 9.3g, l0.lOt, ll.53, i2.50 m
N Is, - V, !, . IT 2.3Of. 2bG, 4.S5, i'm & dt'
III itT'' - m S,'S' '3t, 7.55, 9.a5f, 3.5V, iO.5Ss,
. Il !',l d New York-l2.i8, l.s2s, 4tO. 7mt
s05' =, m a. NJ l25o, l.07tt, AS, o.IS.
[@a. m n tlti,mg5ornes-ll.5lt, 2.l3t, 9.ol, 9.Os
m. " l%Sitt, l.5O, 5.l1s, 6.3Of' 9.Is,
sR !, i.5o, a.ll., 800, s. .49s D, m ~ -
i6" non h, daily and sunday.
'oh Sunday only.
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ANNA EVA FAY,

Who has Just returned from Londen,
England, and brought with her three OF
the best mediums In theworld, including
the eminent exponent, 81
PROF. u. G. BRADDON.
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TRUSTEES OF THE POOR.

YEsTERDAf AFTARNooN's skssIoN-
TUE REYIsED PLANS FOR THE NEW
BUILDINGS ADoPTED-PRoP0sA TO
BE ASKED FoR.
After q recess for dinner on Wed.
nesday, the Trustees Of the Poor res
assembled. Thea pfDceedings of the
m Orning's sesaion we're given In the
GAzErTR's nth edition.
Mr.. Ray was called to the chair and
Mr.. Farra acted as Secretary, Mr..
Bird and Mr.. Cooch having to leave.
The first subject considered was the
manner In which the email pox hospi-
tai was 70 DO disposed of.
Mr.. Lackoy, Of the smallpox hos.
pital committee, said he desired to
know what was to be done with it.
The committee would not undertake
to destroy the buiidIdg Innless the
Board would sanction some mode.
Mr.. Bnnton said he was in favor OF
leaving the whole matter To the COM
mittee. He would therefore introduce
thcG following
d, Rsselps6, That tho small,pox hos
pital committee be hnehoffsed Ia their
discretion to take measures for the re-
moval and destruction Of the presens
hospital building.
The resolution after some debate
was adopted. ... i3,llf flfV.
Superintendent Barlow submitted
his monthly report, which is as fol-
lows, the total number OF inmates
being 1888.
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nndsS ndnS'3, 1-, Si5, lbs a. m; SIS D. m N No u,
In. 2I5r ware Western Railroad-g.Oo
-''' h. IN. No Sunday trains '''O
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sPIRITUALISM.

MISS FAY is the only living medium
who has the Endorsement of members OF
the Royal Scientific Society OF England.
She will give her light .materiali0ing
Seance, given by her before the Roy al
Scientific Society of England, Lord RAJ
eigh, Professors Crokes. Wallace, Sell
geRnt, Cox and others.
Seance in full gaslight az hours dura-
ton. Some of the startling tests that
take place: The wonderful babes, the
flying coat communications from friends.
beautiful flowers materialiZed and pass
ed to the audience, the floating guitar,
the organ ON its travels and many other
startling experiments.
8 +, m. Iepz5-St
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i'I3 % ni Delaware Railroads.&c.. a.a6. n.
AlnS. ''Vo y. IN. No sunday
From New Castle only
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NOR SALE.-A set of good bellows.
II anvil and vice viii be sold cheap
by DANIEL CREEDEN,
feb22-3e hockessfn, Del.
WANTED-A ComposItor. Address this
office. 5i9
NOTICE. The Market street bridge,
IN over the ChristiRna. Will be elestd
on February 26th and Nth for repairs.
G. FEBl6ER,
feb2Ot28. Levy Court Com.
VEJ JANTED.-Am man wants = situation
w in city or country. Address
COACHMAN,
feb20tf Townsend, Dtl,
NJ OTICE.-NOtice is hereby given that
IN The annual meeting OF the Brandy
wine Hundred Association for the re-
coyerv OF stolen horses and detection of
thieves will bs held at the hotel OF oliver
| III, Parry, on Saturday, March 4th, 1882.
ii. ~. BARLOW.
feb9-4t" secretary.
February 8, 1882. all ps Il ri L
H4' as j hal9a
EI zzA zE4E
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Trains running only on Sunday.
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RAINS LEAVE EoI, r,,,

HnNs pHllos.iA LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
kven1s' s'rp1maia.Broad y 1a and Washins,on
O''V' hl5, $40. 1915 a. m. 5. 70 STh 81
~ p. m. 'o' Wv, ll.46 a. m. l.4b.
1lIlmiled Express traIns.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Lionel l.. Levy, VS.. Mrs. NJ. M. Ada
Lane and Husband. No. ls9, 10Th Ju
dicial District Court, Parish of Grant,
Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE OF AND TOSATISFY
ID a writ of seizure and sale issued
ond to me directed in the above emit.
tied and numbered suit, I have seized
and will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, at the front of the Court House
door, in the Town Of Alexandria, La,
between the hours prescribed by law,
on SATURDAY, the 2nd day of De-
cember, A, D. the following described
property specially ordered to be seized
and sold, to-wit:
The undivided one-haif interest of
William S. Calhoun as heir to the es-
tate of his mother, Mary S. Calhoun,
in and to the following property stu
ated in the Parish of Rapides, on the
South side of Red River, near the
Mouth of Cane River, and known as
Freedmens Home plantation, bounded
above by lands of Dubois, and below
by lands formerly owned by Meredith
Calhoun, and containing about four
teen hundred u4OO) acres of land,
more or less, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms, CASH, subject to appraise-
ment. d. G. PAUL,
Oct. 81, ids. Sheriff
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Benjamin Cooper VS.. R. P. Hunter and
Wife. No. 756, 10Th Judicial Dis
trict Court, Rapides Parish, Lou
isiana.
DY VIRTUE OF AND TO SATISFY
ID an order of seizure ond sale, issued
and to me directed in the above emit
tied and numbered suit. l have seized
aud will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, at the front of the Courthouse
door in the Town of Alexandria, La,
between the hours prescribed by law,
on
SATURDAY, the 2nd day of DECEM.
Der, A. D. 1882,
the following described property spe-
cially ordered to be seized and sold,
to wit:
A certain piece or parcel of ground,
with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, situated, lying and be-
ing in the Town of Alexandria, Rap
ides Parish, State of Louisiana, and
being Square No. Thirty (30) of the
upper suburbs af the said Town, and
bounded by Fourth, Fifth, Washing
ton and Johnston Streets, as per plat
of survey of said Town, drawn by r,
w. Bringhurst, Parish Surveyor.
Terms, CASH, subject to appraise.
nent. -. Z. PAUL,
Oct. 81, ids. Sheriff
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BACHELOR & DORIS BIG SHOW,
ALEXANDRIA, SATURDAY, Nov'R 18th.

Speaking of this great show the
Chicago Times of July 8, 1882, says:
This superior organization closes its
engagement here tonight. Two per-
formances will be given to-day, af-
ternoon aud evening. Messrs. Batch
eller Doris have made q brilliant
impression in Chicago. The rare
and extensive geological specimens,
the attractive museum curiosities,
the high standard of the ring per.
formances, challenge the admiration
of all amusement goers The excel.
lent order maintained has excited a
great deal Of favorable comment.
No circus has ever appeared in this
city that has drawn better class of
people, and no show has ever given
more general satisfaction. Mile
Christine, the lannon's "Two- headed
Lady," is one of the principal at
tractionss By her lady like and in
telligent manner, aside from her pc
culiar formation, she has made mum
berless admirers here. There is no
question but that Batcheller s Doris
have one of the most novel and in
teresting tented exhibitions travel
ling, and the unusually large bust
ness done hese shows that the pub
lie recognize the fact.