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Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
THE CANCER TAKEN OUT.
a Remarkable Operation Performed at
the Charity Hospital.
From The Ae1o York Tribune.


Mrs. Ann Curry, who is 30 years OF age,
has suffered for two years with malignant
cancer of the abdomen. She consulted
several physicians of this city, and all
said the trouble was cancer, hut none OF
them would undertake % perform an oper-
alton for its removal. Three months ago
Mrs. Curry was induced to enter the
Charity hospital. where she was visited
by DR.. Thomas III. Allen, OF No. 10 Park
avenue. When told that an operation
from the effects Of which no patient has
ever recovered and only three have left
the operating table alive was her only
chance Of lie. Mrs. Curry announced her
Willingness to take the risk rather than
live longer in such misery.
The operation WAS performed Yesterday
afternoon IN the presence OF Drs. Fergu-
son, Goldthwsite. Thompson, Bridges.
Wells, Moore and Brinkman. The patient
was placed under the influence of ether,
and DR.. Allen made a long, straight incis-
ion into the abdomen, from the pit Of the
stomach downward, ana the ASST stanta
[ cd the arteries. 4 spray AtOmiZer was
used TO sprinkle an antiseptic fluid upon
the wound. The PATIENTS pulse was very
strong, and bait one injection OF brandy
was necessary during the opera
ti0n. A small drainage tube. made
VI IltNhitu HNitktu hNUe. was in-
serted 10 carry of any cloited blood or
foreign fluids that might collect around
the diseased organs. DR.. Allen then re-
moved the abdominal organs. while his
assistants tied one artery after another.
II was discovered that the bladder and
several surrounding ORGANS had been at
tackled by the germs OF the disease. and
these he'd 10 be scraped until AL the
traces OF cancer we're gone. The work
was finished in few minutes, anl the
opening in the stomach WAS drawn TO-
gether and sewed mp with fine silver
wire. These stitches were afterwards
supplemented with others OF catgut
Upon examination the cancer wa- found
% weigh nearly T. ounces. The organ 20
which u was attached, instead of weigh
ing three or four ounces. a. 10 would have
done In hc3lt0y condition, weighed near
ly one pound. Mrs, Curry WAS taken to
her room IN safety, and all danger Of a
primary shock was removed. rpn DAGGER
now lies in secondary hpmpphnge or
peritonltis. Dr. Alleu said last tysning
that 10 WAS hardly possible Tor the raiiont
- recover, hut he had great homes that
the operation would prove successful. At
late hour last night Mrs. Curry's pulse
was strong and fun.
STAFFORD, Conu., woman, who is q
member Of the Society for the Prevention Of
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
THIEVES N HIGH PLACES.
Three Township Trustees Issue Fraud
ulent Orders and Credit.

VINCENNEs, IND, Sept. 24.-Three
township trustees Of Davis county, lndi-
aus, have disappeared. 1t is said that
they issued fraudulent orders on their re-
spectiye townships and one credit Of
some easily raised money and absconded
with it. They are Charles il. Brown,
Trustee Of Washington township; John
GrimsleY, Of steele township, and John
Clark, Of Barr township
OFF FOR CANADA.
They are supposed TO be in Canada.
The board oi county commissioners cali
ed special session Tor to-day. II is zen
orally thought that the township funds
are safe and that the holders Of the fraud
ulent orders will be the losers. The
amount OF money carried away by these
men Is yariously estimated at from $780,
900 to 100000. Great excitement exists.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
NIackin's Prosecution for Perinrr.

Court this morning overruled a motion
for a continuance in the case Of Joseph
c. Mackin, convicted Of perjury in the
election fraud cases. IL was urged that,
as Mackin was under sentence in the
United States Court. decision in ad-
vance Of the one pending in the United
States Supreme Court, would provoke a
conflict OF jurisdiction.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05

MILWAUKEE,. sept. 4.-Wm. Luther fol-
lowed his wife 10 friends house where
she was visiting last might. and attempted
70 shoot her. Failing in this, ne returned
home ana TOOK dose Of arsenic, diving
shortly afterWari. Domestic disturb
ances caused the tragedy
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
BIRMINGHAM coLLArsEs.

BIRA1NGHA8, ALA. sept 4.-The Birming-
ham Base Ball Association has collapsed, on
account Of lack OF local patronage The
trouble was also aggravated by the disap-
pearance of Manager Charles d. Barber. also
one of the players, who Was considerably in
arrears 10 mo.t Of the members of the club.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
'ostponement Of Boat Race.

MANHATTAN BEACH, y. Y. Sept. A.
The boat race tor $500 which was to
have taken place at Sheepshead Bay to-
day between Ross, Hanlon and Lee. was
postponed until Monday ON account OF
rough water.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
KilIed by a -rack Hammer.

WILLIAMsPoRr, Pa, Sept AT the
Porter house, IN this city, this mtTnnQ,
James Walbert, a woll-knOwn character
aud an employe Of The house, fell from a
mer on the floor. The claw OF the hammer
glanced upwards aud pcne trated his body
under the right armplt. lie was literally
stabbed 10 death, dying almost instantly.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
SEMEN LIVING Husbands.
One Woman COraIs seven Men In the
Big Horn Country.

CheVe7n9 W. Ledder.
Information has just been received here
that William Howard and "Mrs." Reed
have been married in the Big Horn coun-
try. Tn lady had an eventul experience
in matrimonial ventures, her present hus-
hand being her seventh. of which all are
living, and none have gone through the
tedious f0rmalities of toe divorce court.
AS Miss Hopkins the lady was first
married at the tender age of Is to Mr..
theOhald. near Fort Collins, Col, in 1868.
year or two saw her grass widow
and she solaced herself with wedding "a
gentleman by the name of Johnson, near
Piedmont, Col. Johnson soon found
the marriage ties little too binding,
and then the marriageable woman pro-
ceoded 10 L01gm0nt aud entered into the
holy bonds with a man by the name OF
Davis.
The blushing bride and happy groom
accompanied each other 70 Lander, arriv-
ing here in the tall of 1873. BY the fan
Of 1874 the matrimonial chains had fallen
otf of Davis, and his enterprising eX.
partner had had the marriage service read
over herself and Private Cox. of Fort
Washakie. The departure OF CON's com.
p&ny deprived the wife Of her husbands
company Also aud the lapse Of few
wears found her pledged 70 "honOr and
obey" John Reed, a ranchman Of tue
Lander neighbOrh0od.
A family jar dashed this cup of happi-
ness from her lips and her fist into her
husbands eye at the same unfortunate
time. and she mended the shattered frag-
ments OF the cuD and soothed the pain
Of her injured knuckles by tskinf
william Howard, the hired man at the
ranch, on a trip TO the Big Horn country,
aud there for the seventh time making a
wife out OF herself.
All OF these ceremonies have been per-
formed by legally constituted authorities.
and The Mrs. Howard Of the seventh Ger.
emony considers herself as much the wife
of Howard "a the Mrs. TheObald OF the
first ceremony did of The0blld.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
II. NJ. BRANCH.)
II. r. WlLLINh. bKeru1Vi~
Y v GOODW

GEORGIA, CHATHAM C0rNrY..-N NotigVa IA.
mands again-t X. STEWART sAN IlE..,1 E.1'
late OF Chatham county, now ue1t,et
10 present them TO me, properly maAg "a
within the time prescribed hy law. - "1 N
show their character and amoelii .oA air
urr.ons indebtoJ 10 said Deceased are mere"
required to make payment to me.
SEPTEMBER 4, 1SS5. .,,,...t,s
JORDAN +. BRouhs,
County Administrator. Temporary Au'''-'
TRAITOR.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
Sncmruau AatlrnaoR.
CITY AND SUBURBAN RAILWAY.
EFqsi 1Intirre.

n EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. .-NotCe
" hereby given that 4 have made apptS
ton TO the Court of Ordinary TOR ChainaI
county for order 10 sell the following prov
erty. tO-wit: An undivided "a one-hail w
terest IN wharf lot number tl one, eas. e. ~
Lincoln street, with the Improvements lN'lv
on, commonly known as Harris wharf; sa1
lot being bounded on he north by the ra.ass
nan river. ON tue east by wharf lot numlNr
two, on the south by Bay treft ana on ~, W
west by Lincoln street, ia the city OF 0hlar
nan. Georgia ana being the sam pr9pelg
conveyed To HENRY j. DICK tRsON y "a
b. MiLLEN administrator estate " y; y. y
Harrsl by deed dated Jnly 3d So anp
cJrucd in the Office Of the CLERK Of INV
perior Court OF Cnathsm county, B9oA ~ -
Page 3, belonging to estate ui ht y ~ a
pICKEE~ON. deceased, for the plyh'l u, =,
debts and distribution; aud ha. -h,s., ~, W5
Will be GRANTED at OCTOBER IEEM -
OF said court, unless objections are nled'
SEPTEMBER {, lss5.
II NJ. BRANCH,)
II y WIIIINk ENerutVI"
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05

STRArfORn, Conn, woman, who is
member Of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty 70 Animals, accuses local Christians
Of going TO church 10 hear of the giories Of
another world and beat down satan under
their feet, an the while having horses outside
lighting u thousand devils in the shape OF
flies and mOsQult1oa.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05

4, EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Ne.li,i'es.
" hereby gwen that have made ap.bsm
tion to the Court Of Ordinary ior ,.t..,n.-f.
county for or ior TO sell lot numbor ',esa
four, White ward. and lots num ffs els ~ &,
nineteen And twenty, Sw0livilie, civ " y.
vannnh, said state aud county, ana al al.tsp
prvvemt ufg or eaid iOts. be on.ins W ID
Of JOSEPH g. REEDY, deceaseu' I'd va
payment OF debts anu distribution; hn" h rs,
order Will be grauted at october ieI Iln'
o' '''' 'o"' ' ''''''' KATE PoWEE
Exeeutrix Estate Joseph b. he0''
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05

DYSPEPSIA,
CONSTIPATION,
SICK HEADACHE,
CHOLEeA MURBUS, ETC,
Quickly Relieved ard Cured by the use of
ULMERs LIVER CORRECTOR.
sla bottle; freight paid to any address.
b. f. ULMER, NJ. D.,
S9YAnnnh. Ga.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05

Writing Sets and Bangle Pins,
And various other articles toe numerous to
mention, At the only TEN CENT STORE in
town. IL Bryan street. Call and see these
and other bargains.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
zuoon Staimo.
NOTICE.

SHELL BLUFF CREEN. tor shippers Mar
- rows, from Bear river to oyster signs.
near shell huf. IN Bryan Neck. il private
property, and ail parties are again cautioned
not tu ga her oysfert within said limits. Any
one found gathering aaid oysters will be pros
ecuted 10 the full extent OF the law.
GEO. l.. APPLETON.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05

"DR. BURNERDEL has issued AN important
report upon cholera 40 Marseilles," writes
Edward King from Paris. "and 10 is impo-si.
ble 10 draw any other conclusion from it than
This: The people sre scourgcd by the pesti-
lcurc because the mu .iciutl authorities have
done nothinf to prevent an ignorant popuA-
ttnn from leHNiuK the streets in the poor Quar-
tors in very hlthy condition. Tou'on and
Nlree'llCs are losing hundreds ard IA usaudr
OF irHnc- monthiy because nroprr system ~
drainage huH not been secured uy them"
Wil the Locomotive Ensiuesrs strike?
Nothing further has been developed con-
cernng the locomotive engineers on the
Western lines. Insiders ara unwilling TO
talk on the subject. but freely exnress
their belief In DUFFY's PURE MALT
WuIsKEY ~ "a remedy for pneumonia.
diphtheria, malaria, wasting and nervous
diseases ami insomnia. it Is sold by all
leading druggists and grocers, aud Is war
ranted free from all adulteratiOns. Sell
ing agents for Savannah, Lippman Bros.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
Surrial uofirra.
NOTICE.
Chatham Real Estste and Improve
ment Company.

Have taken the Office lately occupied by the
Mutual Gas Light Company, No. lis Bryan
street. NJ. j. SOLOMONS,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-02-07
JOB w O r K
A SPECIALITY,
Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Posters
&c,
ASK FOR PRICES.
For Constables.

The Circuit Judges, on Wednes-
day, in rendering their opinion
in a case then pending, gave the
following information TO this peO-
pie as their legal opinion. AS it is
a matter which may effect every
one at some time, it should be pre-
served for future reference "The
evidence in the record satisfies us
that there was newspaper publish
ed and printed weekly in the parish
during the time in which said
advertisement by posting was
being made. Under the law such
advertisement, by posting, was H.
legal. Article lao of the code of
practice, requires that the consta-
BILE shall give notice of sales with
in ten days at the customary places
in situation, where no newspapers
are published, and in at least one
public paper in places where any
are printed, according to law and
it does not appear that this law
was changed or repeated Dy the
act of 1877.
Article 1142 of the code of prac-
tice says: In no case can the con-
stable appoint keeper to preserve
the property seized unless with the
consent of the debtor, etc. In the
present case the constable seized
the property and Immediately ap-
pointed a cuetodian and turned the
property over to him. 1t is not
pretended that the debtor, in writ
ing or otherwise, consented to the
turning over of the property to the
custodian; and from that moment
the constable ceased to have the
property legally inhis possession
or directly under his control. Elk.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-02-07
A Twice Fought Duel.

The Christian Union tells a story
of q duel in Texas between a man
by the name of Mott, and a man by
the name of Shot, and plays on
the words to the extent of about a
stick and a half. Twelve or fifteen
years ago a Memphis paper gave
an account of the same duel, IN
which Mott got shot. but he must
have recovered and moved to
Texas, where discovering his old
antagonist Shott, the duel was
fought over again, with the OLD
result.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-02-07
Fifth Levee DestI ;ct.

A meeting Of the Lcvee Commits
sioncrs, of the Fifth Louisiana Dis
trict, was held at Delta, yesterday.
Present Maj. & G. Waddill, OF
Madison Judge c. G. Cordill, of
Tensas, and Mr.. f. S. Shields, OF
Concordia parish.
Assistant State Engineer, John
smythe, presented his report,
which was read and filed.
A tax of FIVE mills on the dollar
on all the taxable property OF the
District was levied for levee pur-
poses.
Mai. G. C. Waddill and Judge
C. C. Cordill were appointed q
committee to attend the meeting Of
the Mississippi River Commission
in the interest of the Fifth District
LeNeG NOlIlllllSSlOl.
On motion of Mr.. F. S. Shields
the following resolution was adopt
ed:
Resolved, That we desire to cal
the attention of the State Board o
Engineers to the fact that the con
tractors for the Desonia, the Mill
ken's Bend and the Wilson levee'
have been criminally derelict il
the prosecution of these severa
works to completion according t.
contract. The result thereof is tn
leaving open of two of those inl
portant levees and the precariou
condition of the other. The con
tractor for Wilson levee, in viola
ton of his contract with the State
placed one hundred and fifty con
victs on the V. S. & p. Railroad,
private corporation, at a time whe
it was absolutely necessary for tn
safety of the Wilson levee that al
available convicts should have bee
on the work. After which tn
Board adjourned.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-02-07
NOTICE.

The Parish Licenses for the year
1886, are now ready for issue. All
parties required by law to take out
licenses, are notified to come and
get same, and thereby avoid PEN
allies. H. B. HOLMES,
Sheriff & Tax Collector.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-02-07
Natural Ink.

The juice ofthe curious ink-plant
of New Grenada, requires no prep
aration before being used for writ
ing. The color is redish when first
applied to paper, but soon becomes
a deep black, which Is very dur
able. This ink is now used for
public records and documents.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-02-07
Succession of Aaron Brownloe deceased

Succession of A arou Brownloe deceased.
WHEREAS, Richard Brownloe
has presented to said Court his
final account as administrator OF
said succession, together with his
petition praying that said account
be approved, confirmed and ho-
mologated, and that he be dis
charged as Administrator, and that
his bond be cancelled.
Now. therefore, all persons are
required to show cause if any they
have, within thirty days from the
date hereof, why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not be granted.
WITNESS, The Hon. K. J. Delony,
Judge of said Court, and the otfi-
cial seal thereof, this 26th day OF
December, A. D. 1884.
+. NJ. DAWSON, Clerk.
A true copy-attest:
F. NJ. DAWSON, Clerk.
Dec N-Gt.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-02-07
Lake Providence Mail Robbery.

In connection with the Lake
Providence mail robbery, several
arrests have been made, among
them, the postmaster and his broth
er. There is said to be strong cir
cumstantiai evidence against them.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-02-07

w. F. SMITH, deceased.
WHEREAS, James T. Mcclellan
has presented to said Court
w his final account as admins
traitor of SAID succession, to-
gether with his petition praying
that said account be approved, con-
firmed and homologated, and his
bond cancelled, and for Judgment
against said succession, for balance
due.
Now. therefore, all persons are
required to show cause, if any they
have, within thirty days from the
date hereof, why the prayer of the
petitioner should not be granted.
WITNESS, The Hon. Z. j Delony,
Judge of said Court, and the official
seal thereof, this 9th DAY OF DE-
GENDER, A. d. 1884.
F. NJ. DAWSON, Clerk.
A true copy-attest:
F. NJ. DAWSON, Clerk.
Jan. SGT.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-02-07
First Saturday, the 7th day of Feb
ruary, A. d. 1885,

y
between the hours prescribed by law,
all the right. title and interest oil George
#. Irrelevant, in and to the following
described property, to-wit' Situate in
the Parish Of Madison and State OF
Louisiana and, composed Of the east or
upper half ofthe Pinch-em-easy Planta-
ton, in TOWNSHIP p fifteen( 15)north, range
twelve Il2l and thirteen (l3j east on the
north side of Bayou Vidal, and contain
ing about nine hundred and thirty-four
Sl-l00 acres OF land, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon,
being the east halfof the west half Of
the Dalmatia Plantation, and being the
same land conveyed by the State Ma
tional Bank to Geo. T. Trezeyant, by
act of sale raised before Theodore Guyol
Notary Public of New Orleans, Lonlsi-
ana, on March 2lst, 1874, and recorded
in Madison Parish, Louisiana, in Mo-
tarial Record Book q, Page 80 etseqni-
tur reference to which act is hereby
made: Also a certain tract OF land to-
gether with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, formerly part OF the
Araby Plantation situat ed on the north
side of BAYOU Vidal, in said Parish aud
State. having been taken from the east
side of said y lantation, adjoining Plncll-
em-easy Plantation, extending IN depth
from the front levee on Bayou Vidal, to
the woodland of Araby Plantation
thence on a line parallel with the front
levee, such width as gives TO SAID
tract Of land superficies OF two nun
dred and fifty (25Ol acres OF cleared land,
said tract comprising part OF section
| forty-two (42) township fifteen l5l
north, range thirteen (l3) east, and
part of section one Il J, township fifteen
| isl north, range twelve llzJ east, ana
| being the same land conveyed by Mrs.
r. " Fisk, to Geo. T. Trezevant, by
act of sale, passed before Theodore
| (;uyol, Notary Public Of the City of
| New Orleans, Louisiana, June 18th 1855,
and recordedin Madison Parish, Louis
! lana, in Notarial Record Book -"
! papes l45 and li6. reference TO which
act Of sale is hereby made, and being
also the same land surveyed by +. NJ /.
Dawson, Parish Surveyor, and set off to
Geo. T. Irrelevant, January l4th 1881 :,
all said lands aggregating Eleven hum
dred and eighty-four Sl-l0O 1884 8l-l0Ol
acres; offered together With all the
buildings and improvements and appur-
tenances thereto attached, and there
unto belonging or appertaining, includ-
ing twenty [20l mules, live Brlnley
plows, one II six mule wagon and one
pair gear seized in the above suit.
Terms OF SALE-Cash without ap'
praisement, 10 pay and satisfy Plain
tiff's demand as follows, to-wit: Cash
Four Thousand and Three Hundred 4
Fifty [$4,350,U) Dollars, and interes
thereon, at the rate Of 8 per cent pc
anuum, from LIST December 1884, til
paid, and the further sum Of eigh
. hundred and seventy [sS70.OOl dollar
for attorneys fees, and the further sun
Of four thousand three hundred an
p fifty lS4 $1,000 dollars, -eyidcnccd b,
the note maturing January 10th 1880
and costs, including two G0-lO0 dollar
rs, 6Olcost of protest.
III. r. HOLMES. Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Tallulah, La, 2It'
December 1854. It.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-02-07
NOTICE.

All bills approved by the Police
Jury, for the y ear 1884, can now
be paid on demand.
X. G.. WKIGHTMAN.
Clerk P. J.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-02-07
ID II I FIT .

IL IN u IL u
Local news is scarce.
Square off at your crops.
The week opened with beautiful
weather.
The voice of the hen is heard in
the land.
Bulls should not be allowed to
run at large.
The Milliken's Bend Levee is
out of danger.
Every pillow in the parish, should
now be at work.
Measles prevails through this por-
ton of the parish.
Desonia levee in East Carroll
narish will he built.
Two or three new stores, could
be rented here right now.
Grain, is now being received in
large quantities, at the depot.
Everybody is objecting to the
rates of fare to the Exposition.
There oughtto be plenty of peach
and pear trees in this country.
Flowing is going on at a lively
rate, in the Cape neighborhood. =
A good way to build up town, is
to discourage would be new comefs,
The stuffthat dreams are made of
the first dinner cooked by young
wife. u
The success of Exposition ap'
pears to be in the hands of the rail
roads.
IF you don't get TO work on YOU
plantation soon, you will be behinC
as usual. y
Madison Parish will be well rep
resented at the Exposition tn
coming week.
Don't forget that the TIMES JoI
OFFICE is prepared to do your Jot
work for you.
The water is running up through
Roundaway, from the DIAMOND
Island gap.
Twenty double plows, were run
ming on Maj. Waddills Panol
place, this week.
A steamboat came into Round
away this week. One may be eA
pected at Tallulah, shortly.
Every wagon gate, should be s
arranged, as to be opened withou
having to get down from the wago
or buggy.
The Omega runaround, shoul
by all means be built, and no tim
should be wasted in doingit. 1t j
the duty of the parish, to prote'
its citizens, as far as possible, an
it is not only possible, but easy
to build that runaround.
Some of the exchange of til
TIMES excuse their non-appe aranc
week before last, on account of tn
cold weather, others give the sam
reason for being some days lat
The weather was just as cold i
Tallulah, but the TINES came OF
as usual.
The Planters Journal says Pa
ker & Co., of New York, who az
vertise repeating gun, are fraud
The Journal also says the adve
tisement came through the adve
Using agency of E. Duncan Sniffel
The Public Herald, and Agen
Herald, both edited by L. Luz
Smith. says that Sniffen is frau'
and places the advertisements I
frauds.
An east-bound freight train, m
with an accident Thursday NOR
ing, about half a mile east of Ia
lulah, by which two box cars al
the caboose were ditched, al
trestle No SO slightly damaged. tt
west -boupd nassenper train was q
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-02-07
SHERIFF SALE.
State of Louisiana, Parish of
Madison, Sth District Court.

JOHN b. LALLANDE,
VS. NO. 0Jo.
GEORGE Z. IRRELEVANT.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZ-
ID ure and Sale, to me directed from
the Honorable Eighth judicial District
Court for the Parish of Madison afore-
said, in the above entitled cause, l will
proceed to sell, at public auction, at
the door of the Court House in the town
of Tallulah Madison Parish, Louisiana,
on the