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The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-01

A pa,eh t'enErsszpan remarked !. Ven
I vas elected | thcusbt would God dem
All SolohsJns doxn here, bot found dcfs
vas some a pisk fools here Is s,iucselfl' ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-01

The distress from famine 10 Bengal .
incrsasings and many thousand Of natives
are dcpendsist upuu the Gosernhlsht iOt
food. Tirhocy aistrict 100, 600 rsrsons.
all Of whom we're IN an etnseiated condition.
have mads sEpliu.tiss iuf relief sislin iiss
last ssn days. ti, s.sii fslf .st
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-01

hfsw evenings ago eersSin young man
vent o fpeud Che evening with bis siixnc-g 10
sd.ss During tho evening he told . few sto- b
ries and called them taios. The lady re-
proved bin. and tcld him be shonld say
I anecdCtes' After short tire 10 vent
out 70 sec bis horse When he fetafSed
she asked hiai how his horse was getting
along, .Uh' he's,slf right enlf ths
calves have chsved oa bis snecdoie.' ss,.,,g
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-03
glues Of SraveI.
Phi!adelphia, Wilmington and
80 Baltimore Railroad, = q >. !

.- APRIL 20. 1874.
rtaIDs viii leave Wilmington as fallows for
~ nunse1nspna snd tntermedtste stations6 30. 10.
Philadelphia and New York, ! 81 q. m; l2 II. ~
pm,
Baltimore and Intermsdiat. Stations, 70 So, 10 o.
/. M, 10 .. IN.
baltimore and Washington. 12 81, 2 O3 10 e. a. M;
23.5 20, I Top. N.
Trains for Delaware Division. leave for
New Castle. u SIS, 10 10 a. M; IS, 6 as 20 D. M
n Is 3o y, m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, IL SIS, 10 10
m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations. las. c 80
y. m.
Philadelphia and New York ! 81 a. IN,
Baltimore and Washington. IL 50, 2 O3 A. IN.
For further Information passengers are referred
to the time tables posted at the depot.
II. F. KENNEY,
mtrll-lydAw Superintendent.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-03
More Criminal Intercourse

They've got il in Germany. Prelste Angus
tus Kapf, The highest diguitary of the r. otes,-
ant Church Of Wur,emburg has been accused
by one OF his parishioners, enc Frederick
Amann, of Stuttgart, with having had criminal
intercourse with his wife. The unfortunate
woman denied the charge of undue familiarity
with her pastor, but TO no purpose, her husband
persstng in OBTAINING her character as well as
the ptela;e's, and the result is that she is now
an inmate Of tie lunaIc asylum in Thurgovia,
Switzerland.
The clergyman implicated for some time kept
sl!etce in regard TO the charge, but at length,
by the advice Of friends issued card denying
he charges Of Amann. But Amann has pro
cured statement from ore of the servants Ct
his wife, which says that kapf lived for over a
year at The watering place OF Regaz with Mrs.
Amann, representing her as his wife. The case
has many characteristics similar to our own
lamentable Scandal, and is another exemplfica.
ton Of what mans temper may sometimes carry
him-eyeu to the sacrifice of that which should
be most deer 10 him, his wfes and cbildren's
honor.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-03

The firm of Harhaugh, Matthias & Owens, of
the Superior Iron Mils,at Pitisburg, have gone
into involuntary bankruptcy. They suspend
Ell few days Stree
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-03
Champion Prize Fight.

fllTsBURG, Penna.s Aug2. All arrangements
have be, n completed and the fighting ground
selected for the prize fight between Billy Ed.
wards of New York and Sam Collyer of Balti-
more, who are TO fight within 100 miles Of Pitts
burg, between and 10 o'clock, on the morning
Of the llth inst, for $4,000 and the light weight
| championship Of America. The ground sel,cl-
ed for this battle Is six,y.fve miles from PITTS.
burg in West Virginia. Two steamboats, will
be chartered to carry the pugilists to the fight
ing ground.
Collyer, with his trainer, Barney Aaron, has
already arrived at Phtsbure, and his training
quarters are about three miles from the city.
Edwards is expected to arrive with Dooney
Harris and Arthur Chambers tomorrow. The
West Virginia authorities intend TO take effec-
tive means to stop the rougss from invading
their soil, and it is the inteDton of the Sher-
i'll OF Wheeling to ask Governor Jacob to call
out the military to assist in stopping the fight
The contest is looked forward 10 WITH eager
interts. by the sporting men throughout the
couttry, who place great dependence in Edwards
and Collyer, owing to the fact that they always
fight on their merits and are seldom Connected
with a tzzle, although his one many be an ex-
ception TO the rule. Ia the betting Edwards is
the lavoriie at 100 to 80. Alter defeating Co..
lyer twice besides his other victories in England,
New York, and California, and the i..anner in
which he. cut Coilyer TO sleep last time, he ought
10 be the fsvorite AT two TO one.
, 1874-06-13

Of the mornbors Of tho City Inv Department.
ara not dsiitod. Second, Tint lilo dutfes Ut all
ostor city officials arc dcnnod. Third, Tint Tho
intorose Of the city roqurea It. Fourth, That tho
proposed ordinance will fattly divide tho labor
Of tho Law Department, whlol. Ia nut now
tho caso. Ar. Ju'igo Norton,, the Corporation
Counpo, In a writton communication to tho
Committee, anserts tho very opposite to 10 tho
true a.aso Of "raira, tho inter wore compelled
whes ts %, r9Ssng 1ogn n Will Will t4 exception,
tako Tho City Attorneys silo In tho nattor. For.
unfortunate ~ s,e 4tnte .n,, Sf a1lars ID tefo is
to ii, open war In, tho City. Law Department.
M.yho,. however, THO somm%nicattons nm Of
tic matter discussed. nli tho Committee, cIoopt
AID. CuElerton, wero Of the i, ,opinlon that
tho Corporation Counsel was tho aggriovod
party. rboy, therefore, on motion, of Aid.
Campbell, decided TINT tho duties Of tho two
oflcotB sl,ould DO detlnod not Oh Iii. Jnrncaon's
basis, !oweyor, md that tho oity Attorney sh9nd
hayo all police ald. quasi criminal casos and oil
casos coming unlor tic common Inv, md recon-
mondcd an ordinance to tl,nt'otfect. Thoro being
no moro -busilloHs boforo tho Committed thoy
adjourned. = - 49,.
, 1874-06-13

THE CRIMINAL COURT.
The. proccoaiug gH In this court we're not Of
much importance yeaterdny,' being limited
ohioiy to the preparation Of caseB for trial. The
first case wns that of A1oxRnder Campbell for
larceny OF a"lot Of white load from H. If.
Hooker. He was found guilty and sent to the
House Of Correction for sixty days.
William B. Langley was triod for cheating, In
trading bogus Elgsn watch to John J. Kelly.
The verdict Was 'not guilty. - ..:.
Monday morning tho trial Of the criminal
calosilar for tho present torn will commence In
earnest.
THE ro11oE counTa.
Joel Bulard was anod s25 by Justice Kaufman
yestorday for violating the fire ordinance
Eleven more railroad-rido Btealers wore fined
90 each yesterday BY Justice Sculy: =. :
John Forester was before Justloo Kaufmann
yeBterday for ylolat!on Of tho health ordinance,
and WaB fined @100. - '' : r >.'-"3
hliohnol Hussey; young Bridgeport rowdy,
who Inns been up before the various polico Courts
Of tue city at divers timcs for ali manner Of mis-
yesterday on the charge Of diaorderly. He was
ilnod 9l6, and will go to tho Bridowel for thirty
Thomas Dundee, Frank :K1nskie, aud Anton
Stioker, tho ruGlans who charged upon, 1t il al
| logod, knocked down. and seriously injured
1OulB E1AuHs BHut NuH AkV, Hd4o DA A1All 4bb.
| teriay, aud, owing to tho precagous condition
OF Franz. they wore held undor $4,000 bail each
| till the 20th inst.
At a European hotol' on Jefferson street. be-
tween Madison aud Washington Htroeta. Thurs
day evening, 8. Williamson retired leaving his
| door open A fellow named William Webster
camo in soon afterwards, and grabbed for
Hilliamson'H vest. but, falling to got 1t,
rushed up stRira to tho attic, and
oraw!ed under G bod, ''cloaely followed
I, wi ,1{o6 Anti
who dragged him ont aud atarted down atalra
| with him On the na1t floor ho broke away from
1 them, and jumped out window to the ground,
| o distance OF twonty feet. It ie wonder he did
not break hla mock. Ho WAS subsequently cap
tuzea by tho police and Justice soully yesterday
fined him s25,
T. MISCELLANEOUS.
Last Sundays paper mentioned that q. Ben
nett, Of the peoplo'a Gaslight l. Coke Company,
| Lad day or two previously sworn out war;
rant before Justice Want YOU'D for tho arroat
| Of 4 follow named Owen Donnolly, for
| tampering with tho gas.1nctors in Huoh manner
| that tho consumer only paid for abont ono-
| half OF the gaa uHud. It ia alleged that Doll
| nelly received $40 for each notor fiat Aa "doo-
| torod:" lIe was arrested, aud yosteiday tho
Juetioo held him over to tue Criminal Court In
bonds Of 1t 900.
| A man named Pat MoNorny waH arrested laat
evening, at tho corner Of Oanal aud Nalldolp!,
streets, by Oliioer WilllAn almmonds, charged
| with aBsnult with intent to kil. committed
about ono year ago. At that timo Officer Douton
| WAS attempting to arrest prisoner at tue cor
ner of Hlio -Island avenue and Taylor Rtreet,
/ when tho aoouaad opened On hins With tovol-
, 1874-06-13
BOSS VS., BOSS.


Another little diversion was caused in Judge
h1oore'H room yesterday By tho reappearAnce Of
the Boss family to rocite their troubles. Miss
Louiso Boss. the daughter Of tho defendant,
filed lengthy affidavit stating that on tho I'd Of
Juno Mrs. Doss was not able to tnko charge Of
the table, and she took tho seat at the head to
servo the boardors. Boss was Of dinner, and
when he finished ho rose and started for the
door. Before leaving, however, he turned round
to bid his daughter good-by, which he did by
calling hof d-d
:: DIRTY THING, ,: 50.
aud asking hor II she'was not ashamed to look
ut him.; Not knowing that such an act was In
any way improper, Louise replied she WAS not,
anu Boss went up stairs. Louise followed IN D
ahort time, but at the top of the Rtnirs met tho
defendant, who attempted to drag hor into hia
room. She resisted aud screamed, when ono or
two Of the boardors camo to her; help. DoBB
then roloassd hor, after having
SLAPPED HER IN THE FACE,
aud, doubling up his hBt, :pugnaclonsly asked the
tlo,n all. No one accepted tho invitation, and
tho courageous Boss, haying duly proved him
so But hs Is boss no ooSer ii least at No.
10U0 WabnBh ayonue. Notwithstanding hiB 'afN-
davt, IN which BIO states his yiew Of tho case. ho
Will not trouble tho residents OF Wabash avonilo
for few. days. Ho says that when ho was at
tho dinuor-table on thu aforementioned date.
Louise employed a truly feminine method OF
warfare by
Now, no man likes to have faoeH made at him.
It ia such IN aggrayaslng act to which thero Ia
no adequate rep1S,- min boiog incapable OF do
lug such a; thing. Hia only :meaus of GET
ting oven il by a axn swearlng' ta though that
nanimous. Boas did not even swear. Mildly
ho rose from tho table, slowly he started for tho
door, and tllen, pausing, eo!emny be inquired il
, 1874-06-13

when ho was suddenly greeted BY soylos, who
directed him to Init, and, plnofng tho mti2zfo Of
a reyolsor againHt Luis forehead, throatonod to
impodo his further advatage. .Mv. Taloott, undH-
chair aid, ~ ho npiiftod II to repef, tho assault
tho 1nnn flrel With poor aim aud missed, lie bali
lodging tn All adjoining door. 50. "
At this tho tnreo started to mike their oxit
cd tho door through which an ontrancol lad boon
effoetel, two. OF thom sprang into tho yard,
while Hoy,sa, bolng haltod, engaged ia llarlt1-to-
hattd encounter With Slr. Taloo.t. Tho lnoloe
was ut its hoight1 whom tho ypuld-be assassin
again 1isclargcd his weapon, with lo other offoot
than before. md then Ind reoourao to his cold
ohjsel, Will. which ho lacornlod atr. Taloott's
handH, released himself, shot out the t1uor like
ball trdm cannon, mud, with hia companions
van!ing tho .fo,@ce, natlo his escnpo. -,
Thoy having gained tho street stnrtod OF in Il
aotthorly tlroction towarl Washington street.
and had 7roaoFled tho vicinity of .Robey, whom
oincor Ammnon, who was pattolling hls beat,
was Attracted by their movements. Tho ofnoor
MD hllnsof IN tho dark ma az they oamu abreast
Of his place Of concoalment, llo sprang out be-
foro them aud cody commanded them to atop.
Iho night nrowlofs' were" so> ontiroly dis
concerted at tho turn ovcnts: Ind .takou that.
IL tho prosonco of tho faitlfal Metropolitan.
lilo questioned nem concerning their singular
appearance and before thos had recovered from
thor HurpfiBo, tho officer had completed Ills
beRfcu. ,taKen TWO OF t0CF fGV0lf6fb, anu dnlnbeu
their courao to tho direction pf' tho Union Park
Stntion. 80,
With Anmon, pistol in lana! bringing MP Tho
rear. tlioy filed into :Lako. etroot aud surprised
tho night officer at tho ion. Soon after 1fr.
Ta!c6tt callod At tho btation mud identified tho
prisoners. who wero carly In tho: morning, still
ahoeloBs, marched to tho Madison Street Station
and locked aocurely bohiud - The bars.
They will be brought before Soul
ly this .morningy aud by, that funot1onary
committed to jni to await d fnal diepoeit!on,
which will, Of oourso, be to send then to Joliet.
But ono Of those people Inns YET attained his ma
jority, but, all hayo long boen identified with
every degroo Of crime, Bavo murder, which would
havo boon added to their ononees but sfor bad
markamaushIp. They wore sent to the Peni-
tentlary some five years ago for tho commission
of Nh offonsosHimilhr to tho Quo with which they
aro at present charged, mud ). will, before
tho harvest IL rpo for tho sickle, ronew their
familiarity with q folon's occupation in that in
stitutioh. Too much praise cannot bol awarded
Officer Ammon, WHO, In most critical situation,
came or tho victor in contest with this Bet OF
desperate outlaws, who knew that their. conyio-
tion MAS o forogone conclusion. Tho police, ono
and al officers and subordinatcs, arc deserving
Of tho commendation OF the citizens Of Chicago
for their efforts to rolloye tho CITY from tho
prcacnco Of criminals.
, 1874-06-13
THE QITY HALL,

Il1G O44A 1A3AA&As
% The! Common Council Committee on Licenses
will meut Monday afternoon at O'Clock, in the
City Clerks ofice. ~. 90
The Doerd of Public Works, yesterday, order
ed the debris about. the old Court.Housoto bo
sold on tho 2sd inst. at public, auction.
"a building permit was granted yesterday to n.
8. and j. q. Thompson to erect q Large brick
ice-housa on the co1uor Of Clark and Twenty
sixth streets. - '.:--
; The Fito Marshal yesterday received 1000 feet
OF now Chuyass .hoso. This makes the second
consignment received Within q week. 49,. -.
The Committee on Gas Light will meet Non
day afternoon IN the City Clork's Office at 2:30
o'clock. The much talked Of gas question will
then come up. :f'. ::'':,' -E:y i q IT,
two members Of tho Board Of Public Works, and
the Council Committee will leave tue City Hall
to-day At 1:3o O'Clock, and 60 over to visit tho
Ogden Ditch.
!" AL tho day-laborers in tho employ Of tho city
will ba paid or to.day at the Conlptrolor's
oftice.' Flfty-three: Thousand dollars will DO re-
quired:to :oanccl tho .oity's indebtedness to tho
street men. eto. :.
Mayor Colviu and Messrs. Durley aud Dore
wont out among their friends OH d bogging ox-
poditlon fpr tho .corper-Htono celebration con-
tinGent fund yesterday morninK., They raisoa
~41u IN couple OF nouTd.
:: Commissioners Prindlyillo,, Thompson, and
wahl Yesterday visited the aito:of the proposed
:y,aluct oyor ualsted street, 40 that they might
learn. all that should be required OF. the ,c0u-
tractors. !, T.. ! - =
Aid. Htidroth yesterday Interviewed. Mayor
|, Colvin On tue question OF allowing unlicensed
people. to do Weighing within the. city limits
Tho Mayor wss very decided &c In hs opinion shat
the tho Tsighng {, should sntoy shq een0's ao0rans
:.1ho people Of tho Eighth Ward are REPRESENT
cd by Aid. Hidrstht as being very much inoensed
against Mr.. Prindiyil!e aud the noard Of Public
| the way Of pavoments better than they do them-
selves. Tonight they will hold an indiR( o)nation
meeting ana denounce the action Of tho Board,
although the latter havo granted their request.
| -. JUDICIARY COMMITTEE. is.
The Committee on tho Judiciary met yesterday
afternoon at tile ottico Of Aid, Richardson, In
Ashland Dlook.... There wore present Alderme n
niohnrdson. Cullerton, Campbell, Cannon. md
oonsideratioa lou was was ;'tie bathing nnH ordi
nance introduced :-:int.o? the Council by
to tho totder meroes Of Aid! Cannon who, upon
taking Lis Charge, remarked that he boleved In
free water for all. This was evidently regarded
i BY the rent Of tue Commisteoo ah dnlnper upon
the Pc, project Of the Alderman OF tho soyon-
y. The amended ordinance On lleepses o. (torup!%aces r h
ton, was thou taken. up.. It has boon optional
With tho Mayor to plaoo upon eaoA thoatro the
poy;of o'; now nov gwen him 10 thls mattor. matter
os viii bs Charged Ssse pee apnaa ss
oirouses $50 for eaoh day, -inologod baseball
grounds go Per samo for II, games where gate
reooipso are takon, and other amuBoments,
shows, ctc:, 8b day. The ordinance, as drawn
Inv Aid. ftHl1Aft0n hyaI fhp h11nhI 1tC1nHA Mt
, 1874-06-13

aerood to nay IN. Tho Downor h Bc,nls Brew
inR Company and August Fischer lot thcir c.Hoh
10 by dofaut, aud Judgment hns beo'i'takcn
eRalnst thom.
, 1874-06-13

Three burglRrn by tho names OF william
BeyleB, George Peterson. and William Anderson,
await tho action Of Grand Jury tlat shall re-
turn them to tho Pen at Joliet. About half-past
O'Clock yesterday morning tue wife OF Manoel
Taloott, who lives at tho corner Of Wood street
and Park avenue, Was aroused from sleep by tho
movements of tho prisoners within her residence.
The threo had scaled tho fonoo which separates
the premises from Wood street, and, gaining tic
rear part Of the 10 t. prepared for work with de-
liberation and syatom that denoted a thorough
knowledge Of tho uoiarlouB b,Anens in which
they arc engaged.
DlapoBing Il themselves behind clump Of
bushes, they relieved thor feet Of shooa, Ia or
der that tho sound Of footsteps might bo dead-
oned. wire door or screen diydog tho entrance
from the yard. The burglars, with cold.chisol,
cut a square from out tho seroen. and obi tainod
access to the inneE door Thlca r, readily yielded
at their motoy.
Tho three desperadoes had reached tho dining
room when Mrs. r. heard tlle noise ocoasloned
by their movements, aud awakened her husband.
That gentleman aprapg from he'd aud had
reached tho door loading from tho parlor to the
room wherein the burglars nero manouyering.
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Dentistry.

1R. 8. L. BRACEY, Dentist, respectfully
~ offers his professional services to the
citizens of Monroe and surrounding coun-
try. Having an experience of fourteen
years in the practice, he feels confident of
giving satisfaction in all branches of his
profession. Is willing to warrant all work
Once near the Courthouse and next door
south of the Oudchita Telegraph office on
Grand street, Monroe, La. vS-nlar:lsl
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BENJAMIN McLeran,

DARISH SURVEYOR OF OUACHIrA
Z Office at the Land Office, Monroe, La.
Will survey land, furnish Plans and
specifications for the construction of Lew
ees, Embankments,D Drainage Canals Roads,
Bridges, and other works of public i'm
improvements. Oct. II, 1873. 1y
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Dr. VIM. Snndel

FTENDERS his services as Physician and
l. Surgeon, to the public. He can be found
upon his plantation, four miles below Mon
roe. March IL, 1873. 25-1y
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T. p. RICHARDSON. w. H. RICH ARDsoo
Dra. r. r. & ". H. Richardson

Dr1. II. II. & w. H. Richardson
"AVING associated in the practice Of
III medicine, offer their services i'll the
different branches of their profession to the
citizens of Monroe and surrounding coun-
try. Office, on Jackson Street, adjoining
Methodist Church. May %, 1874. If
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JOHN M'ENERY. g. d. M'ENERY.
j. & s. ID. NIcEnery,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
"a practice in the Parish and District
Courts of Ouachita, Morehouse, Franklin,
Richland, Caldwell and Catahoula Parishes
in the Supreme Court at Monroe, and Uni
ted States Courts. Particular attention paid
to business in the Land Office Departme ent
OF the General Government. nl7tf
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e.. II. MORRISON. w. w. FARMER
Morrison q Farmer.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe La,
"a will practice in the Courts of the Pa
rishes of Ouachita, Morehouse, Richland,
Franklin and Caldwell, in the Supreme
Court, and in the United States Courts.
VIII also attend to all business intrusted to
hem in the State and Federal Land Offices.
n4lyS
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DR.. II. C. Slrother,

Y ESUMlCS the practice of his profession,
~ and offers his services to the citizens Of
Monroe and vicinity. Office: In second
story of Breards Brick Store, corner Grand
and DeSiard streets. June IS 1873 Iy
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DR. J. CALDERwOoD. DIR. THoS. y. ABY.
Drs. Cal1erWOOd IL Ably.
MONROE, LA.
0FFICE in roar of Bernhardt's building,
OSecond street, between DeSiard and the
-3ailroad. Jan 5. 1872 ddcw
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WILLIS RICHARDSON. ROB 7 RICHARDSoS
JAS. D. M'ENERY.
Richardson's & NIcEnery,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe La,
II practice in all the Parishes of North
Louisiana, i'll the Supreme Court ut Monroe,
the Federal Courts, and i'll the Land Office
Department OF the General Government.
June %, 1872. 4O-tf
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FRANK p. srUBBs. JNo. b. STONE.
StubbS & Stone,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
"a Office in Henry Kindermann's build
ing, upstairs, on DeSiard street.
October 2, 1874. If.
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CoSTfNUED ON LAST PAGE.
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Il. n. Polk.

CURvEYOR, Civil Engineer and Drau
- ghtsman. All orders left with Richard.
with prompt attention. Terms, CASH.
May IL, 1872. Silly
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w. H. Hardy,
A TTORNEY AT LAW,
"A MONROE, LA.
Feb. Is, 1874. n24-ly
A. l.. slack,

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Commits
n sioner for Texas. Office Wood Street
Monroe, La. Prompt attention given to col
iections in North Louisiana. Aug. 26, 6S.5:l1
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