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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-18
SHERIFFS SALES.
.ss;ou of J. NJ. Cnbaliero Second
eiaini Canlt for the Parish of OrIeaIs No.

...s.;ou of J. NJ. CabaIiero-Second
m snict Court ior the rar'en vi "ie@ie No'
s.cias rainst Francisco Pizarro Martinez
r6sIl,s Maduel Testament ry Executor ct al !,
II. MOnsseauN ct a!-Fif'h District Court
,'r inc Parish of Orleans, No. 55f7.
| \ racius Against Francisco p. MARITIME and
A. hill" thi.pella.
|, VIRTUE "F Two WhIrS or FlERI FACIAs
4 :, me directed by the honorable the said is
4, Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
"a entitled cause, will proceed to sell
fonhlic auction, at the Merchant and Auc-
Yrs Exchange, aoyal street, between Canal
Il ,s,.tomhouse streets, in the Second district OF
| cty. on MON AY, ne'ember %. 1875, at
fl,,e o'clock NJ, the following described prop
4 ,' gv'f OF GROUND. with the building, snd
tt,rtmrnts Their, on, ti'u"ten IN the Third Dis
|. If This city, being part of number tour
I,rd of square number fOrty.pnr, cnmpris.
i lin Annette 81. Anthony, Morales ami UrQn-
!. streets, IN the original plan OF the suburb
isTy: SAID lot having forty feet front OIL Mo
ts.tyeet BY depth Of one hunhr-d ama TWEEN
| ~. bpt w-en parall, lines; acquired hy defend
| NsrtineH. by purchase from the Merchants
lance COMPANY, by act passed before A. Bpu.
inne, late u notary public in this city, on the
r,nth of tctnhrr 1852.
LOT OF Gr OF Nd, with the bull 'ings and
{0yeuents thereon, situated in tn, Third Dis
Faiths city. being the side nearest annette
n Of LOT number h.er hundred and uiuet two
| rare nutuhrI tUrty'one above described. Said
. \ por,ion measuring French measure thIty
| ,rurt on Morales STREET, betw.eH st Anthony
4Irette streets, BY one hundred aud iittv feet
| he'd On thu side Of property above drScTib d
{siied by defendant Mar inez by pure ,ase om
nj B. Cuurtin, hy act passed b. flte A. +. Bi,u-
IN, notary rubuic III this CITY, Oh the nineteenth
fGfoher, 1857
ned in the above suits.
&un.--ihls Z The second and last a"t'on,
~ d property wal be definitely a, in ti,u I'd to
| bI,hps' and asi bidder for what /, will bring
ID I've months credit, he puiclas fui nisu.
1 Ind with good aud snlvert security. bearing
/ PEI cr. l. t+rtst per snuum fr IN d a.
n noIte age on the property cold mt fiaal
mt Saiti purchaser Will haze to deuu"t aud
N cash the amount Of prn ing, shern's and
h, faes, etc. say about siN hui dfed aud tween.
s dollars, and, furthermore, the tate, Parish
runicipal tn 8. the amount of which IS not
,.cer'aiLed.
EUGENE WAGGANAN.
XnpE Civil Sheriff of the PARISH OF Orleans.
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Fl GENE WAGGAMAN
DEE II 10 2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orlaana


E1FTH DINTRlCT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il OF Orleans, No 693J-By virtue OF a writ of
Sc zure and sale 10 me directed by the honor.
able the Filth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, in tie above entitled cause, | will
proceed 10 sell at pnl,ic auction, at the Mer.
chants and Auctionrers Exchange, ROYAL street,
between anal and tustomhoust streets. in the
Second District of this city on MONDAY. Jap uarv
TO- 1876 III twelve o'clock NJ, the following de-
tcribrd property, to Wit
1WJ CERTAIN LO Is OF GROUND, together
with The buildings and improvement thereon
and all the lights, ways, privileges and appur.
tenances ther"uutt belongi Z in any wise APP
prrtatoiIg sttu4ttd in the Fanbourg PlAisance in
the sixth d strict of this city, III the square
bounded hv Louisiana avenue, Apollo, Bat chus
and Drlachaise streets. the said square being
designated by the numhrr twenty three. On
a plan of Fasbouig Plaistnce and f.ubuurg Della
chaisc. deposited ia the office of Theodore Guy
notary pubic in this city. The SAID lots OF gruuu d
are designated by the numbers twenty three and
twtniyiuur Oh The sad plar, al inn eafh other,
and meas. re each tmrty.IwO feru front id
Apollo street, by a depth of one hundred and til y
feet between parallel lines, En4lish MEASURE.
b ing the cam" prope'ty acquired hy the de-
ftndsut herein by purchase t,"m : Gautreau,
per act passed before AlphOn Barnett late d
notary public in this cliy on tAe fourteenth day
OF March, 1865.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot
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Marie l.nfon W.. Ynlentiu. r.e .IouoerI.

SlNrH DISrRIC COURT FIR NE PARISH ~
- orleans 20. 62nJ.-Bv virtue ~ =. wit Of sajg
llr' aud sale directed by the honorable the xxi t
District ONT Tor the parish IT orleans. in the
aboS" entitled cause T. " -. arp.r. lat, sisriY
and ny 80 late sherif to me tgai ,irrr-d / will
proceed TO sell at public auction. at the Mcr
chants and AnctiOnrrr-' Exchange. oval street,
mt""rn canal and tustonhuu-c streets, in the
Second District OF this city on v \ ltSnAY ian
uar >, 1876. at lively" O'Clock NJ tne following
dcs"r bed property. to wit
\ CEklAlN Luf OR PORTION "F GHOUSD
TO- ether @it, the buildings AID imtroycmcqts
tn reon situated in the First District .t this clty
III me SQUARE und-d by Gasqurt, Palmyra PIi,rr
and Roman streets and Measuring hl.en feet
seven inches front on Palmyra street. by one hun.
died aud sx fee four inches three lines In d nj h
on the side adjplning the common ai'ey; srv.n
feet three in ;nes wide toward prel.r street and
one bundled and SIX fer I four inches three .iurs
on the de nearest to Roman street. L ing the
same propeit. acquired by the detenda I herein
by purchase from Mr.. Caroline Stevenson hy act
passed before o. L. Kernon Il notary public in
thlH city u The eleventh Of November, 1873.
Seized in the above suit.
Toms Cash on the spot.
Fl GENE WAGGAMAN
dPi u ~ IS tigil sheriff Of th, of
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F NENF WAUTANAN,
dell 10 26 jail Civil Sheriff oftoe Parish OF Orleans
The Ciiy OF New Orleans vs.. Mrs Pierre


SUPERIOR DISTRICT COlRT FOR THE PARISH
= of Orleans, No. h6l8i.-By virtue of writ of
Heri iacias to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish Orleans in
the above entitled cause, for city taxes OF 1873.
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer
chants and Aucti0ncers' Exchange, ROYAL street,
between Canal aud Customhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city, on WrD ESDAY, jan
nv H. lSI6, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following
described property, to Wit
a CERTAIN LOf OF GROUND, situated in the
Third District of tAis city, ia square Lumber ten,
founded by Chaitres, Margn,, Vaudeville aud
Decatur streets, design ated as lot number twelve,
measuring th,rty-two feet on ChUtres street, by
CERTAIN LOT GROUND, situated in the
Third Dis rict of this city In square number tn
hundred and seventy -four, bounded BY fIenchmen,
Elyslsn Fields and Rampant streets, designated az
lot number I've, measuring twenty seven feet
Frencnmen street, by one hundred and twenty
eight feet in depth.
Seized in the above snit
Terms Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
dell jal2 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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THY Of New Orlenn, ". William

Borkcnfohr
| ERTOR DISTRT 4 90, RT FOR THE PARISH
Orleans. 30 72,tqi By virtue Of Il. writ q:
aas 10 me directed by the honorable tue >lI.
District ourt for the parish OF orleans. in
Above entitled cause for city taNr~ OF lS74
iioered 10 sell al public aurtiun. At IN" Mcr-
and Auctionrrrs' Exc angc, ROYAL street.
zen anal and ustomhoitsc streets, in the
Nd District of this city, on WEDNESDAY,, tan
l8i6, at twelve o'clock, NJ The following de
property, to Wit
STAN LOr OF GROUND, situated in the
District of this rltv, ia square number
-ld'ed and twrnty five, bounded by Eighth,
CONSTANCE and Magazine streets, designated
number five, measuring thirty one feet
1ches on ghth street by one hundred aud
ys1 feet in de tn.
CtRTAIS LOTS OF GROUND situated in
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III GENE WAGGAMAN
de8 10 &c a9 Civil Sheriff o: the Parish of Orleau


al John ChaUus ct al.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
l. Orleans No. tB30.-By virtue of a writ OF II nj
fas las against Crlina u puget. wife OF John
Chapus to me directed by the honorable the
FIT District ourt for the parish OF Orleans in the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' IN
change, Royal street, between anal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this city,
Tu SDAY, J.nuars II, 1876 at twelve o'clock NJ
the following described property, to wit
l. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, 4 tuated in the
First Dist ,ct of this city des ignated by the
Der thirteen IN square number lev en-, bounded by
Mir. Toni Palmyra and Banks streets, on plan
drawn by A. DhemecOurt late surv- yor, on he
sixteenth of July 1888 and deposited IN the office
of p C. Cuvt llier, aie notary pubic in this city
iva lines front on Banks street, thirty feet 8, ven
one bundled and tixty-hve feet two inches .wo
lines.
3 AsD TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
same dis riot ana square, measuring each twenty
seven feet one inch front on Banks street, by one
hundred and siXtS.tive feet two inches two ines
in uepth. Together with all the bu ldings and i'm
prOScments on said lots OF g'Ound and ali the
rights ways, pIivi eyes and advantages therein 20
belonging or il! aDH"iss nPpa, tanning. Beng the
same property acquired by th" def, udant hrTein
by purchase nom hrIesine Merle, per act passed
before A. H. Bienvenu, IOtaly public i'll this city
on he , en- V, seventh of July, 1870.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash On tine spot.
GESE WAGGAMAS,
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atfeury Tnihaud W. Augustin Ben,


DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARI II OF
FANS, No s256. By virtue of writ of
and sac to me directed by the hon
= Nj III district Court for the parish
ans, in the above entitled cause 1 wilt
70 sell at public auction, at the Mer-
and Auctioneers Exchange Royal street.
anal and CustomhOuse streets in the
district of this city, on TUESDAY Jsnus v
~ twelve O'Clock NJ, the following de
property, to wit
EAiN LOr OF GROUND, situated in the
~ lreme, in the Second District Of this
~ gnated by the number six y-one on a
SAde by L. Surgi. late surveyor on the
~ November 1883, and deposited in the
~ v Foul0n, notary public in This cty
having, French measure twenty five fee t
ats froit en- st. Philip street, by one hun
YIN depth on the line which divides 1t
num0ar sixty and one hundred and three
"a incnes on the opposite line; together
NE buildings and improvements thereon,
EXCEPTION or reservation. The above de-
Woperty belongs TO the defendant herein
81 the purchase he made thereof from
rascal, as appears by an act passed on
Hn Of August, 1913, before Charles Bou-
then otsry public in this city.
" the above suit,
s-Czsh on the spot.
EOGRNE wAGGAMAN,
Nb Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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FU'itNE WATGAMAN,
ela2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
lily Of New Orleans vs.. raymond


ta0R DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Orleans No 6S.a9l.-By virtue of "A writ OF
aclas to me directed by the hOnorabl the
District Court for the pari ii OF Orleans, in
p'e entitled cause for city taxes of 1874,
oeeed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
and Anctioneers' Exchange, Royal street
Canal and Custom nOuse .treets, in the
District of this city, on WEDNESDAY, jan
is76, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following
rd property, to wit
ErAiN LO OF GROUND, situated in the
DIST let o. tits City, in square numb r
ns, bounded by Toulouse, Royal, st Louis
aftres streets, d-signsted as lot numner
Sn, measuring forty feet on Toulouse
o. eight e feet IN 0epth.
HrAiS LOT Of GROUND, situated in the
district OF this city, in square number
liwo, bounded by Dauphlne. TOu ouse, st.
ND Bourbon str, etc, designate as lot num-
measuring thirty-twO 'eet on Dauphine
one hundred and twenty seven feet in
ss CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
with District OF this city, in square num-
huLdred and fifty nine, bounded BY Loui--
thne, Toledano, Laurel and jersey streets,
Altd as lots numbers one, two aud three,
nng Dinety-six feet Oh Louisiana avenue,
nandred ann sixtv feet in depth.
In the above suit
as-Cash Oh the spot
Il GENE WAGGAMAN
|lal2 Civil sheriff of tho Parrish of prlaans
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orleans, No. 1880 By virtue of writ of -rlE-
I nd sale to me directed by tn. honorable he
District Court for the parish of orleans in
A0vc entitled cause, will proceed To sell Al
b auction, AT the Merchants and AuctioureIs'
age, ROYAL street, between Canal and us
olse streets, in the cCond District ut this
Ol Friday. D rrmhrr 81, 1875 At Twelve
Il NJ, the following described property to
CFgTAIS LOT or GROUND, situated in tho
I N pst let of this city III the tquarr bounded
NsshiGgtpn, Rousseau Fourth and FIJI tpu
" designate bN ihU ugmDsr one ON a ulin
hwlhsU IN. lite eurvrynr d / II Va" eight.
tN Nav, 1915, deposited IN t'e office OF
Kenny lat "A nopr. public in this ci 81 SAID
fus he or er of Wa.hinli~r and Rousseau
n, aud n-a ilres thitty one feet right inches
| on Washington street, by 4 depth OF one
srd aud tseutv.six tr.t ri q inches.
INbThfR lot OF GROUND, oil Iated in the
\ district and square ahuve ment q ed beii g
pr Two ON sad above mentio".d plan, and
3tg1ng hirtN one feet seven inches six lines
| m Washington street, by IA depth of one
|trd and twenty six ftet hin. iucl.s, Ameri.
Iarasure. Together with MI the blildn Is and
1yeinen's on sac lot of srounh and privileges
hyantaS"s he'ennto belorglng
V Inc same property acIu rcd by the defer d.
ltrtin nv purchase IN IN w dow Christina
| per act passed before serb Ohm, notary
en- This city. hated January u, 1866.
. ~ In be above suit.
Xvts- - l., nm. In
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riGErE wAGGANAN
DEE Y l9 ia2 Civil >heri Of the Palish OF Orleans
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The City Of New Orleans W.. John Collins.

EiGESE WAGGAMAN
de- 10 lei Civil Sherln of the Parish of Orleans
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ElGtNE NATGAMAN
del l9 Jas Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orlean
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A. w. Perry W.. r. o. Ienux, Jr,

ErrENE WAGGAMAN
de- 10 % a7 Civil Sher.n of the Parish ~ Or ear
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The CiIy Of New Orleans W: James c.

= y Vim W -E'1'IV -INN.
d. 10 ia7 Owl Shot.N o. ;le Parish {: ~ rams
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN
deg 10 ia9 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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h.ShN MAMMALIAN,
del4 70 jali Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleap
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The Cit, of New Orlenn. vs.. David u. ou.

ri GENE WiGGAM4N
de. 10 a7 ,ivil sheriff of tha Parish on ,l'Ieanf
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VALUABLE COTTON PIAN.rA
TON FOR SALE OR RENT.

This plantat ion. situated in Moroho,,so
Parish, four miles mort h-eaSt OF Oak Ridge
and known As the Gardner place is one OF
the most desirable plantations in that
Desirable section. The place contains eight
hundred acres, OF which three hundred
and fifty acres are cleared, and under fence.
with the necessary prrvcmcntS thereon
cheap, and ON accommodating terms. II
not sold, it will be leased for one, or more
years, on liberal conditions. For further
particulars apply 10 Is. w. Wright, ut Oak
Ridge or d. c. Morgan. ut Bastrop. More
house parish. or :. ID. MeEnery ut Monroe
La, or \. V. Gardner. Selma Ala.
November. Is. 1874. omo
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TO DRUGGISTS.

Having purchased the stock of Drugs
together with the furniture, &C. lately
owned by +. ID. Dromgoole, as II q same
stood when the house was closed, offer to
dispose of an interest in the stock to any
competent Druggist who will assume the
infringement of the business.
A small outlay will make all the needed
additions to the stock of DrugS-thc furni-
ture is ample aud in good condition
II preferred, l will sell the entire stock
and outfit at Il very reasonable p1ice. The
opening is good one for. Il cornpcteut
druggist. Address
g. w. PIERCE,
Monroe La.
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This is the way the Pella Uowa) Blade
puts it: "When you want Il notice OF
some enterprise in which you are inter
ested, sponge on your local paper: but
if you want any printing done, give
your order to some drummer out OF
town, or some job office which cannot
aid your enterprise by giving it a no.
tice.''
While the Middlcburg, n. ", Ga
Zette, gives vent to his pent up feelings,
i'll this manner: zone of the hardest
tasks we were ever asked to perform
was to say good word fora man who
died after cheating us out of n subcsrip-
ton bill. But we knew the recording
angel would call his attention to the
matter, and we did as requested"
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w. II. ALLEN, Sec't'y.

q. Is. Hamlet, the colored sheriff
elect of this parish, has received his
commission. There is some curiosity
to know who viii be Georges bonds
men. The amount of the bond is $4,000
OF this amount, We learn, $4,000 has
been put down, in amounts ranging
from 5000 to $500, all taken by coiored
people. In case suit has to be brought
upon such Il bond the plaintiff will have
no easy job before him.
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EI.OlsENEENT.

On the 3ril day ofl:st month, T.. G.. Thomp-
son, aged 30 years, fair cnmpIeNtion, about
. feet inches high, by trade a carpenter,
left this city. taking with him Mrs. Kate
Crimson, grass widow, about 80 years OF
age, !, brunette, with her little daughter
about 10 years age, leaving me, his law
ftll wi!c-wc have lived toget her for tho
last is ycarS-aitcr having sold every thing
without my consent, leaving mo entirely
destitute. l publish him, that Others NAV
look out and not be deceived as have been.
The last l heard from them, both were
crossing the Mississippi at Delta. Since
they have left, learn from reliable persons;
that they have lived together almost rs man
and wife for he last Is months.
The press will confer Il great favor on his
aged and afflicted wife by publishing the
above. PERNIlILlA THOMPSON,
Monroe, La, Decsmber IL, 1874.
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Here is more intimidation, nh,
President, not relying implicitly upon
Gen. Emory's discretion and loyalty To
Radicalism, has directed Gen. Sheridan
to repair to New Orleans. Sheridan, i,
Is stated, is expected to assume cont
mmnd, if in his Judgment it should
become necessary to preserve order i'm
the city during the anticipated excite
ment consequent upon the assembling
OF the legislature returned by Wells
ct al.
The precaution of our most gracious
King is entirely unnecessary. ,rboro
will be no uprising in New Orlcans-
but there will be a Democratic house of
representatives.
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When All Arkansas Judge asccnds tho
bench the first thing he does is to feel
under tho desk for tho whiskey bottle,
and if the tipStaff has forgotten to have
it filled, legal proceedings that day don't
amount to much.
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~, -, -------
The Delhi Chronicle has snsno,

The Delhi Chronicle has suspended,
Mr.. 7. j. Mangham, the editor, taking.
the place of Mr.. S. S. Baird who hos
retired from the Richland Beacon
Richland loses a valuable paper and n
good editor in these changes. Roth
gentlemen have our best wishes.
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We have no definite intelligence of
the court-mratial now trying Lit. Hodr-
son in New Orleans. The Bulletin
says that when the court went to HINT
up Selye as a witness, Selye had so far
recovered from his recent Illness ,s e.
be out and gone. Wonder who con-
trived that trick?
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Judge Ballard, holding the United
States district court in Tennessee. has
quashed the indictments against the
GIBSON county Ku-KfuN, and discharg-
ea the prisoners, on the ground that
!he enforcement act, under which the
tional,
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When old Sam. Crowder, down in
Pike, was running for Justice of the
Peace, his wife, in anticipation of hon.
ors in store for her, said "My dear,
when you get to be Justice of the Peace,
what will I be ," ''You, ''said old Sam. -,
''why, you'll be the same old fool you
always wasp
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Heavy Shipment.

The train left the depot one day last
week with nearly one Thousand bales
of cotton, the heaviest shipment ever
made on the road. The largest load
carried previously this season was
about $50 bales
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Mr. M j. Grady, of this parish, has
been appointed collector of Internal
revenue for this district rice 7. S. john
son resigned. Mr.. Grady is now criti-
cady llI'at his brothers in this CITY.
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LNliKNITGRE
FOR SALE CHEApLY!

In consequence of my expected removal
and housekeeping articles, Il great deal of
which is new. ut very moderate prices.
L'rtlcS needing furniture, etc, would do
be orc calling elsewhere.
CHAS. +. EVANS
Monroe. La, Dec. 5, 1874. IT,
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Says the Atlanta News: The distin-
guished Englishrnan, Sir George Gore,
Bart, has come to our country for the
purpose of indulging his fondness
for shooting-on-the-wing. He passed
through Atlanta to-day, from New
York. It is his intention to make New
Orleans, the Paris of the South, his
headquarters during the winter, and he
will probably visit the far famed hunt
ing grounds of the Gland of fowers''
before he leaves the Gulf States. The
lovely waters of the st. Johns will
be likely to claim much of his time, as
they are known to furnish fine sport for
pleasure-seeking hunters. Among his
dogs are many of the finest in the world;
so Sir George is well equipped for a
season of sure-enough sporting on a
first class STYLE
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Kellogg has appointed IL. Boilzano,
Etlingham Lawrence and II. G. Amber
son, members of the State Board of
Managers ofthc Centennial Exhibition.
John Lynch was appointed by Grant
Commissioner at large
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\ CARD.

MONROE, La, Dec. 18th.
l desire to return my sincere thanks to
the Citizens of Monroe, and especially to
the officers and members of Co. Is. :Srd In
ftutry for he strenuous efforts put forth
toward saving my property from the fire
Tuesday morning j. NJ. ADAMS.
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N. ID. Wctmorc Esq, was reelected
State Grange Agent at the last annual
meeting of the State Grange at Baton
Rouge. Mr.. VIM. II. Harris, of Pointe
toupcc, was elected Secretary, TO sue
cecd Mr.. Wetmore.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-01-01
Says the Shreveport Times ::

j. w. Wilder, leader Of the Gad's
Hill and Malvern coach robbers, was
captured Il day or two since in the
Indian Nation, and is now in jail at
Fort Smith. He acknowledged barbar-
Gus crucltics practiced upon Walter
Grayson, of the Creek Nation, and his
wife, after which he says he robbed
them Of So, 200. lie says Reid, anothe.
stage robber, who was killed by Detec-
tive Morris, in North Texas, was with
him i'll the Gad's Hill and Hot Spring
robbcries.