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LIME AND CEM ENT.

CEMENT osendlo-- is worth ~ " barre
Louisville, best, little kept, 81 20 " barrel
Dallas, 81 50.
LlME--The best quality In barrels IL worth
rs; in bulk, 81 90; ordinary Dallas, 2Sc. per
Ousho.
PLASTER Ia worth IS 50 " barrel.
Tho Buppy;of the above mentioned nrti-
OK IL ample demand fair; market Arm.
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Nmr ncIInnIA.

Dallas has been blessed In good
schools this year The people are be.
ginning TO take pride In their instltu,
tlons, and their prospects for the future
are very fine. The boards of trustees
have already made arrangements for
succeeding year, by which some Of
the teachers who have done 20 well
IN Tie pnst viii be retained. Dr.. AL
lon oud Prof. Jones, will together,
have charge Of the Dallas Female
college, while the Dallas college,
though 1t has lost liz present builds
ing, Win he continued under DR.. AL
len az nominal president, and Prof.
John r. Allen and VIM. II. Allen In
actual charge, Dallas ls TO be cons
graduated on having fuch teachers,
and their efficiency and energy insure
the finest opportunities for educating
the children here ut home.
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Buy Your Tickets and Ship Your Freight
By the
Houston and Texas Central Railway

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company, where
Information may be had concerning nOf
ol..y the II. d T. B. Railway, but Texas gen.
orally:
Agent, Az Broadway, N. Y.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0l
Clartz street, Chicago, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent NJ,
X. and IT., Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A, FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
Inform alton may also be had at the ageD'
q es OF the NJ. X. 4 T. Railway, In New York
Onicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and st.Louii
J. WALDO,
Gent Pass. q Freight Ast. Houston, Tsxa
"A. II. SWANSON,
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We are authorized 10 announce Hon, NAT
NJ, BuRFORD ~ h candidate for Justice OF
lie Peace, Precinct no, |, AZ the ensuing
election,
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FISH AND MEATS.

CANNED-Dev ham, 50 259S 5Oi sal VI
mon, lib 81 ljg! 60; HOLSTERS, w OO92 III
Cove oysters, 6OGgG5; Corn beef, u 20.
SARblNE S-L, box, SIS OO@l9 w; Id box,
Sll 7j@l5 90.
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Centaur
L-ininn entS.

One Kindsfo,.tho Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals.
These Linimens are simply tho wonuof OF
the world, Their effects arc little loah thar
marvellous.
The white Imminent iA for the human
family, IL viii drive llhoumatlan, SciRticn
ana neuralgia nom the hyAtrini cure l'um.
bago, ChllblainH, LockJaw, Palsy, Itch, ana
most Untaneous Eruptionhi u extracts .roht
nom ifozon hands and ioot, anu tho poison
OF bites and stlngs az vonomous repti lesi II
subdues Hwellingg, ana Alleviateh pain OF
every kind. When sprhine or bfulseh occur
Il IL The most potent remedy ever discovered
imont In usod with great efficacy Tor Sore
Throat, 1bOthuoht, (Ikcd BrtuSis, Enrncho,
and Weak BACK. The following IN but u SANE
pie OF tho numerous testimonials,
INDIANA HoMK, Jofi. Co., Ind, May IN, lMS
al think II my duty TO inform you that
have suffered much with siUOlien feet aud
chords. A few bottles OF Ceniaur Imminent
has done ihe uVrk for mo. have not been
free fr0m these swollingain etDhf years. Now
Tam perfectly peii Tho Imminent ought 10
DO applied warm.
"BENJAMIN BROWN
The proof In IN the trial, IL IN reliable, "
IN handy, II In cheap, ana every family
oh ould have the Whiieen Ctnur Linim en-
The yellow Centaur Lininient 10
adapted % the tough muscles, cords md
neBh OF horses and animalu. IL lias performs
ed moro wonderful cures In three yonis oi
SPAWN, strain. Wind.galls, Scratches,
Awoeny, ana general Lnmoness, than all
other remedies In exlotenco. Road what tho
grcut ExpresSmen shy Of ~
"NKw York, January, lbN.
"Eyery owner OF horsca should give tho
Centaur Liniment n uial, We consider Is
the best article ever used In our stables.
al. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams Nix. btablo1, N. Y,
az. PuLyH,
"bupt, d. 4, NJ rtrblee, NJ. Y.
ALBERT n. OLIN,
"Supt. Nat. Eek. stables, N. Y"
Tho best patrons OF this Llnlmentare Far
mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
annually using some Liniment. 10 heals
alls, Wounds anu Poll-evil, removes SWELL
ings, and IN worth millions Of dollars ni-
nually to Farmers, Livory-men, stock grow
ers, sheep.raisers, and those having hornes
or cattle.
What a Farrier cannot do for $40 the Con.
taur Liniment will do at n trifilng cost.
These Liniments are sold by MI dealers
throughout the country They are warranted
by tho proprietors, and n bottle will 20 given
10 any Farrier or Physician who dosires
test them.
Laboratory Of ]. B. Rose & Co.,
40 Daylst., NEW YORK
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STATE ANNOUNCEMENTS:
For Commissioners General Land
OHM.

We are authorized ~ announce Captain
ma. M,uLAlBOHNE OfGnlyestOn, chnd-
dlte I0r Commissioner General Land ONCE,
suhIont 10 the action OF the State Democratic
convention,
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BAILING STUFF.

BAGGlNG-Light, uAGli>sc; Heavy 1919
lie.
TWlNlG-Bailing l5@lS; Cotton, 2Os22c.
IRON TlEs-Arrow, " 70 per bundle, with
discount ON large lots.
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POWDER Ann AMOr.

OWDER-Keg2 % lbs,FFF rife TlA Keg
l2lg lbs, FIFE, rifle. s3,SS; kes q III, lbs, FIFE
s2,0l, Blasting, si,25.
SHOr--D O., 3Og2,S5; Buck, s!,55g2,60.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NOON Renort-rtnnneiaI.

NEW YORK, June l.--Stocks are weak
Money per cent. Gold ut 81 0l1s. FIX
change--lOng ~ 81 short VA 50. STATE
bonds quiet. Government bonds lower.
Gold Ononed At 81 VI.
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LIVERPOOL, JUDt I,-NUUh-OUIIOn
tive and firmer.

SATURDAY. FRIDAY.
Middling Uplands... 6hd 3-l6d
Middiins Orleans. 7.lGd sgd
Sales 1900 bales; speculation and export
- ba'es; receipts 1850 bales American.
Futures l-32d better.
Uplands low middling clause, June and
| July delivery Sled; July and August e4d;
| August and September 6MG 5-lGd; Septem-
Der and October G5sd; October and November
| q ll-S2d. oo,
The leading grain circular says that trade
| nj British wheat markets held since the
| com men cement OF the week continued ex-
| tremely dull. Further reduction OF fully u
| shilling per quarter was generally conceded
without i1ducing buyers to operate beyond
| Immediate requirements. Business here
since Tuesday has been equally inactive.
| Maize met slow demand at decline OF three
pence per quarter at our corn exchange to-
day. ,fhe demand for wheat was very linz
| lied and prices were from two TO three pence
cheaper for both white and red wheat. Flour
IL very dull.
In the Mincing Lane markets there has
been few changes during the week, the most
| monument being the revival OF the demand
Tor sugar and further rise in coffee.
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Fan GhnrlR.

We ara authorized 10 announce W. NJ,
MOON for recollection ~ tho 0nitd ~ sheriff
mi the OnNunB election,
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NEW ORLEANS, June l.-E'lour is quoted
easier. superflne sS l2S; Xxx g %; xxx
81 bOa5 80; higher grades 70 j0@5 20. Corn
is firmer; white jsc; yellow b2g5ic. oats
nuiat' nrm nj CSC. Coffee, dull, cargoes, or
binary to prime ll149lsc gold. Sugar, active
ard arm, common to good common 6gGs4c;
fair to fully fair, 6S971sc; prime to choice,
1Lasc: yellow clarified Sh9Ssc. Molasses
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County Judae.


wear authorized 70 announce y, q, Nc.
LURE, as u candidate for county Judge, NJ
Inc ensuing election,
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For J,stioe ~ the p.os..

We are authorized 20 announce j, NJ
HURT an n candidate for County Attorney
nj Inc ensuing election,
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Evening Report-Fina-c.aI.

NEW YORK, May 3l.-Money easy at 3 per
cent Sterling stendy ~. Gold weak, " ola.
Government bonds quiet, State bonds dull.
NEW ORLEANS, June l.-Gold 81 Ol9l OF a.
Sight 3.lOgh premium. Sterling bank
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June II jl@ll sc; July II 6O@ll 62c; August
ii Gigll G6c September II 3l@ll SIC; October
- ~ C. ~, ,
Night--Cotton is quiet. Uplands ll1Sc; Or
leans NE. sales lv7d bales.
Consolidated mel receipts 2,2J9 bales. Ex-
ports to Great Britain - bales; continent
- bales; channel - bales.
Ne receipts - bnles; gross iIO bales.
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| iiFLoUk- Crescent, IA sacks, $50, Han
laolnto, W0i Empire, s3aAi XXX, a. 10
Ehglc, u ihi Magnolia, IN sacks, ~ lba, 10 20
odds NNA, " aOi state Central NNNN'
* ~ Choice Family 81 - Star Mills, Xxx,
/ tho.
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TO ALL POIN rs.

And offers the Best Routes, ON Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommoda'
lions and Greater Security than any otnei
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire ss--.-s
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Honey.

Pitchers CnstOrin 10 complete substi-
tute for Castor OIL, and IL as pleasant to take
AS Honey. 1t IN particularly adapted to
Teething and irritable children. II destroys
worms asslmulates the food, regulates the
Stomach, and cures Wind Colo. Few REM
edles are as efiicacious for Feveriahness,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
toria Is q scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, moro effective than Castor OIL,
and neither gags or gripes.
CoLuMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1875.
Messrs, ]. b. Rose Il Co., N. X.
Gents: Ihave q family OF eight children,
and have used rs much Castoria ~ any fam
lily In the United States, I think. | have
never found anything equal to It,. My chill
dren have boon saved from q fever several
times by the use Of Castoria. recommend
It's use for children, for many diseses they
are subject to, In preference TO any medicine
know of. feel IL my duty TO Give this GER
tifcate on account OF the benefits have de-
rived by the use of Castora.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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Cotton market.

GALVESTON, June l.-Cotton-Receipts
2O5 bales. Exports, France - bales; CONT
nent bales; channel - bales; coast
wise bales; Great Britain - bales.
Sales III bales stock LII bales. Market
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GRAIN AND SEED MAg,,nr.
COTTON HARRIET.
Cotton Statement.

FOR the week ending u IN. May ~, 1878.
Furnished THK HERALD by ID, W, Barnett,
Reporter In this City for the National Cot
ton Exchange.
stock on hand September lst, 1877 l3s
Received this wock...,,.,....o.. l32
previously ..,,.......9ONO
A" since Sopt. !, lSi7.....,. 2O,e02
-
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Shipped this week '''''''''"'"", a.
" previously ","","u"m.20Sl3
since Sept. /, ls7l,""." 2D,SiO
--.
Stock on hand ,....o."",.,n,.".. lsO
MNrEOROI.oGIUAL.
iighest ten perNtuie. ,,.m....-.,""" 49,
Lowest umpcraturo,"" -
Average temperature NJ IL IN ......",,,",r go
Rainfall In inch eBn.,.",....,, ,,".."., Ni-lOO
ID. W. BARNETT.
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LUMBER hAuHEr.

YELLOW PINE lilXlng, saantllng, 1901
thousand, slA Oli drcane slr OO, noorlng
ui'nsuh auu lllhlehod, sAa ui Matched ceiling
slh 10,
WHITE PINE Rough, per thousand
~ uui surfaced, $40 on, matched ceiling, sis 6O
misunderstanding, go o.,
ONfkESk- tough, nor thuuennd, slA III
surfaced, 50 Uli plckuts, ~ 20.
Alil NuLta--N yellow pluu, cut, % Ol6tl Oh
long leaipll1 sawed $3.50; uyproAs cut, 81 N
o. 70,
LAfhEs-'Nellow pins, o. 80 per thou,
sand,
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commercial

Receipts, net, $50 bales; gross = bales
Exnoris 10 Great Britain = bales; cont
nert - bales; coastwise 3lJ bales. STOCK
7T,i2l bales,
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Rank Statement.

New YORK, June l.'-Loans increased $751;
800; specie decreased "a millions; legal
tenders increased "a millions; deposits In
creased 70 millions; reserve Increased q
million.
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cremation

Kate Field is now member vi 'ne
London Times staff.
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POsT OrFIcE NOTICE.

lDDSf OFfltE NOTICE.
1hs foreign mails tor the ending Saturday May
4. S7s. will close this Office tn tuesday At r. NJ,
Europe. by amshp WISCONSIN, VIA Queen.town.
wcdnosday. N T. NJ. for Europe BY steamship scshia
via oueenstown Tor France bc ared
r. ". tor France dtrvet, by steamship viiio Dc Paris
iIavrc Thursday at IL M tor frsnce tsrmany bv
steamship sucvia via Piymouh Cherbourg aud Hamburg
Tor Urcat Iunsnsnt
wscd by this stsaner must be specially aifess- and ~
u ~ 10. iurope. By steamship ncpnbIc, va oa ems
saturday b.u NJ, scotland direct. Nv
steamship Victoria via basgow. and st II 80 A. ~ tor
Gctnany Lc by steamship Donau. VITA Southampton and
Bremen correspondence tor Great Britain aud the ou
tncnt TO be iorwsded this steamer mnst DC specially
Nurcssed aud at IL W. tor Europe BY steamship Cay o
Bern via Queenstown corresponence Tor Germany 10 be
forwarded by th, steamer must bo specially addfessed
The ships Wisconsin. Seyha. Republic aud Cty 81
BerIiu do rot take mails Tor Denmark >wedcn aud Norway
Tho malls Tor ny SavHnilia &e leave New York April
~ The mails Tor Aspinwn sna south Pacific ports icavs
New York April ~ h. mails for Ausrsis Sc leave San
Francisco Nay l3 hs male tor China and leave
San Francisco May 10. 49, ...
TIIO5. 4. JANIS, Po~tm sssor.
Ynas usrmn- Sss yosa. Asfl II. is1A
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sS4EP sEP1Hs AND LSpdisd
BRooKLYs kEAL ksrArx FOR sALE-2D PAcx-iH
sggsISEss NoyIcEs.z.m o,s.A and s.s s,s coils: Z:
TfTY EsfHTk SoE saLsaD F1sr.l:' Ia s. 81 col.
.ss s..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAos-sth COL
COUNTRY BoAkD.2 ~ Ack-Sd coL
bSH esss f. AND
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Ex5uksiSssAs7a Exc ASo sAssH P1as,s ras.s's O.. is
PINE ARTs-2D PAGE-4th col.
EGk acoxs aSS TO
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He'll WAS5EREEHAsaksS.airs p.osss COL
noasEs. UARRIAGEs sC.-isr fAGE sd ana 4sh cola
Ho5sks Ro5ss &c. r4a.aa and Sd
ESsT 1Sp PoUapisa raSTss r.ss e col
aiHkSaTR aAsBEs M4STaLsiar% l.a1sh rasa-4.h 40: col
nisosLLaSEous DISQUALIFICATION sSi PAs.-
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18TH PAGE-2d COL
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR 70
AZ ! 81. :s
RE4OvALS-tsr PAcE-tSsh col H i1 INl 9 ~.
1EWAROS-lsr PAcE-2d eel esa ss. 4.s .t#s
sfTUx noSs wASTED-SEaALEs- Ira F1ss-is a.A
s,-, "a +sSss ssls 20 w.urvn x.,rs o
SPECIAL 'NOTICES-lsT PACK-2d and 80 ecs Fl
HFOkTING-DOUS, BIRDS, Adler pAcs-Sd eel.
BfORA9k-12rH r PA0E-4fh col. t3#.
THE TRADES -l2TH PAck-3d col. /" ~t
THE TURF-1ar rAGE-3d col tM III te tstM se..
70 LET HoR BUSINESS PURrosxs-aD PAos-iss and
TR4yE55EGs, suIoglasn rAs.-ssh es, -
UNFUhNIshkD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
EANTKn Tv PURCHASE -2p PA0x-Sd COL ~
WATCHES, JKWELRY, kC.-2D PACx-Ath col. I.
wEsrrHEsIER COUNTY PROPERTY FOB SALE Oh
TO LtT-2D PACK-lst col 04. Ua .s44. gl
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, &C.-lorH PAoE-8th col.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. ,2s5 BRoADwArn1c I nc
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTlON OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPEkA
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CUCCESSlON SALE.


Parish Court, +,
Parish. Of OuachitA, State Of Louisiana.
r.-.-h .Sssccession Of Cornelius Scott.
BY virtue Of An order of the Hon. Parish
Court and to me directed, authorixinx and
commanding the sale Of the properly OF
said succession to pay the debts Of the
same, will offer for sale ut public auction
ut the Court House door, between loyal
hours, on -
Saturday, 10th day Of February, 1879,
all the real estate OH the inventory of said
succession, to-wit:
i. Lot No. =, k'ilhiol's Second Addition
to Monroe, fronting on Adams street ~
feet. and running back 40 feet.
z. Lot IL, lying eAat OF Eouny's bayou.
fronting on DeSiard road ~ feet, running
back to FiihioIs lower line, fronting there
on l42 feet, having depth III feet ON west
line and sOo feet on cast line, with store
house and dwelling thereon. 4 stss t.''7ss &
3. Lot No. IL in FiihiOls extension, c,sst
Of Young's bayou, fronting ~ foot on DO
Siard road, aud running back Oh wcst limo
800 feet and so5H feet on east line, with
Terms Of sale: Twelve months credit,
purchaser to give bond with approved
security, with per cent interest and pay
expenses OF sale. liz. ...fL
GEO. q. PHILLIPS,
st Executor.
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NONSTABLE'S SALE.
state of louisiana, Parish of Ouachita.
Maxistrate's Court for Ward No. 5. ,
--F Joseph BenOit

State of Louisiana, Parish OF Ouachita.
Magistrates Court for Ward No. $.
Joseph Benoit
VS.. No. LII.
Mrs. Martha Williams aud husband.
By virtue OF u writ of teri tacias ~ me
directed by Hon. Francis A. Hall. Justice
Of the Peace for said ward, will proceed to
sell ut public auction, ON
Saturday, February lsth, is7s, =
between legal hours, at the Court House
door of said parish, the following described
property, to- wit:
ing on DeSiard road and situated on lo'
No. "a in Filhiol's Second Addition tC
Monroe, known az "Guinen," owned and
occupied by said Martha Williams, aud also
the undivi ded half Of said lot, being Less
than one acre OF ground, whereon said
house is situated. -.
Seized in tho above entitled aud num-
bered suit, and will be sold to satisfy said
writ.
Terms OF sale: To the highest bidder,
on twelve months credit. and special
mortgage retained on property sold, with
per cent interest from day of sale.
Il. J. LAkklN,
st ....... Constable.
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THE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Or LOU.
ISIANA.

To tie Medical Association and Physicians
Of the State Of Louisiana:
Having just returned home from
New Orleans where attended n con-
vention of physicians now known as
the Medical Association of Louisiana,
[ have reflected over what TRANSFERRED
in the convention and my feelings
while there, and 1 must say that l
could not feel ut homo in that body,
for in looking around could see one
only (Dr. Howard Smith) OF the few
who are left who took me so kindly
by the hand when I was q youth and
led me up the ladder of the medical
art, the few rounds 1 assembled. l
could not think the medical associa-
ton of Louisiana complete without the
other members of my faculty. Every
physician must acknowledge that Drs.
Brickell, Beard and Chopin stand to-
day on the highest pinnacle Of medical
fame. DIR. Brickell is certainly the
most impressive teacher that ever
made his home in New Orleans, and
women to-day, all over the several
States, though they never hear his
Thousands will yet be relieved by the
hands of physicians once his students.
These men to-day love him as a
teacher and admire him as a man.
DIR. Beard has no superior, and is so
looked upon by numbers who had 1t
not been for him would not have been
able to look upon thelight of day even.
DIR. Chopin, whose grasp always con-
verts the knife into a remedy, well do
L remember what the students of my
class thought of him. And that great
and good man, the immortal Stone
we used to say that if it become necess-
airy for us to require surgical advice
we would ask the almost unerring judg-
ment of DR.. Stone, and then turn ana
request the skillful hand of Chopin
to perform the dreadful operation. To
call our Association; "The Medical
Association of Louisiana" and such
men as these be not in it and they liv-
ing in the city of New Orleans, seems
to me impossible. 1t will not have
the proper ring abroad. I can but
compare it to an imperfect bell whose
chime would not accord with such as
sOciations of other States. therefore
request, gentlemen, that the obstacles
that are in the way of these gentlemen
be removed. DIR. Brickell says that
! the roof of the Medical college shall
never cover his head while certain cir
cumstances not necessary to state here,
exist. / think l know enough of these
men to assert that they are no political
tricksters to submit to injustice or com
promise with wrong, and If the place
of meeting is all that keeps them away
! from US, the trouble no longer exists,
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I1oAl.
CHERIFF's SALE.
s., .-s,5 W. No. 1857. la.''r fwE.
Estate Of Il. Well ct al. ....., .......
ataf0 NJ TONanlana paplah ~

Il. Dreyfus, administrator, ct AL, "a"
Estate Of 9. Vel = q. 49,,
80. i1th District Court.
BY virtue: end the authority. Of jadg-
s %s e 4 :ns sa ':sd and c,f Of s.is
sateraey, l0sA day sr FsSssssy, .lo7s,
q: ON p III
f /. 4 csrtain 10. OF ground In the city or
Monroe NJ. having = mont ON Fourth :tr:se Of
10 In square No. 10. according to Mcisran's
map OF said city. running back bstwesn
Me iines and ss I'D: e.:
being lot No. Is in square ~ on said map.
II. A certain lot OF ground being dsaiv-
nrsy feet front on - Fourth s'a s.rsss and .
bracing all tho land in said square 10. north
of the railroad right OF way, bounded by
. ~. - right of way. Fourth street. lot" Nos.
III. Another certain lot Of ground being
lot No. 2 in square gus No. 20 hsSinnins 4 Is:
having front on Des.lsrd street OF iiny.
feet running back to the railroad right Or
way. between parallel lines and parallel to
~. A certain other lot OF ground in
square No. 70, having two hundred and
seventeen feet and nine-tenths front on Dc
Ie,ns lot NJ. c Mo az sh: re-
taking on lots one and two, together With
all the building" thereon.
east, OF the city OF Monroe, In township IL
north. range east, and In HectionR n and
-, containing twcnty-six and 30 100 acres.
showing Preclse location. boundary. DO.
before the Parish Recorder at the expense
r. =. RICHARDSON.
1t ... ... slAerif.
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fired by DIR. Il. L. Richardson, aud
think that he was justified in shooting
and we do not believe that he tn tended
to kill him. J. HI. MITcHEI.L,
w. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
" III. Il. WIMBERLY,
LAWRENCE DUNMORE,
w. J. GRAY.
hereby certify that the above is u
correct transcript Of all the proceedings
had in the above case.
L.W. SURGHNoR, Coroner.
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Bob Brantly, freedman imprisoned
for stealing an auger, escaped from the
custody of the Sheriff on Sunday. The
auger was used to bore an opening in
Mr.. J. G. Sanders's store, but because
Bob had not entered the store he could
be punished only for the theft of the
auger. In re-arresting Bob the Sheriff,
DIR. Richardson, shot him with a rifle,
and from the wound the prisoner died.
We give the process verbal OF the Cor
oner and the statement of DR.. Richard
son.
THE sHERIFF'S STATEMENT.
Bob Brantly left me at the Jail door
to so into the yard for water to go in
the Jail. He jumped over into the
Catholic yard and got away from me.
l went to hunt him with John Vinson
and a. Tatum, but they had both left
me, and 1 went into the thicket in
back of Downs field, passing up the
cross fence between Parker aud Downs
places. Saw Bob standing in west
edge of same thicket, some 80 or &
yards from me, and thinking he would
run from me If / hailed him at that
distance and knowing 1 was in the
briers and could not catch him,
thought would stoop and get nearer
him, having to cross the fence at II low
place. He must have heard me, fol