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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-05-16
CHERlFF'S SALE.
State of Louisiana, Parish Of Ouaclhita,
Parish Court.
George Nj. McCnllam

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Ouacl,ita,
Parish Court.
George NJ. McCallam
vs.. No. l2A3S.
Warren Vinson ct al.
BY virtue of q writ Of II. fl. issued from
the Hon. Parish Court, in the above onti-
tied and numbered suit. and to mo direct
ed, have seized and will offer for sale, Mt
tho Court House door In the city of Monroe,
La, within the hours prescribed by law, on
Saturday, 7th day of June, 1870,
the following described property situated
In the parish Of Ouachita, La, to-wtt:
South half Of northwest quarter OF section
Is, In township 10. north Of range five cast.
co5 t.1g eighty acres more or lea:;
and will be sold for cash to pay tho sum 81
sixty-one and 5O-lOO dollars. with interest
as allowed by the Judgment, this sum be-
Ing nov due; and on terms orcredit to meet
notes, one duo 18th day of November. 1870,
the other due 10Th November, 1880, of one
| hundred dollars each, as directed by said
Judgment. Tho above land to DO sold with
benefit OF appraisement.
w. s. LOGAN,
Ut Sheriff.
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cUEIsIEF,S SALE.

| State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouacliitn.
Parish Court.
r. W. Richardson and J. ~ =. -. McEnory
Vs. No. col.
phcclin Creecy and Martha Creecy.
By virtue of a writ of ii. ia. issued from
tho Hon. Parish Court and to mo directed,
In tho above entitled and numbered suit,
havc seized and will offer for salo. at tho
Court House door in tho city of Monroe.
leLw cen tho legal hours OF sale, on
Saturday, nth day of May, 1879,
tho following described property, to-wit
addition to Monroe, being lot No. IL, hav-
ing a front Of sixty feet on DeSiard street
and running back between parallel lines
one hundred and forty feet.
Seized IA tho property of Pheelin Creecy
and Martha Creecy and will be sold to sat
isfy said writ of ii. ia. and costs.
forms Of sale, cash, with benefit of ap-
prasement. w. y. LOGAN,
ct Sheriff.
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CHERIFF's SALE.
State OF Louisiana, Parish of Ouachitu,
Parish Court.
Amos ChRlnh hers and Tnh,, IOhN.o,,

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachitu,
Parish Court.
W.. No. ioe5.
Thos. c. Scarborough and II. q. Cobb.
by virtue of u writ of ii. III. issued from
the Hon. Parish Court, in tho above entitled
and numbered suit, and to me directed, l
have seized and will Offer for salo, mt tho
Court House door. within legal hours of
sale, on
Saturday, 18th day OF May, 1879,
tho following described property, to-wit: :
The northwest quarter OF southwest quar-
ter of section 30 township IL north range )
east, containing 40 acres, more or loss, situ-
ated in the Parish OF Ouachita, about six
miles west of Trenton.
Seized rs the property of 4. G. Scar
borough, aud will be sold to satisfy said
writ of II. ia. and costs.
Terms of sale: On twelve months
! credit to the highest bidder, for whatever
the property will bring. purchaser to exc.
security and mortgage, and vendors privi
| lege retained on land.
| w. =. LOGAN.
| st Sheriff.
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A ssIGNEE's SALE.
In the matter of
ELIZA w. WAKEFIELD,
No. 1919.

Bsnkrunt.
by virtue OF an ortlcr oi aalo issued out
of tho District Court OF tho Unitei states OF
America. for the District OF I.outsisna, ia
sAle at tho Court House door In tho city of
Monroe. State of Louisiana, between tho
legal hours of sale, ON
Saturday. It'll day Of Jaac. ls7S,
to said bankrupt estate. to-Wit: s
House and lot In Monroe, La, situated
on Front street, bounded north by lot of
Mrs. L. l.. Mcclure, east by Walnut street,
south by Mrs. II. l.. Strother's hot, and west
206 teet front by $50 feet deep.
Vacant lot In Monroe, La, on tho north
east corner of Rreard and Walnut streets,
cox feet front by l651S foot deep.
Claim against the United States, now
mission, for horses, mules, cattle And
wagons tMkon by the United States forces
In 1868 and 1885, from Monroe and tho Bon
Air Plantation In Ouachita Parish--amount
of claim -. 1891 G6.
North half of section 3, township II, north
range cast, containing so acres wood
land.
A part of section 81, township 10, north
range east north Of bayou Do5iard and
immediately north OF same section owned
wood land.
All that part of section 81 lying cast of
tho prOlonERtiON OF tho west line of section
p, township ls, north of range east. to
and Is, range 4 east, containing Us acres
moro or less.
Sold as tho property OF said bankrupt to
pay debts.
States treasury notes, to the highest bidder.
Act of salo beforo II. w. McClendon, re-
cordor, at the expense OF tho purchaser.
Ct w. Il. ATKINS, Assignee.
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A Law Case without q Parallel.

A Law Case without a Parallel.
Mrs. Widow Knox married John
T. Sterling of this parish In 1928. Mr..
Sterling died in 1859, without issue,
but with several collateral relations.
Mrs. Sterling claimed the community
property as usufructuary, and brd0ght
suit to partition her separate property
from the community. Mrs. Sterling
died during the tendency of this suit,
about a year ago. This suit was con-
tinued by revival by her testamentary
executor, J. T. Swan, in behalf of Mrs.
Sterling's heirs. At the time of
Mr.. Sterling's death the estate was
appraised at about 100000. BY the
emancipation of the slaves and from
decrease in valuation, the estate was
appraised at Mrs. Sterling's death at
less than $4,000. The case was up
before Judge Parsons the past week.
There is nothing remarkable in its
legal aspect, or its history otherwise;
but a more remarkable case In respect
to the number of aged men called as
witnesses, and their several and united
ages, it would be difficult to find in the
annals of Jurisprudence. We give
their names and ages, beginning with
the minor:
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Looking over our shoulder, as was
the wont of Grandfather Smallweed,
to locate precisely whence the notes of
this familiar old song of love proceed
ed, our eyes fell upon a group of little
ladies in the front yard of one of our
female schools. These minuendoes
were singing with expression - COZ,
spirito, as it were. Our thoughts turned
from the Congressional Record, and
fell in with tho music and with Spring.
A little while ago, emerging from
Winter, the jay birds, yellow hammers,
woodpeckers and other beautiful birds
of the forests selected each his or her
mate. It was about the 18th of Feb
ruary, and simultaneously the book
stores sWarmed with valentines. Tom
Moore, Lord Byron and the sweet
singer of Michigan were laid under
tribute for original poetry, and little
birds, hearts, darts and cupids went
flying through the post-ofice, that
prosy receptacle of duns aud due-bills,
ON their messages of love. March
came with its signs and zephyrs and
Ayers almanacs aud chewing gum.
Then April with its showers and its
roses, pinks, onion beds, tom cats and
variegated butterflies and humble bees.
Flowers went sailing, tied with pretty
little bits of ribbon, addressed on strips
of paper to I Know Who; from You
Know Who. These were answered
with highly-scented notes from Mr..
You Know Who to Miss I Know
Who, acknowledging the rapture he
felt and would ever feel, and hoping
hoping you, that is, I Know Who will
ever feel the same: Time rolled on,
and the small boys brought in their
kites and cords, and took up their
mothers battling sticks and old yarn
hose and went to playing ball.
1t is May-the month to hunt May.
haws, dewberries and go on picnics
Out come the baskets, sundowns
lawns, and the cook books. Out come
also, the cigarettes, the books on con
, versation, the Model Letter Writer
the shoe and shaving brushes. Ant
so it is agreed we shall have picnic
| rain or shine. Docs the boat leak? /
! the horse scarry? Is it uery far? Ar
there any rcd-bugs. scorpions, snakes
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Fourteenth District Court.
Jurey & Gillis
No. 1913.
w. e. Williamson,

| w. q. Williamson.
BY virtue of Il writ of II. fis. issued from
entitled and numbered suit, and to mo di-
rected, l have seized and will offer for salo,
| at tho Court House door, within tho legal
hours of sale, on
Saturday, 18th day Of May, 1879,
the following described property, to-wit !:
A lot of ground in tho town of Tronton,
La, known AS tho steam saw mill lot, It
being tho upper half of tho Raymond tract
of land, containing two arpcnts; having
back two arpents deep, with dwelling
house and other improvements thereon.
son and will DO sold to satisfy said ii. ia.
and costs.
Terms of sa1c, cash, will, tho benefit of APP
praisement. w. $. LOGAN,
Sheriff.
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Fire at Ftsrlflervflle.

There was destructive fire ut
Farmerville Wednesday night, con-
Stunning all the business houses in the
place except that of d. Stein. The fire
broke out about IL O'Clock, and in one
hour and half the fire was over.
Mr.. ]. Aren't, of Farmerville, who
gives us this intelligence just as we 60
to press, furnishes US with the names
of those who suffered by the fire:
J. Arent's saloon, store and Warehouse.
II. c. Glasson's saloon and livery stable:
VIM. p. Smiths store, cotton shed and
warehouse,
II. Browns store, cotton shed and ware
house.
A. w. Scott's saddlery shop.
j. MARKS store.
J. Apfel's saloon and barbershop.
DIR. Manning's drug store.
Gazette and Union Record Offices.
Gazette job printing company's office.
Atkinson g. Phillips tinshop.
Dozier & Posts drug store.
John NJ. Defee's livery stable.
NJ. Guhring's shoe shop.
I. o. B. b. Lodge room.
r. GOldberg's quarters containing goods.
The loss, Mr.. Aren't estimates at
between fifty and seventy thousand
dollars, partially insured, but the
amount of insurance Mr.. Aren't was
unable to ascertain before leaving
Farmerville. He is satisfied the fire
was the work of an incendiary.
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Horse Thieves Going to Texas.


Among the passengers arriving Mon
day were two young mon who said
they were from Texas. They stopped
at the Monroe House. On the train
one of them exhibited large roll of
greenbacks, and for a little repairs on
a repeater worth 1925, one of them
paid Mr.. Milton $500. They We're
both small men, neither over feet 7
inches in hight, neither over 80 years
old, and were tolerably we'll dressed in
dark-colored clothes. Both carried
saddle-bags, and six-shooters.
Tuesday morning they applied to
Mr.. Endom for two saddle horses to 60
down the river about miles to see
about some work, saying they were
carpenters. Mr.. Endom exacted refer
ences, before giving them the horses.
The references could not be given, and
the order of the two strangers, one of
whom was very indignant, saying he
was from Texas and could sshandle a
six-shooter as we'll as anybody''-was
refused. They then went to Vogh's
stable. Mr.. Vogh was out in town,
but young man employed in the
stable let the strangers have two horses
with the s'best rig'' in the stable. The
strangers were to be back by shutdown,
or before. At midnight they had not
returned, and Mr.. Vogh started Con-
stable Vinson and two others in search
of the men and the horses in the direc-
ton of Bastrop. But Wednesday morn
ing the two men were heard from 16
miles southwest of Monroe, at about 2
hours by sun, going in the direction of
Red river. Sheriff Logan and Deputy
Mcclure left soon after receiving. this
information in pursuit of the thieves,
and it is to be hoped they will have a
successful hunt. The horses and sad
dies are valued at $3.50 by Mr.. Vogh.
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River News.

The river continues to rise. During
the past week it has managed to climb
about two feet further up the bank,
and is still upward bound, though not
rapidly. The Mississippi and Ohio
rivers arc both falling. Business at the
landing was quito brisk, tho arrivals
and departures, although few, had
splendid trips.
The John Wilson passed down at 10
O'Clock Saturday morning. She laid
at Trenton more than "a hours doing
nothing, and stopped here about Is
minutes.
The John Howard arrived about half
past seven Monday morning with a
very large freight. She was here about
two hours discharging. She left New
Orleans with the biggest freight for
the Ouachita that has left that port for
this river in the last five years. She is
duo down to-day.
The John Wilson will be up to-mor-
row morning and will leave in the
evening or during the night on her
return. The genial Ben Cornwell sings
the ink in the office; Capt. Jack stands
on the roof, and Jimmy Jordan checks
freight on deck. Good set of men,
these.
The Willie left Saturday for the
D'Arbonne with good trip.
Capt. Guss Hodges new boat for the
Bayou Bartholomew trade Will be
named VIM. Pagan, after 4 prominent
butcher of New Orleans, the partner
of Mr.. John Wilson, after whom the
Wilson is named.
The Hanna has been Withdrawn un-
til the cotton season opens. It is prob
able that she will take the place of the
Natchez in the Vicksburg trade when
that steamer is dismantled. She's
competent to fill it to satisfaction.
Won't somebody aid us In impress
ing Capt Jack Blanks with the propri-
ETY. and importance of naming his new
boat getty OF Monroe" Captain, name
her that if for nothing else than the
beauty of the name.
wharfboat was Intentional. We are
possessed of some information regard
ing this subject, which we are not yet
permitted to make public. We await
the contamination of the project, and
will intimate that the prospect for
another wharfboat in the near future
is decidedly favorable.
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LEGAL.
CUCCEsslON SALE.
Tho State of Louisiana, Parish Court of


Tho State of Louisiana, Parish Court of
Ouachita.
debts OF the estate of A. +. Flournoy, de-
ceased, granted by tho Hon.. Parish Judge
of Ouschita parish, will offer for ssles on
during sss' usual a sale hours, At the late res
tdence of tho deceased, all tho property
belonging to the estate Mnsold, being an
l. The Heriong place, ) miles from Yer
weat quarter and tho northeast quarter, Sec
ali IN Jackson ,parish--{s1ol
section II. township %, range 8 east; and
ii s%msP FL range east, In Morehouse par
5. Southeast quarter of southwest quarter,
northeast quarter OF southwest quarter,
section y, township l8, range 4 wcst ; $50
sores; IN nienyille par,ahL{lS5).
-. township 81, range 4 east; west half OF
northeast quarter and eoutheaat quarter of
northwest quarter, section 80. township ~.
ter and southeast quarter of northeast quar-
ter. and east half of southeast quarter, Sec
ton Z, township 20, range east; 400 acres.
IN Tho SeSn ,n.eros. Of de-
ccased In the following lands In Natchi-
tochcs parish: East half section 81, aud
lots l, 2, ), 4 and of section IS, township
Tho taxes have not been paid on
the above lands for several years be-
fore the death of Flournoy, and the Pur-
ss,sr YIN only acquire tho interest or
Also, tho store lot on tho north side OF
Claiborne street In Trenton, with store
house and other improvements thereon.
Louisa ". FL.oURNoY.
st Executrix.
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With the exception of Mr.. Ross, VIII o
lives in Morehouse, all these witnesses
live in this parish. Four of them,
Judge Lamy, Major Bry, Mr.. Lazare
and Mr.. Tillman are natives of the
parish and used to raid water. melon
patches and hunt buffalo or rabbits to-
gether. They are all hale, hearty and
active, with possibly the exception of
Judge Lamy who for many years has
led very secluded life at his residence
at the upper corporation limits, seldom
appearing down town, except to vote
or to attend to some very important
business.
There are many other aged men in
this parish, as there are in many other
parishes of this sickly State of Louis
iana-out of which Cuffee is fleeing to
Kansas for health and wealth but
the facts presented in this case seem to
us to warrant the heading we have
selected that it is law case without q
parallel.
Young gentlemen, you are excused
and may you live a thousand years!
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the District Court in and for tho
Parish of Ouachita, Louisiana, sitting AZ n
Court for Insolvent Debtors.
Ben Well Us. His Creditors.
Notice ia hereby given, that pursuant
to an order of the Honorable tho Judge OF
tho l4th District Court in and for tho parish,
of Ouachita, sitting Court for Insolvent
Debtors. the creditors of said Insolvent arc
requested to meet Mt the Recorders Office
in tho city of Monroe, La, on Monday, tho
I'd day of June, 1870, Mt 10 o'clock a. IN.
49, Given under my hand and seal
L. S. of Office, this LIST May, 1870.
t~J Il. w. MCGLENDON.
st Recorder.
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LEGAL.
CHERIFF's SALE.
No. 119

Fl. Filhiof
W.. No. l2229
Benj. James.
State OF Louisiana, Parish Of OuachitA,
Parish Court.
BY virtue OF u writ of Il, ia, issued from
the Hon. Parish Court in tho above onti-
tied Ss and . numbered s%it. and to mo directed,
Court House door, in tho city Of Monroe,
state OF louisiana. between the legal hours
Of sale, on
49,, sa sii,sy. 18th day, of May. ls7o,.
a lot of ground in Delery's frat addition
to Monroe, Louisiana, bcing lot No. 4, 'front.'
ing on Grammont street fifty feet, and rum
ming back between parallel lines l42 $40
feet, commencing three hundred aud twcn.
ty foot from tho Railroad right-of-way on
Grammont street, with small cabins and all
other improvements ON the same; being the
same property acquired from the success
corded in Notarial Book v, pages 1872 and
1903, In the Office of tho Recorder of Ouachita
parish.
Seized rs tho property OF Benz. James
and will be sold TO satisfy said Il. IA. and
costs.
Terms of sale, cash, with the benefit OF
st w. s. LOGAN, Sheriff.
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The visiting attorneys in attendance
upon tho Dietrict Court the past week
We're Hon. g. HI. Ellis and Judge J. E.
Trimble, of Union.
Mr.. A. g. Breard, Mr.. A. L. Swan
and Mr.. r.. M. Breard have gone to
Hot Springs-the second installment
of visitors Monroe has dispatched to
that popular summer resort.
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CIIEIsIFF'S SALE.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Fourteenth District Court.
+. A. Blanks

s.. Marx.

u
Fourteenth District Count.
+. A. Blanks
VI. No. 1900.
=. Marx.
by virtue of u writ of II. ia. issued from
tho Hon. l1th District Court in and for tho
Parish of Ouaclita. and to mo directed,
have seized and will offer for sale, at tho
Court House door In the city of Monroe,
La, within tho legal hours Of sale, on
saturday, 18th day Of May, 1870,
A lot of ground in Wilson X Bry's on
largcment to tho town Of Monroe, i'm QUA
chita Parish, State of Louisiana, fronting
one hundred foot on Grammont street, ana
running back between parallel lines ana
along Hall street, ono hundred ana my
feet, with improvements thereon.
Seized AS tho property OF r. Marx, and
will DO sold to satisfy said H. fi and costs:
Terms of sale, cash, with tho beheht OF
* w. s.. LOGAN, Sheriff.
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At meeting of the Monroe Hook
& Ladder Company held Monday night
the following officers were elected to
serve until the LIST Monday in May
next, viz: H. Noise, Foreman; G. A.
Singer, Asst Foreman; J. d. Oakley,
Secretary and Treasurer; II. b. Chap
man, Tillerman.
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In the case of the State VS.. w. r..
Barrow, convicted of bigamy, Judge
Parsons sentenced the accused to $500
fine and imprisonment for two years in
tho parish Jail. The Sheriff was con-
Quoting Mr.. Barrow to Jail, at the mo-
ment of closing our forms.
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Last Friday the scholars of the Pres
byterian Sabbath School had picnic
at Crew Lake on the railroad. Wednes-
day the pupils of st. Hyacinth's Acad-
envy were given holiday and spent the
day on picnic at the same place. On
both occasions the merriment and rec
reation were enjoyed only as children
can.
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MFRS. II. HOLLAND,
DEALER IN
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY,
Has just received q stock of millinery goods,
consisting of Hats, Feathers, Velvets,
Ribbons and Fancy goods generally. Also,
FINE GOLD WATCHES,
JEWELRY, CLOCKS.
SILVERWARE,
AND GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
All of which will be sold at
ASTONZSHLNGLY Low PRICES.
Call, before purchasing elsewhere, ON
MRS. H. HOLLAND.
Grand street, Monroe. La.
November 2l, 1873. If
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
CUCCESsION NOTICE.

Parish Court, Parish of Ouachita, State
OF Louisiana.
Succession of JOHN T. SrERIINa, deceased.
Whereas, Jos. T. Swan, executor, has filed
in the office of tho Clerk of tho 18th judicial
District Court, in and for said parish of
Ouachita, his account of Mrs. T.. A. Ster-
ling's administration of john Il. Sterlings
succession.
Now, therefore, unless opposition be
made thereto within ton days from the date
hereof. the said account will he approved
and honologatcd as the directs.
w. T. ATKINS, Deputy Clerk.
Monroe, La, May Is, 1879. 1t
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Speech Of Gen. King.

The member of Congress from this
district, Gen. King, has been actively
at work in Congress and at the Depart
ments. We publish to-day a speech
made by our member which is not
only worth reading, but is manly
vindication of the people of Louisiana.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-05-16

Victims of wasted energies are res
tored to youthful vigor by Ayers
SarsapariLa.
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The increasing popularity of the cell
ebrated Sylph -four, sold by Sholars d
Key, establishes its superiority.
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Natural History.

o, I should like to marry,
If only I could find
Some very handsome fellow
Just suited to my mind.
I should like him dashinc.
I should like him gay
The leader of tho fashion,
The dandy of the day.
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The Drug business at the old stand of
G. w. McFee will be continued through
JAS. A. Bethune. formerly associated with
Mr.. Melee, as agent. Tho reputation Of
the McFee drug store will be maintained,
and the same class Of reliable drugs. medi-
cines, etc., which made this establishment
noted, will be kept on hand.
Mrs. II. G. MCt FEE.
Monroe, La, April Is, 1879.
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A fresh arrival of the celebrated
Magnolia ham at Sholars & Keys.
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.

MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
~ ". McEEE'S DRUG STORE,
".
JAS. A. BETHUNE, Agent.
Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Pcrfumcry, Stationery,
school Books, Lamps,
Duist's Garden Seeds,
Cigars and Tobacco.
WINES AND LIQUORS for medicinal pur-
poses. Physicians prescriptions carefully
prepared.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FoH sAhE'
THE INGLES1DE PIANIA1IoS'
On Bayou DeSiard, FIVE miles from Mon.
roe 300 acres of land 800 open anu under
fanco place in splendid condition, we'll
fenced and dilchcd good stables and quar-
ters. and a large Clubhouse. a very large
IwcIiiuv: eight rooms, with all necessary
outbuiIdings, and beautiful yard and sur
roundings.
For terms and further particulars, apply
to or address ~
HUGH w. MONTGOMERY,
100 Common St., New Orleans, la.
April II, 1879. 70. BOX Z5l".
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