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REPUTATION.

Almost every day this word is heard
on the streets and in the conversations
of gentlemen who are the leaders of
public opinion and whose views ere
worthy of serious consideration. The
management of the State government,
under it's present officials, is anything
but satisfactory. While discontented
murmurs are heard from the best citi-
zens almost every day, against those
who control our financial affairs, this is
not the worst, as the Democratic party
is seriously affected by their conduct.
Unquestionably large majority of the
people of this parish are in favor Of re-
ducing the debt or, at least, the inter-
est thereon, and if the present state of
taxation is kept up, the disposition will
altogether. Such men as Judge Black
man, Capt. Jeffries, James G. Wise
and others, who have the respect and
confidence Of the people, are openly in
favor of reducing the interest on the
bonded debt to one-haIf of the present
rate. How much further these gentle
men are prepared to go we cannot say,
as they are discreet aud look we'll to
the interest of the State and the people.
The idea that the Board of Liquida-
ton is ready and willing to pledge all
the taxes due to the general fund to any
bank which will advance the money
to pay the interest on the bonded debt,
to the exclusion of all other creditors
and constitutional officers, is unjust
and will not be acquiesced in by the
people. If the State is bankrupt let us
so declare it and settle as this class of
unfortunate debtors usually do. If not,
let the taxes be collected by strict adj
herence to law, force every one to bear
his burden, and not rob one set of
creditors, who are working for the
State, to pay the interest on a fraudu-
lent debt. Before this there has been
an honest division of opinion on the
best method to revise the constitution,
but now all, it seems, are in favor of a
constitutional convention, in order to
rectify the abuses of the government.
The present State government, to say
the least of il, is weak and does not
meet the wants and demands of the
people. A new deal, without embar-
RAISING alliances or promises, is the
only hope of change. We say now to
the members elect of the Legislature
that a very short session is expected,
and, if the whole sixty days is con-
sumed in useless debate and unneces-
sary legislation, that the Democratic
party will be hopelessly injured. Fit
teen days, at the outside, is long
enough to do what is required. Give
way to constitutional convention that
will have power to repudiate the fraud
ulent debt, or, at least, cut down the
interest.
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DROF. e. HGFFNER,
TEACHER OF

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Having permanently located in Monroe,
strumental music. He will give lessons on
the flute, sornet, clarinet, guitar. piano or
the best method. Lessons given at the
pupils homes, or at his residence on st.
John street, next door south of the post
office. Music furnished for balls, parties
&c. January 10, 1873. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS
T1r TOP
THE CELEBRATED
HARNESS AND SADDLE STALLION

HARNESS AND SADDLE STALLION,
Will make the present season at NV
stable on the Mcclure place. three miles
north cast Of Monroe, La. His services are
offered at $40 a single leap; 500 the season
or VS. to insure mare in foal. Money! due
when tho fact is ascertained or mare parted
with. The colt, in all cases, standing good
for the money.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE:
high, strong and muscular, possessing fine
style and action. Was sired by the wo, Id
renowned old Edwin Forrest, owned by
Alexander of Kentucky dam by Excelsior
Morgan grand dam by old Gray Eagle.
PERFORMANCES:
He has taken several premiums at vari-
Gus fairs in kentucky. Also, in st. Louis,
Mo-, and number of premiums at Column
peting with some of the best trotters in tho
West. He has trotted mile in 2:4O.
March %, 1875. III. w. MCLEOD,
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
II q. SANDERS,
3 GRAND STREET. MONROE, La,
DEALER IN
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, DRY GOODS
GENERAL PLANTATION SUPPLIES
AND IMPoRTER OF
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
LINE, CEMENT AND PLASTER.
ALSO AN ASSORTMENT OF
WAGONS, WHEELBARROwS, PLOWS.
August IL, 1872. 4S:tf
HENRY KOCH. J.F. wETZEL.
TOCH & WETZEL,
Dealers in all kinds of
COFFINs, COFFIN TRIMMINGS, &c.

Furniture repaired, or made to order, and
satisfaction guaranteed. All orders for
Furniture promptly attended to. Collins
supplied at short notice, with services OF
Undertaken, il desired.
Store and shop on Grand street, opposite
Mctee's drug store. An inspection Of our
work. and furniture is respectfully invited.
January !, 1879. 1y
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NOTICE.

All persons are forbidden from trespass-
ing upon tho lands of the undersigned, sit
uated eight miles from Monroe on Bavou
DeSiard and known as the Stewart tract
and notice is given that all persons cutting
wood On such lands will be held to strict
legal accountability. AL SWAN
December 6, 1873: St
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Major Burke's absolute majority for
State Treasurer, according to the Off
cial returns, is 1874. His plurality
over Gardner is A3,0l2.
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Referring to the above announcement, I
respectfully inform the Public that as
sumo all the liabilities of the late firm of
D. A. Breard, ST., and that will continue
the business conducted by D. A. Breard,
Sr., in the same building. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to the Public to call at
Breard's Corner.
A. G. BREARD.
Monroe, January I, 1879. St
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NOTICE.

All my interest In the mercantile busi-
Of D. A. Breard, ST., has been transferred
to A. g. Breard, who will assume all liabil-
tiles OF the late firm, and will conduct the
business, In the same building, in the
name Of A. G. Breard.
d. A. BREARD, SR.
Monroe, January 1, 1879,
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WTAGONs! WAGONS,

Twenty-Five Two and Four-Horse Iron
Axle Wagons, made by the celebrated
Studbaker Manufacturing Co., just re-
ceived and for sale at the lowest market
rates by FRED ENDOM.
October 8, 1s73.-3:tf
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0UACIIITA HOUSE,
DEsIARD ST., MONROE, La,
JULIUS ENNEMosER, Proprietor.
This House is now open for the reception
of the travelling public. Favorable arranRe-
ments can be made for board by the week
or month. Aug. O. 1875 Nv
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TOE HALL,

JOE HAIL.
UPHOLSTERER,
DeSiard Street, near O'Kelly's,
= MONROE, LA.
Repairs sofas, lounges and bed-testers.
and will lay carpets, clean and varnish
furniture. Mattresses made to order. SO
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

CoFFIOIAL.1
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY OF MONROE,
December 81, 1873.
The Board met pursuant to call of
the Mayor.
Present-F. Endom, Mayor; J. G.
Sanders, T. N. Conner, w. P. Renwick,
F. Cook, ". F. Vogh. Absent.
Hoffman, A. Harvey.
The reading of the minutes of last
meetings was dispensed with.
The Mayor stated the object of the
meeting.
The Board proceeded to the exami-
nation Of the matter relative to the
Monroe ferry, and having agreed upon
the details of an ordinance thereon, to
be submitted to the Council at their
next meeting, adjourned to January 2,
1879.
FIR. ENDoM, Mayor.
w. p. RENwICK, Secretary pro tenn.
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ONION SETS,
RED AND WHITE.
IL AT McFEE'S.
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November 16, 1873.
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Monroe, January I, 1879.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10

CoNGRkss-No business wa, transact
ed in the House YESTERDAY. the day being
devo,ed To the obsequies of the late NJ.
Hartiidse, of Georgia. In the Senate
sever al petitions in favor of the Interstate
Commerce bill were presented; the In
dian Appropriation bill Mas reported, al
SO bill making an appropriation OF
quarter of million dollars for nation
al museum in Washington. Mr.. Be X
spoke ON his resolution, which was
agreed 10, in regard to the lser coin re-
ceived by the Secretaru OF the Treasury
for customs, duties, and its disposition.
in the course of whc Gu he severely cri l.
cised Mr.. Sherman. The b Il TO amend
the patent laws was briefly conside ed,
and a motion TO adjourn was voted
down. Altogether the session was upim'
portAnt.
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Peuwsvlvnmtw Iae Ssss.

Berks county paid sso.75 for FIX skins
last year.
Only sixteen deer were killed in Full
ton equity last season.
The Chester hrauch of the Reaiilg
Railroad is crow ded with business.
In the pubic schools of Hazleton 10
cases Of logging are reposted TINS win'ei'
West Chester has had to close her tenn
perance reading rooms for want ot iaiias'
The new guns issued to the National
Guard OF the State give great satisiac-
ton.
The cold snap has taxed the Efforts Of
benevo. .ent societies III all parts oil The
State.
A hay wagon drawn by four hors' was
upset III Chester county by the gale oil
last Thursday.
Mr.. John Hinton, of Westmoreland
coun Y, is said to be soldier laddie III
tue Ameer's forces, operating in Afghan
| istan.
All the Indiana county boys who have
bet IL in Brazil Oh the Madeira aud Ma
more railroad enterprise are ON theli
way nome.
A buck deer weighing 2ll pounds
dressed Was shot during he late season
by Peter & Hill, Of LAii dsville, Lyo M
ing county.
TIE Reading Railroad Company ex.
pects increase its rceips $2,UOc,US
this January over those Of the corres
ponuins month last year.
Many Oh, ster county farmers are turn
| ing their att, nlion to the culture Of 10
bacro, witch th-y find a profitable crof
| for which they mud ready sale.
On this evening the editors and pub
| listers of No thuuterlaGd county are Il
be sp ,ial uojeets OF prayer. go say
| the Wa;soutoa Record.
Geo. w. Roseve:, Of Chester, bu, Con
sui al Auckland, in Ncs Zealand, ha
bo~n compelled through i'll ealth 10 asi
leave Of absence. CAnuibas are 10
healthy CONF auy.
| A gent emAn who kept an exact &c
| count of wha, il cost im 10 supply hi
table for the year ISIS, IN West Chester
nnds that each person eousL med 81 cent
worth NJ each meal.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10

THE LEoIsLAruRE adjourned on
"Wednesday evening, after being in ses-
sion two days, because there was no ousl-
ness for them 10 do. Persons who have
any intention Of applying for the passage
OF bills should have them prepared aud
ready 10 be acted upon. The public
business has 10 be arr ansed by the COM
mittees before they can report for action,
and in the meantime the memhers take
the opportunity 10 adjourn while these
ini,iMory preparations are progressing IN
the hands Of the several chairmen of
committees. When the Houses set 10
WORK on state business there Will lie less
;,me 70 give 10 pvivse bills.
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Br.sAndAse is revived in CAalen.a.

BTls Andase Is revived IN Catalonia.
foty .A.ooas ana ten faro tanks a.
ready ,ni'eA .Ge !o.As mining lo~n Il
bQsd.e, Ga
lie Marquis Of LoFnt las aecpped tie
fs>:.suu oi LOU ulV c.Qsv ut .44e Nova >c0-
"a acA; s44Adi0.
/. Las b. en- de idvi 10 ere. tie lew
agricultural ai4 IL liar. >o..e.e Il Ms
, $50 pp. =: S.A. sNalae.
Tx Mate .Akes Are higher Il AZ exc.
eSio.e A. LIS .eAs>l. &; .>v .eAs, a. j
x a.! 1e>~s AEe exl~c.e4 - lie
sgS.is
NesAlA las Sss,o.Quu IN Ter treas. e..
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;s-.s,x>. 4 lie vAs>, - .h.Q..sA lie House
Il . L.. Is ;e-me>. E1maU4> t.J tuT
he cunning Il liz Eis>so-al So.e. winch
,>AsssSi .As >saA.t. :s.e ua..>I co,a:4...ee
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The daily gazette., 1879-01-10

THE Chicago Raa,cdy Age reports
tha, forty eight railroads, with totaI
mileage Of 5000, were sold under fore
closure during tho past year. These
roads had bonded debts amounting ic
$l60,el4,5oo, and represented capital
stock TO the value O. Sl51.dl6, TOO
Twenty-seven receivers were appointed
for roads with bonded debts amounting
TO So2 ,3S5,ooo. The New York Com
mercial Bailetin, in this connection, re
marks: "ln thee years one-seN enth OF
the total mileage Of the country, repre-
sentins one-seventh OF the 10 al csplta
invested, has passed through he tina
stage of bankruptcy"
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10
Ioun.lcred as Sea

IRE uklTssH sIEANsR HAYAnp >GNh>-
rsAo aEE e&Aw sANE9 ~ 4Ak
kt>T pKowNEt.
MAaAta, January y-rAe Spanish
e. : ErcAEuae.v L, captain Ia aua..Fem II
feraAaataA, "a peevu- oer u for Fe,.
Foli Span, .Aaded yes:erdAy Jwo ot lie
oew ef lie steamer bAyaEd wAi,u
ioanafi, ,>i AZ . a OF preem,~r lp.
All the remainder 81 ht. crew were
drowned
f4r BAyari WAS B.l,.>h steamer .,
- tons, 9 nmardrDi by captain Ever
e,.. sle >.l4el tru,u New ugIraus De.
ceuuvI toE .oueu, France.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10

CONGRESS should &c SOMETHING for
The La. to- On the pelAN ar, opp,s ,e his
t.iy - an Island. j. ) sad, ls ovius rap
iIly formed ueA, The mo..ih Il the Chfi>-
;.anA ,hA, NIL ultimately caase the
greatest difficulty in sc,ii0s in,o his ins-
partAni riye-. A> We have >A.9 u<io.v.
i suo,sAA iAl to,;sa1A;.oa oa5h. - ee
e,uluuruc,sa 10 k erected ,le AZ The msa.h
et ;he ChFl>,iaaA a early a l-s>s.e.e In
;Ae meAu,.me so>d it- pee. With a
bridge 10 i, oUsh, ,o te bulk; |: wosa4
AFFORD pro.ec, Oil L lie hundreds q ses-
III, ,l..i ry.a int ,lse Csf,s.leuA river =;
every >;o1ny Season Ma.uH-iea AAs
al ie>> a:teu.lo.. ets;ewea ul.H .es Lar.
e,r ,4Aa an le5g. oa ...e sNt..
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10
SECRETARY OF SrArx.-It is rumor-

SECRErARY OF SrArK.-lt is rumor-
ed at Dover that the Governor-ciecf,
John W. Hall, Esq., has rendered the ap-
pointment of Secretary of State 10 James
L. Wolco,t, Esq, of that town; and that
Mr.. w. has accepted the appointment
Mr.. Wolcott, is prominent member OF
the Bar and well qualified toI the i'm
portant position 10 which he has been
called.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10

Cu>okE>>NEN lIi-i.e death Il
NJ, nAaudSe. II C,oa7e.A, i..s il.st.,ed
tie tAe :lAi >syesA. Cea-tes>men are
.,ing q,,i;e I'll. among ,aew Me>>gs.
S>h.tio.sr-. q Texas, Aua Chapman
t.,vt....,s. Il reuas. Mania. While Ness.
wAlker. Il y .=su.A, Money. q DesasiA,
sud pa.iog:h. II Ohio, ana = u0n.teg oi
e hers A,e Nu. 7t>,eu, ylo4sA.rs1rn; from
severe sickness. Much Nuorsn IS ex-
! vs>tl ios me coadalon Il NJ. >sAl,itlse;
$, lie. At:e. iuak.us a New Years ta.l a,
~ ry>.5eues Il the >ctip,AgH Il tie
NA,.. ~. lis rs slightly n s;eppus Il
=, Ii, carriage Aa4 A. ,AAca DON Z neAi
AAy With th.ls Ai.i ieYe e.!s X, 4
>.gxsveaus il he wo4adei ies. He
As L. c,..s io..s pa. II lie ,.,ue 81
IA47s4Ay, All II a lvsseA.faas sac
lie As lying a.:Ae lo.a, q des,h as
,l-.;. lie eAs eae 4 :as Aole>; mem
txs>,
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10

HUNTING Ton now has S0o.uoo hands
employed lay ng track on his Southern
Pacific Railway. He is putting down
$50 miles day, iueluding bridges and
tunnels. There is tear that the impetus
which be has siyea his great work is -
great tha. lie may not be able 10 stop
when he reaches the Mississippi river and
that his mea will be pushed into the
water and drow ned.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10

turning Boards" no matter whether
n orth or South, given to unders and that
they cannot force the election of Piesi-
den: on the Union in spite of the voice
of a majority of the people and ma
iority of the Electoral vote at he same
time, as was done by the last Electoral
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10

A TRIsvrE To NosrH CARoLI>A-
Major Ii os. h keogh, cha!rmau u the
Mouth caIo ina Republican State exeru-
i've committee, sAys ste democracy of
tina, Stale have no sympathy with the n
Ne elub 5s>.se>s. that Lie went 10 Moth
Carolina IN n western STATE, j. well
treated. an hk,s 'h- people aud the
country Mr. X CHS osaclu,lou ts tn,
North Carolina A..> = "toseeArtus and
CAss> lAu pppuilau
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10

Tie House COMMITTEE % E4aeA; oa
ye>'eE,IAy A0;Aos.ze4 NJ. MaA>.ot kru.
iAeSy,fo ref-es a o.ii Agreed upoa by
isc tomn ;.ev, prorlilas TIA. "uet
more that Is oA,ut>e >hAa be admit Il
io 'h.s country IN Any oue vessel The
tl IL iaAr ,ae>: e4 ;-e :; i ,iaty
usAi
IAe VA. AM n ans CVt4as ;,e esa.
Ia. l. .t, eeeEiu. oft-r rrpsr>e-sA IVES
q ,Ae ,.1e... .Ltete>. .r>.ey4ay,
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10
JANUARY 1870

In NPHlLApELrHiA,t the names OF about
10000 taxables were stricken from the
lists for on-payment of taxes, and viii
tberefors lose their elective franchise.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10

We ARE indebted to Senator Bayard
for a copy of the Congressional Diree-
tory" embracing short biographical
sketches of the members of both Houses
of the Fortieth Congress, Third Session,
compiled fo- their use by Col. Ben. Per-
lev Poore. 1t 10 a very useful document.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10

HUNTER dies on the gallows to-day.
He attempted to cut an artery in his leg
Yesterday with his finger nail, and after
ward WAS CLOSELY hsndcufied and watched.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10
To the Public.


We, the undersign, d, "a Committee se,
lectei by the Delaware state fite Anu
Marine insurance Company OF WHINING
ton, Delaware, 10 make AN xaniii,atioh
into its condition, b-g leave D make Tue
f lowing r.poIi; Up,,n u careful txaini-
nation OF It's securities. books and papers,
We tird that tho Company has IN Its pos.
session aud belonging IA II one hunu 81
AID nineteen thousand two huudrei ann
fiity dollars in bonds, mortgages, stocks,
real estate, sc, OF which fiuy-six thous-
"A, Il fve hundred aud nfty doiiars We be
lteve TO be fitstciass; and from letters AMI
eyidet G. IA regard Ia the valae OF the bal
auce OF the above securities SKY wo
thousaud seven hundred dollars. We be-
lieve them to be valuable but n they
consist of mortgs ges ON Coal Lands IN the
Interior OF Pennsylvania and real entaie
andoibe securi les nj adisiaice,WecA cAihio'
approximate their true value we ALSO
find oae hundred and ninety two Thousand
eight hund, ed and finy.one dollars ~
premium notes In the POI session oi the
Company, ana that there are to-day OUT
standing policies In force amounting "a
U million five hundr d aud nine tnous
and i've hundred and six dollars. all o
which Is on the mu uai plan except ont
hundIed aud twenty Thousand i've nun
d ed and forty six dol ars which - on ih'
stock plat.
We d. d that all just claims for losse'
have b, en- promptly paid, the Looks o
the Company piai.ly and we'll kept Ant
we are sa isfiel thai the Company IL nov
AMI has been honestly and economicaliJ
managed aud worthy the confidence OF TN
public. -
THOMAS DARLINGTOS.
JOs. l.. CARPEN JR., Cam
u. CHANDLER,
SAMUEL MURPHEY.
WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. -, 1878.
WILhiSGIoS, Del, Dec. 3oth, is's
Icertify thai amer careful examin ou
all the Dove IL ms, taken from the book
of the Company are correct. have AIS
seen nd examined all The securities abov
referred To
PKOF. WM. A. REYNOLDS.
special Auditor.
decSO- iwditw.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10

Hundreds Of Cases OF BRlGhIsl
EASE OF the X iiueys have been q
cured. Fur Neuraiaic and nhsil
s-ases IL Is ~ Ino>, a sptclnc ~
and Mental Debility from the use o.
hsl, Opium and tobacco or from y
uamable cause. nnd In this Fool 81
raj and pol remedy.
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ePEIIAL NOTICES.
A CARD

To all ho are suffering iIom lie errors
And lndiscretlons OF yuulh, Lervous We. K
nrss, early decay, los OF nauhoot, ac.,
VIII seOd q recipe that viii cure you.
FRkE OF CHAhk. This krsat remeS. y
sss dis covered by ssiousry in - uIn
Americ= Send - sxliAdt resstd euytlups
to ine XIV JosEPH T iSMAS, Station J..
blbIe House New York llly
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FOOD Ar IA.
\ s..,,,.... 70, D R U c

FUUD Is made 4 curative agel. N
esntraiion and artificial digestion, I
Ia 50 simple In Its application thai Ii
vice OF Physicians . not required.
Thousands OF rccoveries from e'
diseases are reported, where the br,,l
cal skill has failed.
Many OF the best Phy slcians 'hvl
the country are IIsCAkDlNG Dl
and using the BLAaCHakD BIZ
flying results. pernaneutly reilef4
forms uf Physi and Mental II
The Dyspeptic and Gonsumptiyef y
sufferers rom Malariai or Blool n
ing, togeih. with the entire list q
plAlnis peculiar to tie Female stil
lie Use OF this Food sure AND spsi
l!el,