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DALLAS, SATURDAY AFrrnNoeh {
Ienuai-y ~. 1851.

"Thewlnd hlowsth whsIe It liststh" with
everybedy knowing II is rom the North Pole,
direct, for It 10 "a keen az Gzor, Hhe ground
was froz,n hard last night aud remained so
during the day in the shade, The sun was
sin shhing, and strests and roads improved
Some. Roads are bs2ly cut up and oan be
Travelled only with half loaded vehicles, and
then with more GiAculy than wasonors care
q undertake who can help Themselves.
The telegraph wires between Tsxas
AVID Nsw York are still more or
less broken, or were up to l9te
honr this afternoon. This chscked cotton
operations It IS presumed everything will he
rigbtod by Monday wlp4n epelnsss vii begin
again ~
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works aud reflasFie7, lsld down uina-linog
and ostho ishad factories for he productions Of
casks ard barrels. They have now about a
soDe OF wells. and hope econ % be able 20
suHlly not Ouly IA mgrJa'r of Nevada, Cali
Ions 0erlT, hutJapen th'He, Java, hustra-
No and AcXieo, which require lcihata ten
tiNes more on.
The csp6ua credits TeE83 with n cotton
loemssRud 2,els rPiuules, UerlNuS up N6 bales
rcr GiNum. and employing n hands. This is
small, but we win maEe different report lI-
1850
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wlnes nna LIaaore.

ALCoHoL--g2. 85 70 ~. 40 per gallon.
WusEY--Sweet mash, tl25@t4.59j sour
mash, 81 ,GO@Sj, accordng@age.
WIELs--C laret, IN case, S3.l5@S4; Catawbn,
per gallon, 81 .lOE$2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 d
80; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .20a63; Madeira, PEI
ssllop, 81 ,eG&S5; White wine, In cases, 81 rs
ASlo.
CaAMrAsNE-Cooks, In baskets, 8ls@s2a
HeldsieCk, in basket, SIS; Krug, In basket. g2T
Domestic champagne, Sle8l6.
ALE-stock ale, per dozen, te 1885,. 80; Por-
ter, per dozen, 32aS2.50.
BorrLE BECR-St Louis quarts Gl7, pLnts
Sl2 TO- Badwiser 8l2, pints tl3 80.
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Notice to Tax.Pavore

Pho state and county sd y,Ioro,. ,,...-
,Sgwiil become delinquent on NE az s4Its , I1r 7
S.sS9 heTt az Ws,eh time the e0Ics ,Sil{ L Ul
eset unt dEubquent lists are roa DE- ont wy ~
SIe required By law tsmako igsl 40 tIsn,s w =
All " s.r, ISL, ana the present law requires that
,Nhus can DO advertised 10 faxes, Tbs o'o SS
s sn SisN ~ The large smouss Of wsrk 70 bS
sone, aao the short tios allotted in hicn W. We
tu1iV th tne same It will ba impsssibe ia sx.
All s,u use ior payment beyena March LAT
~ ~ PetsoRs WAC eve the state and SoRsfv ~
tut sneve year will sspsut their inI"r"!t 70 a.,
~, Ihr.',Ji@enI 81 Tbs same bsfsre exUiratisn y,
ths tme, and thereby save cast "'iSn VI
Respectfully, w. - SP Art,rn
1'S'oSllectOr Of Dallas csuntv
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Ydvo Rteer.

CArTLg-ColnfoS. SIS to Sg9; grass do YEAR.
ltn4n, 8A&sS; steers fron 10 years old
Slh@e29, barn cows, Sl5@elB.
HoRsEs-Mustsrg Paples, Sos q $40; farm
ole, $50 to gl25 N"N
MuLss-From flitess 10 sixteen hands high,
Hoss-on foot, I%G5c, Ter inferior toprino
pOrkerR. F'-'''O
NgTToN susIr-rhoy ere qpotablo at 81. 5oSgs
scr hsGd.
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., sueAna.-we. quete: Powered Tx; Crusha.
hh, aranulated II; Stand A, iOlS, Whits
extra 9@eA extra 91o 10 =; fellow 9s 70 az
5jSoTssna nav white clarified 100; yellow az;
cholee s3ic; prime TAs, fair IKE, "a
hoLAssEs--Lo risiana oheice t5c. nrlre E0c
fair 10 good 4eSs4sc. wv p'iiHo eVc
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Poultry an,s anp,e.

sorIRRELs-Per eezes, dec w ANN''
grewn, 81 10. 'FAiNs' A"I
- IvnkErs--Wc quote See. 10 81 apiece.
Dsoks-Fer tame. 1910; wild, csc apiece.
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TESTIMONY OF DRUGGIsTs.-We bav.
Oesu sailing Swlft's syphiltie Specific ia
years,' Snd regard II superior TO anythin
ksewz 70 scieNce, for the diseaseg for which
II ls rb1ommou ded. We have never known
Of 3 single faiiure y"
9, }. CHsseIa, rhpmHsvillS, Gs.;L, ~, Grasy
a. Co., Forsytbe, Ga IlUHt, RantlF a. Lamar
Amsnta' tS.i Esmherton, gnnualg * Rev,
holds, Atlantis, ga, Daniel q Marsh, Atlanta
Ga.
ATLANTA, GA, July 4, ls2l,
We nave ute3 SwIft'5 Eyphilitie Specjfio in
the treatment OF c1nvict5 for the last yesr
ana heliovolf Is tho only certain remedy that
VIII eneo' permanent CcCe fqr algersss f9y
when yOureconnend 10.
GRANT ALEXANDER a Co.
HI,ee' reward Will be PAID 10 envy chepajst
RhA VIII 6rG, on analysis oi 100 betLiez Of
y. :. s. on7 partic-e cfmoIcury, I9dide petags
sum, or any mineral subs,arct.
ftel@gd only by tho switt specific COM
p"hy, Gtlauta, Ga. SOLD by Cenrge Y A.
=, ms, -homp.ou, 31hoi5 Co., and W. Fl
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Riaans.

ntpEs--nry dlnt, l9pomds ana upwards 10 to
kips Ilc' wet aSlted IKE; grsep b1tcber
hides, axe: AL damaged, wet or DIV.
bali Rrlcs; deer skins sO0. sheep skins froin
25e. 9dsc each
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New York, all rail- 81 80 per 100 pounds.
Roatsn, ell rail, 81 a perlsO pcundr
Philadelphia, all rail, 81 "a per 100 pouB dis.
Baltimore, nll rail- 81 80 per lea pounds.
10 New orleans, al rail, 81 per 100 pouads.
To Galveston, VI % per bale.
To ut, L0ais, 81 - per sule.
Pproc4cc hoYa st, Louis 10 DallsB, and from
KSnsas city Gs9 per car
Following are tina rates from all psints "a Kan
sVA south st Kansas City
Ia BHll8B-Curn AMI OATS per CWt 81 l-2c;pe-
sstsee per cWt, zoe.
10 3uic0ins -I0rn and oats 4SC; -four Doc.
70 FeulB--Corn and oatsij ava.
y0 Palmer tlu,t, BE; corn .H f4Js 60
To Enhia-rlour, sic; corr sa eats c.
10 Hiee--flQbr, 5iCi cpra Al 3lia. tds,
COrtiCana, MeEia, Sra9Gbcs'8 essac, Vsou.
Marlin, Eremoud, leurHo a4d "a tloar.rr 3
corr 2nd oats zee,
IN Calvert-fiQur, eag; CorH aud oats zoe.
OK GBArN--'lo New Orlens iGcfs NE n. V
StL0uis, A9gLs purAua bred.
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a POSITIVE CURE.

Without medicine. ATThN,s sOtTrpTp
INDICATED BOUGIES. Patented oct, IN.
1876. One box "''i''" N't' 49,
80 viii cure any ease In four days, or less
Ne @ill cure the most obstinate case, no
matter OF how long standing.
no nnuseOus doses Of cubshg. cntoIpo or oil
Vi sshus WOOD, that are certain To produce dis
pepMa oy destrOyisg the coatinss of the
a. llcl 81 So Sold by all druggista, or mailed
on receipt OF price.
Enor In Their particulars send FOR circular,
y, y. BOX 1853. y, c. ALLEN co. IS
John street, Now York
Quick, safe and aure cnTe
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QeMnnn nnA ,Nonn.

CoFrEu-Rio, common, lie; ordi SAW, -;
Laguayr0, Is; Java, 2Sg30C.
IEAs-Imp eriOl, from A50t5C. prr Eaunaa
Young llyaon, 4O&Go 0olonG, lbGtOs; Japan,
60R6ics
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EaOs--- 70 cts per dozen.
HJrTEn--2J Crnr for ch0iEe; for lnrarior
cadu ~ and raN1H ~ to %
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GERMAN mIIrT--we sSotsa 81 .ss psr bushei,
Raitc DO, zoe.
ootteE--At the On Mn $50 per ton.
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FOR SALE.

,,o D9,ahroipg house, centrally loeRtsd. do,pc
LOU business, about thirty bebrdsrs VIII 81
N,ne"p ior cash, on account of sclpesn IN f ssi
oiS,lce A"quifs Tor particulars at the Herald
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BAOOINa-Stahdard, 10B
AnB5w TWs.--S2 80 per handle.
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Special Meeting.

A special meeting of the stockholders Of the
Houston ! Texas Central R. R. Co,
Mili be held at the general ofiieeof the com
psny IN me sity Of Houston on Monday
ing and taking such action az may hs Nscei
NY % enable said company 10 Issue its SoSds
ier the purpose of paying on axd retir,ns ~,
, vls issues Of bonds of the eoMpsny and o.,
tne company and for tho further rnra nsss OF
IN oy.ns and betterlsg hald compInies' I,n ~.
OF railroad, and 10 secure tho PAYMENT Of 90 rs
ponus by morts9se upon the pronsrtv a,,d
franchises of the company f'VP0'y anu
As. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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Rallaa wAai Rrnrnns


Fine, 20; medium, az; heavy, zoe. Black
bury and dirty, 10 10 cents ca.
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Canned seeds.

PaAchFt-a poNndn, 81 10; pounds
81 -.
T@nAToss--2 pOnsds, ~ AZ; pounds,
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Always Ahead.

de to tho Delmonico restaurant this evon.
ing isr dish Of these saddle rock oysters.
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Mlved slper hunaredi cotton, wasto, 81 10
per hundred
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Notice of Dissolution,

Inc eo-Partser shlF heretofore cxi,ting In
Smeea Thomas Walker asd &, duSy SmitS ~ ~
Ger the firm nams OF Saith 4 Waller So .n
hu s. ns 1Esnss fer agricultural supplements,
Walker. INV 'nNiSst oil Ihss.
SYDNEY SMITH
TROAAS WALKER,
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Ietrlng from the asove nrn, return
,hsnSs Tor the liberal patronage bestowed o.,
u, ,ns nrn IN The past, and hssPsak Tor ths nSvv
continued endorsements,
THOMAS WALKED
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DALLAS
TO TRADE OR SELB..

0ne End hand buggy, sxtr, voss
roar head OF horses; poms ysry nr.
rive pianos. 10y ""e'
Two ilne gold watches.
one Kiln good, hard briel
Vne case line English gsns
Willtrade any or ali OF The ,box. ,ov
produce at cash prices, '1' "'O'' 'o' country
mia nave snH also several tracts of good land in
'A'iS anu other counties FOR sals low. "-' III
d. l. REBkHP Main Str.et
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MONEY AND TRADE,
ygsrERpAns mAnNET sl1UAgIoN

Gottons Hines p0wh and tbs Market
Continues n ominaI-tscstsB tos9y
- CraiN Irregular - Groceries
steady BreRdstu1s Quiet
anG NtOaGy- & ldos Weak
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GRANT & AULL,
IN south sd h'roSt. pstlaGpIphia Ps,
F@sea g-s Nv Il ~. .,,-r
.A:;siS'a 81 m I7S- sSSg.2 " ,ssgs -

n, Lrrgnsatt general Banking Business. IN.
Ste,ilus ,oy pe'sh7So aas sale Of BoRds AVID
EEebgsfSs, ''''' nlaueiphia
hpsoiol attention to Eastern tusieo., o,i.,
Ierior hrmp an6 baRkors, W *
,S NV ,,,,, mSoe, Money LosneH at psr
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tu0 ta.4-'sa .AJe, p. .....
and eit natng, 3" c5He same /. ps,,e,
covers 70 cts ltaDAao5 lJccaa, s. ..s,aD
hood, 10 cent?; Fesnphlat oeaH-securs!y
scaled, 10y man Send money o. postaae
stamps ba. WHITTIER, tae Erlat specialist
'T ST. Clqri"s Street. st. Lcuis. lido.
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sault along the whole line was the one
thing which could have restored Ma
poleon's advantage at this juncture,
and he was actually rising up in his
stirrups to order it, when a sutler burst
at his side and covered him with dirt
and debris, and before he could recover
Wellington opened a tremendous and
devastating fire upon him from a
monstrous battery of vivandiercs, and
the star of the great Captains glory
set to rise no more. The cadet wept
while he told mo these mournfuf par
ticulars.
When you leave u battlefield, always
leave it in good order; remove the
wreck and rubbish, and tidy up the
place. However, in the case OF a drawn
battle it is neither party's business to
tidy up anything. You can leave the
field looking as if the city Government
of New York had bossed the fight.
When you arc traversing the enemy's
country, in order to destroy his sup
plies and cripple his resources you want
to take along plenty of camp flowers.
Tho moro the better. They arc a
tremendously effective arm of the ser
vice, and they inspire in the foe the
liveliest dread. a West Point pro-
lessor told me that the wisdom of this
was recognized as far back as Scripture
times. lie quoted the verse. He said
it was from tho new revision, and was
little different from the way it reads
in the old one. I do not recollect the
exact wording of it now, but 1 remem-
Der that ii wound up with something
about sucl, and such 4 devastating
agent being us "terrible as an army
with bummcrs.'' 1 believe l have
nothing further to add but this {:
The West Pointer said 4 private should
preserve II respectful attitude toward
his superiors, and should seldom, or
never, proceed so far as to offer sugSes-
tions to his General in the field. If
the battle is not being conducted to
suit him it is better for him to resign.
BY the etiquette of war it is permitted
| to none below the rank of newspaper
correspondent to dictate to the General
in the field.
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LOUIS HALL. LOUIS COOK.
SPORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM.
HALL & COOK,

No. 2t st. Charles Street, N E!W ORLEA n :;
Dealers in
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, SPORTING
and EiSHlNG TACKLE of every
Description, POWDER, SHOT, SHELLS
and ri NED AMMUNITION Of all kinds.
The Repairing department il under the
personal supervision of MIR. Louis Cook
Gums rc-bOred to shoot close.
Manufacturers of Hard Rubber Duck
Ctlls--Superior to anything ever used.
N. Authors Fishing, Lines II Speciality.
Wholesale Agents for McDaniel's Rust
provontor. Agents Tor the Baker Gun.
Mail orders particularly attended to.
l.. .. Box 'H1. sop. lily.
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Nor g:

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LOUISIANA PRESS ASSOCIATION:
MONROE, La, June ], 1881.

MONROE, La, June ], 1881.
The Press Association of Louisiana
was organized at Baton Rouge, October
-, 1880, with eighteen members, and
adjourned to meet in New Orleans
February 2s, 1851, at which meeting
eighteen additional members were en-
rolled, and other business giving per
manency to the organization was trans
acted, after which the Association ad
journed to meet in the city of Baton
Rouge, Monday, September 1881.
Preparatory TO the September session,
as follows:
Orator-Gen. A. S. Heron; Baton
Rouge.
Annual Poem--.Mrs. Mollie f. Davis;
New Orleans.
Historian-Jona G. White, Grctna.
Co.education Of the Sexcs-Mr. ELLA
Bentley, Donaldsonville.
In,nsigration-T.J j. Manshain, Ray
vile.
The Local Paper-O. T.. Woodcock,
Morgan City.
Censor-H. J. Hyams, Port Allen,
Recording Secretary--Edwin f.
Marks, New Orleans.
The Convention, ut its late session,
adopted the following resolution:
Eeesolrcd, That IA member be appoint
ell from each parish represented in this
Convention, whose duty it shall be to
prepare and transmit to the Historian
of the Association the history of journa-
lism in their respective parishes.
In compliance with the foregoing res
lation, the appointments following arc
made:
Ascension, l.. l.. Bentley Avoyclles,
A. j. I.af,rgue; T.. b. Rouge, Il. Sambo-
la Jones w. b. Rouge, II. J. Hyams !;
Calcusieu, j. w. Bryan; Caldwell G. j {.
Smith Claiborne, d. B. Hayes f.
Feliciann, S. Lambert; w. Feliciana,
G. w. Reese Grant, ii. G. Goodwin;
Iberville, G. a. Brusle; Jefferson,
Mrs. A. II. Hildenbrand Lafayette,
w. d. Bailey Lincoln, j. II. Walker
Natchitoches, j. III. Cossrovc; Orleans
Page M. Baker; Onac',itu, w. II.
Gayle; Pointe Coupce, l.. Il. Claiborne;
Richland, II. j. Mangham; St. Bern
ard, "A. j. Padron; st. Charles, Ii. II.
Henry; st. james, T.. Maurin st.
Landry, Leonce S,ndoz; st. Mary,
o. +. Woodcocll st. Martin, a. ".
Fleming ; Tangipahoa, II. w. Reed !;
Tensas, W. Il. Dixon.
Members of tho Association appoint
ed AS above are urged to make reports
to the Historian, iona G.. White, Esq,
Gretna, with as little delay as possible,
in order that the information given
may be summarized and preserved as
part of the history of this Association.
Should full Information not he obtain
able, that which is, should tie for
warded.
The President, speaking for the Asso-
citation, realizes the fact that its pcrma-
Money and prosperity have the earnest
sympathics and support of tho people,
and pledges each and all Of its mem
bers to an active Jealous prosecution OF
the purposes for which they arc organ
izru- The meeting in Baton Rouge
will he held in the Capitol, restored.
G. w. MCCRANlE,
President Louisiana Press Association.
l.. Il. BENTLEY,
Secretary aud Treasurer.
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send Tor designs AMI Prices, 10
ROBINSON WAGON co.
DOR S-&l.E'..
THE BiIS,E liE.tI. ESTATE INVEST
MI.N'r IN NORTH LOUISIANA

lOfEEE FOR SALE s!S'rO\VEn AAyAY,,
the plantation tract of the Late DR.. Gilman
NJ. Peck, deed of Eichand parish The
tract contains 40 acres OF land, SO acres in
cultivat ION and 80 an old dcadCnins now be
ing cleared UP. This tract is located across
tn" neck Of 4 large bend Of f:rttn river
one mile across and is known to be tho best
tract ON that river; it is 10 miles from,
M"nroc the !iT"r is navi"abc six months
This tract has three advantages over any
r:.ct situated on tho mississippi river, viz:
IL is cntlrCiN above any overflow. has no
clNinG banks and no lcvro taxes Tho
cleared land produces one AMI II H., t bales
10 tiir acre, ana rents for LOO acre: an
ahuidanrc of lah"! ON the place which will
always command ii soil black mould,
mixed with II littic Sa,iI growth ash
gum, h"%w""'i, oak, hickory, rawua,t
grape VINO, cite. Range fine. game and :isls
~ atuh'ia'ic", waiting for til" frying; pan
Tho projected =. Il. from NloXantlr. T.,
southwest Arkansas Will pass by this; place
Apply to
l. n. PECK,
Attorney in Fact. Sicily Island.
Hei,rt"c: ,!ni:" NJ. J. lih,lrii. Mon
roe. LII.
n. E.-IhiS place has u fine CYPRESS
break and nili-Sc"t t": water powder.
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STR ANED.

From the undersigned, ut Oak Ridge,
MorotouSo parish, one dark N ARE NJ tLE
about i5'4 hands high, with few white
hairs ut the root OF tail, ago about & years,
branded &. Il. on right shoulder. When
last seem was at Mr.. Il. Scribor'S place on
Eayon DcSiard. The delivery of the ami.
NAL, or any Information leading to her re-
roNcry will he literally paid for.
ROlsr. w ii ErSTONE.
Oak Rids", La, April -. lSSl.-It.
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Dentistry.

nR. s. l.. BRACEY, Dentist, respectfully
- oflorshis professional services to the
citZans of Monroe and surrounding coun-
try. Having an experience Of tOurt cen
years in the practice, he feels confident of
giving satisfaction in all branches OF his
profession. Is willing TO warrant all work
Office at residence on Jackson street, near
the Female Academy, Monroe, La.
v7-marlG:ly
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John IL. Hi n Il grave.

A TTOFNEY AT LAW, MONROE, LA.
n Office opposite Court House. Practices
in all the Courts OF North Louisiana also
in tho Supreme Court of the State and the
Federal Courts. All claims, including cot
ton claims, will receive prompt attention.
Land Office and Pension matters attended
to. March %, 1879.
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F.. Z. STURHS.
81 U H1IS. INIII5OI y
SGublDS 4 S1illlll AN,

4 TTORNEYS AT Law. Monroe, L;t.,
n will practice in tho Parishes OF
OMacIit0, Warehouse, k;ichl.,sd a,t,l ErnnAln
and i'll the Federal Courts. Will take
claims for collection in all other parishes in
Louisiana, with privilege of managing
anne in connection with attorneys residing
there. March 7. 1879. ~
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w. r. MiIlS:llSS,

A TTOItNEY AT LAW, MONROE, LA.
IA will practice in the courts OF the Fifth
Judicial District, and in the Supreme Court
at Monroe. Will take claims for collection
in all tho parishes of North Louisiana, with
privilege of managing satttc through resi-
dent attorneys.
NoVembcr i, 1850.
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NOTICE q!

n, I,uchcJr> gF I'ublic Schools
fartitS desiring certificates Of uualiiira-
ton rs tclcherS OF Public Schools Will be
afforded the opportunity to he rNHmiuCH
on the..se"onu Saturday in each mouth-cx-
animation commencing ut 10 o'clock.
j. \. SANDERS. Committee.
II. NJ. SHoLAES. .
Monroe, La, Feb'y Il, ISSI.-tt.
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john MclLRleTy,

ATTORNEY AT LAW x LAND AGENT,
NO. & Carondclct St, New Orleans.
7 AND BUSINESS at the Land Offices in
IL New Orleans and Washington City at
tended to. Agency for sale and purchase
of Plantations, Farms and uniinlrovch
lands solicited.
Z-s- Ma or J. G. Richardson is nssociai Cd
with Mr.. McEncry in the land business
to which he will give his cntiro attention.
January 8, 1851.
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BANK OF MONROE.

LEWIS -. ALLEN, b.. E'rcs:dcn
4. ~. SiNcEN, Cashier.
GRAND 81, MONROE, La,
NEW BANK BUILDING.
European exchange for sale also drafts
on st. Louis, New York, New Orleans and
Ficksburg. Mutilatci money and foreign
coin bought at highest rates. Interest al
lowed on time deposits. Collections
promptly attended 10 IN Monroe. Trontnn
Hastrcp, Farncrvillc, Vienna. Columbia,
OliIchita City, etc.
apriSO:cE2Oaug.
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THE CORNER SALOON,

CORNER pESIARD AND ST.. JOHN SrS.,
MONROE, La.
The undersigned, having opened a new
and elegantly furnished saloon in Monroe.
respectfully Solicits 4 liberal share of pub
lie patronage. Every attention will be
given by 4 polite and experienced bar
Keeper Imported and domestic Wines,
Liquors and Cigars kept constantly on
band.
Two elegant billiard tables in he saloon
kept for the amusement OF guests.
-" All kinds of MINED DRINKS, in suuNu,
a speciality. NJ. l.. DlDAfAN
Jan. l, 1850. l'roprictnr,
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WANTED,

ENERGETIC YOU Nc MAN AS
"A agent for tnst-seiling household ar
ticte. Apply To- L. \. c.
IS 1chcupi,ouias ST., New Orleans.
May ~. lSSl.-3t.
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:. ]. ROATNEH. NJ. j. IL
lSOAiAer a. l.iSsslcll.

4 TrOltNlIYS AND COUNSELLOES AT
~ Law, Monroe, La, will practice i'll all
tho Parishes of North Louisiana, i'll the
Supreme Court at Monroe, the Federal
Courts, and i'll the Land Oilico Department.
of tho General Government.
Office fronting northeast corner OF public
square. January ), 1873.
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RICHARDSON. E.D. M'ENEH'
Richardson n Mc7:aacry,

4 TTOIeNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, I...,
n will practice III all the parishes oi
North Louisiana, tho Supreme Court of the
state, the Federal Courts, and in tho Lam!
Office Department OF tho General Govern
nent. January II, 1879.