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Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-25
VOL. XIX.
Anlnsenlents. /
Miss NeIIa n. Browns

SWEEPSTAkES.
NM IL. the undersigned, do hereby agree to trot
wv the Boulevard Wednesday, Jan. 25th. 1881, at
p mn, II pleasant II not, the next fair day. Mile
heats best in Entrance Fee $40 So forfeit Sec
ond horse to receive his entrance fee. Mr.. Heman
Terrell adds $40 TO the purse.
John Lloyd enters oh. 9. Pilot Poy.
Daniel Reed enters r. q. Gilt Edge.
Jacob Broschart enters b. M Belle Putney
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Winter Food for Stock.

The yield of corn throughout North
Louisiana will be, from all accounts,
short. The acreage is but
little increased over that of last year,
when but for a good crop there would
have been great scarcity of corn mt
the South, and the prospect now is
that not much more than one-half Of
last years crop will be made this year.
Farmers will act wisely to make all
the hay and other forage possible for
next winters consumption for, be-
sides a short crop of grain, they must
estimate on low prices for cotton, and
a possible failure in the crop to the OK
tent perhaps of onc-third.
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A Few Words Personal.

To several of our cotemporaries-to
our ncighbor, the Bulletin, particu-
larly-we arc indebted for tho very
kind interest they have manifested in
the recent illness of the editor Of the
TELECRAPII. To number of perso-
nal friends he is also indebted for SYM
pathetic attentions about his bedside,
and Sholars, for acts of kindness out
side the sphere of professional duties,
not unobserved even when their pa.
tient was apparently only a few steps
removed from the boneyard. Likewise,
to the many who have greeted him with
rareunanimity in the expression, "Glad
to see you're out,' we tender our thanks
and our solid wishes for their pro-
longed exemption from sickness.
Acting upon the advice of our ply
sicians and friends, we shall endeavor
to make arrangements for a little rccre-
alton, or change at least, in the re-
suits of which we confidently antici-
pate benefits to both ourself and to the
patrons of this paper. Care will be
taken that our columns will not suffer
for interesting reading matter during
the brief period we expect to be absent.
Meanwhile, if we have any patrons
like the one whose note we annex, we
shall hear from them With pleasure:
CIIARLYvILLE, LA, June 20, 1881
Ah'. G. w McGu,ic, Dear Sir:
Enclosed please find $500; please
credit my account with same. am
sorry that I cannot pay you more
will try to do better this fall. Like
most of farmers lost money last year,
and very poor prospect to make any
this year. Yours respectfully,
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State of Louisiana, Parish Of Ouacl,ita.
Fifth District Court-SuccOssioM of w. IL.
Gayle, No. II.
by virtue of an order of sale issued from
tho Honorable Fifth District Court in and
for said Parish and State and to mo direct
cd, I will soil at public auction ut tho door
of tho Courthouse, in tho City of Monroe,
La, between tho legal hours Of sale on
Saturday, goth day Of Augusta. ID. 1881
rs tho property belonging to tho succession
OF William II. Gayle, deceased, the follow
Ing, described real estate:
4 certain house and lot with all the
buildings and improvements on said lot,
said lot has front of two hundred and
soventy-cight {27S) feet, more or less, on
Third Street and running back betwecn
parallel lines seven hundred (7OO) foot, more
or less situated in tho city OF Monroe,
La, and known as tho "Betin House,
forms of Sale-For cash and not less
Than tho inyentoricd appraiscment.
As J. l.. MCGUIRE, Sheriff
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Personal.

Capt. w. w. Washburn and Capt.
r.. o. Leavcl, of Morehousc, passed
through Monroe Sunday en- route for
New Orleans. Their visit, we pre-
sumo, has something to do with the
survey of the railroad from Alcxan-
dria to Pine Bluff.
DR.. Harrison, of Prairie Jefferson,
was in town Sunday. The Doctor
thinks that in that fertile farming
country there will not be made more
than half the crop made last year.
Capt. NJ. L. Deadman, accompanied
by Mrs. Deadman and their two daugh-
tiers, were passengers on Wednesdays
train, bound on q visit to Middle Ten
uessee.
Judged. Harvey Brigham is in town,
called hither to preside in some cases
in which Judge Richardson is Reused.
Our oid-time friend looks to be in good
health. 1t gives us pleasure to say we
have heard frequently that he makes a
good and upright Judge, which is
something, we imagine, not easy to do.
We learn that our friend, Col. Il. O.
Benton, Grand Vice-Chancellor of tho
knights of Pytl,ias of this State,
leaves to-day for Clinton, East Fell
ciaua parish, to deliver, by special re-
quest, the anniversary GRAFTON of Per
feet Harmony Lodge of that city on
Tuesday next. We have some friends
III Clinton whom VIC esteem highly,
and to them especially the TELE-
GRAPH commends Col. Benton. We
are sure he will return with the most
pleasant recoliections of the people OF
Clinton and of the country surround
ing.
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$50 REWARD!

will give tho above reward for tho do.
Ivory to me Mt Vernon, on or before the
Sth of August ncXt, of tho following dos
cribed escaped prisoners. or S25 for tho de-
livery of either:
JOE CALoH-Weighs about l25 pounds,
copper color, beardless, low and slender
and is about % years old, though looks
younger.
Henry TALroS--Wc ishs abont l55 pounds
black and tall, has some beard on chin and
upper lip, and is about 26 years Old.
The above named prisoners escaped
from Jail 18th of June last, and wore last
seen 10 miles west of tho O,tachita river go
ing east. u. II. JON ES,
Vernon, July 9Th, 1881. Sheriff
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SUCCESSION SALE,

DY virtue of an order of sale to pay debts
ID of tho succession OF Charlotte Miller
tlec'a, issued by the Fifth District Court OF
Ouachita parish. State Of Louisiana, l will
offer for saie ut tho court house door in the
City of Monroe, bet wecn tho legal hours
of sale on,
Monday, 18th OF July, 1891,
the following described property belonging
to said succession -
!. Lot No. 4, In square % of Filhiols AL :
dition I" Monroe, fronting go feet on Do
Siard street.
-, 2; L"t or ground opposito Catholic COME.
small cottages thereon.
Terms of sale cash for not less than tho
appraiscmcnt. CIIA5. j.. SAUND ERS.
Administrator.
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w. r. Millssal.s,

A TrORNEY AT LAW, MONROE, LA.
IA will practice lit tho courts OF tho FiHi,
Judicial Dist riot, and in tho Supreme Cour,
ut Monroe. Will take claims for collection
in all tho parishes Of North Louisiana, with
privilege OF managing Same through r"s-
dent attorneys.
November 4, 1850.
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STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

STAUNTON, VIRGINIA..
Opens September 10th, 1881. Ono of tho
First Schools for Young Ladies' in tho
Unitod States. Surroundings beautiful.
Climate unsurpassed. Pupils from scvcn-
teen States
TERMS AMONG THE REST n THE UNION.
Board, Washing, English Course, Latin,
French, German, Instrumental Music, &c,
for Scholastic year, from September to
juno, S23S. For Catalogues write to
REV. WM. A. HARRIS, u. D., Pres't,
2ux StauntOn. Virginia.
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Centenary College.

The official announcement Of Ccntc-
nary College for the session of 1SsI-'s2
appears in orr advertising columns.
We are gratiticd that this worthy in
stitution of learning is recovering from
the disasters occasioneh by the war,
and that the directors have rncourag-
ing prospects before them. Mr..
a ndrews, the prcsilcn: of the faculty,
is zcalously devoted to the institution
his alma mater, we bclicvc-and is
exerting his talents and energies to-
ward the complete restoration Of the
old college. Inthi5 effort, he might be
greatly assisted by the alumni OF the
college, many of whom are citizens OF
this and neighboring parishes.
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Never Mind What .sThcy'' Say.

Don't worry nor fret
About what pooplo think,
fyonr ways or your means
OF your food or your drink.
II you know you arc doing
Your best every day,
With tho right on your sidc,
Never mind what "thoy" say.
Lay out in the morning
Your plans tor each hour,
And mover forgot
That old time is Il power.
This also remember,
MonE truths old and now
Tho world is too busy
To think much OF you.
Then garner the minutes
That mako up the hours,
And pluck in your pilgrimage
Ionor's bright 1lOwcrs.
Should Erumb1ers assure you
Your course will not pay,
With conscience mt rest,
Never mind what ''they" say.
Thon lot us, forgetting
The inscnsate throng,
That jostles us daily
While marching along.
Press onward and upward,
And make no delay
And though people talk,
Never mind what "they" say.
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STlsAEEll,

From tho undersigned, at oak Ridges
about I5sl hands high, with n tew white
hairs mt tho root of tail, ago about years,
branded G. Il. on right shoulder. Whom
Bayou DcSiard. Tho delivery of tho ami
NAL, or any information londing to her ro-
covery will DO liberally paid for.
ROIFT. WIIETSTONE.
Oak Ridge, La, April %, 1851 1T.
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The buildings, on some Of the streets,
are being numbered under the provis-
ions of City Ordinance No. 432. Aud
now there are some who are cropping
around, saying that, whereas the side
walk COW has not been annihilatcd, it
might be judicious for the city to turn
it's attention to the lighting of the
streets.
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lbell(fNtry.

nR. l.. BRACEY, Dentist, respectfully
~ otlorshis professional services to tho
citizcis of Monroe and surrounding coun-
try. Having experience of fourteen
years in tho practice, no fools confident OF
giving satisfaction I'M all branches of his
profession. liz willing to warrant all work.
OilicS Mt residence on Jackson StrNOt, near
the fantaio Academy, Monroe, LII.
v7-marlG:ly
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FOK SALE.
LfOR SALE.
THE BEST REAL ESTATE: INVEST
MENT IN NORTH LOUISIANA.

IOEFER FOR SA LIE "S'rOW ED AWAY"
tho plantation trnct of tho fatc DR.. Gilman
NJ. Peck, decd of RichlaIid parish. Tho
tract contains $50 acres of land, SO acrcs In
cultivation and so an old dcnlcning now bo-
ing cleared up. This tract is located across
the neck of II large bond of BnuI river,
one mile across and is known To DO tho bcst
tract on that river 1t IL IS miles from
Monroe tho river ia nnvigabIo six months.
This tract has three advantages over any
tract situated on tho NJ ississipri river, viz {:
it is entirely atboyc any overflow, has no
caving banks jlnd no lcvcc taxes. Tho
cleared land produces ono and-a half bales
| to the acre, and rents for $3.50 fer aero an
| abundance OF labor on tho place which will
| always command IL soil black mould
mixed with II little sand growth, nslI,
gum, doYwood, oak, hickory, rawpnu,
grape vine, ctc. Range fine, game aud fisi
In abundance, waiting for tho frying pan
Tho projected X. r. from a i"Handria l."
scout invest Arkansas viii pass hy TINS f'it'f.
Apply to .
4 /. n. PECK,
Attorney In Fact, sicily Jsi;tI''.
Reference: Judge NJ. }. liidcll, NON
roo, La. ....,
N. E-This place has II ilnc cypress
break and Inill-scnt for water powder.
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John lclIlls.IA,.

ATTORNEY AT LAW ~ LAND AGENT,
NO. q Carondclct ST, Now Orleans.
I AND BUSINESS ut tho Land Offices in
IL New Orleans and Washington City at
tended to. Agency Tor aaio und purchase
or Plantations, Farms aud uninprovCd
lands solicited.
Gao-Major !. q. Richardson il associated
with Mr.. Mc!tnory in tho hand business,
TO which ho will Civ" his ontirc attention.
january q. 1881
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Speaking: of the hottest weather you
ever felt, do you remember the sum-
mcr of 1860? Iron, marble, the chairs,
y the beds and everything inanimate,
nearly, was hot to the touch during q
part of that summer. Even the breezes
during the day felt AS if they came
from the mouth of 4 furnace. Don't
YOU recOilect it?
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NOTICE !

To Teachers Of Itublic Schools:
Parties desiring certificates of uualiiica-
ton az teachers of Public Schools will DO
afforded the opportunity to DO examined
on the...ccond Saturday IN each month--ox-
animation commencing nj 10 o'clock.
II. O. BENTON, !
!. a. SAEDEItS, Committee.
-. NJ. SHoLAI,S.
Monroe, La, Fcb'y II, 1881. TT.
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COLLEGE.
JACKSON, LA.

Session ISSO-'l, had 1873 students, six pro-
fcssors and teachors and threo A. il. gral,+-
ates. The entire Expenses for board and
tuition for scholastic year nced not excee,l
$l44.OO in preparatory, nor $lG4.OO i'll Collie
giate classes.
Next session bcgiTs September 18th, 1881.
Send for Catalogue. &. q. ANDREWS.
President.
jackson, La, Juno 10, lSS1.-2n.
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The U. S. snagboat o. G.. Wagner,
withdrawing from the upper Ouachita
rs the water reccdes, is now operating
in front of this city and just in rear of
this oflice-thc roar of the office, like
that of all other riparian buildings
being on tho city's river front. The re-
movai of the wreck of an old wharf
boat has been engaging tho Wagner's
services since Monday. The facilities
of the boat appear to be ample for the
undertaking and the wreck is gradu-
ally being brought away. We think :,
however, il would be better If the en-
tire river front We're lined with wrecks
like that being removed. This one,
we know, has not injured navigation,
but has materially aided in recovering
some of the bank lost by erosion.
There was 4 good channel inside the
wreck-better Than there was before it
sank there, anu the bank was bcnc-
fitted.
We We're compelled to decline n
polite invitation from the Comm andel
Of the Wagner 10 inspect his boat and
witness the working of her machinery
not feeling able to undergo the
fatigue and exposure necessary tC
making a careful inspection and report
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We welcome back to his allotted
place in the TELEGRAPH our spicy
Trenton contributor, ssCharlt Christie
pher." His column is feature of the
TELEGRAPH which is highly priced
elsewhere than in Trenton-in fact,
appears to US.
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Figs and peaches are plentiful ut
Abbeville, aud the Meridional says
that on account of the scarcity of
money they arc cheap. Sorry speci-
ments of early apples is tho only fruit
seen here. Grapes and pcrsimmons
must suffice this year.
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Tho Agents Herald, published in
Philadelphia, by Lum Smith, a former
Natchez boy, is just the paper for those
in search of agencies for useful inven-
tiols and other articles usually sold by
agents. Send for q specimen.
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STUNTS. rALn0r SrILr.MAN,
SluhlSS II Slilllllnn,

4 TrORNEYS AT LAW. Monroe, Lit,
n will practice in tho Parishes al
O,tuchitt., NlOrcho,ssc, RichLdnti aud ETn,ihiin
and In tho Federal Courts. VIII take
claims for collection In NIL othcr parishes III
Louisiana, with privilege of managing
.herc. March 7, 1879. ~
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Our Grand street Photographic artist,
Mcoiy, has supplied himself with 4
brand new stcrcoscopic Camera, and
has already taken excellent views of
DcSiard, Grammont and Wood streets,
rs far as Jackson street. 1t is his in
tcntion, as soon rs possible, to take all
notable points in tho city; the beautiful
shaded avenues, public buildings,
private residences, etc. Go around and
sec his views of the three above men,
toned streets, and you will como
away we'll pleased. Mr.. Mealy expects
to get an excellent Wow of the river
front and railroad bridge, next season,
80 soon as the packets are all in port
and tho bridge sufficiently completed
to make the view imposing.
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River News.

The river has now fallen to about
four feet above low-water mark, and
through navigation is about suspended.
The Corona and II. Hanna Blanks may
manage to pull through, and we expect
10 have the satisfaction of gazing on
both tomorrow, and bidding adieu I o
them until next season, when we cN-
pect tHere will be the liveliest tussle
among Ouachita steamboatncn ever
witnessed in this stream. We will
have to look on with composure.
The Earle and Clara S. arrived from
New Orleans as usual Tuesday, both
with fair trips. They both left OH their
return rather light, the former at
noon and the latter at midnight of tho
same day.
The s'dashing' packet, Rosa b., takes
leave of us in the carly part of next
week, and goes to New Orleans where
she is to DC thoroughly overhaulcd and
repaired.
The Rosa, as We have previously
stated, has been hard worked; and to
demonstrate to tho public that wc arc
not inclined to over estimate her worth
we will state simply that she has
made to
Bayou Bartholomew, 10 trips.
D'Arbonne, II &c
Saline River, 5 i"
"A total of 30 trips bringing 15,IIS
bales cotton.
Latterly, she has been answering all
purposes. She makes splendid job
boat, harbor boat, and as an excursion
boat, she's all the rage. The Rosa is
always finding employment, and we
hear it limited that as soon rs she comes
Off dock she will take the place of
tho Corona, or Earle, during the low
water season.
We call tho Wagner's attention to
tho logs opposite Muir's saw-mili,
and hope that she will remove them
before leaving us.
Capt. Ben Cornwcli is ono of those
fellows who appreciate newspapers, and
when sssilencc is golden" he's "silent."
No, Capt. Ben, we regret it, but We
couldn't possibly have talSon advantage
of your liberal offer to transport us
ssScott free' TO Orleans and back.
Thanks, though, alice samec.
The wharfboat "NIcmphis'' has been
taken to the other side of the river,
and beachcd where she will be thorough
iy overhauled. The s'Memphis" may
yet be something, Notwithstanding the
many slurs hurled ut her, sand don't
you forget it," Her possibilities arc
simply immense.
Capt. John w. Habun has purchased
from tho Underwriters the Katie
wreck, and is now busily engaged re.
! moving it. The Rosa Il. takes tho iron
! to New Orleans, and we have heard it
| limited that it is to be used in new
| boat, something like the Rosa, but to
be a faster one.
If our congressman wish to receive
the heartfelt gratitude of this commu-
ythey will please turn their attention
to securing for lis Il u. S. signal station
ut this city. It may be rather early to
| brOacH TINS sunJect, as congress does
not convene before December, but we
merely wish to remind them that it's Il
general desire to have such station
established here, and request that they
put this item down on their "bil
slatc'' so that they'll not forget it. AZ
we have said before, we can furnish
the weather, if Uncle Sam will furnish
the station, and defy competition.
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Work ON the Railroad bridge will
soon begin in earnest. Tho consult
ing corps of engineers from Young's
bayou to the river and from Layton's
to young Dan Breard's, inclusiye, arc
warned to he on hand.
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llr. =. q. MlMrllllY.

nESIARD ST.. MONROE, LA.--lIaving
- recently arranged his oilico " it'll special
reference to tho treatment of chronic female
Diseases, DIR. Murphy will give particular
sttention to that branch of his profession.
KY lscfers to tho medical fraternity OF Mon
roe and Trenton. juno Is, lSll.-tr
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The surveying party of tho N. o. p.
& l.. IL. railroad were on last Saturday,
about Is miles southwest OF Hamburg.
1t was thought the line would run
west of that place about five miles.
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John n. lDillkgravs>.

A TTOSNEY AT LAW, MON ROE, LA.
IA Onico opposite Court House. Practices
III all tho Courts OF North Louisiana; also
in tho Supreme Court of tho state ana tho
Federal Courts. All claims, including cot
ton clnins will receive prompt attonti ion.
Land oiliee and Pension fnattor9s attended
to. March 2S. 1870,
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In tho new Methodist church, corner
vine services were held for the first time,
Sunday forenoon, the pastor. Rev. b.
+. White officiating. We offer our
congratulation to the congregation upon
having Il house of their own in which,
to worship-obtaincd after many hard
ships and much nisnanagement. 1t
is q handsome structure,
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TffOs. a. GARRETT. If. II. ttttssE FIJI.
Garrett - Russell,
ATTORNEYS Il COUNSELLORS AT LAW
MONROE, LA.
DRACTiCir REGULARLY in tho Par
l. isi,cs Of Ouachitn, ltichland, Lincoln
and Caldwell, and in tho supreme Court.
Collection of claims presented with dill
Ecncc and money promptly rsmiLtcd. Man
agcincnt, salC and loasc of reul estate under
tnksn, and satisfaction Snarantccd, Fees
moderate. Once on Wood street, opposite
kOcortor's Office. Jnn'y g, 1884,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE {!

All persons arc hereby warned not to
TRADE for n pronissory note drawn by the
undersigned in favor of VIM. G. Moore,
the said Moore not having compiled with
his agreement i'll full and thcrc being I.
credit still to DO made on tho said note.
+. II. Il A. A. CANN.
Ouachita Parish, july ii, 1SSt.--3t.
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HoATNER. NJ. \. LIBBEt.f..
lSONlMSr - lliAlalell.

4 TrORNEYS AND COUNSIcLLOlSSA At
~ Law, Monroe, La, will practice In ntl
tho Parishes of North Louisiana, in tho
Supreme Court Mt Monroe, tho Federal
Courts, and in tho Land Office Department
of tho General Govornmont.
Onice fronting northeast corner of public
square, January 3, 1879.
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Mr.. +. Fassold has returned to Mon
roe, and will soon be prepared, on De-
Siard street, to serve his customers in
the jowclry line and to repair watches,
clocks, etc.
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The thermometer, last Saturday,
marked 81 degrees i'll this Office. AT a
few other places in town the mercury
went one or two degrees higher.
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Il. RICHARDSON. SD. M'ENEEy
lelclaAEslMOla 4 MAcEmerY,

4 TTONNEYS At LAW, Monroe, lIH.,
n will practice in ali tho parishes "i
North Louisiana, tho Supreme Court OF tho
state, tho Federal Courts, and In tho Land
ONCE Department OF tho General Govern
mont. January II, 1879.
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The drummer-yea, myriads of him
are abroad. The woods are full of
them
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1t is Il fall for Sitting Bull to be no
longer spoken Of us 4 terrible chief but
as cornerstone loafcr. a storckccpcr
ut GU Appeiio writes to Winnipeg as
follows:
awe arc daily feeling trouble con-
corning Sitting Bull. To-day he called
ut my store for sugar. 1t was given
him, but he remained in the place, re-
fusing to go until had given him
something to cat. Subsequently 1 was
compelled to hustle the noble rcd man
out of the place.
So, after being the slayer Of Custer
and the Indian most feared ON tho con-
tincnt Sitting Bull is hustled about by
observation-disclosures