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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-30
cnAl An A rlNlI.IIER

In inc Now York Star we fud a re-
,rut lcr,urr delivered gt Columbia
COLLEGE. by Prof j. $. Newbcrrv. of
the faculty. Of that institution Ills
/ sulinrt was the nIuduru,c nf ro,l
upou History. ." and a moro ingenious
and Interesting argument ha. never
br,u clothed i'm languaoc Opruino
with a review of tho progress of
humanity toward civilization thr Ice.
turrr traced the ,iviuy yav or thn
age of creed and dogma before the
ngc of reason and s,tl tbnt thc rrnl
advance Of the common pcoplc was
science the sudy of natures my.-
t,rrrs and the probing of the secrets
of fine universe. I-ntil science oprn-
cd the way reason rouId md JiJ n,.
rnmuli.h littlo. Tho ,hviuc RIGHTS of
kim. bcld unll the ncopIe founJ
That I'm the grouud beneath tbcm
and thc mir and water uhout
thcn wcrc force. infinitely sunrr,or
tn an, KING or potcuiat, Tho rr,z.
emf no.itinu of individual Hbrrt, ON.
iovcd hy thc common nconIc was in
tho opinion of thc lccurcr duc to ,nc
dls,oyprt,s M m,tcrio ,dvor,o,cs
and invention ,vould hc lint 81 usrloss
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MARK TIE CONTRAST.

Census bulletin No. 3O3, issued by
the census bureau on the 22d instant,
has Just reached the EXAMfNrH. II
is devoted cxcuIVcly to the subject
OF ilitcracy in the several states Of the
union, and the Texan who can read
the figures without u tingling of hi
cheeks l. made Of hardened material
The bulletin gives the total number
OF children Of ten years old and up
ward in each state, and also the pro-
portion OF such total unable to read or
write. These are again divided into
whitc.and colurcd, showing the per
ccntage of each race unable to read or
write. II would, OF course, be unfair
in considering the statistic %: Texas
or any other southern -tAtc,ip include
the coored people in the ,um tOiaI,u-,
from the very nature OF thing-, mt
cfacy must pcriurcc be greater among
the colorcd than the white people.
we shall therefore only present thc
figures a. to white per-0n-, excluding
the rolrrcd altogether. IN 1850 here
were in 1caas ,u-.93l white pcr-on-
ten years old aud upward. OF this
number $3.50 could not read aud
l93.gla could not wfi'c. The per.
cru,ugc oi iIiitrrar' was 2.il. In some
pt the southern states i i- even great
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-30

springfield. Mass. Republican.
Was,iicld beasts "tIlh cur lar be-
yond tha' OF the usual lsurt. An old man
over .cyent, year. olIproudly announce
that @ Butlcr'- election hts cured him
OF kidney complaint and rhcumati IN, an
he has Tor 'hc past tNo day been going
around among the local Butter ieaier-.
IN inlipg thrm for shat rh.Ir rllurt- dli
Tor him. Fora lo.g time ha hn- bccn
coriincI 10 the ruu-c. q. much of ~
lime TO his bad, by biz complaints. lie
-ay- thut. much us uo Wan'ci 10 vote Tor
Butler. hu bad NOT sire gtu To- walk or
IiIr tu The pol. on Tuc-da', but, wh. .
he p.t n.w. 4 BIfr.'- D elton tie iul-
lowing mNrniug al Ni- lnc.s ie'' htin Il
once. un he iuunI hr O. c.nI walk about
nimhls lIrl-torH ,n hi- Dur" b. per
wnncnt. anI Naut- every one 10 kno"
t,pn. luilr.'- election d % !.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-30

Negetarianism Is rapidly II. king
progress in EgIand. The temperance
people are aiding It, and vegetarian
dning-rooms are being opened in
large towns. Mr. William Black, the
novelist, is counted among the num-
Der of those who abstain from flesh
tnod
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-30

Frank James trial has been for
mally set for January 22, aud he is
remauded to the jnil nt independence.
There is a prospect, however, that
within two weeks hcwill he accorded
the privilege Of giving pail, which
il ], .nid be can ~ cn.iIy enough.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-30

II il ~ ringing scandal that St
Louis sond- oyer the wires this morn
ing, and story Of sin aud shame that
the "highly connected parties would
doubtless give all they arc worth to
hayp -uUurc-sol
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-30

The famous Mrs. lNugrry ncttcd
$40, 900 by her late provincial tour in
England, aud realized about 5000 10y
her fortnight lcnnucy of the Imperial
Theatre, Loudon. She is to receive
S3 500 week duuug her American
tour and all expenses paid
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-30

From an the indications Galveston
will not make ANY effort to secure the
ccutouuial cotton exposition. she
evidently thinks it is too big An un-
dcr,nkng for ncr. New Orleans win
probably get It,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-30

Re Dry. Charles Clinton Beatty,
who died at Steubenville, Ohio. last
week, was one of the best known
Presbyterian clergymen in the West
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-30

There is law aud law. After all
the decisions aud the Gnes aud i'm
prisonmeut Of men for using the
mails as a means OF transmitting OBJ
scene literature, we lind the following
In New York paper:
PHILADELPHIA, November 23.-In
the United States district court to-
day, Judge Butler ruled that mailing
an Indecent aud obscene letter was
not ali oii'eUse under the law relating
TO indecent literature and publica-
tions. The case ON trial was that of
Lawina Harris, IA deacon Of the Meth.
odist church at Chester, Pa, who was
caught by the postmaster IN the act
of mailing filthy letter. lie was
discharged under the ruling.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-30

NJ Reuau, author Of the famous
"lifc OF Jesus" is hard at work on
hi, "Hi-lory Of Israel In February
he expects to visit Sinai and Pal
p.tiup
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-30

The national banks should rejoice
at the remarkably unanimous desire Ia
reduce the national revenue. Whether
the reduction is made by II revision
Of the tariff or .rcpcm OF the internal
revenue taxes, the result is found 10
be advantageous to the banks, since
it will prevent the RAPID decrease OF
the public debt, which has heretofore
promised to make all manner of
trouble in the matter Of security for
for bank circulation before yer, long.
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y EXAMINER.
WACO, NOVEMBER 80 1852.

San Antonians are Hooking to La
redo, to attend the coming fiesta aud
hull 6yht-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-30

Nr. Lauham, the cougrrssmln.elect
from the nth district, is compare
lively a young man. lie came to
Texas since the war and located in
Wes,herior4, Parker county, " here
for some time he taught school during
which time he studied law and was
admitted to the bar in 1863. lie soon
made a good reputation rs a lawyer,
aud now stands at the head OF the bar
in northwestern Texas. lie is good
stump speaker and will occupy re-
spectacle position in congress.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-30
TUFTS
= @E.X,lPFiEGTORANT !. .,lFi

IL cNmposoi of itrlu uu4 MucI ,ruuus prnl-
uuts, which pUrncRte the Substance OF the
Lungs, eIpectorHtts the horid matter
that COLLECTS Ia tie htuuyMA Iul,s, and forms n
soothing COating, vh,h relieves the ir-
ittatiun that CtuHus t'C cough. n girHusss
them hen enfcc bird by disease. iu.rur.
H'os tho circulation Of the t.ou., auG lrnc, tlr
uagtoussvSfrm. slight colds often end i'm
consumption u ts dRngcrousto neglect
them, Apply thc remedy promptly. A
tHtut twenty yu,rs warrants th0 a-sstiIuu Tint
noremedy hhNrver been found that Is as
prompt Ia itas ron' Hs IlTI' S tfpECIO1kkI.
s"glr doso r"isc4 the Ihit gm, -tl.tu. s
UT .Hlnsil1n,0 .a ifs nee srrg. 'rtufrs fhp 1890. B
obstinate c1uFh A pheasant cordial, chit
dren take II readily, / Group IL is
lhNelu"hie nnl fH"".l BE- fn Dtrrv family.
N sbc. aud II IliII.-.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-04-08

leaves us no alternative; that in &C.
cepting the resignation of an officer
who hAs so long aud SO wOrthily filled
the position from which he retires, we
desire to convey to him our apprecia-
ton, both personal and as the represent
tatives of the citizens of Monroe, Of his
worth and high character for unblem-
ished integrity; that after a service of
more than thirty years devoted to the
interests of the Parish of Ouachita aud
City of Monroe, our worthy friend re-
tires from official cares with the conf
dence aud good will of the whole COM
the best wishes for his future welfare.
lPesolced further, That page of the
Minute Book be devoted to the enroll-
ing of these resolutions, and
Resolved further, That the Secretary,
pro tena., furnish our worthy retiring
Secretary aud Treasurer with copy OF
these resolutions, signed by all the
Council and the Mayor and with the
seal of the city annexed.
The reports of 0. ID. Stillman, as
Treasurer of the City Generel Fund,
City School and City Courthouse Fund
were presented and, on motion, referred
to Finance Committee to report at
next meeting, which committee were
instructed to receive and to take charge
Of the books, papers, moneys. ETC., OF
the ex-rreasurer and also authorized
to mako settlement with the Collector
of Taxes In the absence of Treasurer.
The Council adjourned to meet on the
18th of April, 1882.
TENDON, MAYOR.
TALBOT STILLMAN, Sec. pro tenn.
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cHERIFF's SALE.

CHERIEE'N SALE.
State Of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita, Fifth
District Court.
kieffer & Gardner
Va. mo. 1884
Sholars & Mccormick,
By virtue Of an order of sale issued by
the Honorable Fifth District Court, In and
for the Parish of Ouachita, and to mo di.
rected in the above entitled suit, will sell
at public auction at the store house on DO
6iard street, (lately occupied by Sholars &
Mccormick. In the city of Monroe, La. on
Saturday, 9Th day Of April, 1852,
land from day to day thereafter until all OF
said property II sold) all tho property at
tached in the above entitled and numbered
cause, except the notes, accounts and MGR
camille books.
Terms of sale. cash.
mch25. J. Il. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
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no THE PUBLIC.

MAJORS OFFICE, CITY or MONROE, |
March p, 1852.
In pursuance Of a resolution passed by
the Council of tho City Of Monroe, NoveM-
ber7, 1881, hereby give notice to the pub
islaturo, at its next session, for tho re-tlis-
tricting of tho Parish Of Ouachit q to the end,
sentation in the Parochial government of
Ouachita Parish. Also, that tile City of Nom
roe will meMorialixc tho Legislature at its
next session to enact a law granting tho
City Of Monroe exclusive control of all fer
ries within the corporate limits OF the City
OF Monroe.
r. ENDOM, Mayor.
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District Court.

But two civil suits Of any importance
have been tried since our last. Stubs
& Stillman, for legal services in the
succession of w. II. Gordon, deceased,
were adjudged entitled to $500, their
claim being for 81 900. In the case Of
Mrs. X. f. Gordon, tutrix, vs.. +. p.
Stubs the jury returned the following
verdict:
We, the Jury, give the plaintiff judy
ment for $475, which, amount being the
deficiency of making up the $A5, 900
which he was to pay according to
agreement made between defendant
and Gordon, with per cent. inter-
est from the 2nd Of March, 1850, until
paid.
The Grand Jury adjourned Tuesday,
presenting as the result of their labors
twenty-five true bills. We append the
report Submitted to the court:
To the Honorable R. w. Richardson. Judgt
of the Fifth Judicial District Coare,
within and for the Parish of o"achita.
State of Louisiana:
The Grand Jury, empaneled by Your
Honor, for the present term of your
Honorable Court, having concluded
their labors beg leave, through their
foreman to present the following report:
In obedience to the charge Of Your
Honor, we have labored industrfously
eight days investigating all infractions
of the criminal laws of the State.
We have Summoned many witnesses
from different parts Of the parish and
otherwise sought to discover perpetra.
tors of crime by all legal means in our
power. We have found twenty-five
true bills and none from unworthy
motives. We have left none unrepre-
sented from fear, favor, affection or
reward, but In all cases have endeavor-
ed to discharge our duties conscien-
tiously under the charge of the court.
It affords US pleasure to report a sat
isfactory condition of affairs throughout
the Parish and a notable decrease in
violation of the criminal laws. Peace
and harmony seem to prevail among
all classes.
We have examined the public bull
dings of the parish and find the Jail
as clean as 1t is practicable to keep it;
it is in moderately good order, except
one cell which needs repairs to make
it safe.
Having concluded our labOrs we SUBJ
NIT this our final report and ask to be
discharged. Respectfully submitted,
A. WILLIS, Foreman.
The criminal docket was taken up
No important cases are en-
tered on this docket.
Yesterday being Good Friday and
a legal holiday, the court was not in
session, the Judge, witnesses and jurors
taking one days rest.
An order for special jury term of
the court commencing May 9th, 1882,
will be found in another column.
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Police u llry.

The Police Jury met Monday for the
purpose of electing officers and to ex-
anime the books and accounts of the
Clerk and the Parish Treasurer; and
having completed its Iabors adjourned
the day following. All the members
were present, except Mr.. F.. H. Cam,
who was no doubt detained at home by
the overlooked condition Of his prem
ises.
0. D. Stillman, Esq, on account of
advanced age and impaired vision,
sent in his resignation as Parish Treas
urer. The resignation was accepted
with regret. Mr.. L. w. Surghnor was
elected Parish Treasurer.
j. +. Hanna was reelected Clerk Z,
at II salary of $500 per annum.
Recognizing the extra services rem
dered by Mr.. Kennedy as President,
the Police Jury voted him $75 as extra
compensation.
Claims to the amount of 1868 So
were audited and allowed, including
the Sheriff's accounts for costs in Grim
inal cases.
The Police Jury adjourned to meet
Monday, 5th of June next.
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The fine steamer Ed. Richardson
will lay at the port of Baton Rouge for
the accommodation of the members of
the Legislature and visitors during the
whole session. The Richardson has Ga
staterooms and can accommodate with
board about 200 persons. Mr.. f. l..
Israel will be in charge of the boat, and
see that everybody is comfortably fixed
and Well treated.
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1t Is with pride we note the ship
ments of groceries, Implements, etc.,
of our merchants to points above and
been a mystery to US why the people
along the river and bayous could not
be convinced that their orders could
not be filed here as cherp as in New
Orleans.
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rRANsronrAr,oM.

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET TO
VlCkSBURG.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at s u M. for
Vicksbnrg. Nstchez, Davis,s Bend and in-
tcrmcdiate landings. The elegant steamer
Laa !. n. WHITE,
J. w. IOEtN, Master; Curt Holmes, Clcr
leaves AS above, connecting at Vicksbug
with Parisot's Line for all points on the
Yaxoo. Sunfiower, Deer Creek and Talla-
hatchie. .ts Es5 - r-....f,A
q. II. WORK; CROCKETT &
JOHN A. WAUNE, Il. w. ADAMS,
GEO. ID. WHITE.
Through bills of tading signed to Monroe
Trenton aud all stations ON the Vicksbnrg
and Texas railroad.
w. Il. RROCkETT, Agent.
No. IS Magazine street
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LEVY q l.EYENN, Proprietor
REGIsrArIoN NOTICE,

Having been appointed Regtst I ar OF the
voters of tho City OF Monroe, will procecd
Of said city. Mn oiaieo VIII ns ep. So's for
registration on Friday, March gath, aud will
remain open from day to day legal holidays
elusive.
Office in City Tax Collectors room. up
stairs over City Cnlnbooso. Office hours
from II. IN. to IL M, anlxrom z pm. to
7 p. III. IT,. NAuGHJON, JH.,
n27 Registrar.
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AS the Hanna returns down this
evening or Tomorrow and tile St.
John is due down from Camden parties
going down the river should not com.
plain of Inadequate accommodation.
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CUCCEsSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
state of Louisiana, Parish ofOuachita, FiNh
District Court.
Succession of Hugh Yongue.
By virtue Of an order of sale issued by the
Honorable Fifth District Court, In and for
the Parish of Ouachita, and to mo directed
In the above entitled succession, l will sell
at public auction, In the city Of Monroe.
La, at tho court house door. between tho
hours OF salo, to tho last and highest bidder.
ON
Saturday, 10th day of April, 1882.
tho following described property. to-wit:
'HOme plncc." situated ON Island De =
Siard, consisting Of lot No. l, IN section No.
2, and lots Nos. I, 9. aNd4, and south-wost
quarter of southwest quarter Of section
one ~, and sections Sos- - aud -, In town
ship No. le. north OF range east. contain.
ing GIL 03-l0Nh Ac1es more OR less. and the
improv enentx thereon.
Also, the place known as ahe Belle
Hope or '.Swan Plantation i'm 1slEnd De
Siard, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana, fronting
on the Ouachita river, about thirty miles
above Monroe, bounded on the north by
Sterlington plantation, on the south by the
Lilies plantation and on the east by the
Charles w. Phillips plantation, containing
400 acres, 90 Of which IL under cultivation
Terms of sale-Cash for not less than the
appraisement.
IiiSh2S. j. f. MCGUIRE, sheriff.
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CONSOLIDATED oUAcHITA RIVER
LINE-CARRYING u. s. NAIL.

CONSOLIDATED OUACHITA RIVER
LINE-CARRYING u. 8. NAIL.
Leaving every WEDNESDAY and SAT-
URDAY. for Trenton, Monroe
kAnd all way lanslinga ON Ouachita
MI" BLACK rivers aud on tho trtbutarIes-
FRED. A. BLANKS.
b. q. GoRNw ELE,..., 'f.i"rE
Every WEDNESDAY, al 6 p. IA.
ST. JOHN, .tsllet.4s
L. 4. DELAHoUssAYE,....... ...,...,.... NJ aster
IL. ID IAH1ITON,...
Every SATURDAY At . p. m.
Makes close connection with boats for
Little river, lower and Upper Tensas,
BaXous d'Arbonc and Bartholomew and
Saline river.
For freight or passage apply to T., A.
Blanks, President. l32 Gravicr streets; or to
Geo. A. Hite, Jno. A. Wayne. q. Il. Work,
Lord 4 McPeake, II. W. Adams, JOHN jan
ncy, II. +. Britto,i, Agents. se
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w. w. Farmer.

W. W. FWF11ktro
COUNSELOR IN LAW AND EQUITY,
Attorney At Law < Solicitor in Ohanccry,
MONROE, oUAcHIrA PARISH, LoUIsIANA,
Has resumed his profession C0s<ssssS9r.
to which no will devote careful attention
and will invariably require payment for his
adDice. Has also resumed bis profession ~
tho United Statos District, Circuit and SUI
prone Courts, and In the State Dist rict,
Circuit and Supreme Courts; in all classes
bankruptcy. "A new bankrupt id,0 will bo
adopted In 1922 WIN mako the msintcn.
tax titles a speciality. VIII devote his per-
sonal attention to his cases and all his time
to his profession, RI his sole business, to the
exclusion of all other occupations; and can
not be engaged or retained in any case with
out q fee. Office at his residence.
August Is, 1881. h..
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A shooting affray, we are Informed,
occurred in Delhi on last Saturday be-
tween John McDugal and Dave Ray,
the latter receiving two wounds in
the left arm.
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The rain yesterday and day before
gave the cattle holiday. Fighting
gnats Is hard work we know from
experiencc-though none Of the afore-
said.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
or ELECTION.

MAYORS uFFIcE, CITY or MoNRoE, /
March -, 1882,
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
Of the Acts passed by tho General Assem-
bly, of tho State of Louisiana, at the first
session Of the third Legislature began and
election will be held in tho City Of Monroe
on the first Monday, first day of May, 1852.
by the qualified voters of Monroe. for ono
Mayor and seven Conncilmen.
T. ENDONl, Mayor.
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CUCCEsslON NOTICE.
y
Fifth District Court, Parish Of OuachitN
No. 1852.

Succession of Temple 4. Hall.
Notice ID hereby given to the creditors of
interested, to show cause within ten tlays
from the present notification, IL any they
have or can: why the account c'G rSsenssd by
proved and homologated. and the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order OF the Court,
Monroe, La, March %. 1852.
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CpECIAI. JURY TERM

OF DIST RICT COURT.
STATE OF LoUIsIANA,)
Fifth Judicial District, :
Parish Of Ouachita.
1t is ordered that a special Jury Term in
and for the Parish OF Ouachita be called to
be held in said Parish, commencing on
Tuesday, the 9th of May, 1882, and that n
jury be drawn and summoned according
to law.
Done and signed in open Court, this 9th
of May, 1882.
X. w. RICHARDSON,
Judge Fifth Dist riot.
A true copy: AUSTIN GREEN, Clerk.
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T p. ~ ETH Ell,

=. ~ETZEL. .......... ,..-as
Dealer In NIL kinds of
HOC = EHOLD Flu II N ~ u II +
CoFFlNS. 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.
I have also on hand IL full stock of
Chitdren's Carriages, which 1 offer for
snlo at low prices.
store and shop on Grand street, opposite
McFeo's drug store. An inspection of Our
work and furniture Is respectful invited.
January l,slSSO. 1y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NoTicE'
The public are hereby warned against
buying or negotiating certain draft, dated
March q, 1852, made and drawn by me
in favor Of c. r. Johnson, for the sum of
oe2 90, made payable at the Bank of Mon
roc, April 10, 1882, rs said draft was drawn
through error and without consideration,
and will not be paid by me.
GEORGE w. CRAM.
Monroe, La, April z, 1882
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NOTICE
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLI-
cation will be made to the General Assem-
bly for the enactment of Il law for the
relief OF the undersigned for the refunding
in part of license enormously paid, as hotel
keeper, October sth. 1873, in the city of
Monroe.
Mrs. NJ. j. LEWIS,
Monroe, La, April lst, 1881
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NOR SALE CHEAP!

TWO 81 AT ROA ATS,
Twenty eight feet long, ten feet wide, and
two feet deep. Boats are we'll made and
su bstantial.
Apply to X. II. ENDOM, or
F. ENDOM.
Monroe, March IL. 2e