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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23
TIE ONLY HOPE or BRITISH CAPITALISTS
Trofn The Tfhsiurg C0tnmeTci1t Cz.s'te.

Mr. Portcr's last letter is from Leicester.
England ~ devoted 10 the hosiery trade. IL does
moi Gir-r materially III the general lesson IL conveys
from those whoa preceded 10 frOtn the pen,
but there are some statements which ponder
ing by whO arc esmorns for reduction OF taiih
duties 10 the revenue standard The only hope these
British capitalists have Of securing the home market
supplied by our own manuiactureisis 10 the Demo
cratic party. IN, party OF free trade Their Ameli-
eau agents assured them the next Congress Will
be Democratic aud bona lido reduction -
so per cent promised beyond pcradycnture" These
are very frank ain.sions and u Is somewhat remark
bic that they freely made. What true Of the
hosiery equally true oi every other
industry dependent protective tsrin. give the
Brush manufacturers Oay halt "a chance. and they will
under~ell our own markets. They VIII. under tho
prete1t OF blessing with cheap hosiery and other
goods close up our factories mills aud shOps
idle deprive them OF the money paid 10 them
a. wages and thus add To thslr prosperity, while
our workers left without adequate OF support
This Is question which the Democratic party will
have to meet the very future. IL II upon
them now and amount OF lodging rtraldling will
save them tho consequences OF having osp0used
the principle OF purely revenue tsrln.
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P,ooxrnsos or xx.ourryE coxxrrTsE

raoozznnos o. x1sourryx COMMITTEE.
The prohibition executive commit.
tee OF Copiah county net at thu
courthouse 90 Dec. 9Th. There wera
present Rsy. W. B. Bingham, Rev.
4. 4. L)max, Rsv. A. J. Miller, G.
w. Coplsy, Raw. G. J Artimsr. T
J. Millssps, W, 8. Newman. n. U
S.iourner, Dr.. Jesse Jones and ].
d. Cranberry, and on motion w. D.
Bingham wss slscted chairman. ] D
CRANBERRY secretary. and Dr.. Jesse
Jones treasurer. Then on motion
the chairman appointed HussrA Lo-
max and Mortimer Q committee 70
procure $50 blank forms.
On motion A A. Lomsx vas made
Q committee Of one 70 employ Eid
J. n. Gaubrsll for four hundred dol.
Lars with the privilege OF giving four
hundred and dity dollars II nscsssa-
y 70 canvass ths county.
On motion he secretary was su-
thorizsd to inslruot the finance CON-
mitsss t. pay otsr 10 ths treasurer
Ill money that nay cone into their
hapds And TO procure : record book
ior the .use Of he sxscativs oommit-
To, and 70 tsudsr 70 tho county
newspapers oopy Of thsse Psoosed'
Jugs Tor publie
Tho comuhtss thea adjourned
subject TO the csll Of the chairman or
any three msmbers OF the committee.
w. B. BINGHAM, Chm.
I'D. GsAxsl1sRy, Sec.
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row AT onEENvILLx.

A special 10 the vicksburs Her.
aid say that considerable excitement
has been cngsndsred at Grssnvil'e
for The last month on account OF
municipal election. ]. A. Sesland
and Shaw headed the two tickets for
the msyoralty, and esoh had strong
and determined supporter.
Last Saturday the saloous were
made the rendezvous OF theiollowsss
Of the candidates. Money wss hber.
ally spsnt and passion aroused to
fever heat by drink. Ia the evening
tho Shaw faction hold their Anal
nesting. In the midst Of tho pro-
oesding an unfortunate melee occur
I'd between . oolored man and
Frank Montgomery. Pistols were
drawn and shooting commenced.
Sam Finlsy . white man wss sef-
iously injured and three negroes
shot, ono was killed outright. one 10
expected to die and the other slight-
" injured. The shooting however
though generally deplored. crsatsd
the bittsrsst feeling. Relations were
arrayed against relations and friends
against friends.
Tue Corners jury found that Ha.
NOR IVES killed by Montgomery and
FinIsy. This occurrence had the Of:
feet Of bringing oil 10 . oomprshen-
sion Of the dangerous state OF Affairs
engsndsrsd. Finally the best cid.
osns came together aud . comprise
wss effected BY both candidates With.
drawing and . ticket mutually agreed
apon with Taylor Racks ~ mayor.
This action has given satisfaction
and peace aud order restored.
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DAV E A. SCOTT,
LIQUOR PETITION.

To ths honorable Board OF Mayor aod
Aldermen Of the town Of Beauregard, Min,
we, the undesigued citizens and legal
votSs Of The town Of Besuregard, would Pc
titi0n your honorable body to grant 70 @.
J. WALKER license 10 retail vinouA spirituoua
an$malt liquors In les Quantities than one
gallon, for the period Of twelve months.
We believe q. j. Walker to DO sober, steady.
OF rood reputs and suitable person to car
~ Oh such business, and We hereby au-
thosiss your honorable body to strike our
names non any countsr petition that may
DO alsd
IF Carter, Po.k Ferguson, d
N MoIsaney, James Kelley, Norris
Smith, Sol Bruce, Nelson Lewis,
Henry Bridges. Armstesd Evans.
Ell Blown, Henry Warrington, Ga
LED Thompson. J d Walker, N 7
Ferguson, Albert King, J N Hol.
comb, William Young, W L Living.
Ed Smith, G W Walker. Henry Clay,
John Wesms. b 81 Creswsll, ] B
Kelley, Henry Cook, J w AGREE, ]
J James, Bob King. 3 Moody, Albert
Smith, Geo Ksllsy, Sim L Lester,
Jackson Dunbar, L Dunn, VIZ
Rutland, S.P Ssrtin, G g Dunbar,
Jsssie Smith. ! .mes II allan.
Ido hereby earthly that the above q .
true COPY II an application OF @. J. Walk.
er for license 70 retail liquor In the town Of
Beaureesrd Tor twelve months, and that
the sams has this DAY, he 9Th day Of No
vsmbsr. been Alsd With me,
Bcaurscard, Nov. a7.h IssJ.
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In his annual message 10 Congress
Presidsnl Arthur shows our oouu.
try to Do in . state Of perfect pcses
with all the world, and financially in
. prosperous condition. During the
present year there have been per.
iccted and proclaimed consular and
commercial treaties with Rjumauia.
Notice u the termination OF tho fish.
cries articles Of The treaty Of Wash
iugtOn has been given to the Bit
,,sh government, and privileges and
ex mptions IF that government are
n reciprocal privileges and exemptions
OF the trss.y VIII close July /, 1885
The President refers 10 tho alarm
ing illitsrscy in certain patious oil
the country and thinks that federal
aid should DO extended to the cause
of education. He 10 also very much
distressed that the fourteenth amend
msnt to the constitution has beer
declared by the United States su
prems Court to b uncoostitutiona
and void, and earnestly hopes thai
Congress will devise some means Of
restoring ane securing oil the civil
rights to tho colored people. Th'
bloody shirt is nowhere waved in thu
message. and taken altogether thu
document 10 pretty decent one.
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Commissioners Gale.
A J Martin, W G F Wolfe, adm, 6 a.

BY virtuo Of decree Of the chancesy
court OF Copiah county, Miss, In tho above
styled CAUSE, rendered q the January tsrm,
1853, OF slid court, I win - commissioners
Of said. oSurt, on II ,uday, The 7th day Of
January. 1854, in font Of the courtSouss
door Of said county, within ths hours pro-
SsSsss g Sddss os cs.s. a. sooy.S see
ssiibsd land. lying and being in MD copi.
Tia ;: a. and . Ii q .. q sc 20, and.
hf q nv a. and . h o. ~ az sec %. and ~
qr and ~ qsofss ar Of 80 = and . hfaad
nhfof hf Of go q, and y hf ~ qr Of GO
%, al In township 10. range Q go. 10 sat
lsty said decree and eosts. This Dec. 3rd.
1853. in NORMAN,
dse6-ls Csmmisaionsf.
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w.ssos OBSERVATIONS

wkssON OBSERVATIONS.
We spent most Of last 8 saturday IN
Wesson and several Of the merchants
have signi6sd their intention 70 pat
roniss tho SiosAL in the way Of I'd
vcftising. and you may look for them
At an early day. Toe SlosAL has .
larger cir culation than any other
paper in every section Of country
that does lite trading in Wesson and
10 therefore the best medium through
which the business men can make
their wants known.
Mr.. L. D. Smith has moved into
his new store, and his stock OF goods.
which have been largely added to.
arc displayed to better advantage
Hs Is doing . good business and
sells his goods at remarkably low
figures. We enjoyed . chat With
Mr. K rms and hi, efficient book keep
or Mr.. FAINT The firm Of Barns 4 Ly.
oil IL q very substantial one, and
one Of the largest aud most careful
cotton buyers. It 10 always pleas
nre 10 meet Mr.. J. D. Dsmpesr. who
Is social and agreeable; and for good
looks, VIC arc told by the young 10.
dies that hs and his handsome clerk.
Mr.. Walter wsstherssby, stand head
shoulders above any body else We
ara no judge OF beauty and can't say
whether Or not that statement will
hold good. We Meier 60 to Wesson
without calling on Capt. Hallsm. the
great democratic organizer. he and
his son are doing good. safe bust
meas. E. H. Thompson has removed
the post ofiins to tho store lately va.
Gated by Mr.. Smith and hes opened
In connection . st,ok Of dry goods In
addition TO his groceries. The Blue
Front store seemed 10 DO head over
heels in business. It commands .
heavy trade from the eastern conn
try, n. Daniel aud family ere this
arc In Philadelphia. whore hs will
engage in business The wesson
store will be continued by Z,lly and
Bernard DAuisl. +. Becker has .
very full store and We noticed be.
hind the counter. in addition to bis
former good.looking statesmen. Mr.
Percy Minis. OF Crystal Springs.
We took breakfast at the Richardson
House, under tho Management Of
Capt. Cook, . cisver gentleman, who
makes everything pleasant around
him and who runs . number one
house. At the table. among other
gentlemen present, We met DR.. Box
ton, who il always iovial and ever
ready 70 indulge in q joke ct the e1-
psnss Of some Of hisirienda b. the
way, We learn no 10 about to ctiminate
himself II regard 70 the postpone.
meut Of > marriage on account o.
cold feet. We can hSsdly think 90.
however. IS be 10 too warm nstursd
to have cold feet. We called upon
]. P. Rembert and family OF his res
id.noe, aud found him just able to be
out Of bed after Q protractsd fever Of
nearly q mouth. II he has NO re-
lapse he viii be able to resume hi'
duties In Q week or 90. Mr.. j. 8
Rea's child has been quito sick fo'
sometime. but on that day was much
improved and hopes are entertained
that Il will soon DO veil. A good
deal Of cotton continues to arrive
and the merchants pay tic highest
uri.es for the same. Big prepers.
tions arc being made for Christmas
and the fa,tening turkeys are receiv'
inc a cotd deal OF attention.
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The Mississippi State Teachers
Association will assemble in jack
son on the 97th. C-l. ". L. Nj.
gent will deliver the address OF vel.
como. All railroads will furnish re-
duced rates TO those attending the
meeting.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-13

Strenuous efforts arc being made
By Q committee OF oongressmen to
induce President Arthur TO intercsde
in behalf Of O'Donnell add ask that
his sentence DO committed, or at
least that hi, execution be postponed.
The President has agreed to co all
ho can for him.
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BACKLOG sketches.

ID our large I6 psgs paper hllsd nth
charming serials, stories choice miscsllany,
and ve ssnd EVERY subscribsg PRRE our
nav Holiday P.ata9:. eonsisting OF 10
pieces popular music, 10 intsrestins Eamss
] pack ego and fortune telling cards, ]
pack " Hold TO Lightr cards, I pack fun B
Irritation cards, ~ chrome cards - new
tricks In magic nsv puszlss game Of for-
tuns, the ms stio oraols, IS Ways 70 gst rich
Hsllers wonderful dsluslon cards, sls eto /,
Endless amussnsuii AoBxrs wAnfIp.
sample paper fbr stamp. BACKLOG
PUBLISHING Co., Augus&a, No 81.
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John n. Turner has been sppoin:
ted superintendent Of the Louisins
division. vice II. w. Clarke, transfer.
rcd 10 the Mississippi division Of the
Illinois Central Railroad.
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r N. Torgerson, formerly OF o.
ord, bat now Of Meridian, furnished
q plan for the main building OF the
n Ational Centennial Clifton Expo.
sition, which was adopted. ThJ
building ID 10 be 1900 feet long, 800
vide. with q floor space OF 1898, SOC
square fee.
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Bvery depot on the vicksburg &
Merid ian road 10 crowded with cot
ton. tho road not being able TO fur
pish sufficient cars to haul Il of
Tasrs are 1900 bales at Edwards
alone.
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There will be . meeting OF the
Board Of examiners Of C.piah Coun.
". ct The court house on Wednesday
tho 26.h OF Dec. for the purpose OF
examining applicants for the o6ice Of
county Superintendent Of public cd
uostion. Those desiring to b axam.
~ J.w. MoNrn,
]. 8. 6xxrox.
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Ereel Cards and Chromos.

We Vim send free b nsi : sassese set Of our
i.rE: os,:.n Fsnss .sd A:s,iss. Snre r.,
Of over 900 different designs, recsipt of Q stamp
Tor postage. We viii also send free BY nail ~
ssmpies, ten OF eur bsantifai chroaos, On receipt
of.:a essis 70 PAY Co p.sll,& sna postage .is q,
ehromos. A9ssts wanted. Address =. GtIAsoN
4 CO.. g Ssmnss etssst, Dostss, Mao
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-13

We SEQ Il stated that Watiy and
Fannie Wsllack and there company
Of actors were lost at SEA between
Key West and Nassau during . re-
cent gale.
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Hamilton 4 Hoskins. lessees Of
tho penitentiary. paid over to the
State $33 ,944.3s. It has besn the
custom heretofore for the State 10
defray the expenses Of the peniten-
tisry.
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THIEVES me-. sssS Z! :, : :!4.:4!,r.

=;:s;:;.. e::;;: =: 5 ::: = 4; q:
oET eA Ar.:ssS n is Ct. % S Ss.
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O~ing TO new advertisements and
the ciicus I'D. our reading matter is
cut quite short. A good many 60
ont this week, and We viii be oil
right again.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-13

The Raymond Gazette il very
much puzzled - know how Il was
that with $500, 900 in its vaults the
Mississippi Valley Bank WAS forced
10 close its doors by . loss OF less
than $500. 1000 and be able to show
only 100000. Well, We give it up,
- our Figuring" is Lot equal 10 the
emergency.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-13

For 6ue iewslry. musical iustru-
ments, strings. clocks. etc.. call on
l. L. Sshxab, Of Broakhsyyp.
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EDITORIAL uGWS.
To p, pula,ion Of Memphis is
"a. 100.
C.uton has shipped ab,us IL, 600
b .les Of cotton.
Work las commenced on the city.
par Ia. jackson.
wiuon, hs, shipped li.osi bales
of cotton this stas,p.
The new insane asylum at Merid-
ian has been flushed.
Hsrnsudo and Grenada are to be
connscled BY telephone.
A. l.. Shotwsll. Of 0If,rd. died In
that place on the 5 b ins'.
About forty families leh Panols
county last week for Texas.
Tho night Telegraph operator At
wiuons 10 only twelve years old.
J. n. Kimmons was reelected
mayor Of Oxford Oh the Ord inst,
Capt. Jack Moutiourt has been
reelected mayor Of McComb City.
Ellisville has . female physician.
Sic is spauky and wears brooches.
The new bridge across the Chic
hs,ahy. near Shubuts. fell recently
Small po, Is reported on three
u'.oes on Deer Greek, Warrington
county.
Two Mormon elders are in Pamela
county, this State. trying TO make
converts.
J. W. Person was elected mayor
o. Port Gibson ct the election held
recently.
II. Terrell, . prominent citizen oil
tie Utica nsishb,rhood, died or
Friday last.
W. Y. Money brother OF Cong
mau Money. died at Csrrollton On
the 10th inst,
A man in Bonneville has invented
. machine that will mako $4,000
shipgles . day.
Mrs. Aberuslhy, living two miles
from wsstville, gave birth to three
girls. last week.
Thirty two persons were confirmed
ct The Catholic church in fsxot
City on last Sunday.
The courthouse Of Pike county haI
been finished and received BY h,
board q Supervisors.
II. A. Drummonds has moved hi
business from Westyille to Barn.
Mill, on Rails oreek.
co. WATSON. . Copiah boy. i
now engaged in tho store Of VIM
Calm. at Port Gibson.
G W. Norris. Of Attals count,
killed o common hog Is months ole
which weighed $50 pounds.
A Bolivar county man claims Il
have raised nine bales Of cotton OF
three acres Of land this year.
Oxford has two prospective rail
ways. thu Georgia P.ci6c and the
Hslsna, Selma and Brunswick.
Sumo Of the State papers arc ur.
gipg tho repeal Of the ballot law
Tiers il NO sense 10 the existing
Law.
The New York Herald says the
election Of Carlisls q speaker ncan'
.wcspiDg democratic victory mex
year.
A thief recently entered the resi-
dcnos Of Harry Taylor, in jackson
aud stole three hundred dollars from
las pants pockets.
It 10 thought that Juo. A. Webb
will b appointed depot agent OF the
Illineis q ntrsl. ., Jackson, in place
Of Mr.. Rudd. resigned.
Several persons along the Mobile
/ Ohio railroad have been poisoned
With oysters packed in cans which
had contained tobacco.
Rev. A. v. Rowe has boon elected
% The chair in the faculty Of Missis-
sippi College. made vacant By the
death Of Prof. Undertake.
Jno. W Ciingsn was nominated .,
The democratic candidate for mayo,
Of Jackson. His opponent will DO
Juo. NeGili. the present incumbent.
The Louisiana democratic oonven-
tion will meet at Baton R'ugs on
the 18th. MeEuery is the prominent
candidate for the domination for
Governor.
The store house and stock Of
goods Of L,wellen Russell, about
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-13

Tho Ladies Aid Society OF Mar.
tinsvillc viii give . supper in the
Hester building ct that Llsoc on
Christmas night A small admis.
sion will DO charged. the procesds to
be devoted to church purposes. We
return thanks 10 tho ladies for an
invitation to attend. and will endeav-
or 10 avail ourseN Of the pleasure.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-13

Judge g. =. II, Miiiian, Of Brook
haven. has been spoken Of ss q suits.
bic person for deputy collector Of in.
tern.l revenue for the South'rn dis.
trict OF this State. Tho Judge is
vol qualified to gil the place. and 40
il 10 hardly expected thsta democrat
will be appointed. h's appointment
would give satisfaction 70 oil parties
He isa social, clever gentleman, q
ripe scholar and ws would be pleas.
Cd 10 zee him secure the p!a 60.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-13

Coal oil. the best, onl, 25 cents st
Burnley i Sens drug store,
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-13

Good canvaSserS Wanted!
We v6sr rare ENDORSEMENTS TO good agents
Every r. sdsr IT this paper who do Tres PER
manent work and large pay, with . hne
pure gold watch presented free, should
send 1t onos for our large bundle OF partic.
ulars. Largo supply Of samples sent Gee.
Address WASHINE MANUFACTURING
co Charlotte, Mich.
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HICNADVGrots's Greece, 1910; Nc
ulNlVN cauleys England, SLIGO;

Greens England. el.76; sohillsrs Thirty
Years War. 40c; Cfeesys FIfteen Dectivs
Battles. 400; CsflylsI French Rsvolation,
60c; Green, Schiller, Greasy, and Carlyle n
one. 3l.50; Kenrick's Ancient Egypt 81;
Rollini Ancient History, 1910 GibboaS
Rome. e1.7o; HumSs EnsAnd. % 20; Fro.
isaArt's Chronlelsr, tl.26. Catalogue Of
500, 900 volumes free. JOHN b ALDEN.
Publisher, r. o. Box 1921, Is Vesey street..
Nev YORK.
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MIININvithout teacher. Soper's In
WUNlU stsntansous guide to keys Of pi.
ano and organ. Pioe 81. Will teach any
person 70 play 20 pieces Of music in one day.
You couldn't learn u from . fischer In .
month for $40 Try II and be convlncei.
Sample copy win DO mailed to any address
on receipt OF Is oeptS In stamps by Hearns
4 Co.. Pablisher,, p. o. Boz l478 N. Y.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-13

NlDNC Assthe,ics,(4 designs) Some
UHlCUkEhing good. Mailed on receipt
of6 cents In stamps. Hsarus & Co, p. o.
Box 1887, MY.
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s. j. johnson,

Msuf.cursr and dealer in all kind OF dey Harness and
In ntlass esabllshments Repairing done short notice.
nd examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
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w. L. MKATmmBY. Clerk.
On motion the clerk wss authoriz.
cd 10 present . copy Of tho proceed.
ings Of this convention to the county
papers for publication.
On motion The convention adjourn
cd subject 70 the call Of the chair
man Of The executive committee.
q. W. 00PLEY. Cum.
J. E. TnssKx, Clark,
The Daily telegraph., 1883-10-30

The Shreveport Times, heretofore
neutral on the gubernatOrlal issue. has
suddenly wheeled into line with the
anti-administration, anll-ring, anti,
co'Ttlotion wing OF the Stale press, ana
Will hencefOrth do valiant work for the
better Interests Of the State Vienna
SeItHei.
The italics in the above are Ours. We
hope the editor of the Sentinel does
not mean to charge that ali The papers
In the State that are supporting the
candidacy of Gov. McEnery are cor
rupt; but the clipping i'm plies as much.
We trust that he will admit that his
zeal has got the better Of his judgment
and led him into making an assertion,
winch, If intended, would place him
In very unenviabIe position with a
majority Of his brethern of the State
press. Bro. Pearce might get himself
disliked.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-10-30

The October (criminaD term Of the
District Court for Richland parish
comenced at Rayville yesterday. Sever
al OF the Monroe bar are in attendance.
Judge Richardson informed US Sunday
that there were about II criminals in
Jail to be tried and about so cases on
the civil side of the Court. He expects
to have at least two weeks seige.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-10-30

Judge II. l.. Lazarus. of New Or.
leans, is in the city. We presume the
Judge is looking after his chances for
The Attorney-generalship, for which
once rumor says lie is candidate.
lie Is an atidble gentleman and natur-
ally makes friends wherever he goes
lie IS at present Judge of one of the
civil District Courts Of New Orleans
end has made an enviabia record as an
able and impartial judge.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-10-30
The Nicksburg Herald, New Orleans

The Nicksburg Herald, New Orleans
States and Times, Democrat, are
having quite spirited discussion
about the relative merits Of Parisot's
line of boats, which the Herald is
siding with heavily, and the "Tobin
Pool Line," which the 4. ID and States
are equally heavily sustaining. Keep
cool gentlemen.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-10-30

The MOrehouse Clarion labels Judge
Moncure as sits own" ard proposes to
make him Governor Of Louisiana.
The "Great Conscientious" OF Nicks.
burg nor its greater nainesake, the
New York Herald, could hardly dis.
play as mnchiegotism, Or undertake 50
Hercuiean task.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-10-30
MONROE. La. OCTOBER, 30, 1883.

"Up to date Monroe has shipped z9S
bales of cotton. ."-Edst Carrot citizen,
Oct., %.
Mr.. Citizen your news monger must
have been "off." Up to your date, the
25th, Monroe had shipped and 6oMght
over $500 bales.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-10-30

we are In receipt OF Vol. l, No. l, of
the East Carol Citizen. published by
Messrs. }. A. DeLauney & II. L. Jones,
at Lake Providence. The Citizen is a
SiX-column weekly, weIl printed and
chuck full Of news. We wish the
young journalists who are looking to
its destinies success in their venture