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The Glass House Fire.

There is nothing new as to the origin Of
the fire st The Genital, but there is little
doubt it was of i~ucendiary origin. No
meeting of the Board Of Directors hss been
held, they awaiting the return o fPrsident
Scot. from Cincinnati. When ,uch meet
ing il convened, something definite "a TO
the loss, etc will be forthcoming, and
some provision made for the rebuilding of
the burned building. 1t was thought
yesterday tie II of of the warehouse had
been quite badly damaged, but to exactly
what extent is not known.
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Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
How l wonder what you are,
Up above the world so high,
Like "A diamond In tha skV.
TRYING on CoMMs.

A writer from Wilmington, Mass. >,
to the Globe Democrat, describes an
ectsentric millionaire widow, who not
content with dry goods, iudutges ex-
eenslvtly In 'irying on new cafsins,
thus: s,i
;, nsRtstnR very ea,iy she takes n bath
aud rolling herself In the finest of lace
unierclothing she pulls on an expsn,
stve white satin dress, which she | :
made for her burial robe. Her hair is
combed away from her forehead and
fairly sparkles with diamonds.
ThrowfDg q mantle over her finery,
she rides away to the workshop. A
large mirror Is suspended from the
ceiling directly over the coffin, Uader
the mirror aud above the pulleys il a
snow-white hammock, in which she Is
placed by her, attendants. When ait ia
ready she gives the signal aud the
hammock and its contents are let
down Into the carved mahogany cof.
no. Here Mrs. Hitler lies for several
mlnptes looking up into the mirror
overhead aud giving orders ss 10 de.
tasW f1aytug out When everything
is arranged 10 suit her she says: 81
wIsh I could die now. Then 1 should
know that everything would be al,
rlRht.n
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Mrs. janice. REEVES VERSUS A. s.
CALDWELL, EFT AL.-No. l7s. In
I'm MOTION OF MR.. WADE X. YOUNG,
" solicitor for complainant, in the above
entitled and numbered case, aud on show
ing to tho Court. that this is a suit COM
menced in this court. on the equity side
thereof, to set ::aside as illegal, null and
void, certain pretended mortgage execu-
ted by compliments husband, to one
HOttaes Ivory, for the reason set forth in
said bill of complaint, and that the defend
ant, Holmes Ivory, is not an inhabitant OF
tie Western District Of Louisiana, but is 9
resident of Etltnburg, Scotland.
1t 10 ortlersd by tho Court that the said
Holmes Ivory one Of the defendants in said
Bill OF Conn plant, do appear, plead, an
swer, or deinur to the said Bill OF Com.
plant, on or before the first Monday OF
January, A. d. 1889, and it IL further or.
dsred that the defendant, Holmes Ivory,
do show Cause. at Shreveport, La, on the
Hrst day Of December, A. ID. 1883, why q
preliminary injunction should not issue as
prayed for In said bill, and that this order
bs served on said defendant, Holmes Ivory,
II Practicable, and be published In the Qua
chfta Telegraph once . week for six con-
secutive weeks.
.1if ALBERT BOARMAN, Judge.
Nov. 10th, 1883.
A true copy.
Attest: ]. b. BEATTIE. by Clerk.
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kAhNl OF lO1 acres adjoining the town OF
OF Brinkiey Railroad. go acres in cuitiva-
ton, balance woodland; good improve
thents. A bargain.
.TWO-STORY nM SsrSSI 'a;s with
stables, etc, and acres i'll lot under fence,
one-third cash. balance and 2 years.
WANTED 2 $780, Is,Ss of land an ad in
to Northern parties, farms, timber and
grass lands iii tracts to suit purchaser,
Write us describing our lands and we vii!
1R ACRES. mites below Monroe, 20 in
IL cultivation, balance good i'm ber.
Cheap and on long. time.
OoU land, $500, onc-thlra cash, balance
DLAN3TATioN ON BAYOU VIDAL,
l. Madison Parish, 93i acres, 800 cleared
and in high state Of enlLiyation, 400 acres
high cane land susceptible ofeasy and cheap
clearing. fine cypress brake, plenty of good
tenement houses, with brick chimneys,
room and all the latest improved machinery
and gin stand, grist mill, seed carrier, &c. !;
dwelling OF tour rooms, back aud front
galleries; store room, kitchen and out
lots. &c. first class plantation in fine
condition and very cheap. Will ba sold
either with or without growing crop,
900 ACRES miles west Of city; on ",
NCV S. 81 p, X. X. 500. Half cash
A PLANTATION well improved and in n
n high state Of cultivation; above over
flow. Ten miles below Monroe, fronting
on Ouchita river, containing :;33 acres, 80 in
cultivation, balance woodland S., 900, on
long time.
|O00 ACRES OF LAND KNOWN AS
ZUU Grin place, G miles north east Of
Monroe. IS acres cleared and under fence.
Fine orchard. $3.50.
fO7E ACRES good hill land, miles west
So OF Monroe on V. S. & Z. X. r., 81 per
nTAMoND Pr. PLANTATION two miles
~ above Now Town, IS miles below
Vicksburg, on Mississippi river, 500 cares,
open and in cultivation, good cabins and
well improved-$i5 per acre-halt cash,
balance l and years with per cent. int.
Can be bad cheaper if all cash. This tract
only miles from tho Mississippi Valley
4 TRACT OF LANDS miles east of the
"A city. containing $50 acres, all woodland;
THE TEXARCANA PLANTATION,
Il Madison Parish, fronting ON Walnut
bayou, 2 miles from ", s. ~ p. Railroad,
containing 1863 acres, $50 in cultivation
Good dwelling, out buildings, cabins, &c,
Price $1,000, one half cash, balance in i and
years with s per cent interest. This place
will average ono bale of cotton per acre.
A PLANTATION s miles below Monroe
n on east bank OF river; splendid improve
ments, s new cabins, dwelling, good gin.
wire and plank fence. well ditchcd and in
high state of cultivation; land OF fine quail
ity and above any water: GS5 acres, EGO
open; possession January !. 1850.
100 ACRES PINE LAND near Hoods
lOO Mill. Jackson parish. $40.
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tRO ACHES LAND NIGAf{ OKALOOSA
lOU Springs. 500.
1fA ACRES WEST OF OUACIfTTA

fRf} ACRES LAND NIGAft OKAI.OI1SA
1 1G9 s AGhi:s WEST S;9S: or o,1.c,,,.r.
lOO river adjoining the Norley place.
SfoCkWELL PLANTATION, Situated
~ 10 miles north of Homer in Claiborue
parish, 5 miles cast of Gibbs and Homer
Railroad; $40 acres. 500 cleared and in chi
tNatlon, The remainder very fertile and
finely timbered, soil equally divided be-
Tween 3D re, red chocolate and grey sandy
foam, Inc rcd lands are well atlapted t.,
grain or All kinds and rcd clover grows TO
perfection, splendid dwelling ard good
improvements for tenants. can he easily
make Il desirable farm. It is we'll suppliea
with whter there being on place 10 wells OF
rec stone water and creeks run through,
t INC p'a stno, Finest place in the State
Tor Il STOCK farm Price reasonable and
terms easy. Price on application at our
Office.
900 ACRES with fac sto,y residence
balance woodland: thoroughly set with
Japan clover; upland, well waterc,l at ali
seasons OF the year; Caldwell parish, 5 miles
Vest OF cuachi,a river. The best place in
North Louisiana for e stock and sheep
ranch. $1,000; one-third cash; balance ]
ana Years Will, per cent in: crest
LARGE CYPRESS BRAKES.
Cheap.
FARM, III acres, Oh Bayou Dosiara; co
acres in cultivation, balance timber:
good dwelling and improvements, store
oua!dinS on place; good orchard. Cheap.
S36 ACRES, miles west of city on ". s.
~ u +. Railroad, $50 acres cleared, balance
um6er. Cheap and on easy terms
W ACHFS adjoining Government Txuer-
Hhent Fartt at Calhoun, so acres cleared:
good dwelling snd improvements; long
time. s
S75 ACRES, Q miles below Delhi on Bayou
MaGon; ridge and bottom lands: $50 par
TALLY cleared; tine growth OF pecan trees: 20
acres Of Bermuda.
$50 Acres miles south of Bastrop on Mon
I roe road; so acres open; coiufurtabIe
dwelling and cabins; good II. p gin and
5r1st NM; ridge and creek bottom lands;
$1,000; long time.
300 ACRES 6 miles south of Bastrop OF
line OF projected railroad; co acres open;
chard; 500; long time.
CITY PROPERTY.
'TEN SHARES BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION STOCK
|CSA LOTS IN SOUTH MONROE.
DCO Cheap and on easy terms.
NJ j: LIDDELL'S RESIDENCE AND
NJ. lots on Grand st. $ls.OO-terms easy.
A SIOkE AND LOT opposite Court House
back to river; store 2ox3G, full glass front; ;
store room to rear 12xI2 tine cistern, fruit
sale. Store aud lot $500. A bargin.
u EslDENCE. Property fronting 90 feet
~ on sixth street by $50 feet on Breard st.
Dwelling house containing 3 rooms, with
kltchen, cistern, COW house, good stable
and garden and orchard of selected fruit
hali cash. balance In and years with s
per cent. interest.
I Oi'2'iN l$o L EEL WITH BRICK STORE
l.! 2hSl feet No 81 DeSiard Street. Ono
OF the best business stands in tho CITY,
$1,000 loug time and easy payments.
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SALE OF .EkrRAYS.

~ in purst,ance to All o,dinancs of the
Police Jury of the Parish Of Ouachita
that Ordinance No. 49l adopted April 3rd,
1883, i will cause to tie exposed according
to law to public sale In front OF my office
at cadeviile, Ward :, La, within the hours
prescribed by law, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Goth, 1883,
The following animals estrayed before
the on or about the oath Of August, 1883, by
Ambrns Roper [coloreti) on the Nachado-
ches road near the uughs place-One
pale red COW and calf, cow about years
old the calf abou: months old, the cow is
marked with swallow fork and under bit
lit each ear--and also Il yeariing {estrayeci
Of same date Ivy same party before me) the
same color of said cow the mother Of said
yeariing. Said yearitng appears to be about
years old
Terms Of sale. cash on the spot.
JOHN e. NIXON,
Justice of the Peace, eth Ward.
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Al q Reading.

The spare Professor, grave and bald,
lsegan his paper. 1t was called, r.--
i think, IA Brief Historic Glance
At Russia. Germany sud France"
A glance, but to best belief
Twas almost anything but brief
A wide survey, In which the earth
Was seen before man ind had birth:
Strange monsters basked them ia the sun,
iseheuoIh, armored giyptodon,
And In the dawn's impractical ray
Then, by degrees, through silt aud slough
We reached Berlin-t don't know how,
The good Professors monotone
Had turned me Into sc nseless stone
!nstanter, but that near me sat
Hypatia In her new spring hat.
Blue-eyed, intent, with lips whose bloom
Lighted the heavy curtained room.
Hypatia-ah, what lovely things
Are fashioned out of eighteen springs
At first, In sums OF this amount:
The elGhteen winters do not connt.
just rs my eyes were growing dim
With heaviness, l Jaw Chat slim.
Erect, elastic figure there,
Like Il pond-liiy taking air.
She looked 80 fresh, SO wise, 10 neat,
So altogether crisp and sweet,
I quite forgot what Bisniar said,
Aud why the Emperor shook his head,
And how It was Won Moltke's Yrown
Cost France another frontier town.
Tho only facts took away
From the Professors theme that iay
We're these: forehead broad and low.
Such as the antique sculptures show:
a chin to Greek perfection true;
Ewes OF Astarte's tender blue;
high complexion without fieck
Or flaw, and cnrls about her neck.
u u. Atdrich, III December Ha,per
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The Baltimore Manufacturers Rec.
ord says: "The South has been bless
ID with Two unprecedently large corn
and cotton crops In succession, and this
means greater agricui urai prosperity
and more Surplus money for invest.
smeni. Many millions Of dollars tina,
formerly went West for corn ami bacon
are now saved TO the South by increas.
Cd home production"
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Edward Valentine, the noted Wiz.
g'nia sculptor, is now engaged on .
model for e bronze statue OF heroic size
OF General Thomas J. jackson, to be
erected al Lexington, over his grave,
oy the jackson Memorial Associa ton.
The model will be submitted for ex.
animation In January, and Will repre-.
sent jackson at ChanceIIorsviile on the
Ietrfut evening when he was killed.
lie will be seen standing with head
uncovered, dismounted, with helGl
glass In baud, and the friends Of the
sculptor predict that It witt be the
crowning achievement of his artistic
Itife.-BaitiDiore San.
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ny LOVES EYES.

=
She asked, me the color Of her beautiful
Hooked meath the fringe that over them
And thought. ",hsy're brown,
Soft dark brown, FF ffFE
As she looks down."
Yet only said :ssThey are beautiful eyes!"
Sometimes they .re gray like the wing OF a
And asasju.s to kiss, and to treasure aud
Tssssols gay,
a.xsDnlL Of hsaxt-l1sy- .FsEt
Tho poets say. rs-g.
Ionly. know they are the eyes Of My Lnye
Thea s II: e s|sss er'op' '0wer-'h'7'''
And ftpxipx Nitk warmth. and love and
Il d0nPf know Glsi go ~. i-=4 -
They gfisten and glow,
And sparkle 20. r
am sure they are black-black as night {!
Then : 81 !sGasu they are blue like the
sim aeckei with the brown that within
tilein lies. n .-f n.
ALL Ma Belle.
You know we'll y.77
can't tell !!
only know-they arc My Loye's eyes.
have heard OF swee.hear. whose wicked
Filled her lover with hssr.sche. and sobs,
and slGhs-
49, Tha light in thine --.,
81 Doth lntertWinei n
With the light In mine,
Till find only Heaven in My Loves eyes
-tBettse Garland in America.
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LEaAL ApvERri.EMENrs.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION NOTICE.
THE sTATEioF LOUISIANA, PARISH
OF OUACHITA, FIFTH JUDICIAL
~ DISTRICT COURT. e,7.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN GERSPACH,
y DECEASED.

DECEASED.
Z. -
ny VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
~ issued by tho Hon. 9Th District Court
In and for tho Parish OF Ouachita and to mo
directed - sadmtntstrator Of the above
named sucCoeeion, --affg. ~
lwill offer sale At public cutlery be-.
tween tho ic4ai hours Of eAte to the last and
htgheee bidder q tho door Of the Court
Hosee =. she city g! Monroe, La. on
leb6. al the. personal property Of the Sue.
Ceaeion Q! John GSfsPsch, Deceased, and
tue toiioWing described real e.tate to-wtt !:
Jackson md Gsamnaont streets In square
''Craof the city Of Aonroe being right
angie pafaliosogt1m hAvtng front OF 70
1ees on yackson street and 100 feoe on
0rSmmOne" 6efeOt with improvements
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE, OUACu-
L ita Parish, La. Taxes due The State Of
Louisiana and the Parish Of Ouachita, as
set forth In the assessment rolls for 1888,
ON die in this Office, are now due, and will
become delinquent on personal or movable
property October I, and on immovable
property on December 81, 1883, aud will
incur penalty of per cent per month
nom said date until paid.
W.T.. THEOBA Ids,
Sheriff and ex.officio Tax Collector
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Lahratior is said TO possess a water.
fall that makes Niagara Falls iusis n.
tteant in comparison. II. F. Holme,
who recently made q tour Ut Labrador,
locates this fall on the Grand river.
which connects Lakes Petchikapo
with g pose Bay, at the head Of Hamil-
ton inlet. Up this river 1850 miles is
Wiminikapou lake, and thirty miles
further up the river is located the
Grand Falls, In the break Of q plateau,
the Labrador table land, 1000 or $500
feet above the lake. Mr.. Hoime SAYS
the Grand river is 1900 feet wide ut
the fall, and the height of the fell Is
estimated TO be nearly 1000 feet.
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Eals.a's Taking Doll.

90
A New York special ut Nov. %,
Says. A talking DOLL is Thomas A.
Edts0n's latest invention. In his
laboratory at Orange, N. j., there are
nu11beSe Iof dolls that speak quite
naturally. HDoliphones'' is what. he
calls them. They are not like the
old-fashioned kind that ay"Mamma''
when pressed In the diaphragm, but
they repeat long sentences aud talk
with ease. Mr.. Edison has been
working at the invention two years,
aud only lately completed It. 1t is SO
constructed that photograph cylinders
are interchangeable, and new sets Of
sentences may frequently be intro
duced into tho toys talking machine.
This Is q little monograph, with a
clock work accompaniment, which is
placed In the dotl's back. We
Mr.. Edison showed number of the
'dollphones" 10 reporter 10 day.
Some Of them were dressed and Ready
to, entertain company; while others,
while they could speak, did so, strange
to say. without the use OF their heads.
Mr.. Edison picked up one Of the dolls,
whose golden, curly hair aud pink
ckeeks were lovely in their perfection,
and whose light blue eyes stared In
mild surprise ut the reporter, and
winding Tier up by inserting 81 ,ck
key in.thG suhaittOf her back handed
her to the reporter. FIe then pressed
y spring, and the dooi, still looking at
the reporter, said IN a plaintive tone {:
81 love You, mamma; love you
dearly, mamma but / atn tired and
sleepy now. Phase put me In my
little bed" s'a so
The doll continued 10 stare with the
widest OF wide open eyes at the rcpor-
ter while asserting the fact that SHE
WAS sleepy, but the distinciness with
which she said 1t and the gutleless ex-
preston Of her pretty fee convinced
him that she was telling the truth, SO
he laid her gently down gu the table
near by.
Then Mr.. Edison wound up bru-
nette doll, with jet black curis aud
sparkling black eyes, This doll start
ed on al a brisk rate with the follow.
fng: ..Hsa. ..s .
Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
How wonder what you are,
Up above the world SO high,
Like a diamond in the sky.
Another dofa- baby sang In sweet,
chil.llsh treble "Rock-a by Baby TN
the Tree Top" NIL the way through
With a good expression aud without 4
false note. She sang 1t quite loudly,
too, SO that any one could have heard
her -scross. a moderately sized room.
Sill nnother sang N pretty little Ger,
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That Awfsl Apkssla.

Another wild pleoldonttAt aaeO0AttO0
from Indians. ~ asss!2sE. ad3 fp.se
Somebody has found out thst Hal>
rison 10 victim OF sphssfs. ~ 3. - qsr +,
| This Is not govt or heart disease or
iugEowing nails. o. 8. = -, - Ii ~.
It's only the complaint 81 not, ~
membering the name aud bustueesi Of
levcry Tom, Dick and Harry you hap-
pen to run across. lad :,.tg - .,i,i5,...,
They say he can't meet msn Oocs
10 q crowd and then call him by name
fifteen yesrs after. orig ie@s 4
He has been known 10 forget not
only the fellows name, but his face,
the number Of children and she ssss OF
his life Insurance. .lf1a
And he can't ouigrOw the disease
cow, because ne 10 TOO old and set 10
his wsys. 81 gszsqs Sd b....,so..i >,
We want man e0r President, t0g-'
sooih, who can shake delegations two
thousand strong by the hand and re-
drop In. q eis5 s'i3s'. ~. .,:;ss5., ~ Id
For This 10 y Republic. 5e,sss. 81 &
Aud there's 7lots Of iunscy to- the
square inch Ia the safne Republic, too.
No lnan that ever lived could meet
the political mobs In this Country and
not have aphasia. 80 70. d ! = .''sij1'
THIS 10 where Providence Is kiud to
candidates. .r Ea.s .er,si trafrsrl..,,, ,ts
He merciluily allows them to forget,
the droves Of iufl hunters and mud
covered exc0rst0ntsts the moment they
are out 0i his sight. - -f3": a3i tes':fJs y
A man can be good president II he
can't recall AIt the hOrn.bIoWers and
ward bumtners In thtrty.etRht States.
This recollection Of uanics aud faces
can be- cultivated like a waxed noua-
tache. s,na lssss u1s s.lIln4 gaa
Blaine took 1t up early III life and
tirst worked II on Malae. -@
He got 10 know how many children
the voters had, and each fellow, had .
place In his crazy quilt OF namss~E DIR
When he went to Washtngton he
spread his memory out over the
country. e-.-r, ,.....-...,..., ...f. ,....,. e..
1t was . big Job, but he got this POI
iitical knack down remarkably due.
Aud II IL one OF the great secrets OF
his power. ag r1r .'e r. s.a..r,a =.
Clay had II, too. Webster had the
wost case Of .sApasia" In our history.
He could0't even remember the men
who held his notes. t 81 ua ,Tihnat
Ex-senator Mcdonald, Of Indiana,
has dreadful attack of aphssta, tut
the late Vice. Il President Hendricks tad
Blaine's trick. - - s.tg gea z' Rsi.,'
He could call half Of the men in In-
diana by their first names aud keep
run OF their crops and hogs. =" e-.'ee.:
But Hendricks was an arful old cain.
psigner. He always had some local
authority handy TO "coach" him II he
got stuck on mans name. He kept
up hts reputation. Git ~a+5, tef $50 =.
But that WAS y secret. Hs's dead
now ami It won't hurt to tell It..
Don't growI, Mr.. Harrison, about
that ''aphasis." "f'rr . na4 81 er.-t
The country doesu', expect you "a
remember, personally or Presidentially,
every man, woman and child. et- II d
Wen be sattsfied II you Just rcmem.
Der, after March next, that Benjamin
Harrison, and not som eboiy else, IL
President Of the United States.
The Telegram has the best and most
positive assurances that you'll not have
any Presidential ''Aphasis.'' Your
heads clear ON that.
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nY vIRTURE OF A WRIT OF FL. FA.
- issued by The Hon. Fifth District
Court, In aud for the Parish Of Ouachita,
and to me directed In the above entitled
and numbered suit, have seized and taken
into my possession, and will sell at public
auction, between legal hours OF sale, to the
Court House In the city OF Monroe. La, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th, A. II. 1855,
the following described property to-wit:
Twenty-Five shares, more or less, in the
Monroe Building u Loan Assoc alton, u
also seventy-one thousand four hundred
and seventy eight shares Of the "La Dura
Gold and Silver Mining and Milling Com
pany."
will be aold to satisfy said writ and costs.
TsrHs OF sale. on Il months credit, pur-
chaser to give bond with approved security.
w. Z. TllEOBALDS, Sheriff.
Nov. % 1888.
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STATE NATIONAL. BANK VERSUS I.
u. AI4LEN, Jr., ANDG. A. SINGER
GAKNISHEE, No. 20s3.
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BIlERIFF's SALE.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARIsI
OF OUACHiTA, FIFTH DtSTRIC:
COURT.
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Sheriff and ex-officio Tax Collect,
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
TAX CnI,I.ECrVRss OFFICE

NO ICE To IAA~fA Z M
TAX CoLIEcroR's OFFICE, I
Monroe, La. October l, 1883. !
TAXES DUE THE CITY OF MONROE
set forth in the assessment rolls for
1883. on file ia this Office, are now due, and
will become delinquent on personal or
movable property October /, and on inn
movable property OF Dscember 81, 1855,
and incur n penalty of per cent per month
from said date until paid.
CHAS. SCHULTZ. City Tax Collector.
NOTICE.
MONROE, LA. COLLECf0R'S OFFICE,
IM November %. lSSS.-ghe office hours
OF the City Tax Collector are from 8 a. M.
to y. III. at conner OF DeSisrd and Halt
streets on Mondays, Tuesdays aud Satur-
days and at Calaboose on Wednesdays,
Thursdays aud Fridays.
CHAS. SCHULZE, Collector.
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MONITION.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
FIFTH CIRCUIT, WESTERN Dis.
TRICr OF LOUISIANA.
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