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The New Orleans Picayune Of the llth
instant says that warrant for forgery was
issued against Judge Garland and adds !:
" Since then no authentic intelligence has
been received respecting him. He had not
been arrested last evening, from which we
infer that he was not to be found at his usu-
al residence; but what has become of him,
whether he is in the city or gone hence, or
fgone, whittier, has not transpired. II was
rumored that he had made renewed attempts
to put an end to his existence