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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-27

State of Vermont. Lamotle Ditrct, 49, In
Probate Court, held at johnson, within and
for said District, on the 9th day of July, A d
1863.
An ln,trument. purportng TO be the las.
viii and Testament OF l. vi EDGEnTON. late
of hyde Park. in raid District deceased. being
presented TO the Court b., krastus Edgerton,
one OF tn executors iheaein namew. for Pro.
nate 1t is ordered by raid Court that all ger.
sons concerned therin. bs tilted to ap pear at
session Of raid Court to be holden il the Pro.
bate Office. In Johnson. on the 10Th day OF July
looe, ana shew cause. II any they may have,
against the Pro bate of said Will; for which
purpose, it Is further ordered that copy Of
the record of this order be dubli$hed weeks
successfully in the l.amoile Newsdcaler print.
ed at Hyde Park. p'eyious TO sad time ppoint-
ed for hearing. SS ). 8. PIKE. Register.
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Abial McIntire's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT Lamoile District. S.
In Probate Court, held at johnson, within
and for said District, on the 5th day of July.
A. D 1862
and testament Of AhislM' Intire late Of Hydepark
in said District deceased. being presented 70
the Court by Nelson f Keller, the executor
therein named. for Probate IL il ordered by
sakl court. that all persons concerned therein,
he notified to appear at session of said court,
to be hoden at the Probate Office. in johnson on
on the 26'h day ol July. 1869, and shew cause,
IL any they may have, against the Probate of
laid will ; for which purpose. it is further or
dered that copy OF the record of this order be
published three week, successively in the Ia.
noble Newsdeaer. printed at HYDE Park, prev
iout to said time appointed for hearing. 4
Attest, u e. CHADWICK, y
81 Judpe
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DODDS
DODDS HtdJfl a8ii atT fa
NERVINE
DID 1T.
DID IT..

EEw LONDON, COM, April 26, 1863.
NEMEMLEKEB FRiESD--l thought It we'll to wait
nnotlierwedk beforc writing, TO see If continued
toimprovo, as hsye been doing for some time up-
dor the itreatmontO Of tho new medicine and am
inter than whom you were here. | commenced Tie
tho use Of pODD'S NERvINE without anybody
advising me to it, When I hogan with It i could
has been extreme pain IN tho head. and has lasted
over Three years.. a tho medicine have hereto
IRE taken has failed TO give any relief. | am now
ing. consider the NERyINTi the best medicine
ever fOund, and shall continue 'ts use for am con-
ident OF entire recovery. hay taken only three
.Owe very truly gif Mrs. ]. q. NuTE.J
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LUMBER ON HAND,
Legal Notices.
JESSE SEaRS' ESTATE,

JESSE SEARS' ESTATE,
The subscribers, having beenappointed by the
honorable probate court for the district OF La
noble, missioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons,
againsr the estate OF Jesse Sears. late of
Cambridge. in said district deceased. represented
nsolyent, and the term of Nix months from the
18th day OF JAY, 1862 being allowed by
said court to the creditors of said deceased, to
exhibit and prove their respective oiaims before
us give notice that we will attend to the duties
ofour appointner at the store lately occupied
by deceased in Cambridge, in said district, on
the ast Tuesday OF Aug. next and LIST Tuesday of
Ian. next, at ~ O'Clock in tho forenoon, on
each of said days.
FAREWELL WETHFRBY. Commits
CHAUNCEY WARNER, sioners.
Cambridge, June %, 1859. 32
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
BEST BOOK on THE FERiop'
WOME OF NEW-YORK;

Or, the Under-wosD8 Of the Great eV'
Tho most startlrr psvsismon 4 modern g .ery
New-York Society Ursnae ed THE Arls Y, ,,d Ill
'.Wetnen Of Pleasure q Married Women. :
Addrcea At oncc, The Sew xork Dooi'i Glo" xsl
eau St., New, York, e,s ,ta s.t's
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LETTER
| From DR.. Connachor
To DR.. WoicOtt.
Dear Sir: A Man
Called on me last night
To visit sick woman,
VINO was not expected
. To live till morning.
Several ply sicians
Had attended her
t-T And yesterday tho the Prielt
Visited hor for the last time.
She had been confined
Five weeks before my visit
found the room
Where she lay crowded with
Men and Women
Watching for her to die.
.spi She was so low
She could not speak
Ouiy In Whispers
And very weak.
See had severe Inflammation Of tho Dowet Ip
piled PAIN PAINT freely. and in less than ih,a
minutes every particle of pain was gone. ALtas
Triumph for your PAIN PAINT. Her fesh NJ
nearly raw from repeated applications Of huilt
PlastcIs' They purchased 1t SIS bottle Of PAM
PAINT, and she is doing well, and cut Of dangef-
iiad gust got home, and nearly asleep, WHEN d
other pUrsou came after me wanting reli,fGf h
wife, who had t0Cthachc. She was cured insan,I
y applying PAIN PAINT freely to the Cutsid,d
her lace. Las Monday nighta gentleman whOkuF
who has BEEN SUFFERING for lcng tine with Liza
Complaint, C6u,h and host Of troubles, tAs,
suit Vi Catnrih. Every Physician in this town ~
pract sod ON her, but always left her worse. Tn
Dhe htttles that contained the dru she had El'
lowed would FIJI largo drygccds n0x. In here's
| used both PAIN PAINT and ANNlIlILAI9t
in few minutes she was entirely reoyeddL
PAIN, and ceud talk in longer brtaths than she An
done IN many weeks. She BOUGHT pint u AA
FAINT and pint II the ANNIliILATOR Gt y
recoy eiing her health rapidly, could send yai
hundred cases where have used your Remaa
for Pain, Sickness, and Diseases, which had lafd
all the sk III Of Medical Practitioners, that hawal
recovered by your simple and harmless RCmAh
ny my recommendations, and for whom haze ps
scribed.
A Baptist Clergyman here in Hyde Park isan@
thusiastic admircr Of PAIN PAINT, and Wahh@
yet one OF your Charts to hang up In his library
shall go to Pittston In few days and willwrhW
a-ain more particulars. | cannot Close WHO"
sending yen a sworn affidavit, handed to nc w
gentleman residing in WIKI csi ARE, Penn, b WhsE
applied PAIN PAINT with astonishing succss
DIR. ]. CONhACHES
Scranton Pa, May l2 1863. f. ~
On Friday, Apr. 30, ], was suddenly taken Ea
Rheumatism In my ack, 50 that | was unable
leave my bed. 90 Monday, Mays, Df. CCnnaend
was sont for with great pain aud difficulty, ~I
ed over in bod to have him "Paintp my PACK y
less than three minutes arose end dressed mys'u
and went down stairs. felt no more pala anu ",
little soreness; ! walked all around the PuHm
square and the Bristol House In less than W ag
minutes rum the first application Of PAIN rAla',
ainnow 4 ee from all pain, and can DC SsnsI
day at the uit aad confectionery stare % h'g
near the publ square. Wilkes are, pp,HIlR Z"
>, teGe. rtH SAMUEL BtLnMm
sworn aud subscribed before me u. l.. llARyi,
the 9th day II May, is6a; Justice 8 d. rrp'"
81 Hlaf bou
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MEAT MARKET, fa
GROCERY 4.
AND ID ~
SLAUGHTER-HOUSE!

FOR SALE IN MoRRISVLLE VERMONT
The Subscriber wishes to dispose of his Meat-Mar-
ket and Grocery business in Morrisviile, Vt, to-
gether with his entire stock Of Provisions and Gro
ceres Slaughter-liouse, Scales, Kettles, and all
The Fixtures suitable for carrying on the business,
including two nearly new Mest-Cafts. The ihusi-
meas is u thriving one, and the Subscriber has for
tho past two years, run carts to Hyde Park aud
Woeutt in addition to his local trade A good ice
house, well filled, is included. AS tho business and
property eau better appreciated and understood
by personal examination oft, to any person wish
10 make money, VIC wpuld say, call and see us.
GILMAN A. BARR0WS.
Worthwhile April II. 1869. 23m2
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Mail train leaves st. Adams at 6 ,25 AM, and
connects at Burlington witht The Rutland Road
at White River Junction and Bellows talls with
trains for Boston, Worcester, Springfield, ana
with trains on Passumpsic railroad; arrives at
New York at ! As.
Day En pIess leaves Montreal at 8 40 A NJ Og-
densburg at 30, am. for Troy and MY, arriv
ing in Boston via. Lowell at | } 3oPM
Night express leaves Ogdensburgh at ! Z.
". Montreal at 80 NJ. arriving in Boston at
s 40 Nj connecting at Bellows Falls with
he-hre Railaoad for Boston and Worcester.
aud with VT. Valley railroad for springfield, &c.
and arriving in New York at 1880.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Waterbury at 1926 and 842 N, 4.90
and 5.4S N.
Day Express leaves Boston VIA Lowell 500
AN, Tor Burlington, Montreal, Ogdensburgh and
the west
Mail train leaves Boston via Lowell at 10
M via Lawrence and Fitchbnrgh at 80
a. Springfield at 10 NJ, Tor Burlington and
St. Alhans. &c.
Accommodation tram leaves No thfeld at s on
NJ for Burlington Rutland, Rousse Point.
Night Express leaves BELOW Falls at 10 10 Pm |
recci,in pass myers from Vermo IT llley rail. |
road leaving New York at II 10 pm and from |
Cheshire railroad leaving Boston at 8. 80 pm con
Meeting at White River junction with train |
leaving Boston at 10 PM. for Burlington, NJ n |
treal, R0uses FONT. and Ogden burgh con |
meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the west
Sleeping cars are attached TO all night trains. |
Through Tickets for hicago and tn. west for
sale at the principal stations.
G. MERRILL, supt.
St. Adams, May II. 1879, rf
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NOTICE.

NOTlCE. b 1J00H& 1huT al
! have this day given my son, Jacob e. Reynolds,
his time during the remainder Of his minority, aud
shul claim none Of his earnings or pay any or his
debts contracted after this date RoL'T RKYsoLps
Cambridge June u, 1860. aioaf IT 33w3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-27
THE CHURCH UNION. y

This paper has been recently enlarged TO nam
moth proportions. IT Is THE LARGEST RELIgIOtjs
PAPER IN THE WoRLD1s the leading organ Of the IN.
ion Movement, and opposes rltualisn, close cum
munlonisin, exclusiveness and church caste ID il
the only paper that publishes IESRY WAnp Bss-
CHEERS Sermons, which II does every week, inst as
they arc delivered without qualification or cCrrcc
tion BY him Ii advocates universal sulIraue !, n nm
lon Of christians ut the polls; and the rights oi In
bor y has tho best Agricultural Department 81
any paper In the world publshes stories for the
family and for the destruction OF social evils ia
editorial management is imperponal, It's writers
ana editors are from every hrsnch of the church. and
ifom every grade Of society. N has been aptly
termed the rccst organ of thouqht In HE world,
pucn paper, offering premiums Of Sewing Ma
cGn,nos, dictionaries, Appleton Cycopedla, Phnos,
pers Tor canvassers In the world. ms -
a Every congregation lnss obtain q, Communion
service, m organ, asIei6dian Bible, or n lin In.
suihnce Policy for It. Pastor. or almost any other
nceuigl thing, by club Of Subscribers. I'M -
Bend for copy, onciosine Ia conts 10 reorv y
Child, ~ Park Row, New-York. '0' = -''-'' -
Misconceptions resolved 10 thts once W Ia
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-27
WOOL CARDING
AT CADY,S FALLS.

Al CADf'S FALLS.
DEXTER PLACE,
Over the Saw-nil, same as last year,--will DO
ready 10 do carding June 10.
Thankful FOR past av0rs he solicits continuance
Of the Same generous patronage.
Cady'sylle. May 18th, lcJ9. [27tf]
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-27
GREAT DAIRY FARM
FOR SALE.

4-fy FOR SALE.
Having concluded to sell my farm in Eden,
purchasers are ,nvited 40 come and examine
Possession given Immediately, or on the LIST Of
January, and pri,e regulated accordingly. &.
Como and see II, If you wish to purchase, Figt
1881 .s,tf HORACE WAIT. Eden. W.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-27
NOTICE.
HORSE RAKES.

HORSE RAKES.
The CHEAPEST and VERY BEST Horse Rakes
In use, are the IMPROVED REVOLVING RAKE,
ton Worthwhile Il. G. Mower, Stowe George
Pierce, Elmsrei Fsrmau a. Ecach, wolcdtt; Hunt
Leavitt, Craltsbury; VIM. McLenathan, johnson.
Blvd
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-27
CARPETS.

A large variety Of Common, Tvo
Ingram and Brussels, Oil Cloth" pT,ply, Thru
white and checks. Also, some ysry , t.I5 Mil
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-27
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NUTICE.
Whereas, Charles Patch, my son, has LEFT my
house. care and employ, therefore forbid all yer-
sons harboring or trusting him on my account as 1
shall hereafter pay no debts Of his contracting,
ROSWELL PATCH.
johnson, July 10, 1869. ciw3
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CROCKERY

] have the largest assortment s,s,
noble County, by the PIECE, SET u gRp Sp q
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-27

w We can sell Furniture and Carpets at Boston
and Now York pricos, and wA do il. Como and see
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I ,EMoREsr's MONTHLY MAGAZINE IS

WANTED!
Fifty Agents Wanted Immediately, to
Canvass for
SnE2wIN's FAMILY PoTATo WASHER!
A Neat and Convenient Article, that is destined
to go into Every Family in the lind. None can
surplss it. 1t will wash peck Of potatoes in
ONE MINUTE without wetting the fingers No tub,
pan or basket being required. Tothe housewives
Of Vermont | would say; DON'T BUY ANY
ANY OTHER TILL You SEE THIS, FOR You
WILL CERTAINLY WANT ONE. Call on, or
address LIB. sIiERWIN, Hyde Park, Vt.
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JACOB SMITH 4 SON

t.L a. Montpelier, VI.
I25m3l
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C. }. PATCH
FURNITURE,
MECHANICS Tom,
complete assortment =
TABLE CUTLEpv

Both of the best American and Engl.b ,,...
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ADIRONDACK, Capt. William II. Flagg,
NY CANADA, Capt. William Anderson,
UNITED STATES, Capt. j, y, Babbitt.
~ Daily Line each way, Sundays excepted,
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LOOK AT THIS !.

Particular attention Is called 10 our largo stock of
Furniture and Carpets. b0ug ht In Now York durina
tho recent @tishtness'' in the money market.
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-09-25
HJ@ The reader will discover. by

HB@ The reader will discover, by
comparing this number of the TELB-
GRAPH with the one preceding, de-
cided improvement in the appearance
and arrangement Of our columns. -
Recalling matter will be found on every
page, of character, we trust, that
will evince tho care we always bestow
and second pages is set in new type
from the famous Bruce Foundry of
New York. Subscriptions beginning
with this, Or any subsequent number,
So 90, invariably in advance. Our
friends are confidently solicited to aid
us in increasing our list Of subscribers.
Who will send us the largest club?
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-09-25

OLIVER & BYRNE.- Mr.. \. 3. Oliver.
senior partner of this firm, who has
heretofore devoted his attention cxclu.
sively 10 the interests Of the house of
Standifer, Oliver & Mcclure, Trenton,
(of which firm he is also memberJ
designs giving in future his undivided
attention to the business OF Oliver &
Byrne at this place. Mr.. Oliver is an
energetic, liberal and thorough going
merchant, trained to the business from
boyhood and in no sccond-rate school.
His house is amply provided with
capital sufficient to carry on successfully
any amount Of business, and it is un.
necessary to say intends doing a
heavy business, if capital, fair dealing
and liberal accommodations can COM
mand it. The buildings occupied by
the firm are all brick, built fire proof.
OF this character is their commo dious
warehouse and cotton shed, an item of
! no small value to planters and shippers.
In fact, all Of their accommodations are
arranged Systematically with view
to transacting business on safe, eco
nomical and liberal scale, giving Gus,
toners all the advantages of cheap
and full market with excellent storage
| advantages combined.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-09-25

INDUSTRIAL 1rEls.-As the business
season of the year approaches, we find
there is an inc: eased activity prevail
ing in the shops as we'll as comm ercial
houses Of Monroe. Endom's CaI riuge
Factory is well-supplied with choice
now work, including buegies, la cks
carriages, carts, horse wagons, &C.,
made under his own supervision. Il e
employs mono but good workmen, and
warrants his work to be as represent
ted. Ezolius' Saddle Shop is crowded
with saddlery, harness, &c, prepara-
tory to accommodating heavy trade.
-Four hands are kept steadily at work,
and yet Ezelius informs rs he is still
behind with some Of his orders. Ee
has, however largo supply of ready
made work which he is olIui ing atve
reasonable prices. We bespeak lib
eral patronage and encouragement for
home enterprise during the app, oach-
ing busy season.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-09-25

B@- Attention is called to the ad-
vertisement Of Mr.. J. T. Striplin, of
Trenton, who keeps a blacksmith
shop and executes all kinds Of jobs in
his line promptly and in workman
like manner. Wagons and other We
hicles are promptly repaired by Mr..
S. at living prices.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-09-25
Travellers Guide.

From M OnrOe New OrleNUS-5c 20 miles
Summer A9rangcnaent:-. Semi-Weekly Packet line
tohead of navigation; hacks thence to and from
Monroe. Time so hours.
From noI roe vick.burg-75 miles Cara
make tri-weekly trips (Iondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays3 to Dethi, leaving Monroe at A. NJ
thence by coach to Delta. opposite vicksburg.
days excepted at GA. NJ. and p ~, for all points
east.
From Monroe iShrcvepor:-11o miles
Four horse coach leaves every Monatvss edneslay
and Saturday arrival of cars, passing: through
Trenton, Vienna, Arcadia and Min.ten. Arrives
ut Monroe, returning at 3 o'clock on MORNINGS of
days. Time to Shreveport 3G hours. Time
through from Vicksburg to Shreveport, q days;
fare $50.
From Monroe tn Esnsarcp-3o miles Two
horse hack carrying U. s. mail, leaves every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday morning, arriving, at
I'lstrop at IL M. same days. Returns the day fol-
lowing limo hours.
Hcrses. LsusSies and Hacks may be
hired in Monroe to go to any point not upon any
route reached by public conveyance. Travellers
lying over in Monroe, can find ain pie accommoha-
TONS either the LOWS House, the Otiachita
House or at tho Railroad Hotel Trenton 2 miles
above, is also well supplied with Hotels
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-09-25

EeA We had the pleasure Of recciv.
ing call on Wednesday from the Rev.
Joel. T. Dawes, editor of the Morehouse
Conservative, who visited Monroe. on
business connected with his paper.
The frequency with which we have
lately sheled Bro. Dawes camp, we
were pleased to see, had not marred
the harmony of his contour or impaired
the symmetry Of his physique.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-09-25

S. We'll & Bro. This firm is now
receiving stock Of fall and winter
goods pronounced by competent
judges superior in great many rcs-
poets to any ever brought to this mar
ket. In the ladies' dress goods and
gents furnishing goods lines, their
display, it is said, is not equaIed in
this market. Their goods were pur-
chased from first hands, at remarkably
cheap prices,;and entirely for cash. Pur
chasers should give this house a call.
They will find several accommodating
statesmen ready to wait upon them,
and will have no difficulty in transact
ing business with the popular young
manager, Mr.. Emanuel Dreyfus, to
whom the credit is due for having
brought to Monroe stock of staple
and fancy dry goods unequaled in
amount, quality and cheapness ofprices
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-09-25

FIEEMENs P ARADE.-Tho firemen OF
Monroe. under the direction of MIR. J.
3. Garretson. foreman. and headed by
the Brass Band, marched through our
principal streets Oh Monday. The
engine was drawn by a large gray
horse; the firemen were dressed in
their. uniform, ard being lot Of fine
looking young fellows, it was alto
gether very creditable display in
which we felt all Of good citizen S
pride.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-09-25

AIKEN & WArr.-The card Of this
New Orleans firm appears in to-day s.
paper, and to it we beg to call the at
tention of our merca ntile and planting
friends. The junior partner, Mr.. J. w
Watt, has recently allied himself close
Iy with the interests of the Ouachita
region by an affair Of the heart which
, resulted in his leading to the altar one
of the fair daughters Of this parish.
Miss Myra Noble, daughter of our
fellow citizen Mr.. Eli Noble, and he
may now almost claim to be one of u.s.
The house stands deservedly high, aud
offers the best of references. Mr.
Watt, whom we have had the pleasure
of meeting, is q gentleman of affable
manners and liberal views, with whom
we imagine, it would be pleasure to
deal.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-09-25

SERENADE.-The Monroe Brass
Band has become one of the fixed in
buttons of our place, and is justly re-
garded wi til pride by our citizens.
The members have displayed remark
able tenacity Of purpose in pursuing
their studies, and no little aptness in
acquiring knowledge of the use of
their instruments. Their first formal
serenade was given, under the leader
ship of Prof. Liguoski, few evening s
ago, whom our little city was filled
with the thrilling notes Of Bonnie
Blue Flag" "Dixie," and other airs
included in the Band musical selection.
We gratefully acknowledge the CONF
plimeut of being included among the
fortunate few who were hcnored with
the attentions Of the Band, and tender
the members our warmest Fluctuations
| upon the excellence and thrilling effect
Of their music upon that occasion.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-09-25

gW Teachers are referred to the ad
vertisment of the Rev. J. Lane Borden,
Trenton, who is agent for the sale of
several different series of school books.
His terms are very liberal, aud he is
gentleman in every respect worthy
aud reliable.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-09-25

pA The river at this point is for,
dable. Second class boats get no
higher than Rutland's. The Ecouo-
mist and Native play up and down
between that point and the bar below
town.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-09-25
Mail Arrangements.
M OndHy.

Monday.
DEPARTURES:
Mails for vicksburg, and tho East Bastrop, and
Eastern Arkansas; Ouachita City and Western Ar
kansas; Harrisonburg and Natchez. Miss; all by
o'clock, III. Shreveport ind Western mail leaves
at o'clock, p. NJ.
ARRIVALS:
Malls from vicksburg and East, Mt o'clock D. M :;
mail from Shreveport and the West, at a.
Tuesday.
Mails from Bastrop Ouachita City, and Nate lcz.
Wednesday.
DEPARTURES:
Same as Monday.
Western mail at a. M; Vicksburg mail at r. III
Thursday.
(No DEPARTUREs)
ARRIVALS:
Mails from Bastrop, Ouachita City and Natchez.
Friday.
DEPARTURES:
Mails fortBastrop, Ouachta City and Natchez.
ARRIVALS;
Shreveport mail q.
Saturday,.
DEPARTURES:
Mails for Vicksburg and the East, ut M; all
for Shreveport and tho W est at p.
The Post Office at Monroe is a Money Order office
Orders issued in sums not exceeding 500 upon any
money order Office in the United States Fifty ats
commission charged for order for $50.