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, 1869-10-03


st GarfEef Wilttrsab: I'm suH1sveda 6ellaea.
aun Il N Esbihptan Prtnrckz If.veEanx hi her
cAks1of Through 0ppsf Egypt TO 1nehe< 0he.esn
tfA car y Saluishesi With Kind of uu1afeIh nx+tt
70 snH ,atA1 rtEtrT ffct the cetfTe Rnd In r.
arIan2eu eat closely lrarnhl,nz ths ctatte urn-
hffGa OF The Gutsent day. -1n &t1Pa. " Rays Mr.
LAJar1. III reSetahIed Ffry csosttf faose nov, IN
s:aiptEres il x&s edgnd VIA tsstsft- md MN
1foaIy Adorned - tha top bJ . oswsr ot SONG
oshsf n1rame16 The paf1sol wAs Epae5sed Axt7o-
Iltely tor The tera1rcn. and d nsyeT rBpsesanted
~ isorn6 pTeT A1y Hbef pef11n-' The tm1s1stS
FrfftsS1tcd On The Sioeven oAsteiIefs u mo
Bnttat Arieam i tIbcft3 TIE tha eAatAss still II
ese antr1 tbe BMnesa lsd indiana
TIE nZuhse!tA has. run rtro lmUenntlA1. bes1
AtyrtoI ot authority n ths EAA<. n cDsnmanIF
wiki of tie old eta.uzstea. A y fasi II tns EeeI
OF herDeA H. N1La the Ell u1r iAn, vRanuln or d.
besE1fu f1t1o Retained In tha Roman wozstaqh u
EptetaGJ "a eHhhEn OF nserhus. Pa1RantAi sn6
IsAyth;u1 fsrGn, th14 at Ahe1. q city u AIc7dts,
ts1as called teteFta VIVA celebrated IN EoncT Of
uaeshns, 10 ubtea tha st1sne Of The rosy Eod vat
c7yr7sd IN TrsctN}on. doNned vita ftue-!kavo4,
A11 pt1ce1 upon IN Ornamental hs4Ef, tn Wh3cn
= - tes:ed 4Joaax fri eaH1rnx so ulsnss!ls. "a
rertfs ftols refsfpls. the ktcF b represented
nnIsr sn uC,trft T.. ln A51as.patnest 20 sata ms
following saga ntsct,ou: -Entet Pro1skleas,
ntEkd ap a1d eoversd ~ttt IN nah1etsA" Ths
word rSs3 u sstas1ot Eitte xhale>, ana thA 3oES:
cf Ar1sS1phanta. ~ tkxt fTpns1Aeuz, fhe sfeas.
dAtorcftx OF Ill tie st11I WISHING 10 kSds M1&s4
flot0 JurreT he ktaef Ct atu oibasre. cors1s
his mes WITH rasae'l. - , isdJ nov toz WIN
wHAta 70 preserve hk1 ruHos11oa.
RLt9ssI y q Tho nederr toFas, Ntt1 stE4&
=
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ECCLESIASTICAL TRIALS.
Aes'er tfaua 1E1ahop Las to tyl>nop
mc4lvAiuc.

Msoop Lee, Of lows, hak written I letter tn
Nshep AeilEsise, ofonsc, tn.NhEh ht nys:
onr ,utet. nSEM is.cr ~ Important aodsseala1 tn
~ cvah appointed CT seiec:e1i ty t4e H,hoa I
Ae.kd q fhls rtcs at snr btsluntrF Of nv Enssrc
ron;t taN Lss eanea9 @ Of ~ d.ucse piu1sde snats
ttntd By lot frun thoee cauonscaf;y srst,ss, =.
.<t: Ana !ol tt9ht of Challenge On he naF1 az tes
ia:e eos1t s9c ,ssy ne E.as nsV..aa -
1sstsoo Happily We hare ~ ri 20 ona.soa for m
rs.s. -; trA ~ insA s:nee Z t<ca,nt .,o-
Mi, III 1aan, 20 WsE q nj p!esent oulcr s4ca
III oe taItk al,rl5 fst,utaieti o. cneour..,a
s,.sto.s .eon y u some saseisneae trials osrshsen
IL = tht Waoe Chur.a and, 10 The rrta.
MoFss. 70 theft character anl cdecsa saan tna
e30Heu oEeI crs tbeuselve4 Whn hes knnNn. ..s
tntnit5es % %tEsi, ~ mere e4uost<a, oneuee,
-. .,s, nfstIt ~ ttcortaEHe mia lie kaoYn sym.
pEics 20 charcnrsa' h.p Of tAosa cons:ttps strs =
aaa ca Il aoss 2qss'os s,s. ..0:a
nxn. 10 nus az toa to ln,s nosu!y.ns ssstn q
.otnkss AnA, we Erst cnEt ccc.esi.4sIca c.,1.,.
nts,.snn :; Sonoureu v.a tesst a much np-
SNn and criminal trbHnA.s, where tea larur, AZ.
at1@n NMoant the Ieuft knoxlecIc On the mr. ~
sse syen eisa 95st1 authorities ~ her o2Eloas os
III ~ q hardly destrnele. ia cur day soa ze,ets.
unn 70 Eve any oeraslou 10 thote Ntsatn Sr win.
ttas SLn Ihc hoio,.tu6 aS.,r cnamfsrIs ~ ~.
Kooe ana lrte;rtans age; or to have oar ecc;eass.
tsrhn, 1a.1 o:sse noFr Qrsce to seize upaa 1tyrs
!EsffEaLsHty, than 70 Ruard thn Rfxai tuia II ne
S3pet and prevent any .tcp4,tn5c; Ia our srsTtees
1no sue4na .1a icua ihe strupnclty taat u u Cn?st
MHn oaf existing eaoous ao1 our existing
w.. toese efcesfaSttca1 tf!A!s form oov a
w Cukt aa1Eersr ~ tbeJ sie usGa;.y co9Ilttefl:
*! . S!fe ~ teaf!McnI sxHtuxt HEN, except
1nsn lmretaus*fy called fof By a xcr12s, dsitn.
aasne! - ialtn o1 eootfnct They ala:I loo cany
s.es1eces ~ .tfsfotnE It yuAt ana sxat1u x1ne !
t2IrL TRIVIAL ntrncss IN rerts1n tIIocvsc.
4s Eadf highly calpaa.o 1rd CnmJuSi
sof. ~ os.es dtocetea they xGn!d 1csTreT
~ utl4eta 7c'i when n tie d.ottss1 Thr,s
tuey Ntaf, faF Euntb impcrt1ri lqH ilNrfous a..
.ences ~ comsnHted With entire inpgus,- 4
Wtahytef n&I so sriti tos The ate :et uEt41on or
y ItMn Eot11 In soct2meatM otncr " lle Ia fhe
so ~ We1 a. IN oshef tprtfon1 oil TIC Chaern
s43AncatA slc*S nay be hell, eQsalT or cvrn
tnoxs e1Nen'e. th,i1a 10 another dttStion. Ana
1nhe " oteF tae Church The xot.3 ia dctSttnn "a
svsoaIauJ s Essd ~ thtAe ho!d.nR rio .sme rtr ws
n"a inc aITasEutl e1crHyEan MAKING the nr1rnr.
y eoten.'tse1 merely fe1!aA and tecsn:caL not II
~ y fns Inc tA+e1te Ut tae sscr1rrot. nnxf
"n.H Asa ~ sotos GEaErTE tae1e ssa cnn tfn,txi
Sna a!E additions H1l ttr.5ui ri.i,.. H., ,n~
pat1D teryFe., 1korSn likeNE1t IN anptn4f ,tt-.ns
s.oo, NnatHsixtnS positive error. Apd Ihrenaatn-
y she WE'D CHARACTER OF tie Eharn; NhEh. reyrr
.teithr 'df kue most par, with Gbclt nun,,raiGA
e1etpisncS arr Sudetcl 70 y-asa xI;ao9s nyn-,nl
lsna1e q diAcoHEa2ttoent, greatly 10 ine tsja-y
FEEtSpGSIlfaR." ~ >SNs-' ~a4@
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n her agatp snlx,ss IN spafc-.s.,, n. ,,.
Mnacnnn- = ftu knas,' hs .dtsd. .snsf
yss AS1GstA las bean 10 me, and ! saspret
10y h5 nytna o. mr. Aoaw y sru-
- .iSm@a taa Augusta kneF nothlES 10 TIA yr.rsd
2! ~ xGAar tn It hA.t iseen easrx on forf
@tehtnA Tia nssssl tatnk fraIu Cse .vr.sst
e., s. nSsoa :. ~ M L,shh wa.tna.malt. NJ
fons part Of Sch Asa.y - NIA stovs ~ ~
1ea29sd I eos1t oziI easnsr tnai she hId -.
se.en e.mo NJ Leskh q ast,Is u pEo<xfesa in a.
.shu Eae vefI ttsr1k IaA'KoA,ilo IN exnrrss:t =,
sss sisaoase ne hAi ibhda d. al, aae InaJ As1s
ssnI., stu a. .nme.aInx vo'sa Anyussa. as sssd
1u tss1s nsser syeak 70 heT Axan Huptnx shat t1is
fsase 70 As hofstbs crtnss tup putsI q i1 naI5s
as..aG, am. ~. GqpyxAy Hlaar.
W HS.oatl Ok CereiaHh 0h!o, tlle OF .te Gteas
.'le. Lnsaun Pax uah:.o s.nt L.
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LADY pAtmERsrou.
sncitrhls OF ttAc E.tSc or rhc De-
f.uJYS

From fAe L..rA,zt Ts.t,n,pk. sr,t :,
AZ +LM9 ta.ner1ssnn rN ivns SAD !
E1e. 1s1s u FIR MI - III, s,ntfaf r. =; !
ntEd snJ lzls - EasttAt1 soctuJ. Or IN
tasJ- Who has ptsyt1ia ..1efr or1nft.n,a
ihe s.n.a rf natt.s ui~ In Hrr.stlI ~ :,
I'll 1sss-seat u, iko Jeass bc.Lts IA ~ q
ihe hs-Eca kstu!aiIGp; &he ,i,e,l a f-w j., q:
Sht Vas d married 10 ktt tuvprr.
slesth, and in H. ssaz !sss, sac beearnr
1t Laru f'Aic,erstan !.ses efptsss, fnrI u.
dsed u 36sa. le&Elox her hsa tet-tsA IeT}'
sthh dFd m tt<d; anu rvEtaIttr fsr Il
JEsfs AetGAtd t<twreh to,isa catea biz = ,,
great power III EnxtlAh a1-te!y-cunh.
asEss n psEaoa tich tr,erIsne-. hrtN
Sla p1 A* PHn<e teHsars .th N.
9, sa,. ger o"n "I,.. o1ervheIne1s
1hka sbe n4f sustained, tbs sosrrrian Ia
uen sepsa5fg Ia pahl.c- The touE ~
tower had faf s1rt r.tnIsfa v1} sn,I az
tnAe IL oTdsf to keer tna lIoArN nartr r,
tor vile ns th~ ehtcf luerL s.atssr
l5ctI ber a. eztted Upoa 10 nlss m 4,-.
prominent palt. Hnlas Eur rktpxaIa "a
!, - t1ae0cd. WtA In cA-:lssiiqa u,e:ss l.
~ fas tsekt<f - TIER hs1u4sa1era
1eteA .!ihw many p47Eens sers tt0n
9etaes tnere WHO csssM NOT wI1h .4frt
laa4e EAfs been stft 2pAft! ttuS EssT N
EtFe s6ttened ~ II and hArr1r,s g.,iu1t +
KID! IT2 EbsFss menbrr enaI hr4,r gyrr.
nctnti 70 taA reatlvs OF y tll<t4.pa. b.
'eekSn wHh nl& Ntfr xul ian epkeys.A AMI ~
FatEts isf31- ftLl tN3< eJ4tsc1 been vivid
serNn S1 shaitIN' l1snd ot Of u7-tatl7 +
E1nAd efon hAvs bsok ca &inwn. CnyaLstdg
fualu hAto deBH faR9 harm ,s!an c1Hs
toei etuAs. u VIA tt1.& trt&fss IT sf,
fnae Aad ecat ainnEn+s ag hesrt thas iii;
Nuaoak e2esh raied her fIILu woEsd
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The following letter, 1t.eh ess heeu pubityhrd
IL The London St1s{srd. may, p<raap1 thraR
haEr nn Asa. store's ters.oae nssra'lse: To1
Viii ier7Aps. Etve ptacs tc 5our rolanEs 10 4
rsue lt3e loeRns IN tbe war ut Greek snde-
Fendsnce- Sos long oeiofe poor RJ,on dfa.a
nAst cont GRAFTON vita Elm tpeshitS hi AGAR.
Aucn fynn1 lady D.. ruu. lie Easf .s be.1e.etI Il
Was eaated By his osn RaEa1t,t-s, bat he hapcd
n E7zto 1t np ~Aen he FetuIncd home ITO
tell the tzlIo.' he tAtf. u Bhd mistress he-
ix'ee ans heail, discovered II, told her tne xo.
Essu bae hAd resn With NE was ArXuGsa Letxh,
Atd poor Ausslfss bad TO lie on ocr ocesaton 10
ret ne oas cf the sefape. Al ltss EEfe VA .
eesks, and sha toEnd INST oat, and saw that had
teec deee:ytn4 her All k,oaE and shs NA4 very
aad Nc psrtsl said Il th1t VA AL aid
pos think the qraI1et should have h1:ed - long.
when he sdaets th.s Lady nyrna had auco.sd AZ.
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Ar.

1rs All Ca'oD ef Loas!en hss bser In =
" teistJ tao ysars, md t:urtos mat ptJ
accU@ mated 4 fs4e1vo fpbd Of Icausl Il
u u how FFrpe ked tn appspryfs1s tais ar
ftfea ne estatffsnmtns Of q saIIeYY ana
Ssst e1hihaMr. VIII stsftAhte prrnAs.s ~
.t1fka 10 eruss nynntr u psIp,lnSJ vi
bGE. Atd o. tIAHtnEn thesn Effe ssrr
EaSrR IN TIE 1bss- lto ptesures and d;s
ItRaIAston- y
Tta e<remaate. ats..iad.as tns tgae,.,
y II anDoucefti !. lev u etks docs. r,oe II
.le siat ott!nsn. II Antaefp. with ~ tae
e1asI1 Paii 10 the fet14Irs Of Ktnr.
horS.rR Of Ire tntsrzntnt The tsotf III nj
: room q ,hr .sta R4Ios1 rsstdsncr, CO..
ioy tas'<!Ds lnta cA.p<ts< stse.s.s, ltkhxssi
tkt r6strt1f The frna,ra Of the Eapress
ftSIaa Ard the AtA uUls OF bFab4sL Az
Aef VA hung tbs ps,nteEtt tasf wott-an
tMn of tnt fIetco a tbs ItnS1. .ls 1Els
~Deeheas Of l1snoa HsfEtn,rF IN Ttne og J.,
q INT eurEoE1ateF me Kf1t Il taa Town.
ILe sEedRta q he koth Arattny t7s:
ssaarr, wss shns III ~; bei thb trar, tr
tr1. sne anouIs has 1900 II El7,sh ~nf
etsnef. tn bel ! lustautts, thh tGu psSi lar
dfGnp and psn0t4 On caiAtoSnex A. re ~
..s o7s1 f<r e'zaJ days tab Qtas = aiss,
11s9 ~. ii
~ .4 fx4a Eas.N1A pAetafa ol q!
,,s ~ \. N =, - ,...1.s saaIo5se9 to = tsAeN
y II ~ nIu ~ ;ss1* ~ AHoF! Ae naan
sneefii aed MA Anne hrEt!eF. q fulat
!. ~ -, ias.ss x!hes 20 sne TN3ae!tsh ks,
Msk .nS5!ss1o G4 saH na91Ia St,Q M Y
HnM NGEa ~ !aka tes in4h ma:
~. ~ Ua9seL. k.sA tataku aaa.-H ~
I 7 ~ sn t9s ~ ~ nase Ietttsea Cnesni
oenaM /. s..s saeaoaa 5too[[A1r1aeh va mr
ssx sh0 s.asssosa h&t te Gfoe1nsaa
F,xnsg3 ~ " shsss - ~ ~ eeoe1t !W ~
Ekad. Jon c1Sht 20 nara Fssitsa He
1NE nsT ltr IN esFGna.
~! Eea4 - so!a1 ofef nIsr Ten
!, uaN0 IoctsaoH - s1uu0e " hae9aA
~ MmNst y Nsdlb9 y Attf3l, Hed h0dtd:
...E aa.9Ssa. tsfte aa @1ef1Ai N I'll
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Ft1- 7ae ckHa.ss 7..Au1u.
1he stersrd OF frn,ran1 .lx,-

The stecsrd OF Company .lx"
eT 41x45 II u.s,z-
AZ tSe 0oe. 1'ss q. tAe ort!As..
VIA tr1<lk ls-o1 asf ka.-.
a iAls.fa:fpd CA.id s%t .ra.s:ug
Tne fecurt o: tplstAay b.
Father, the rassea arc Eiaer
AMI tnt s..ss ar t...z, .a- sad.
Eus teil me xLo at tlr E,lzy.
Ard t.u ~ers tic, ee:sceA an, tr6ttr
1ben he sook the ksc!e1t ,+s,a,
Aid 'st1 u, u; s'i< knee;
.sht. nc told 10 iee rsEtie .rl:sni.
7hn stary at CtsLfa-J Il
7af! csue t:olr sh~ heat NJ ~ r.a:ce
Iaest crn .e tsa,r 4na :rE..
NO ief.-theH EoH-S Ai,i l,1e cact,
- E1tua II sse as:sJ.LiL-
o7e hGtt.ei s,s.sNss y-o-at.
Fss;rg "a srTtpT-.t:re sH-rt---
IAtaefinR ths sht \, =, n xu,,nn
kran'ra lie rrtac,, raea-
lhts uaEcAe*t ts s.o-r An s.n .a.nr;
The! s'.s.csat in t.4- t..;:;e.rA:r-
AA ne. 1wa. different alto,
fsuta tA;ACs.LS xr,tl-i. st.u.
Il thc w:ic f:.ss.;4 .f.es1tAiss
s~tlle 'elttst.f Ep Ar:t ::,c.,
Ahf l7rssttf <t,F tt. stfi.7kAr c1assrJ.
H':a t.sa,<rs 10; u.1,orts alto s,.r.,
IN ;a~ Eaasa. ni trrn. Tro,sa~
t"a-r= 4trc !-tt st$ t,f..
VIZ ttx;'nr 49, 4sLa.,.t :sesI,
.aed IT r:> - ~ L 1.l-i. urrA,t
S's,r ,1.ed en tst sltr3rs rnA.vA~A
HnbsTI. u<sss11. ;sb! ~m1;
-a:d .uu-e- N s~4'tta-vn pt..,..s
ersr; r.f zti- A.. G4-a,sa.t. .-:z
AE't wsrE - s+tr'es, reGnaa:
sasat n4ck. 4tc paw ea a.vra.
OF :t.e knn,irs>, ~h, e.iI.t-.t,
TIE Veterans ~etn ..1s Ae.r1.
fss ulAu. ',Et~va-r-t rtrcr
Art sIrr- t,.l nrrxaH s!'@t=
NnS~s sire1s1 -At Astttali hseA
..-tr.r. anil = iiF*c--
talnGts.. y hae.e sGrais.. .a.,
N e:t, I. . risep .tL,-,
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~'rcl' ter a'rR 1t tu4tAa, u,
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fssNl -ei I'D! CT pa!a.
ijattr tIt-h, fbs VA. 1. ur~r
Abo tas f1I.I'4 Al stss ,c.a.
Iht N scGd tha' g tca - eta-;y
WAs Lttn ttp.4 ara u .ea
NJ ssrafr :ary:t u. .sse nvf
W lhe r-aks Gf ,.unany f.
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kTrE htr sr~a. y Nh ~ toy 1t her h4,I.
- L,rst tlrs dnR tF hsr Avk. arS l,a,t,
lfes tlRtH a. q he< L.lu;s IA Il. LIZ exrr.

A. *e CAL tumtsout umhfrEa s-tl
l0EN ter1enrtanca VI Sl.,s., 70 - spt
fALsd AtS RntspsanI IN Trle-x. moi.
chine tAteath The hero n: pe.3s sae.st.e,
f1no the u1s RI the tropical s1n, =
\ Hr1es IN tke Bt%k II Its.s L f4y ~.
thirty tve Icszs AFT. teeEe ~as living ~
hta1 Sho Ftca1ecte.l Nteu there verr
uIheIla1 tn thal 1nwn; ona ts,lnns-,t h
t1Ean, Who. On psoeestftnz 10 his doi:cs
cay. hung no tbs rmugsiih In the chur~
Where it xtNacts-t tie gaze n1.t stNfra,,
toxhspe0ple ccu:uS 70 church. y
The New York herald., 1869-03-05

The noor had been specially arranged for the
sion. Before the Senators desks was circular row
OF chairs and behind them Q large number
quate accommodation for those having the right TO
the noor The Senators, amer hong night session,
could n0s b expected 70 present very brilliant or
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30
Rail Road Meeting,

A meeting of the citizens of the Par
ish of Richland and adjoining Parishes,
was heId at Ray viIle on Wednesday,
the 2o,h of October, 1869. to take the
initiatory for holding Convention of
the parishes interested in the proposed
railroad from Pine Bluff, Arkansas to
New Orleans.
On motion. the aon. w. s. Mcintosh
Todd, Esq, appointed Secretary
in few pertinent remarks, explained
the object of the meeting and showed
the great advantages that would accrue
to this section Of Louisiana from the
construction of said road.
On motion, it was resolved, That q
Convention of the parishes of North
Louisiana be held at Rayville, on Sat-
urday the 9Th day of November next,
to recommend and adopt such measures
as may be deemed best calculated to
aid in the construction of said road;
and the parishes interested in said
work are urgently requested to send
delegates to said convention.
On motion, the following delegates
were appointed by the Chair, to attend
said convention, from the parish Of
Richiand, viz DR.. I. E. Lewis, R
~. Hatch. John Bishop DR.. Trezevant
N. J. Liddell, J. d. Hibbler, B. Myrick
Dr.. P. N. Ryan, 81. F. Vickers, Thos.
Archibald aud, on motion, Hon. W. 8
Mcintosh was added to the number.
On motion, it was resolved, that the
proceedings of this meeting be publish
in the "Richland Beacon" and other
newspapers interested in said enter
prise.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
WIS. MCINTOSH,
Chairman.
r.. B. ToDD, Secretary.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30

The Countess came up to Our wharf
on Thursday evening with music play
ing, on her first trip in the Vlcksburg
and Greenville trade. Billy Smith is
IN command, and Metzler in the Office
This packet is the limitation OF a new
enterprise to be devoted exclusively to
the interests Of the colored people, and
owned by them. The capital stock is
$40 900 with shares of 800 each. The
Countess picked up huge snag about
lilo clock P. NJ. Wednesday, as she
came through eagle Bend, which crea =
ted fearful havoc. The snag struck
the larboard guard and passed up
through the Office tearing up the desk
going into the Texas; as it passed
through the Office it rolled the second
clerk out Of his birth and carried the
mattrass up through the roof -Lakoe
Providence Record.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30
Advice to Wives,
r.. B. TODD, Secretary.

A wife must necessarily learn to form
her husbands happiness. in whatever
direction the secret lies; she must not
cherish his weakness by working upon
them; she Lust not rashly run counter
to his prejudices; her motto must be
never to irritate. She must study
never to draw largely upon the small
stock of patience in mans nature.
nor to increase his obstinacy by trying
to drive him; never, never, if possible,
have scenes; 1 doubt much if quarrel,
even though made up, does not loosen
the bond between man and wife, and
unless the affections of both be very
sincere, even lastingly. If Irritation
should occur, woman must expect to
hear from most men a strength and
veherence of language far more than
the occasion requires. Mild as we'll as
stern men, are prone to this exageration
of language; let not woman be
tempted to say anything sarcastic or
violent in return. The bitterest re-
pentance must needs follow. if she does.
Men frequently forget what they have
said, but seldom what is uttered by
their wives. They are grateful too,
for torbearance in such cases; for,
whilst asserting most loudly that they
are right, they are often conscious that
they are wrong. Give little time, is
the greatest boon you can bestow, to
the irritated feelings of your husband.
II Exchange.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BRsMEN.-This
splendid steamer Of the Bremen line
arrived at this port last evening. The
Bremen is commanded by Capt. @.
Leist and left Bremen on the 29th Sep
tember and Havre on the 7th October.
She brings Z cabin passengers and 176
in the Storage. greater number of
whom are immigrants, SO adults 80
children are on their way to Galveston.
During the passage one child was born
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Change of Schedule.
STORES AND WAREHOUSES; IN
MONROE,

E>OR SALE. That very eligibly loca ted and vain.
able property situated at the corner of Grand and
DeSeard streets in the town of Monroe The loihas
Il front of 100 feet Grand street and back
the Ouach,ta river. The corner building is two
stories in hight and has front of about As feet
There are two stores the lower floor with a ware.
house back of the corner store and some rooms on
the upper floor. The corner front room up stairs lis
leased for n jewellers shop. Below the sto.
ry building there is single story house now used
On the lower line of the lot there is brick wall
two stories in ght and well built which cost s2H80
This wall is only great protection against
but in fine condition to be used a wall of brick
house if desired. The location is the most central
town. Terms of sale-S9OU0; one third cash and the
balance in one and two years with per cent inter
Apply to f. j. Hart & Co. or Chism & Boyd, New
Orleans, to Morrison s. Farmer, gents.
Monroe La. September IS 1869. no52ti
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p ~ 6 y AANA 49,
FOR SALE!
II. L.. HUN.SECKER

Has, at his CARRIAGE FAC
TORY, on DeSiard Street, fine 5000
stock Of handsome buggies, aud car -S1<---S1<
riages made to order, especially for this mar
ket-CHEAP FOR CASH
Blacksmthing and repairing neatly execut-
ed at this shop, joining the Factory.
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UnUoS UnU0O !;
q. w. McFee.
PRACTICAL DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST.
-@ ! f%liy i inform 'ssp1 my
xNSNaSY8E0G fire i have bought
~ $3.50 T. f. F sntips i Esa and ID
am for the present To-
exaSEsNsS s "a Of Third and Desiard
<12$ o esnssssi e Rase1 sh s9s
see my friends and
all who may wish to purchase
Pure Drugs,
Chemicals.
Fancy Articles.
Soaps,
And Perfunery,
On terms that .ciN 1,rove satisfactory.
90 OF. Quinine.
40 OF. Morphine,
20 lbs Opium,
rs lbs Eng. Calomel,
and Blue Mass,
2 bbls. Epson Salts,
200 lbs Pure and
Fresh Newcastle
Baking Soda,
ton White Lead,
bbls. Linseed Oil,
! Dbl of Lard Oil,
Train Oil,
Glass, all sizes, or cut to any shape.
Japan, Copal and Coach Varnisb,
Paints of all colors, mixed ready for use,
Brushes from 81 down, Coal Oil,
Lamps. Hand Lanterns; Large
warehouse lanterns, Lamps,
Lamp chimneys, a vari-,
ETY. Of Burners.
SO reams assorted Paper, from large
Folio to Ladies' small gilt billet,
Initial Note with envelopes
to match, Wedding
cards and envelopes;
a full assortment of Stationery genralty.
| I.ubin's Extracts, FARMS Colongs,
French Pomade, Fine Dressing
Combs and Brushes, Bathing
Brushes, Infant Hair
! Brushes, Tooth and
| Nail Brushes.
And hope that with the liberal patronage hitherto
given me. may be Ell abed to build Brick Store
soon whore will present to the public large ane
fine assortment of Drugs SO. G. W. McFEE
to ~ e hSS %h s.ne for
ward md settle their Indebtedness. The great los:
which we have sustained conpels us to make this
! McFEE & FILHlOL.
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Eife Ju sura,,re Companies.
PIEDMONT AND ARLlnTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Aepo,s 81 500 oCO.
Policies issued during the last
two years, over WV

Declares dividends annually, and assigns
dividends annually to all policy holders.
nvd,s eighty seven and half per cent (s73
n. c.) of profits amongst the policy holders:
Lends in each State the funds acquireu 'ro'''
the policy holders of that State.
Lends its funds only on first BONA an" ''o't
uaoe. and lends only to the amount OF one
Saji the value of the real estate pledged.
Is exclusively a Southern Company us
Stockholders, Directors and Ohcers were
born in the South.
It's prosperity is unequalled probably in the
whole history of Lite Insurance. n" Compa.
nv has ever before during the same period OF
its history made such progress as The
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
has done. No Company presents such claims
to the patronage aud the commence % '"e
Southern people.
w. c. CARRINTON, President,
JOHN T.. EDWARDS Vice Pres't,
d. HARTSOOK, S. cretsry,
is. HOPKINS. Assistant Secretary.
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE, General
Aren't for Kentucky.
DABNEY II. MAURY. General Agent for
Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas.
OFFICERS AND D1REcroRs OF THE BRANCH
OFFICE IN New ORLEANS:
President, DABNEY H MAURY,
v,ox.pKEs'r.. GEN. G. T. BEAUREGARD
DIREcToRs:
D. II. Maury, Gen: G.I Bearregaro.
Con Rraxton Bragg DR. w. Fl. Holcombe,
al q & Garner, r. Nj Simmons,
"a y A " ilson, Col Thos. Macon,
Edward Nalle, r. 5 Barton.
In}es e.. Denis. Louis Barnett,
w. M. Randolph, A. NJ. Forter,
Forester Deslondes.
Liberal commissions will be allowed to &C
tive agents who have had experience in the
business.
Agents are especially desired for Louisiana
and A rkansas. Gentlemen applying for agen-
| cies will please send references and state what
! their experience has been.
DABNEY Fl. MAURY, General Agent
| fr-Soufh West, 50 Casondelet ST, N O.
L.V. MAYRE. Agent for Monroe
and neighboring Parishes. NJ :ly
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Any given number OF figures you
wish to multiply by five will give the
same result if divided by two: much
quicker operation but you must re
member to annex cipher to the answer
when there is no remainder, and when
there is a remainder, whatever it
may be, annex five to the answer,
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Carolina Life Insurance Company
MEMPHIS, TENN.
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Income to October l. (l44 months,) 100000
NJ J. VICES, President,
J. T, PETIT, Vice President
w F. BOYLE. Secretary.
III. EDAtONSON, General Il scUt
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
NJ ]. wicks, M. Apperson.
+ T. Petit w r. Hunt,
w. p. Greenlaw, James PL:lan,
F. Titus, Napoleon Hill,
j G.. Longsiale, Vim. JOINER,
F. W. Smith, A. SesSel.
W. L. Vance, n. S. Bruce.
IRRELEVANT & BEHES, Agents in North Louisiana
Office: Monroe, La.
REFERENCES:
New ORLEANs.-Gene:al Harry Hays, T
Fl. and NJ. Allen & Co., Ga ibreath, S'ewa ri
g. Tier, Jennings, Gates & Co., Nelson
Lauphied g. Co Beadies. Wingo g. Co.
SHREvEPoRr-B. NJ. Johnson, Banker;
Wimbery, Ards & Co., Hamilton & Co..
Wholesale Merchants, Cumming, Morrison q
Co., L. H. Morris, Druggist, Gregg g. Martin
Jessup. Marsh T. Virgins. Hyan,s & Kennedy
Issues Policies all the improved plans
No restrictions on travel or residence wi,nin
the settled limits Of the UntedStates, British
North America or Europe.
All policies non- forfeitable for .heir eauta-
BILE value. Liberia! deductions made on Minis
ters.
Active, intelligent gentlemen wanted as
agents in every Parish.
Medical Examiner, Monroe, DR.. Strother.
molly
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DRUGS DRUGS !!
O.. w. McFee,
PRACTICAL DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,

T WOULD respect
i fully inform my
friends and patro MS
that since the late
fire I have bought
the entire interest of
n. Filhiol, ESQ. and
am for the present To-
Gated on the corner
of Third and DeSiard
streets. opposite the
Ouachita hotel, where
I will be pleased to
see my friends and