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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-18

SUPREME COURT--In Bnnkruptcy.-In the
- matter % the Estate Of CHARLES n. SPENCER and
lENRY MAcRARLANK Voluntary Bankrupts,-before Mr..
Justice widemanu. In Chambers.
The above named Charles " Spencer aud Henry Macfar-
lane having cpne hee and declared themselves bank
rups as provided Section oG u the Civil Cce Il Is hereby
ordered BY the Court that the Marshal u the Kingdom
take Possession q al the property Of said Bankrupt and Of
each them put their houses counting houses
effects and papers under lock seal and further
orFra by the Court that notice % such Bankruptcy b
given the Government GAKKrrE and that notice Be given
three said GAsKrrx calling upon
al creditors q such esnkrapts to appear before Mr. Justice
Wiemann the Court House In Honolulu 10 O'Clock
NJ on THURSDAY the seth day Of May, A.. D. 1870 then
and there TO prove their debts srcordng o Law.
IT, A. WIDEMANN,
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
Dated Honolulu, May eth, 1870.
Attest: l. McCuLlI. Clerk Sup. Court. 1T-St
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! Legal NOTICES.

I'm THE MATTEROF THE ESTATE OF
H GEORGE EBkRTS-Propcr application having been
made The Hou ) Iyman, Lesa ciscnlt Judgs third
Judicial Circuit BY J H. Coney r letters Of administrator
upcn the Hstse q 6eoggc Ebsr deceased intesate
NOTICE Is hereby given to au persens whom Il con.
eern that fRlDAY the ieth dy June rext At o'clock
In forenoon DAY and hour appointed r hearing the
application Cor letters q administration aforesaid and all OBJ
ecticos that may BE- offered there At the Ccurthoe In
she town e Hio- 5. LYMAN
Local Circuit Judge 81 Jud. Gre
Hlc Hawaii. May 7th. 1870. lT-St
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THE CRITERION
COFFEE & BILLIARD SALOON

U1HE UNDERSIGNED will open the above named
i Saloon on the Corner Of Fort aud Queen Streets,
Saturday, the 18th inst. and intends to keep the
FINEST CIGARS and the Best Brands Of CHEW
ING and SMOKING TOBACCO.
ES- Hot Coffee and Tea Every Morning at
o'clock By strict attention to business, he hOpestO
merit a share of public patronage.
I7-st J. PIcKFoRD.
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TABLE o.
Average Wages, on Engagements made for a
Year, ,rih Board paid
For Sale I!

THE LAND OF AUAUKEA. NORTH KONA,
Il Hawaii, to Kailua. Also the large Sugar
Land Of Ilakalau Hilo Hawaii. Also an extensive
Cattle Ranch on Hawaii. For particulars apply to
April 10Th. 1s7O-I5-tf WI GREEN.
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For Sale (!

A LARGE PLATE IRON STEAM JACKET
"a Pan. Is feet feet feet Apply to
April 18th. fs7O--l5-u W. L. GREEN.
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For Sale!

DEST wALLsEND STEAM HOUSE COAL,
ID Also lot Of second hand Fire Bricks. Apply /,
April 10th. 1s70.-I5-tf w. L. GREEN.
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Licenses Expiring in May, 1870.

DETAIL, 0AHU-HonoIulu: LIST Japan trading
LII Co., Fort Ct. 10Th. Lumtai. corner Nuusnu and
Beretania SITS 9th. j. Stsnnek, corner Liliha st.
18th, > Magnin corner SuuanH and Marine sts 1Ith
j. N. Smith. Forth st. 24th, L. L. Torbert Port e.
Nuuanu Soth. All Tong a All Chuck. Ulakoheo, 10Th
Waialua, l7th Alb Lee Aauis-I5fh, c. sylvia. Wal
luku Ist. Mossmsn Co., 4th All Man, I'D j. Ferera,
l5ts. Cheum Gin, Waimea, 18th, All Leah, Hama
Hawaii. 14th, Dr. Wetmore Hilo. Kauai, 18th, Wal
Tee, Waimea, 24ths J. A. MedeIros. MoIokai--I5th.
kaiuapihaole, Kupeke.
WHOLRsALE-HonoluIu Ist, W. n Ladd. Fort
ST.. lss, Adams Wilder.
BUIcHER-SIst, wisssnbaeh L schre- Mani,
56th, Wong Ko, Waikiki.
Interior Once May Ist 1870
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FOR SALE.

- An ENGLISH WAGOHETTE,-
49, four wheels, suitable for Family-turns
eI$2 in it, own width. At cost price-appy
O7-2ts) Ri. Rev. BISHOP sTALEY.
ATOTICE.--Mr. THOMAS sOREgsOg Is
~ authorized. by power Of attorney. to act for
in alt matters Of business, during my absence from
this Kingdom. CALEB II. BABBITT.
Honolulu. May 10. ls70.--17Is-4ts
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THE PIONEER BoY!"

4 INTERESTING account Of ABRAHAM
n LINCOLN, translated into the Hawaiian Ian
guage, and for sale at all the Book Stores at sl50
per volume.
IO-sm G.P. JUDD.
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TABLE NJ.
TABLs n.

Statement Of the accounts Of he Bureau Of The
General Post 06fce CiA The Interior Depart
n,ent, from Apra l, 1868, to March 81, 1870.
Amount of Appropriations, 1865
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TABLE J,
TABLE K,

amounts Of Real and Personal Property and
Poll Tlres, for Ten Years ending December,
1869. in The Hdpdfidl Islands.
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For Sale or Leasel

- THE PREMISES in Hiio, formerly
n: occupied as a store by J. II. COMFY. The best
-business location in Hilo-
Apply TO J. II. COMFY, Hilo.
10 or z. II. HARRIS, Honolulu.
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HOTEL.

<xzz. HOTEL.
iIiiIN THE UNDERSIGNED, Mt the
&&-ra request OF several gentlemen, wishes TO
ascertain what lot be procured suitable wherein
TO build Hotel. Any party owning town lot Of
proper dimensions and locality for Hotel. aud il
wiling sell reasonable price, will please make
the came known To
I7-st d. G. WATERMAN
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RHINE WINE and cLARET,
~ For saisby - gartr
lssm H HAcKFELD 4 co.
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TABLE l.

Rersnus of the Kingdom during Biennial Pc
riods for the past Ticelre Years.
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Tues'y May 10lsund'y May ?.
Wed'y June rs Mond. June =
Thuf'y July p lTuesd'y Aug
Friday Aug. 20 Wedn'y Sept
Saturday Oct Tbursy Oct j:
Sunday Nov. 8 Friday Nov. II
Monday Dec u satur'y Dec p
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NOTICE!

TURING MY TEMPORARY ABSENCE
~ from this Kingdom, William c. Psrke. ESQ.,, Of
Honolulu and 7. ". Everett Esq. Of Waikapa, T.
land Of Maui viii act ny agents, under power Of
Attorney for their respective Islands, and any debts
contracted without their approval and consent will
be eOnssientieusly rspsdiaied By
HEMP CANVAS and DUCK,
sa HAcKFELD co.
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Friday May q Tburs'y June Q
sat'day July 2 friday July IS
sunday Aug Z sat day Aug -
,iond' y Sep. y SHnd' y scI .
rue-d'y Oct Is Monday Clcf 81
.fed'y Nov. p Tues,iay Dec. 8
fhurs'y Dec . Wedn'y Jan II
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Tot Expts 1867. .S3,6l423s 50
Increase 1862. 5 650.335 SO
Statement Of Custom House Receipts:
For the year 1865, S2lOQ76 30
1862. 2l5,t9S 42-S425,S74 ~
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-09
Monroe 0uachita Parish La, Saturday, July 8, 1870.
CONGRESSIONAL,

| WASHINGTON, June 29.-House.-
The senate bill amendatory OF the bill
of 1867, protecting the rights Of actua
settlers passed.
Tbs Senate bill confirming entries
to public lands in Alabama in certain
cases passed. 1t goes to the president
The Senate bill establishing and pro-
| tecting National cemeteries, passed. -
1t goes to the President.
The Reconstruction committee post
poned the amnesty bill to december.
A majority of the committee try to
make the postponement plausible by
an argument that the present session
is too short.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The Senate
last night restored the income tax by
fixing the rate at two and half per
ceut, to continue for two years longer,
with two thousand dollars to be ex-
empted. This action leaves the mat
ter in such shape that in the disburse-
mcnt between the two Houses. the con-
ference committee will be obliged to
retain this tax, although the rate mag
be fixed at different figures.
The naturalization bill was consid cred
and an amendment by Sumner was ad-
OP'SN CIA Iu0 "OAN AItO ~ Ou SuO
naturalization laws.
House.-The house then took up.the
Louisiana contested election case of
Darrall vs. Bailey. The resolution
of the majority being that Adolph Bal
ley is not entitled to the seat, and tha
G. &. Darral is, and Of the minority
that Bailey was duly elected and was
entitled to the seat. After remarks by
Stevenson and Sheldon, Of Louisiana.
in support of the majority resolutions,
and of Kerr against the resolutions,
the minority was rejected, 36 to 81,
and that Of the majority giving the
seat to Darrall was adopted, yeas 81,
nays 81.
Randall then made motion to ad-
journ, remarking that the question
was important and should be decided
by full House. Stevenson offered to
allow a vote on motion 10 reconsider
to be taken at three O'Clock on Wednes-
day next. Randall accepted the prop
osition aud it was agreed to.
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A duel was fought last week four
miles below Memphis on the Arkansas
shore, between Geo. r. Phelan and
James Brizzolara, young lawyers of
Memphis. resulting in wounding Briz-
zolara'in the left breast, perhaps fatally.
The weapons were Colts navy dis
tance Is PAGES. The affair grew out of
politics and created great excitement.
Brizzolara at the question are you
ready, answered 10, and stopped down,
adjusted wristbands, and rising up said
coolly, 'ready." At the word '6rey'
Brizzolara fired. Phelan waited till
the smoke cleared fired. and both miss
ed. Phelau fred and struck Brizzolara
about the heart and left of sternum.
The ball passed into the breast, above
the heart, and came out in the side,
through the left arm. Brizzolara fred
as he fell. Phelan was untouched.--
Phelan is very young He went to
Nicaragua with Walker, fought through
the war on the Confederate side joined
the Fenian war.in ireland and was re-
leased by the British authorities
BrHzolara was struck while using both
hands in cooking his pistol.
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CHINESE The inf1uz OF

CHINESE LABoRERs.-T The infuz of
Johu Chinaman into this country as
laborers has commenced in earnest,
and from present appearances we have
reason to fear their name amongst us
will be Legion in the course Of a few
years. Already thcy have penetrated
as far as the Now England States. sup
planting the skilled labor Of white
men in the shore factories. We hear
of them in various sect ion of the coun-
try and everywhere thoy seem to adapt
themselves to the wants and methods
Of the country with great facility
These Celestial sons already shine in
Louisiana and Texas, and by their
uncomplajnirg industry and ,decorous
conduct: are winning golden opinions
Of their employers. In house, kitchen
and laundry service, they are without
doubt vastly superior to the negroes,
and for that reason will inevitably
supply their places in a very short time.
That being done. the negroes, male and
female, will bo forced into plantation
service if they would work at all.
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The LOUISIANA LEaIoN.-The militia
is to be reorganized, and the charac-
ter OF the reorganization rests in a
great measure with those most deepIv
interested in the welfare and tranquil
hty OF the State. Consent has been
obtain for the organization of a regi-
ment OF lnfantay, two companies of ar
tillery and company of cavalry, CON-
posed of white citizens to be known as
the Louisiana Legion. This speaks
we'll for tho disposition of the Cover
nor and the Adjutant General, Gen.
Longstreet. Let every good citizen
capable ofbearing arms respond to the
call OF duty now made, and We can
count with certainty that Louisiana
will not be made the theatre Of such hor-
rors as were perpetrated by uniformed
outlaws in Arkansas. If We do not
respond, and chaos come, we have but
ourselves to blame. We are glad to
learn that the ranks of the legion are
being filled up with the first, the true
and tried element.-Pscouune.
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It is announced from Austin tha

1t is announced from Austin that
the Southern Pacific Railrord bill has
passed by a vote Of fifty nine to six
teen, in which branch of the Legislature
not stated. The Senate passed a bill
on June 13, and this announcement,
therefore, refers to the House. AS
this road is favored by Gov. Davis
there is no danger Of a veto. Indeed
it was the only one that received a
word of encouragement in his mes
sage. The bill makes very liberal
grants and concessions to the enter
prise. The proposed route is nearly,
if not exactly, identical with that laid
down in the bill now before Congress.
-PicaYune.
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REPARrEE.-Ofall the people in tho

REPARrEE:-Ofall the people in the
,epar!ee, : @ the I Irish are the most happy.
1,a a lovely g'rl was one day bending
negotiating for with an Jrish market
woman. Looking kindly at the yunc
beauty she said:
II axes your parden, young lady.
but If it's plain to ye, Id thank We to
keep yer cheek away from that rose:
yea but tue lady out Of conceit wild the
flowers"
Another instance. A peasant girl
asa witness in criminal trial, was
asked as regards to the character of
the prisoner. With a sigh she an
May it plazesyer honor, he never
made his mother smile!"
So degraded was he bv nature +b,t
the young mothers holy smile upon
6er first born faded from her lips
Can any thing be more bitter?
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LEGNOSkI'S THREE
CBZ,EDRlhTIlD REEla|ZZEIZ)LIS !!

1Er 1r NzT as OF Hfsr0 o1r 1
will euro the following diseases:
Bloody Flux and Diarrheess in day.
meadache and Ear;acho in three minutes.
Tooth:ache in one half minute.
Asthma and Piles instant relief
so1; So1s tr9a S s,n in ten N n1inutes; td,n es;nu+
Rheumatism in one day.
Sprains in twenty minutes
Sore or Weak Eyes in one day
Fever and Asue in ono day.
breaks Chill in i've minutes:
This is the greatest family mchicinein in the wTrll
Ave minutes ana leave the person clear of fever
You know not when you may be sick, and should
None Gcnune unless the name of R. b. Lignoski
is found blown On the bottle.
u IGNOSKIS ELECTRIC IMMINENT For MAN
"a a or DEAsr: y Try one bottle and you will never
The principal Ingredient in this Celebrated Meai
% Toeky Moantains It alone possessss @ ' Wonderful ID
Ss @ n I sns being %f sSs OF s
most powerful, vet soothing and healing remedial
Feet and otcaoons roedy made known to the
world. Reader. have you friends that suffering
l.inilascias'' and be cured
IT CURES THE FOLLOWING DISEASES:
For Man. Innammatory Rheumati tism, Chronic and
Acute Rheumatism, Bruises, sprans, Pains, Stiff
or in the 3 ao or "nt1 rns and
Earachc Tooth ache. Headache, Sore Throat Mmnps
Quincy, Aeuc in the face brc;st White Swelling,
Sore or Inilamcd Eyes, Paralysis Numb Palsy,
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Scald Head OF Scrotuons
Sores
For Horscs-B:s Head or BIZ; Jaw, Poll Evil Els
tula, Mango. Scratches, Bruises, Swceny, String
Halt Ring Bono. Windgall, Saddle Collar ais
Cracked Heels, Wounds and Cuts, soro and Weak
Eyes, Founders.
None genuine unless the namo of r. 3. Lignoski
is found blown the bottle.
~ ROCKS SALVE It Generalization. Erysipclas
SlT Salt Rheuul Scad Head. Itch, Rim rwOrms. Ul-
GERS in the Ear, Pimpcs, Btotchcs, 1nhamci Eyes
Corns 1nhammatOry lsheumatisni, Gout, Piles and
all Eruptons of the Skin.
All who lave used this Salve agree that it is tho
greatest remedy ever used After trying one box
YOU will always have it on hand.
Prepared and sold by
| H.B LIGNcSI<K,
Druggist and CLcI.at, Liolroc Ia.
june ic. lSTU. IJg-jy
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-09

Three squares in the centre of the
business portion Of the town Of New
Iberia were destroyed by fire on the
29th ult, including three livery stables,
two hotels, three coffee houses, Court
House and several large business
houses. Forty houses were destroyed
Loss estimated at two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. Insurance un-
known.
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ICE Thirty DOLLARS PER Tom

ICE Tn1nrY DOLLARS PER ToN.-
New York., Juno 2Sth.-The public is
getting excited over tho ice question.
Before this year the price has never
was started this year at twenty dollars,
and is now thirty. Two compa nies
have the exclusive monopoly of the ice
business, and have combined for. a
high price. There is prospect that
they will make further advance.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-09

This is to be q wonderful year in
Holland. for this is tho year for the
blue tulip. A prediction exists that
IN 1870, some successful horticultural
Will ralso blue tulip, and prize Of
many thousand francs awaits the pro-
ducer OF the rare flower. Already
there are some six hundred different
kinds of tulips in Holland.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-09

The Radical merchants Of Philadel :
phia are discharging all coIored men
in their employment who will not open
Iy agree to support the nominees OF
that party at the coming election. -
This is said to be what Forney means
by "makirg the city too hot to hold
negroes who dare oppose the Radica
party.
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"Why Bridget" said mistress who
wished to rally her girl for the amuse.
ment Of her company upon tho fantasti'
cal ornam ntation of pie, "why bless
me did you do this? You are quite an
artist, how did you do it?'' Indeed
mum. it was my self that done it?' re-
piled Bridget; faint it purity? Faith
did it with your false teeth mum u
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Haldeman after Butler.

I
of yesterday states that Buffers speech
on the Georgia question is "w ithhelC
for revision" As his speech includes
some interjected remarks in relation
| to Gov. Bullock, the proprietors of the
! Globe should look to it that Butler
! either commits sins of omission OF
| commission in the revision of his proof
as in the instance exposed by Mr.. Ran.
! dali. As none Of the reports puplished
give these remarks, quote from nv
notes as follows:
Butler said the charge against Gov
Bullock had been disprovod, aud that
they originated only with Mr.. Angler
was now undergoing an inves tigation
himself.
Mr.. Haldeman, of Pennsylvania
said DR.. Bard had mace explicit char
ges against Bullock, and that he had
to return to Georgia for the purpose
of defending the people against Bull
lock.
Hlr. Kerr Qnd } said that others had
made-similar charges against Gov. Bull
lock.
Butler-That proves nothing.
Mr.. Haldenap. (Pa.)- They prove
as much as Mr.. Fornsworth's charges
against you.
As the press Of the whole country
has sustained Mr.. Franswortn's charge,
and declared Buffers attempted re-
futal of it failure, tho hit was hard
one, and the Beast WINGED under it.
BUTLER sELF-coNv1CrED.
It is surprising that tie inconsistency
of Buffers attempt to explain away the
very serious churge preferred (and
proveD against him by Mr.. Randall,
has not attracted some attention.
Butler drew his pen through the
remarks Of Mr.. Randall, and wrote
on the proof sheet the following:
Note.-Here is a misreport, as all
that passed between the Speaker and
Mr.. Randall is omitted. heard no
such statement, or I should have re.
piled. B. F. B.
In his attempted explanation, Butler
said Q quote from the Globe report
verbatim): Mr.. Butler. of Massachu.
setts-Knowing him to be generally q
courteous gentleman, did not think
he would indulge in that kind of re-
mark, but excused him and wanted
it to be stricken out to tho Globe, >,
etc.
It will be seen that Butler here ad
mits that he did hear MIR. Randall and
was willing to excuse him. How
consideratel But he will find it rath-
er difficult, [ fancy to reconcile the
variance between the statement made
in his note on the proof sheet that
he heard no such remark from Mr..
Randall, and his admission to the
House that he did hear, but was will
ling to excuse him.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-09

LEXINGTON, Va, July Icon. r. e.
Lee left this morning en- route North.
He is much improved in healt and is
in fine spirits. A great demonstration
was made over his arrival at Chariot
tesville by the students, where he was
joined by the Hon. Geo. H. Pendleton.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-09

A Pennsylvania paper tells of a To-
cal preacher who has received for sal
ary this year nothing but currycomb,
q keg ofvarnish, and two dozen clothes
pins. Whenever his children cry
with hunger he gags them with a clothes
pin, scratches their stomach with the
currycomb, and lays on coat of var
nish.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-09

A communication to tho Baton
Rouge Advocate, from sandy Greek,
reports the army worm as having been
seen on q plantation in East Feliciana,
and upon another in this neighborhood .
Sugar Planter.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-09

An old lady, who pretends to "know
all about it" says the only way to pre-
vent steamboat explosions is to mako
the engineers bile their water on
Shore" In her opinion. "all the bus'
tin is done by cooking the steam on
board the boat"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-09

In the Missouri bottoms. opposite
Cairo, Mr. William Rodney raised q
crop OF corn that will do to talk about.
On eight acres he produced one thou
sand and fifty bushels! This is equal
to ono hundred and thirty-one and one
quarter bushels to the acrei
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-09

Charles Dickens lived longer than
Shakespeare, who died at fifty-three;
thau Byron, who died at thirty seven !;
than Thackeray, who died at fifty two
than Burns who died at thirty seven;
and was one year younger than Mac
aulay, who died at fifty-nine.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-09

Whittemore will return to South
Carolina and run for the Forty'second
Congress. He says that 80 long as
General Logan remains at the head Of
his pursuers, his constituents will stand
by him.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-09

The University of Alabama has about
a dozen degrees TO confer, and only
six students to confer them on. -
New York paper.
Why? Because the University Of
Alabama is mong rel lied.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-09

A Richmond wag sent an extract from
the Songs Of Solomon to city paper,
as original. The editor published it
as a fair specimen Of the trash daily
consigned to the waste basket"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-09

Bayard Taylor. Henry Vincent,
Hewlett Millburn (the blind rreacher),
and ALI Burnett, are all in California
ccturrg.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-09

The Montgomery and Eufaula Rail
road will connect with the Mobile and
Girard road at Union Springs, within
three weeks.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

HAVING determined to settle permanently
4 i in Monroe for the purpose of practicing
my pro tessou, can be foand at my office
opposite the southeast corner of the public
square, in the house lately occupied by the
Land Office, at all hours. My family will live
in the same building. Having had very
large experience in all the different branches
ofmy profes sion, the treating of children s
teeth and all the d seases Of the teeth of adults,
and the extracting of teeth and arranging ar
titical teeth; 1 feel justified in saying that
am prepared to do anything in any department
ofmy profession as we'll as can be done any
Where, and at reasonable prices.
N. F. McCRAW.
Jan. 6, 1869. nl5:tf
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A. B. GRISWOLD & Co.,

Corner Canal & Royal Sts., Neso Orleans.
IMPORTERS OF FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS,
i jcwcIry, Fancy Goods, Cutlery, Gums and ftstoS.
Manutartuier OF PURE COIN Silvcrwarc. Iriccs
low and cvcry article fully Warranted.
Foby ;, l2J:ly
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Office of the University, in New Orleans at Swar-
brick & Co.'s SO Camp Street.

destroyed by tire near Alexandria, the Institution
is temporarily located at Baton Rouge. in the Deat
and Dumb Asylum. Location very healthy. and ac
commoha tions ample for large number of Cadets
Number this session, 170.
May 2S, 1870. n36-ly
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