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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
THE GREAT PAVILION,
us0 feet in length by ITO feet in widthl
Lake End Psntehartraan Railroad


This new institution, on the Partisan style. hiss
been opened to the public. -
1t 10 tbs object of the proprietor to make this .
place OF entsItain@ent especially for ladies and
their escorts The best order will be maintained,
and no Questionable persons VIII be admitted.
Delicious IUE CREAM, SODA WATER, CCF-
FAE and CONFECTIONERY will be served at the
lowest prices charged for the same in the city.
be kept on hand. lt HI. -
Jseger's Braes and String Band has been engaged
And every evening from O'clock to the departure Of
che last train will discourse opefatle and selected
music for the epioy ment of visitors
Brivate Ball Parties and Soirees can be given in
the Pavilion at low r8tos, and with the regular
Band. BY applying to the proprietor.
Oafs Will run from the Lake to the city as late ae
10 o'clock p. ID. In consequence of the demand of
the public for such conveyance. horse will start
from the Lake Ct IL O'Clock P. n. thus giving an
lake breezss. ETC.. after their supper.
Psrents are especially invited to attend, the
proprietor intends TO make the Pavilion pleasant
resort for ladies and children
1es Inn E. Y. DENhCHAUD. Propretor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
REMOVALS..
.DEMovAL................. .RxuovAz

:
- BA0YAL... H 0OVAL..
The undersigned has rsNovsd his STONE YARD
rom the old etand. On Customhooso stroet, 70 ths
ARTIFICIAL 03AD 0TOWE YARD,
on Poydras street. bstwsen Locust and Ffsrst
streets. and the oAco to No. - Natcho8 street.
In extending and oonsolidstins his business with
the krear, Artificial Ntone Company, he would ex
preeS his thanks to Q eenerou1 public, the pstrons
and friends of busirSs Of thirty eight years. stand
ing in this city, and wsald solicit seontinuAnee Of
the ssns to the Louisiane Frsas Stone Manuf.Stur.
ing Company NEWTON RlOHARDA
Refsrrins 70 the shove, the FREAR .ART!FI.
CIAL STONE COMPANY will furnish their
STONE. also. Granite and Marble for all purposes
Of building fronts Of stores and dwellings,. steps
for banqusts, yards, garden walks, etc. -.
Particsr attention of property holders. architects
and builders IN called b the AFtlfcia Frear Stone,
nov Offered - beautiful aad economical substitute
for brick and plastered fronts of buildings. and
suitable for cornices, window trimmings, wall COP
NEWTON RICHARDS, President.
JAMES CLARK Secretary. -
Depot for the sale Of RICHARDS CAPE LIME
apl3 = Ia ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21

A horse was bought in Maine few weeks
since for four hundred dollars, and, for a
fve-yesr old colt, showed good time. He
was sold TO . Boston merchant for three
hundred and fifty dollars. After three days
without urging in 2:27, and the owner Was
offered fifteen hundred dollars for him on
the spot. RI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21

and 1000 hosshsads were to the United

and 1000 hogshsads were to she Unaseo
States. sHR tFr'
Stock in warehouses at Havana ana N
tanxM Is 800 boxes and 5000 hogsheads.
Freights active, owing 70 the favorable I'd.
vices from the sugar market abroad closing
steady; per box, sugar TO Northern and
Southern ports Of the United States. 81 373
a SIT; hogshead Of sugar, s. 5006; hogs
head OF molasses. g 1894; per ton 70 Fsl-
dull at ls0ls3. Butter steady It "a. Coal
oil market supplied at 4!@A reals.
Flour market supplied, S. 1903 IS. Hams:
Market supplied; 23Ac for American satted,
and 26}c for sugar-cured. ard buoy.ut {;
2o}c In kegs q 22lc 10 tins. Lumber !:
pitch pine steady at $s7@26 $1,000 feet. Po-
tatoes in demand st % SO. = Tallow In Do.
mand; l2@l22c. Shocks: Market supplied
with box; 9Nl0 reals. Hogsheads dull;
2l{c Empty hogsheads dull; 81 Is.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
DIAAoND

nIAMOND COFFEEHOUsE AND
e LAGER BEER SALOON -
~. 04ate Cotton piantl
Corner Carondelet and LAFAYETTE Gsro>ts
Choicest Wines. EQuofg apA Oiears, alvaSs a
eAn0s - alDo the voEy bogt WAtaEn. Lager Bo0f.
-, g. HRNNkBER0.
ooloek, nfip
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21

Succession Of n airy McDermott. VV1dow
- OF William Hopkns-No 81, Isl :"
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FORTHE PARISH
~ Of OrleansNctics il hereby gven to the creditr.
Of this estate and to I'll other persons herein ntsr
estsd 70 show cause within ton days from the pres.
ont notification. i any they have or can. Why
executor Of this sslats. should mot b homo.
!og:tsd and approved, and he funds Distributed
By order Of the Court, % ~zstl yf1vt rNrs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
q q Marine Intelligence,
OFFICE % fHk DAILY REPusLlc An,
- e.. ,.t..5,.., Tuesday, June Il, $50.

| VhhAk6U 36DI6kOAx. .E
Meth 0smaa brig Anna. Laarmann. for Liverpool
III AkRIyRD YESTERDAY.
is. gia $50 a ,e% Is. York
=. AlsnofA. 70 Whisnsv &c-lst district 10
ship Siss1;s ws:s., = s:y' from s'"por w 70
l. sChanfai1 4 Agas-aa dis.rics =. =. :
| o,sJ s;oa rfowIoATs. ~ ,tr.e 3
0esss, MeClslln, ftem the Pss.es-wsut down light
Mosavk. Anen, hon 8 Louis. with 5 bs-gss. = :
~ "a 49,, ss1AADoAfs., go.
I ~, Myrtle, Abst. from Lower Coast
,9o s.s A ~ ss1 r ION Bayou Sara
s1 rassspslk eenlY. from Jeds.soa: lr,r els
Frank Paigoud, fosin. from Vcksburg ,--,
sI % KS oIRRrvBD SUNDAY. sertA /
stsnm.hip De aoto Morton. from New York 18th inst
70 VIM C.esvy-lst distfict IA !. q r u :
7--ii 'As'a ofBAADoAfs.
Virginia, Schultz. from Louisville L
Besdish johnson; Ba.sett from shreveport
Henry Tee Dalf=rss. from 1hib0dsux.
". q. Pika Brown, from Bayou Sara -
- sharp and Barssa. FINN y hi,s Sulphur Springs
Alice Aunsy. rom Amite rvsr-kew Basin
t'.i o. KHLOW OUnIEe UP.
Bark Anna wslsh ceombs. from Boston April II. via
"a Nassau. 70 Vim crssvy-
1sN BELOW At QUARANTINE.
Spanish brig AmAbIs antonio. yla days from Havana
in ballast. to Avsncano Bros-
-s.o0s.A EXPORTS. ...
LIvERPoOL-Brie Anpa-l3S bales cotton. 1854
slaves 1881 bushels whsas in bulk IN Fl.
7.55zz}529 , ul1ORrs.
HoBLE- Steamer Louise ISL bales cotton IS bslss
mdse 80 bids paper and suDdries
NO1ILE-assaher Asry-lg bales cotton
lNDIAsOLA VIA GALvEs1ON : Steamship
WOOL IS head sss lis he'd sh..p ..d s so
ROAIAN ISL AHo-schooner Turber--ls0 piae-
apple. lao bunehss haasaas $500 plansains lsoo CO.
LIVERPOOL Bari volapt.--C.rgo Of eartbsnw.rs.
;1;s X u "a is1ssF pe's s..mh.
u ssiss cotton rs As psas IS pigs sundnss :
VERA uRuz-Bris M.rssret-75 bags coffee 10 par
rots squirres case fruit
ABOBIPTs or PRODUCE.
ST LOUTs-steamev Mohawk and barsss--ll 1893
e.. SH az q ss o and ~
LOVES COAsT-sssamer Myrtie-sundries 4
JsrFERs 80 steamer Fontensl,e-lsa bales cotton
BAYO6 sAkA-s.eausr Bert Able-s bales cotton
'ts sc,.cn 80 Y ehd. sae's and supdries an
cotton I2S SKIS coston SEED and sundries @
REcEIrrs SUNDAY. - '1y-r.
LOUIsvILLE-steamer virgiuis-227 bids tob scco
bales cotton l3 bbh -four ll4 SKIS oats 65l sks
Observation-Disclosures Bradish Johnson-23 bales
cotton CSC head cste ST eks seed and suniries
Arkansas NV 6R-steamer Clarksyiile-a5l bsles
cotton 500 SKIS oiissks snd sundriss M -
BAYOU SARA-Steamer VI. s. Piks-U bales Of
THIBODAUX-stsAusr Henry Te'e-25 bbls molasses
IL hhds sugar l37 sks petstoee end sundries - 1
WHITE AULPhUR hPRlNGS-Steamer Sharp
= ! bsrees- go cords wood !" - -
ANTE RIvEk-Stesmsr AIice-SOCOO shingles Is
Cords wood is,uoafsst lumber and sundriss 4
u r-+ 5
- OF sYarH8 xAILBoADa g /
= xOR0ANr LOUIsIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
BOA June 3ol28 hh6s sugsr u hf bales 10 SKIS
onions l8 SKIS poatos bills oasses SO head cattle 81
hbls tailow 26 bsls best H6 tcs best and sundrss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21

Freeis Lsero1a w. PBckard.
EOURTH JUSTICE COURT, PARISH OF
Z Orleans No. O. 7s-By virtue of writ Of Teri
fseiss directed to me BY the Hon. J. o.
for the parish Of Orleans, !! will proceed to.
sell ct public auction, ON TUESDAY. June q, 1870
at twelve O'Clock NJ. in front of my Office. No. S
A LOr OF. hoUsRHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above sta,e ed suit. -r- ..i.
i'll siI isa On E III HK1LLEuR, Constable.
Blake a Tower va Aasrea =. Cswan.
THIRD JUSTICE OF lTHR PEACE. PARISH
/ Of Orleans. No. 170.-By . writ OF fieri facias,
t. me directed b. the Hou. John p Montsmat
THIRD Justice of the Peace in and for the parsh
Of Orleans. in the abovs suit. 1 win proceed on
the merchants Auction Eoou. on Royal street,
District Of this city. to sell the following lot Of
ONE Lot oT GROUND. situ.tsd in the town Of
Greenyi!is parish It QrsApe. in the square desig.
mated by the No. II, bounded by south Market,
Coesnut, Foueher and Market streets SAID lot is
front on South Markst street. 3lA feet front on
Ohssnut street.. by zl0 feet in depth. - 800
- : IS AGUET, Constable
1ol4 u JyA Third ustiCo Of the Peace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21

MONDAY EvxNINo. June q, 1e70
Corrox-The sales to-day embraced 1900
bales ct prices showing less irregulsrity and
leaning in favor Of factors, but without re-
curing any advance In quotations, which
We repeat as follev-: Ordinary l540l63c;
good ordinary 1710l8; low middllng 1870
10; middliug -@l92 and strict middllng
-@204. ~ te~,,-,.s., - -..E :
The tenor Of the Liverpool kilograms in
spired factors with greater confidence and
most of them we're more stringent in their
pretensions, which checked the movement
Offers were refused which would have been
accepted on Saturday, and in some instances
fraction more vas bid, without finding
seller. For example, 1880 was offered and
refused for strict good ordinary to low mid
dling-held at Isl. Strict low middling sold
at 10 and Liverpool middling at l93c. The
supply Offering at ruling rates was much
less than on Saturday, many factors asking
an advance. The tendency 10 an improve
'ment was checked by the scsnt supply of
freight room and striDgency in rates.
~ sTAfENRNT OF COTTON. -fseri
Stock on hand September !, ls69-baiee, TO
Arrived since last stasoment....... L5l6
Arrived pfev1ouay $751; liza 373
Totat..:. Ll77.lls
Ciee eu to-oAy ......."................ In
Cleared preyiously Oh, f2S-l095 2A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21

OPELOUSAS.
@Ak FOR OPHLOUSAS, WASHING.
fAA- ton, Fort BazFs and al landings on
the Coast, At6hAfalAya river and
Il BAyou CouftabloGu-Thslixht dram
j. q. DlaaAford,
lave Lave On 1WfEDxEsDA1. = Il esI z. L. e'l1'
LeSves Washington for New Orleans every
SATURDAY ct II n.
The J. 9. Blsckford conneoss ct ginepors with
Gibbens. Through bills lsdinG given.
Bills against steamer j: G. BEAckaord win not BE-
paid without q written order from the captain.
The j. G. Backford. when the water 10 too low,
will connect with steamer LAegiep.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21

To TIE NORTH AND Il
Cairo aad Illinois Central
Two Daily Express Trans Ieave
Of trains from New Orleans. No
from Cairo to st. Louis. No cha
Cairo to chicago.
ONLY ONE CHANGE FROM cAn(
This is the only direct route to
points North and East, via C1i1
to $50 miles shorter. and from ts
hours quicker. than any other 70,
At Chicago, direct conneot ions
land, Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Montreal, PittsbuYg. PhiIadeIp
all parts Of the Fast; also, for
Lake Superior, and ell points N
New sad elegant Drawing. h
all Night Trains between Cal
Cairo and st. Louis.
Baggage checked to all imp
For through tickets, opply
Jsckson and Great Northern
corner Camp and Common
Hote), ct $50 Common etre
HoteD, and ct the New Ories
Northern Railfoad Depot.
General Seuthsrn PassssCe5
General Ran
= y 0snssai D.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
No. 10 Royal Street,
BY SPARICIO.

The best OF everything in the market, and pure
Wines and Liquors. at down town prices. TABLE
service elegant. Waters polite and attentive. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
HOTELSAND RESTAURANTS

DOOMS AND BOABD.,ir tea- I'D d,
- 70 n. W ffr-s.... 81 Il r = - .
1S6.... Camp Street. ............19O
. 1'.sb' .EDwARDs HOUSE. &
Very pleasant, cool, and well ventilated rooms
with excellent board. at very reasonable summer
prices Also . few transient and day bosrders &C.
commocSted ~ az Saf .1 ".a js2i SIN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
UPPER COAST

'-.'l. UPPER COAST. 81
COAST ANDLAFouRoHE PAoKkf
- - Uompany.-Tha nsw; And elegant
HenrY Tsts.
Leaves every MOKDAY q 8 p, Il. and every FRI
Day ct 70 4: H.-------
Joseph Dalfsres, AAstes, n. 81. Landry, Clerk,
lesvss e above. for LocEport and I'll intsrmedists
iandinGs on the Coast and LAfourche.
r O. MARTIN, Agent,
jau -.s,.-.-- 4. - 81 Old Levea street..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21

NERoHANTs' TEAMsH1P LINE
IL e.. Norton
sSHlkER 81 .Oeptsin Miner B. Orowsi.
Ss sE " S.@R:e5
WEsTshN hErR0poiiSS .Hss 1t.; vi benz benz
EMILY B. bOUDEK. Captain 1870 @-..-.
TxxH1n COMPRISING THE FIRsT.OLAss
S0lk0G Steamships
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATUR.
UNITED STATES. -
A. BLANCHARD. Commander.
Win leave her wharf, foot Of Jefferson street on
SATURDAY. June Is. stsP.M.
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers. ." !.
Cabin Passage. .......... sm
6teerage Passage. ................,.2 Is
Bills Of lsding signed through to Livsrnool C;lss
gov and bremen Through tickets for first: class and
ssiiss from New York ss:rS W.dassas ~ steamer
''' '''E'' Or ''''' Tow w; I;SSpw1osrr.
III. steamship NH lsq ; 'oo street
ing On sxTTKSAY July :. It Pm. ''n' oon ~:
FOB FLORIDA PORTS AND HAv.
ALLIANCE LINE UNITED STATES MAIL
t STEAMERS. stse af
FOB PENSACOLA. WARRINGTON, APA.
F FAS&hloo 4kD ST KkY H NFs %E5AR KtTs
i9sdlns to Columbus, Georgia. and Beipbndge.
s o. isEi;i sss
This lire IL composed Of the following steamships
to sail EVERY SAT URDAY:.
LAVAOA. e. +. HchelenRsr Commander.
FLORIDA. d. ,Lsary. COMMANDER.
BEAU FORT. j. Moo. Baker. Commander
MARC ARET... William Blsheney, Comma der. |
W. Reed, Commander
ES The steamship -
LAVACA. A
H. +. SCHELLENGER, Commands1. |
viii leave her wharf. foot of Oauiops strset on
SATURDAY. June 10. ct p. n. For frsirht e. |
H. ". PERKNs 4 CO.. Agents.
-. 4. ff-rl Is Ohxondo1oE otroSt.
n. B.-Dhippes viii pleesel procars ordsrs hon
Agents Once before sending frufRht to otonner.
No freight received On the day Of sailing. |
fe2ly - ]
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21
xBOBIPTs OF PRODUCE.
AY4rHS xAILRoADs,

= xORGANT LOUI0IANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROA o. June 1ol28 hh6s sugss y hf bales moss 10 SKIS
onions l38 SKIS potAt0e bills molasses SO head
hbls tailow 26 bss best l76 scs best and sundriss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21

Board and lodging SIS per month children und
en- years, ~ servants half price. les cod
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is2l wi q -. - - -
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-09
Signs Of the Hands.

A little work on e'Modern Palmis-
try" brings together q large amount Of
amusing gossip, but We cannot soy how
much you must believe of il. The
person who will carefully study the
wri0kles, farrows, lines aud hollows on
the hands will be able to tell fortunes
~ we'll as any modern gypsy.
e 1.-THE palm Of the hand be long, and
the 6pgers we'll proportioned, ETC., not
soft bat rather hard, it denotes the
person 70 be Ingenious, chapgcable,
aud given to theft aud vice.
If-the hands be hollow, solid, aud
we'll knit in the joints. it predicts long
life; but If overthwarted then it de-
notes short life.
Observe the finger Of Mercury-that
70, the little finger; if the end Of it ex-
Deeds tho joint Of the ring finger, such q
man will rule in hia own house, and
his wife will be pleasing and obedient
to him; but If it be short and does not
reach the joint, he vii: have shrew,
and she will be boss.
Broad nails show the person to be
bashfM, fearful, but Of gentle nature.
Mar ow malta denote the person to
be Inclined to mischief, aud to do inju.
~ to his neighhors.
Long nails chow person to be good
Dstnred; but distrustfnl, and loving
reconcif,a ton rather than differences
Obiique nails signify Deceit and
want of courage.
Little round nails denote obstinacy.
anger and hatred.
II they are crooked at the extremity
they show pride and 6erceness.
Round nails show a cholcric person,
yet soon rcconciled, honesty, lover of
secret sciences.
Flesby nails denote tho person to be
mild in temper, idle and law.
Fale and black nails show the person
to be very deceitfnl to the neighbor,
and subject to many diseases.
Red and marked nails signify chole
rio and martial nature. given to cruel
~; and as many little marks g there
are speak 90 many evil desires.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-09

"But l have never been able to per-
suade anybody of the Gact."
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-09
Misquotations.

A writer in Once q Week calls at
tention to some remarkable misquota-
lions. We quote:
SIT is the hard fate Of some authors
to'have line or sentence of their
writing perpetually quoted. and almost
Invariably quoted wrongly; fact al
ways recalled to my mind on hearing the
Fir5s Lesson for the Twenty fret Sun.
day after Trinity, wherein the prophet
fs'desired to write denunciation Of
woe upon the walls. THAT he may run
who readeth II" thas is. that taking
warning, he msy escape. Often as this
has been pointed out. people still per-
sist in quoting it that no who runs NAV
read as ifi werc merely the plaiuness
OF the writing that the stress is laid
upon!- thus entirely perverting the
sense of the passage.
''Cowper's we'll hnckneyed cop
which cheers but not inebriates," un-
dergoes no great deterioration BY the
alteration in the bard'e numbers; but
1t is hard upon Pope, q master of finish
as regards form, that one of his perfect
lines:
Welcome the coming, speed the
going guest" should be spoiled las it
is in at leaet ninety-nino out of every
hundred cases y by the substitution Of
parting for going whereby both the
ALTERATION aud the antithesis are lost
''Then there is poor Dr.. Watts,
again and again perseveringly credited
with an abominable Americanism, only
too prevalent among careless writers
OF our own day, but which he never
IVES guilty Of:
Let besrs aud Hons erowl and aehe
For It's their nature to-"
lin every edition. old or new, that !
have seen of his poems, the verse stands:
Let dogs delight to bark and bite
For God bath made them 20;
Let bears and Hons growl and dght
For 'ts their nature to, e. l., oso.)"
"But 1 have never been able to per-
suade anybody Of the fact.''
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-09

Jack" said AN old gentleman, II
have heard one Of the most delightful
sermons ever delivered before Chris
tian society. 1t carried me to the gate
of heaven" "Why didn't you dodge
in ?" replied Jack, you will never
have another snch chance"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-09
Carolina Life Insurance Company
MEMPHIS, TENN.


AAxETE 0y0O, 900.
ao. !rkxzRsou p4viS n.,a..s
J. T. PETIT, Sad Woe PresAsss.
J. u RDao9sox. Gsnsr1 Agent
~ = E w;;t' w 3 & 1AR sss
": R.0rosnls~. yause~ PhcaaA.
r. Titus. Napoleon H1a.
10: Longsa.14 WIN Joynes.
y y. I: s Sanos. 4: 5. sese.,
b. K Fullsa,
rsEsEvAx1 B.nxx State Agent. in E:rsA Loss.-
Once Grand L DoSiard Strc~ts.
Or. D II. KEY win sttend TO tho bssinoss q shs
ontas Trenton.
REFERENCES:
New ORLrAHs.-Gene:al Harry Hays, r.
II. and II. Allen g. Co., GnIbreath, Stewart
g. Tizer, Jennings, Gates e. Co, Nelson
SHnEvEronr-B. II. Johnson, Banksr
Wimberly, Ardis Il Co., Hamilton & Co.
Wholesale Merchants, Cumming, Aiorrisonk
Co, Il. II. Morris. Druggist, Gregg e. Marst
Jessup, Marsh & Wigsine, Hyans 4 Kenaesy-
Issues Policies on all the improved plass.
No restrictions travel or residence wi,hia
the settled limits Of the UnitedState-, Britiah
North America or Europe.
All policies nom for eitable for their eqalta-
Bile value. Liberal deductions made on Minis.
tiers.
Active. intelligent gentlemen wanted ~
agents in every Parish.
Medical Examiner, Monroe, DR.. Strothsr.
molly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-09

Another posthemous novel Of Eugene
Sue has been found among the papers
left by the author Of the '.Wandering
Jew" and will be published at AN early
day by Michel Levy Freres, the Pa
risian booksellers. The title is The
Traitor" and the present Emperor of
the French is the leading parsonage of
the work.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-09
TRENTON SMITH SHOP.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the public
, and especially travellers and wagoners that he
Keeps Blacksmith Shop in Trenton, oppes tie the
Livery Stable where he is prepared to shoe horses
mako all kinds of new work and do repairing nm
wagons, carriages, 60, at the shortest notice and
upon the most reasonable forms. 4 ibe share Of
atrcnage solicited. = r STETpJ INC ~
Trenton Sept IS reee.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-09

DERrs1oN. not misery. nei-
ther deride infirmity, nor ridicule de-
formity; the first shows iphumunity.
the second folly, and the third pride
He that mad. him miserable. made
thee happy to lament him.. He tina,
made him weak, made thee strong to
supper. him. He that made him de-
formed, ifhe made thee otherwise, do
not show thy ingratitude to thy grea,
Creator by despising aoy of his crea-
lures.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-09

The wIsest are most aware of their
own folly.
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fife Jnsnranee GOsnpauie4.
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF -, u
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Capital paid up and secured o2oo 600.
Assets, 81 900 900,
Policies issued during the last
two vears, over 600.

Declares dividends annually. and ass.eus
dividends annually to ali policy holders.
Divides eighty -eeven and half per cent. (e7&
D. c.) of profits amongst the policy holders.
Lends in each State the funds acquired from
the policy holders Of that State.
Lends its funds only on FIRST bond and mort.
gage, and lends only TO the amount Of one
hall the value Of the real estate pledged.
Is exclusively Southern Company. it,
Stockholders. Directors and Officers were
born in the South. +
Its prosperity is unequalled probably in he
whole history Of Life Insurance.. No Compa-
nv has ever before during the same period q ,
its history, made such progress a. the
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
has done. No Company presents such elsius
to the patronage and the confidence Of he
Southern people.
w. c. CARR1NTON, President.
JOHN f.. EDWARDS Vice Pres't,
D.. HARTSODK, 8, cretary,
J.S. HOPKINS. Assistant Secretary.
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE. General
Agent for Kentucky.
DABNEY ii. MAURY. General Assn. ta%
Texas, Louisiana and Arkansss.
Oyr,e1as AND DrREcrons OF the BaAssz
Orr1cx II New ORLxAAse
PRESIDENT, DABNEY H. NAURY,
y,cx-PREs1., Gzs. G. T. BEAUkE0ARD.
DisxcroRe:
D. II. Naury, Gen G. T. BeacrsRad.
Gen. Br.xton Bragg, DR. w. H. H6icombe,
Col, g. e. Garner, X. NJ Simmons,
Col. u. A. Wilson, Col Thos. Macon.
Edward Na|,e, I. 5 barton.
Jules T.. Denis, Louis Barnett.
". n. Randolah, A. n. Fsrier.
Forester DsslonLes.
Liberal commissions will be allowed 70 ~
tive agents who have had experiences In ths
bnainesa.
Agents are especially desired for Louisiana
and Arkansas. Gentlemen applying for agen-
cies will please send references and state what
their experience has been.
DABNEY H. MAURY, General Agen.
! for South West. SO Csrond-let St, N q.
Nv. MAYRE, Agent for Monroe,
and neighboring Pariehes. NJ :ly
r. l.. Pc FRI. SPECIAL AGENT, Monroe,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-09

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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-09

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