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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-31
INSTANTANEOUS.


HAvAtsA CIGARs
Fresh invoices Of HAVANA CIGARS. choice
and Pumariegs, Just received Per Lord Lowell, Gen
eral Hancock and Liberty from Havana, and for
sale st small commission
Ahe On band, god s.scrt%ent q DoHE$ ETY.
dura " n Gallto," and fresh Havana Tobacco Seed.
DELI I'm No. $ carondelet street.
HIGHEST PREMIUM AWARDED
III at the Louisiana State Fairs-Mr8. A n. Par
ish takes pleasure in informing her friends and
patrons that abe yin 0psn hes MKW FINE . SHIRT I
at N Canal street, four doors from Rampant, and
win endeavor to give entire satisfaction In perfect
fits, good work and pnnctuahty: Sample OF work
and mako to order freinen and base ball club
uniforms, ia every style and description.
del7 Su We sa 2m
CyOAL OIL. ..CQAL OIL.
$50 BARRELS landing and for sale low,by
JOHN MuRPHF,
della st No. 81 Natchez street.
JUST RECEIVED
Is fe1 kins choice Goshen BUTTER
30 boxes Cream CHEESE, very fine.
Is boxes Pineapple CHEESE, very fine.
tierces Westphaha HAMS.
barrels Pealed PEACHES.
cases TrufI1ed TURKEY and CAPON.
Also q large assortment Of foreign wines and
table deicaciea for the holidays. For sale BY
W. H. HKNNING,
6el3 st No. Is Camp street.
L
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-31

r ANDING Ex GARDNER COLBY,
FROM BORDEAUX.
EARDINES-
572 cases 100 y Chs. lie Dantee.
500 cases 400 We. Rozier l. Fills.
200 cases 100 Potel Il Co.
$50 cases 100 Angereau.
So cases 100 Leronx.
cases 100 Tertrais Balereau.
1883
WINES
20 casks Chateau Dillon, $4S.
20 half casks Chateau Dillon, SIS.
8 casks Chateau Dillon, so.
70 casks Chateau Dillon, SIS.
20 half casks Chateau Dillon, SIS.
% casks Chateau Dillon, SIS.
20 half casks Chateau Dillon, SIS.
100 cases White Wine, Sauternes-quartA
50 cases White Wine, Sauternes-pints.
200 cases White Wine, Graves-quarts.
50 cases White Wine. Graves1pints.
"a cases Nuscat Wine.
CORKS-
10 bales, plco each, pointed Corka
Por sale By
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-28
Dr.. Brownson on Napoleon.

The New York Tablet, of the Goth inst.
contains two column article on the pres
ent contest between Prussia and France,
from which we take the following extract
We do not think the Prussians are likely
to succeed ultimately against France; but
it is not unlikely that the idefeat the EN-
peror> of the French has undergone NAV
cost him and his family the French throne.
1t is to be remarked that no important nm
dertaking of Napoleon has been successful
| since his Italian campaign-a campaign
grossly unjust and indefensible as against
Austria and the Italian sovereigns. and
which'ln no point of view was justifiable
on international law, or even the lower
ground of policy. His treachery to the
Holy Father he has now to expiate He
promised the Holy Father the fullest pro-
sured him that he Should not lose foot of
his territory. How he kept his promise
all the world knows. He broke his pro-
mise, and suffered the Kingdom of Italy to
absorb the whole Papal territory with the
exception of the city of Rome and its ad-
Jacent territory. Since then none of his
undertakings have succeeded. His Mexi-
can expedition was a failure, and his aban-
doning his protege Macmillan to his fate is
a blot on his memory. Bismarck caioled
him with the promise of the Rhine for the
boundary of France as the price of his neu-
eidhty III tho NaF against austria: vet he
was unable to enforce the fulfillment of his
promise, or to prevent Prussia from practi-
cally absorbing the whole of South Ger
many. what are we to see in all this, that
Prussia is stronger than France, or that the
Russians are better soldiers than the
FrenchP We do not believe it. We see
in it the proof that heaven is on the side
of His Vicar on earth, and sooner or later
avenges every insult offered him by a pro-
fessedly Catholic sovereign. We know on
good authority that he was only waiting
the publication of the Schema de EcclesiG
to suffer his Minister, NJ. Olivier, to cut
loose from his obligations to the Church
ana TO deprive her even of the feeble pro-
lection she had hitherto received from the
laws of the Empire.
Napoleon has been declining in popuIar-
ity and losing his hold on the French peo-
pie ever since the Italian campaign, and we |
shall not be surprised if his signal failure
as general is followed by a revolution |
which Will send him once more into exile. |
We should regret iG, for though not free |
from grave faults, he has in many respects. |
as times go, proved himself a wise and able |
ruler, and under his reign France has had +
order and enjoyed high degree of material
prosperity, though in u far inferior degree
to that which she enjoyed under the Resto-
ration. He rendered a great service to
rance by checking and restraining Social
sm, which threatened religion and society
Itself. We commended his coup Tetdt at the
Time, and approve 1t now for we have no
aith In Republic for France, or any other
european State. What would Como in
France If Napoleon should fail as Emperor
We dread to think.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-28

pELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
No. % Camp street,
ORLEANS.
CHAs. ROMAN, President. M A. TARLEroN, Secretary.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-28

When man gets 80 low that he will not
even borrow trouble, his case is desperate.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-28
|TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT
l.
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
For the Year ending April 30 1870.


Gross Premiums for the Year 1894 800 80
Assets of Company, April &c. 1869. 900 627 GO
The Board of Trustees resolved pay est at Six
per cent cash all outstanding Certificates of Scrip
and also to in cash the 1852 to the legal
holders thereof, and after the second Monday of
June next.
They have also declared a Scrip Dividend of Eighty
Per Cent the earned premiums D. participate
for the year ending April 80 1870 which certificates
will be issued on and after the first Monday in August
next, free of Government tax.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
c. I. BUDDECKE Vice President
- TRUSTEES:
Thomas A. Adams, Samuel H Kennedy
e l. Buddecke, Samuel b. Newman,
p. H. Foley, j. j. Garrard,
A e. Ober, A. Thompson,
T. Smms, John Phelps,
A Elmer Bader, K. II. Summers my29 Iy
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY
COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
Number of Policies issued from January 1869,
to January 1870. 63ss, insuring II 900 OOO
All policies incontestabe and non FORGETTING without
on residence travel.
. Issues Joint Policies insuring two persons
for the benefit of the survivor Charges
on females. p. a BARKER, General A gent"
1872 Common street, New Orleans
Competent solicitors literally dealt with. fe27 6m
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-28

date for L0ngforih has issued an address
to the electors of Dublin, in which he de-
ciares for home government and denomi-
national primary education.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-28

MOUND CITY
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
tof St. Louis AnssouIt>
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT:
Ofaoe-No. 80 Carondelet Street.
oFF1cKRs FOR LOUISIANA BRANCH;
GOV. G: b. MOTION. President
JuGgo r. kAhh1Ch vice t,reB1dont.
d. d. SIMMES-- Secretary and Agent.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
j. N. FOLWELL, N. D.. J. B. RITCHIE, H. d.
NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORS:
James jackson, Col. F. H. Hatch,
Major Octave Voorhies, L. A. Wilt,
Thos Fitzwiliam, Robert Hare.
All kinds Of Life Policies issued by this Company
and non FORGETTING after annual payment ja16 ly
MECH ANICS' AND TRADERS INSURANCE co.
No. IA Carondelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Solicits Fire Marine River Risks Lowest Rates
CHAs ENGsTFELD, LLOYD II. COLEMAN
Secretary. President.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-28

CAUTION CAUTION. CAUTION
respectfully call the atten business COM
munty TO the following certificate in relation to E. D.
CHAMBERLAIN'S CUTTING AND DATING "a "
CEILING STAMP:
U. s. AssEssoRs OFFICE, IsT DIST. OF La. !
-. =. New Orleans, June ii, 1870. {
certify that the E D. Chamberlain Cutting and
Dating Canceling Stamp is the Machine designated and
approved by Commissioner G. Deano for the cancella
ton OF internal Revenue Stamps deeds documents
etc as designated in Schedule iB Circular 81 and
NOT NJ l.. Chamberlain B. +. JOUBERT,
Assessor First Dist. of La.
SAID Stamps be procured at all first class Station
ers in this city, and through representative Mr. A
KELLY. w. L. LEWIS, Sole Agent,
General Engraver and Stencil Cutter,
No Old Levee, opposite PostofRce
PS-Associaton Badges neatly engraved Seal Presses
Door Plates Name Plates, Stencil Brands Burning
Brands. Alphabets Figures. Stencil Ink, Brushes and
lndelible Ink. cheap aud guaranteed. jeI9 BIN
JOSEPH RAYMOND,
Dealer in
Moss, Wool, Hides, Beeswax, TalIow, etc..
- cussnnnOuso Strost, New Orleans, L..
0iass Bon SEA 20 ooe " .
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-28

At meeting of the Board of Directors held the "a
day of June it was resolved to declare scrip dividend
of FIFTY per cent the earned participating
premiums for the eadng the 3lst of May 1870 for
which certificates will b" issued and after the
day OF August next Also to pay and after sec.
ond Monday in July next the whole issues of scrip for
the years 1861 and 1862 and per interest on all
outstanding scrip of the company.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-28

STATE LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans. City of New Orleans. )
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this Sd day Of
June, 1870. s. WAGNER Notary rubl;c
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-28

Board of Trustees:
Domingo Fato, VIM. A Shropshire.
Sam' NJ. Todd, r. A. Peterson
S. n. Moody, Gabriel Pascal
Arthur Forstall, 7. b. Blanchard, Jr
Alexander Marks Charles Ramon.
This Company is taking Fire River and Marine Risks
at the lowest rates, and gives the
of fifteen per cent the scrip of the Company ut the
end of the year, as he may prefer noI4 Iy
WIN b. MORRIS & CO.,
Fire, Rive" and Marine Insurance Agency,
CASH ASSETS REPRESENTED OVER TEN
MILLIONS.
tim OF Hartford.
AiSDAE- OF Now YORK.
The Leading Insurance Companies of the United States
Record of Losses Paid. $40, OO0, 900
All business of Insurance transacted promptly. Rates
low as hazard will permit. Adjustment of at our
Office without reference delay.
WM- B. NORRIS & CO., Agenta3
1al6 6m No 81 CarOndelet street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LeypsS March iIsA mCunso oeBed ~ nuney. md
a. the scsodHt Uo~d FVeTWeuty bonds 2 ~ i't5
~ o; 1851 Bl Fsriies. g. Er Railway ri Illinois
C-s,rals list Atauiic aud Oreat Western 30.
LoSpoN March Il:Sia m-iRsed CSkss qur. Sperm OIL dr
a. per both spot and sfsst; No u
18th STANDARD spot per Spirits Tpeuue qmst Il
s3dn6 NLse Oi fun &S calcutta linssed
Els Tales sc per caL
,EKPooI Mareh Film rC"tou opened FRA and prices
"a y n Mdding Vplasis lGii d. Aiaag Orleans
"a Pori Sra. LAID hrn.
~ Oh lB65 old ~. o. so, Ten tyitts Ene b4-aEy
sAsys ut; ilInos Cenirss. 90.
HivKE Mafcl IL t'oiiau opened quiet ant steady.
PsKs March i7The BaHrse oreort Ls1. beacs 20 DE-
March l7ittrotus orce qus, a. ID, STANDARD
shp.
hKxKs March I7Petrceun orcasd quiet sut c'sed qu
ctay.
aIxBrEe March l7.-Peioeurr elc-ea leasg ,e.,-lsf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


scH f--2 Cation u casks Ashcs 1880 has Cotton
liis Ilag Con Meal. II 6y hush Ntesi. 10
g.. Cora SO BUSH Matt sou hush Grass Seed 20
Besus Petroleum 45e hhs Spis lurnettus
US bbl Tar, lo4lt bh Rosh o53 '
Pei pkg 4i tcs Lard l3j kegs Lsrd Ss pkgA
aoaer ~ hares hbS Eggs III pkgs Dried Fruit, ~
Or.ed Is5 bhs WHISKY. 2l5 bales Wool az
ksles L~sher 1890 Hides 30 bd Hides, u bids
or Tobacco l5l pks Rice, 90 sses Starch
81 hays PsauGts pas Pecaus. 81 slabs SPeiter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
ygusital fnsirumtnts.

A GREAT OFFER.
n HORACE WATERS. 4si BROADWAY sEwIoPk.
will di,po, Of One Hundred PIANOS MsLODEOSS snd ORGANS
ofrr 6rsi makers at extremely LOG prices for cash dunnk b'
month si monthly unh pid the 10 Let
AMI rent op.y applied New Cbes.g Psaos Tor ksn
Mvntbly irstalrnests received for same
CHURCH ORGANS.-W. II. DAVIS Il SON.
~ 90 81 the following prices
81 900 si2c; do. sl3n do sSOo do s2se sa t5se
IF You want good PIANO, cheap. call 40
Il NJ 81 BBRRBLDS (se I. =. Cummngss Wssroon No
linton square sold on sss
Oplv look 1t them before you deoee ebeshsre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
SECURITY OF THE LOAN.
PROSPECTS OF THE COMPANY.

Rochester the villages Of Henrietta Bass Ruh aud Hee.sye
Falls which the conduit pipe limestone osnda
all wells Ia limestone and produce hard
The In the Gebssee River for the bard
Rochester therefore, With it, 1000 tohAbtsno
the foushing And thriving cities In this STATE q riAosf
the caught ceras suc recarot suppu
hard from the we and Geneee The latter expensive
obtain entirely unsuitable for domestic purposes The city wholly
unprotected Il aud the nuaoHs factories the
Ee NevYoh Central Railroad repashops compelled nov
expense supply their boilers g which greatly
then IL ssf that there e 10 The eountJ where
needed ord where the eins vii gladly take and paw
We told By the proprietor the largest boe
Rochester bir supply bis hotel 9th wster
from 20 miles pipe 10 tAe city el90VOO
ns esrefully made and certified 10 by
Of the leading others many Of whom city
officials, believing II to he correct. and would Do
pleased slow IL " parties desiring TO purchase the
Interes. fsoo 900 bonds per cent gold sy.. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
Snitnal 9tbtnu,.
UsrKD STATES INTERNAL RsvssrE.
lncruR's OyRlcg, EIOHfa DISTRICT. kkw'fok

kKw.loEE, March
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that, Tor neg.
Iet al r., 10 pav Revenue sssed sxalnst
vpS R KiPFKR Disler Nos $50 West Thirty seehth-
At H. O. dstsst 10 be msds upon he
s,ss GOOD, sud chaes All the DlSfiLLlNu ApfAhArJb
FIxrURBs he. the premises Nos so snd ~ "ss' ih'"
s-v.sth..t tnowu kapfrrs Disnlsry, eolhsing or
..a,st5 team boe eugine steam pumps nangef
,tiI ferusstibg tubs wise. sever tab $500,
Prs Foor-J steam ptAps mASA ssos hssA WA ~" WV 49,
meter SEPARATION -, II. iii, donh,.,
o. .1J xora tub s,ler tsuk pshra scale Endstoee
Third Floor- nas tab tfskseTI meter Ss1sf "Ik meier
. Ia
ysa receiving esssrrs gain sIsv.or rt '"'
stscL. ,ral1 pump fbrge, water tubs. lot coax
o<rs desks and bedding lounge n0 chairs sha"
lag. pulieys, belts he. 10 49,. -. .s.u n.
n,sssry n eessf Tie af said together vm sosn .sa
:. PIBIC AUCTION lab of MARCIA is 90 we
% y. =, s,s.a ~ JOI.N " UKlDLky Csleetsr.
- 49, 80 Z ss.srosed until EDsRsDAy the 3a dag Of
LisrsA is'' a. ~' ''"' ' scas v. 0RiDLEr osllssssI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

a,. .. .. not, 80 s.s. x.-ss.eo private terms Tsss h.
s . o,.os s without resulting In sales S0"''o' up
sEoss AND "... Tor w.', m md s.,'s s rS' 81.
ST. s T. r.. s ave ss s ssS for
ma . , f.p sss Ss' q ;or sss 70 ssoS.
= 49,, s' w s:ss' s & = sass low:
s.'Ts.sI ,, =. Ss = srSsa n"p s.nd
IS A. r o. &C q Cd ~ @Ss ~ w AsSs' S' &c. ss
Ss' g ssssS :: g, IS j.. Louis %d r E,i.'
sras oges to, lu..s. e 90 e. q ses.ss.n
s as 90 :. s, ss ssT Sc sJ s Virginia. sssI &c %
90 a. g. Rys Fp mI .0P S.,, go ~. t'
s: ' ssI Sss fsa da =. steady 81 - loo
m s IS . - sst Wheat BY sail a.
ssa go bad. o. to Gissss~ ., steam, a. ~ A., nominal, ~
,,s a Is 1S fS e. IN srs c@p.s though
s .s. ne . s2ss s ss s :. a Rejected g. 81.
as, e. wS,s esc.r Barley spd umcdsrsie demand
Of 50. bush - "a g. for ed Sia's :sa ~ zoo ruS
as Pess 0uet sA, sooo bsss S,ssdsn S1S
oS a, Western q ssS IL s,Srs ' =. ss
- - -, -, az S.1thers In store qRes
ssS 'SS &c s 3D. S1als a. 81 Con- irregular aud
SsesO bush New w-srra o hes,y al q "a IA
sesv Al 81 "a IeOs eli ROune fslo" at
HAYS q; .sgpy Is rs,, We Paoit ssgs.r :,
g. 81 snd E',a, ~. - Ioa = a. Rye straw Is ''ls gu
HEMP-Nsis DAN nsc, gold Other kinds are In
HoPs qet, Prime sOa2ie, and DO Poor to Good
MoLAsSEs quite oes ssd transactions urHp0an'i
s-ees oG al rrades g. Kr-st extent nominal
NAVAL Slokk> without change the snail supply and bncs
s, Si Sasa .s sS Sa%e pale. Pts oss
Sssss IsrP''~ iS ~ sS.i5. W Ts pae 20
ss.lns s-'.. EeT.h County 90 -. S
ss:ss No No r.. S 5 % c S5 % '
OILS vsoa, prortHes tee general tone Of The mar
= E: :;s q & 20 r;fS IVES. tre eva.
::s: Fs s Ss., SO . isSl on s.1s.,a,a s
Nsn Biesctd Wnter Strsts.............. Ta
wk1le.........-... "A sslPslm. ~ n.......... ~
Nzn- BieAcbd Winter IOlte harselles,QtS,
sss Usbi'ciei Mic. oive Mars lies casks
7oa 75 q gal..........." Js6 lA
RoVlSioES-PorA quiet on the pot bat rather higher rates ar,
ior ufs delivery market bhsr bat closed weak sales of
bbls - 81 kt6 TO- Mess. seller April Beef Is drl and
ltrs : quiet heures sales 50
fs27 aud s470S3o for India Mess Beef
ave Eeihu soa.y; Sars hbs S28d S3l Cut Meals
fro: sales 40 pkg Pcke- Hans al ~ dl5c
f- dressed Hogs 6rmer owing t. small
,-f quote .e for wesseru, and "a dSc for City Lard
$50 bbG and tea az lStc srf No. u
ia slc. for Cts lSdl SIC far prre Steam.
TRoLEuM dui sUd depressed, the business being Of retail
,pce j4Oa4. rsyv ~ Ik.....-.....P gallon ....l1d5
aaBel iiuG B. tr,t. prime HIGHT straw 70 slie.s q
defined tiln SisEosid ehe. GO
,elaed tlln lKE straw 70 whte.....'Ittl
isphtus reH-c ioa > gravJ ~ 4s
.ssd9ah = Dbl. - 81 ~ h-,,
he acss aPls saes OF 40 tea al . aose or good
GAES-Tae rsoe for NV has fair hrt freely net and the
el rrHans good Refining shout std
sales 6gc for Cubs sud 10 boxes hsHSu a.
HaurrEte demand At iSais.c for ftAfcs .,
Els-Crs.s fair demand and hrh at i2tdsic or
ard Ter Timothy Rough Flax seed quoted a.
q EdsI IS c. Iiu>ecd Is quiet II ~ p gold
FLOW /. r,s, ave and sssds sales a. s.dslG
sIiSRI is dul ssrs, rs bbs- At ssdsaie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

CTT COUNTY, TRRhURY, NAN FHANcsCn fsftI ., I0'S
GAN FRANCISCO SCHOOL BONDS.
- ISSCR OF Ig7-SBALED PROPOSALS W be reeeyd Al TIE
Of the CtT Treasurer Francisco until kDhs
DAY ApH 10 1870 o'clock for the purchase Of FIFTY t"
BONDS Frasesco the being por
Hundred S Bends authorized 10 be sna ~ 40 set
Al Aet ffoVie
Fups Depsasnt OF SAR FaHCse approved February
H. l370
ssrAe the Ia; II Juue ls v Hesi o.
psvsbe s-Mianuuaiy om Toe s'
jane both principal aud interest payable United States
gold coin. -, -, "a, - - -,
Bnuds rayahle 10 United States geld coin.
Tie Commissioners tue nsbt reject s1J sua AZ BIDS a. we
public gOsa Tequire.
Proposals 10 Endorsed Proposals for School Bobds
d! ofH~f u 'Ns N'~" oTTO FLOPrEERIrG T-,,..r-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

BcsrOs i1cetes trser Mddss s,ie7,e se recceph
~ bales; ais bales total 8 saies ~ eses
stock ~ 0v balea
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-06-25

HALES EARLY RED PEACH.-We'
nave just received a present of some
specimens Of this magnificent peach,
grown on Col. CHI Morrison's Charles.
ton plantation. They are freestones
ora deep red color. In size, beauty,
color and favor, they are equal to any
of the summer peaches. We are in
formed that the first ripe peach was
plucked on the Sth Of June, and that
the trees have been in full bearing for
two weeks. Heretofore June peaches
have been inferior and had little value
beyond their earliness; but VIC do not
exaggerate in saying that Hale's Early
Red, beside being the earliest peach
known by at least one week, is in all
respects first class. The trees on which
the present specimens grew were pro-
cured from Pullon's Hightstown IN. j.
Nurseries i'll 1867, but they can now
be procured at all leading Southern
Nurseries. We advise our friends to
procure supply of these trees, as no
orchard can be complete without them
At the election held in our county
last Saturday for the purpose of asccr-
tanning the will of the people in regard
to county subscription to the Little
Rock, Pine Bluff and New Orleans
railroad, handsome majority voted
'1or subscription" Our people have
now voted that the county. take stock
to the amount of one hundred thousand
dollars in said road, and we believe
grading will be commenced at an early
day. The company will not require
the county bonds until ten miles (be-
ginning at Hamburg and running
north) of the road is graded and one
hundred hands are at work on a con-
tinuation of said grade.-.6shAey (.Ar/s.)
Times. 90.
This-is the railroad in which Mon.
roe has such a great interest, and for
which, as yet, nothing las been done.
We trust, however, that this apathy
will not continue long. In connection
with Morehousc, Ouachita ought to
aid the project with something like five
hundred thousand dollars.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-06-25
The Livin. Machine,

1njurc tho main spring of a watch an! evory r"r-
ton of The works becomes dsordered. The human
stomach is to the human system what that elastic
piece OF metal is to chronUncter 1t itluDccS the
cton of the other organs and controls to certain
OK tcut, the whole living machine Tho comparison
may carried further: for tho weakness other
inner tions of the main spring is. Indicated the
face the tmepiccc lsO is the weakness other
disorder OF the stomach betrayed by the face Of the
invalidThc complexion is salow or faded the eyes
are deficient i'll lustre and intelligence anu there is
n worn Nious expression in the whole count enancc
which tells plainly written words could do that
the oyea moishiny organs whose office il minister
to tho wants of the body, and TO sustain and renew
all parts is not pcrormn. its duty 1t requires
renovnting and regulating, and to accomplish this
end ostetters Stomach Iters may be truly said o
he the one tny ,eedt,t The broken main spring of a
ach only DO repaired and strengthened, and
this is of the objects of the famous vegetable
restorative which for eighteen years has been wag.
Inr successful contest with dyspepsia in all eli
mates. Asa specific tor Indigestion it stands alone
| When the resources of the pharrnacopoa have been
exhausted, without mt best, doing moro than initi
gatin, tho complaint course OF this wholesome and
palatabIc full, stomachiC effects perfect
and permanaut In all cases Of dyspepsia the
iiv is loss disoldered, and upon this i'm
Portant gland, rs we'll IA upon the htomach and
bowels, the Bitters act with singular diStinctneSs
regulating md yiCoratinS every Sc"rctiNe an'
assimiltting organ which bodily and menta
health depend.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-06-25
Mass Meeting in Ouachita,

e.
Alta meeting of the Democratic Executive
Committee for the Parish Of Ouachta, held in
the town of Monroe, on Monday, Goth inst,
on motion. the following resolution was
unanimously adopted: .--. ~a
Rcsol,ed, That the citizens of Ouachita
Parish, without distinction of color, and ire
spect i've of former party differences, and who
are opposed to the Radical party, and who
desire to act with the Democratic party, are
respectfully and earnestly invited to convene
in Mass Meeting, in the town Of Monroe, on
SATURDAY,, THE 9TH DAY OF JULY
next, for the purpose of an expression of opin.
ion on the political topics Of the day, and for
the further purpose Of iniating measures for
the more thorough organization of the Demo-
cratic party in this Parish.
By order Of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Ouachita Parish.
JOHN McENERY,
June ~, 1870. Chairman.