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New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
6teamboais ano Railroads.

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
. rs s. Ss.s . cd: SI:'GI .Si
da.s Po9u ID. ne" and ssansh steamers
W CRY Os sEwLosDos
viii leave NerYorl daily Sunday ,,pi. at tosoeE p m
S-GnaS1 a.. soI's there ,S E,p.' G train.
thIoasl dis. and Of freight 1pP ihs os'e Pie, 20
newton, Oct ls, 1853.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PRovIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
EsrSs @T ri, g: n NJ 10 S SFoyTSFscE q FSSS,GR
Deck i,rs to BOSTON, - ToPR0yIDSSCE, 81,
and Prov WocsscrR RS for all important Eng cities
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New York
and City Of Hartford leave Psei Clip daily at for Hartford
bns,soo H. &C. Fare IS s.- ! 8 q sa.. 81
DELAWARE AND n; Y. $. $; Co, Pier 81,
SSsDSs
'f a. SAsPED sFLES6 fsd Gf s Iaw passage ' '' Oh per-
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY:-
some with South Branch Railroad Hampton yuneo,
Nth Is, L,s6 ard sa,ipeIaaa, Railroad and At E,,on Tb
hfh Nan Railroad ana m Connection forming a'e.t nne 70 r.
hug ah e West gthoat change Of cans a'o to Central Fsl4
''-'' --' ''' ALLENTOWN LIgE 70 TIE VEST
81
m-Fol Pennington E,sion Bethlehem, Mauch Chank wilkes
tAus Puon hstarOT City TGnkhasBock IoEanda haVe &C.
i:iuA m.-fUr kasou.
ga m"EsrSES ErrRI dsiy except suntav for Eaon Allen
Harris the West Connects Al S0msre for Fnngton
junction ,troldsturg water Gap Bng,Hton S
&c. Prrlurg and Esoh for hauei Cbuna hahanoy
tIir, " kesl-fre. " llausuor Ene &c.
lU:}o a. n.-Hay Train for Soueryi.e.
2m.-Por Famng0n E,ston Allentown Maneh Chunk hah'roy
CITY Whe'baue, Reaus Columbia Lancaster, Elbna Poi''e
Harrisburg, 6c
= ,. m.-For B'.,on Allentown, and Maqch Chunk
$3.50 For Ristlu Allentown Naueh Chunk and Bevie'e
$500. u.-fur NOmerVile ami Pennington.
5pm-CytINNArt E1PREss CsIv Easion Bethlehem Aler
town Reading Harrisburg Pgturgh Chicago and Cincinnati Sleep
Ps8e Pittsburgh and taaO CONNECTS al JUNCTION
uh Delaware Isctarspna and Nssn Ia road Tor seea.ol
.:l. q. n.--fur hunerTle.
D. m.-For Esston
D. m.-For Non.Tvie.
g. n I'm gr,y,) For Eagton
s.i5 =. m.-For fanishl
u D. m For Ts.a6,ll Weirssisvs sni SATURDAY 49, 49, . . .
Fa Ezsleh 600 b.p 13 40 $50 300. sW io0 lliS
MP .00 200 g? a 3J0 1900, 40 ti .:.3, 5O 3t3
600 go 200 7:4o sOj $40 800, s;i5 1875, 1900
Te. ,r ts e.. cav be- obtsnd the Office of the teu. Raj
road of loot Of Lhsrly-st T. No or House 20
Nos. "a a. BToisAy atho 10 'l ~ e
hotels X t. XII hEA, ssptflNllslI
H p B,- nNfS. Ger. Pass. At.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
Professional Sollrss.

4 ID. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly Professor
Ns mprisnt spseides Ia the Syracuse Medical Co.r, n Y
Ohoe 23I hhetb,i east Of Thrd ave- " T. Ctr Neryoa, D
~ md all other yeds and gener, ds.ses Sc Dr. worn 5
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15

All sns eonBe H.up,ead sunIs for RO'lru,
ssns.r. Post a $50 N. and On J. D. BAgros supt
NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
csUsS srNHER zR,sa AaRASGEsEsTs AlNV sas
'o''E. fT.Ss hs'i,i; TSvs 6 NV T.;i T6si ins'''
ye New H,1sn and Bridgeport, I), lSo m l2:l' RI)
Po aoSd stsiioFi F.rs.s Southport and wpor T.
For sol-,i / CEI r:,O. l':s rr) s0rl as 40
sS g.a,9 il ~ go NV s.% is:ls lsa s iI sls ,R.
,.s 20 IIl. 10; .'s sS i.Is, sFI) I'm. ~, a..
send,y Mail rr.in s,1,, Ss~rsrt At fer
B'0D va So' Spr's;ss sx1sr,ss hss I'd s1SG. %s.S L3;
ror Bo'tou, VIA Springfield. a. m, azdSp m
t: t: s:sifs sssd Il. .ss sAs5; sDaas ai. TX S H.
Newport L. Risp n tErl connecting With steamer ,sr0s
reoas,ss 3 i' RV.i K.i1c.l it: !. = m, nisp NonH
s,io F5SSi:.: I'D r.As s.IE.,i ;.i;
To S:.H,yss and Sorh.Ipto. Railroad Ia 3Oop m to
Hsth,nPt0h and Wiliiniburgh.
For Houstouie RAIrO,e a n. and p n
"a s:.f Sss:t ,,5 i. r
Cersoloa' Sleeping Cars ,tt,sssd n train: ,a ,o 70 sss
~, Tram :. A' Line a.s fs'i aSf or 's;: d.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Trans l..I, Thrti.th st, a follows
oSis.sS Kry[s. p-st room ;,, :.S S sr No
s9anSs.aos Sr Way p,.,s1,s ,I,pt Da"Ts room ear.
~. xesH:.l EIs5s ear: .,,rS.s S,a,, v,
Nvs sJiesss AMI Canlnda.Eul (Dnlt) ,, .
Rs!s.t $'so me- ssr,l. i S cSso " Vi. ;p sc
roads for s. LOo. Toledo ,nd via 1dAH'pO crA'
Il p n, s Msst s1pr,s. sI,spirs s,n attached
$. m n .,Ts IS ,ad S $40 P, n, P'.i..ii,ni.
$40, 7O $40 ssd i6:is w. il m la AS ':lo sis ana
n:S n Yoster triuI
H. sunday "'' ''t rIisIck H. ksSbRIck G..q Passenger Ara.
s.-IOrl. Dee 5. 1870
NEW. JERSEY YRAILROAD.FR0M FOOT Of
~ CoRTLAsDTsT-forwKsTpn pniLADELrA ,iS:so ,.d 80
yo SifsSsE is fss .a
The WEST s,s%srs $50 l:'o .aa s1s' for Ths
r.t.. a AZ, .Sshed % he lis y y d', ,.i arsass
lyse5Sus without eh,ns, For the WEST v. r.asy,, Rat
70 o. $50 n hroasi non S..roi to Pieah cr,l.
t'ss d. sal I'Ts Tss tlTo.s 10 P.pas atnnis Loa.
Sc Lean .ad Chicago ~o, 1es for 'a' at foS' CoH
s S.ssi ,1' 'iSS' c '''' w v j,SSs6s a.n. ssp.t.
NEWARK AND NEW-YORk RAILROAD
~ DhPOI IN SkwioEk K FOO. Of Les,.yN. NSTa k,sr
1--we 1 SswoToRs o5fs' roR 4 SGRGss.ss NO HswiKk
80 800 sl S s as ~ ' 500 So SO - $50 ' CO :5 $50 SSo
fIiyf sTS.{toFk wv roa wEsr DnRe.s-A COO $40 7.is
it'' loe, 81 3Jo 40 80" 80 80 900 lots u npm
S,LSNiS niSH ''tss'i;.s.%s E1a' r.sss.r A,,,.
NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ Oa THURSDAY sh ihsl Tie hontreal Express rll
ny Do Z, i.7o J. cBUGkNoUf ssPtiS,ssi,,t
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
FALL AND WINTER hI;ItAS SG GEMfNT.
ComnsEeHs hONDAI' oeio1 H. .o rss kOa.s,s and Grand
efns
s;S n, hsil for PteAoyue
10 - NJ, Accommodation fsr Babtop
$50 n EIpre for Paieho.ar ass, 10 Eeenou sHI Pre-
Pace
$50 n LLp Accommodation sssdays tT,.sh Psebogst
s.O ~. Bsby loA Aooonr oiIiion.
y d. keuick Accom- naodi
The sui 10 m. $50 ,nuu,t Al
Str, for kockarar.
TIE - sAi 10 snd m
str,ns for H,ap.,ssi
e. ". DolGLAs, ssysnasaasat
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
Daurins Academies.

DODWORTH's DANCING CLASSES
~. FOR LADIES GENTLEMEN OR CHILDREN
MONfNGS, AFTERNOONS EVENING. Nov re'Iyirg pupils
~ 80 ~ F.L ave Ts,n Ih.t No b5 Fhhs5e Send
circular
uLASKO'. DANCING CLASSES will COM
1 urnre NOVEMBER H.rrsnls ROOFS sixth ana
Po-tv sec0Li Send Tor circulars
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15

LOUISVILLE NNp NASHVILLE RAnRoAn NhS Iii III
CENT CONsOlIDhThD MORTGAGE BoNDe., bS snlsi Ii
amount left of the last issue of these bonds Wiz
be sold M W aud accrued interest. Parties desfns a
an entirely SAFE investment are invit'd 70 can wv
information on either of the undersigned
j. b. ALEXANDER & Co, 10 NaSssn-S"
JouN ]. CISCO X son, 80 Wall-Si.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15

| ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD
On amer MONDAY OCT a. 1870 Trains El leave James sAp
% folou
s:Va n dresnport ,nd Sag Hsrbor
1880 kofapor WaV Train.
Hsbor AMI RTshtsd Efprs Iuni hronh 70 Oe.n-
port on Sstrrsy nights.
4Oo Eotsport Express.
500 p n H.up,.sd Wa Train to I,ip Saturday nghn
600 D a Eotbpor Way rraE.
An tsis, Henpad suais for Ro'lru,
Gss Co, Locust valley HeiVe Hun nnTon pf Nor;hport e's
ssn.r. po.t a. ? % I, n. And o. J. d. BAgTOS supL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
VERMUYE a Co, Bankers,
rR anl 1g Nassapf NRM

NERMIIYE 4 Co, Bankers -,
10 and Is NaSsau--t., NeW-iolS
Offer 20 investors the following Securities -.
Long ISLAND RAILROAD lst Mortgage per Gems
Bonds. ,,.
SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD of y. " lst Mo'T
gage per cent Bonds. =.
KALAMAZOO AID WHITE PIGEON RAILROAD rs
Mortgage per cent Bonds ,iniercsi g.~dWee
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railrau Oo'
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
Ncw Du5!icGilons.

a MERICRN PHOT0-LITH0GRAPHiC.C CO..
" oFfICE has been removed 20 No. tOJ futoI,.. N.l
GOOD NEW BOOKS
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15

The steamer Abyssna to-day TOOK out s5C0O IN specie,
and the Manhattan Sll ,60O
The days business at the L. 6. Sub Treasury was
Gold receipts s533SS6 81 Currency payments sI89s 673 q
Gold lOlOOl 90 Currency balance. 5s4i 2t "a
Gold balance .... soT07252 a. Customs 26O 9O 90
Currency receipts. l,IS,2y9 IS
At the close OF bank hours money in improved de-
mand at the full legal rate though early borrowers sup
piled their requirements at per cent, and per cent
on Government bonds. We hear OF some talk in the
OF another attempted lock up" in connection
with raid stocks, but the scheme is not likely 10
succeed Discounts are quiet at the following rates
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24
FOUL WORK UPON THE STREETS.
\ NEGRO MAN BISAPPf:A Aits---UPPoSEB
TO 81: MCEDEItI.D.

Ned Armstrong, Il very harmless and
industrious old colorcd man, has sud
denly disappeared, and under very sin
gulnr and mysterious circumstances
Indicating that he has been the victim
of murtlcrous violence.
Ned came to town Thursday, and re-
! manned until after dark. Not reaching
home yesterday, inquiry was Instituted
to find out the cause. 1t appears that
he fell in with Il negro in town, named
VIM. Harris (in the employ Of +. p.
Stubbs, E-su.,) and that Ned and Har-
ri- had Il difficulty. The two were seen
about hali-past o'clock, so it is stated
by two other colorcd men, engaged in
Il dispute ON the sidewalk adjoining
Capt. Chamberlain'S store, on the north.
Precisely at this point, yesterday morn
ing, IL quantity Of blood was discovered
on the ground and on the bed of a small
wagon by which the two were standing.
Coupling these facts with Ned's dis
appearance, an affidavit was made
against Harris for the murder of Ned,
and he is now in Jail. Harris denies
killing Ned, but admits he was drink
ing Thursday evening and that his
recollection of events is confused.
IT is possible Ned has not been killed,
though such is the belief of those who
know his habits, and with them the
suppositiOn is that his dead body was
thrown into the river. Harris's guilt
is, of course, dependent upon Ncd's
death, and is even then, from what we
hear, partly circumstantial. We think
it probable that Ned was seriously
wounded, and, starting home, crept
into some place for shelter and died
from his injuries and exposure.
Since the foregoing was put in
type, Ncd's corpse has been found in
Mr.. Layton's field below town. There
was an ugly flesh wound on the fore
head and the pockets were turned.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24
The Great Pictorial Annual.

llostct,cr's United States Almanac ton.
ISL Tor distribution. 1l'dttS, throug ghOut the
l hited states. and all civilized countries of
the Western Sphcrc. will be published
i't"Ht inc if'St OF january. and all who wish
TO ul!drr>itld the true philosophy of health
should read and ponder the Valuable Suw-
GesflonS il contains. In addition to :tn adj
ihlrabic medical treatise on the causes. pre-
Nention and cure OF Il great variety Of dis
| cases. II en- braces II large amount Of iHipr-
! maj lon interesting to the merchant, the
illcclltlllc, the minor the farmer, the plant or
ana professional man and the calculations
nave been made for such mcriGianS and
l;ttlt tdeS as arc most suitable for correct
and comprehensive National Calendar
The nature. uses and extraordinary Sani-
tary effects Of EOStettcrS stomach Filters
the staple tonic and ali tcrativc ofntorc than
iiittf the Christian world. are fully set forth
II! lis pages, which are also interperscd with
pictorial illustrations. valuable recipes for
fhc household and farm. humorous atcc-
doleS and other Instructive and amusing
reading matter, original and selected.
Among The Animals TO appear With the
opening of the year. this viii be one OF the
most useful, and UauV be rad for the uskiUg
The prophet ors, MCS>rS. HoStcttcr & Smith,
on receipt OF Il two cent stamp, will forward
Il copy by mail to any person who cannot
procure one i'll his ncighhorhoOd. The Bit
fcrS arc sold in every city. town and Village.
and are extensively used throughout this
entire civilized world.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24
THE METHODIST FAIR.

The display of attractions at the open
ing of the Fair last night, fully redeemed
the pledges made by its originators.-
The Union Church was transformed
into :, spacious hail, in which was con-
Vcnicntiy arranged 4 number of tables
frcightcd with toys and trinkctS, articles
of considerable va,Ic and articles of
much less, things to eat and things to
wear, things to buy and things you
couldn't buy but could vote of, ,-arOund
which said tables fitted and hrtcd,
trampcd and travelled Il throng of hap
py-looking, joy-intent human beings:
the whole making up Il scene pleasing
to the cyeand gratifying gtocontcmplatc. to
We should be pleased to enter IN e.rtensO
into Il description of the several tables,
of which there were near ten, but our
| limited space denies us that pleasure.
| And, beside, to do so would anticipate
some Of our readers in the en- oymcnt of
the entertainment prepared for their
benefit.
The result Of last nights dealings, we
imagine, was very satisfactory. One
single articlc,a ii handsome doll, brought,
upon Il vote, S162, the winner being
Miss LudclinG, who ought to feel fiat
tered at her popularity and at her sue
cess over two other very attractive
young misses.
The Cornet Band, their new in
Strumcnts just received, made delight
fui music during the progress Of the
Fair, cnlivcning the occasion and con-
tributing to the general pleasure of the
gathering.
The two handsome flags prepared for
the Fire, and Hook and Ladder Conn
panics, were duly presented and re-
ccivcd. They arc really splendid silk
flags, and will no doubt be greatly
priced by the boys of the Fire Depart
nlcnt
The Fair, il viii be remembered,
will be open night and day until Christ
mas day, and additions to the expo
sition will be made each day as it pro-
crosses. We were pleased to sec some
of our Trenton friends down last night,
augmented i%ht.-DdifY, 22nd.
ST. Lo,'lS, Dec. 22.-ilcavy ice i'll the
river. Boats not ready to depart, have
LETT for Il safer harbOr.
Dispatches from the far WcSt report
| intense cold.
! The river is frozen over, and it is in
! t,p.,.1>- ,r,li
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased almighty cod
to call from his lahOrS in this forrest rial
Lodge to Ctcru;h rcfrcShmCnt in tho celestial
grand Lodge above. our beloved brother
liENJN +. STREET. i'll the prime of his
life and usefulness. Therefore, bc il
R"SOirCd, I;N the worShipiul Mastcr War
tcnS and tirct hrcn Of Castor i.Odnc No. 100
of y. +. n \. NJ. That We greatly dcplorC
the UntimClV death of our est Ccmcd brOt her
>. That frt his death Castor Lodge has lost
4 useful officer, and Masonry an exemplary
m"mhcr and ono who invariably SutIHrcd
his action by tn" square of virtue.
s. That in token of Our grief, the I.Ddgc
Hall be clothed i'll mourning and the broth
rem he requested to wear he usual badge of
mourning for thirty days.
/. That the secretary he inst rlIctcd to send
copies OfthCSc resolutions to his surviving
sisters, and that they hc spread upon the
minute book of our Lodge. Yours frltcr-
hHI!N. w. l.. DEGRAFFENln.
JnEI. TNTUM
y. l.. Wuop,
Doc, ~ i.1". I,auuiittr,.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24
Tho State oIiOIiiSiniiu
ONnrnitn pNriSh.

Estate of Tho state oI Louisiana
JAMES IIAET decd. ouachita Parish.
\ accordance with the provisions of ihc
1 last will of James Hart. decd. and pur-
Suant to the order of the Honorable the
Parish Judge of DuachiIa pariSii dated NO.
NCmbCr 18th, 1870. and directed to the ENCC-
utOrS of the last will Of said Hart, we Will
offer AT public auction. on the premises at
Monroe on
THURSDAY, the Eth day of .i;tuunry. ISL
all tho property (uot specially ,lrNi~ccN be
longing to the estate Of James Hart, decd.
in the parish of Ouachita. consisting Of
y large mum hCr of we'll located town lott.
Sixteen tlGt squares iii Harris; addition
to Monroe.
Fifteen 90 tcn-arrr lots in and moan.
Monroe.
wagons, :; mules, hogs, cattle; sc.
\ large lot of household furniture.
Farming implements. kc.. &c.. Nc.
Terms of sHlC--iOr the personal IIrujrCu V
CASH.
For the real rSjatr-OUc-tDurth cash 1Ud
balance in one. two aud three years. credit.
in notes Of purchasers bearing eight per
cont. int crest, per annuIn from date secured
by special mort gage and vendors pri Vilr.rr.
Acts of S:Ilc to contain the five per cent. at
tDrncN'S fec. clause in ease OF suit. and with
revenue stamps /" |,c at "NpCuSr o f Drlr"!l:ls-
CrS. y plat of the town prpDrrt y can y,
seen nj the law office Of Stubi,S 4 Cobb
BEN HART.
J. w. I.OCEE
Executors.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24
DARE HOLIDAY GIFTS
SPECIAL \ ANNOUNCFINIE ENT

/ have just received Il lot of fine 4 tlbumS.
StcrcScoplc Views of all parts Of the World.
and Scopes to accompany the :SauIC; all Of
which were selected for the holidays, and
Will he sold ut moderate prices.
Having purchased the right for his par
iSh. 10 take the M"HHotint phot o9rapll. | am
prepared to execute all orders in that bcuIi-
tifIl and very popular 81 ylc Of photo t0graphN.
Call and examine specimens at my Gallery
on Grand street. T.. w. MENIT.
dccl1-d,SWSt
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24

Two or three recent daring attempts
at burglary have been reported to us.
1t is very evident that Monroe is 4 pop
u;,r resort for rowing thieves, and
should be protected by an active police
force. What say III" Town Council :
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24

Mr.. II. B. Holmes has leased the
Lilies place, below town, for next year,
at $500, which is about so per acre.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24
SIP EtltI NOTICE.

All those indebted to the succession .
Peter EZeliuS. deceased. are earnestly re
uucStcd to come and make settlement.
Mrs. PETER E,IEi.ICS
Dec. 2i, 1870. !lt Adm xl
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24

Thermometer stood exactly at the trecZ-
ing point.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24

The proceeds of the opening night of
thousand dollars.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEACHER WANTED.

Ts'o take chargc OF the Male School at vi
L cnna. La, for the ensuing wear. Tie
must be fully qualified. and uneNccptional
reference us to character, &C.. required. \
man with some experience as Il teacher pre-
fcrcd. For part icIllars address
\. c. SlMONTDN,
PrcS't Board OF Trustees,
Dee. n. If Eicnua La
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24

What has become Of all the beef cat
game i'll the country: Is it possible
that with thrr" butcher shops, Monroe
has 20 Sub-iSt on salt mcatS'
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24
TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

En.DIRNOI n MILLSAPS,
Rcccirinq. En,rordi,,g ond
com MISSION RCHAS
TRENTON. LI..
Keep always on hand a full stock of
PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
LIQUORS. WESTERN PRODUCE.
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE.
BUGGY AND WAGON MATERIALS.
SHOT GUNS. RIFLES.
EHEEClI PINS.
DOUBLE TRIGGERS.
TUBES. AND GUN
FIXTURES. SADDLERY
AND BEUS'rS GARDEN SEEDS.
We receive. store and forward goods ut
the lowest prices. and receive store, ship or
sell cotton for those f;,voring us with their
our special attention. As we have no losses
/" make up on cotton, our friends viii find
our charges ut the lowest point.
Our extensive aculaint ancc enables us to
hnE our our goods from Ef,iSt HGndS and
at the Lowcst lhiccS. Liberal cash advances
made on all produce stored with us.
September l, 1870. n50:tt
DAN. T. HEAD. W. G. WILLIAMSON.
Nj. u. GAHLINGToN.
HEAD, WILLIAMSON X CO..
TRENTON, Ll.,
RECEIVING, FoRW ARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
DRY GOODS, Cf.OriifNG,
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS.
HARDWARE. IRON, CASTINGS,
H.\C;GlNt;, TIES, WAGONS,
CARTS. AND PLANTATIoN SUPPLIES
OF all kinds.
and supplies. Trenton, Sept. 20, 1870. n2:ly
+. G. Sr\NDIFEI. TIIOS. MGUIEE.
Il M-<:irIKE,
K r.. T.. V | Nc; Il 20 X w a X - | Nc
Nj l; X G II \ IT'S,
And General Dealers in
ALL. * NDS OF NJ l;RCII \ n Disc,
REN TO N, LOF FISI.i " 4.
October |, 1870. n2-tf
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24

Sixteen >Y"a,'eS ctigibty Sjt,ntct,,',d E,hy 0cnj
tie center Of tOW1.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24
fsR.FITStEEsIN.

>' -iEtI.EE IN
Fine gold and silver Watches, and s12
French and American Clocks, fine E-IrA,
solid gold ICWclry, Pianos and MclO- a.. .sS
diOnS, Musical instruments of all ncScvip-
tiofiS, sheet fiti-c &C., and solicitor for the
celebrated pianos OF the st. Louis Mnuiilitc-
turing Company. dcc2O-,i:}n:wv
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24

VIM. Harris, colorcd, charged with
the murder of Ned Armstrong, upon a
WAS committed to jail to await trial
before the District Court for the offence
charged. The evidence WAS mainly cir
cunl-tantial, bat pretty strong.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24

The recent heavy rains have put the
roads i'll sad plight.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24

We are informed, 1T last, th;lt this
congressional district gave Il Radical
majority of 2S0S, in Il tota! vote Of 15,-
.23I, against 20, ZIG in 1865.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24

We regret to learn that Jas. ID. Nc
Emery Esd, is very sick Of pneumonia,
At HiEVilic, whittier ne hai gone to
attend the District Court
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24
Rev. Charles F. Evans. Principal

Will open with Il fun and competent corp;
of teachers. i'll the new brick NcthohiSl
Church iu Monroe, on
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24

Tll" Methodist Fair is held in the
Union Church. We saw at iInSS-
ming"r'S, Tucs,iay, three beautiful
stack cakes preparing for the Fair. Ono
comprises fix" varieties Of cake, and the
Who'll" j. elegantly ornancntcd. Nu-
Ht tn" Church.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24

vIcks9uRG CARDS.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BANK,
VICKSBURG, MISS.
a BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT,
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
a general banking business transacted.
President. Vice President.
GEO. NJ. KLEIN, Cashier.
n4l:ly
| I AMkIN \ EGGLESTON,
| GROCERs AND COTTON FACTORS,
Corner of Lcvcc and Crawford Streets,
[OppoSitc Prc,,tixS IIouse,1
WICK KSBURG, MISS.
'uiN =. iSiV nOll:ly
Established 1852. Rc-estnblishcd 1863
THOMAS i. TINNEI,
Dcaic' IN
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS,
Carts, Wheelbarrows and Plows. Carriage
and Wagon Trimmings & Hardware.
WOOD WORK,
mos, .>"ohex, heUocS, !shoytS, Poles, DC
NICKSBURG, MISS.
w. GHEENnURr, Agent
July =, 1870. n4l:ly
or. LOUIS FLOUR HOUSE.
l.. BUTrERFIELD Il CO.,
lNoltsoyr G,ocers, I,ori~ion Dealers nnd
COTTON FACTORS,
Agents for Latin Il Rand Powder Co,
MULBERRY STREET.,
[ Between Crawford and South Sts.l
N1CKsBURc', MISS.
July =, 1870. n42:ly
II. Ao'N&' ~ w.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
.1"d dcnlc,'s IN Eorcign 0n,l Domestic
WINES AND LIQUORS.,
Miller's Agents for Best Brands of Flour,
no. Dol MuLnERny STREET,
NICKSBURG, MISS.
July %, 1870 nifty
-
MAX ""NEH'
wATCIIAIAKER AND JEWELER,
Sign of the Green Specs,
NIcKSBURG, MISS,
sole Agent for the Florcncc, tho Singer I'M
proved, the Wilcox n Gibbs and other
All the latest improvements for first class
Machines, Needles, Thread, &c. All ma
chimes sold ut Northern prices and war
rantcd. July ,, 1870. nll:ly
rULLEY y BOLLS,
COTTON FACTORS,
UHolesnlc Dcaic,s IN groceries, ana
PLASTNrION SUPPLIES.
Keep always on hand Limo, Cemcnt, Plaster,
Paris Plastcring Hair,
No. 220, Ahnlbc,7v street,
VICKSHUHG, MISS.
July =, 1870. ni1:ly
WARE n WILLIAMS,
manufacturers ,,nti Dealers IN
EU RNITT TRE AND CH AIRS,
Mattresses Carpets, Wall Paper and Win
dow Shades,
No. 1G3 Washington ST., TicA$hoy, Mss
4I:ly
II II. PORTER 4 co.,
Dr0icrS in
STAPLE; AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Philadelphia Made Shoes for Ladies' and
HATS, CAPS, &C.
No. lGl Washington Street,
NlCKSBUIu:, MISS.
July =, 1870. niI:1y
A GENELLA,
N1tKSBURG, MISS.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24

SAINT LOUIS CARDS.

C,NItsEEs Il EGe:.H7ES.
- Dealers in every description of
PAPER, PRINTING; INK. CARD STOCK,
AND ENVELOPES.
No. fH5 y. Second Strcct. st. frtti$.
Manufacturers; of the Frank lin and Fair
Grove celebrated Book and News Paper.
September -, 1870. Hl:lN
IL \. SE.sTs;T X CO..
COTTON FACTORS,
FnI1r0rdjH9 oJtd Commission lh'rchu3tS.
No. Ho>; \. Commercial Street,
SAINT LOUIS.
Particular attention given to the purchase
and sale ofutcrchHud~c and produce.
ScrtCm her II. 1870. nl:lN
-UGtiN ric:3gs:NE y CO..
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24

There are ! negroes iii the State Sen
at" and II III tho House, all Radicals.
our colorCl citizens are taking to Office
very zCalouSly.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-12-24

The thermometer stood at :2S0 ut sun
rise "Wednesday morning. TIL" pre-
ViOUs rainy weather wound up in Il
hard freeze.