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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31
The Great Pictorial Annual.

lIostcltor's United States Almanac for
1871. for distribution. pi'ntt>, throughout the
United States. and all civilized countries OF
the Western Hemisphere, will be published
about tn" first of january, and all who wish
to understand the true philosophy of health
should read and ponder the valuable Sug-
GcSllonS ii contains. In addition to an ;,d-
inlrab!c medical treatise on the causes pre-
Ncntion and cure of great variety OF dis
eases, IT embraces Il large amount of iiltOr-
NATION interesting to the merchant. the
mechanic, the miner. the farmer, the p:,ntcr
ana professional man; and the calculat ions
nave been made for such mcridianS and
attitudes as are most suitable for a correct
and comprehensive National Calendar.
Inc nature. uses and extraordinary Slui-
tarN effects of HoStcttcr's Stomach Filters.
the staple tonic and alternative Of moro than
hllf the Christian world. are fully set forth
IN It's pages, which are also intcrpcrScd with
pictorial Illustrations, valuable recipes for
me household and farm. humorous anrc-
dotcS, and other Instructive and amusing
reading matter. original and selected.
Among the ANIMALS to appear with the
opening of the year, this will he ono of the
most useful. and n,uN be Hui Tor the '>kiJlr.
The proprietors, McSSrS. Host otter. & Smith.
on receipt Ola two cent stamp. will forward
Il copy by mail to amy person who cannot
procure one in his ncighborhool. Tho Bit
terS are sold in every city. town and Village,
and are extensively used throughout this
entire civilized world.
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Estate of The State of Louisiana
I accordance with the prov Visions of the
/ last will of james Hart. deed. and pur-
S,Ilnt to the order of the IIonnr:,llr the
Parish Judge of plIachila PARISH dat ed No
Ncmhrr lJth 1870 and directed to thc Exec
utorS of the last will of said Hart, we will
offer at public" auction, ON tn" PREMISE, ut
Monroe
THURSDAY, the Eth day of I:tnuarv. 1871.
all the property Unot specially ,irNiSr,D he
longing to the estate Of J:u,'.~ Hart, decd.
in the parish of Du:lrht:,, consist inI of
Sixteen (l6) squares in Harris addition
to Monroe.
Fifteen 90 trn-:crr lots in and nr:,.
Monroe.
= wagons. , mules, hogs. cattle: Nc.
Farming implements. Nc.. &C.. ,N".
Terms of Sa!c-ior the personal pr"!"rt
CASH.
FOR the real c~latc-on"-lourh 'aNh nnd
balance in ono, two and three wears credit,
in notes of purchasers hearing eight per
cent. int crest per :tIiil!I from date. secured
by special mortgage and vendors privilege.
Acts OF sale to contain the five per cent. at
torncV'S fec clause in ease Of suit. and Wit II
revenue stamps to he ut expense of pUvrhn--
crS. \ plat of the town property can be
seen nj the law Ollie" of Stubs Il Cobb.
BEN HART.
J. w. LOCKE.
Executors
Morrhousc Conservative copy until day
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The Ollachita Belle.

This new boat, pronounced, by the
Courier-JOurnal, aspccimen of steam
boat architecture challenging the closest
Inspection, is due here to-day. Her
hull is 22S! feet long, beam IS and depth
of hold feet. She has six dOublc-tlucd
boilers, 30 feet long and IS inches in di
amctcr; two engines, 29-inch cylinders,
S-fOOt stroke and working Il wheel 81
feet in diameter. This gives her the
power to be exceedingly fast.
The cabin is beautifully painted, and
touched with gildcd lines about the
doors and skylights. The furniture is
said to be the finest ever placed upon Il
Western boat. The statcrooms are
roonly and furnished with wide bcrths,
bureaus, wash-stands, towels, &C., MAX
ing them elegant little chambers. The
in the ladies' cabin are large
and airy, and supplied with every con-
The silvcr-Wart. is as fine us
any boat can boast. The Office and the
bar are represented as both elegant and
we'll arranged. Capt. J. w. Blanks is
in command of the Ouachita Belle, with
Capt. Press Work in the office.
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IMPORTANT TO SUBSCRIBERS.

To punish Il Paper like Ours at
81 % per amman on Il clet}it, is not II
/,,GGIudIc business. is 1pully WOl1H
81 90 IN utlru'lce, INT re WiV be con-
tent Wifh the present price, If PAID in
utlOu,tcc.
AJler tie Isl ,lry Of January, 1871,
Wr price Gf subscription arW he i1-
creased to 81 90 per- amman, scikh
this exception: THOSE wh0 l,tty in
utltfu,ce ,rW he entitled to II z'etlttc-
ton 4f o,te doliar, leuri,,y tie price,
as Ia Met,l, as it has been heretofore.
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OI-A< EIE'Tt RIVER PLANTATION
FOR SALE.

'I'lIl, undersigned offers for sale two pIHll-
i tat ions situated on he DIIH"!lita river. in
the parish OF Caldwell.
one tract contains Ia acres, Ia OF which
is in Il good state of cultiVt ION. and - go
acres dcadCnctl: lies high. and 100 acre.; can
be levied with Il very %,null lcVrr: situated
: miles below Columbia ON tn" DUachiiH
river. can be bought ut $50 pCr acre.
The second plantation lies ON tI3C DHHchitH
river. Z miles below Columbia: contains
800 'tG-lOp acrCS near 2oO acres in Il rood
state of cultivation l2O acres levied in ::
and il would cost mere lrtlc to lcNcc in 30
acrcS moro. This place can bc bought ut 50
per W. =. nI\b\
October -. 1870. 5:tf Columbia. | IL.
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CDTTOS Si!E.D.
i 10 LII = III l-AI, i

The undersigned has in store, for sale.
over 100 bushels of the celebrated Her
long Cotton Seed. This variety of cotton
seed has acquired the preference over all
other varieties wherever fairly tested. It i
remarkably prolific and opens earlier bV-
several days than the ordinary cotton.
J. HOWELL T.NTCM, Trenton, Ia.
Oct -, 1870. nl:tf
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FOR SALE CHEAP!

y \ No l. TOP BUGGY. stylish. al
N most now. shaft and pole. and double
and single harness.
Also: two bay HORSES, in good con-
dition, broke to either harness or saddle,
and warranted sound. Will be sold at q
sacrifice, as the owner has no furt her use
for them. Inquire of
BEIEN BROTHERS.
Insurance Agents.
I
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DARE HOLIDAY GIFTS
Special ANNOUNCEMENT.

! have just received II lot OF fine Albums.
StcrcScopic Views OF all parts OF the World.
and Scopes to accompany the same; all of
which were selected for the hni;IaNS and
Will he sold III moderate prices.
Havin" purchased the right for This par
iSh, to take the McZZotint photograph. | am
prepared to execute all orders III that beau
tiful and very popularstN Vie of photography.
Cali and examine specimens ut my Gallery
on Grand street. T.. w. MEALI.
lCcl1=li.EMht
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Our old patron II. p. Buckley, of
New Orleans, has renewed his card
with us for another year, it being his
third or fourth. 1t affords us pleasure
to recommend Mr.. BPS workmanship
and stock to all OF our readers dealing
in New Orleans.
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The Hon. &. II. Ellis, member of the
legislature elect from Union, called up
on us yesterday, on his way to New
Orleans. We found Mr.. Ellis an agree
able, well-informed young man, and
ardently devoted to his State and people.
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Louis Blum. Gc:ticr in Fine Chars, lliI..
smoking, and Tin" cut chewing tObHrro>.
pipes, and all smokers articles. l7l Wa-h-
ingtOn street, NicIiSbur~. Miss
ri, Trade supplied at New York prices.
December, T.. 1870. d,vw-tI
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FOR SALE. AT 4 SACRIFICE.

4 SIN-OCTANE New York PIANO, in
N good order and lately tuned. Will he
sold for halfits worth. Call, at once, at the
office of Behen Brothers, general insurance
agents, Monroe, La.
Dec. 81 nl5-tI
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River Items.

The Olacllita Belle, Capt. BlankS'S
new boat, made our landing Friday
night. She is one of the bcst-built and
most complete steamboats, ever brought
up the Ouachita. Her accommodate
tions are almost luxurious, and her
rate of speed not surpassed by any craft
of similar appointments. She will be
our regular Saturday New Orleans
In,cket.-Ddi2y, 27M.
The Gov. Allen left this port this af-
trrnoOn with about 100 bales of cotton
aboard. While here Capt. Sinnott re-
ct.ivcd the following from the Natchez
agent of the Lee, in reference to the
condition of that boat:
\AT,IIF:z, Dec. 22.-Thc Lee is sunk
nearly to the guards. l think she can
be raised, and have telegraphed for the
Usage to come to her assistance.
-DctVy, 23r1. II. HOLMES.
IN LrCK.-Thc editor of the TELE-
GRAPH has been unusually favored by
fortune during the holidays. Visitors
TO the late Fair will remember the Gle
CANT Stack-cakc standing upon the
table of Mrs. David Faulk and Mrs.
Jane Faull>, the cost of which was
SO 90, and which was Il donation to
the Fair by Mr.. David Faulk. We'll,
that handsome cake was won for Us by
that expert dicc-throwcr, Mr.. Pitt
Nelson. Then we were asked ''tO take
Il chancc' in Il little girls dress, and rs
we had to take Il chance in everything,
we put in for the dress, Il very hand
some white delaine, exhibited on Mrs
CARROTS table. In the hands Of Mis-
GraySon, our fair representative, tho
dice could not help favoring us, and SC
we won that. Yesterday some unknown
Samaritan left upon our porch Il hand
some little cigar and match stand, tho
openings filled full; and then Drcytu:
~ Co., presented Us with Il pair o
Rogers large scissors, for editorial pur
poses, to end the ftvOrS of fortune
If we only knew the tickle jade would
always smile upon Us, wouldn't We
feel independent
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The mercury sank to $50 on Saturday.
Some of our friends report that they
had fine skating in the ponds above
town, something very unusual in this
latitude. Mercury, to-day, 500, with
Il drizzling rain.
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" DEALER IN
Fine gold and silver Watches, and So
French and American Clocks. iiIic E:.iM,
solid gold JcWclrN, Pianos and NIclo-sS e
diOnS, Musical instruments of all GCSrrp-
tiOnS. sheet music. &c, and solicitor for the
celebrated pianos of the ST. Louis Mamuti,,-
turing Com panN. uc,.2G-d;tl:
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The Methodist Fair closed Saturday
night, with very satisfactory results
Several hundred dollars worth of mer-
chandise remain on hand, which is yet
to be sold.
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Thuiston has just received Every
Saturday, IIarper's Weekly, Applcton's
Journal Leslie's Illustrated Paper, Boys
and Girls Weekly, n. y. Herald and
OdicalS.
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Jas. ID. McI;nery, Esq, whose seri-
Gus illness we noticed last week, we are
pleased to hear, is recovering.
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We regret to hear that the wife of our
fellOW-tOWnsm;in, VIM. Schulzc, died 4
few days ago en- route to New Orleans.
Mrs. S. had been suffering some time
from droI,sy, and had started to New
Orleans to seek relief.
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The cars came in yesterday on the
new schedule time. The train in
Guided ten freight cars. Two of the
three engines owned by the road, are
now in running order.
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The New York Herald says that Gov
crnor Holden, of North Carolina, goes
to his Impeachment as if he were GO
ing to be hanged. On Friday, of last
week, he professed religion land on Sum
day he was baptized.
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TEACHER WANTED.

F1@b take charge Of the Made School ut vi
emma. La, for the ensuing wear. lie
must be fully qualified, and uucNcrpt in,i:I
reference as to character, Nc., r"urirch a
man with some experience rs y teacher pre-
trrch. For rticularS address
\. &. 81 MOErpN.
PRIEST Hoarl Of Trustees,
Dec. n. If Vienna. La.
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SPE!T.\t. NOTICE.

All those indebted to the succession of
Peter EZcliuS. deceased. are earnestly re
GucStcI to come and make settlement.
Mrs. PETER E,IEEItTS,
Dee. -! $50. >; .\dui'Nr.
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There seems to be very little activity
in the labor market. Planters appear
to be acting with caution in making
engagements for the new year; while
the freedmen are quiet and rather mod
est under the present price of cotton. y
S15 per month.
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Il. A TYLER,
li,...... Gni0 street, Nc,r O,ictu1s 10
TcN:'s State Fair ut Houston, Texas.
Diplomas 1T the second MiSSiSSippi State
Fair at JaclSon. Miss.
Has ON hand and is constantly rccciving
Il large and well selected stock of Watches
Clocks, JcwclrN, Silver and l'latcd-w :rt1
SpccitclcS and yc-i;IaSScS, and Fancy
Goods. All of which arc offered ut great v
reduced prices.
Sole Agents of the celebrated watches of
thaS. T.. JacDt and IhOS. Russell ~ Sons.
Masonic and odd Fellows Jewels. Watt hcS
and Jrwrlry carefully repaired. Diamonds
rc-Sct- Dec. Il. 1870. nl:::iim
e. II. ZIMMEI,MANN. l.. I.>CESMEYEI,.
q. =. CoMpEI:TS.
+ II. IIMMERMANN ~ co.,
Importers of diamonds and Watches, and
manu- fact urcrS of jcwclrv and Silvcrwarc,
81 and 90 Canal Street, New Orleans.
/ December 10, 1869. nl;:ly
". g. u. vATGIIr. "II>s. II. WATT,
I NAIfGIIr II WAITE,
S,'ccc<y",.y'.C HIfAcr It I",eph, It Jnh" wat
COTTON FACTORS,
80. IL Union Street, New Orleans.
December Is, 1869. nl3:lS
A ~. GKISWoLD N co,
r","c,' IF rs,,,"i ""d Royd SIS, .Nc,r O,7coas
. clry. Fancy Goods, Cutlery, Gums AN,
Pistols; Manufacturers of Pure Coin Silver
ware. Prices low, and every article fun
+ warranted. February ,, 1870. MOL
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vIckseURG CARDS.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BANK,
VICKSBURG, MISS.
\ BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT,
\ general banking business transacted.
JOHN \. KLEIN. &C. FLORENCE,
President. Vice President.
GEO. NJ. KLEIN, Cashier.
n4l:ly
/ ,AMk'> x EGcLE>r"N,
GRoCEHS AND COTTON FACTORS.
Corner of Lcvce and Crawford Streets.
lO,poSHc rc"ti>S Housed
WICK SHURG, MISS
July ., 1870. notify
Established 49, established 1863.
'l'llOMAS }. FINNEV.
Dcnit',. IN
CARRIAGES, EUGEIE.S. WAGONS,
Carts, WhcclharrowS and Flows, Carriage
and Wagon Trimmings Il Hardware.
WOOD WORK.
II"bs, .Spohcs, E+UocS, Sh4/lS, I"lcs, DC
NICKSHUltG, MISS.
W: GREENnuRv, Agent.
July . 1870. nIl:ly
or. LOUIS FLOUR HOUSE.
L.. HUT'TERFIELD n CO.,
HhnlcS"lr G,"cc,~, Procession De"c,,s .u,"i
COTTON FACTORS,
Agents for Latin X Rand Powder Co.
MULBERRY STREET.
Between Crrw ford and South Sts.l
NICKSBURG, MISS.
July2, 1870. ni2:ly
g II. YOUNG n co.,
GROCErS, COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
-lnd 1cni",;S in Enrcign ana Domestic
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Millcr's Agents for Best Brands of Flour.
NO. POI MULBERRY SrREE'r,
NICl<SHURG, MISS
July D, 1870. nifty
MAX ""NE"'
WATCIIM AKEH AND JIWEl.ER,
Sign OF the Green Specs
VTCKSBURG. MISS,
sole Agent for the Florence, the Singer I'M
proved, the Wilcox ~ Gibbs and other
All the latest improvements for tir-t-claSs
Machines, Needles, Thread, .vc. All ma
chimes sold ut Northern prices and war
rantcd. July ., 1870. niI:Iy
CULLEY n HOLLS,
COTTON FACTORS.
Uh"I"~"i" D''1r,~ in G,occrirS, ond
PLANTATION SUPPLIES
Keep always on hand Lime, Cement, Plaster.
Paris PlaStrring Hair,
No. 30, .Nmlhc,,u street,
NtKSIURG, MISS.
july, 1870. nil:Iy
JAMES WARE. II. q. WILLIAMS
WARE n WILLIAMS,
N,,nm/,tcfn.r,'S .,,tH D,uit,;S IN
l. u HN Tu re AND en- AIRS,
Mattresses, Carpets, wall Paper and Win
dow Shades,
No. H.: U"shi"gf"" ST., IicA%h",v, Miss.
iI:ly
IL II. PORTER n co.,
/Jr.,Ic,.s IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
philadelphia Made Shoes for Ladies' and
Children.
HATS, CAPS, &C.
No. lGI Washington street,
VICKSI:URE, MISS.
July =, 1870. niI:Iy
A GENELLA,
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Although the sun is shining brightly
the mercury has been at the freezing
point all day, with Il high north wind
blowing. 1t has been several years
since such cold snap was felt in this
section. y mocking-bird, benumbed
with cold, was picked up in our
otticc-yard this morning, unable to fly.
-I)(i1Y 27/H.
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TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

BUGGY AND WAGON MATERIALS,
SHOT GUNS. RIFLES.
EHEEClI PINS.
DOUBLE. TRIEGERS
TUBES. AND GUN
FIXTURES. S.\DpLEHY
AND HEl'S'l"S GARDEN SEEDS
w" receive, store and forward goods IT
the lowest prices, and receive, store. ship or
sell cotton for those f:tVOriny MS with their
business. We will give the sale of cotton
our special attention. As VIC have no losses
I" make up on cotton. our friends will find
our charges 1T the lowest point.
Our extensive acquaintance enables MS to
hnN our our goods from hTrSt Htn,lS ana
at he /-oWc1 Prices. Liberal caSi, advances
made on all produce stored with us.
September l. 1870. m:Mtt
NJ" STORE
Opened in
TRENTON, LOUISIANA
The undersigned, having closed out his
business IN Vernon, has purchased the form
rr business stand of MIR. r. l.. Craig in
Trenton, ami having repaired and roar
ranged the same, has placed therein II
general assortment
DRY GOODS, SSr.\pIEGpODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, tIOTlIING
lIARDW ARE. &c.,
And also
FANCY GROCERIES,, Liquors,
TOBACCO, BACON, LARD, COFFEE,
SUGAR. PLANTATION SUPPLIES. &c.
nandcd in the Trenton market, and will he
SOLD ut the lowest market prices.
and Country Produce.
The former patrons of the Undersigned.
and purchasers generally, are solicited to
call and examine his stock, with the :,Ssu-
rance that they will be met with every dis
position, and the usual facilities, for trade.
). HOWELL rA'rUM.
trenton, Sept. ~, 1870. nl:ly
DAN. +. HEAD w. G. WILLIAMSON.
NJ. D. GAIsIISGToN.
HEAD, WILLIAMSON \ co.,
TRENTON, It,,
II go I'll vi NC, FpRW ARDINi; AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Dealers in
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
HARDWARE, IRON, CASTINGS.
HAG;;IN(:, TIES, WAGONS,
CARTS, AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
OF all kinds.
Liberal advances made on Cotton, in cash
and supplies. Trcnton Sept. ~, 1870. l,2:lv
4. G. STANDIFER. TU0S. INQUIRE.
SrANDIFEIe n MCGUIRE,
X &c T. | V ! Sc ~ FDRW RIDING
NJ I; HCIIA WIS,
And General Dealers in
ALL KINDS uE MEKrIIAN pISE,
THEN TDN, DN/H/IN
October l. 1870. Mt I
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CADDIE AND HARNESS SHOP,
~ Continuing" The business OF her ca
late husband, the undersigned will hN@EaA
manufacture every description of
.Stf0dicS, Utrr'"$%, &c.,
and Will supply rcadN-Iii:ulc work. Ut :r:is'-
enable prices Satisfaction guaranteed.
uoc24, 40. 2O-lN Mas. PETER l.IEIIt-S.
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Horses, mites. /".r"jn1 h,"h}, h""&'h"hI i1,'-
HUHJc, &C., DC.
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Greeley explains at last why it is
that he faVOrs general amnesty. He
says that the exception of any partic-
ular class of SOuthernerS from the bcnc-
fits of such an act will only tend to in
crease their influence and eNalt them
to an undue Importance, "enabling
them to strut their little hour as dcmi-
gods through the short-sightedncsS of
the Republican party" This is Il nov
cl view of the case, to say the least of
it, and as soon as it comes to the knOwl-
edge of our Southern friends they will
probably flood Congress with protests
against, instead Of petitions for, relief
that is, if the matter strikes them the
same way it does the philosopher Of the
Tribune st. Louis Times.
All the Watcr pOWCr mills of OREGON
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All the water power mills of oregon
are frozen up.
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Although an impromptu affair, the
ball ut the Courthouse last evening was
we'll attended, and passed Off very sat
isfactorily,-our young friends would
say, delightfully."-. An ample store of
cake, nuts, wine, coffee, &C., had been
provided, of which the participants in
the dance and spectators partook to re-
pletion while the space and music af-
forted ample opportunity for all to
enjoy the dance who felt inclined to do
SO. The array of female beauty was
and simplicity of female costumes both
pleasing and cOmmendabc.
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SAINT LOUIS CARDS.
NNTICkHtM X pENDEETON,
DEALERS IN FLOUR. PROVISIONS.
!.'0''''cc t,HH GCHcJrti Commission Merchants.
Nos. loG a los =. Commercial Street.
ST. LOUIS MO.
September II. 1870. ml:6n
CNIDEU Il HOBBIES,
- Dealers i'll every description OF
PAPER. PRINTING: INK. CARD STOCK,
AMI E$N El.cpES,
No. los n. Second Street, st. Louis.
Manufacturers of the Erankli lin and Fair
Grove celebrated Book and News Paper
september ~, 1870. nl:lv
II \. SE+yEE N CO.,
cpTrpE E-\CTbRS
F"r""r'j'1!H ',td ,O"A,tjssio!. .Lc.ch,tjitS.
M. %0S y. Commercial Street,
SAINT LOUIS.
Particular aitcniio given to the purchase
and sale Of nlrr"iinnhiS' and produce.
september II, 1870. nj: ly
JOtiN MrBHiNE = co.,
Gr,N Ei;.\i. COMMISSIONS Mr,HrUANrS,
AND PURCHASING; AGENTS.
Dncc 40. II. li,I.,W street.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31

Julia Collens, for killing her Ius-
band, Lewis Collcns, both colorcd, was
yesterday committed to Jail by Judge
Caldwell for the crime of murder. Jul
li;t hit Lewis Il lOVe-lick on the head
with an axe, from which atiectionatc
evidence of wifely devotion Lewis died.
1t is said, in Julia's behalf, that Lewis
had been ovcrbearing toward her.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31

JDEiN =. DtNITAN, Manufacturer of
y every Vnri"t Y of rtrtch",,~ ""i FnNCy Bis
emit, corner 9th and Pine StS.. 81. Louis, Mo.
Particular Httcut ION is called to my rlttck-
"i,S. being mad" from the chOirrSt Xxx Y st.
Louis Flour, and manufactured with special
care. they are unC'Iiial"d in quality. To
prevent imitation of my brands, tho gcnu-
in" Crackers will hereafter have my trad"
mark. l:;:lT
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31
:. II. I:ItiIAi;IrSbS. JACK l.. EI'II AI;i,S.,N
S,tn-:. ~. iss<HtRDSDE ~ co.,
~ DEALERS n
fhE.t l,s~Ti Ei'S \ NJ GRAIN

f'I!rirW G,ll!t.iSHi,rI .I!rHulIi<
=. v. Corner Walnut and tulunnrrrinl SITS.
50 N'I LOUIS, MO.
~ With rnlnr-C, Facilities and several
Years r!iNr service i'll his niirkrt. we hope
To- m""t the continued confidence of nur
friends. Wrli-knOrm brands of our Flour,
put ON board "l:rr of brINa1,..' and ut / lac,
lowest nInrl<ri prices. Private brands ..oI q
ten up for our r""uiHr customers without
rharur. I::GII
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31

Mor"houSc Conservative COPY until ,laN
of sale. Monroe. Lat Nov. 80. $50. ll-it
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31

IIallcr, the " Brilliant' stove and
StoVc-pipc man of Camp street, New
Orleans; enlists in the TELEGRAPH for
1871. Find the only stovc-cut in the
paper, and read the lines underneath
carefully for our sake. y good cook
ing stove is Il priceless jewel about the
house, and Hallcr can furnish that very
thing.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31
LAND SALES.
SUCCESSION SHE.

VALUABLE. TOWN PROPERTY IN
MONROE.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-31

The regular daily trains on the rail-
road will be suspended for Il season,
and will be replaced by trains eastward
on Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays,
returning on succeeding days. This
change is necesitatcd by the inetiiciency
of the engines now used.
Superintendent Green leaves for the
North, on Monday, to purchase new
engine, upon the receipt of which daily
trains will be resumed.-DuH.y, 27fh.