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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-12-10
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LWrittcn for the Ouachita Telegraph
AT TIE PARTY.
EI VIM. EElIE\.

All TIE IARIl.
Er wM. EEIEN.
= some write. confined by Phy~ic: some. by
Debt:
Some, for tits Sunday: some, because tits
| wet -
But this is written. simply by request,
As Il certain pretty lady. in Monroe. can
attest.
RECEIVE AN INVITATION.
! \ little note, with its smiling face,
! Was handed me; and on it ! could trace
Your humble servants name in IL corner
place.
Daintily handled the missivc white
Felt of its weight and held ii /" the light
= My presence was requested for tho night
DRESS FOR THE PARTY.
Up to my room in cagcrness Walked
Hastily, untastily to my valet talked
- Black my boots! you scoundrcl! In this
l wont be halkcd.'
My Very whitcst linen. with the ilutcd lows,
My stylish paper collars, my blue ncclltics
and bows,
All chosen out especially TO suit my Roman
nose
DRIVE IN STATE TO THE PARTY.
drive;
And in the pretty moonlight my dancing;
thoughts did thrive,
And told my friend "thr Jrhu' {" call
for me ut five, Ga. NJ
ENTER THE IAI.I.-E ROOM.
l entered, looking h,~lful. my eyes ahou,
the room,
Trying to discern where lay the ,hickc>,t
For ! rather fcl, like being in 1.-The silence
of the tomb"
Directly comes my friend, introduces me
Miss A., Miss b., Miss G.: thus. ne their
nancS did call,
And bow to everybody, gent and lady. 1T
the ball.
IN ATTRACTED.
full form,
Who sits smiling in the corner, like Il light
house in Il storm
i;ut, so unlike the lighthouse. doc. not keep
You from all harm!
She talks to YOU Of poetry, of music and of
flowers,
And you feel Il kindred spirit and forget the
passing hours,
.\nd mistake the noisy Ballroom for the
Oft read - fairy bowcrs;''
:Shc will toll you how your verses were 50 OH!
very Swcc; !"
And better far than amy her eyes did ever
meet;
And how she KEEP, the little piece, her album
to complete.
I'M IN LOVE!
.L,ll lhcn-Hud will YOU wonder p felt
hal: way in love.
And thought ''Shc is an angel who las come
here from above,
70 prove Tar, Il poet. and not !, >..rihblin"
coTr.''
smile
Pass over her ct,:rrfI!itt:c t:rr, i'll ri,,picS,
every while
\" tho she were but joking, llt then per-
hapS twas . 81 Nlr.'
AND BECOME HER .inET I.AIEE.\TT.'
>h" asked me ii I'd write her Il few lines
more or less:
I;ut she didn't say on any to lay particular
stress.
-tnn so I dedicate this TO-; Young lady,
".tn NOu guess?
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E-iai" of The State Of louisiana
J JAMES Ii NIT, decd. Duachita Parish.
/ accordance with the provisions of the
last will crJamcS Hart. decd, and p,lr-
~uant to the order of the Honorable the
Parish Judge of ouachita parish, dated No
VClnbCr 18TH. 1870, and directed to the Exec
utOrS of til" last will of said Hart, We will
offer at public auction, on the promises ut
Monroe ON
TI!ERSDAN, III" 18th day orJnnIarv, 1871 .
all the property mot specially tlcViScd be
longing to the estate of james Hart, decd.
in the parish of o,achit:, consisting of
y large number of W"ll i'tcaird town iots.
81 NlCCn ilG) squares in Hart = Hliit ion
Fifteen U@) tcm-nrrr lots III aud near
Monroe.
> wagons. ) mules, hogs. cattle; Nc.
y large lot of household iurn itIrr.
Farming" implements. Nc., &c. ,Ec.
Terms of S:tlr--ior til" personal proprrt v
CASH.
balance in ot" two and three wears credit,
cent. interest, per annum from date secured
by special mort gage and vendors privilege.
Acts of sale TO contain the five per cent. at
t0TncE%~ fee, clause in case of suit. and Will
rcV"nu" stamps to bC at OK pens" of purrhnS-
. Cr~. y plat of the town property can ~,
-rom NJ In" Law rili"" of Stubb~ y Cobb.
BEN HART.
J. W. LOCKE,
Executors.
. Of sale. Monroe. La. Nov. 30. 1870. lit
nnn SACKS or ON1N Gpl. Sllc hv
. wv list GEO. CIINMBERIAI%
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LAND SAILS.
Ss'!asHzI'E.S RIVER E.A~'TSrFSb.a,
E'sbQs S2H.E;.

TllE undersigned offers for sale two pli.-
tat lions situated ON the DuHchitn river. ia
til" parish of CALDWELL
one tract contains III acres, 30 Of " hjclI
is in Il good state OF cultivation, and or 90
acres dcndcncd; lies high, and 100 acre, cam
he levied with II very small lcVrC: Sitiini r,i
miles below Columbia on the Duachitn
river. Can be bought at $50 per acre.
The second plantation lies on the Cuachita
river, miles below tolilmbia; contains
3.'I J6-l0O acres near 200 acres in good
state of cultivation 40 acres levied in
and il would cost Il mere triilo TO lCVCC in %
acres more. This place can he bought ut 50
per acre. w. =. DIXON,
October d, 1870. 5:tf Columbia, La.
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FOR SALE.

TUE Undersigned viii. soil, at i9jral,,
1 sale. on the Wavcrly Place, Situatch nn:ji.
the line of buachita and Caldwell parishes.
on he btiarhit" river, the following lot OF
stock and OF her effects, viz:
lM"ntE head of young mules, and -t"rk
and hIrucSS horses
Corn and fodder, AND sugar cane;
\ number Of cattle, iucijl,iin,. several
cXtr: nilch cows
Purchasers will br accommodated in Tive
sal" of such sized lots nr ~in"il corn, &c..
us may be desired.
f"riIS: Cash. +. :. Nisf.NTN.
November !, $50. nT-tI
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The Southern Farmer, published At
Memphis, Tenn. for December, i Il
splendid number. Devoted to til" ;'G-
ricultrraI interests OF the South, and
edited by IN intelligent, practical and
energetic farmer, ii may always be con-
suited IL authority on all subjects re-
lating to the farm and garden. Terms,
81, 90 a-Nrar.
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Dr.. RIClIAU'S GOLDEN BALsAM No. l, curc>
ulcers, liberated sore throat and mouth
sore eyes, cutancouS cruptions, copper
colorcd blotcheS, soreness Of tn" scalp, scr"-
fula, &c; it is the greatest rcnovator alter
alive and blood purifier known. removes all
mercury from the system, and leaves the
blood pure and healthy.
DIR. RlCIIAu'S GOLDEN HtLS.\M No., cures
mcrcurial affect iOnS rheumatism in all its
forms, and gives immediate rcliriin all eases.
Price Of either No. | Org, 81 per bottle, 81,
two bottles for 50.
DIR. HICIIAU'S GOLDEN a NrIDOTE, Il rapid
and radical cure for all urinary dcran"c-
mcntS. Price 81 per bottle.
DIR. ItlcUAu:> GOLDEN EILNIR D'AMOEH,
Il radical cure for nervous or general drbili-
tN, in old or young; iIparting energy with
wonderful effect. Price s., rcrhnttlc, or two
bottles for 80.
Order through your druggist, or send by
express, and there will be no loss or trouble.
Prompt attention paid to all correspondents.
None genuine without the name of - Dr..
Hich""% f;Ofdc'. RcntetiicS. ID. Il. Hich"rtis,
.Soic Preparedness blown in glass Of BOTTLES.
Address nr. -. Il. RICIiAEpS, No. rs Var
irk street. New York,
Il. j. I\lrr IL CO., New Orleans, La,
nl2:ly Wholesale Agents for he South.
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Black WoOdS Edinbur9 Magazine.
for November, has all its Usual attlfl"-
lions. Contents: NuSrmbrr~ on. How
to build houses; y very -trHng" cores
pOndrnt; The poetry and humOr of the
Scottish Language; l,ari@ Dean, Part
f3; New Books; Professor Porter on
til" human intellect, and The Great
collapse. Amy one of which are we'll
worth the subscription price.
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sEOs NE s~ae E.e,'s G'ssE:
SALE.

| HAVE u Iar"c and vaIlInbI" lot, most
cliigibly stuat"d in Mour"", ipE sale.
1t has II comfortable Dwelling with iirc
rooms :nlI al nrr"i-nl'V pui-hpWSrs'. lhr
gardens are taSt ciuily decorated with flow
rrS and Shrubhrry. and the garden success
fully cultivated with the finest v.lrict i".s Al
II rnW berries and other fruits.
EItNN * J.. SIT 'I;Ii~.
Monroe, t.:t., SOW. -. 1870. mo lt
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The weather for the past week has
been all the planter could desire.
Though unusually mild for the season,
there has been but little indications of
rain. Planters are improving the OPP
portunity, and every aVailahl" hand il
employed in harvesting the cotton.
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Dr-I2" The patrons Of the Daily Tclc-
graph who have not handed in their
advertisements will confer Il favor by
doing so as carly as possible to-day.
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The river is rising steadily with sutli-
boats.
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SAINT LOUIS CARDS.

XNTICKuAM \ PENDLETON.
DEALERS IN FLOUR, PEpNISlONS.
Jto,f',", ",I Gcn,,rH tunniS%irH Merchants,
Nos. loi II los $. Commercial Street.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
September u, 1870. nl:tim
CNIDEt a ilOIMES,
- Dealers i'll every description of
AND ENVELOPES.
No lOi y. Second Street, St. Louis.
ManufIc tIrcr| of the l'r:,nll lin and Fair
Grove celebrated Book and News Paper.
September II. 1870. nj: "
IL \. SEtiEI n co.,
COTTON FAt"TDRS
h""m",''i"g ana Commission Nc,ch",t>.
No. 30S y. Commercial Street,
SAINT LOUIS.
Particular attention given to the purchase
and sale of merchandise and produce.
September n, 1870. nl:ly
JOHN MrHH'NE n co.,
GENERAL COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS.
AND rl'H,rI ASKING AGENTS,
r0jcc so. II. walnut street,
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the citizens should contributes to its
contamination.
- xZaA
me progress made in the building of
me Methodist church is is gratifying.
I" good tnst" ;t~ exemplary in moral
thought. It's cost will largely exceed
the fund on hand, but the devotion Of
! the ladies, who have undertaken its
erection, leaves. nothing in doubt as to
its completion.
The interchangeable cN"riioliS ri the
management continue to extend the
subscription list, and promise Il degree
OF cllt"rtainnlci}tand satisfaction during
the early holidays never before enjoyed
III North Louisiana. The preparations
made and making for the Grand Fair
from til" 2lSt to 23r;l inst, will be with
ont Il parallel in inland towns. The
entertainment will be served on tic
restaurant plan, and Will embrace every
thing attainablc III thu, and the city
market. The finale, he Christmas tree,
on the 9th, containing something
valuable for every body, will be :. pro-
diGious' in hight and width, superb
III arrangement and dSSig,l--:,s :, whole,
beautiful ana grand beyond description.
The character OF the enterprise coun-
mrndS il TO the public, and W" antici-
pate Il triumph for our friends even
greater than they anticipate.
-----
30" NSNiLIE, La, Dee. >, 1870.
David Caik's compliments to Hon.
q. W. NcCranic, and requests him to
accept a specimen Of tho Pine iIiIl po-
tatOc.
We gratefully accept the present, and
acknowledge it to be the finest Surci-
men we have seen. 1t is Il yam 49,
inches in l"ngth by in its greatest
diameter and 20 in circumference. and
weighs 81 pounds.
Mir. NJ. Meyer, Junior partner III the
tobacco holiS" OF King 4 Meyer. OF New
Orleans, paid uS his compliments on
"Wednesday. Mr.. Meyer was raised
among Us, and ..Ol., <in9'' might be
said to have raised most Of IT.. 1t Is; Il
% Duachita House, located! IN New
Orleans to increase ;lr sphere of It's ,lsr-
ftllnc3s. Nj. Meyer viii hu il. town
for some days. Orders left with him
viii haN" prompt attention., or forward
cd 10 the city Will ne filled rs directed
y young man by the name Of Edward
Gi!i, who came to Monroe last Scitclm-
Der, suddenly dropped; dead Friday,
the :,n't inst, III i,.i,s~lning"r'S new. rc~-
taur;lnt, OH GRAND street, whore he was
employed as steward.
The deceased WIS i,u>-r~Sc,' Of con-
siderable musical talent. and lately was
admitted Il n1"nlhnr of the Monroe
Brass Band and although without rel
ativc5 and evidently poor in purse his
funeral was largely attended. At the
grave, after Il solemn 'lir2;" by til" Band,
Col. Eugene Ii5t|alr:
BHErIlEEN I'VE rtt,lGOt part with
oar friend without Il word of mourning,
and, in th"aiSrncr Of Minister or Priest,
ii l. proper for Oh" of u 10 speak
Edward GIL, who's" inanimatr form
now occupies til" coffin before lis, came
to this Pari-!! some months ago, Il
stranger to IL all. Til" sinpl" state
ntcnt that Ii" came from New Orleans
and that he was well v,'Y.cd il; the art
of minstrrlsy, answered every itil" ullcs-
ton and his pleasant face and sweet
songs, not only gil'trI with pleasure
many a weary l,;,>Sinm hour but ,.Iatrl
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[I' -. EBERT n co,

IL. Flour, Grain, and General Commission
Merchants, Nos 800 and JUl North Ic>"",
81. Louis Refer by permission: McSSr~.
j. j. Roc ~ CO., g. y. Allen Il CO., st. Louis;
Northrup II Chick, J. Il. Alexander ~ co...
New York; :. II. Kennedy IL CO., Pike,
Brother ~ CO., New Orleans. Personal at
t"ntion given I" the purchaS" of flour and
grain. S"pirHlh"r -, $50. Hl:ly
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iAHiEAtN.--In another column will
De l"tnd an advertisement of a thcatri-
cal representation of two luu~hahlc
| comedies, original sketches and songs
ana tablcauN 'VivantS, at the Union
Church, on Wednesday and Thursday,
me llth and 18th inst, for the benefit
OF the Episcopal Church.
" llh EicW Of making the exhibit
t"}i one OF interest ana nOtoricty, the
best talent has been enlisted in the
troupe, and every appliance of art has
been added To scenery. The tablraux
representing scenes from the best au-
thor-, will have the further attraction
of being -Enlbulizcd by the most beau
ti1ul iadie, and elegant gentlemen in the
country. 1h" parts have boon arranged,
scenery prepared and costume adapted
Regardless Of expense.
Inc heart of our people Is property
inclined, and til" purse and presence of
the citizens should rcntribut, to its
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ST. LOUIS. NJ,
!.I.t;fti
II j. PETERS.

ID j. PETERS,,
L Manufacturer of SaldlrrN, Harness.
Collars and Huilnlo Shoes, and dealer in
SnlIlcrN- Hardware, Hullalo-l;olrS, etc..
No. III y. Main Street, bet. chestnut and
Pine, st. Louis, Mo.
Represented by II. +. Tacknb"rN.
September H. 1870. nl:lV
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SUCCESSION SALE.
N.\li Able TOWN PROPERTY IN
MONROE.

.>G'fr,r ,T","c~ cIi1hiv %itmntcd, amt tot% nc",'
Tire CENTER cf tDnN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 MISEMENrS:
UNION CHURCH.
(H~scm 4f Episcopal (n'nrh.y
GREAT COMEDY COMPANY
~. For TWO NIGHTS only."sN
-CoMMENCING-
UHth7cStHtY. D.cCnshc,' llh, 1870,
To produce, for the frs, time in This city.
the l,ughablc comedies of
ST. 1.slIhR 4 ND CI,1SIII:I', (H;yy>
NY NEIGIIHOH'. UIE'E, (7H"~ry)
with new scenery. costumes and powerful
Oh/(;INlL .>h-E;TCiIE:S AND
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Il Thc old established Wholesale and Re
tail House of :. Il. Flint is in the market
for the trade of the South and Southwest .
The lowest prices of any in 81. Louis. can
and 500, or send orders which viii bc faith
fully filled. =. =. FLINT, Nos. 70 Hud II
South Fourth Street. IT. Louis.
September ~, 1870 ui:iN
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Cards of Il personal chnrMcc,'-whcn adj
miSSiblc-will DC charged double our reg
ular advertising rates.
Obituary and Marriage notices will he
charged * advert ScmentS.
AGENTS
Tardrcw X co......................Ncw York.
Mcintyre n CO.....:........,......E New Orleans.
Frank MlchanN. .....Ncw Orleans.
Jas. {. Drew, and Beilcn Brothers,
Travelling Agents.
All other agencies arc hereby revoked.
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titled To a copy Of TIE TELEGH,ril gratis.
for one year.
Subscription price i"r"ri"hin i'll advance
TARIFF or ADVERTISING RATES.
Advert iSeftfcHtS will be inserted at one
dollar and H1tN cents per square zone inch
of space or less, for the first, and seventy
five cents for each subsequent insertion for
amy time under one month. For longer
periods rs follows:
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EMI.ri:Tt.i; WHOLESALE; AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
French China and Granite Ware, French
and bohemian Ware. Silver Plated and Bri-
iaIi. Ware. Table and Peck ct Cutlery. Look
ing f;ia~~"s Looking Glass Plates, Window
Glass, Paper Iian~iu"S, Window COrnic"S,
Curtains. I;amds. Pins and Window Shad"e
Lamps and Walters, GrranGolcS, tandlc-
sticks, Castor, and Liquor Stands.
The largest assortment Of CHRISTINA AS
GOODS over brought 70 the city of NiciS-
burg. SUCH as: Fancy Goods, Toys, Picture
FRAMES, Pictures, Marble Statuary, PHpcr
Nluchr Goods, Baskets, Work Bosses, Wood
and willow Ware, iapanncd Ware, Tenders,
Shovols and Tongues, AndircnS, Castings,
SloncwHrc and K"rDsiuu oil. Oct: -. O-Gm
I.
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NUMBER SO RES. l H.. = M ) M & III. l2ln
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Any person Scndin" us five now cash sub
Scri',crS, at the same post Office, will be en-
titled To Il copy of TIE TELEGEtri. gratis.
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DNir" SO. II, walnut street,
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Do"NSNiLIE, La, Dee. ., 1870.
David Caik's compliments to Hon.
G. W. McCranic, and requests him to
accept a specimen Of tho Pine iIill po-
tatOc.
We gratefully accept the present, and
acknowledge it to be the finest Surci-
men we have seen. 1t is Il yam 49,
inches in lrngtil by in its greatest
diameter and 20 in circumference. and
weighs 81 pounds.
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Dnn SACKS or ON1'S iuI' sale by
wv list GEO. cIIAMBERLAI\.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-27

SINKING SLOWLY.-Diseascs that pro.
gress rapidly to crisis arc not the only ones
to be dreaded. Canker or dry rot does not
blast tree as suddenly as stroke oflight-
ming, but unless arrested, it DESTROYS it as
certainly; and in like manner chronic debili
ty, although it does not kill with tho swftness
OF yellow fever, is as sure to sap tho springs
OF life eventually as any acute disease, il not
checked by invigorating medication There
is something inexpressibly touching in the
spectacle OF premature decay. Languor, pal
lor, emaciation, depression Of spirits, and a
distate for excrtiOn, are its ordinary symp-
toms, and they should be promptly met by
tonic treatment. The best invigorant and ex-
hliarant that can be administered in a case of
this kind ls Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The
stimulating principle of the preparation
rouses the dormant energies of the system,
and the strengthening and regulating proper
ties give permanent and healthful impulse
to the vital forces thus brought into play.
The failing appetite is re-awakened, the pro
cess OF digestion and assimilation are Quick
ened, the quality Of the blood is improved.
the secretlons become moro natural, and
every organ that contributes TO the nourish-
ment OF the body undergoes salutary change.
BY these means the repair OF the physical
structure is effected and its health and viror
restored. In no class Of diseases has the
beneficent operation of the Bitters been more
married aud striking than in those character
lzed by general debility and nervous prostra
ton. Ladies affected with these ailments find
III TINS most wholesome Of all tonics and cor
receives the safest and surest means of relief.
IL is strong to restore and powerless to ipiure.
Such Is the uniform testimony of "clouds OF
witnesses"
March 10 t6