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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

WoRKNEH AT THE NAVY YARDS TO BE
DIsCHARGKD.-Orders have been issued from
the Navy Department to suspend all work at
the various navy yards under the Bureau Of
Construction and Bureau of Steam Engineer
sisting Of machinists, ship-carpenters, painters,
blacksmiths, joiners,. and other branches Of
mechanism, win be discharged. It Is thought
that between six and eight hundred wOrkmen in
both the New York and Boston Navy Yards,
and four or i've hundred in the Phiiadelphia
and Portsmouth tN. H2 yards, win be affected
Der only win be discharged, a but one vessel
the Kansas-is being fitted out here, and great
majority Of the workmen employed in the yard
are under other bureaus which have not ex-
hausted their appropriations, and are therefore
enabled to continue work. The cause Of the
above order 10 the expenditure Of the appro-
pair and steam engineering, though the other
Bureaus Of the Departmen-Yardsa and Docks,
Equipment and. Recruiting, Ordnance, Eaviga-
ton, and Medicine and Surgcry-have plenty of
money to their credit. The appropriation Bill,
however, contains clause forbidding the trans-
fer or use Of the funds Of one Bureau for the
work Of another, hence the Secretary is unable
Work win be resumed q soon q Congress
win authorize the transfer Of funds, - there n
. sufficient amount on hand to carry ON al the
work until July. The Colorado, now being 1T
ted out at New York. and the Congress, at PHI
completed Immediately for active service, the
necessary amount to complete them having been
reserved. Secretary Robeson he's written TO the
Naval ComDittses of the H0uso and Senate,
ssking . repeal Of the clause prohibiting trans-
fers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

kEssRs. DEAPsR & O'TooLE, of this city
have been awarded the contract for furnishing
stationery for the use of the Post Office De
partment for the year ending Feb. 1, 1871, the!
being the lowest. bidders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

ISTKRNAL REvENgE.-The receipts to-day
ffo m this source were SOS, 9,O34.
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The Erie Troubles Extend ali the Way
90 England.
frlA0rdoR<d Excisssrelr n Tzr Rr>nsno cfnx

LONDON, Jan. A.-It is said that q large num-
Der of Erie shares held in this country have
been stamped by the Erie Shareholder Protec-
ton Union. member OF the firm of Burcham,
Dalrymple a. Co. viii soon leave for New York
20 protect the holders by voting on the stamped
shares.
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Married . British COlOoel.
Ieleqropked EzclNsirelg % IAe krsnsaa .Sfnx.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. N.-Colonel Digby Of
the English army, was married this morning To
Miss Lille, daughter OF w. s. Groesbeck. The
ceremony took place at Mr.. Groesbeck's resi-
dence, Bishop Rosecrans, Catholic and Rev.
Gr. McIlwain, Episcopal, on iciating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27
LOOKOUT FOB THE HOLIDAY DAYS.

Avery fine and large assortment ef HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. consisting Of
FAMILY BIBLES.
POtkET BIBLES,
WHITING DESKS,
WORK BONES,
PORTFOLIOS,
JUVENILE BOOKS,
TOY BOOKS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
POCKET BOOKS,
And q great variety Of FANCY GOODS Selling very
CHEAP. Call and examine for yourself
At j. G. PACKERS
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
OPPOSITE Post Once,
deD-tf Corner eth and u Streets.
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The Elections In Spain.
Tele1vuphed Erclusirely % The Eresszc STAY.

MADRID. Jan. G.-No further returns from
the elections for members OF the Constitutional
Cortes have been received since the last dis
patches, but the authorities bere classify those
known TO be elected somewhat differently than
before as follows :-Progresssts, Is; Repubii-
cans, 4; Unionists, 5; and Absolutists, 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27
PHILIP Il SOLOMONs,
BOOKS Sc L l. Rs,
332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

Who have also on their shelves the following NEW
BOoEs:
The Life and Letters OF Fareday; by DR.. Rence
Jones, Secretary Of the Royal Institution, vols,
$2. Essays Designed TO elucidate the Science Of
Political Economy, while serving 70 explain and
defend the policy Of protection TO hoae industry
system Of national cooperation for the elevation
Of istor; BY Horace Greeley, $40 Helen Erskine;
Impress; by schele Devere. Sl75. The Complete
POetical Works of Alfred Tennyson, including the
a. Holy Grail, in one volume, handsomely bound in
cloth, 81; paper, IS cents kiity;-ty M Betham
Edwards 20 cents Medora Leigh: History and
an Autobiography, edited by Chas. Msckay, with
an introduction and commentary on the charges
brought against Lord Byron by Mrs. Beecher stowe,
. cents Mrs Shakespeare INDICATED in the True
Story Of Mrs. Shakespeare Life, 10 cents IA l5tr
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@Guisot esss once . day.

0Guisot eas once day.
s0Bunhlo has shaxins masouer.IaesL
0Harriet lIosmer 4 said % be vmsA s1,s -
0Hen rseing h . pspular spors I. Indiana.
1miO Lgdia Becker n % sk,rx = vu-...S
paper In Msnchsster, England.
Four thoasand citizens sf Memphis wans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

A. r. CoRBrN, Of New York. was before Gen1
Garfeld's Committee on Banking and Currency
this morning, and was examined at some length
in reference to the recent gold panic in New
York. His examination will be concluded to-
morrow, but he positively declines to divulge
any Of his testimony, on the ground that it
would be showing dsrespect to the committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

stated in Q New York paper that the peeotia-
tions between the di1kerenf express conpanies
have been consluded. The Adams Company
pays $50 90 and sse back all the lines former
American gives up the New England States and
the Fort Wayne TO Chicago route, while in turn
the Adams surIenders 70 the Apsrjcap TIE CIn-
eicnna and Indianapolis route, the lover end Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

NEW BOOKS AND MAGAZINES RECEIVED
~ I'D FOR SALE AT
SHHLLI NGTONy BOOKSTORE,
CoRK'Sx a. STREET AND Pa Az.
Consugal tns against the Laws Of Life and HEALTH
and ,nelr hscts upon the Father, Mother and Child
BY AugustieSssraner,M N. ID.
Mrs. Ge raI1 : Niece = Novel. By Lady Gaoroi-
ana fullereon MedOra Leigh. Price IS cents.
Cheap edition of ThacSeray's Book Of Snobs.
ALL THE MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY
tathoi r Wurh, Eclectic Magazine,
Icnd N society. Temple Bar,
tverl ard Morlthly, Old snd New,
Lipp MaxaYue, Cooley Magazine,
Atlantic Mentnly, Young Folks,
Peter~pn's Magazine, Pleasant Hours,
Chambers journal, Coed Words,
Ieslie's Magazine, Harper's MagaziRe,
penoreste " Fashions, Ballous Magazine,
Hours n Home, The Nineteenth Century
TIE True Story Of Mrs. Shakspeare's Life.
Tribune, Word, and Democratic Almanacs for
ls76
LeftFr, Note, Cap Paper, and Envelopes at the
very lSwsst prices.
For sale at
SHTLAINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
JaR Corner Ez street and Penna avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

~Cleveland b % have . naequerade ON the
Ice when Il reesesl one Of the features OF which
from twenty to forty ladies and gentlemen on
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DAR1EK AND SUEZ.

THE MARITIME CANAL OF SUEZ; A brief
memoir 81 the enterprise from its earliest date, and
comparison of its probable results with q ship
-aal across Darien. By Prof. J. T. NOurse, U. s. n
with mapt from the plates Of the sues Canal Com
pany; ttter from Les and his likeness and
tograph.s nd Othcr Illustrations, in pam phlet
Term. y ice IS cents. just published by
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" ALL'S OP-E RA HOUSE.
kEENE;
Also Of the Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphis
THIS EVENING DOUBLE BILL,
COMEDY AND DRAMA.
LAURA kEENE IN BOTH PIECES.

BOucicauIts last and best play, IN three acts,
MERCY DODD.
And. at the request of many distinguished citi-
zens the splendid comedietta
TWO CAN PLAY AT THAT GAME,
Performed by Miss Keene with great success at
Wallack's and Laura keene's Theaters, New York,
and Laura keenes Chestnut-street Theater, Phila-
delpha.
Seats secured at Ellis Music Store. viii shortly
be rev iyed Boucicault = romantic drama
ja6-tf HUNTED DOWN.
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On next Monday evening,
KELLY AND Icons MINSTRELS

Walls OP-E HOUSE.
IEssaf z, ;r kEESE
THIS EVENING DOUBLE BILL,
COMEDY AND DRAMA.
LAURA KEENE IN BOTH PIECES.
Boucicault's last and best play, in three acts,
MERCY DODD;.
And ,bs at the TsSnest e many distinguished c
TWO CAN PLAY ATTHAT GAME,
REFORMED BY Miss Keene With great s success ~ at
and Laura Keene's Chestnut-street Theater, Phila-
Seats secured at Ellis Music Store. Will shortly
be Issifed B0uaifHsf aGSfEb sbOPcIsis po%S drama
METZ EROTT HALL.
For the BENEFIT of
tee by the Board Of Trustees Of Public schools,
z RsSsfSs. supt. Public schools; Judson s.
j: s1LhSokT HASEs's asb sBANR fAsEhEEN' EAEGSsAI
Will be Given by Over
400 Phi, siss sf'tlsa + e GISEk, iIss Il fss fiss.s Schools
sS isfs ss.c S s.S
.ns
Door open at 1. Commence at2 "a 2l-6t
INCOLN HALL.
MCAs SSIyhAR SCI sCIENTT1I1GG IEGTgREs vypS7SE
Every "hRnSDa Commsneins .nS JHNuARY ia. ANiN"'
By af 81 % HS%kSs q 'ssas Ssa aslr MAJ.
uiH Prof. !I0 COOKE. Of Harvard University on
f Prof.. DANIELS, of Chicago, on Geology.
Lectures to commence at O'Clock; bngle
tickets, 80 cents; admitting lady and genteIan
MARINI's COFFEE, CARNIVAL
win place OP sSs s So
Sy, SS1'se ssnse.. oS sssxesn e ssS f and 10Th Sub
sdgp, S. id%!B Hafry BBonokSs' @
10th St, below Pa avenue, has bee engaged to fur.
uish costumes for the Carpiv1HI q 1HI.R1N1 n;rsc,or
GEORGE W. EVANS. Secretary. s. ani' jssIsisii isdsS
WHIhEHyEsT dTsH5 I.S6nsAIa sAhtkRKi ttkkHRIKKir,os.
IEsY fs ss X .na u: Eel
Ss. CO. It 3 s,:s a... % .s:: .ss ss
rskrs SIfaHFzs pHq zsS q sfaAr AhE KINDS As
b l4s Tenth street, second door above =, II
COsTUMER
FOB FANCY AND MAsQUE BALLS,
A LADIES' arsfdSsr1 pRHs. AND Sa1s; Ss.,.s L
200 oILPAINrIHasi
TIG5 ale .1a on Ess. E.hisision :. BARLowg
SoDEkS fiCfgkfs sais.bi. lSr Hoiis:z
ads over IxSss Ioofias sne ais@ i:s md Picture
A IT REPoslToRY.
- s4s STREET.
Bawsss TxsrtssssA s.a Fss~ssssiA A,ssss.
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs,
PHOTOGRAPHER -OHROAOs, &C..
ROGERS GROUPS OEsCULPTURI.
ARTISTS NATERIALS.
sTATUkrTEs, &C., &C.,
CORD AND fAssELs. &C., &c.
vILvEr PAssE PARTOUrS,
Fine Assortment for
HOLIDAY PREsENrs.
cBy SMITH 3 STRONG.
10; Assl Oh 1xHIAiFI0H iNc; ass
Ao. ass ssventh street.
Esht Door sboys 10 Oad fsiIo~s, Han.
-. ~ f:ss::: . s::ss f;s:sSss;4es: Sis3s:
''':, na1Es, Ss s,1l;l 6shA e., h IL DISTRICT
Hsass 1s1snbsr Gsns and Number. apss-ly
WE HAVE ron SALE LARGE vARIEFY
sL1TE GANrRLs AND CRATES,
which We ofkF at moderate prices.
ALIX II. SHEPHERD BROS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

DISEASES OF THE SCALP
PRODUCE GRAY HAIR AND BALDNESS!
The use OF
HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
win restore il to its natural color and promote its
growth.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
r. p. HALL CO.,
ia 3-deo6Wm Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
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s.,fECIAL NOTICES.
BArCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

DAICnkLOh'S HAIR Dxbs
TIE beS IN DE scorId--does not contain lead-no
Sitricl poisoDs to paralyze the system o. produce
death. IL as pe,fecefy Observation-Disclosures
neotS Avoid the yaanted and delusive preparations
escape the danger. The genuine w. A. BatcheloI's 3
Hair Dye has htrey years repntaffoa to uphold its
integrity. Sold BY Druggists. Applied at is Bond
street, N. Y. - Ou
lNDISPENSABLE.
There are some simple remedies indispensable in
sny family. Among these, the experience Of years
assures us, should be recorded PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. For both inter
nal and external application we have found II Of
great value; especially can we recommend IL for
colds, rheumatism, or fresh wounds and bruises
CayisttGR Era. de N-m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

Co-oP1RATI0N BETTER THAN SrRrKEs-The
New York Star, enforcing the cooperation plaI
tSi" taS%ione tne ndSst5ial cl.sses does not .eem T.
the editorl care the protest Of desperate mSr
against this injustice, but they do not aim hisi,
enough, and often fail in even what they dc
"strike" is gained, what then! How is tht
relation Of labor changed towards capital? MOI
bit. Labor is - much slave Is ever. only /,
need not stsvfe quite % soon. Ifsrikee were
doubt whether Il would not be betfer in ths
long run 70 let things jog on In their Old vay.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

The yIRx DkPARrNKHr Of New York COST
ei,oOOyOoo Per annum; OF Boston, e230, 200; OF
cinnat, $50, 900; Of Baltimore, e96 $40 The loou
Dy nre s les by comparison In New York than
elsewhere. New York has two engines more
year: New York, e2,0261o: Boeton. eIs7 .12a.
Chicaeo y zl1 i6l; Louisville, $40 900; Cncin-
matt, e4H 81; Baltimore, eSU 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

VIRGINIA TAKES HER SEAr.-In the Senate
to-day, after the official information of the sign
ing of the bill for the admission Of Virginia was
received, Mr.. John +. Lewis, the Senator from
that State, was sworn in and took his seat. Mr.
johnson, the other Senator from that State, has
not yet arrived, but will probably be here to-
morrow or next day.
In the House, Messrs. Platt, Ridgeway, Mills,
and Porter, were sworn in, though there was
objection to the latter, as will be seen by our
Congressional report. The other Virginia men,
bers, except Booker and Segar, will probably be
here tomorrow or next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

EKocH HoAo, SuperintendeDt Of Indian AZ
fairs for the Kansas Agency, and committee
Of the Society az Friends, headed BY George
Wistar, Esq, Of Philadelphia, were before the
Senate Comrnitteo On Indian Anain this morn
ing, to give their views = 70 the proper treat
ment Of the Indians, and 10 urge an spprOpria-
ton to carry cut sheir plan for eduea&ing and
civjlixing ne various tribes under their change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

IROBEs, can Be- Sad e sBoXDTa efoVE
VBnss ssas md san,bsr m, q sse.s.
ROBgBr BOYD,
1o1 n as ct, bssVeeD D Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

HOG AND CATTLE FOOD.
FOR sALE-A large quantity Of MIXED vEGE-
TABLES, fer cattle and hog food IL has been pro
nouneed by those who have used IL o superior
article. Will be sold in quantities 10 suit pur
skasere. Apply 20 L. q. WHEELER, 7th street and
canal Bridge, Washington, II. c.; or II. p. GIL
BERT CO., 80 Water street, Georgetown,
ID G. saR4w
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-16

of moving and swaylng q crowd
ed audience. To this rule Mr..
Dickens, as indeed to most other
known rules, is a marked excep-
ton. From first to last his ca
reer, has been an uninterrupted
success. His genius knows no
difficulties. as it recognizes no
laws. To those who have watch
ed his career it has been evident
that the dramatic power which
lies latent in all writers of fiction
has ripened greatly in Mr.. Dick
ems since he first commenced his
readings. He has ended 10y be-
coming q consummate actor ana
he has also, which is no small
matter, become finished speak
er. His public speeches and ad-
dresses, although few and far
between, were always good. But
the practice necessarily involved
in reading to large audiences has
Influenced Mr.. Dickens success
as an orator very distinctly. His
last great speech was also, in the
opinion of all who heard it, his
best.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-16
Retirement of Mr.. Dickens.

The London News, of the 18th,
editorially says:
Last night Mr.. Dickens gave
the last public reading Of his last
series. Those who have neglect
ed the opportunity Of hearing him
will never have another chance.
At the full fiood-tide Of his favor
he retires upon those older asso-
Citations between himself and the
public, which date much further.
back than his public readings,
and henceforth he intends to de-
vote himself exclusively to the
art which first brought him and
ourselves together. We are quo
ting Mr.. Dickens own words
He ended the evening with a
short address, as pointed and as
vigorous as anything which he
has ever either said or written,
and which, perhaps, was not the
least interesting part Of the eve
ning's programme. 1t is seldom
that a great writer is also a great
orator OF THAT he has any power
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-16

PARocH1AL FoLLY.-The Po-
lice Jury Of Natchitoches. despair
ing of the Legislature aiding them
in their religious proclivities, have
commenced to legislate for them
selves. A few weeks ago an Or
dinance passed that honorable
body without a dissenting voice,
imposing q fine of e25 upon all
persons found hunting with fire.
arms and caught shooting on the
Sabbath day. One-half of tho
fine"to go to the informer-the
other half, for the benefit of. the
parish.
If Congress is above tho Con-
stitution of the United States,
why not tho Polioo Jury above
the Constitution Of tho State, or
the Legislature of the State
These are strange times; we are
60 bewildered with Radical ideas
that we really don't know the
superior power. We suppose,
however, tbst it will depend up
on the interests of the Radical
party. ~
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
Special 10 ouachita Telegraph.

WASHINGTON, April II, 1870.
Sheldon has been seated by q
pdrty vote as avowed punishment
for disorders in his District.
1t is proposed to apply the same
rule to other Districts were disor-
ders arc proven.
Remaining cases will be settled
in three weeks.
Hettie Sinclair's (alias Morey)
chances are the worst.
Extreme Republicans have been
defeated on the Georgia Bill.
.... G.. W. M.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-16

T. Capt. GEO. w. MCCRAN1B
has been absent seven weeks
During which time, his efforts
to have his constituents repre-
scented in Congress as they ex-
pressed themselves at the ballot
box in 1868, have been untiring.
What may be the result of the
contest, is hardly within the range
of conjecture. If justice had been
done, the Government would have
saved the thousands of dollars
expended in the Investigation and
McCranie seated at the beginning
Of the session. -s.-
In the face Of all odds with
Badical injustice staring at him
from every quarter, he feels it to
be his duty to use every honora-
bic means in his power to have
his people heard. $50 E-
His absence has been protract-
Cd much longer than he expected,
and will be continued until a dill
atory Congress can be brought to
say aye or nay to as simple a
question as was ever presented to
q deliberative body.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-16
AAN 9 A&A\A AHA
FOR SALEi
y. l.. HU.vSHCKER

Has, at his CARRIAGE FAC
TORY, on DeSiard Street, fine SA&Ra
stock Of handsome bugges, and car-|s@@sh
r,ages made to order, especially for this mar
ket-CHEAP FOR CASH
Blacksmithing and repairing neatly execut-
ed 1T this shop, ioinin2 the Factory.
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ESTkAYED OR STOLEN,

EHROM the Fouchy place. eight miles
L E"rth Of Monroe. on Baycn D.'>ia I'd. on
he Ist inst, ONE St,RREl. MARE MULE,
with 4 sea, on her right hind foot Also ONE
GAY HORSE MULE. offer q reward of
925 90 Q head for the delivery Of said mules
10 me or to Ae=srs. slug hnor i Hullin, Monroe,
La n. Z. NUNNAI.EE.
Monroe, La, April 9. no n2a-it
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-16
RADICALIsM IN A NUTsHELL.-
Here is Judge Bakers theory:

Here is Judge Bakers theory:
"The modern tendency of leg
islation is to construe Constitu-
tons in accordance with the will
of a majority of the people, or to
suit the emergency of the case,
and if they won't bear such con-
struction to ask the people to
change them"
Instead Of ask, it should read
make the people change them.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-16

THE Tax Payers of Ouachita Parish are
l. hereby notifed'that the State and Parish
Tax Collector will be at his Office IN Monroe,
for the next thirty DAYS. to receive the STATE
and PARISH TAXES. fos the years 1868 ADD
1869. and the STATE and PA a1sH LICENSES for
the year 1870 on trades and professions.
If not pa'd on or before the 18th day Of
APRIL, 1870, penalty of twenty five per
cent. will DO added to the proper tax and col
lec,ed according to law.
Tax Payers w:ll consult their interests aud
save the penalty and costs by cunning fnrwa I'd
and paving their taxes before the time expires
Office in the Loui siana Intelligencer Build
ing.
NJ. NJ. GRADY,
State and Parish Tax Collector,
Parish Of Ouackita.
Monroe, La, March Is, 1870. n26-4t II
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~Goy. Warmoth has appoint
ed Robt. A. Phelps Sheriff OF the
Parish of Morehouse.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-16

e. Miss Barkalo, about %
years of age, has been admitted
to the Bar in st. Louis.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-16

Ex-President Andrew johnson
Is going to Europe for six mouths
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-16

In the Slaughter House matter
the Supreme Court recognized the
Constitutionality of the act Gre
ating the monopoly and sustained
the Company. WHY dissented
from the majority Of the Court.
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Prices Cash i'm Advance,
as follows ::

The seed can be had at the landing at ny
gin house on Bayou Bartholomew, either in
bulk or sacks, at so per bushel Of 80 pounds,
and will be delivered by VIM. A. Collins, Esq,
at the plantation.
in & renton, will keep the seed for sale at their
store, at 81 80 per bushel of 30 pounds In
racks.
George Chamberlain, ESQ, my agent n
Monroe. will keep the seed for sale at his store,
at 81 SO per bushel of 80 pounds in sacks.
will deliver them Gree of freighD at any
landing on the Bayou Bartholomew, or on
Ouachita and Black rivers, at 50 SO perbushe
Of 80 pounds in sacks.
Monroe, La ,Jauuary 80, Is7o.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-16

Louis Kossuth has decided to
re turn to Hungary.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-16

WASHINGTON, April IA de-
claratory act, extending the in
come tax ON Official salaries,
dividends and interest not paya-
bic till the end of the year 1870,
was passed. -
The Senate resolution passed
ordering the judiciary committee
to report on tho status of the In
dams under the 18th and 18th
... ..s.
April 11.--Four of the excluded
members-elect have to-day adj
dressed a memorial to the House
Election Committee, praying that
the Louisiana contested election
cases may be settled at once. one
way or the other, rs the State
had been practically represented
in the House for over, = year
Nkw YORK, April 11.-Holders
of cotton demand an advance. In
futures, 4c. advance is asked.
The gold market is active-quo-
tations, ia. ..-o
Sterling has advanced. Duncan,
Sherman & Co.'s rate to-day for
sixty day bills on London is 81.
No outside bills.
MEMPHIS, April 1l.-General
Rust, q prominent citizen of Ar
kansas, and general officer of
the Confederate army during the
late war, and previous to the war
q member of Congress, died on
the night of the 4th instant, of
chills.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-16

Miss Florence, who sued Gen
Butler to recover the jeweled'
swords of the late Gen. Twiggs,
seized by Butler in New Orleans,
applied at the Treasury Depart
ment on the 22nd ult., and request
ed that they be delivered to her.
The officer refused to let them go
out of his possession during the
tendency of the suit.