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LUSATIcs.-Joseph Walker and Louisa
Latimer (colorcd), lunatics from Hampton,
we're brought to the city yesterday and
consigned to Howard's Grove.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in.ElrgiEia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee. and the northern cities, at pub
lishcrs' rates, for cash. Apply at this ONCE.
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AHEAD OF THE MAIL. Tho DispGtca and other
Richmond dailieswtil be delivered along the line
OF the Danville railroad ten hours ahead OF tho
mail by ELLYSoN & TAYLOR. Send In your or.
ders.
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SPRING STYLE SILK HAT for young men Just
received at p. WEIsIGER s. Co.'s, corner Main
and Twelfth streets
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ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT -wc say you
win find the "LEE GALLERY" the cheapest and
best place for photographs.
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LONDON VELVET FINISH HATS, spring style,
also mems and boys AsTRAcAS CAPS, at P.
WEIsICER Il Co.'s, corner Twelfth and Main
at
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PERsoNAL.-The widow friends Of SAMUEL
ALLEN, who was killed at Fort Pillow, will hear
Of something to their interest by calling at W. D.
BLAIR & Co.'S, corner Of Main and Ninth streets.
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Now is TIE TIME.-Thc price OF FUEL re-
duced at j. NJ. PILCnER's, Eighth street between
Main and Cary.
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BEAUTIFUL MEMORIALS OF the departed are
the splendid photographs taken at the "LEs GAL
LRRY.''
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Go, and take the children with you, to the "LBI
GALLERY.o ~ ##s.s St.a ---
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slioo Fly' hat just received nt p. WErsroRR
4 Co.'s, corner Twelfth and Main streets. s
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TIE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH'
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
l.ATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PkPERs OF THIS CITY.
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NOTARY PuBLIc.-Goyernor Walker has
appointed George Y. Case Q notary puaus
for Nelson county, -. /.
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VOL. XXXVIII.
r,EST OF LETTERS.


IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL TIE NANCHESTERPO POST-OFFlCE JAN
UARY %, ls7o.
LADIES' LIST.
Anderson Mrs. Eliz Moore. Mrs. Bctttc
Ero, ks Mary S. Merritt, Mrs. Fannie
Blankcnship, Mrs. NJ. J. Morgan, Miss Emma l..
Rroks, Mrs. Fannie Nelson, Sophia
Clements, Mrs. Jennie Pierce, Mrs. Mary
nuvaI, Miss Fannie T. Parker, Kissy
Epps, Catherine Powell, Miss Margaret
Cartwright. Mrs. A. 8. Simmons, Mary
Harden, Mrs. Martha Toler, Miss Ella (2)
Jackson. Miss Matte l.. Traylor Mira. Joseph
Jones. Miss JuliaV. Temple, Mrs. &.
Marshall, Miss Matilda White, Miss Sallio
Mosby, Miss Helen Wells, Mrs. Mary
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Brady, Mcssrs. G.. S Co. Kahl, W.
Bcuzci, Henry Lockcttc, W. T.
BiShcp {. W. Laprade, Hiram
nii"n Rit,I" " :. H. H. MaHrriseitt MHnii.si Il Burnett
Burnett, A. McRae, A. 5.
blanton. j. 4. Mathews, D. A, H.
Haugh, Albert McFortune, W,
Buck, John Moody. II. Z.
Gssssy, GIax ~ y wl,anJ. MSr''ssss Msrriss.s r. F.
Cox, 81. Minor, Captain
Carter, Joseph II. Nunnally, W. T.
Cotton and Woollen, reple, G. A.
Manchester Puliiam. A. G..
Davis, Is. & Brother Redford. Joseph
Evans, A. G. Smith, Richardson
Graham, Captain Edw. Smith, JOHN
Gary, Mcssrs. & Bro. Schultz, J. III.
Horton. William Stringfellow, II.
Hanson, Edwin Smith, r. A. K Son
lGa,leu. Giles Taylor, William
Harding, j. &. 7. Nadend. Charles b, Jr.
Hancock X. 5. White. X. j. & Co.
Hewlett. 4. W. Whitworth, John
Hoppe, W A. tD Williams, B. H.
lIancocks J. A. a... Matklns; Hen9anIln
Jones, y. N. Wrenn, James NJ.
Jordan, II. A.
JAMES II. CUNNINGHAM, P. NJ.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. sIl
RESTAURANTS.

CCHOTT'S STEAMED OYs- "a -
y TER EsTABL1sHMENT, CoR;N ;NkH
s,I SER I'M NINTH NryhxAsIrs nv Afy X
STONE, MILL CREEK. HORN HARBoR,
MAsON's CREEK, HAMPTON BAR, YORK
ters. received regularly and fresh, and served
RAW, STEAMED. sTEWED, or FRIED. Res
tanrants supplied by the barrel at cost price;
The BAR Is stocked with the CHOICEST Ii.
QUURS; and a large lot OF BOTTLED LII
OUORS WINES ALE, and LAGER BEER, OF
the finest quality, always on hand. de3
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

On all lpu5lic or prira.e sales Of ReaI EstGte
ynly the purcjtnserS puy tie taxes for the present
uedr, but on all sales Jettceem he GrSt day Of
July and the last day IF December the seller
o1uuS them.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EICHMoND. JANUARY 81, 1870.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JANUARY %, ls7o.
sun rises ........ 7.O3 Moon rises. l.ot
Sun sets ......, 4.57 High tide. s.u
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JAMES LAWRIE, High Constable, will sell In
front of his oaice, ut 10 A. NJ, furniture, ba-
kerry fixtures, &c.
COOK 6 LAUGHTON will sell on Council
Chamber Hill at 10 A. NJ. hack, match horses,
buggy, mules, SC.
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Z VALENTINES Valentines Of NIL sorts and ssses,
for all conditions in society, at prices varyfns
fron ss 10 cents, may be had OF ELLYsos D
TAYLOR, llls Main street.
Valentines for the rich. e .gI
Valentines for the poor.
Valentines for schoolgirls.
Valentines for school-poys.
Valentines for young ladies'.
Valentines for young men.
Valentines for,the lovers.
Valentines for those about 10 become 80.
Valentines for the accepted.
Valentines for the rejected snitor.
Valentines for old persons Of both sexes, snd
for all others. tor sale by ELLYsoS TATLoR,
next to Dtspatch Office.
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SHIPPING.

EOR NEW YORK.-The ele- <EFk
L CANT steamship SARATOGA, Cap p-Ss8
tain Couch. will leave her wharf at ROcketts on
SUNDAY january %. at 8 O'Clock A. NJ. Freight
received until SATURDAY NIGHT. Fare, 9H;
steerage, 30. For freight or passage apply 70
WILLIAM &. DUEHAH q CO..
ia 21-lt corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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BoH-Boss.-AsToxr.t the. prince confecaioner,
IS still prepared to furnish every body prime and
choice bon-bons. Despite the great demand made
upon him during the holidays hts stock IL ~
goodas iteyer was, and bis prices are most res
son.ble. Looking upon his taost tempting array
Of good things, one cannot help licking his tongue
and exclain,ing, II feel, feel like morzi0g
STAR, "Shoo Fly,n etc. --,-... -.s - I.
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LEST OF LETTERS.

IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
tikFMsINING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE JANUARY 80. 1870.
Persons calling for letters In this list will please
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M UIICE 1O SHIT FEhS,-1SI1S-4grIII18 I
~ The boats of the JAMES
YER AND kANAWHA. CANAL COMPANY
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for LynchburS and
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid at ths
be afforded constgnees, but no obligation 10 40.
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
nv Office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight Ill not De delivered till charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
de ii EDWARD DILLON, Agent
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.IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE MANCHESTER POST-OFFICE JAN
\ Is-n
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j. j. Belts. Abel Martin, Call WcSScott.
l.. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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France haS 10 10ftre6ses, OF which eight
are Of the Asst rank; Paris. Lyons, Stras.
bouyg, Nets, Lille, Toulon, Bses&, and Cher.
bourg: The fortide.tions If Paris are .aid
000, 000
Tho dset on the let Of January Of las:
wear Waa comnoaed a follow:
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vrrws o. 1us OusAx cox,eAxDs. n.

vnwS o. 5us CuDAH Co1llA1D81 n
C1YED.-Gen. Jordan makes this concern.
ing the French embsoglio: ehonld prsssat
thrsats come % blews, ''as matters Il
The pseesnt a&aituds Of ~ authosities Of
the United States toward To Cubanl the
latter, q course, would - ready 70 vel
come and oo-opssaas With The Frsaeh, for
their aboarbing motive and dssiss y - b
ria q 0paniards q II oosA Thee3oes,
that which would sooneat sDscs The I'D.
dance they would b quick % smhsaes.. =
pscially since hey can no longer look y
ths listed States, o1ically, ezeepe = No.
tile . their ftesdom frn9 opaln." 0en.
Jordan coocludD . follows - eoFs
complicatjon b q hand q his coanect3oo
- surs.ae sunllghx unlsss soale ialnsdi61e
and practical Steps ~ takea . sud q.
That ssep b upon The paaA toWagd ~ Aghs
and justice. a66 y1l l1yslye 3@el4 . form.
. o@cial dselaPlleq - 5000 - 3aet ef
- Vel1o4 &C., oovo1lo0e 49, Wae
2 es2 ~ - -: :!2,a.
&y : ! e,il -. : :
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4 4ycA Ovssortess Ogass2e.


The zSlesis Rsds says thss good story Il
told Of IN aspiring orator Who held forth on
the 18th Of July Il one of the many celebrs'
tons in the rural districts in Ohio.
His maiden speech was duly prepared,
and the telling portions committed to mem.
DRY, be found himself in . thrilling state OF
nervousness before the people. All went
o. we'll, and he had In measure recovered
his self.oommand, when he had arrived ee
the great climax of his speech-that portion
OF It In which he was to allude to the
IS American Eagle" Proudly he began, and
tossed of almost aippautly, The American
Eagle, gentlemen. that proud birc the en-
bIem Of our Liberties, ~ she stands" when
suddenly the rest of his laborsd smile fad.
cd from his memory. Terrified at the dis
covcry he gssped-bc nervously seized Z
tumbler of water, and turned 1t by mistake
inside his crsvat and took fresh start with
. rush Of desperation which bid fair to burst
the bonds of his fettercd Imagination, and
soar majestically away on the wings Of the
apostrophiscd bird. The American Eag'3
tho American EAGLE, gentle'xEx, that
proud bird of our liberties, - shc stands
standing-as she Misunderstanding with
great vigor) with one foot on the Allcghan-
les and the other on the Rocky Mountains,
and stretching her broad wings from the
Atlantic to the Pacific, slall- stretching her
broad wings-with ono foot on the Rocky
Mountains and The other one on the ALE.
ghanics, skau-sAau HOWL. gentlemen and
fellow citizens. In the glorious JreedSm Of
her NATIVE Arr"
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RIVER Nrxuo-The Nevada 0asstts says
that in the gold mining sections Of that
county, the beds Of many streams, ones
worked out, srs again becoming valuable
Tailings In the river and creek channels pay
~ often y oiled up with gravel and cement
from The deep hill diSginga Many Of the
bars Of streams are proving the safest kind
Of mining property. In many cases the
owners are put to no expense whatever. The
hydraulic mines above them Ill In their
claims gratis every yeas. The action Of
water and exposure to the atmosphere pull
yertzes al the Jumps Of cement that escape
from The 6sst hydraulic pEocesA In many
instances these claims are fasmed out to
Cinnamon, The owners receiving from . to
30 per csnk Of the amount taken out No
longer ago than ok years, some Z, 900 test Of
Deer cresk, bslow town, was sold for $50
the owner supposing II w0ald never pay
for working again. Tie ssne groand b
nov worth ssvssA Thousand dollara ~ ~
hin diggings ase likely - ut ior gosegar
lions, and thsse rivsr claims must hold out
equally .. loss, sons ha nay b ssrned
Of thsir yal1s. aC.f L Er. !,
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Fate Of DistissOsisjbed zisalivjasals.
BY PRoF, o. HOWE GREENE.

BY PRoF. o. HOWE GREENE.
The man who ''lost his balance" lost it on
Wall street.
The young lady who was ''carried away
with her feelings" came back with her ''un.
feeling father" feeling lost" but the
maiden lady who ''couldn't express her feel.
ings' telegraphed them, ~ she dare not
trust the ''mailsl''
The individual who was changing in sus.
pense'' was horse thief.
Tho person who taxes our ingenuity" is
revenue officer.
The man who ''lost his little awl" was q
shoemaker. lie still ceilings to the last"
The IMAM Of mark" 10 drnughtsman.
Tho man who made deep impression
was die'sinker.
The man "whose first impressions were
often wrong" was printer.
The man who "gained moro than he lost
was gambler.
''That singular man" il a bachelor.
The lady with "a single purpose" Is an
old maid. ~
The boy who was ''lost In thought has
been found in Chicago.
The man who " had just got his hand in
was pick.pocket.
The man who was supposed to have
''gone up" has ''come down handsomely"
The man er.6orSGr' was IN editor.
The youth who "wouldn't listen to res.
son" had to listen 70 the police justice.
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. THE RIVAL NATIONS
AEizitQrv Strength Of France and
IrWSSt0 Ke9p1cyevesy.
THE .F1EScn ARMY AND NAVY.

THE FRENCH ARMY AND NAVY.
The army, according to the now law Of
February l. 1858, consists of the active army
ard the reserve. each numbering 400, 900
men. A Gards Rationale Mobile, which was
70 number about $50. 900, was to cooperate
for the defense of fortresses, coasts and
fronticrs. The National Guard las mill.
tary organization, and is placed under the
s snd e; essa ssn Of OF
The active army, the reserve, and the Ma
tioual Guard, number l. $50, 900 men.
The active army Is q yet low. OF course
It will be greatly increased when placed on
war footing. .@
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FROM PHILlPSBURaH.
TO 9sy EplroH NEW No1ru.Wes1:

TO sss EDlro. NEW NoRru.wEs1:
Philipsburgh will come out and be some
town on the map yet. Each day VIC hni
new, better and moro solid reasons 1or
thinking So More and more interest ID
felt by outside men and miners here as time
wears away: We are moro satified that one
or two failures cannot destroy our future
prospects. Al I expressed myself when in
your city still firmly adhere to the same
opinion. There u now at the furnaces
above town three practical men who have
been engaged smelling the ores of White
Pine. Although they do not approve the
pattern of the furnaces as constructed here,
vet have undertaken to ft one and make j,
. satisfactory success or mo pay" They
are now ready to fire up, and will charge
with orc on Monday. I will endeavor to
give results late - possible previous to
your going to press. Every one who haa
watched this enterprise Ia all have with
much intercs) are confident Its 60. u
The consequence will be. moro furnaces
and moro developments immediately. Sew.
eral parties are waiting the result of this
experiment. and capital will not he wanting
should this mode of reduction prove salts.
factory. Meantime w would 10 pleased to
hear the throbbing hum of the mill again.
Many parties are only waiting for the Gig.
nal Of life about j. to take out rock, but
scarce can afford to do ~ -sr~--~~-~~cer'
..s-.y. Enough for some weeks Is now
upon the surface, and six months run can
be placed at tho mill in about - many
weeks. Hurry up negotiations you mill
men, ~ daylight is dswning." Cllery 4
Merrill are down one hundred and six feel
and have cut the ledge on that level Il
proved i've fest through, very solid-both
walls well defined and well clothed with Z
clay or soft brown cement The rock a
tested by two parties viii work about 90.
They have concluded to continue down
with the shaft flfty feet further and open q
chamber lengthwise Of the ledge. They
are also opening another mine known a.
the Ben Franklin) Of smelling orc and show
some very rich specimens More anon.
xxx.
Philipsbussh. July 24th, 1870. '.
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ar1nsD, With l,ils guns, and 3 batsilsoas
Of esgfneoeD, 1akiag u 81 40, 80 SOLDIER.
To thsss should b added the Federal con-
tingents Of Saxony, Bsunswick, Mecklsn.
burg .6trelitz, and Hesse Dsrmstadt. In al
5000 men. But this force Of 463, 900 only
represents the standing army Of North Ger
many. In case of emergency. Prussia can
also command the services OF the troops Of
Baden, Wurtemburg. and Bavaria: and In
mediately order reserve, consisting Of IN
army Of ~, 900 men. An additional force
Of Soo, 900 men 10 at her disposal for the
Occupation Of towns and gsrIisons. Every
Prussian subject 10 enrolled - soldier -
SION - be hes completed his twentieth year.
He serves, unless exempted, three years In
the regular army, four In the reserve, and ct
the end Of this term enters the Landwehr or
militia for nine yeara Leaving the Land.
wher, he Is finally enrolled in the Lanstrum
until he 10 ifty years of age.
The Commandments. Chief Of the army and
navy 10 the King. The chief Of staff 10
General do Ioltke. The regular army Is
divided into eleven corps or divisions, with
the following commanders.
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Chicago. july .io-Gen. Sheridan. with
one msmbss At HE staff, leaves Tor Earsps
France and Prussia. He expects . visit
both csispa. !. Z ~ ~
The excitement among the Germans con.
tipucS. Over 100 young Germans left ~.
Ssrtluy and to-day Tor New York, en- route
for the scene OF war, with the intention Of
joiuing the Prussisas. ...... -... ..
London, July 22-lt 10 said .hst the Prus.
SLAMS will sdopt tho defensive line from
Coblcntx along the Rhine.
Bismarck aud Uoltke aro oonddeSt ct
sueccss. 49,
The French journals object % tho nsu.
trxlixat:on Of the Baltic.
Paris, July e2. 6 p. m-Evcning journals
report several skiriNishes yesterday. between
tie advance guard along the frontier, but
give no detsilA --@.-....
Thu suthor;ties at strasbourg viii 40
longer permit strangers 70 ascend the stespls
Of 10 Cathedral, because the movement of
the troops On both sidss can b sesn from
Quarters are preparing for the emperor
and SAT q 6lraSlouks. . u ..lI-s-.
Vessels have been sent 70 New Found.
jaeA - notify the French 6shsrmen Of ~
dcclasaiiep q VA -.r-,4t. ra.a
The ISsiIS.r. lflnisserial orgaa. IN IT,
Issue today, saSs & & noe tres that epaio
~ eiseledSd q ajlesep WITH gtsscs.' q
noA 0s11e6D. ~ l1sorny 81 seUA
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The commander OF the corps Of the guard
is the Prince Augustus OF Wurtenberg:
There are twenty nine fortresses in the king
dom, Ut which five ere of tho first rank.
Count Won Bismark has been able to as.
sert that the Prussian navy d now second to
none in the Baltic Sea- Since 1850 vessel
sitter vessel has been rapidly launched, I'M.
til Prussia, which few years ago was really
formidable naval power. According to the
latest returns the heet Of Prussia 10 composed
M fn11nwa.
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SOVbO " W. O&AsasSSsSOSs oSSVSs :
N

At the head of the French army are eight
Marsl,als of France, namely: Count vi.
lsnt, Count Baraguey d'Hilliers, Count
Random, and de Boenf, +. G. CanrUbcrt, II.
F. P. n. NcMAhon Duke Of 1Agsnta), g.
F. Forey, F. A. Bazaine. The army 10 di.
vided into seven army corps. The head.
quarters Of the army Corps arc % followS:
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Ths French naval Iorcs enesless q a, ~
men. Thero ~ I've Admlrlls. q WgsMld
% Gsoeui,ly end =. +. TyshouSt acelIe
vtcs Admirsh. and - ecalvs Cppnoees4d.
misalA w. ..s
fng y1poplA1 AMY AND uAyy.
The 0esnaa mllitayy osglaf1Asioni = Co.
plete, an saepasdmg - astaepDees = ~
fIusstan A(ng1 0lel(tA - uAHt9Q ~.
4tMs ca o - monoQtr II. D)ae44 u1oo
esas Sya aa9e tele11Q fl6o0 1eG0As
M+ s;s. ssls 8,
- sgssd;Sss 3 ~ !: ifisGlssss .
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IT- ---TTT
TRANSFORMATION.

oFFICE OF NORTH LA. n TEXAS
v RAILROAD COMPANY; ia.
=. - III Ha rtb ~ #.s*
MONROE, LA.i Dec. I'd, 1870.
On and after Sunday, the Attn INST, the
trains on this Road will run as 1oiio"s:
PASSENGER TRAINS,
1eaye Monroe daily ATTAIN
Arrive at Delta IL OO A. NJ.
Leave Delta at 2 90 P. NJ.
Arrive at Monroe ,45 Pm. .,,;,,A.S
Nf13,i % rRRRlaHr TRAINS: ''''
Leave Monroe a. "A. Mon Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday. u,, r,,,
Leave Delta at 7 A. NJ. on TUESDAY, Ihurs-
u through freight per car load will be car
red by passenger train.
Way freight will be shipped py ireight
train. e,.. nil, ho dali,
cred at the designated points at OWNERS
RISK, whether there be any person 'here'o
receive 1t or not. h
Freights for Flag Stations must De pre-
daily line of four-horse coaches connect
at Monroe for ShrevepOrt--thencev via south
arn Pacific Railroads.&c. Marshall, Halls
Wis "''u Lung J.W. GREEN,
! Engineer and Superintendent.
decl2-d3m
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MoFRoE ADVERTISEMENTS.

: : : - ||| : !
!!GI1 Zg!g
-
E -.
AMILY OCER,
DESIARD STREET,
MONROE, LOUISIANA,
Has constantly on hand and for sale, Gro
ceries of all description, such as
&4s. SUGAR,
MOLASSES,
COFFEE, HAMS, BACON,
LARD, BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR,
POTATOES, ONIONS, CIGARS, TOBACCO,
OYSTERS, SARDINES, LIQUORS OF
ALL KINDS, PRESERVES,
IN GLASS AND CANS.
FRUITS OF VARIOUS KINDS
AS LOW AS POSSIBLE FOR CASH.
Monroe, La, Feb'y 10, 1869 n22:ly
HENRY KING 'R''
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, AND
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
MONROE, LA,
Keeps constantly on hand large and
we'll selected stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
CLOTHING,
HARDWARE,
sADDLERY,
GROCERIES, (all kinds,)
WINES,
LIQUORS,
DC, &c, DC,
and will sell them as cheap as the cheapest.
N. B.-Highest cash price paid for Cotton,
Hides and Country Produce. decl2-d3m
III. GERsoN k1 5R;, m,
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Notions, DC, Groceries, Crockery,
Saddlery, Guns, Pistols and General Plan
tation Supplies.
Highest price paid for cotton and other
produce.
Liberal cash advances made on consign-
ments to his friends in New Orleans.
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SuReHNoR q MULLIN'
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1870-12-31

ID EMEMBER the Wagons at Surghnor IL
lV Mullins are guaranteed Off
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1870-12-31

II GERSON, JR.,
LIZ DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Notions, DC, Groceries, Crockery,
Saddlery, Guns, Pistols, and General Plan
tatiOn Supplies.
Highest price paid for cotton and other
produce.
Liberal cash advances made on cOnsign-
ments to his friends in New Orleans.
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