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chancerY Sale Of Rsal Estate.

No. 5s9, N. R.-First Chancery Court Of Shell
by eOunty,-Branham Merrill vs.. r. B. De
Barre ct al
ID Y virtue OF an interlOoutOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause, December
18Th, lSl0 VIII sell at public auction 10 the
highest bidder, IN fron5 OF the ClsrE and
Masters Of1ce, GrsenlaW block, Second
street, below Union IN the city OF Memphis,
TAM
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WALL STREET.
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, March 4.-CottOn in fair
demand; sales, 72O0 bales, the market closing
active at full prices; good ordinary, lI5s
ll5+c, low mtdd1ng, l25z9l314c middling, lIIl
@ls5Sc; receipts, 3ISl bales; exports, foreign,
I088, and to Providence S7I bal IS; stock 2S8 l5l
bales. Sterling, ~ sight, par. Gold, lll1s.
Corn easier; mixed and yellow, Zoe; white,
70@7lc. Hay-prims, SO; choice, 81 90. Pork
dull and 10 err mess, S2l 75a22. Bacon duh
at 8@llA9l2c. Hams, sugar cured, I8c Flour,
oats, bran, lard, sugar, mOlasses, coffee aud
whisky unchanged. The damage to the Mis-
sissippi Central railroad and Northern and
Western connections by the recent freshet
has been repaired, and trains aie running
through as usual
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HEa ADVERTISEMENTS

I OTTERY.-OdiciaI drawings OF the Mis-
1 4 souri, state Lottery. CLASS l55.
p, 4j, SO. "a, SO, 8. 20, 20, 55 90, "A, IS, g.
CLASS IS6.
36, 2S, l, z, q, g, 2. g., 90, 53. 37, At, Y.
Prizes rom 500 10 $50 0oG paid IN money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nIshed In the above Lottery by ]. e FIR ANCE
49, North Court street, Box AZ, Memphis,
Tenn, P. o. MURRAY, MILLER & CO., Man
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Emperor Napoleon arrived at CHS
elhurst at 2 O'Clock Monday afternoon.
He was received with enthusiastic
cheers in that village and all railroad
stations along the route from Dover.
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Administrators IngOIYent NolIee.

TTAvTNG suggested to the Clerk OF the
III County court OF shelby county, Tennes-
ses. Inc insolvency OF the estate of P. FIahsr-
~. deceased / hereby notify all parties haV-
ing claims against said estate to hl6 the same
with the clerk OF said court; property pro
bated on or before the eth day OF September,
ISL or the same will be forever barred.
NM IlEN s. suLLLNAN. Adm b.
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cHANcERY SALE
REAE msrAT@.

No. EI5, n. re. P. Taylor vs. A. T. shaw st
uL-Ftrst Chancsry Court Of shelby county
ID 7 virtue Of an tnterloeulorV decree for
U sale entered In the above cause JznuIrT
8 ls7l. VIII sell at public auction TO me rel-
est bidder on the premises, between oakland
and Maeon. Ia EaVarra nnnnrv. Tsnnes..-- "a
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$4,000 GWEN Away.

ON the 3Ist March, 1871, our second grand
~ distribution OF cash and other gifts
amounting 10 $4,000 VIII be made TO pur-
Ghasers Of cur celebrated f" COLGATE's Crown
GOLD PENa" For fuli list OF gins and partto-
ulars. address, E, q. COLGATE 4 co,
faS w Cincinnati, Chic.
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NOTLCI-

r HAVE suggested this day the insolvency
L of the eststs Of e. N. Bond 4eeeaseas . t1s
f7onrfr7 Court CLERK. All eredil o-s ara here
bv no4i fed 10 dls their claims Wtlh tha Coun-
~ count CLERK within the time specified ny
Isvg 5r they VIII be forever barred
FTs-or 81 XII e. L. DOUGLASS,
-oh77-7 Admintssrafor.
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INSURANCE

EHsUREs AsALzsz Loss By szzE. -.
ser lRLEE AND RTTER RLsEs
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DIED.

FREY AtTIptonvlIle, Lake county, Tenn,
March l5-H, 1871, sir. SAMUEL FEEY, aged s.
years, Of drCpsy.
And so tits Another soul has been called
home. Mr. Frey was formerly citizen Of
this city, having lived here some sixteen OF
sevehtsen years. "Eone knew him but to
love him" X
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Cotton Thread Rope.

TTVENNESSE manufacturer uneqnaled
j quality; In lots 10 the trade ONLY. For
sale bv DAY & PHOUDFIT,
ia29 Agents for the manufacturers
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MARRIED.

ON-sTEWART-Att the residence Of
the brides father, by the ReY. T. d. White
more, Mr.. ". A. AArMONs and Miss ANNIE ".
s rEW AIT. AL OF this lity.
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Masonic Notice.

TNHE stated cOnvOcation of Penn q
u K. A. Chapter No. 2 E. and A. n. W
viii be held this (WEDN EsSDAY) even-/W\
ing, March ~, 1871, at ~ o'clock, for work
IN NJ. NJ. NJ degree.
A. J. WHEELER, NJ. E H. p.
C. e. LOCKE Saerararv nhsZ
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WARD-The frlends and Acquaintance of
CLARENCE c. WARD are invited to attend
his funeral this WEDNESDAY, afternoon,
at o'clock, at the First ssbytertau Church.
Services by Rev. Dr. Bowman.
CARRIAGES In attendance at HoIst's.
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VERSAILLES, March 2l.-In the
National Assembly to-day Grevy,
President Of that body, made a speech
denouncing the insurrectiOn In Paris.
Clemencian introduced a plan for
the election Of a Municipal Council,
composed Of eighty members, for the
internal government Of Paris, the ur-
gency Of which was voted by the As
sembly.
a plan for the election Of command
ers Of the National Guards, was intro
duced.
Some Deputies denounced the assas-
sinatiOns which have recently taken
place, and repudiste the course Of the
Paris Deputies who have parlled with
the insurgents.
Louis Blanc, TrOchu, Picard and
several Deputies have gone to Paris
to demand the release of General
Chansy. -
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SPAIN.


MADRID, March 2l.-T EpOcG
contadicts in specific terms the report
that Spain has proposed to sell Cuba
and Porto Rico to the United States.
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VaIuahIa lands for SaIa.

ON the 18th day Of April, ls7l, on the prem,
~ Ises without the equity of redemption, ]
viii sell for cash to the highest bidder 70 pay
purCh ass money. about ~ acres OF tne nome
place Of the late DR.. Samuel Bond, being the
same mentioned in conveyance BY me to ]
FOltz and others, on the lst Of January lslO
MIL a 81 '-- -''--' EDyrTND ORGIL.L.
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SEED POTATOES.

EARLT ROSE, shaker, Russetsf London
II Ladies. Early Goodrich. F1nksye, Feach'
blow and other varieties, at
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Ku-Klux in Cincinnati, intending
to XIII one Schmizeier, killed his wife
while she slept beside him. The
murderers wanted money.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

MEETS ODD PILLOWS HALL, haLf-past p
vi Regular BUzIEEss NETTING ELAsL
WFnvEsDAY NIGHT Of each month.
Regular COLLooULAL MEErLEGt every hl2E-
NJ. BURKE. President
p ErrrEI- salraIarv. La.
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ALABAMA.
Completion q the asmphls, HafluH and
Selma RsllFaad 10 Greensboro.
Iis Efsoss-lt inspires the People, 0aiCk'
eEs Trade, sH5 Works a Rapid sEa
Permanent Improvement
qRFrxsnoRo. ALA. March II, Isl.

GREENsBoRo, Ala, March II, ISL.
Editors Appeal - The completion
Of the Nempnis. Marion and Selma
railroad 10 this place in October last
Was an event iu lhe history of our
town. which ali hailed with delight.
M nIsced ms in more direct and rapid
communication with what before
was an outside world, and inspired
our people with the activity OF the
age. We felt that IL could no longer
be a repruaCh TO US that Greensboro
was behind all the rest Of the towns Of
Alabama In enterprise and improve
meDt. and that we had aroused our
selves from the lethargy that belonged
90 the anCients, and were placed
among the living towns Of the present
time. But we are not yet satisfied.
An outlet on our side is not sufficient,
aud having realized to some extent
thpadvautages of railroad connections,
iu making US independent OF dis
faut and uncertain river, we desire 10
see the way open TO other markets
sceessi by the same means. The peO-
pIe of this whole section Of country are
anxious TO see this road extended 10
Memphis, thecity tcOm which II seems
natural that they should draw their
supplies. We feel that nature intended
an alliance should exist between
d and the Great West. We rejoice IN
fhe rapid progress the people OF the
West have made and are still making,
and with the large increase in manu-
fgcturing that has taken place there.
We hone the day is not far distant
when our products viii flow west
ward, and returning trains will bring
Us our meats, flour, corn, agricultural
implements, cotton goods, etc, etc;
when the West and the South viii be
bo1Dd together more closely than ever
be.ore bv both fraternal feeling and
interest-euf5ying mutually the ad-
vgntaqes of our pecuve sections.
That the people along the line OF the
8 m. and u. railroad feel great inter
est in the enterprise, the willing and
liberal subscriptions they have made
leave no room 10 doubt. From the
eastern terminus of the road to the
western boundary Of Alabama, see
how they have responded to the calls
a. H-HTH0
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Special Auction Sale for Ladies
GEORGE SHIELDS Z co
ny a. A.FRI1eP 60 Co
ess'i Agoilss'rs, "a FFsHt Sl.,lbsgB Adza5
WILL SELL
THIS MORNING, At 10 O'CLOCK

sC0 dozen Plautsrs' Hoss-sss0rJsd sIzss 1a-s
steel.
50 dozen AEes-ass0rtsd sizes, casl slsz.
l04 box ea Class Wars-assorGeu
100 boxes FarleEa-ed Soap.
80 also, q large retail STOCK uf F-L.T
Goods, SIX FrtEgsas EdEi1gFr Dress Eu---ra
Dress Goods. P0Dllus. Jac0uets, Lawns. enc.
E5- Also, Clolhiug. Dry Goods E.0o-z. Shoes.
Hats Notions, etc. 80 Terms CASH 7aE
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BulyFer has been made a lord, and
there Ras an earthquake shock yester-
day in the north Of England.
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MARKETS.
IBY TELEGRAP HI

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March U.-CottOu-demand
fair and advanced; middltng uplsnds. l5c
Flour finn; demand fair at s6 6596 30 f0I
shipping grades OF extra. Wheat-higher
speculative demand; red amber, 81 Hal "A
Corn duh aud unsettled; mixed western, 81
@85c. Whisky heavy 81 9IG9l1zc. Coffee dul
and unchanged. Rice, S1z8s1<c. Sugar steady
m mOderaGs demand; Cuba nrmer at S1sglOc
Moiasses quiet; New Orleans, 45964e.
Dry 0OOds-Market without much lie OW'
ing 10 the prevalence Of storm. The o1ly
changes to note since Friday are the reduc
ttOn OF simpsons prints to Ice, Albion solid
prints to lO34C and Washington fanctes tC
lU1Sc. No reduction IN other styles.
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POSTAL AFFAIRS

LIST OF UNCALLED FOR LETTERS.
-..----I r.-L
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NOTICE

TB hereby given to all persons having claims
i against. or owing anything 20 the esbats o4
Henry Ferguson, deceased, u Al a nnail seLLis-
msnt Is being made BY the cEeeugors-
JOHN dUBEh,
WI. CLEMENTS,
rHrHar
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-08
Rules for Playin' onto Organ in Meeting

When the preacher comes in and
meals down in the poolpit, pool out al
the shoppers. That's wot the shoppers is
for.
When u him is given out to be sung
play over the whole toon before singin'
but be sure TO play it SO they can't tell
whether it's that toOn or some other
toon. 1t will amuse the people to
guess.
When you play the interludc, sum-
times pull all the shoppers out, and
sumtimes pull them all in. The stop
pers is made to pull in and out.
Play the interlOOds about twice as
long as the toon. The interloods is the
best part of the mewsic, and should be
the longest.
Play from the interloods into the
tune without letting them know when
the tune begins. This will teach them
to mind their Dizziness. Always play
the interloods faster or slower than the
toon.
This will keepit from being the same
as tho toon.
II the preacher gives out ) VirccS play
4. TeW many vircesis teejus.
Doorin the sermen go out of the
church, and cum back in time for the
next toon. This shows you don't mean
to BIO hard on the preacher by haviu
teW many listenin to him at wOnSt.-.
The OccideH.
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&be fittle 8olhs:
The Dog and the Pie Man.

Mr.. Smellie, in his Natural Philos-
Ophy," mentions a curious instance of
intelligence in a dog belonging to Il gro
Ger In Edinburgh:
ga man who went through the streets
ringing a bell and selling pies happened
one day to treat this dog with pie
The next time he heard the pie mans
bell he ran toward him, seized him by
the coat and would not suffer him to
pass. The pie man, who understood
what the dog wanted, showed him a
penny and pointed to his master, who
stood at the street door and saw what
was going on. The dog went to his
master with many humble gestures and
looks, and on receiving Il penny carried
it in his mouth to the pie man and re-
ceived his pie. This traffic between the
pie man and the grocer's dog continued
daily for several months
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Flown Away.

Two little birds had n nest in the
bushes in the back part OF the garden.
Julia found the nest. 1t had some
speckled eggs in it-one, two, three, four.
But she did not trouble the nest, nor
distress the dear little birds. One day,
after she had been away some time,
down she ran into the garden to take a
peep at the four little speckled eggs
Instead of the beautiful eggs, there were
only broken, empty shells. "Oh," she
said, picking out the pieces, 81 am so
sorry, for all the beautiful eggs are all
spoiled and broken!'
"No, Julia" replied her brother,
''they are not spoiled; for the very best
part of them has taken wings and flown
away"
So it is when a child dies; its little
body, left behind, is only an empty
shell; while its soul, the better part, has
taken wings and flown away.
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The Power of Kindness.

A poor woman used to give an Gle.
phant, who often passed her stall in the
market, a handful of greens, of which
he was very fond. One day he was in
great fury, and broke away from his
keeper, and came raging down the mar
ket-place. Every one fled, and in her
haste the poor woman forgot her little
child. But the furious elephant, instead
Of trampling it to death, picked it up
tenderly and laid it on one side in a
place of safety. Do you think she was
sorry she gave him his handful Of green's
as he went by? No. We never lose by
kind action, no matter to whom it is
done.
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Utilize the Carcass.

When a farmer loses horse or OK, or
any other animal, instead OF leaving
the carcass 20 be ticNotred by dogs or
crows, he should cover it witt! six or
eight times its bulk of Garth, and THUS
arrest the fertilizing glasses which will
be thrown off in the process Of decom-
position. By doing so he would secure
a quantity of manure which would pay
him five times over for the trouble it
would cost him for there is very little
land in the older portions Of the State,
which might not be greatly improved
by the application of fertilizers.
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Neuralyi8.

Sufferers from neuralgia may be
pleased to learn that n medical CORES
pendent of tho London Lancet writes:
"a few years ago, when in China. !
ascertained that the natives when at
tackled with facial neuralgia used oil of
peppermint, which they lightly applied
to the seat of pain with camel'- hair
pencil. Since then, i'm my own practice,
nave frequently employed this oil as
local au@sthetic, not only in neural
gia, but also in govt with remarkable
good results
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Influence.

A man in blouse once said, 81 have
no more influence than a farthing rush
light" "Well,' was the reply, "a far
thing rushlight can do a great deal: it
can set a haystack on fire, it can burn
down a house; yea, more, it will enable
a poor creature to read chapter in
Gods book. Go your way friend; Let
your farthing rushfight so shine before
men that others seeing your good works
may glorify your Father in Heaven"
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Hall biO0tis.

\ practical writer in Missouri says
that half-bioods are the best breeds of
hogs In every respect that farmers de-
sire, and at the present price Of pork,
an ordinary litter of haif-blood pigs at
i;attening time is worth 500 more than
an ordinary litter Of common pigs, and
do not cost any more to raise than the
common.
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8arm, e5arnsn ann Boaseboso

CoNrRIHUTloNs, ON practical farming, gar
deniug and housekeeping, or ANY INTEREST
ing facts, experiments or recipes. are solicit
ed from our friends throughout The country
for publication in this dcnurtm cnt.
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each, and they Will save four times
their cost in the value of tomatoes.
Let such 81 trcllis be placed over each
hill, before the plant has begun to bend
sideways; then tn" fruit will all hc kept
Off the ground.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
se.-cS},i-S J'i;is!:;;
.rHi.l.;:lI.,';%U ItENlDiit$.


THE >I>T:i WuH DER: OK, r,'. ~
TRACT or I,:TurHNr. nn Internal and rNl"l'-
nal medicine. cures Cholera H.li 'h"ir'it
Alorbus; a:d wNl ear" the following dis
,}or,ir l'Iux and Niairhc:i ii, ono DAY.
Hcoclarhc and !+aracEe III tire" Inin"tr-.
Too.ha i'll one hnif minute.
Ncrr:tIgia IN live minutes.
Aatilnlu and i'jios iastai. relief.
sore ttro..t nj ten minutes.
;ni,. aud ifauip i'll FOUR 'nlIUt"0.
Rheumatism, III one day.
Snrairi- in twenty minutes.
Sore or Weak Eyes III one day.
Pair, III the back OF Sid0 ia ter! minutes.
Fever and .tg!o III orc day.
breaks II Chill in ~" minutes.
l'uarg.;; lrtt Of tic Spleen III 0iit e, i!.tt
Thi,, j.. tho grca,c-;; i,,Hily medicine IN li,r
world, aMd he only on. know ina, M'li
person clear u: fever
You know nos whoI YOU may Ike sick, aud
should keep il III tho IsiilN.
Nome scfHi';G unless the Haf9H OF h. -
i.ignnSlli is ft.u,i, blown on tho bottle.
, IicfSuSKi'S EI.t'TiIC IMMINENT:
! For Man BEAST. Try ono hNttl" and
! you n,!I never ho wiihor, another
The principal ingredient III this ccichratc':
sit r +. ' on N iF"GLi '''ln . '' "
::os.,cs wonderful curative properties. and
being chemically confirmed, IS in the FL 70
TRIO iI>I,ii.>r. wi.h some of The most pow
erii,' yet soothing and healing, remedial
Most pcr!t<t and ":!;ca"io,l- remedy ever
,
YOU friends that AZ" s1.5Irring from external
diseases. Then go toll them to call at
! and got a -uppiN OF l:I"&''shI's ilE'rE'r
! l.le;IME,lT and be cured.
! II CURES THE FOLLOWING DISEASES:
For Matt Intt1iHnatOry Rhouuat ism,
! Chronic ara Acute rheumatism, Bruises,
! Spr:iiIS Palms, Stiffness OF soreness in tho
| Back or JOHNS, Burns ard ScalCiS Ulcers
and old Sores. Piles, deafness and Earachc,
| Tootiachc, :tc;,dac.o Sore Throat, MumpS,
! -tguc III the f.,,ta or breast, White Swelling,
Sore or Int!Hncd Eyes, Paralysis or Numb
! Palsy, i;rys;i olns. Salt Khcum, Sc:i1d Head
| or Scrotu!uuS Sores.
! FOR Horses Zig Head Big JAW, Poll
| Evil. t',4ti.a, Mango, Scratches, Bruises,
Swc-ny-, st ring Halt. Ring Bono, Windgal!,
| Saddle or Collar Gals, Cracked Heels,
! Wounds and Cuts, Sor" and Weak Evcs.
! founders.
Mono Genuine unless tho name of r. Is.
! I.iGrnosiIi j.; ft,tIlfQ blown on the bottle.
| BROOKS SAME. Il curcs-Tcttcr, Fry
SirClaS, salt ihCu. Sca!l Head, Itch. Ring
! worm, Cheers in tho Ear, Pi,nplcs BlotchC@,
inia.np,l Eyes, tDrn&. 1nllanf1natnry Rhcu-
! natisIn. t;Dut, piles. and al Ertl'ti"nS "i
! the Skin.
! All who have ever used this SalNc agree
! that it i the greatest remedy ever uScd.-
| After TRYING nrI, in,x You will always have
| il on hand.
! X. Il. I.It NOSkl,
! Druggist :,I,,t Chemist. Monroe, La.
juno y. l>1t. n3::-lN
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TO BRIDGET.
BY ONE WHO LOVES HER.

BY ONE WHO LOVES HER.
oh Bridget dearest Bridget,
The Love l bear tor you
Has caused my heart to trcmblc
And almost break in two.
vain would live an cherish,
The ground that you do walk,
But your conduct do forbid me
To Have such pleasant thoughts.
l often have built castles,
To enjoy by you e. me,
But before they got completed,
you causes them not to be.
I men this by your conduct.
To another man SO free.
oh could hut reclaim you.
How happy would ! he.
There is one resolution,
that Bridget ought to make:
BE true to me that loves her,
or come to some bad fate.
Then Bridget dearest Bridget,
Consent a be mine own;
Be true to your love Dennis,
And you never will be fooiOrn ell.
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D<\liNEY II NACRH, General Agent
for Su,:t II " est. 80 tarondcict 81. \. -.
l.. V. MAJ T., State Agent.
T.. l.. ;'t.ikl, Agent for North louisiana.
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Gen. }. FRANK P.iR.iOt-p, President;
Col. Isaiah Garrett. LIST Ficc President; Z.
Z. Stubi,s ESD, End Nico President; Frank
lin Garrett Est. Srcrctar, Drss. I. y. Ably
and 7. p. Richardson, Exalninig Surgeons.
R.G. Cobb, ". J. Z. Baker, g. Richard
son. l.. V. Maryc. J. G. Godfrey. T. G. Scar
thorough, G.. Il. Konth. j.. l.. HCtri. John
Hucv, Isaiah CARROT, Jr. W. II. II. <iuiiil,
and \. l.. Slack. Directors.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-08

West Point, Miss, is to have a bank
with a capital of $50. 900
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-08

DE-. VI ia NJ LIVER HrI.!.-, ~ CASES or
-iGI.E AND i'I.T EE. when taken with niii-
nine. are i,IuGuc' il" O.: tn" most happy
r"~ilfS. So h"str ,..tIlnr.ic. cam lac used
preparatory %, ur after taking Guinjli". We
wOTld aGE.''G :iii vino ;'C afflicted with thi-
di~'n~' t. -..N'. tenn \ FAIR TRIAL.
= iiNf'i\'! BROS, ptTr~nTnci, I'A..
i'::uIRi tTpI;S.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-08

I'a:l III TIL" right side. under the eit." Of
til, RIBS Increasing on pressure; sometimes
til" pain = 81 thC i"ft side: III" patient Is
rarely Hb" TO - the lNft side; sometimes
tiI'' ,,.rN l. '"iI under lnc @ErNii"r blade,
ana Il Frequently u&t"nCis to the TOT, Of he
Sh"u!icr. a.ii j. @uinc!iu mistaken for a
rh"u,!;;!i @1! in the arm. The stomach is,
affected Nit:l los Of "il'"titc and sickness;
the bowels IN general are Cn<tiV0. sometimes
alternating with La: tho head is troubled
with nair. accompanied with a DAN, heavy
sensation 1T die back part. Tier" i
generally roiS!,i s.r:. ole loss of MEMORY,
accompanied with painful! sensation of
haN!n" i"t- iIl'lo;i'. some; ili!.s which ought
to lltH" I'"cn dome. : SI:."ilt, dry cough
some" iiliC, .ut a. ,.s'l..Bt. Tho pat lent COM
piniil& az Wv.:r1'"s~ anl debility; he Is easily
startled. his foot ;Ir crtt uT burning, md
he complains ola pr;c>iJ sensation oc The
,i;iii; hiS Spirits ir. how; and although lie is
S3lti~j!ct mat rNti''.i'. WptIi, he beneficial
to him. vet tlc can scarcely summon ~,
tnrtitu,tc cuDu&H - Try il. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several Of the above
SYnil;.n,- ;:titlr: lGu disease, but cases
haze u"c:IrIrL where few Of thC,n ed,
vet exam illittiDfa Of Ia" +tuHl. after death
has shown til" LIVER {" bay" been cx-
t"n-iyc'l H@?tUrr't.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-08

Cjjcci~ ...iH Directors ci -h5.,pT," J..01ri
trustees