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1.-THE LOUISIANIAN, OWNED, -sz.
EDITED AND MANAGED BY COLOR
IN MEN, IS PUBLISHED EVERY
TurRsDAY AND SUNDAY MORN
IyGs AT ia CARoNDELET STREET
yTW ORLEANS LA.
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-noPRIEToR9.

uox pD S. PINCHBACK. ORLEANS,
=. &C. ANTOINE, CADDo.
.. GEO ! KELSO, RAPIDrs
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L A WIS
OF THE ~12-.
State Of Louisiana.

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
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EXTRA SESSION OF 1870.
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General Commission Merchant.

Agent for the sals Of Real Estats, etc.,
OUT DOOR SALES PROMPTLY ArrKNpKb To
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-05
NINTH SESSION,

The next session will begin first Monday III
September next, and will continue ten
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-05
N MERIDIAN
RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFICE OF NORTH LA. n TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY.

MONROE, La, Dec 2d, 1870.
ON and after Sunday, the, 4th inst, the
,ra;ns on this Road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Monroe daily at D a. NJ.
Arrive at Delta IL % a, Nh s. '+t"
Leave Delta at 90 p. NJ.
Arrive at Monroe 7.4o T.. NJ
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Monroe at 8 AN. on Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday. ~, ~. ,l,is,,,
Leave Delta ut Z A. N. on Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday. ai
Through freight per car load will be car
ried by passenger train
WAY freight will be shipped by freight
train.
Freights for Flag Stations will be deliv-
cred at the designated points at OWNERS
RISK, whether there be any person there to
receive it or not. 3l.tf .. p
Freights for Flag Stations must be pre-
paid.
A daily line of four-horse coaches connect
at Monroe for Shreveport-thencev via South
ern Pacific Railroad--to Marshall, Halls
vile and Iongview, Texas.
'''F J. w. GREEN,
Engineer and superintendent
decl2-d3m
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-05
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
OUIsIANA STATE UNIVERSITY,
(Nanae changed from La. State Semfnd'y.)
BATON ROUGE,-LA.#
FOUNDED AND SUPPORTED BY THE STATE OF
LOUISIANA.
NINTH SESSION,
Now in progress, will close in June, 1870.
The next session Will begin first Monday i'll
September next, and will continue ten
months.
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists Of a full corps Of able Instructors III
all branches Of Literature and Science, usu-
ally taught in the best Colleges ana l nj
versitieS.
COURSE OF STUDY, ,,sl
Embraces Preparatory and Academic De-
partment, including a Literary, Scientific
and Optional Course, a Special School of
Civil Engineering and Commercial School.
LIBRARY, APPARATUS AND CABINETS
Well selected and valuable. The Geolog
zeal and meteorological Cabinets, etc, the
largest and most complete in the South, en-
bracing the extensive collections of the late
Col. Wales, Of Mississippi and the Cabinets
OF the IOpOgraphlcal, GeOiOglcal ana Dotdh-
zeal Survey of Louisiana.
ADMISSION
Granted TO Cadets not under fifteen years Of
age, who know Arithmetic, Grammar and
Geography. -
EXPENSES
OF every kind, for ten months, $3.50; 5000
PAYABLE in ADVANCE. balance February LIST,
or by accepted Draft, at per Ct. for ninety
DAYS. Payments may be made through the
Canal or Citizens Bank.
Cadets received at any time during the
session and charged from date Of entrance.
DISCIPLINE,
Military, with daily drill. \ battery Of four
gums will afford facilities for instruction in
Artillery. Uniform OF Cadet-gray Cloth, to
be had at the Institution at a cost OF S25
per suit
For further information, address
ID. +. BOYD Superintendent,
Baton Rouge, La.
Office of the University, in New Orleans at
Swarbrick q Co.'s, 50 Camp Street.
=" Until the rebuilding Of the College Edi-
flee, lately destroyed by fire, near Alexan
dria, the Institution is temporarily located
at Baton Rouge, III the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. Location very healthy, and &C.
conmodatons ample for a large number of
Cadets. Number this session, TO-
May %, 1870. molly
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-23

10 the fashionable ..ssarcr- Of the Avenue.
10 not think much linen is needed. more
is seen but Indispensable. collar and cuffs.
The eravats are now made so large that
they cover the portion which was once de-
voted to immaculate shirt fronts and GU
rious buttons. This is certainly \ conve-
nient il rot clranly fashion. The dan
dies give much Of their minds. slsn. TO
their pedal extremi,ies The feet If the
Washingtonians arc curiosities and must
bring peace to many n son If st. Crispiu.
Such feet, Such shoes. Their feet are
large naturally, and when encased in q
No. Q box-toed boot. il is sight to be-
hold. The beaux are 80 much engaged
in keeping their feet from getting on their
neighbors' tina, it is no longer the thing
for them to offer lady an arm Oh no.
the dear creatures must look out for their
own toes and clothes-Apollo cannot help
them. ia couple are seen arm in arm.
they arc looked upon as far gone in the
phsntisies Of love This is enough for one
letter. Your readers will get tired Of
SCRIBE"
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-iGRIC0l.i.

NrN Sr,rE TichEr ELrcr.-A CORES
pendent of the Maryland Towsontown
J.ur-al thus speaks of our State Ticket
elect.
The Governor elect, Mr.. Whyte. has
proved himself in the campaign an excel
lent speaker. and a politician of good prin-
ciples and fine address He always said
in an eloIucu; way the RICH, thing in the
right time and place. lie surprised even
his creates, admirers. BY the intellectual
force. energetic delivery and beauty of
his speeches. Few men. If any, in the
country, could have cxcelled them. His
party have good RICH. to be proud of
him and rely on him as good Govern
or.
MIR. Syes,er. the Attorney General.
is n pleasing speaker. and man Of very
popular address We think he viii prove
n good officer
"Mr. woolford. the Comptroller. has
been in Office for several years and is nov
reelected. The people know him and
apprvciatins his carcfalnexs aud 6tues' for
the place. have ru, him in j, again"
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COMMUNICATED
4 CARD.

The Republican party Of Saint Nary's
county aud more particularly the eolorcd
Republicans. arc cautioned against rcceiv
ing the late election a. true test Of Re-
publican strength in this county IL is a
correct retarn of the ballots counted. but
i, is fiis> n"aer 81 Republican strength.
There are many colorei voters who went
Ia the polls and voted os thy boagh' 1t
the time R>psilicnR ticket. The ticket
,oo. rsnd TO t'rcm-Rcpublican it looked
IN Republican from the fact Of It's
being prefaced with the LiRrola hsad-
but 10 when II ZANE 10 be counted-af-
ter the polls were closed-every Repabli
ran nominee State and county. was erss-
Ell and the names of few so-called Penn
ocrats apparel. hope this specimen Of
prog-shop diplomacy and eard-table tao
ties will for the future render the colOred
voter little more cautious from 1hOn he
receives his ticket and whom he gets to
read it for him. particularly when the Of
ficious zeal comes from one whose politi-
cal credentials has ever been hostile to the
principles and acts of the Republican par
u. hope that the mission Of Saint Jo
S"ph will send 1t. le"atcs into every hole
and corner OF SAINT Mary and learn IN"
c"'"rrd adult 10 r""f the ballot he has to
vote 1t th"v d" u" more than tins. hs'r
o'''s'"" 'r'H TX u sse'i one. ''e" them
>t"'d hp T4Ir '"'"rs --"''" and b 'h-
rcB-0nS mint nj by tie ray THE SIR
,n'g c"'oro" d"no~Tt's. reported t" hay"
turned The It'd" in 'aIvcrt county. IN all
human probability h"'"n" t" ia" same Pr
i''ical school ~ 'ho ''~o h"""f"" c"i"reh
democrats oF SIlnt Mary poor un'"'i"r-
"' mon f,."Eod ont Of their v".'~ - ''1'
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ES The Westminster Review for 0c'obe-.
Articles Of great interest will be found in this
number on the Pilgrim Fathers. Of New England.
the Greek Democracy. and the authorship Of
Junins. Much stress is laid on some eorrespon-
denotes which indicate the connsction ofSir Phil
Up Francis with these celebrated letters. We
have long though, that was proved But We
think il also certain tina, the mystery was no,
the letters or he would have gladly said So
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'fURISTvAs CHlNEs - \ choice collection Of
Christmas Carols jus, published hv J. l.. Pc
tiers. so rroadwav New-York. II is issued in
pamphlet form rsalmody size. and contains ,hc
following HYMNS
Bale 81 re;hlshcm- Br;rhrc<, AMI Test
Christ : forn-chrstmss is hcrc-Couc We
Faithful I'll "a the Ior,I-Uark The Angels
Holy Eoie's-ESrer'e3 Jesus-Eabe i Bora
HOLY Might hr,stms~ Eve Little Ch.',lrcn
->''r Of rc'h'chcm-Nc-r~ Chs.,imaz-Nccl;
Noe ~ hr.>'ma Whispering in Heaven
Snow on tic Ground --rd while Shepherds
Watched. Sem. postpaid. f"r - cent, cr,h:
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The above phosphate j. sold at SO per
ton. involving loss If S2I.175. or nearly
sc per cent. to the farmer on every ton
he purchases : or in other wr:ls, he paws
for it nearly 2-3 times as much rs i: is
worth.
P"t"ps"o G"ano Compony's imn,oni-
"'cd .SninLIc Phoxp ,ate The above fer
tilizer from which samples for ANALYSIS
We're selected was purchased ut TIE Com
panyS Office, Baltimore. 1t is put up in
bags marked 161 lbs Tic ba- purchased
weighed 10 lbs Its mechanical condi-
tion. was very bad We found hard Jumps
in it as large as 80 b. ball: rs the man
ufac:urcrs recommend this article to be
drilled. we are in doubt whether they
meant the drill Of the farmer or quarry
man. From our experience in pulvcriz-
ing this article. we incline to think it was
the latter. This is a very Objectionable
feature Of this fertilizer and must ncces-
sarily give the farmer considerable trou-
BILE. In an attempt to conform with the
laws Of the State Of Maryland, there was
some lettering and figures on the bag
which we are charitable enough to con.
cede were intended for an analysis. AZ
ter considerable trouble we set down the
following. which il not correct. We shall
feel under obligation to the Company If
they will notify us.
Soluble Phospha,es. 24oo
Insoluble Phosphaies, 1900
Ammonia, 400
Salts of Potash, 100
Our analysis and that of Prof ". lie
Roy Brown differ widely. We do not say
his is not conscicntiously made. because
there is possibility. not to say a proba-
bility. that manufacturers aud dealers sub
nit sample of one quality to the Chem
ist for analysis and palm OF a greatly in
frrior quality upon purchasers. Certain
it is, that the bag we Dough, shows no such
result as that given by Prof. W. lie Roy
Brown
The Professors analysis gives - % per
cent, Of Bone Phosphate. soluble in the
soil = be- does not say in how long. whe,h-
cr it requires ten. twenty or thirty years.
These indefinite statements are calculated
u deceive any one who is not fully inform
I'll on the subject. and the motives for Civ
ing then cannot b. too strongly rcprchcn-
del This fertilizer is represented 10 hc
composed cf Dissolved Bones. Ammonia
and Potash, and 'cn;ircly free from any
authoritative matter" The analysis show
that it contains 4 great deal OF something
that is net accounted for The large per-
ccntagc Of water might seem unnecessary
to the uninni ted The reader will no
ticc that there is far more of this substance
than Surcrpl,">rhatr of Lime. and if he
compares the price Of this fertilizer with
the value. h: will naturally come to the
conclusion tha; il i the "Maguum Bonum'
t'hc great g'ooi) 10 tn" manufacturers and
dealers, and the "MAsuum NAHUM" III.
great c-t 10 the farmer
AGEICOLA.
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re- The Eri,ish ou,r,,lr Herisu 70,

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BALTIMORE MARKETS

wIIEAT.-Thc marke, has throughout the
week been firm ard active the demand he
ing chiefly from millers. but the receipts have
been light comparatively, and the sales conse-
qucntlv restricted Ali the lots offered have
sold At very full prices and for choice samples
the highest figures Of the season have been oh
tanned. Sales to Thursday. inclusive, add up
about 80. 600 bushels, viz: 1000 Western red
Al from Is? 20 los cents, *. 200 Pennsylvania
do. nj from leo To l6s cents IL. 600 Maryland do
nj from li5 TO SO cents for ordinary to good
f''r. loo To 10 cents, for good to prime. Is 900
do. amber at from lis 10 las cts and !. 900 do
white n from 100 TO 49, cents
RIE.-Wc note sales this week of 1870 10
so" bushels at from 90 10 90 cents. and il clos
e. steady nj these figures for good 10 prime
ttRN.-EeceipIs have Iecn quite liberal this
week. particularly for new. for which there has
been an active demand. both for foreign and
c"a>twi>c shipment and the market has ihrnu III
out been firm. sales comprise g.. GOO to so 600
bushels new white NJ from 80 "a % cts. 20 0nn
20 -. GO" do. new :-ilow a; from IS ,o - cents
10. $50 do. old white and Fellow at .oEi 40 cents
for the former. and 12Et - cents for the latter
lp.'uo 10 $4,000 do. Western mixed At 20 cents
for new. and 10 = Ct. FOR old
bAT~-ilayc teen frncr this week under
comparatively lilht supplies We report sales
- som" cu.0oo bushels n from ~ - - cents
good 10 PRIME closing firm At 81 a. 81 cents
TOBACCO -Ecccipis Of MARYLAND this week
reach about -au hh'S. an or nearly all new
ground 'c2'. a"1 i has mostly changed hands
~ within orr former c'o'ario0s. viz. CO, p cts
In uhio there j, ur'h.n- dniu-. There i li,r'e
here. AMI hUt l't,. t. come forward. but it i
Wanted, aaliar-c sr'r> could rc.lil, he mad,
w'-r''hcrr any supply here Of Suitable GRADES
I'm Kentucky We s..r Of sues - - % Too h'lS
.H."3r - IN" Ey-iy huvc-. n fu,l prices hrt in
Virginia there j nothing doing. Prices for all
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WV
Mr. Edifor--Tee. thick and transpa-
rent. has professionally made il. debut
hcreab"uss. To pronounce q simply coal
would be doing,a great injustice to old
Borea'- Why. my dear sir. the cold
wind almost freezes poor fellow through
AMI through. PARTICULARLY if bis garments
are Of shreadaare nature. 1t is greatly
feared that the.prognos,ications Of the
weather prophets viii turn out true in the
end. Mercy severe Winter with en-
HANGED prices d Rod. &c. What in the
world will become Of US all. especially in
digent creatures like your humble CORES
pondent: presume veTl have to do
like the ugly toads which are .aid to hold
charmed life and fast during the WIN
ter Solstice.r'
Notwithstanding the unprnpitiousness
Of the ethereal regions, It affords me great
pleasure to inform you that the public
schools Of eur district are regularly a;ten-
ded. The school in progress near the
Ridge is handsomely managed. as the
teacher of same thoroughly understands
the training Of children. Moral sua-
sion" is principally used, which, blythe
by, is far better than the old scmi-bar-
barous practice of whipping.
Children like tenisr, esicrs take the bow:
And as they first srey I'm, j, forever grow"
As pass the pen ''o'er the papers pear
~ page the rain. in dircc-likc cadence.
i ponri"g do,r" upon the house-;op, for
cib!y reminding one Of the time when the
windows of lIca-cn were opened. and the
liquid streams descended to the great as
constituent Of the many who turned a deaf
ear to the timely admontions Of Noah
and, furthermore. the clandcstine warn
incs Of conscience.
Since the .omcwha, remarkable election
Of til" .th instant. scores of the ncwlv-cn-
franchls"d citizens hay" been rcrambula-
ting the streets, &c. Of our village. lur-
railing tremendously in cons. qnenc. ofthc
signal triumph ofthc Inlcpcnl t-Union-
Rcrnhiican-pemocrat' - parry.
XourL~.anl "onc-thimg-'uo,'cr and the
kind. Mr. Elitor. WIN, m 7nri->ymrho-
NOUS combination of words The VAN
panoags Of days gone by. woull stand
aghast, were they rcsurrcc,c,l. at suci, Il
discordant linking Of arpella,ions.
Most ~ssurcdly the tues aresIapgins.
and what seems strange. a large NUN Der
of the human family. domestic and for
eisn. are s~nying also.
Well. won't say any more just now
1eritas odium part. Yours "lectle''
surprised.
RALYAT.
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HArrER FOR DECEMBER Harper for
December is on our table. 1t i, an excel
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IRE invited TO inspect the prospectus else
where published. Now is the time TO sub
,cribr for 1872
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HoxE ASp HEALrH.-ThiS valuable monthly
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
LEOvArDrowN. ND.
rHrrsnAY MORNING, November ,srs, 1871.

To Correspondents 80 F"Teq";ted
I'm" aui ".ia'HD.nH Huaogs." pociical
Contributions. were received too late in
the week to obtain insertion in our present
issue. They will appear in our next
We have been compelled. also. TO post
pon" contribution Of AgricoIa until our
next paper. We publish this week two
contributions from the Federal capita; from
w" ncw contributors The reader will
find both vel. worth pcrussl We expce.
80 he able hereafter {" furnish weekly
letter from Washington. and during the
'r.sion Of our Legislature, weekly letter
from Annapolis. This ui,h our corps Of
i.omc corro,r. nh,n'-. vii contribute the
coming var - make 'hr E,,ron W. hope.
unusually interesting 70 i, numcrau, rca-
irrs
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NOTICE To TEESrAssERs Trcsp,...rs
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


Orphans Court Of Stint Nary, County, Ct
Nov II, ISL.
nEnERED ~ THE COURT. That Ann K
~ 'heScldn" admrN. Of Biscoe ChrS-llinc.
late 81 - Nary'S county, MARYLAND deceased,
give the notice required hv law To- the dcccaS-
ed = creditors I" exhibit their claims. and that
III" same Ice published once a week for .iN sue
cr,sive wcck- IA the - Mary, Beacon
Test:
jaws 7 v EAtEv.
Register VII, tor - Mar! county.
-o
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order ! hereby
give notice that have obtained from the or
phans Court Of -. MIry.s county. Maryland ,
letters administration on the personal c,,tte {
Bscoe Cheseliinc, late OF said county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby notified 10 exhibit the same
with the proper -ouchcrs attached thereto, to
the subscriber. or before the 81 st day OF Nav
1872. they will otherwise by law be excluded
from the benefits OF the said estate All persons
indebted To- the deceased requested TO make
immediate pay meat 10 the subscriber.
ANN L CHESELDiNE,
tAdministTa,Yix.
Nov &c, ls.l-6w.
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New Store !
7 New Goods
PHILIP +. COMBS,
DEALER IN
Liquors. Fonr and Family Groceries
baltimore.

THE subscriber has removed 10 \. F.
corner Of F,y.ttr x Gi IN r.:rces. aud
opened f,s; class Grocery aud l'qn"r
Store, ard will have constantly on hand
Chn;ce floods in his line oi business. and
will sell them fer CASH a, reasonable and
satisfactory prices. lie will keep Teas
C'ff'c. Sugar. Spices. t,nncd Fruit. JclI,es
Pickles. Wines. Whi>kcvs &C.. &c Pc
calls particular attention t. his fine s"i.c.
t"n "f Choice Family and Extra Flour
which he will sell AT low prices and gar
auir.s them 1" give satisfaction. You ar,
respectfully requested tocAtcnc I" him ,our
patronage and >urr.r'.
rHI!.IP + COMES.
y. f.. CONNER ~ Fayeite 4 GIimor streets
Nov %. lS.l-tt.