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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31

POONIS TO RENT-ONE OR TWO FINE,
IL large airy, comfortably Furnished Rooms can
be had in private family, with or without board,
where the French aud English languages are
spoken, and free from the annoyance Of children,
by applying at No. 32l st. Ann street, corner OF
Derbigny. The cars pass within few doors Of
: the house. Terms very moderate. oc1o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
Sunday, D,lnaerir.A

NJ" !ohh: January - ~ t',,o'
~, ~ ~ ms P.'t I"
poth III rc'elPts ana tX'o,ts' heccil''> 81
a. a. P 30 ~. 'it 80" 81
'',s 100 " soi i''o; az pr !.''1
"e',h' an" Io''o,i 'n.Fr "senH nt,io,. i1'''
toeclP,s stn nn ~ .7el' -,'',~.' 80
against l'''o''o' -of .ht Fi,' :""s az {,
NJ a.. MI. -. aW 49, ~. y.
~ r. 80 ;ao ~ - o:, % ~ ~.
ioi INC VIZ oo''-' o'ie'; "-'...a' of'U''
s'.c ven .'ae -. 90 800 ~. ne
9. ~ ~. ~, - ~, ~ VA ''
o"sts' ,-"',i III 80 s,,, 400 c,-
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81, 'l,';,,'s -, ,.,a, u.a, ,ann.,il,
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ot'ei". ion,. An, " :o". .m'e ~, ~" .,e
poi' .o1'o,i -, u.n '.ts a.,
stons alI,t az i'r1nt a. a.
az t away, ,,d i:.,;n,i. :.
~ th' csiiiii"lc> VI '1I e.ol'' az" ".',i' 80
- amy 'no INV "a" IA nnn ~; ~ 80;
ni.Il.i .' p:io" "i an, t.'.'
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Sit' ,h1r"h' '',tIhS N''n'''t. ~ i-h- '''''
Sate nl lhlS morning w., -.
,,taunnd 30 ~ .i,a o,;.,,,,t;', -,
nlN iir,oiicu .le 80 'iS .I y.
81 .no 'i 10 ioi ~ - a. -. -I
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sts. 80: 80 100 W..
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nEHN % IaIis i.h'ii. l't>oc'9 y; 80! .l
VIC IVY ~1t - .s ~. ".io" ,ia.n:; ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

NOKiH GERMAN Il.OA u.
! STEAM BETWEEN B2EXES AND Nsr ORLEANS
VIA HARE, SOUTHAMPTON An, HAVANA.
~4{A - 49, ss:e" s.e.2'e's Of the
AZ. No.. Gr.nAa :..,*i w.. Resume
then vt.;..A: ..!ls :: Se1.-njc: ctX.
Ties s-.,At,, - .,.c., o..ra.i a. IA ~. aud
Eav.1., All o. to: :o.l- TIP 3: Ha.aaa and
Southampton "a r-c..r. a:,. :. I'd passengers aad
freight.
z. IL. Q. .:-:.:.::- W. u. :.,:,,.ed here
a:;-..
p! - y: passage:
Prom :.e,,-:. o. .;.r:- - .;Av.al Sew D-.eans-
f,.s' . :':;!-sr.. b.ls %
Ste.:a----'' ........................... - ~
Prom Nv '):.ts., % HAN, . So1-alnoton
::a~:- S.enau.
~: u ':-:).! ..................... *.' !"
St.'"ra-r-co.I. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - "
Passage :.c.e:. :-o:n D. nleI ~ haze % havana
OF Ne. DREAMS .ss:e: . .Ac undersigned.
The Steamers 0: u. Nv York B.emca Line leave
every Tau. ~ilv and Sa.,..i,-. and those Of the
Baltimore 3re Line .v... Alternate Wednesday
touching AZ southampton.
Passage ..:c..ts can " .4ai a: -. rlc"
70. :urtt..e. p...lcJI-l-: Apply 70
ED + STotHMEyEa Agent
:o ~ AZ Union street.
CAiV ..-:O> And :>DsANOIA.
Is ~. 4. .r,a ..~...,,..
49,
THOMAS kEI.SD.
DrBOiS, Master,
Wa sail ~. shove ;.,~.. from he: WHAT loot Ut
taor'- street, FIRST District,
WEDNESDAY February 1T : r. NJ
Insurance on cargo by tai. steamer ii. low a. by
others III the trade,
Freight and passage ~ -'GscHa rates.
No bill ~. !.dng signed a.t"I sal !nC ~ steamer
Application. iilsr..ic. nI..:e with ts set bills
a'i,ng
For turtle information 90.
App, 10 WILLIAM H. FIELD. agent
ccrueI Camp and Common streets.
taeSt'; story building.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
SHIPS---SHIPS.
REMOVALS..
r>r,nx ,,..,nvsI

Eho'AI.''..''': " EENo'AL'
TIL. .ndrrsig nei mas remo-e, hi,:I0:E YARD
from the o.! stand, u" Cu,t0Tacuse street, to the
ARTIFICIAL EEE.H>rCNE YARD.
on Poy-as street BE- Locus. and FTera.
orec~ t..e, o.Yc. :: No. % H.Itcl.es street
III "xt.a..iIy ard consolidating - business WIZ.
The -i.-tr AI'i;8..l Son" Company l." ~'-.i tE-
press Is :A.:!.- 70 generous pi:fi.c ;he parors
auh friends q: a business ~ ;!i::-r.-h' wears
aani!- y! 'h.>"'r W H"'.4d s"i.':. :, contain
-: ti. sane = - i.;.-.t:,r fIti! Stone Sal
r::... ,.,.;., .a...l..,. NEWTON k.I.iA..9t.
Referring - .1- aaar-.. IN. t':.' 90.
STONE CONAN. ". !,.rIls tGe.t : G.'... .tlsO
Granite a...: M:..e fa- q. ;'':.,rs.-. .. s.:;-'rx
fronts Of stores mi s-.,.i-5, s'-.., "eli,H s-.'s
l!ntrl. toinb- monuments h., -: GA.I Lets
yard. -. den as:l.- -.
Par lev. !: attention =: r-CHe"-" J''sr' a-ch.
'ectS and o'..,l. il Ca-.: {" ~. 4 .!.c t.et:
stone now offered as beau nj aI1 economical
sub,t!-';t. !oi brick and p.a5-ct.d ttGnts o. bli-
ius, and suitable Tor CU:..ICci WINDOW ne
wal CO pings :.or-t fences, &c.
NEWTON RICHARDS, cres.i-....
JAM4. 'I.saN. NecTetaI :.
Depo: To- .le s-,.e o. RICHARDS CAPE LI.lE.
ants
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
Bill to Regulate Trade Between STATE

Mr.. Butler has reported from tho Judi
CARY Committee bill to regulate trade and
commerce between States and Territories OF
the United States which has been printed
tnd rccommittcd The following is its sub
stance:
Whereas. the unjust. illibcrai and I'M
constitutional practice of imposing restric-
tons upon trade between States and Terri
tories OF the United States prevailed and
become the suhject OF Legislative enactment
by Legislatures of some States and Terri
tories; and whereas said legislation is of Il
discriminating character, impOsin. rcstric-
tons IA orab!e 10 some and detrimental to
othc: States and Territories, therefore that
from and after tn" passage OF this act. trade
and commerce between the several States
AMI Territories OF the United States. shall
be free and unrestricted and no tax. duty
or transit shall be laid on any articles or
property imported from any State or Terri
tory into or through any other state or
TERRITORY. any act or resolution OF any Stare
OF Territorial Legislature TO ti" contrary
Notwithstanding.
The second section iorbid> St;tas or Ter
.ito.ics to deny free transit or right to sell
goods or to impose any regulations on trade
OF citizens Of other States not imposed on
~ own citizens.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31

A London Journal asks: 'Wilat w"uli IL
man do i. he were shut up in 4 tower with
a BABY, We don't know what an English
man would do bu: Yankee would at once
Sc. .Dou. .sing some plan to get ":tt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
Marine Intelligence.
n:..|H OF THK REptr3.'"aE,
..",aa:, january u. .s--...

ClE23E0 YESTERDAY.
E., $, s. ',a. 49,. ,v'..T :,rH .r'.'
A22-.lo SUNDAY.
-'..!.!.i,,r5
",.;. -. -. ..o.n..-,
ga ''."., : collin, from ~ !"
:, a. H'i'.'... en- >r,.yr,,r
:'.',,'i,' :: q ~ ON = H',',.. =.
Sa Nj .,l.-- :.s-v- .r.li, !.oa.. .'0.'
I1tA .iH..'1 .t":n Wasting. ~
...i" : 81. - ':ol., i"':5T.'
.;..r- '. -. '.omI L,,."g'.:s'
- -. -. :ro., .,,r-r
- -.'.,...r.. az ~ -,
....;.. =. '-..., .:ou. SO.
:c7--ro 7Ea-Esoi7
>'''.n' 80 ~, i.;.@.@ ron -. -. 80"
''"!rrsJr'. ,''' i = i..t.'.} ',c'-! - 81. .
Stca'".''. >: -:' So. TON Me- 20. cit
S;.lin-'l;. -. .. - S.Wp5,u, t!"rr. rev .ol.
sis' ~, H.. ~ i ,- i ,,t:, -:
toA ;..,. ID 'l,.tg:ec
Stca8n-.4r ..''.>.s. !.,'.Jl, tom Sabine -, ,
ma. .r-i,' III, y
STEAMSHIP :. .a..s-: -. coz" hound 70 Few York
retained a 7';r.1 - 'i.o toa lick Aeo-Ji
Spanish ststw1'!" ;p-.a - from N.ra., TO
!'ui- i5rn,---fi district =
Ship Aih"lnil. tA.su from Liverpool Dee 3, to
niast-!'-PH:-it
Ship Lax, ontario .;.nsoa, :.om Lve1poo. Dec n,
to ! BIZ s"n-Poi!it
Ship Caledonia. Garter, fSon Liverpool. Dec Is to
MecEcr Mos. Nc,-Point
Ship Kronr.inZ. tJiiii'eIg. from Newport, Wales
Dec u, tn t1r-font
Bark Minerva, Gl.Useu from Cardiff Wales Dec :
to ma Ster-poi!t:
Brig Joven Antonio. Lortora, II days from Matan-
zas, in ballast. to PUG Bros-2i district
Bark Martha Mcneil Watt. from Liverpool Dec
%, via Cork, to Thorhdike Norton kco-lst dis
triet Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
STEAMSHIPS,
FOR NEW YORK,


FOR NEW YORK.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
Comprising the drst-class steamships
CRESCENT CITY Captain George L. Norton
SHERMAN. Captain A. Blanchard
GENERAL MEADE........ Captain A. W. Sampson.
UNITED STATES. Captain ---
MlSSISS1PPl. captain v. r Henry
WESTERN METROPOLIS. 90. Captain H. S. Quick
EMILY B. SOLDER. 90. Captain Miner 8. CrOwelL
SAILING FROM new YORK EVERY SATURDAY.
- FOR SAW YORK DiREcT-The
49, an7hi"
GENERAL MEADE.
A. ". SAMPSON Command
SATURDAY. February 4, at 3 A. N.
viii eav. ;ler wharf, foot Of Jefferson street, on
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers
Cabn'taSSay &c. ...........................& 0
Sttera,e PaSsa 20. ........................ 70
Bills OF Eidlng signe! through TO Liverpool, Glas
cow Bremen and Hamburg. Through tickets for
hrst CLASS and steerage passengers for Liverpool
and the Continent correcting with 0uion's Line of
Steamers sailing from New York every Wednesday
For feiso o. passage, apply to
Low LCDWiGSEN,
No 1870 Common street
Tha steamship CRESCENT CITY will follow
lavin. on SATURDAY. February IL, ac 8 A. NJ.
OcN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
COMMERCIAL
HoNpAY EvENIH". .:ani.I.. -. IS


CorfuN-fie SAFES today summed t.;' 1880
bales, al irregular and generally easier pI.ces. I..
luliInS no change in quotations except IN low mid
ding. ordinary. m.dng and street iniit;lin..
hch ,~'ctiiv n, follows: Low ordinary. io n
fli:c; ordinary. l20l2Hr; good ordinary. ID.
IL ,c; Low mildliu.. II H.; inidIr, "a 5r:
strict !ndin.. IL +. i5'.,, and good an!.'i!in.,
-0l5a4c.
The market opened with factors ASKING al
vance Of -. prc;ii'atcd on tn" political! news,
bat after the receipt of the tcc.r9m, ItpuIiin 4
slight c.lliie al L!v-ii"o and thai after i'm
provclnent ot = ut Ne" York prices had r"Cedcd
IlETt 10 their l,It. iou, position, While material
advance ii Doth markets mad been anticipated.
factors met the demand more freely 1T SATURDAY )
quotations 'oI good ordinary and low miGdlIng,
and ira" ton less TOR TIE oIhrr grades. Even in
good ordinary and low mlddl!ue The advantage
on the side OF the buyer. ENVrpt!"na! sales We're
made al lic for DaIc!E 10" n!iidl;n.. and IL i6c
tor low ml!diln... some stri,i mIdd.!H, Ir-
ported y low /, IS st.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31

PASSENGERS GOING EAST.
VIA LOUISVILLE OR CAIRO.
should purchase Tickets By ta-
ARiE AND ATLANTIC AND GREAT
WESTERN RAILWAY.
forming the best and most coIntor .oie ..:ne 20
y" iorH Boston and Northern and Atlantic st.ss,
"i'h magnificent Palace Combined Day .ld
':Shl coaches through TO New loIk withoc:
CAAnge.
Two lightning Express Trims Daily.
- / MS ia the only Line from Cincinnati! 10 New
ioih under one mana cement: the only Line from
Cintlnutt to New York without break OF gauge;
~" ON. Lane whose trains run through to New
lofk without change, the only Line running
coaches through without using compromise whee.s
tle only Line running Palace Broad Gauge Coaches
through without change.
II you desire prompt TINT and certain conlaA
Tons, finest scenery on the Continent, most CON.
Portable cars il the world, most magnificent dining
nails and ample time Tor meals and the safest, oesi
and most comfortable route, 80 to New York BY +
the n
Erie and Atlantic and Great Wssfers
Railway.
Tickets by this Line tor sale at all tickets ofdcS
through the South.
WILLIAM R. BARR
General Passenger Agent New York
W. B. SHATTUC
General Southern Agent, CINCINNATI ohiA
ie2ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
FOR RENT,

ICOK RENT-TWO pleasant AND HAND
Il some,y furnished rooms with excellent board
can be obtained at No 500 Magazine street.
ia29 r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
COTTON STAIEMES :.

STOCK on ha'ii September !! i;.r-ba!"~ 2n.an
Arrived since. last s'at.il.n:.. !.&"
Arrived pvevIo,sy .............. -. 81 -. ~,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31

CaEa2G0 YESTERDAY.
Eai' : ,-|it y -'a-'-- ~ >"H. tor i!,~a.s
Hte,sn". Eo.'.,' --c:;I D. ..as1 10. :. mas
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-14

(of Wm.) near Black Horse, in Marshalrs
District was entirely consumed by fire,
together with its contents, consisting of
300 bushels of wheat, quantity of hay, and
\ sow and pigs. The property is supposed
TO have been maliciouSly set on fire.
The Democrats Dublin letter contains the
following news items: james f. Connolly,
of Walnut Grove. near here has patented
an improved washing machine, c. Tenant,
who lives near priesthood, has obtained a
patent for an egg carrier.
The ladies' fair in Dublin, was quite a
financial success, and paid off several hun
dred dollars debt on the parsonage.
VIM. Husband was thrown from his bug
gy, recently, by his horse running away,
and seriously injured. The horse would
have been drowned but for timely assis-
tanCc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-14
REPUBLICAN VICTORY!
Pennsylvania, 10000!
Ohio, $4,000! Iowa, $4,000

Such was the announcements which
greeted the world ON Wednesday morning
after the elections in the above States, OH
Tuesday. The State officers, and both
branches of the Legislature in Pennsyl-
vania, are carried by the Republicans, and
the result in the other States is equally
positive. Philadelphia was the scene OF
riots and murder, instigated and assisted
by Mayor Fox's Police; but the whole
Republican ticket is elected by majorities
ranging from 1885 for Mann, District
Attorney, to 1906 for Brown, Coroner
Stokey, Republican Mayor, is elected by
s,2O1, and SO runs the vote throughout the
CITY,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-14
NOTICE.
JOHN B. ARRISON
nlSTRT. HOOK

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancerv
October 7th 1871.
The Object of this suit is 10 procure Decree for sale
of certain mnrtgssd premises in Cecil county, which
were. the 2ud day of October. 1857 gagged by one
William A. Kiln. and wifi to the omplaiint.
The Bill states that tho I'd of October 1867 th.
said William A. Kline ind wife conveyed certain real
estate which is particularly described in the Bill and
its accompanying exhibit unto the sail john b. Arrisun
by Of mortgage, I" the payment the sum
of $1,000 with interest thereon, Or before the eth
day of September. ISL
That the Whole of said mortgage debt. and II large
portion of tho interest from the date thereof due
That the said William A. Kline and wifi, afterwards
conveyed the said real estate To Sarah Williamson
and that said Sarah f. Williamson conveyed tho same to
one Anna j. Williamson, and that she conveyed the
same to one Robert s. Miller and Charles S. Rrod and
that they conveyed the % one Daniel Hook of
Gloucester county, in the State of New Jersey.
1t is th"reup"n adjulg-l AMI ordered that the COM
painaht. by causing copy OF this order to he inserted
in some newspaper published at Elktnn in Cecil county
aforesaid, once week for mouth hcf,r" the 1lh
day OF November. next give notice to the 50 absent
defendant Of the object and substance of thi, Bill and
warn him t" appear in this Court in person 10y solicit
tor ON or before the llth day of February next to
answer the premises and show caise If has why
a decree ought not to pass prayed.
DAVID SCOTT Clerk.
True copy: test. DAVID SCOTT
Oct II. lS7l-lm Clerk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-14
National Bank Of ElktOn.

ELKToN, October 18th, 1871
For sale at the National Bank of Elkton,
at par and accrued interest, NORTHERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD LAND GRANT BONDS in
denominations Of 500, $500 and $1,000,
bearing interest at 7-30 per cent. per annum,
payable on the first of January and July,
in Gold, in New York, free from US. taxes.
L. S. $50 Bonds can he converted into
the aforegoing N. P. R. r. Bonds at pro
fit of 10 to IA per cent, if disposed of at
the present price of gold, besides increasing
the annual income from the investment
about 38 per cent.
For full particulars, all parties wishing
information about the n. P. 7-30 Gold
Bonds, are requested to apply Immediately
to r. McFARLAND, Cashier.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-14

too late to retrace their steps, and retrieve,
to some extent, the great wrong they have
helped to place upon the old Common
wealth. They certainly see the error of
longer supporting that party, who totally
ignore them, and place men on their ticket
who are as warmly enlisted in the cause
to-day, as they were ten years ago, of plac-
ing the government of States and Nation
in the hands Of the men who have sworn
as solemnly to rend it asunder, as ever
Hannibal did to annihiate Rome.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EVERY ONE TO HIS BUSINESS,

The knights Of the Yard ,Sirk md Pint Measure 10
their Calico and MoiasSts The Tuiiog 10 his G.oss dc
SeWlnS Machines If airy Kind. ms to NAME
sifLE PRICE. supplied hy the undc signed and no
advice given unless asked Tor. B. e I,odore
neutrality-suspicious. taken for the "Am-rcar Agrcul-
turist. 81 OF per annum. fOct II -6m&
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-14

Sowing Coop SEED.-Every farmer
knows that to reapa good crop he must
first plant good seed, and nourish the soil
that has to give life and strength to vegeta-
ton. So it is with a man actions toward
his family. Let him SOW good seed there
and he will reap bountiful harvest. Let
the children see the parent frugal, thought
full, and careful, and it will sink deep into
the roady soil Of their young minds. This is
good seed sown, and their aftcr-life of affec.
ton is the good crop it bears. A splendid
lesson in economy can be given by purchase
ing your clothing from the splendid stock
of BENNETT 6 Co., TOWER HALL, No. SIS
Market street, Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-14
NOTICE.

DY THE ORPHANS COURT, OCTOBER 10, 1871.
ORDERED. That the sale made and reported by W. p.
Ewing Trustee for the sale Of the real estate of Stephen
HILL deceased he and the is hereby finally ratified
and confirmed, unless the contrary show
or before the 18th day IF December provided II
copy of this order lr inserted in Spaper printed
i'll Cecil county. once week for month before the
lGth day OF November. next.
The Report states the amount of sales to be S175.
K. d. LAMAR. Register.
Trne copy; test, ID. LAMAR,
Oct IL. iAIl-lln Register.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-14

Blankets, Kerseys, Flannels, and Can
ton Flannels at the BEE HIVE, at low prices
for Cash.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-14

As an appendix to this Report the Board submit
condensed statement showing the losses and expenses
each and every from August 1859 to August 1871
the amount Of premium payments and taxes Notes
received; the amount Of interest Investments and
deposits the amount In value of premium obligations
on i!e and in force for each year. AMI the rate per
to lie charged to each member for his her proportion
OF the losses and expenses of each separate year
From this statement the individual accounts of the
members will be adjusted and stated that each one
may know Flow his account with the Company now
stands. VIM. TORBERT. President.
Test,
T. A. ELLIS Secretary
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-14
ElEcrt0N NOTICE.
TO JUDGES OF ELECTION. AND
VOTERS OF CECIL COUNTY,

In accordance with the requirements of the Code
Public General Laws, hereby give notice to the Jude,
OF Election and to the Voters Of Cecil county, that
Election will he held, on
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-01-28
IMPORTANT TO SUBSCRIBERS.

To publish Il paper like ours at
% 90 per ua7,ae,nl on II credit, IS not q
i,,r./itttbte business. 1t IS really acortA
50 90 IN utlrosace, but ace aciN be con-
tent acith the present prize, If paid IN
tstIUlllce.
After the 1st t1tt.y Of january, 1871,
the price Of subscription, aciN be IN
creased to 81 90 per amman, u'ith
this exception: Those acito pay in
ue1,u,lcc nIU he eI,title1 tn II yetltte-
ton Of one dollar, teaoing the price,
as to them, as it has been heretofore.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-01-28

Some medical mon insist that i; is undig-
niticd to advertise Il remedy, however Vali-
able it may be- Queer reasoning tins II
is like saying that AN article which the world
needs should bc hid in Il corncr-that bone
fits and blessings may be too widely dlftuSed
that the means ofprotcctinS and restoring
health should he close monopoly, amt not
accessible to all. The argument il bad. 1T
is worse than that: it is 1Hh1tn'0n. suppose
Iostcttcr'S stomach BitterS--an absolute
specific for dyspepsia, billousncss and merry,
Gus dcbility-hai never been known beyond
the yc;,cy'ioi,c of the faculty, what would
have been the consequence? Instead OF cur
ing and inyigorating millions, the good
effects of the preparation would have been
confined to n comparative few. There is the
highest authority for saying that light
should not be hid under n buShel; that
Whatever is excellent should be placed as n
city on "A hfll, where all men can take cog
niZancc OF it. 1t is upon this principle that
the BitterS have been advertised and con-
tinuc to be advertised III every newspaper
of any prominence in the western hemiS-
phcrc, and that the spontaneous tcstimoni-
ais in its favor have been translated into all
written languages. Thousands enjoy per-
feet health to-day who would be languish-
ing on beds of sickness if the newspapers
had not spread tic truth tciM REGARD TO W'S
iRc9atuIc1 iurigo1'uDt OHd cOTTccticc far and
wide. Suppose profit hnS been rcapcd rom
/ this publicity. Is that any argument against
it? If tho public health has been protected;
if lives have been saved; il the tCCble have
been strengthened and the sick restored
orc0i gOoS has Teen accomplished: and VIII"
/ SO mean as to grudlcc to CXCrtionS thus di-
rectod their fair reward?
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-01-28
.Firelncn'S Ball.

Inc Second Annual Grand Ball of
ouachita Fire Company will be given
on the l4th of next month. The man
ayers, and, in fact, all the Firemen,
promise that the ball shall be Il grand
affair, and we have no doubt that the
event will be one of great pleasure.
Tickets of admission may be had at the
extremely low figures Of two dollars
and fifty cents.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-01-28
OBITUARY..

Departed this life. january ii, ISL Mrs.
LIZZlE r. ALLEN, conSort Of VIM. }. Allen,
at the residence OF her father /. j. Sims
The deceased was Il native ofGcOrgia,
and was born April Is, 1914. In ali the
walks of life she was Il most exemplary
woman. Noone surpassed her in kind
ness and goodness of heart. She lo2 YES
a disconsolate husband and several lit
tie children to mourn her loss. Her
long suffering was borne with great
meekness and patience. She left many
evidences that she is now in a brighter
world reaping til" reward of her vir-
tues on earth.
Vernon Standard.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-01-28
IT =. MAIL no AT,
FOR sac

TNIIE undersigned will sell, ri prNal"
L sale, on tho WaNcrly Place, situated near
the line of Ouachita and Caldwell parishes,
on the Ouachita river, the following lot of
stock and other effects, viz:
Twenty head of young mules. and stock
and harness horses;
Corn and fodder, and sugar cane;
\ number of cattle, including several
extra milch cows.
Purchasers will he accommodated in tho
sale of such sized lots of stock. corn. &c,
may be desired.
Terms: Cash l.. :. h'l.AlN.
NoNcu Der (, 1870. n'-tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-01-28
Accident to Ouachita Belle.

1t appears from the following dis
patch from Mr.. J l.. Byrne to Mr.. A.
b. Oliver, dated Baton Rouge, Oath
inst, that the Ouachita Belle, which
left our wharf Saturday with 5000 bales
of cotton and large passenger list, has
met with serious accident:
The Ouachita Belle broke her guards;
cotton lost. No one hurt. Under way
again. ). l.. BfRNE.