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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-16
The Trenton Market-Killing of a
ssMOMte'' Dealer-The Murderer
j. Escapes. -f i.d t'li '.r' O ~,
TRENTON, Dec. Is, 1871.

atisi1Gu TRENTON, Dec. Is, 1871. I'll.
Editor Telegraph AL sl.a.as,s 20
:" We regret that our time was
too fully occupied last week to
allow us to trouble you with q few
lines concerning the movements
of things generally in our town !;
because we are satisfied your nu-
merous readers in Union, Jackson
and Claiborne parishes are always
glad to hear any news from their
cotton head-center, favorable OF
otherwise. 1t is with q feeling of
no little satisfaction that we are
prepared to say that substantial
men of the country are comm
forward with unusual promptness,
with sufficient cotton to meet
their Indebtedness, expressing
themselves satisfied with the
prices paid for cotton; very few
being, disposed to store for better
rates. 10 ~ 5,s~ 2-1i iI-id r. t'ti
we take into considera-
ton the heavy falling off in the
number of bales of cotton made
this year compared with last
years, crop, and the general in
solvent aspect the country pre-!
scented Mt the close4of last season,
it is, we think, a good Indication
Of a general Improvement on the
loose system which has proved so
ruinoiis to both merchants. and
farmers since the war; for wereEit
otherwise, tho, farmer, instead of
being able to come forward and
III g, satisfactory settlements,
wouli find his limited crop of cot
ton Inadequate by half to meet
the cost of production, even at
the present prices. Merchants
who have been doing such heavy
until the two last
years, put on long faces. and COM
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+ w. Stram GUSTS, Esq, has re-
s,rmed, after:s long rest, stlis re-
sponsibiiities ofcditor Of the ~ en-
non Standard. We gladly well
come our old brother back, to the
tripod, and wish him az a., golden
harvest and q brilliant Stri,anlpll
in his promisedisIirm iantli, ptnwa+
vering support Of Democraey."
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obituary.

, ~ ~ :.
/. Capt. VIM n. Lacy. of Shreve-
port !. died in, that city on the 3rd
inst Capt. Lacy was of o well
Known and highly gifted family,
and was himselfa man of brilliant
iparts;--sratn one itifie,' says the
South " estern very truly, s'the
.pritleIof the social circle, and an
ornanient' to the legal profess
s,,Iz,,, ,,,li.f xs2 I'm 't'r9n - q 1.i1af .
SHiOplll..y,cf adg is I.nssrit stjs =! : -!
uiy Cornelius Observation-Disclosures
merchant in New
Orleans, before the War,, died in
that. citSa few: days ago, la
ihentetl by large circle Iot
h. ;ItfTs, E.fSIsIa TtiFl'. - = 'i-t re -4'tf :.
frlcnuS. & ,,r.,. al a.4f,fr !-.tI4- t..stlf !,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-16

In the itemized count of Col.
John Rays. reform measures, we
note the absence OF any mention
whatever of the Election law,
the Printing law the Constabu-
larry law'and the law relative to
,.imies,, in, the repeal or modifica-
itiono all of which the State Mt
largS is infinitely more interested
than several Of the reforms pro-
posed i,y Mr.isi,y.' But, perhaps,
our distinguished Senator, is not
yet ready To, deNour his own off
swhichfIis tho relation the
Election anil Printing laws bear
to hin, il tie family record ofithe
General i4AssesablAi9n'p ri h'ss ''ls :
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The Ctstomhouse organ. the
National Republicans: significant
lyl intimates that the Enforce
Iment law of Congress may be
Invoked to get rid of Governor
Warmotll. and his CO adjntors in
plundering the State, if all other
means shall fail. The war be-
tween the factions is evidently
a bitter one, and not likely to
cease until one side or the other
gains the mastery complete,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-16

Psrli.md tary ~Reform i
a fhS red mt eetig the
Stat Prin1lng Coz lmi bon,
whsfeaE off Warmdsh and
Pinchback were present.; two
resolutions, in the language of
the report, were adopted.
j. Och Jii ma possible ethat( the
GaYernorand-L Lieut. Govocnos=ef
,Louisiana are ignorant of the
fact that two isiaen cannot alone
compose : parliamentary bodyil
IF Wax,DatlE presided, Pinchback
had to III move, the Resolutions.
Nov, y, Who - seconded Pinch's
motionHi In what ssort of lingo
did the Chair pnt the motion
which must have preceded final
/ actiOnYr .ss. ~. ili+s,5, re = s.atil
we Suggest to Col. Carter
the, other member of the com,
mission, that he meet himself al
tonce, and pass {. resolutions IN.
1 mailing all printing contracts MOI
! anntilled BY his colleagues. AMI
j pronounce ina set. phrase for, re
!. ! ifosm .ils One man can hold a meet
ing just as well as two, for par
Elementary purposes. liqsg
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The New Orleans Republican,

.o Wv -. ii
ls,''.''' "a ssss 3 .,,a sa.
p.''.s, ...., I, s..,t
.'.o VIZ 80 80, chr .s3sSt;a,, an,is
!, e. gs.H
l..c eaes.'s =. q. 10
sn1 . s,ui. 49, - q ~
Io y. a.'.as..,i;,, ,,,aat;;,naatn e,ac ~
l"o. a;oa.- : J. H.. ti,a,s .yl.
~ p '9ts.i y. i i,a..Issf ! In
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-16

Even tic Washington Qronicfe
>sontls the Pfcsident'ss motion
Tor 4rs'>,gemovai Of disaIiiities, and
says; et all the disabilities be
removed a-.t MS. be; thank FIJI
according SSe,s.a.s.',..s & & "a 7
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-16

I'onWcabeg g" par,ionof Mr. leXSec-
fretaryy Of, State BoYee, for giving
curReaaey To the statement that he
was keeping j. corner grocery and
selling battery, tickets, if, as he
oaNers,. the statement is anot 9'cor-
rect, We found the item, as; Mr..
Boyeci CORRECTLY gnesses, in the
DonaltlsonNille Ohief,a Republic
Gan organ ofhtlie Mammoth per
SuaSIon. r.. st,5i., d PEI. r-..si-J ,..f
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i .-.s
The address of, the Democratic
State Central Committee has so.
met the requirements Of
the situation and the expectations
of the people, that the only
critics it has found are the New
Orleans Times and Warlnoth's
Republican. The necessity for
preserving the Democratic organ
zation and for the active prose-
cution of the work before it. is SO
in the present attitude
Of public, affairs. that the recon-
mendations of the Committee
are conceded on all hands to be
wise, just and eminently proper.
Let the people begin to act, and
form parish committees. If a
State, Convention is desired, we
are authorized to say that the
Central COMMITTEES is ready to
call one Whenever a respectable
number of parishes shall intimate
such a, wish. The Committee is
thoroughly aroused, and they
earnestly seek the advice Of the
peODle.. - ,sl...5-.y ifsf,}ftifi. =
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-
nrh{ hin Re n ica,I Sps&s
This s ste ave d Ia With y s
l(,hesl4 IN ats Excell enS the y
and his man Friday, ]
,inchbacl, who constitute ma
ority of the Printing Commits
STIofsAieiSb,kMlba1 lAEee .ofI u
xe.aa,--aa,-,s.is...-4a,.,--,.aa,saaiie,-
,tIio;abut,riajtinksssgrl nS III list in.
III tl,igea afisi of The State,
IN MANSON . JIo,n msHi ca.x arm Re,|,
nrl,a;c.,,e. Y.msas ,.Jo,,rqsaf. Alex
6aya,s,g iyyssZ;;.tt : 1gd, Riivy;,ear ews,s.
.sLSSsssxIsaiISa;.rt Rannblio a asI'eM Mans
en 49, 49,, a,..a hlns,ai th1aH on,erI
i,;,s,,l.o, MA ,sa,xaf fspther = JeestorI
offisa RIassdSIEas:l a1 pposs af The e. state.
nv. -, 11n 3. fhisl city. is
,.naa,s am;tted from YhaI list of
800 10. Ii Beo, BACK
', .t,,,i,.sa,,.S n,,st1io lr,,,e .i.a,1
a,,o,. ant - nerfo,m & ,rrak-
line news 3, ,,;s, ai,st
[In...s .s;.~.,.s;lx,,t9i;tt ,,t,11,, 9 III, Ia
|,i5SiT,i3as ffTYaliSaa iinSdaeesid. E hard.
fi fa+a ~ for r1 ono who has 80 faithfully
1890 las ,,;,,o ~ taaI4li,1is co.n-
k,a,isfe tbs,i,sa z st AL H. o,tha
;s.,e.;. i, .1 III : ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
..'.,.,...s..is,....ss.,1, ,.;sscxs3,- Ana
~ kts al ,r;;S1icsaa.s Hal and Pinch
lr tI.a+ ~, haI ,,ettar mind tl,,;rs;;v;
- ..,,lY:,,s sI,ss,...,, FIN. ii.,ri,e Radi-
asis .;;,rotta1 aNo3rutli.' To- ,.naI,,isiana
r;lr ..cl,.e s over, them, before,
-. .,1.o,,i =, ~, l,fa vs,s oa;n.
rssssersi RI d,,ea a', naners whose
,oft ra have l,een annnlle.l. a o,re,
~ .,.s.,s,,.,.,,t = name
u ansla.ftt,a IA irim, ass.',lO l,elousas
/ Ia fI,,,rn ne 'Sn.ar. plas,ter. Isossier
psi,y,st 'c,aya IIIii,Tas .T6 deinr,e.,,n,dent.
.iFSisankiini SIM. RicLland BEACON,
J,nn,l ;M;n., en- f,e,noorat. sThe only
|r,,,;sr..ll,,a, 4b;sn class liz tl,is nor.
a5fltt ba, f's;t nt. 70, x VIZ con.
Etrocts were, not,ireyoked, are the Y,
l.,;oa,s,,;lIs; E.,,s,,bl or ~, lroraahouse
,,sa,rv.sat M -, '' ,'[''', u
M. ,astensible, 3 object 81 the Il,
Itsnv,ir,,o,. Ind pinch in q eyynt,kinp
81 .1' ,ponv contracts for, printing e
"a ,.al;e To- the stnto,rlo 4 ihcavy
...si E,t4F ftsfI 5-S
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In,thc bsieA taft iHIad i d e r.
Ia Ia. - q aeclsrA posgsH will not
support sonleas. of evensstl0 I'M
FOL, i a pft!!lt Ss R8'Wsvsf
many 1ppipat tons theyslnlAy Ee1l
.eeipss S6orsMiltt be- ta5o4ed ssr sas
int ~ H, 81 siasti either
men ssS or apaqaa5lstss,vaa cannot ap-1
EpaOve.as A ccintilsg tor. its iftsh
Eextsnt .l y k9 II, \ hles., hlpsAl We
gives Waale Kaady andlh even ,dm-'
|Dealedsby hi sense OF duty as II
sentsfkli " sIt rs = Cit an
|declarecy ms anaatterE .ll0n1a Hst stnsaj
|nhst The sDeAnocfas t4tt safs sSha
only hope and thes,ipislyr rotaRf
friend The people shavas .itt
= Those inen, only, arc fhipractf
fcdbfe who fan q. sd lsa' # ln No
Iveinbcr thexaimill igInd division
inathc Republ acnn' ranks in this
Estate s ys5iiio 7 do d. nqEs disoasa that
the only isaser betweensi'ta6s war
tring .fseti0ils,,is shHt Of stiprel,a 7
cy, and That. Wiiaa the baftleJis
l brought. ton decisions the rl,batcn
Epafty will nm fapitlIgy II, ana en- en-
ttinsias tiAa1Iy into Tie ranks 81
f,theirI victorious; 6sstkves,ss What
ever either wing may 90. 1healT
[N;hile,,i9 the, NAY Of reform, will
Il is done in tho saaturoiofs IstsategS
TO aid'ih securing tho. Adals,H ictS-
Iry- In. such reforms we are
ready to assist and SOL arc the
lpeople. lliBpt.iet.'ss not forget that
We W: ire /, &, q power In thes.lanlL aslti
t,,a ,.d. the. deeisive, Vie
tory belongs to list .,Sss .,'ss "a
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NOTICE.

- !t5-y1.I !. liiiW h.Slff jiI9fTd i9lI -u,i
To those so1om it ,assy rco3ces2sa rs noii f-.n
8 AL mem3ers 0fs QHpehita' Fire Go; Mol,
themselves time after tihie, are hereby mo-
titled. that unless they apPear at ourfeg',lar
meeting, in December and pay tho. amount
iBy oitfef :)"if Oh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
u Monroe, Nov. %; 1871. 2d; I"t bi1sec'y--
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ZINE PLANTATION ;tI ,,,.i.r., !,
,E -. dnTI1 H0g 5b r|IiinIF ,h2H y
~ .fIFfTT ~ III Ji!flfit -SlbT Nv =
, 800, ,,.,,,,E, o{ni.SeAsJultit 11odz =

I npslu nysoF OR i-SsA'IGEit 11oh- 8 al,
Situated on the AK aii,sass ' road Two miles
from Ouachitai City. Gan easily saw 5000
feet OF lumber por day. Is in good running
order. Good supply of timber and water
dan lie made. GHlET7 OH u Ll'fffIo'T II
/, This Mill. will ba sold,iSery low: for
cash. If not sold, will ,be leased on good
terms. Apply for further Information to
CIV. McCranie, or to Steele q Co, Quachita
City, La iyh ": ia RAWLINGS. 81
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81 q d q DKEkH FsIAhl

q AID AEka EsAf1I
91sAAsnsNA1HaAAsasCY.
y s,t; asrsiatsd has o8PassHsds. in t4,. p..es
n sfiiee Sprtfe:sslepE. 49, ,11xeai - .ss;.
as Sss 81 sale 81 ens VII, commit
heir interest By. sopdinG me = full descsiP-
ion 81 same, fixing price and terms NM, OF pay
nent.,. Aa GEoasaE ,cHAsaRERLA1N,
:sssrA.s ss.z .yaA,
... FOR Or es ulll .as@ sl',>
mnss from
B ny resa n sss.s!sEps 81 acres, 200 cleared,
l.'asSsf 60 .'sa.oHAaiRERI.A1N,fAsent.
L 4r,lsH .stIdites s,st4t-no *
ois Ill, s,'ijoI FOR, a4IIE.: sos. .,:,
ru,HE wimberiy place in the c oo;S: ter sso
msj5ls miss tsG@ 44 fsa%s sk sGn'A'ns
s s'sss,'sSs s's es ssn'
~. bio = 5,,'1lls,,si54 '--l.l - St't,i,
ainaih-' % FOR SALE ,,gI inp
desirable building lots In DIFF
= s ss1jH, rsssss # 81 sisS; IN, Agent
"a ,,t"rrcoiRl SALE. ,,.,4A
:, ~, Number Of, choice lot. la Ieyton'.
IA a11G {aaait'9 e. CHAMBERLAIN. Agent.
.yoR SALE 0RHEnH
Paul 91 9Fss p,ss s1oS Ss sss
as asS out
gin and nd3i It Terms rms e ast Of January next
will g ssntss 81 Sas a2HSs.
IcaARo1.1NA-Lakx-4,ssAisAssaS-c
WA MEMPHIS, TENN.
.!sIorS .is-s-
Assets:!l@ .@!a:.a. ~. ;;i Y:@!s".s ZIG o
/ "a s.i.s1zs,i4 oFFICERs:A' fAtAsl
.Hes&1IaaerAoniDsvh,P President.
s. = ( f Eis.s End e V Esss1Ts:;s4
IL + f RsSS1ss sssfs asSssfsl Agent
~ . -. s2A + s os e1ssqgohs:
NJ. ]. Wieks, IL s<.f:i ss: 4!rARerson.
T. s fss;sai' 4, ,s' ;::sss :isS,
+ Smith. IL d l,'.s,AA; SELL 8 ~,
M''l'i Vance B. bFKs X. iPsnai ii A. - '''"e'
Behen .Brpthefs, state Agents for North
10 =: Behen;i Special Agent. Motre:. La.
4 DIR. d. HI Key viii attend to the business
of the Office at Trenton.
Il - REFERENCES: sgsot- 81
Mem ~ Aiiss a as.'S A. Hlssss
Estewart 6 Tier, Jennings, Gstey q Co.,
fNelson Lauphicd q Co., Beadles Winso
sHaEvEronr.-B.r NJ. johnson, banker;
, wimberley, Arlis & Co., wholesale mer-
Il chants; Cumming, Morrison q Co., T. III.
Morris, Druggist, Gregg 4 Martin, Jessup,
Marsh q Virgins, Hyams q Kennedy.
, Issues Policies ON all the tho Improved
4 plans. No restrictions on travel or resi-
i dencc within the settled limits OF the United
81 SO Ss'.i =. " u sifi
,!f All policies non-forfsitable ADrls their
;, equitable valve, n I+ibaralI dedncaina,s made
on minister's -----
Active. iaatslligelt gentlemen wanted a.
agents iii every parish. q = III :. + "A
Medical examiner. Monroe. DR.. SErother.
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- =. ~ BUSINESS CARDS
n lBOFENSCIIEN,

Fine gold and silver Watches, aid 6
French and American .Ciocka, hne E2A
Solid gold Jewelry, Pianos and Meio- vi
Tfions, Musical INSTRUMENTS Of. all descsip-
celebrated pianos OF tho ST. LottiH MataufAc-
turing Company li'.@g ~; dec2O-dSn,:wy
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~ IND XiuXka GSxsto inform the
ml,lic Chat Va has leased the Crown
FITCH building. ON Grand s1ree s 'm am~
disc, consisting - - s",S +
Staple fTyFeYM UIOV esa~,
Eaney and Ias.AZ Groceries. 81 -
ss ssayos!&s .s1s 49,. !" s.!~s ee lin.
- Gs3 assss I'll ffs
:, m The planters of MoreioHse are m
vited to make headquarters Mt this estno- |
lishment. ,r~,,rr,t1E1ss.
Monroe, sept. %. 4s4i Fl b H9acnN'sS' ID
RkHFN's sEN 'lEl'f j, l1FS.ssS,KstAAs sc',o4'
ODD, n,.,o7 IA arE, MEM td1es an.
) FIRE L1FEisXN iDa MkRf NE.
La rs ji-3iit.ytf fst:g 1--5fh&'i'
.,s capital rrepreseNted OPT 2.0QoNooG.s ID
Georeta Home Fire ms g i,rni..'s <''
fUnderwriters Agency, Of
H.. New, York ......sss:...I.!o 4s0d0,oWev.
L9 esYSPs ana hiYeghqaoi 1sAbo,o6,so.
Queen, london and AAynInasGn oo U ooo ~
Ns efRR9 a li;;; ;iiii s1as;.a ffYYS
Pacific. Of California Gdfe, sa
and inarinee.. ,6s9, s!s.OO' Solo
Carolina Life Ins- Co., Of -;...o->,: -, ~ IL
L Memphis. Tenn :!!.... fsOOO.OOVVV-.-.--
ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY Adjusted.
ke,., t,,xsBEHE;NnB
beg 1hsi7d 81 :IrID GHrER ~ Nt'Er'rs,l L
i ,4-,yn.l,I,. - sginidsGsand.sd,Ai Monroe
i j .qei
iRECEIyING, EORW ARDiNGiAND COM COM
INK. MISSION As MERCHANT. z
laN,,yorNERAI srEANrBoA;TekGEN
III z.rff,re.s- .5.Iunp io,, Ef ~ .iS'
i e,,MoNRoEs, l4opIsIANsA~ Isl
T. .,d f,fn b.fs;isod Ashs - SD baa
Monroe, March 1sts7l.fa iita u da lMSill
SALOON, - >; !,
lO tito ;nuriGHir rsntntpn st'tt' .ssY
Grand 81, 6eAoeeA, s7,ossns6't 'xs1a' iDes'tstt
: |h;A4 Inn .ennMoNRoE,l LA. r1stioh
J b rhtsa ~ ai aentiltsfy new saloon, eonxen
} l1ontay siocated, and fnstiished .entire Wit
!, new har-fxtnree. The l,aet fbrands Of ~
nSfs saa stgsfs asss S alsse%s5s s
4 @IHasti Driszs onsy jssvteer cents. - -f'r
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h, s.H,RIcHARDsoN,. Ct. JAGN P. RICH ARDsoN.
HI. .RICHAHDsON AtCO., -
= - ccooSrnffssibN MERCHANTS, IA
80 I3trf -e.f'i ~ -'-iH =
And! Wholesale Dealers I'm Flour, Grain,
-, ~ a. Liquors and Groceries. '5l.5 f.ls.
II AGENTS for the celebrated Southern Plan
tatiOn Wagons, No. 100 Commercial street,
St. Louis, Mo. ii-H'U 3 T9ijgl, D.. -.
iicitedII u All favOrs Entrusted to us will have
cafsfiar attention. Special care given TO
freights.-stteirs. z5atiijud ~ boL hn,
1a- A. NJ, Young Qate, of New Orleans)
in louisiana. u iI'i'
~ f1otensbeY 10 1871. az --Sliiil i'9:1m
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OUACHITA FEMALE ACADEMY, 81
" .SiT' -
A7BoARp1NGi AND DAY seH o OIL,
FOR YOUNG LADIEs, .,

M 10y fftu III .tnfffS1sfir 80 .~ffr'0' /.
.,hem .,aii MoNR Ole, 4 A.'tt9- Eri1
The session Of 1s7i ~ witt ictoinnehci on
Monday, the4th day OF September.t %
Mira /. W. Bssros,, p Principal, and In
strhetresss OF the tFifniiry DEPARTMENT. i
bl-yTuosJ o. BENTON, ESP, Instfuctof ''of the,
Acadenate Depa rtnient.ljisi ,IJ'iio ,'tt'ist x
=, Miss II. N MIeKtE, Instr,tetr ess Of kfefich5
and assistant in the English1, pranehess nr -
e Mis-. y, sI.sgiS. Instructress of Ytnsic :. -
,,n 1f pa M III Msif esSls 81 OH s1n
broidery and faHcy cedfe'wofk. li'cyhi
5vo baEt:tsAfsl l Ii MON osTn al
L Ip,ro yFe.ff z 9flr 3utf yyBSSi z ls..InlH Tc-t
Primary Classes .,r,,;i--,,-. $500 per mo-
M naa.ai,, "pj l;lw;i;;wi ~: :t;sb,nsi =
French s,,i .piu,.iI.. ,-s II-...i.I- 8.OOj eofsi
Music IN nse of ipstrulpentl 100 ,it,sss.,
b9 9;s,.. t ,is ing Sa. ,,d s..o
I Drawing, Painting, dEc.,i at teac her s.
charges. Aug. 20. 1871. ~. l0-tf
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no sHRfERs.,b

,NOYIC;lEE, TO. ,sHlRlfiERs.,b il.
i b. NoRrs4 IlA!i 4 Tsxxs RA1IRoAp Co.,
,al1 --.,l. sSss1seriate,stlesatsss Office, ia
Monroe, La, Oct TO-, lS7I sd
Z, Through tariff now in effect, at reducsd.
Delta Bills or lading signed only by Jno.
fJanney, railroad and steasnboat agent, $50
CommolH street, New Orleans. big ed> ~ili
Through receipts given for cotton from
Monroe TO New Orleans or st: Louis, via
Delta. 5ssH 5i.'Gu n|h"J.lw w. GREEN, -
q 4:tf h.,.i.. d. s.Lf iutttn EnE'r q Snp't.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-16

Eroi,s sAEEr''d ',i7 siri "o t. q
D.. A ten horse pow or steam engine with gin
stand and grfst mill in good order For
particulars apply to ). w. LOCKE.
Monroe, Dec. ,, 1S7l.-11:1m
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-16

Issues Policies on all the the Improved
plans. No restrictions on stravef or resi-
dencc within the settled limits OF the United
States, British North America or Europe.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-16

M aud 3d. to the party what u
must do. We have analysed the
situation patiently, laboriously,
&&N 8biSFuht!i pretty thoroughly.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-16

All policies. non-forfeitallea, AprFs their
equitable valve, I+ibaral1 dednca ins's made
on minister's
Active. ia.tslligeat gentlemen wanted a.
Medieal exa al Ht Monroe. Dr: skrother
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-16

.YO4s SALE ORIENT 81
yu,HE Paul Dres plantation, on the Qua
cirfta river; 5'miles above Columbus,
,225 acres, l25 cleared. Good
dwellinr house and out houses, quarters,
gin aud mill, Terms easy.
If not sold by tho LIST of January next,
will be rented for ono ore number OF years.
4nlil-tf AZ q. CHAMBER14A1N,.A Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-30

FALL OF A BUILDIre--1hIs x,r~nt- -.
sofkmen were engaged In digging a cei1., r Ill
Ger the back building OF the house on ths ~. IN
R Rsno OF and ~ streets, occupied BY DR.. r. a
ouildng ieI In, smashing the Furniture a. os 80
~ uppS . ssSIy sna making Q complete wrsrk -
cellar %s1ss.d TIE eghtor ten sOrfnsa IN the
luckily did Mrs.. Bacon a. Ihou MAY. ss
s sns5 sse building 70 ss how Die vorS va. pro
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Nv AsHINGTON SOHUETZEN VEREIN.
GRAND MAY FESTIVAL,
TO be held at the
SCHUETZEN PARK,

oChUE1LkN PARh,
MAY 81 AND JUNE 1.
PRlZE SHOOTING. PRIZE BOWLING.
GRAND CONCERT AND DANCING MUSIC.
illumination OF the Grounds In the Evening, and q
asr,,sa,tn 1s NJ yrotecnnic Exnlnltion.
Pavilion, Is cents extra. =
and have Sssn made 30
serve the strctsst order. Rep. Pat ,Chron msS5t
1,OO3 GIFTS.
uRAND GIFT C0NCERT AND DIsTRIBUTION
-, FOR THE BENEElT or
Inc asS a a si' ss,is,, S,s Nee
To Be held !. 4s:s Win s.1.' g. .nas. and BY
missIo1'- Of Internal Ee1enue. on Wednesdsy, June
The foilo~ins Gifts will be awarded the successful
House. 6 n: Calvert p, Baltimore, $500. i24O
r. 81 IRs oas; e
ssS ,Is% ns Bs:dsass nssr
same location. $4,000. hns Residence near GOvans,
osssSn ne Re:d.nHe nss.
Cash a SSts: s, sifn
1900 1900 = Bonds sls Oo9 3. g; State BSads: 10
Shares Oitizens National Bank, BALTIC. loo Shares
s s0.tssr R Central mr. r, 100 shares Erie 20
WILMINGTON and BALTIC B. b. 61oOo TICKETS only
MAJ GEo nSSS GasTIn. BaltS s0n n ad COmm,
Hon J. 3. NRoLEY, NJ. o., Pittsburg, Pa, Trustee,
8. Rgvsgees Ma. Gen. 2. Hunter, A, Wash
iDgten, ID: o.. Hon. Jas. D. Nesley, Pittsburg, Pa,
FIRST National Bank, Hsgerstown, Md; Appeman
20 Bankers, Hsgerstown, Nd; Hon. Il. j.. Brent
Deeds OF the above Real Estate certified by
counsel, In the hands Of the Trustee. Tickets and
cir culars can be had OF W. @. Metzerott a Co.,
Music Dealers, 923 Pennsylvania avenue; W. n
%. ii. Morrison. Booksellers, AIS Pennsylv ami q
avenue; yno q Parker, Booksellers 81: 7th street;
Aistrop Dudley Real Estate Agents, y Loaii:sna
General Agent, stationer and Printer. No. In
Nassau street, New York.
IL Orders by mail will receive prompt a.ten-
tion. n,v o i'm
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Ceremonies at Providence.
Destructive fire I'm Mobile.

MOBILE, ALA, May 30--A destructive IRE
occurred here on st. Francis street. The fol-
lowing stores we're totally destroyed: Mcclure,
Blsckwood q Co., wholesale drug store, where
Reed & Co., Wholesale dry goods; Also, or -
east side Of Water street, j. A. DubosN the
wholesale drug store; j. Y. Sherm~ q Co.,
on the west side, M. Simon 4 .ee store; and
stere; Kennedy, Lyons & - Bros, clothing
goods; n; smith, boot ma no. w s, cry
Commercial %; Pudgood, beck store; the
Webb, Gro -~cionsl Bank building, and N
Los o. ssEery store, we're badly damaged.
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The Rhode Islasd Assembly o.~
med. 1871

ofhovIDxrcr, May e9.-The Rhode Islsno
, Ten s assembly met ct Newport this morn
snsns III lssni.e state government tor the en-
W., nousee aseembled In their respective houses.
" sten b. vincent was elected clerk OF the Sen
nc, Snsflef d. Van ZaDde Speaker Of the
~ sns clerks. committee was appointed 70
count the votes for the general oficers.