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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-03-07
PrSUOte Sales.
T1AND FOR sALE.-The subscriber Of.

E1AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber of
i'll fers at private sale his farm containing 155a
acres, situate II miles East of New Hope in Au-
gusta. county, adjoining the lands of David
Beard, George Peters, James Phillips and others.
1t has no acres cleared, the balance in good tim
Der. One-half of the cleared land improved by
lime. Good outlet fer stock. 1t contains good
frame dwelling, a log barn and other outbuild
ings Has well in the yard and a branch run
choice fruit. Six mills within three and four
miles ils4 Apply soon .,d ASSaaTpsfi' 1.ANnEs
fe21-3t New Hope, Augusta county, Va.
00E ACRES OF LAND for sale on
90 y South River, Rockbridge county,
miles South of Midway-Southern exposure
well adapted to ali kinds Of Grain and Grasses.
timothy and clover, and IS acres in good river
bottom-the balance well timbered. good
house, six rooms and kitchen, and tolerably good
out buildings; never failing springs fruit, sc.
| Will sell the whole tract, or one-half with the
buildings. Those wishing to buy should give me
a call. bargain can be had. Address, 6. .
- ANDREW SHAVER,
fe21-6t Fairfield, Va.
lfG ALE OF VALUABLE AND Highly
- improved REAL ESTATE, in Rockbrdge
county, miles from Lexin gton-The under
signed offers for sale his highly improved and
valuable farm, lying on both sides of the Valley
Plank road, 2 miles south of Lexington, Rock
bridge county, Virginia. The real estate con-
oIoeS -OC~2 eSCECSs ABOUT lUJ acres are IN me
timber and woodland, the balance in a high state
OF cultivation The improvements consist of 9
NEW BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
with tin roof, porticos, &c, and contains eleven
rooms, and brick kitchen, cistern, etc. Also
stabling for horses, cattle, ETC., granary, coach
house, ice house. wood sheds, and every neces.
sary out house. The garden adjoining the d vel.
ling house comprises Is acres drained and high
ly improved with all permanent beds of fruits
etc, necessary for a market garden. A vineyard
IN bearing now of 5000 vines, and an orchard Of
| 1000 trees.
| The place is well watered. and has upon it five
tenant houses of four rooms each, we'll finished
plastered and painted, with stables attached
emily divided and worked by different purcha
sers: The farm win be sold as whole or will
be divided to suit purchasers. There is upon tht
tract a quantity of limestone and a fine site for
fine order. For terms. &C., address,
|! JOHN B. LADY,
| or my agent, F. w. HENDERSON,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-03-07
lMnnn ACR ES.--VALUABLE LANDS |
ASESEs } FOR SALE living on both e;das ~ |

-OnOn AGkES.--V LANDS
GSbsHO FOR SALE, lying on both sides of
herst 1900 acres cleared, GOO acres of which is
River Bottom The whole of this land is unsur
passed for its fertility, producing corn, wheat,
oats, tobacco and grasses, large portion of which
large vein of very rich iron ore, "a sample of
which can be seen at the Office of Messrs Echols.
Bell & Catlett, Staunton.) This property is wor-
thy the attention of capitalists, seldom such is
lies in one body, but will be divided into tracts
to suit purchasers.
Terms liberal. For further information. adj
dress j. w. Warwick, Warm Springs, Bath Co.,
Fa.' OF L. a. w lit LoVl4gston, Nelson Co, Va.
j. w. WARWICK
doc T-tf n WITH
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/ "A
N Being anxious to pay off all nv liabilities,
and to owe no man anything, I offer for sale,
| privately, the farm which I now reside. The
| farm lies on the waters of Long Glade in Au-
gusta county, three miles South of Forrer S
| Forge, and four miles North of the village of
Spring Hill. The farm contains $50 acres of LIST
class lind and is in good condition There are
on the farm comfortable dwelling house, large
barn, corn-crib. granary, spring-house, and one
! OF the finest springs in the Valley. There are
II or 10 acres of good meadow on the farm and
more can be made, if desirable. AS these Glade
lands have reputation which speaks for itself,
deem It unnecessary to say more in regard to
them Persons wishing to purchase good farm,
on easy terms, are requested to call and examine
for themselves, and they will find it to their in
terest to do SO.
The above tract of land will be offered pri-
yately from this date until Saturday, the 4th day
of March. 1871, and if not sold By that time, It
will be offered by way of public auction, on the
| premises, to the highest bidder, at II O'Clock.
| noon. AS am determined to sell, bargain
can be had, and persons wishing to purchase land
would do well to avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity, as it is seldom that such lands as these
| Glade lands are thrown upon the market ANY
information in regard to price, terms, &C., can
be received by addressing me at Spring Hill,
| Augusta county, Va.
| ian24-6t r TT ERWIN
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I AND FOE SALE.-I will sell, privately,
- my farm lying the waters OF Naked
Creek, in Augusta county, adjoining the lands Of
Cyrus Brown, Daniel Craun, and others There
is comfortable dwelling house, barn, corn crib
granary, wash-house' stone spring house, and
fine water in the yard, and three orchards of Sc
lect fruit l suppose further description is un-
necessary, as those wishing to purchase will ex-
anime the land for themselves. There are lsge
acres in the tract R. A. CITRRY
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-03-07
or my agent, F. W. HENDERSON,
ian10-tf p q hoy eO Tov;nrton Va
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN

II HARRISONBURG- Situated on the
corner of German and Water streets, adjoining
the property of r. A. Gray, ESQ, and owned
by the family of the late John McQuaide, dec d.
The house contains twelve rooms and good
cellar; there is large yard (Which is also SO To-
Gated as to be suitable for building lotl; the
lot contains three-quarters of an acre, and has a
new stable on it; a well Of excellent water is on
the premises.
Apply to A j. Wall or Z. J. Sullivan, P. M
at Harrisonburg, or to the Spectator office.
Rockingham Register copy for one month
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-03-07

MOTIONS,
AND JEwELRY
that l always have and will sell cheaper than
any other House in Virginia.
~ All goods delivered in any part of the
city free of charge.
Respectfully,
CHARLES A. GLADKE
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-03-07
Il IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSU.
MEEsS OF DRY GOODS.

ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO
$40 AND OVER DELIVERED IN
ANY PART OF THE COUNTRY
/ FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES
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Beer in Mind.

Whom disease has undermined the health,
and the physical system has become pros
tratcd, /. Stinlulant that will not only
strengthen. but remove the cause, should
he Immediately rcsOrtcd to. Mental dis
tvCSS is also Il fruitful source of the break
ing down OF the cOnst itut ion. and the rivl-
irGS OF this enemy TO health are truly alarm
ing. For all such maladieS Hostcttcr'S
Stomach BittCrS havc been found lnsur-
passed. iiE acting directly upon tho digcs-
two organs, they remove the heavy, diSa-
planned of by persons of Il delicate tcnlpcra-
n,cnt. As soon as digestion is restored. thC.
patient finds his strength increasing. and
his general health improved.
Thousands OF persons CCrti: that it may
be relied ON III all cases OF weakness or rcr-
NOuS debility attendant upon Scdrntary
habits. Tho :-CncralitE Of Bittcrs are dis
agreeable 10 the taste that they are Ohjcc-
tiOnabfe to weak stomach. This is NOT
tho case with Host cttcr'S Bit crS. which will
be found mild and extremely pleasant.
baisalnic plants, harlS and roots contribute
their rCst0 i've juices to render it soothing
and strengthening. Its basis is the only
pure Sti!nutant which has cVcr been pro-
dtced, containing no F;sij oil, or any other
dcictCriOt,S clement. The most careful and
Skitfui chemists have analysed the f:ittcrs,
and pronounce them harmless. This is sci
ontiiic testimony; but the testimony Of the
hundreds of thousands who have expo
ricnccd tho preventative and curative effect :
OF the GREAT VEG ETABl.E TONIC and ALTER
-iTiEE Of modern times is still more concil-
SiNc. In fever and A"uc. Dyspepsia Bill
ious, Nervous CoinpIaiiits. Chronic Com
ini;'l lihio as anything in this E,llb!c world
can be-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-08

The Alexandria, Homer and Fulton
Railroad has been chartered, is the news
already announced, and the question
now is, will the road be builto Will
Homer be Il place OF large population :"
There are some difficulties in the way.
such as that Of obtaining the state aid
granted by the legislature for the reason
that Auditor Graham withhoids the
payment of tho bonds, or in other words
becaus" the state debt is already in OK
cess OF the constitutional limit. 1t is
prcSuinablc, however, that this ditlicul-
" viii be ohNiatCN in time vviio,2sc
.fRr.lrE,fN
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The Monroe Silver E0rnei Band.

This much admired band commenced
their weekly concerts last Thursday
evening on tho Public Square, and will
continue through tho Spring and Sum-
MGR. we do hope our city authorities
will hasten to make suitable prcpara-
tiOnS for the accommodation of the band
and the convenience of spectators and
listeners. We cannot imagine Il more
lovely scene than to behold the Public
Square full Of ladies, gentlemen and
children, assembled to enjoy the music
so freely and kindly given by the noble
gentlemen composing the band.
Oh! it is the very essence Of life. that
we can, in the midst Of hard times and
dizziness of business, throw aside the
yard stick, plumb, level and square, the
law books, piil-bags, quill, etc, and re-
pose upon the green grass TO enjoy n
social hour with those VIC love and re-
Spcct--at the same time drink in the
concord of sweet sounds as they swell
into a full measured volume, and gently
die away upon the placid waters Of our
beautiful river 1t lifts man out OF
himself, and makes the best part of his
nature triumphant. Yes, kind reader,
these kindncSScS and SociabiliticS make
us enjoy earth tho more during our
little fitful sojourn here, and better pre-
pare us for Heaven.
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River News.

AL the rivers are falling, except y
few, and oven these are not rising
enough to hurt anything.
1t is now Il certainty that there will
be no general overflow this Spring.
This being true, you may look out for
tremendous crops throughout til" Mis-
sissippi valley.
Red River has fallen about ten feet.
This makes all the Rcd and Black river
plantations secure.
Tho Lord be praised for Ills good
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-08
Li7EST MARKET REPORTS,

The sales of the past three days sum
up o,400 bales, making q total for the
week Of A., 100 bales. Stock on ship
board and ON hand, 2i0, 2239 bales
Flour-supertinc S6.25, double extra
G.S73@7.cn, treble extra 7.124G27.25.
Bacon-brcakfast j5!@iG; shoulders
81; clear rib 1o5; clear sides -.
Pork dull, at $21. 30 II Dbl.
Sugar tir,ncr, prime lo@11oi.
Molasscs, centrifugal, 3oG,35; rchoilSi
.i0ln!50.
Coffee steady, lii@,l5i.
Gold 1l0s.
CiNCISSATi, April Flour, family
sG.3o@6.50. Mess pork s2o.5o. Shout
Oers 81, clear rib 81, clear sides H.
Whisl>ey SG!.
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-Flour, super
fine winter, $5.5OC95.70; Xxx $4,000. 40.
Corn, mixed, 500; yellow 53; mixed, in
sacks, IS. Pork firm, 5000. Dry salt
ed meats firm; hams lna@lOG. Ba-
con higher, 81, lGG, III. Loose plair,
hams 15C1154; canvassed ICY. Lard
country and kettle, ia.
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Monroe, March !! 1874.
CrTT0N SEED.

FOR SA!.l. At DIN Err & i.NItN icS'.
Raised on Crew Lake, Ivy AvcrCtt& Milling.
These seed are pure and genuine, having
bccn mere only one year front their original
state, Alabama. ThCS" seed arc noted for
their proiiicnCSs and early maturity. We
have raised this wear two bales Of cotton rCT
acre with these seed. 1900 pounds iirii
weights making !5A pounds of lint. Reside,
il Will mature from tive 10 81 weeks cartier
than the common cotton.
Price, $50 per h,lahCl Of 30 pounds.
we viii sack and ship from Crew Lake to
any point on tho y. l.. " i. X. II. III,
cuachit: river ut the same price. s'2.1n per
blIShc!. hNI,E!.T'i' & MILLING;
Fcb'v s. 1871. dIt-v2it
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-08

We have established III the city of
Monroe Il public city express and baggage
wagon, and arc nov prepared to 10 all kinds
of hauling. Particular attention paid to
hauling and nlovin" furniture. Connect ions
arc made with the y. l.. X r K. Rand boats.
and all persons Wishing to have their bag
gage delivered can have it done. We will
call and check for hagSagc ut all tho hotels
in the city. We have in connect ION with our
baggagc wagon n PLASSENiEH OMEIl;I =
for the delivery Of i,;lSs-Uli.rCTS tho trains
and boats, thotit fail Private citizens can
be accommodated for the delivery of thc,u-
selves and baggage by making applicat ion
ut tho wagon which can I've found daily upon
the streets. share Of public ratr0,iar go
viii be most Respectfully received.
NnttU x hs'k i,lsMAN.
March Is, lNIi.--3in Managers.
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We notice the office of the Union
Record, at Farmcrvillc, was mobbed
-onc two months since. How much
the damages, Tom Five thousand L:
Then memorabilia the Legislature, and
tn" Senate will unanimously vote you
six thousand dollars. Now, Judge,
don't fool with us, but he candid about
it. {fDyr lyY,.S that fHjjT ,EO.,r
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LAND SALES.
oGAsFssT.A RIVER PLANTATIONS
FOR SALE

t''lE undersigned offers for sale two plan
= t"tt,iiS situated on the Ouachita riv en- in
the parish of Caldwell.
one tract contains ia acres, 40 of which
~ IN good state of cultivation, and 30 or 60
ncrCS dcadenCd; lies high, and 100 acres can
20 faNt@d with very small icvee; situated
: mics below Columbia on the Ouachite
riNGr' Can toe bought at $50 per acre
IN" second plantation lies or, the Ouachita
river. miles below Columbia, contn;ps
stat" of cultivation; 40 acres IeI,irt, II, :.
! AN" 1t would cost Il Nero trit,c to lovcn in So
atfcS more This place can hc bought Mt $50
I per acre. " = IGTSSJ''
~'O''i - 1870. o:if Columbia, La.
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Anit Listen,

The OUnchita Belle moving down
the Gov. Allen and I.;, Belle ui,, and
| the long, loud whistle of the iron horse
as he conlcs from the East; SOC the OK
press wagons Us they move from, point
to point loaded down with mail, Vaiua-
bies and human flesh; there Is the stage
from the West, and the hack from Bias
trop. Look at the people crossing the
river. Flats, skis and tug-outs cross
ing to and fro, and all loaded with peo-
pie and supplies. Listen again az those
shrill whistles. Those are our good
friends MEG uirc and Muir saving luf:l-
Der for the garden scttlcmuut.' Now
III one short evening in 4 pril we see
and hear all this: and viii you tell US
that Monroe is not 4 city: Those mills
are furnishing thirty thousand feet Of
lumber per day, and yet the wo;kmcn
are Standing idle for want of lumber
But we see men without homes looking
about, but propose to wait till property
gets cheaper. All over this: world yo.,
fnd those nlcu and YOU generally find
them without a home, and they finally
die homeless. This class OF n,Cl never
build up a country until you can arouse
them from such :, dull. sleepy life. If
you want Il home in Monroe. white
man or black, buy you Il lot, lay i'll
your bill for lumber, and go to work in
good earnest. Waiting for cheap prop
crtN is II deliiSicn and has made more
poor men than any one thing in the
world. Thousands upon thousands of
farmers arc still on rented land s.wuit-
ing" Yes, they have waited until for
them and their children we fear it is too
late. You find mon III this city wait
in: for property to fall, when they sec
before them, almost every day, that
property purchased two months since is
now selling at un advance OF one hrli1-
drcd per ccntum.
Correspondents will please remember
that il is nat customary to hand il MSS.
for tho press written Oh both sides the
same sheet
The Memphis Avalanche is rather III
favor OF Sumner for President. That
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-08

J. w. Clyde, of the Ashley County
Times, published at Hamburg, Ark,
paid us t, call Tuesday evening. Mr..
Clyde is on his way to New Orleans.
He is nice gentleman, true Demo-
crat, and hopes yet to sec his State re-
deemed from Radical rule. We wish
him pleasant trip and safe return
home.
Stand to your post, friend Clyde, and
begin to make decisive strikes for ~
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-08

Captain Kidd of the Nernon Standard,
honorcd us with his presence this week.
He is here on professional business be-
fore our District Court, and during the
hours Of recess we enjoyed with him
the Interchange of thought. The Stan
dard is one Of our most interesting ex-
changes.
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How natural ! It makes us think of
our boyhood days Last Tuesday morn
ing, about sunrise, out in Mr.. Dri-
ards field, VIC heard Il ploughman
say, Gee! gee! l tell you gcc!! CAN'T
You gee: Well, then, h-a-w ! fool!"
Such is life--if one thing won't do, try
another.
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RafSfn1 Climbs

Several friends have assured us of
their intention to get up clubs for the
TELEGRAPH. We trust they will do
80. y little earnest effort is all that i
required.
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The Ouachita Belle passed down
Tuesday evening with but a light load
Of cotton. y few more trips, and cotton
bales will be as scarce as hens teeth.
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Money being hard to come at, and
some gentlemen being extremely an
xious to improve their places, we would
mo'lrsty suggest to our saw-mill men
to give the boys q little time for the
lumber. Such a thing might be called
"t/''t3'cit'g Supplies. "Let Us help one
anOtiiCr'
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We think the farmers are generally
planting sccd-if not now, they will be
ut it in a fcw days--wc mean cotton
seed
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HssiS5N s:SS.

ANlNt rented the store, warehouse
1 alit cliiilt'rr3. corner Grand and
Dr:Sard streets. | shall, the both of this
month, put NJ my shinGIc rs It CoMNi&SioN
NJ EItCIIhNT. Ets;f.N l.. TiSbA lie.
sJl.1- uawt'
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s.ft VI.

N"'" SHt""" an" Seer Bra Eiti"c"#,
This saloon is cliIihll located on Grand
street, and furnished with the best brands
OF Liquors and Cigars. Polite at 0niipu and
good order guaranteed. ~" 'iIir only Bill
Hard V:,'ric III Nuuror. to H." found ;tt this
Saloon. '-"A. =. W. SAN biiltS, prop'r.
Monrr", ln.. lC'I. II, 1871. iu.4N-iN.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
', stDsENSCI}s:S.

~. DEALER IN
Fine gold and silver Watches. and 90
French and American Clocks, fine E.IA,
solid gold JeWrlrN. Pianos and Mcio *. ~
diOn%. Musical Inst ruuiCuiS of all ,ioScriI,-
tiOnS sheet music, &C., and solicitor for tho
cclchratcd pianos of the ST Louis Manu- fac
turing Company. drc1,-d5ni:vV
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-08

We havo had Il succession of mail
failures the past week.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-08

The weather * Pheasant, b;,liarr :t;lN
beautiful.
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EUseNi'rlIssE STORE,


AND tt-itNiTt'EE ftEt'.tfi:tEti.
Tn" undersigned announce {" :hc public
that they have made preparations to engage
in the Furniture business i'll the lirw build
ing"n DrSiIr'l street. ucar j |. kindcrnianl' :.
ana VIII keep For sale e wcii-:t%:lGr!c ed supply
of Office and Household Furniture. tipholS-
terry materials, &C.. which thuN will soil Il!
reasonable prices.
They Will repair Eurni'nr' ~ snort notice:
the long experience Of tI" senior part nor in
that business atlnrtliH:r a GOOD .cuar;,,r; cr
that all jobs will be we'll and faithfully on
C"utod.
:. l.. IE'TE.:;SS * GO.
Monroe. la, March IL, 1871. n2j-tt
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4 On I;.s,E,A.
NIrNSBURG, MISS.
M PORTER, %IIoLESALE And RETAIL
De i.i.It IN

VI T 'VII Tx, y Il'I.F.E0NI4I M y KT.l \ 7
DEALER IN
French China and Grnnito Ware French
amt bohemian Ware, Silver Rftt cd and I,ri-
t!uiia Ware, Table and Poke Cut icrv, Look
ing GLASSES, Looking Glass Plates, Window
Glass. Paper iinngnpS, Window Cormiccs
Curtains, Hands, Pins aud Window Shades
Lamps and Walters, G"raudolcs, Candle
sticks. fa~torS and Liquor Stands.
tn" largest assortment of CIIRJSTNT 4 :
GOODS ever brought to the city of NickS-
burg. SUCH ~ inn"v Goods, Toys, Picture
Frames, Pictures, Marble Statuarv, Paper
Machc Goods, Baskets, Work Boxes, Wood
and Willow Ware, Japauucd Ware, f'ondcrS
ShONc'9 and Tongues, AHdirOnS. Cast ingS
StouCNvar" and KEROSENE oil. Oct: 29. G-GuI
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vckseuRG CARDS.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BANK,
NICkSBtRci MISS.
/ DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
\ general banking business tras,eactcd
! JOHN A. KLEIN. G. c. FLORENCE,
President. Vice President.
Gro. NJ. KLEIN, Cashier.
nil:ly
. |, Aa"iN N EcGAEsr"N,
GRoCEI;-S AND cvrroN FACTORS,
Corner of I.cvrc and Crawford Streets.
toYpo~tt, ry,9,nSs Housed
kSBuRE. MISS
July =. 1870. notify
LIST ahliSi,cd 1902. Rc-nstal,lishctl 1865
THOM,aS ). FISNsY.
pc,;iCr "a
CARRIAGES. HUGGIEs. WAGONS,
Carts, Whrcihnrrows and rlows. Carriage
and Wagon Trimmings u Hardware.
WOOD WORK,
N"hS. >"okcS, r@Iocs. >hnIt&. ru'cS. &c
VICKSBUR|, MISS.
W. GREMNpvRy. Agent.
July y, 1870. nll:lv
or. LOUIS FLOUR HOUSE
l.. HurrERFiELD Il co.
''2toi,.s"5, ~roccr~, Procession Dealers ,,nd
COTTON FACTORS.
Agents for Latin II Hand Powder Co,
MULBERRY STREET.
Between Crawford, md South SITS
NtEESHtHr;, MISS.
July ,, 1870. n42:ly
= II. YOUNG: n CO..
WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
WINES AND LIQToRS,
Mill"r's AGENTS for Bcat brands of Flour
40. POI MULBERRY STREET,
VICKSHuRG, MISS.
July %, 1870. nii:ly
MAX N'NHH'
MATCHMAKER AND Jl.wEt.EIt.
! Sign Of The Green sspccs
| N1FKSBEltC:, MISS.
'S"ic Agent for ti,c Florence" the Singer I'M
| proved, the Wilcox a Gibbs and other
| Sewing Machines.
| Az the latest inirr"wcrncnts for first class
| Machines. Needles, Thread, &c. All ma
! chimes sold at Northern prices and war
faht"d. Judy ., 1910. nif:!y
CULisG. - BOi.LS,
COTTON FACTORS,
HHoIr's''|" Dr'I,,.S an groceries, amt iYo7,-
tntion supplies,
Keep always on hand Limo. Cement Plaster
Paris flastcrinr linir.
No: 30. N"'hcr'W street, J'ichst",?g. Mss.
'"iN =, iS'" nti:fy
JAMES WARE. a. WILLIAMS.
WHARF, ~ Nts.E.lAMS,
-T'''JrCt"T",a ami Dcnls,;s il,
II ! r l Il j. AND IAIHS,
Mattresses, Carpets, wall Paper md Win
dow Shades,
No. I'3 Washington ST., ITckSbny,y AIi%S.
iI:lN
II IA. PORTER i co.,
btrH.JS
STAlI.n AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Philadelphia Ma'ic Shoes for Ladies' and
Children.
HATS, CAPS, &c.
40. lGi Washington Street,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-08

Correspondents will please remember
that it is nat customary to hand il MSS
for tho press written on both sides tho
same sheet.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-08

The Memphis Avalanche is rather IN
favor OF Sumner for President. That
paper is all the time ahrut! Of civiliza-
ton.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-08
nIAsiEt'rA GI!yEJtS
AND SALE STABLE.
II. q. D)BSDN. PROPRIETOR.

rar. JHtri AM lA".Ssnyd .%t>~t~, .H,,,,rc, L~
Horses, hu"gi"s and hacks kept for hire.
Horses aud InWIc, bought and sold. Good
lots for GTDNCrs connected with the stable.
SHREVEPORT STAGE OFFICE: At THIS
STABLE.
Dututr! - 1870. n4:Iv