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The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-06-03
MONROE' ADVERTtSEMENTS.
DEIIEN'S GENERAL INSURANCE.

MONROE' ADVERTISEMENTS.
pEIIEN'S GENERAL INSURANCE.
q Il y.
FIRE. LIFE AND .,RINE.
G,ptfI represented ot", So hNN'"
Iicorsi, Hunnr Fire ms.
CO., OF Columbus, TIA. i j0u.irs,HW.
tnferw rfterS Agency. OF
Now York .,.............. .!,p)O, ,iahlnI.
London an Il Liverpool!
Globe. bc............... ,S.lp.o-!O.W.
! Queen, London and liv-
erpooi ................~...... 2.,--,,"N.un.
North American, of New
Pacific, OF California fire
and marine. i:!i. 90 fioiu
Carolina Life lns Co.. eff
Mcnt'his. Tcni1.......... !.'H",'*".ts,.
. ALI LOSSES PROMPTLY AnJl r>'rED.
, EEtiES BEoT RS,
EE&E EKA'. .A"E%rs.
! .l-lv t:sut.,t st.. Jion,r.,.
! & ". sANDEN'S
FAM MII.Y CIR gerry,
! tyand ST rect. Mo,.rnt.. f.n.
; ,orro4ite ,i.e te:4oi,.. Holman H,,:!,lin.y
Has recently he..n enlarged, amt is sl"..kt..
/ with II fresh supply "t Hrnrcr;r"S an" i'r,-
I uurc. consist in;; of
! Botcnn, H'n~, Ness turl,
EIn"r l.t1R. fnU,n.S.
, I;hncco %ty,,' UuH fHV,x-,
Li,J'td,:s ri' III hi,,'iS
! ,.nH .y i:.i.ts;"r H''."'i.:
All OF which are offered for sal" III the NaIv
Low E$I CASH PRICES
ruling III this uarisct. Purchasers are in
vitcd t." call and examine goods ami prices
for themselves. Frh'v II. 1871. 2i-i,
IoHN r. HANNA.
HEC CEINING, FpIiW .\ltniNE AN D COM
MISSION NERCHANY,
AND GENERAL S'rE,A MBn.>T AGENT
MONROE. Lpl'ISiASA.
MONROE. March I. iS7i. ,i:w-ti
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-06-03

Dr. James J Madison, colorcd phy-
Siciun, Of Madison, administered one
pint ~ strong tobacco tea to LiZ@ic
Young. The Doctor IS in Jail, and Liz
zir is in her grave
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-06-03
L'iltNITl'JsE STORE.
AND Fl:RNlrlRt. REPAIRING.

Tho Undersigned announce 10 the t,uhiic
that thcE have iiin,lr prephrrt IONS 20 engage
in the Furniture business III The Hrw bliid-
ingou bcSinrd street, nr:lr IL t.kind+rI'tHnE s,
and will keep for S;,len weif-uSSG-tca supply
OF bilicc and Household Fhrnltur", tl:iniS-
terry materials, &c.. which they wiii sell Al
reasonable prices.
They will repair tErhit;.V'. ~ short i!nG,.C:
the long experience Of the senior partner il:
that business ailnriinS Il good gi,tr,It"H
Gcutcd.
J. f.. l'l%rEIsS * 60.
Monroe, la. March Is. 1877. I.:.i-t!
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i.sbS's':

4 = Ngcn,'s Boud OF Piedmont aui Ar
n ftngton Life Insurance t,fupnuy cS.,-
cutGSt hv +. l.. p"tri. ms princtpNl, nnI ny
GEO. w. Melee and 1iypsl1tr Iiihinl az so
crl rites for him. i'll one thousand dollars
The finder Will receive proper reward for
restoring il to II. II. hAJRE.
MaNIn s.-It General Agent. Now Orleans
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-06-03
LAWYERS BRIEFS!

Tho office OF the oI'ACItIrA TEL. E..ENriT
is prepared 10 execute, with accuracy and
promptncsS. any amount nfnricrwrrk, and
Al cxtrcutciy moderate terms. MEmbcYe ut
the legal profession throughout North i,ru-
isiana viii please make note oC ;his.
('Al.L and look ut Fish Rrns. Wagons. trr
y sale by SllrehNor ~ NJ allil. OF
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-06-03

knnnd dances ARE said to he going out
vi favor in Englnni, the moro modest
and dtgnftcd square dances rcauming
thcir SWAY.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-06-03

MONROE t-A.. May |, 1871.
TIA "A'i after Wednesday,. the 3rd inst,
l1--nn:-cr trains will 'cavc Mnnrn. daily
'Sun!n%S cN''':Ito1) At / IL. m, making close
ta'n!ccti"ES with The tinks burg and Merid-
itn ialiirn:lh for New Orleans and for all
points, Nnrth and east.
through tickets ni, >n,o IT, New Orleans,
M"mpt:''. 81. Louis. Louisville, and TO the
I,rl'rI,':; n"rtilc,n aud oHstern cit les via he
!"tiGViitr r"ll1r.
Local t!--ko:- sale ri All tho Iert,ries
81! iliH nf road III rhtn, iienri 70 per cent.
it*'S Than before the interruption of trains
by tho recent overflow.
Through bills of ;uiinS givcn for every
'har'":tcr of !rrlgH: to and from st. Louis,
~ rs;r4 ~ how ~ Pee any competing route.
ti-' j. ". GREEN, Engr & Sup't.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-06-03

First came the Chief Justice, Frank
lin J. Moses, Il man of some SiXty-Did,
4 native Cnrolininn of Hebrew ext:ac-
ton, and of hard, woo,lcnisil expression.
with Il big, corrugated f,,ec adorned
with sparse patches Of hair like IL poor
field Will, briar bushes and fIrZc. Close
behind, and ''scrcuging' ono another
hard, 50 that II wi,>, difficult to say who
got In 1llSt-thoagh, I think, the white
nag won by II nOsc--.anIr his two as~o-
ciates, Mr.. Justice Willard, white. and
Mr.. Justice Wright, black. Tie former
learned brother is SurIuisci TO bc from
Pennsylvania, but the best authorities
here have no other positive information
than that he is part and parcc! Of the
ScoTi'r thrown up npon this soil by the
volcano OF the war. lie is Il large man,
with the head of IL silver badger and
beard much like that OF lludibras.
Tic upper part whereof Was gray,
The neither, orange miNcd with whey.
Mr.. Justice Wright is said by some
to he an Ohcrlin graduate: by others,
to have cast down the razor and lathcr-
pot in Philadelphia. to asSuuIc judicial
tunctious in Souti, Carolina. ite has
all the pronounced features Of his race
In - ridiculous dcgrcr-unmitignted
wool, extremely thick lips. and eyes
with sulteratunuancco OF white. These
eyes google continuously, and when
the judicial cy"-Glas~ Is applied thereto
to make out some tough words in n
brief, the sight is one for men and gods
to contemplate and sigh. AEr. Chief
Justice Moses j. the court: so far :S
there is law he knows it: Mr.. Justice
Willard il u makc-Wcight, it WAS nece5-
sary in tho dispcnsatinu OF the spoils to
pension, and the negro sits pure and
simple n~ Il concession TO the demands
of South tnrOiina'S rutinS race. The
negroes hay. twO-thirtS OF the tcgiSla-
tive branch of this State government ::
have the lientrnnnt-t invcrnDr in the
Executive Department, and insisted on
and obtained Wright as their roPrcscn-
,atiNc in the judiciary. There. there
fore, he sits, no OvtnroOil, no mulattO.
but II genuine, ioW-hrnWo4l. monkey
eyed, hiGiin!'rd negro. clad III his black
silk r"t'c, presiding over the ahicst
minds of our own race in this state to
lay down the law - Correspondence .Nt,c
York ijnsfI.
An energetic spirit seems 10 have be-
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An energetic -pirlt seems to have be-
come infused into the \. La. d Texas
railroad. BY recent poster we sec
that the far" Oh the rrHh il reduced ~
per ccnt-th" through fare from Mon
roe to \'icksburg heing now sl2.
We have hrar,! that tho old company
have sold out [" the southern Pacific
We hope tic report is true this time.
We shall rejoice In tho chang" of own
er4hip, not ht1a,l-t We pnt&rfain any
personal feeling against the old COM
panN, rut because they have, neither
the energy ltor the means to keep up
the road, whereas undcr new the auspi-
Cos its prosperity and extension will he
insured, and that too without any addi-
tiOuut expense To the State tfTffh?fs'
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-06-03
lIANI>EE'S OFFICIAL, MAP

HAKDEE'S OFFICIAL MAP
i TOE : IA 4.
Just published, and now ready rnr ,l.!,.c-
rv: embracing
ALL THE EW Ei~i,i:S
ani everything els" of imtcr'.:-! III ,hr >S,:,t'
Every man Hf iusnt~ss and every hra,i Of =,
fnnily should hnv" thi>, map.
Liberal disron.itI made to cncryc. i. can
v;n,-er-. who can iind rroti;as'" employ
mcnt by addressing
EDGAR S;'rEt.A.. P.'I.i.I~nEK
.. St. t'if:irteS Street.
p. O. Lock Box l>'. NEW nrI.Ha,;~.
April !, lS3i- 2S-lil
II OKEHFUs n co..
.>uc,.rs~r,S ,p y. lI'tH Il Eyr..
GRAND STREET.. MONROE, ia
The ;.h"v" House VIII ,nain,nin ,ilr .,.,.,-
t"tinn OF the. old House. aud
Will. SEIl. GOODS ro!; CASH u\l.A .
AuH i",si!i,rir
AZ NEW ORLEANS PRICES
They have insr received will be cnn-
SfaIltlN receiving ii splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS.
SIiG q rs.
ii \ T :;
Cl.OTlIi\ NC,
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-06-03
MiIi.IE ERR \ ND
FANCN GOODS.

The Clothing. BOOTS, Shoes and Hats arc
all custom, made, and
MANUFACTURER FOR THIS AIAkklsr
-:O:-~-
In making the ahov" announcement. =.
Drorius N Co return thanks I" the CUSTOM
crS OF \. "ciI ~ FRO. and the puhii" -rHcr-
ally, and would he glad to rHcriN" thr,n.
They assured at receiving the r,'itttc at
tcn,iou from no Old House.
October !, 1870. n2:l y
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-06-03

i.o'- T. PASSENGER TAKiFt REDUCED
NEARLY 20 FER CENT!
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-06-03

fAitt. 80 NEW ORLEANS HEDU CED
TO TWELVE DOLLARS!
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WASHINGTON.
TIE STOLEN TREATY.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 19.-The
Senate met at ten O'clock Not more
than tWeRty-fOur members were pres
ent.
Mr.. Harlan remarked that 1t APP
peared from the decision yesterday
and to-day, that certain advance
copies Of the treaty at Washington
were communicated to the members
of the Senate before the official dOcu-
ment was communicated to this body,
on the 10th instant.
The Vice President reminded the
Senator that the Senate had not yet
promulgated the fact that any such
treaty had been communicated to the
Senate.
Harlan begged pardon. He thought
the Senate, by recent proceedings, had
so declared.
Sumner said the resolutions adopted
yesterday, in open session, had adver-
tised to the world that the Senate had
in its possession an official copy of the
treaty.
Harlan then proceeded to explain
how the Senate proceedings had ad-
vanced, and how copies of the treaty
should be examined before the COM
mittee. Some Of the members Of the
committee regarded that as the proper
course.
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PrssbvlsrIans In chInnna

CHICAGO, May 19.-The Presbyte.
rians assembled this morning at nine
O'Clock. The rules Of business Of the
last General Assembly were adopted.
Calls for records Of Synods were made,
but the records were meagerly sup
piled. The reports of Presbyteries
and other routine and incidental busi-
ness followed. Some changes were
made in the general rules.
The Committee on the Five Million
Memorial Fund report next Tuesday.
Ex- Governor POllack, Chairman Of
me committee on the Female Insti-
euIe' az Lexington, Kentucky, read
right Of the General AssamhIv fo that
property and frapcbises nninnsirad
by local legislative action and re-.
commencing prompt measure IN
realize possession.
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pIcNIr PRINTI.EaEs
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF MEMPHIS AND ARKAEsAs)
RIVER PACK ct COMPANY !

OFFICE OF MEMPHIS AND ARKAEsAs)
RIVER PACK ct COMPANY,
Memphis, May Il, 1871.
- The Mail Contracts Of the Memphis and
Arkansas River Packet Company will expire
on the 30th day OF June next, and the business
OF the Company viii be closed up as soon
thereafter as practicable.
Alarge majority of the stock of the Com
pany is owned by myself, but, being engaged
largely in ether business, where my personal
attention is imperatvely demanded, 7 ana
induced to adopt this course.
The Line is well established, having been
in successful operation three years and-a-
half-the Boats mostly new having been
built expressly for the trade, are well adapted
to it. and are all in good repair.
Propositions for the purchase Of the entire
Line are invited, and will be considered un-
til the hrst day OF July next. Should all
offers made for the purchase Of the whole
Line be declined. then in that ease, the Boats
viii be sold separately as demand may occur.
To persons desiring to engage in the steam.
boat business, the present opportunity pre-
sents inducements, and advantages rarely
met with. Liberal terms will be made with
parties wishing to purchase.
JOHN D. ADAMS,
President NJ. and Ark Pkt. Go.
We, the undersigned, Directors in the Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company,
concur, with great reluctance, in the action
OF the President, as indicated above, believ-
ing, as we do, that II this Live is diScOn-
tinued, other mes VIII be established which
will divert the trade from Memphis.
THOMA AS H. allen,
J. J. MURPHY,
r P. WALT,
J. H TUCKER
myl9 Directors N. and Ark. Pkt. Co.
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1910.

SHELBY county has issued $500, 900
in bonds to the Mississippi River
railway, Upton, 500, 600, and Lauder
dale $500 it is nowrequired that
this end OF the line viii subscribe
$3.50. 600 more Of county or corpora
ton Uonds. Memphis is expected 70
furnish $2O0,OO0, Dyer county, $780,
OOJ; Covington, 81, 600; Obion county,
$4,000, aud Ripley S25,O0O. II these
SUBSCRIPTIONS be made the Messrs.
Norton and their associates viii put
Eve thousand men at work and finish
the unfinished one hundred miles
within six OF eight months.
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looking 50 well. He says he viii be happy

looking so well. He says he wiz be happy
/ yet.
Two prominent lawyers OF this city have
been employed by the steamboatmen 70
make out case against the city as regards
/ the wharfage tax.
Sam. Shock attempted to put a head on
8 feliow-agent yesterday, but fell early in
the action from Over-eXertiOn. OommO-
dOre Outlaw was bottle holder and report
1 er for the occasion. Ed. says Sam. failed to
come to time on the second round,
Captain Nat. Green, Of the steamer
Richmond, left yesterday for 81. Louis per
rail.
The Great Republic, in command of Cap
tain Norwegian, leaves st. Louis today
for New Orleans.
The merchants of Front Row begin 80
see that in order to retain the lucrative
trade OF Arkansas, they will have to give
the Memphis, Arkansas and White River
Packet Lines more hearty support. Il
would be folly for our merchants to lose
several million dollars worth of trade for
the paltry sum of forty thousand dollars
StesmbOatmen freely discussed the i'm
pOrtance, yesterday, of the Arkansas
lines to Memphis. II the packets are
Withdrawn, it Will be q fearful blow to
Memphis. All branches of trade would
suffer by such a movement. A communi-
cation from a Front row merchant,
plain facts as regards the Arkansas trade
and necessity of sustaining the aforesaid
lines. While our merchants are moving
in this matter, the City Council should
get together, and not only reduce the
wharfage tax, but improve the levee with
the money, which should be set aside for
that purpose.
Our informant as regards the decision
ln the Des Arc case was incorrect. A case
is pending as regards the above, but we
are informed by the attorneys of Mr..
Martin Walt, sole owner at the time the
sale was made, that Mr.. Kehoe's claim
cannot be sustained. As regards the
bond, It was given, as in all cases of pri-
vate sales Of steamers, an indem1ity bond
against debts. We erred also N sstimat-
ing what she made The Commod1re says
her profits would not purchase a square
meal. And, again, r. P. Walt was not
interested in her in any way. Such being
the case, Mr.. Kehoe was not made happy.
The gay packet George ". Cheek, in COM
mand of Commodore Mark Cheek, sails
promptly at five O'Clock for Friar's Point.
attending to ali way business in the
Bends. Frank Gontermsn is her prime
minister.
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MARRIED

LENOW-KERR-On Wednesday evening,
May 18th, at the residence or the brides
father, on Big Creek, in this county, JOHN H.
LIZ SOW, Esq Of this city, and Mis- SARAH
= KEsR, daughter OF DR.. John II Kerr-fley.
andrew b. Kerr, ID, officiating
Our friend Lenow's smiling familiar face
welcomed everywhere. Will be yelled for a
time. without a note Of warning, he sepa-
rated himself from his fellows and became q
Benedict. Itis too bad, and we can only con-
gratulats the charming bride that II the
ranks Of baehelordom have lost and are ag-
grieved, a woman has seized the prize, and no
happy pair ever set out on the Journey Of
welded life better hfted to win every delight
70 be gathered along the " yside.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, May 19.-The
market building and two adjoining
houses were burned this morning. In
the buildings were the municipal
Offices and a Masonic lodge, also an
old museum, containing many inter
esting relics-all Of which were de-
strOyed. The loss is estimated at
from $4,000 to $4,000; insured for
$4,000.
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Important DsolsIsr

CINCINNATI, May 10. - To.aov
Judge Sewing, of the United Stsf:s
Circuit Court, decided that the Gov
ernment could not recover an official
bond Of q collector, for acts done after
his successor had qualified for the
Office, though the Commissioner may
have directed the former TO continue
70 discharge the duties Of the Ofice.
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WHAT Is HEADACHES IN NINE
w cRseS out 0. ter the source Of hel1aeh
Is not ia the brail, but IN the stomach In
digestion Is the most irtQue- cause- The
digestive orgaLs beng dis1i dersd. fhgFy. de
range the action Of the liver, the bO -elF; the
kidneys. and the nerves and the who e Ser
crettv6 and eLcrettVe machinery be ny as IL
We're, thrown out Of gear, the brain suffers
Restore the natural tone Of The stomach and
bowels with 3 few doses OF
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G CHooL FOR NEXT FALL TERM.-Two
- ladies Of ripe scholarship ana long ex
Perience IN tbe management Of Schools, de-
sire an ellslole location for the establishment
oi q Female seminary Ofhigh order, or would
take en- rye OF one already established Can
give the Dest references. II needed, can sup
Ply \ goOa philosophical apparafus with
other requisites to thOrCuah instru ction.
Trustees or others Interested in gecnrf,1s,
teachers, please address
Teachers, care Of Hugh Torrance
apSt pWeOa No. 10 Jefferson gtFqeE
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LOUISVILLE, May l9-COtton firm. Ilgbt
STOCK mlddling upland, l5o. Flour outlet md
nrin 80 Z29b 5O for extra family. Wheat In
lar uSIlahu az 81 80 but receipts lIRh5. Corn
ia sacks bse Oats quiet Al &c. RYE firm AT
81 IU, lnclu ing sacAs. Provisions dull. 500
lS DolS mess PORK Sl7. Bacon, pacEed, TLags[e.
bnlk meaLs, loose 81, s. SIC. Hams, l5Jzc
Lard tie ces, lie; kegs, l2I4c. whisky oufef.
sc. Leaf tobacco stiff; safes 285 hhds. $3.50
% ioF Trash s2S5 for GOOD lugs; S65S6I5 foT
wrappers. --e-'
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MARKETS.
IB 2 7 LEG GRAPH.I

7
NEW YORK, May l9.-Dry GOods-The mar
EeL continues without m uch Animation ~ is
customary at this season. yet prices for most
of the staple fabrics remain steady at I4c for
best makes of standard sheeungs, IlJIc for
Cabot A. SIC for Great Falls ard Peuperai q
nne, lO5aci SIC for ROcasset f; I2e for Pocss-
set Canoe l2zc Tor Lsconia brown drills.
Lz74c LOT FeppereIi lie for Massabesic do; I4c
for Naumkesg sattesns: ice for ATnOsReso
Dlue denlms; l2Zc for HRymaker do; I6JLa
!l1ac for Bates Xxx bieached muslins: ibc >f9T
Ma Mas0nElue 90: l6c ioT Fruit Of the Loom lac
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HoB-RssIdsnt Notice.

No. 2S9 r. DIN the Second Chancery Court.
OF shelby county, Tennessee.-James Nj
Coz do T, Joun r. s. Giljland and Joseph
L. HfOodoar, (drm Of GOOuDar & aiuuandl
vs. y. Fr=rser, d. P. Jarnsgin and
t5harles Conn
I L appearing from the bill whie n IA sworn 10
4 in this cause that the de endaut, Charles
O. mnsts justly indebted to the com plainants
n the sum oI 81 20 due by prom issory note,
an o ChGt ne ts q u n-restdent OI che State o.
Ie unessee, and that for these causes an at
Jat ,hment vas flued out OF this Court against
IN property Of def6ndsnt and tue same wss
iss ued, and has been returned BY lhe Sheriu,
"a iy levied on the property OF defendant
CO aries Cofin.
6 is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Ne Bter, that he make his appearance
he rein, At the Courthouse OF the second
On aneery Court Of shelby county N
thts city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before .le
nrs Monday in June 1874, and pl9aa ~, ,,S, =
or aemur to conf mplatnant'5 BILL OF me s5a-l-e
vii be taken for confessed as to him, ans 1 ~
for hearing eEpac1e, and that a eoPys - ~ 80 80
Orcier be published once WeeA IoE ioa1 SUE
ces Btve weeks in the Memphis APPEAL
N b. i. s'rE-W WARr, Clerk and Master.
Fly e RELuHER, ePuty y. N
Wilson & Beard, Sols. lor Sompl6 s apis
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For Lake Superior I-Ths UaIoH Steamboat
Company and Atlantic, Duluth
and PaEfHg Llng,

ONE of the splendid ste 8rners Meteor, In
" diR, Pacific, CObgarn, Atlantic, Japan, K e
WeenaW, arctic, China and 81. Paul, viii
leave Buffalo daily except Fridays sud Sat
urdaysl at p.m.r Erie the next morning
Cleveland the same night, De rOIt a. II p.n ..
daily Except Sund ys and Mopday 81 or D.
LUTH and intern ediate lake SUPERIOR
POINTS.
Connections ara made at Duluth with the
Lake Superior arid Mississf ppt h R. to s.
Paul and all poLnts in MinL-ssnta, Northern
Wisconsin and Iowa. Also, win the North
ern PaCinc r. r for the Red 4SlVer Country.
Excursion tickets AT GREA Wy RADUCEE
RATES, viii be issued by III pl Ia ipal ra-l
rOaos to st. Paul by this route, esuTntng via
all rail. Or by al rail- routes 70 ss. Paul and
Duluth, returning via lake.
During the months Of June, JCl Y and Au-
gust, EXCURSION Trips will be made via tu,
North shore of Lake Superior, visiting the
Silver Mines, Fort william, Grand Portage,
etc. Fur further Information. spp'v to
B. +. PATRICK,
Genu Passenger AgsnFg, Buffalo, n. Y.
Z. T. EV aNS, Manager A D. and P. Line.
8. d. CALDWELL, Genl Ms nager .. s. Co.
mve cod
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~ ADVERTIsEMENTs.

DROF FEGSIONAL-Aa the uuce signed hsa
Il never used his profession for the purpose
merely Of o. MAEIEG MONEY" and as ne j.
supposed to be % IN easy circumstance" f." and
hss declined TO attend SURGICAL cases, et
NIGHT the impression has prevailed, for
some time, that he is indifferent to the calls
OF the sick. This is a mistake; he loves bis
procession. and is never more happy than
when relieving suffering humanity.
myM g. SNYDER.
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4 VOID QUACKS-A victim of early india
"A cretlon, causing nervous debility. pre.
mature decay ETC., having tried ID vain eye-
~ advertised remedy, has q simple means of
Eelf-eure, which he viii send free to hig fei-
W-suhsrera. Address, j. Il. TUTTI,E
de17W ~ Nassau SIS New York
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Monday. Iuns 5lh, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
property, to-WtE: IhrPe-fourlhs ~ or the
sCuIh half OF lot No. l52, beginning for Douuls
at the southeast corner OF said lot. on the
west side ol Main street; running tC5lea
n0rthwardlv with the west line OF 81 a-l
street 81 eet II inches, 70 a stake thence
west par lei with UVsrtou street. . zee q
inCoes: thence gouthWardly parallel ltltl
lain street, Is feet - inches more or less
thence west parallel with OFeEs0n a.re5.l tt
feet g inches. to the east side o. Front alley g
thence sOutEwardLT psralie5 VIZ 4t--+
srr-af and IN the east s.ls OF saIl q. .ay. L5
feet II ches. more or less, 90 zee 70. invest
corner Of lot No. 1875 theme a5-I -i9it t-ll
the south line Of lot so. IaL rs &c -I11es-
more. or less. N the bez za.nfi s-sla-eo 10
Nerouhfs- SHELBY eoul - Leln
.f,---s ~ -1I-- Ous-f1llrl- l. casa baIaUcs In
zfT fvyeIva and elzhte % i--1T Lna. notes with
s-,--o,-s-I .sc1rit. re4E red bearing t1f crest
ask ger cent. rom dA-si l-eA 20 pc retained
80 EDMUED A. COLE
taerE and asraE
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGo' May l2.-Flour-fair; prices nm
changed: Wheat, No; ? spring quiel ana Is
toWeE5 u <s5a cash. &c for June. Com
islrly active 55szc Oats active; Lc lower:
NO closing at l0Hc. Whisky, sc. Mess
PogA less active; closing steady at Sl7 75G
e. "a 92524 CASH Lard steady at lOc Hogs dull,
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The StOneWall, a steamer plying
between Galveston and Lake Charles,
exploded a day or two ago, killing
five and WOunding seven men,