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TOMORROW.
- Southeast corner Of 7tn 4na - 9"

BY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctigrs... D SITS
~ Southeast corner of 7th sn. Se'o
TWENTY-FIVE ROOMS OF EXCEIJgs
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CONSISTING or
ONE ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO. GREEN REP
PARL0R SUITE, WALNUT MARBLE TOP
TTH.A s SETS; MAHOGANY BUREAUS,
BODY BRUSSELS, THREE PLY, INGRAM
CARPETS, &C, AT AUCTION.
IA On THURSDAY MORNING, August
T73ls LIST. ISL. at I o O'Clock a m we shall sell
wi ~ Vat house No 62s Pennsy lvania.avenu be
tween 9th and 9TH streets northwest excellent
sortment of Furniture, &c. We name in part
One Rosewood Case Piano, Stool and Cover,
Green Rep ParlOr Suite, walnut frames,
Two solid Walnut Marble top Chamber Sets,
Marble-top Tables, Crimson Rep Rocking Chair,
Revolving Caneseat Office Chairs,
Green Rep and Striped Lounges,
Oak Caneseat Dining, Arm and Rocking Chairs,
Marble top and Painted Bureaus,
Mashstands, Bedsteads, Wardrobes,
Sldeboards, Reirigerators, Stoves, SC,
Tin and China Toilet Sets, Hat Rack,
Two IA feet W all Extension Tables.
Body Brussels. s. Ply and Ingram CARPETS,
Iron Step plates, Mirrors, Rugs,
China Glass, Crockeryware, and Table Cutlery,
Kitchen REQUISITES, &C.
Terms: Cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS.
au % tRep1 AuctiOneers-
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SUGARS.
TEAS.
Choice......-...................
Extra Fine.

As will be seen by the above list our stock COM
prses sixteen different varieties, OF which have
q large supply on hand, and are constantly re-
ceiving fresh invoices and facilities for obtain
ing and receiving the same such that we have
no hesancy in asserting that able to compete
fully with any house this side Of New York.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
a On THURSDAY MORNING, August 3lst,
VA at 10 clock. we will sell, at No. 1912 I4th
~ street, between and q streets, the entire
tcontents thereof, consisting in part Of
Halr-cloth Parlor Furniture,
Walnut " hGtnot, Oval Mirror,
Marble-top Tables, Bronze Clocks,
Marble-top Sideboard, Walnut Lounge,
Mahogany Chamber Furniture,
Heating Stoves. Straw Mating,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Feather Bolsters and Pillows,
Crockery and Glass Ware,
Refrigerator, Cooking Stove,
Kitchen Requisites. &c., &c.
au2S-d LATlMER CLEARY, Aucts.
RY THOS. Z. wAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Washington Georgetown Ofice, 5l57th ST., op. z o.
VERY DESIRABLE LOT IMPROVED BY
SNAIL H0ISE AND FINE STABLE, No.
L. On THURSDAY, August 31st, at O'Clock,
E", L shall offer, on the premises, the above prop
skerty, having front of - feet inches.
Terms: One-ffth cash; balance in years
au2S-dSds THOS. T.. wAGGAMAN. Auct.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL PENSION OFFICE,

(ITIZENs AND VISITORS CALL AND SET
" those WHITE SHIRTS for one dollar each.
PRINCES Loan Ones Sales Room, 1905 Psnnsyl
vAntA avenue au1-u
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COFFEE.
In short, we make speciality of the
FAMILY TRADE,

In short, We make specially of the
FAMILY TRADE,
and make 1t our study to furnish the cery best of
everything in the way of family
supplies generally.
Our facilities for buying and fraighting are unsur.
passed, and we guarantee to sell as low as any
other house in the city, as also to give
the article-quality and qKdR-
ti.y-as represented, or
MONEY REFUNDED.
ELPHONZO YOUNGs d CO.,
ERS,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
NINTH STREET,
OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE.
E WM, T. EE, KKssuNes,} .u,o.r
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TEAS DOWN

% TEA. DOWN.. %
WIN. f. GIVEN.
1lO4 18th street, near Massachusetts avenue,
GROCER AND TEA DEALER,
has Just receiy ed an invoice of very choice TEAS,
which he is selling at the following very low rates,
other house in the District as trial will readily
convince.
Good. Extra Choicest
99boNNG....'.-.........-... e GO
N...... IL
ENGLISH BREAkFAST.. 75 90
IMPERIAL ;;,........-....-.,.... 90 I.25
00NfO w w Il
YUM III \ SON .....--........ 90 20
Also, a full line of GROCERIES, FRUIT JARS,
&C., &c, all being sold at very low margin of
profit. au2S-3t
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ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE PIECES OF
PROPERTY IN THE CITY OFWASHINGTON I,
On 18th ST. BETWEEN PENNA. AVENUE
AND Il ST, AT AUCTION
- On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Sept 4th, at
EnH ga O'Clock, we will sell, in front of the prem
a@ises, Lots numbered and !, in Square No 29l a..
situated ON 18th ST. west, between Pa avenue and
St THIS property is improved by three three story
Brick Dwellings, with attcs, cellars, and back
buildings. Being in the most central part of the
city, and having front Of seventytwo( 72 feet on
18th street. with depth of one hundred and twenty
eight feet, there could be desirable location
Tor an opera house, hotel, or private residences.
The property will be sold whole i'm three lots
As the owner is determined to SELL persons desirous
OF investing In frst-class city property would do
well to attend.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; residue in one
two and three with interest from day of sale
payable half yearly; deferred payments to be Sc.
cured by deed of trust on the property. Convey
ancing and stamps at cost Of purchaser. $500 down
at time of sale.
Title perfect A plat of The property can be seen
by apply ing to the auctioneers.
LATIMER B CLEARLY,
aus dads RepJ Auctioneers.
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by LATIMER d CLEARY, Auctioneers,
II Successors to Cooper Latmer,)
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th stree,

ny LATlMER d CLEARY, Auctioneers,
II successors to Cooper & Latimer.)
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and llth street
WALNUT PARLOR SUITES, BRUSSELS CAR.
PETS, WALNUT ETEGERE, WALNUT AND
OAk MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITES,
FEATHER BEDS, BLANKETS, SPREADS,
SHEETS, &C.. AT AUCTION
a On FRIDAY MORNING, September LIST, at
VA 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the residence of a
lady declining housekeeping, No. 72O 18th
street, between G. and II streets, an excellent
assortment of Furniture, &c. We name in
part "
Walnut ParlOr Suite, in striped reps
Walnut PariOr Suite, in figured damask
Walnut Etegere and Whatnot,
Walnut Lounge. Marbe-tnp Tables,
Walnut Extension Table, Mahogany Sideboards
Oak and alnut Cane seat Chairs,
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
Oil Cloth, Window Shades,
Superior Walnut Marble-top Chamber Suite
Solid Oak Marble-top Chamber Suite,
Mahogany and Painted Wardrobes
Bedsteads, Bureaus aud Washstands,
Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Blankets, Spreads, Sheets, &c,
Table Cloths, Toilet Sets,
China, Plated and Glass Ware,
Heating Stoves, Kitchen requisites. &c &c
au2S-dts Rep] LATlMER Il CLEARY, Aucts.
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nOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS
Rooms, 1905 Penny ivaaia sysaae. 40 "a
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RI WIN. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
- 49, New Marble Building,
Nos. 500 ard 902, s. W. cor. Pa. ave. and 9th st.
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUC-
Il On FRIDAY rti2FHT' FRNooN. sar.em,or
h",8 ls', at b O'Clock, will sell, on the prem
Uses, Lot Q, in square $50, fronting p feet and
running back lO7 feet TO alley, improved by a
good Frame House.
The above property is situated on street south,
between 41s and 9th streets west
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and Il months
notes bearing interest and secured by deed of trust
on premises. All cOnveyar cling, &c, at expense of
purchaser. deposit of Sl00 required as soon as
the property is sold.
au30 w. l.. WALL CO, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
Rf WIN I. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
NJ os VriginaI Horse and Carriage Bazaar,

Rf WIN. L. WALL & CO., Auctfoneer.
- ne original Horse and Carriage Ra7aar
NO. 30 Louisiana ay., between 9th and Ioth sts
EIGHTEEN HEAD OF FINE YOUNG prnyF
HQksEs; JUST ARRIVED FROM OHIO AND
All Of which will be offered for sale To-
~ MORROW MORNING, Thurs Law i Aueust
L>AA 3lst. at 10 0 clock, at Walls Bazaar
SIXTY HORSES AND MULES,
be- nging TO drovers and private parties
All stock warranted as represented by the auc-
tioneer o. the money refunded.
Guarantee On stock warranted to work will ex-
pire at 2p. m. daS of sale.
Guarantee on stock warranted sound will expire at
p. m. day of sale.
We call the attention OF buyers to the above sale
1t W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets.
SUGARS: TEAS, COFFEEs, SPICES. WOODEN
AND WILLOW WARE, STARCH, BLUE.
EISH, RAlSlNS. FRUITS. CIGARS. TOBACCO,
WHISTLES, BRANpIES. WINES, SCALES
MD WEIGHTS, FIXTURES, &c, AT AUG
@n. OnTUEsDAY, the 9Th day of September,
ELE>llSl, at 10 o clock shall sell. at the
S.svkzA Grocery Establishment of VIM. II BreretOn,
Esq, on 9TH street west next to the corner
Of street north general assortment of irstclass
Groceries TO which we ask the attention of dealers
te attend the sale.
Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS
au N-d kep-I Auctioneers.
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River News.

The steamer Bertha, the first through
packet, to open navigation since its
permanent suspension in the summer,
landed at our wharf Tuesday and dis
charged n small freight. She went on
to Trenton, and returned in the after
noon with one tier of cotton, which was
shipped, we learn, at $3.50 per bale.
The steamer Wade Hampton sank
opposite Qonaldsonvillc on the morn
of the 9th. No lives were lost. She car
ried 1869 bales of cotton, 1000 barrels
molasses, 80 s,cgshcads of sugar and
$500 sacks ofcotton seed, most of which
will be saved in a damaged condition.
Boat valued at $50, 900; insured at $50
900. She may be raised.
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LATEST MARKET REPOIsIS.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S.--Cottol
easier; sales 5000 bales; good ordinary,
178@173c; low middling, 17SG1l1Sc
middling; lSc; receipts, 1851 bales ;
exports to Liverpool, ilGS; stock on
Rand, l75,063. Sugar, good demand
and lower; inferior, CSC; common, Sc;
fair to good fair, G9lolc; prime, Sc.
Molasses, easier inferior and common,
500 4oc: fair to prime, 100 iSc: strictly
prime to choice, 400 52c. Coffee held
$50 2o4c; no purchasers. New York
sight, discount. Gold, l2i.
NEW NoRK, Nov. Section, dull !;
sales 1923 bales; Uplands, Isle; Or
leans, 1899. Sales for future delivery
not reported; November, lS@1Ss !;
December, 1S3GG1S 5-lG; january, Isl
@lS DIG; February, lS3GlS 5-26 !;
March, lS5GGlD DIG. Gold, duh, lli@
liz.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. S.-Evc.-Cotton
closed heavy; Uplands osd; Orleans,
9sd.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.-Flour steady,
supcrtnc winter, 81 5000 p. Corn
duh and irregular. Pork $!l 90. Ba-
con steady; shoulders sc; s2dcs 100
Sc. Lard, quiet, 99@93c. Whisky,
SSac.
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pf.aNTarzess ssebEs SALE.

GOOD UPLAND FARM, situated
IA about Ii miles west of Monroe, torln-
crly owned by \. ID. Mctlendon), contain
ing 1910 acres 1920 of which border on tho
contemplated \. la. e Texas Railroad and
also the Vernon road leading from Monroe,
having 400 acres cleared and under fence !:
Il GOOD frame dwelling house, almost new !;
gin house, with gin and corn mill; corn
cribs, and other necessary out buildings.
Terms of salc-S:;20O. onc-half cash and
the balance i'll two payments, on ono and
two years credit, with per cent. interest
from date.
If not sold by the 18th of December next,
I will then sell or rent il ut public auction
to the highest bidder, on that dry ut 10
O'Clock a. NJ.
For any fur! her information, apply to the
undersigned. }. IL. Mli4LlNt'.
Monroe La, Nov. II, 1871. S:5t
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Correspondence.

We regret that the correspon-
dence between T.. S. Pipes Esq, and
Judge Il. u. Tompkins, of Farmerville,
reached us too late for publication in
this issue. Judge Tompkins takes a
decided stand against Il new or third
party, and says n taxpayers ticket must
needs be made up of Democrats, an
overwhelming majority of the tax
payers being Democrats. He recon-
mcnds organization and continued
avowal Of the principles of retrcnch-
ment and reform. We will publish the
correspondence next week in full.
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, ' M S .i,". onc =. ,e
any right or privilege to tho donor i'm the
mana gement OF the Company.
SECTION 70.
Inc trcsident ana hoard on nrcc,ofs ~
accepting uonatlonS OF i'nu, snail 90 SO VIII
"a" ,'foN ~, ,Io,in, NY Tm','" ND
ISuitn, R,iIrond 10 finished TO n ri Ven point
10 hc named in tho act of donation cSccpi
in eases where the donor expressly makes
! tho same unconditional, All donations in
money shall bc placed IN tho treasury OF the
"'''i''''H "~ i'"'' VI VIVA ''''|' '''
SECTION 81.
Tho SECRETARY of the companv shall lccr
a well bound book i'm which he shall tran
scribe ali nets of donations. and titles of real
estate ,mnIc to Tho I'ompnnv.
| Tho Board of Directors shall be entitled
| to the necessary @ NpenScS in attend ing meet
| ings of the Board.
! SEt'rIoN -.
ed to receive stock subscription in uncncunl-
| berc,l lands within ten miles of the road at
their present cash value, to be determined
by the Board of Directors and the party sub
scriDinE. ana also IN LABOR ana hlateriai ne
ceSSarN Tor constructing the r"a".
SECTION "a.
Tho ,i,lc Of MI lands taken in stock snh-
M u; H. ". 't Is" ,,n az thn o
Nv ,nn pr,s;,in~t tLa,.nT ~. M ,,rom, I"i
;,,,;S ,iarat h ne n -, ~ ~ H;,
SECTION %.
Thirty days prior to the annual election
| of tho Hoard of Directors they shall publish
at tho donicile of tho Company and in the
Claiborne Advocate and Little Rock Ga
Zette II full and complete statement of the
| financial condition of the Company.
SE,.r,oS M
D:. ,u
ny m n.u VI iiisc.o ,.S sn..i Ieluiic !ro!'
.'u ie>urel, ,,o'a wiz, U'np," seS,rn! "
So an "nounS as sh,, SECURE ''' i'""s
''''' "'N c"'''e nv" Ills h"""s'
SECTION -.
Nh, E,,r, ,r n;,c.,,,s sh,u ,,,,,,,,,o
tba ,,n,i. ~ ,nnst ,nnt;,,, S., ,' a.; liz
s,,n, "f throo hundred thnns"nT Sni,"rs ~,
casi, su,,scr;nt;nm 10 oHt,;mcd and uhniI tnrn
,,onnsSn,.,, - ;,,,o.,,1;ntnI., 80 80" - @
,.o>, - ~" III, ,,,nin ,,./,I, ,;,s,", ~ -
tl,G ,,r,,nilo ..nSt Of .,o,St rnrt;r,, =, ,,i -
n,,nor thai comt r,rts t;'r rr".I;wm, nn,,"nL
n,ontS rnst ,~ori. al r;,im;ss',. 80. IL
int n,,t ~, st. ,om,,Eot;n,' ''S '''''' '''
wv WV WI ''S
SECrloN IS.
Any stock holder shall have the right ut
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Periodicals..

THE BRITISH QUARTERLY, for Dc-
tober, has several interesting essays
"Aerial Voyages" "Letters and Letter
Writing" and ssDarwin on the Origin
Of Man," among the number.
THE SOUTHERN MAGAzINE, for De-
tober, has Il continuation of Col. J. S.
Hollis ''Spider's Webb Papers," that in
the present number treating mainly Of
the peculiaritics of inland trade, after
the authors quaint and delightful
style. Prof. Hutson, of the Louisiana
University, has Il very suggestive essay
upon the "Abuse of Books.'' This
writer possesses originality, with great
case and grace in expressing his
thoughts. The Southern is Il splendid
periodical, and ought to be literally
patronizcd.
PETEHsON'S LADIES MAGAZINE: re-
news its antc-bcllum acquaintance with
us, and accompanies the number before
us with Il beautiful steel engraving CHI
titled "Five Times One To-Day,' which
is the likeness of Il sunny-faccd little
Miss rejoicing in an armful of toys and
Il happy heart. Peterson is excellent
fashion authority, and is uncxccption
able in literary merits.
THE SOUTHERN CULTIvAToR, CATH
ems, da.,) for November, is upon oul
table. This is Il good Southern farmer.
monthly, and is cheap at 500, the price
ofsuhscription.
THE FIELD AND FA,TORT published
ut Jackson, Miss, at $500 per annunI
has made two visits to our table This
is a very neat and very deserving
monthly of II pages, and does honor Il
its State and to its prOprietors.
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MIR. W.. A. Wallace, agent for the
National Publishing Company, is now
canvassing this parish for subscribers
to an illustrated family Bible, COM
prising both testaments, a concordance,
psalms, 200 Illustrations and an album
for family portraits. The work sells
at from 50 to $l3 according to binding,
and is we'll worth the price.
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The walls of the Jewish synagogue
are nearly complete. The architectural
design is very pretty, and Mr.. Burns
appears to have been very particular
and exact in the execution of the brick
work. Our citizens may be called upon
to aid in completing the building if
they are, we trust they will contribute
literally
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Mr.. Steve Grayscn, acting for Mr..
Glasson, of Farmersvillc, has made i,
race with n gentleman from Texas, for
5000 a side, distance $50 yards, to be
run on the 3Oth inst, on the track above
town. Glasson's sorrel horse is matched
against a mare from Missouri owned
by the Texan.
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CTAss GATE MILL
j. . Il : y l. ]; ,

j. . Il : y l. ];
Situated on the Arkansas road two mites
from Ouachia City. Can easily saw 5000
feet OF lumber per day. Is in good running"
order. Good supply OF timber and water
both and II demand for aS much lumber rs
can bc made.
This Mill will be sold very low for
cash r. not sold will bc leased on good
terms. Apply for further information to
CIV. Met r:tnic. or To steele x CO., buachita
Citv La y. J. RAWLINGS.
(ci oS 1871 .lS-lt#
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I 1SD V5f1Vl0f ST., Now Ofl00N0,
Manufacturers Agents for l.. ,CAnyEH iC,O's
BLAKE's STEAM PUMFa,o of All kinda
Boston Machine Conipanyss Engines; Port
able and Stationary Boilers; the Baxter
steam Gaug9s; Coffin's Steam, Water and
Gas Valves, Hydrants and Water Metres;
Sturtevant's Pressure and Fan RlOvcrs
Exhaust and Dryer Fans; Berryaaan' =
Automatic Boiler Feed Regulator and Low
Water Alarm; brakes Evarts' and Lows
chimes; CIarks Linen Hose, Hose Pipes,
Couplings, etc; Now York Tap, and Die
mers, etc; U. s. Standard Nut Company's
Finished and Untinishei Nuts and fBoits:
J. w. Mixter q Co.'S Saw Gummers. Upsets
Plymouth Mills Rtvets; the Eagle vIse.
Plantation, Draining, Cotton, Iron, Nook-
ing, Shafting and Pnlleys, on hand or will
DO furnished Mt shot notice, Mt Mnnufac-
turers' Prices. 2fzsr i,e1l' y lEf'II ~
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DR.. u. II. HEWITT.
{ Formerly of Louisville, .Ky.)

----.I-T Formerly of louisville, Ky.)i
This is the real, or assumed, narrc of n
travelling iinpostor, whose ostcnsible bust
ness is tho practice of medicine and surgery,
but whose real business is swindling the
crcdulous and conffding. He came to this
place in February last and remained about
live months, prncticing medicine little,
but Swindling much more. iIe left in debt
to his landlord, his hotel-kceper, his printer
and to whomsocver was green enough to give
hin, credit, or lend him money. He has n
brotlor-in-law who stamners terribly.-
Hewitt is II dapper little fellow who puts OH
style; is about five feet eight inches high;
has dark complexion, hair and whiskers;
carries Il cane, and wears ~ stove-pipe hat.
| Ile has mean visage, a stoop7shouldercd
dozen good citizens of this place join me in
| warming the public against trusting this
follow Hewitt in any way whatever. ..ft
q. w. MCCRANIE,
| Ed. and Pro. TELEGRAPH.
September %, 1871 't -us-.sfs 81 % re-
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Fine Turnips.

Mr.. George Mccormick sends us,
from his pine-hill place, one-half !,
dozen turnips of extraordinary size.
We measured one p inches in circum-
ference, which is about the average of
the lot. What pinc-hill, or river plan
ter can beat this?
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CHARTER

-ldn,oicd at a CnaccRtioU iicId at roiqt6H.
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SUnUl.HAN LOTS FOR SALE.

rlNIIE undersigned has laid OH - 10
i acres Of his land into squares and lots,
near Monroe, on The Bayou D"Siard road.
streets each way, 30 feet idle.
SOLD III square, or lots, on reasonable
terms. Apply 10 l.. T.. LAMS.
Monroe, oct. -, 1871. 4:3t
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TnE TRENTON, HOMER 4 FULTON

X \ l. X @ 4 d.
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d., r. FRANK PAiGOTD,
AS==&==-s=' i. w. TOEIN, Master,
CURT HOLMES, Clerk,
Leaves New Orleans every Friday nj > l..
NJ. touching at ait landings through to
NickSMlr.r and Delta. making connection
with North Louisiana Railroad for Monroe
and Trenton. Returning, leaves Delta every
Monday evening.
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VIII IcnNc New orleans every "Wednesday
ut = M. for Monroe aud Trenton. I;"iurn-
in. k.iNc Monroe every saturday 81 : =. VI.
Passengers and shippers uHN rNlN upon
good accommodations ani rc1s"nnhi" laI"+.
oct. III Isl.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I. Fi'rZWlLLIAI. VI. L. DUNN.
~ TITZN.fI.I.IAM ~ CO.,
.Statjoac,rs lob Prjnfc.s, Bi0nh Boot Aht.f'crs
rs Camp Street and p Bank Place,
EW III. T. "A IS.
Orders for Autographed or printed Checks,
Letter Heads Bill Heads Nc, and for Blank
Books of all kinds, promptly filled ut lowest
rates. November IL, 1871. S:3in
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GROCERY AND
l. II O V = q n = II q II r.
j. c. DREW, AGENT.
Has just opened in
tt; j.. y T n, l. .A.,N
At the DIR. Wallace house and Will sci!
CHEAP FOR CASH OR CoTr0N,
Call and see him. LNov.If ,IS1i. SIT
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TRANSPORTED
DELTA AND NEW ORLEANS

INDEPrIN DENT PACKET LINE.
Season Arrangement, Accommodating
October 9th, 1871.
For Nicl>eburg, Delta, Natchcz, &C., ,w!"" II
week. the new aud swift Passenger
L. =. Mail Packet.
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(uIAN"E OF SCHEDULE.

(IIAN<:E OF SCHEDULE
NoRru La. x TEXA5 RAILROAD,
October 18th, ISL.
ON and after Monday, the 23rd inst trains
on this road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN
Leaves Monroe daily nj $3.50 y. NJ
Arrives Monroe daily ut 900 T.. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN
Leaves Monroe, Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday. at 700 \. NJ.
Arrives ut Monroe, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, ut 400 y. NJ.
Through freight will I've shipped per pas
Scngcr train. Way freight carried cNclit-
j:tf I.ng'r y Sup't.
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In making the above announcements, l..
Dreytus n. 60. return thanks to the custo
ers of $. Weil & Bro, and tho public gener-
ally, and would DO glad TO receive thom.
They arc assured of receiving tho Same at
tontion as from tho old House.
October ], 1870. NIL ~
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The President and BOARD Of Directors Shall
haN" power {" accept donations OF the right
OF way, Lands, money. rights and franchises
from individuals, corporations, states 81
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Any person sending US five new cash sub
scribers, at the same post Office. will he en-
titled to copy OF THE TELEGRAPH gratis,
for one year. 9,'
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Z
Parish OF Claiborne.
Re it known that on this day. before me.
John Il. l;,n,ScN. Recorder and cN-oilco
Notary Public in and for the parish and
stat" aforesaid, duly commissioned and