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The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-09-09

y dnci with siN-shooters, was fought
on sunday last, on the Bossier side OF
Red river at Shreveport. The princi-
pals were Mr.. Ned Phelps and Mr.. G.
E. Hughes. Two shots were exchanged
without effect, and the difficulty was
thereupon arranged,
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-09-09
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

INFE miles from Trenton on tho Arlau-
Sas road; 4SO acres, 400 open land; gin,
mill, Sc.; good dwelling and other houses;
apple and peach orchards; cattle and hogs.
For terms, apply to Standifer 81 MEG uire,
Trenton, or to the un'f"rsigned OH the plan
tation. JAS, &. DREW.
Aug, II, 1871, 47-3m"
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-09-09

We-have nothing encouraging from
the North Louisiana and Texas Rail-
road Company. Its mission appears to
be 4 hopeless case Of labor
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-09-09
NOTICE..

rt'H r. announcement put i'll the paper, OF
i this week, i'll regard to Prof. T.. a. Brien,
\. NJ, opening II high school in the Male
Academy, on he 2Oi II inst. j. hereby with
drawn. This il done to relieve Il gent lena n
and scholar from diSagrc"ahie cont est
ahout occupying tn" \"ademy.
Y. Il. LAWSON.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-09-09

OF new cotton received here, was
sent in by Mr.. J. {. Godfrey ,on the ist,
and shipped to New Orleans by Mr.. }.
Hoffman. The second bale was re-
cnived on the .ith from Capt. Ru fling
ton.
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PLANTERs''
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST,
AND BrY THE
" n T. III Tf" 20 7'YON pHEs
Patented April 25th. 1871.
This is Il SOLID wrought iron screw
balinG press for
HAND OR ANIMAL. POWER
W htt will press 500 FOUND HAL.E with
ONLY TWO MEN. Price, including wood work
complete, S225.CW.
manufactured. sold and guaranteed by
H. DUDLEY COLEMAN,
- ~. FHdi3cs street.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
nc" Agents wanted, everywhere. Send for
c'r"nlar. May 20. 1871. 3.5-?n
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NOTICE..

N'1fE business house. of the IsrXciitcs of
l. the city OF Monroe will be closed on
Saturday the 10th, 2:Ird and Monday the
25th of September, for the observance of
holidays. J. HOFFMAN.
Monroe, La, September Q, 1871. 5l;2t
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-09-09
Cotton Shipped from Monroe in I>.O-'.t.

After considerable trouble we have
succeeded in ;tscertaining the amount
OF cotton shipped from Monroe by
railroad and by river for the cninner-
cial year ending the 3lst ui, The ag-
gregate of bales shipped by merchants
and warehousemen is u 500 bales. TO
this ought to be added about 700 bales
raised on the Bayou, but shipped by
Gen. Pargoud, and if we include the
Generals crop the aggregate would he
about l3.mO bales
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-09-09

st. Hyacinth's Academy will reopen
its session on the 18th, under the charge
of Sister Seraphina. The prospects are
excellent for q large attendance.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-09-09
NEW ORLEANS cAROs.

I NEW ONlSANS CAeSoSr
COTTON PRESSES
AND HORSE POWERS,
'REYNOLDS' REVOLVING WROUGHT
IRON SCREW COTTON PRESS!
Is an improvement on the most popular
Screw Presses and is pronounced to be the
most complete, durable and easy working
Press now in the market. The whole weight
ofthe Press wit n the cotton in the box stands
on n pivot, enabling two men or ono horse
TO press q 500 lib Bale with ease
THE REYNOLDS HORSE POWERS.
Are unsurpassed for strength and durahii-
~; they are manufactured expressly for
Cotton Ginning, Corn Mills and OF her plan
tation work.
iheSe articles took the PREMIUMS al
the Texas State Fair 1871.
manufactured in New Orleans al
REYNOLDS IRON WORKS
Corner South Market and Fulton ~.
Near st. Mary's Market.
w. II. REYNOLDS, Prop'r, Box 1850.
onice and Depot % Ca,pndele, ST.
Agents wanted everywhere; send for
Price List iune24-4O:6m
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- Successors to EfOn q. Snith & co.,
J>l/I f'nrI'et:s, p/Otisioit v,,H fEu,.,,;.-
sion INprcHunt$,
CorncrThird and Spruce streets. -. Louis.
September o. 1871. n5l:lv
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ENII.EN I'IrZ GERALD:

\ beautiful original Suuthcri story, ~iil
hc commenced !>"pf',th"'' 1''h. in III"
" 10 l; 81 NE ST \ u
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Delegate from the Indian Territory.

Delegate from the Indian Territory.
Although we have not seen our old
time friend, Mr.. l.. $. Stringer, for
many a day, and had no idea where he
had got to, still we never doubted we
should see him, sooner or later, this
side the undiscovered land whittier we
are all drifting. And sure enough, we
have just seen and conversed with "Old
I.it,'' the terror of our juvenile days.
Mr.. sStringer now claims citizenship in
the Indian Territory, among the L.oes
of that t:,r-away region. He represents
the inhabitants as progressing rapidly
in civilization says they have good
houses and superb fences; have churches
and sabbath schools, and are doing well. .
He i 80 far pleased with the noble red
men that he halfway intimatetl he. ex-
pected 10 become 4 red man himself
q,arto-red lady. He travelled from that
country via Waco, and brings gloomy
account Of the crops en- route. He esti-
mates the yield at one-thirtl of a crop.
The present business of our venerable
friend is crusade against the caterpil-
lar. Armed with one of his machines,
he says that three hands and q slow
mule-it mus: he a slow one-c:an pro-
tect 30 acres of cotton sjust As easy as
falling OF log il they will only work
ot course we are not expected to unfold
the mystery, but Mr.. =. says he can do
all he claims to do in the matter.
If there ever was !, peripatetic philos-
opher in this cOuntr%--alIowing that a
peripatetic philosopher, unlike Aristo-
tie, sometimes i'itaes--our old friend is
the veritable individual. He ranges
freely from Pearl river to the Gauda-
lupe, seldom s0jOurning long in 4 place,
and invariably returning to his old
hauntS at intervals suited to his wants
Or taste. Neither his wardrobe, nor
his purse, are ever any Inconvenience;
II little wallet carrying all he cares for
of ti:e one, and Il small pocket-book, old
and rather fiat, all he needs of the 9TH
or. To-day, and for weeks, perhaps,
he may he seen ut a place, and then,
new fields and pastures green, and he
will not return for months. But return
he invariably does. Jolly and easily
accommodated, he has plenty of friends,
and many warm hands welcome his
return. or course, he has Il failing-he
will sit too long over his cup and fill
his cup too full. His usual drink is a
glasSIuli; but he never gets intoxicated
now. 50 he tells It's.
1t brought up the memory OF many
4 happy day to converse with the old
hero of a thousand village s.tears' in
the days when we were a boy. Old Lit
was young then and had :.grcat expec-
tntioDs.' lie is now gray, and jour
neNing down the derlivity Of life, with
his destination not far ahead. Time,
however, that he has abused 50 much,
has dealt more kindly with him, leav-
ing him still the possessor of health and
!, robust frame capable of enduring
great fatigue and hardshipS. We shall
SOC him again!
North Louisiana Agricultural aud Indus
t.~:.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-09-09

We :,r.- requested to announce that
thtr" Will b" u meeting of the board
and Industrial Association at the OF
li"' Of +. =. Stubi'S, ESD, Tuesday
next ri , =. III. y full attendance is
-ir>irri
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Dp. u. u. lIl>Wll"h'.
Formerly Of Louisville. Ky.

fnt~ i~ the READ. assumed. mamie OF :,
travelling in!,ostor. whoS;, nSlenSible buSi-
nt--s ~ he practice OF mcdicin" and surgery,
bat whoS'. real business j. swindlinw the
"rtfu1"us and "ontlin@. lie came to this
place. in February last and remained about
live MONTHS i.rac,icin- medicine Il little,
bat swindlinS much more. lie lei', in debt
to his landlord. his hotel keeper, his print er
and 10 - ,rolninc.cr was green n to give
h:ni "rc,iit, or lend him money. He has Il
family. consisting g.! :, w;in. one child and Il
'r"thr: -jn-1aW who Summers terriblv.--
Hewitt j. :: darper little fellow who puts on
style: is about iiv" icci ri-h, inches high:
has dark complexion. hair and whiskcrS:
carrie, a cane, and wears {: storc-pipe hat
He has It iicTn visarc. StOop-shouldcrcd
carriage, and stcallhy, cai-lile step. \
dozen good citizens of this place join me in
warning tho public against trusting This
fellow ff"";: in amy way whatever.
=. W. Mrt'ENNli
Ed. aud PRO. Tj-I.I,.i:AIf
september - lS.l,
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-09-09

Nj. !. l.. Hun-iclicr has been APP
ppi1f"i Mayor -? Monroe. hy COS.
Warnli,,l..
'!'i,c Rev. Mr.. 4. II. tieianu. f'rr-by-
''-riitt minister, Will have divine service
at tliII place. on next Sunday
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-09-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
List or LETTERS,

Isl "t"y v" .>"n'e,nhS.. 1871.
Anderson, t;us,a.e Allen, VIA
African fIaptiSt' 'hur.h Adams, = "
Alien. i. i. Mrs >'"' y
Barnett. \ l.. i:uinpa>~, " \
Beath, JOS Bowman, Allen
ByerS, " X Bell, II. Mrs
BeauchaInp, l.. Mrs Batter, Thos (cni)
Bright, j r, Rev NrinSer. Kate
Bester, Sylvester
Carson. l. NJ Cook, Harriet lcol)
Cobb. J Il. Rev Darlington. rF'
Cosper, w :: theatanl, ! 4
Coulton, WI Campbell. &c
Calhoun, Archy CroSfey, } u
CaNll<, -Adair tlack, .1nO Il
Dooner, Allen, Mrs Dobbins Aaron tcnN
Dishroon. Thankful Dowdv, S,T2
l..
Fsseik, Sarah Evans. " 4
Frnnklin, I'D ,cnl} Fisher, Henry
Eriedhan, J Il Foley. Jnn
Ferry. w II, Mrs tauni.'r. ]: /.
FaiSt. q
Go;slnnna, GondrMm, A. ,:n1n",j Gimai"S;,J e
Cara. Albert erase Eliza tcoit
Gcut. i NJ
| Hunter. 1,t." t"or Harhnc>-, SW
Hayes, VIVA iIirst. C. 4
Hill, } b. Heuson, \. Br
| Hackett, Oti-, ~, Harrington, VIM
Harrel, u Howell, Rob't
! Hueson, Elmira Henderson. &
Harrison. VIM W sIodHins, Jr
'*7''''' and
| Irby, j NJ Johnson, S. :. i"oN
| Jones, 4 l., Miss JohnstSs,, Billie, Capt
Jones, W l. Johnson. = 6. Mrs
| Jones, VIM .JenSoR. 4
| Johnson, } Nj (rnl} jenkins. r.
Johnson. Mit1v t""it Jones. 4 "
kern,hS Kcrtiey, - w,""D
Lacey, t:m,n: T. i.unbcrg. + NJ
i Ium, J l.. Lewis. j NV
Icwenthcll. Ad
Mitchell, Gu>>ir MrAIcrty,J
Mccain, Jas /. fc<;rcw, l. T.. Mis-
| Maddox. VIM Mccoy, VI T.. Mrs
Mitchell, Jesse McCallanl. w Il
! Malone, Jno Moore. Eliza troll
| McClain, JnO NckinniS. Jas
I Merriweather,W trol} NIoye, a \
McCleland. SAINT Madden, W 4
Marnada, NJ NcEtec, J i
! Mccormick. Il :. Mont "nmerv.. Il
! Ncta & w
! \ .udD
Ncll, Sarah Siehol.... Annette
| Ncchefcca. Prt"n, oliver. j
/ Eeaham. ThO~ p"lcw. In0 4 :.
Phillips, Lizzie rullia,a. Oscar
! Puckett, Nan. Mrs Pierce, W II
| Phillips. X y Patton. " T.
| Petit, j Lee POOL, NJ L.. Misc
PierSo, j.. Mrs
I. ana !.
Guam, E.mdle (e"'1 l:obns"n, II "
| Itawtes. Henry Richardson 4 Go.
! Reevis. j r.. Ir Rust. X {
| Riley, VIM !awl"s. lf"lli,~a
Scott, NJ. Mis- stanley. II
| Scott, SL2 smith. TN
| StutsOn, W Scott, J
! Sims, Hl. shelby. rar0ltne t,.'i
Simmons. y y
Thatcher. VIM Thnnhs. : 4 {: n"ij
Thomson. NJ lcnll
l.. and W
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-09-09
MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.

! MONRoE ADVERTISEMENTS.
H..
t'"~ constantly "'' nam" ana 'a''e' Gro
rere> of All descriptions, sacit
SUGAR.
NOr,,SSEs
LARD. M-rrEH. CHEESE. Floor,
POTATOES. ONIONS. CIGARS, TOBACCO.
OYSTERS s>pn,~r~ ,,,,,,ps,,,
>, ,.,>s ~
FRUI7& or TlROUS KIND>
.-,
Successors to s. VET e. a,o.,
GRAND STREET. MONROE, LA.
| tation Of the old House, and
~
W." '''''''NNN fN'fS~.
.rh.v h,x. ,,., r,,.;,,, ~;u A., mot,
stnntlv receixiTn" , snIan.ti, ."nni ~ nT ''''
'"' ''' "
DRY GOODS
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-09-09
TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

Guaranteed" l." he eluAi to. ana SO 'hea per
WILL. ~fl1. IRON TIES
In ,n,n,;,;ou =, <ov ,,,o,,> ,,;.,. an,
expenses
100" ROLLS wAlI PAPER
iire", from the factory.
ttSC receive
DAN. nnAn w.c. wu,,>>,so<.
II
rE,r,v,<: rnnwA pn,Sc Avn
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers i"
ROOTS. SHOES HATS
HARDWARE, IRON, CASTINGS.
cap,C~, Ann pr Sr,rrO< S,rpp, ING
,:,a, .,,. .,,
and supplies. Trenton. Sept. -. 1870. n2:Iy
r. q. srANDlrEN. rHOs. M'HpIRE.
rEccIvISt g. COew >pnIxa
" r. II ~ - - l -.
"
- - ''
TR EN TON. LOtfSfI NJ.
-s %
~
fore known as the NicCiu Mills, have been
"''' '''' '''" III S'''''@~'"' 'f'''"'"'''
: P;;S ~. , , MINUS "'' "'~'''f'''" :"
SAW F'' ASH Std ED SHlN''ir>'
order on short notice
- J."
o" hand for sale or exchange for corn.
river. a, the Railroad Depot, or i'll any par. OF
q. srs aS "" be c""aoaix reIie enS on
j. +. 'HoS'-Ef'
prnnr;.,a, n,,ch;t, >,;,,.
June |, ISL. ss-am
MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
j : ". "nEL'..
MON RnE. lOIISlASA
-
,,..o
!
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COUTIIENN PREMIUM STORE.

T.. a. TYLER,
ii5...... Eu0i street, !Npm O,Icu,,s,
Diplomas and Gold Medals at the first
Texas State Fair ut Houston, Texas.
diplomas at tho second mississippi state
Fair ut Jackson, Miss.
Has on hand and is constantly receiviu.
u large and well selected stock of Watches
Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and PlQtcti- i-w,.rci
Spectacfcs and Eye-Glasses, VIA Fancy
Goods. All of which are offered at greatly
reduced prices.
Sole Agents of the celebrated watches OF
Chts. T.. Jacot and Thos. Russell &, Sons
Masonic and odd Fellows Jewels. Watches
and 1"wclry carefully repaired. Diamonds
reset. Dec. II. 1870. nl3:am
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-09-09
Onarl'ita telegraph.


Any person sending rs live new cash sub
s:rlbers at the same post office, will be en-
titled 10 Il copy of THE IELEnt >rH graft is.
for one year.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-09-09

II Il. BUCKLEY.
" rem. " i Il FL
No. Camp street. New Orleans
DEALER
| A'"",'ir"', E''g'iW ana .>,riss Watches,
Of he best Makers.
Eftc jcc"|,W, iny'" Tl,P, Uu", Obfr.
ana No,,'t1 tIDcLs, Guns ana Pistols.
zEi'~ Every description Of W ArcH RErAI-
ma NJ moderate prices. dect2-wlN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-12

IITTLE R!CHIE.


We had little Richie, aud he was fair and m "a /.
iiny little dArlug, = sweet aud lovely chic;
We kcpt hun but short tine, for the Apga,a
thought that they
Mu't have hin VITA them in Heaven, 80 they took
our pet away.
We loved our little darling forgetting he wssc ci,y,
AMI hat death could come aud claim him and
take him Tar away,
So when he took him from Us it filed our hsaris
with griri,
To kaos our little Richie should have lie 40
brief.
We laid him IN the dark earth, when foWsn were
blooming bright,
AllGa!u. smiled with Eladns'', but gave u' no
Del rht,
For ocr hsaH' were iull Of anguish, with sorrow,
gFIrt and pan,
For Nc Eucw that little Richie would nc'er come
back srlin.
lie was too pure and loysly for tbi, cold world Of
OIts,
Aad they wanted more bright blossoms to deco
rate rthcr b1wru;
So they took our little R,rhe, he wAa ~ very isr,
Andphced him in ,Aclrar5orsAnd hci, blooming
tucrc. l..
Augu't 81, ls7l.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-12
Spirit of 5eijtpsoH,
ChaFlos.own, West Va, September II,
ssss.---.
Andy johnson Alive and Kicking,

Ey.prc,ilcnt johnson has Just been in-
tcryIcvel az .s home in GrccnyilIc, lGun.,
by correspondent orthe Memphis Appeal.
lie is rcprr,ca,si to DO in yigorog, health,
aud his iate,!cc,, it is said, was never moro
pciiyc. IN short, he i in good humor with
all the w9rd, aud don, care a t',loTs button
for th1 rest u m1nknd lie takes grro; in.
tcrcst 10 the political movements Of the dry,
and the democratic new departure Is aa c,p3.
cial object o. his aversion. On this point he
says, at were infinitely better that raiIclIism
should ,,i. riot il p,GRiCr aud power through
another iour years than ihat the democratic
party should triumph by base abandonment. 0.
honesty aud priuclpe,' This has the rt-r.
lar Bour5onlc r.n: Throwing aside r,'
freedom OF the resri, the re-. Of the ,l1sr.
tu;iuaal patch work, as h1 calls il, Is "r.g.
ola,lopagy, destructive ofp,puHrani State,
rights, ana should be annulul ' Andy lus
no'. therefore, progressed much sine, ra'
National Democratic Convention % ISIS 80
OF course tic cs,pre iirut Is not very com.
plmeu,lry to General Gnut, Of whom he
says:-"lIa ha, daring and waiting .mli.
tion, and would .ac,lce million Of man, q,
wcIlas laws and cath. and the organic law, 70
retain the empty lace he fills" Andy Prob.
ably thinks the pr. aieu,ill chair has bean
empty ever since ne ceased to ii., il. Ia re-.
gard to Gaancc, the cy,lrc.,ieni expressed
the opinion thatlhc bauiholicr, have already
been paid al tia, the bond. cost them; and
should be content i IN future they rg,ajyoi
their face ya'u, In ;hi, lIr. johnson takes
the Ohio democrats Sicw og;he que t,iup, aud
may be regarded as placjus him.gi! upon tie
Pendlcioa platform The "Slse oi Green
vile" is evidently spo.lius for ventilation -
IL is never quiet uulg., he ia in a mu,. -
lie wants somebody to knock a chip II his
shoulder, to ir,siu On hi, coat tail, or do some.
'hiug or other To enable him ,l keep himself
from siuhiu. into oblivion. lie i, rol1lh',
hone. IN BIS political convictions; Jut hon.
,,ty in polite, uow.a.dly, j., q, jalisr, in
Ma,.iugcr'. play would s4y, - GImueG starry.
ing quality. ~ T. HmH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-12

N,rrgy,l lNFGUENgg,--Whcn one sees
family a' an.lun going to school 10 we'll
m.nieI cg.hiog, u tells great deal in favor
ortbaIr mother; one nigh, youch that those
children earn ZONE valuable lessons at hOme,
whatever lhej may DO taught at school.
- Forncy complain, that ,lc South Caro'
l'aa "rcbtls aio not "ihc lamb, they werc
believed to he by the North" lhi'Tcminis
usof the little boy who, ,aIl, "llammy, make
John behave hm,clr--oycry lmo ! hii hun
with this hammor 10 hollcn"
- An urcd Scotch lady, knowing tho hab'
Ia Of her old aud sp9ilt servant, when sho
wished a note mkon without loss Of time,
held il opcn and read il over to him, saying,
ITherc moo, Andrew, 20 ken q that. in i !
moo Dina stop tocPen il, but just send It on
"A liulo Iowa girl has no cars, but as her
tongue Is all right, sho will dOub'lsu live.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-12

"A paIi, cnTe.ronicu,iciIs this story: \
boy oI thirteen, found Gghlu:, WAS taken to
be shot no took -IgerSAteh from his p0ck.
ctrud cusi oui:"CaP,ain, do let ne take this
Gftt q lticnd ac,o,. the street; | borrowed
it CON- yoa.camp "siii thcoIGccr "l under
Nani-yon want to run oa " "Ny word Of
honor, | will clmo back agnin, nii the boy,
aud the captain, sggiui !, was child wr' only
too glad to bol,dol him. 10 ton minutes
the boy cane back aud took BIZ stand with
his laau to tho wall "Ilerc ! am, iro' .
Does Roman history tell Us anything brycr! !
Tho captain boxed tha lirl, hcro'' ears and
ordered himurgcriosboy hit lacoI there agaIl.
They could uo. um 90 BIN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-12
Tie Ro,hschills Centennial,



This an a.r oi ycl;cpary celebrations -
MANY men thgI ia,c distinguish shed ihcm.eiyc,
in AZ; aud s,icuec were BORN one hundred
year. aan, and sraf,,u. pa.icrity deem Il
but r ID, 10 commemorate I'tIr lpuIrllih
hr,bday. Tt. Scott le,'iyiria. havc col F.;
Eohtrt Bln- was renauhrre. in 1869 F.;
Beethoven a.t year; Shakespeare l,i i,s
tercgu,,Dary seven year, ago; in .yr yelr3
hence the QUO hundreilh birthday e.! our
"tr,e and independent nation viii tc bill.
liau,ly observed, and there !. n1w looming up
before t, q celebration which wiil iuyrr.' t.e
whole world, and, il not commemorate! bg
statues, professions. aud Lauqg.'-, EI. yer
farm an important e,eui ia muegti4, aud
iaauciAl history.
late in l51l, Meyer Ansa'n E1'',rii.i
olensd h, little biuAing house 10 lugs.u1.
Shrewiacs,, industry, economy, ali integrity
made lis scD,urts lucrative iii. lu,ius.-
gradually increased. The story OF Oh, l.lni.
gave ol Ile.,e. who entrusted TO b., keeping
S2j1. .OGU during the war, and which Ep,h..
child invested 80 luckily that be made his
own fortune while he vas enabled 70 return
the sum in iuil to his patron, is vel known.
From iha, event the house grew famous. -
The Emrc:1gU! Austria gaze titles Of ji,nue.
tiun to al. tic Eills members Of he ilmii +;
branch esi.b,i. .bmrnt, were opened ia london,
Paris, Naples, anl lyunl, aad tic Eo,h,.
childs became recognized a- u power in the
world. Their word was law. Kings aui
cmperors we're at their call. lta Government
wa, a; tie verge Of financial dissolution, the
Ru;aseh,ls alone could sayc it. Ii an in.
vesimcu: wss to be assurGlai a grand success,
the Rothschilis must Place it in the market
Connected with every city on the globe, hag.
in. steam, tslelraph, me!cugnl messenger a;
command, the confidence Of world, the
trusted bankers Of ll.'i0ns-the Ro,hsehiii,
a.c supreme in finance.
SINGuLAR-Thc Stnuul0n Spectator say:
Ga Thursday morning, two Whl,e men. cal.
linz themselves SIN, aud Thomas, wer, found
in the barn Of alr. j. X. kci.cr, near Waync,.
boro', in perfectly nude condition, They
said ihay were !TUm Ea,tara Virginia, and
had been hunting igr worS IN the Valley, but
owin: to the dry season could not procure
apy. aad had started home. Tha, in travel.
Ing down tic q. 40 i Il. tack, abog, nine
O'clock the yrogious night, between ir Hugh
MeClurc's aud Mr. kn,nrt, thty were acgJ't.
ed by i've m2g, armed a.lh gus pistols ari
bludse5ns. two Of whom they knew TO 10
colorci, who demanded and toJE their money
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(IIE call attention oi all 10 our Superior fato';
=" lag EilFacis, warranted Di great strength And
st9uslle hlvnF Lemon, Vanilla, he.
Juho u, ISL. WIS, MASON
CIfRATE MGHntSla of our own manufacture,
~ The cheapest And best,
JuAe u, ISL. VS.. MASON
1REENBRlER. white SulphsF, RockbtldGs
" Alan IRd oil the popular mlneTll walrts eau
bs had a. WIS, MAsONS
nASALINA is The greatest medicine EIiARi, nov
u Vhen oppFsSIsd and debiliialsd you cAh hRd
nothing that will rive more speedy OFeOTiAin Fello
FoT sale. Wholesale OF Teilll'b
JuAS u, ISL, M,s, MAhON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-12
lTTEyTION, FARNERS L OTHERS

WANTED.
VOLTS Army, Navy sni pnroon Pistols, sHen'
y Ger aGd llsn,y Ride az S1fIys'i AW 9ogF i.l H
Cash will be- pah Jas ia '"""'''
Decemtef u, $50.
mills Of Lumber, sll dimensions, Pastering
Sa, IG JAS, Law. HJOFF.
T,ENENT, c Clsttrn Pumps and lrun tubing, !o'
IN" bT JAS. LAW. HCOtF.
BLASTING ,ui & u Powder, Fule, and Gun
- cap. idr salsby JAS La" huutF'
TNORS Hampers, T,ih,, nuskcss. ba'nel Msa'urs''
~ Wood WGr, lof rairuy
MAcHISr OIL Tor h'' y jIs. LAW. noorr.
D,rrs;r ci,,if. that di,psaJrs wiih the Treble
uITs rIs' ca ''''S"'' jas LAT nooFF.
1,,nvovrD Iopsl, shovel n0pgh,. For fals by
"Sny Msys So JAS. LAW, nOoFF.
YNlSE AssVFtmCnt Of Carriage basfy AAH 'Adies
j uIni ~ iS2, %,n'P'' -" ' JSs Law HOoFE
r,Dtss R,u Meta! apL Pursg,,inc llntd Reliles,
IIlsIsby JAS. LAW, HOOFF
PpI s. and Peach Parsss, 'orssle W
''''" 'A' JAS LAW, noOFF.
,,r,NtrsS cotton grain Sacks, hr Unlrby
JAS. LAW. nOOEF
I ICuTNlSG Enits shafpsnsrA and Spring Fiah
"'O' jas LAW, HOoFF
hJg'gn"f ISty i, i.ii. 1G'''' JSs,LAw noo2E
l,PEARs Frul, Prsier,iny solution. The great
| y affection tn this preparation on account ol u
tasting in the Fruit, has beeh rnlFely N'lied "
''' 'H C'E HELLER.
IIORSEMGN's Hop, or FARMERS Friend = ne
~ - -, - IN. Llpiment to \ prTsoua hAys
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FoH SALE The publisher Of this parcr
has ior sale the lalI interest in the purchase
o. tis..c.a,s 'Af,ou Piano" which he will
dispose Of at liberal discount and on reason.
able terms. Any one having in view the
purchase Of one Of the,l very ,upyioginN
uen', would DO well to make application =,
this Office. July l, 1871
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-09-12

-- Persecution never rooted out Q truth
nor did it ever build up permanently lio-
itha, cllcn made the attempt to DO both, but
in every instance I, has tailed; aud by Q
strange Aw, they that use lhgsgufi shalt
By the sword Non can never do an injury
to another, without ieollne soorCror later t'.a.
injury rebound snd strike youHl.f WIND q
chain around tic wrist of the poor AMI down
troddcn, and You will Cad lro long the other
eni .raduallytigltcning around your own
You ars ialcd c,ef moro to iink tho hiucrN
nee, Of lh, suP you have miased lorabro'her'
--"pauy,' lady called to aliulc girlwho
va, in ibu parlor "dil you tell your mother
that was here r. "Yc'm," answered Tat.
ty, demurcly. "And what did shc say -
dshO said, 'Oh, that dreadful woman again.