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New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
SPAIN.

OFFICERS OF THE CORTEs-A REPUBLICAN IN
SURRECTION.
MADRID, March &c, 1871.
Don Baldomero Espartero, Duke of Victoria,
will probably be chosen President Of the Spanish Senate
and Don saustsDo Oozaga, President Of the Chamber
of Deputies.
Republican insurrectonary band has made its ap-
pearance in the Province Of Lerida-
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.
The PriSsian Cross Gazette says Baron
Won Gerolt was recalled from Washington at hs own
request.
THE King of Sweden is suffering from
relapse Of his recent sickness The Crown Prince ana
Princess Of Denmark have gone to visit him.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

bENA1E-. .ALBANY, MARCH II, ItTl.
A bill was introduced to prevent the spread
OF contagious diseases in the city OF NewYork and to
provide for the proper and treatment OF persons
affected with such diseases 49, -, -,
The Senate then went into Committee on the bill
making appropriations for Canal expenses aud ordered
It to third reading; also TO pay the principal and inter
est the Canal debt, which also ordered To third
reading. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
GENERAL WASHINGTON TOPICS.

PROGRESS OF THE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION
DISAGREEMENT ON THE FISHERY QUEsTIoN-
REPORTED DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.
The proceedings OF the Joint High Commission are
conducted in the secret manner, and the members
ON both sides very careful to give In conversation no
hint of the result Of their negotiations The reports
which are printed therefore, except 30 far - they refer
to the social movements OF the Commissioners have no
foundation except In conjecture based principally upon
the known positions Of the American English and Can
adan Governments the questions involved the opin-
ions Of the Commissioners before negotiations began
and the uterances Of the press in England and Canada
There is q snoat, however, quite gener-
aIly believed, that much difference has been
developed IN the Commission the sheries question
understood 10 the only thus far considered-on
account OF the unwingness Of the Canadian Govern
meut TO have It's interests in the slightest degree sacri
Gced in the general settlement OF questions pending be-
tween the United States and England. II they make
sny concessions TO American nshermen. they desire In
return not that the United States shall hold England to
any less strict account for Alabama claims bu: that
we shall grant privilege to Canada herself II In
not understood that the English Commissioners support
Canada IN this demand.
A number Of reports-interesting to applicants for
Office az leastare circulating relating 10 probable ap
uointments In both the civil and diplomatic service
Among those affecting the latter is the statement that
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

A bill win be introduced in the Federal Par
Lament for the incorporation Of Asace and Lorraine
OF the Emperor. 1t provides that
the Constitution will be enforced the law OF
the land from the LIST Of January, 1873 No mention is
made Of ceding portion of the acquired territory 10
Bavaria
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

and coil The statements OF Mr.. Gosohon gave great
satisfaction the House. and received with cheers
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
GERMANY.

ALsACE AND LORRAINE TO BE INCORPORATED
IN THE EMPIRE.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

CONTINUATION OF THE KU-KLUX oUTRAGEs-
FIFTEEN sCHOOL-HOUsES BURNED IN TEN
DAYs-TEACHERs WHIPPED AND BANISHED
FROM THE STATE,
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PATENT MEDICINES.
T 1GSOSHI.S rEgisGsi
.ATi:D REM t.DiTsS

(EIEBE.A TED tt:LH E'i'hIH'.
THE NINTH WON DER; or, O.h TX
TRACT or Zc:rorENr. an informal hH1 go
Morbus; and xiii ,-,ro tho following On"
eases:
bloody Fiux and Diarrhc;. IN one day.
Headache and Earacie IN three minutes.
TOotlGchc III ono hall minute.
Neuralgia i'll i:vo minutes.
Asthma and Piles instant rciicf.
Sore throat i'll ten minutes.
Collie and Cran'p in four minutes.
Rheumatism in one dry.
SprainS in twenty nlinutci-
Sore or Wea!z Eyes in one day.
Pain in tho back or side il, ten minutes.
Fever and Aguo in ono day:
Breaks Il Chill i'll five minutes.
Enlargement of tho Spleen, In ONO to three.
This is the greatest family medicine i'll The
world, and the only ono known that will
break a Chill in five minutes, and leave the
person clear Of fovcr
You know not when you may ne sick, tnin
should keep 1t in tho family.
None genuine unless; the ~, aa bnft G1 ~ "
LiGNosKI's ELECTRIC L1NIMENT;
For NAN OR Beast; Try one bottle and
Tie principal ingredient In this celebrated
ans e Of the ROCKY Mountains It alone l.
sesses wonderful curative properties, ;::H
being chemically combined, as in the Ely
TRIO 11SIMESr, with some Of tho most rT~,, ,
egen,s Known WV to he mind, prod,.cs TIC
most perfect and ctiicacio!,s remedy ever
made known to tho world Reader, RiNc
you friends that arc suffering from external
diseases. Then GO tell them to call ut once
and get a supply OF LIaNCssKI's EIH-rEu'
IMMINENT, and he cured.
IT CURES THE FOLLOWING DISEASJ31:
For MAN IntlamInatory Rheumat ism,
Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Bruises,
Sprains, Pains, stiffness or soreness In IN"
Back or Joints, Burns and Scalds, Ulcers
and old Sores, Piles, Deafness and Ear"h"
Toothache, Headache, Sore Throat, Mii;i'ir
Aclc in the face or breast. White Swelling.
| Sore or Intlamcd E.ycs Parhl ysis or Numb
Palsy, 1Irysipclas, Salt Rheu.n, Scald Head
or Scrofllous Sores.
| For Horscs-Hig Head or Big Jaw, Poll
| Evil, Eistula, Mango, Scratches, BRUISES,
| Sweenv, String Halt. Ring Bone, Windgan,
Saddle or Collar Calls, Cracked iicrlE,
| Founders. ~ ,
| None Genuine unless the nanio CT IL u.
! Liglosil; is found blown on the bottle.
| BROOKS S-lLEE. 1t cureS-Icttcr, Fry
sipclas Salt I;ilculn Scald Head, Itch. KING
! worm, Ulcers in the Ear, IiInplcS. lHotchI~-,
| Intia1ncd Eyes. Corns, liltlaIn1:ia!"ry lih'u-
| matism. i;0ut, Piles. and all tr:Ihi"ns OF
| the Skin.
| All who have over used this SaiEH 'S'"'
| that il is the greatest remedy ever NScti.-
| After irving one box vo;, Will AWAY: :,a.''
| it on hand.
! K. =. LIGEDSNi,
| Druggist nn8 Chemist MONROE, ;.'.
| june IL. iSIf. h'N'-iE
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The North Carolina negroes are hold.
ing prayer-meetings, to deliver "Mass.
Bill Holden" out of the pains and per
lis of impeachment. If this precedent
is to be followed by all the colored folks
down South in behalf of their late Rad
ical tsmassas" who deserve impeach-
ment, they will find time for nothing
else but to pray from this time out
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The persistency with which rich men
don't die is discouraging to deserving
heirs. The Tribune remarks that the
wealthiest citizens of New York are all
at an age when most men are too infir1n
for affairs, and yet they are not only hale
and vigorous, but actively engaged in
conducting their immense business.
VIM. B. Astor is nearly IS; a. T. Stew
art, 10; Cornelius Vanderbilt, rs; Dan
lei Drew, II; Peter Cooper, 70; George
Law, 73, while the majority Of the mil
lionaires are over 60.
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JOSEPly l'OBE:&T.A,
I3pvrtcJ rn,I Ncn'",' ~


CONE E",rIO F.RII.sS
Fancy groceries. foreign and domestic. FRUITS
wines, cOrdias, liquors, cigars. pipes, tChn"-
60, cryStali2Ci tr!U3s., fire works, &c.
Has in store the largest and most cOnplctC
stock in this city. ri wholesale md rrtnl -
st. Louis Ur New Orleans prices.
He mnnutnctur''> every variety OF li.l,
candies -: ~" pc. pound. delivered u; "tl-~
or stra!ui,oatl. FIRE" ,.C charge, T"r i,ari>HrC
and t!vn:rc. Orders for lv,'d,ii,I,.' ir,:rI,t-
" and Sit: I; !'ict.. IL. ~, IL r,t ~,
an elegant %al;,,n tt'- ladies and .,"i.. '":i, -.
where coffee, fish. UNs' ;'is an! Uihyr d"i;c,-
clos can ip. l;ui tI''I , \. NJ. 10 -! i. =.
Choice wines ANA clears Furnished at VERY
low rates. Rcm"mi,"r Joseph poi!C->Ia. Iron
Front Block, 80. 100 Washington stree.
Nicl<&burg. Miss. July =, 1870. u4ElN-ch&j
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According to an English parliament
airy report, thirty-one slavers were cap
tured, in 1869, on the Eastern coast OF
Africa, by British vessele, and eleven
hundred and two slaves set at liberty
The slave trade is gradually dying out
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-02-18

Il. H. EBERT. A. I. SPOTsWOOD.
o b. EBERT II CO.,
T.. Flour, Grain, and General Commission
Merchants Nos. 500 and sol North Levee,
ST. Louis. Refer by Permission: Messrs.
J. J. Roe & Co., G. b. Allen IL Co., ST. Louis;
Northrup q Chick, J. B. Alexander & Co.,
New York; S. II. Kennedy q Co., Pike,
Brother 81 Co., New Orleans. Personal at
tention given to the purchase of flour and
grain. September "a. 1870. nl:ly
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VckssuRG CARDS.
| T.. BUCKINGHAM. WA. =. FAIRCiIILD.
BUCKINGHAM n CO..
Successors to Aiken Il Coz
VICKSBURG LANING MILLS
AND LUMBER YARD.
25o,o 900 FEET SEASONED WHITE PINE
5000 FEET DRY FLOORING.
FRA MING MBER, &C., sc.
PORTABLE PLANTATION CABINS,
-InHutuct~,ci rcody for ShiniHcnt
Manufacturers of
DOORS, DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES,
SASH, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS,
STAIRS, S'TAIR-RAILING.
BALUSTEE X POST
WOOD WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Dealers in
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.
,.-t" Orders promptly attended to. IN
Address BI-ckISGIhiM n 90.
NicksburA.. N is. Lock Bon ~.
.j.ui'v -, 1871. nl9-:f
II IL. BEISER.
rb',r~ cf -h,t(bc9rs o-'i Gag vs. l',ciSh~tg.
Tin Copper and Shcc; iron Maker, Man
ufa'turcr of Drive Wells. Pumps and Pipes, !
also Dealer in Stoves and HouSc-furnishin4
Goods, Lamps and 1.amp-tiu,!ing~. Pctro
and Coal Oil. Country orders solicited and
promptly filled. ni2:iN
II u. FRENCH.
DENTAL. SURG ZION,
Next door to Mc-srS. liard"way * co.. .
TICK.SE l. u. MSS.
July Also. mildly
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The special committee of the Senate
raised to consider a11l report on the
subject of ssoutrages III the South" is
organized to convict, not to investigate
impartfally and report fairly. OF its
five members, all but one, Mr.. Bayard,
of Delaware, are extreme Radical parti-
sans, and warm advocates of the meas
ure Of reconstruction. They will make
and seize all the reasons and pretexts
for it which they can invent and find,
no matter what the cost to the country.
They will defy the conservative public
sentiment, which from Maine to Cali
fonias froWned on their disintegrating
and pernicious measures. They are
Scott OF Pennsylvania, Chandler of
Michigan, Wilson Of Massachusetts,,
and Pool of North Carolina. What
care such men as these for the mischief
they may do, when they are already so
committed to Radical deviltries that
they must 60 under II they cannot win
by going ahead with them?
General Grant is ready, the Senate is
ready, to unsettle and destroy what
there is of tranquility and peace in the
country, and return it to the condition
in which the agitators and haters at the
Capitol found it in 1865, that they may
do their villainies, theivings and in.
famies over again. The report of this
committee will he a monstrous lie. II
will do evil, unmixed with good. It will
create new agitation, augment sectional
animosities, and retard the return of the
country to theconlition Of a peaceful and
heathful prosperity. If the recommends.
tons to be expected from them should
be adopted and carried out by the two
Houses, it is difficult to estimate the in
jury to result. They will kill off the
Republican party very effectually by
the process, it is true. But, while that
will be some compensation, we should
beglad at once to have peace.-llemphis
Appeal.
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Ley INSURANCE COMPANIES.
nrEpMoN.r AND ARLINGTON
nIrn INSURANCE COMPANY,
pf K1cHaoND, VIRGINIA.
Capital paid up and secured ......'.".S sS'" 03
Policies issued during the last two
years, Ovef.,.....-.... NV"
w. 9. CAKR!NGI0S, President:
John r. EDWARDS, Vice President.
DR.. {. II. PERRONE, Medical Adviser.
DR.. CiI-AS. II. SMITH, Medical Adviser.
y. b. FACKLER. Actuary.
w. &. Darlington. ID. I. HarstoolS,
J. r. Edwards, W. II. Palmer,
4. " Stokes, z. II. Perrone,
John Finders, J. !. Hopkins,
". c. Taylor, J. c. Williams,
George S. Palmer.
T All OF Richmond, Virginia.
N Ncw Orleans:
DAHSEY II. MAURY, President,
GI:&. 9. Y. BEAURi-GARD, Vice Prcs't.
DIRECTORS:
u. II. 9.laury, Gen. q. 7. Boauregard,
GEN I:raXt B-.s1-. DR.. w. II. HolcOmbe,
Col. <. q. Garner, Il. NJ. Simmons,
col y. \. Wilson, Col. Thos. Macon,
Edward Male, T. s. Barton,
jules G. Denis, Louis Barnett,
w. NJ. Randolph. =. NJ. Fortler,
Forester DeSlOndes.
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE, General Agent
for Kentucky.
DABNEY II. MAURY, General Agent for
Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas.
! officers and Directors of Monroe Board o.
Trustees
! Gen. !. FRANK PARGOUD, President
| Col. Isaiah CARROT, 1st Vice President; F.
z. Stubs, Esq. End Vice President; Frank
! lin Garrett Esq, Secretary; Drs. II. Y. Ably
and r. P. Richardson, Examining Surgeons
| RIG. Cobb. w. J. Q. Baker, J. q. Richard
son, /. V. Narye j. G. Godfrey, T. @. Scar
| borough, G. b. Routh, +. l.. Petri, Johr
Hucy, Isaiah Garrett, Jr., w. II. II. Mullil
| and 4. l.. Slack, Directors.
ptH<TH IT AfAJIRY GancraI Agent
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DABSIY Ii. MAURY, General Agcn
for South West SO CarOndelet ST., n. O.
l.. V. M.ARNE, State Agent.
f.. /. "lrRI, Agent for North Louisiana
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Admiral Farragut's Last Moments.

A New York millionaire now here,
who was an intimate friend of the late
Admiral Farragut, and who was with
him in his last moments, tells the fol-
lowing story: A few hours before Far
ragut died he told his wife that he
should like to see Il clergyman. There
was an Irish servant in the room at the
time, and before Mrs. Farragut had
time to comply with the admiraPs re-
quest the servant girl had Il Roman
Catholic priest at the beside of the dy.
ing admiral. He entered the room I'M
observed by the admiral, and proceed.
ed to perform the services peculiar tc
his Church. The admiral suddenly
opened his eyes, looked steadfastly al
the priest, waved his hand and said in
a clear voice, s'Go away, sir; you arc
not my pilot.''
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mr.. MILAN E'S
:TLi:M;4ATI.N LIVER PILLS,


i'b. tia Gore IF
HEpATIIIS OR LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA
AID SICK HEADACHE
I%yn3j,t.,u3s .lf a Jb,soI.-si Lin"~.
Pain il, the right side, under tho ci,,G of
the ribs increasing pressure; sometimes
the pain, il il, tho left side tn" pat c:st il;
rarely abb" to lie on the left side; sometimes
tho pain il felt under The FhculCer-b blade.
and it frequently extends to III" top Of III"
rheumatism III the a.rn. The stomach y
affected with io;s Of appetite and rctlItC---':
the bowels in general are "p"tivc, sometimes
Alternating with lax; tEc head IS tr':'init-:
with pain, accompanied with - dull, heavy
sensation in the back port, There il
generally a considerable loss OF memory.
accompanied With Il painful! sensation OF
having left Cnsof!c something which Ough:
to have been DOM. i slight dry cough IS
sometimes an attendant The patton; rrin-
plains of Woari;,c1s an" '!Ghii't,T; he il t+si'%
startled, his feet ne: cold o. burning, and
he complains Of. :,Tick'y sensation OF tho
skin; his spirits are low: an! although he is
satisfied that cXcrcis0 would b" beneficial
to him, vet he car. scarcely summon up
fOrtitudc enough t" Try II. IL fact, he dis
symptoms attend Inc disease, but c;,st-I
have occurred where f2r" Of them existed,
vet examination OF the body, after death,
has shown tho LIVER to have been cx-
tcnsivcly dor,ngCd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. MLASE's LlvEI: Pills, IN CAsIeS OF
AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with Qni-
nine, arc productive OF the most happy
results No better catllartic can be used.
preparatory to, after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
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CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

OFFICERS:
Hon Jctl1rson Davis, president
J. T. Fotit, End Nice-Prcsident.
W. r. Boyle, Secretary.
J. IT. Edmo.ison, General Agent.
BoARI, OF DIRECTORS:
NJ. j. N-iclzs, =. NJ. Aperson,
J. T. Petit w. r. Hunt,
w. b. Greenlaw, James Pular,
+. Titus, Napoleon Hill,
J. G. I.ongsdn!e VIM. Joyner.
+. NE. Smith, 4. Sesscl,
". /. Vance. \. =. Bruce,
y. X. ru'ien.
Bchen Brothers, Stat" Agents for North
Louisiana.
7. L. Ko'!cu, Special Agent, Monroe, La.
Otice: Cornes Grand and DeSiar,l SIS.
Dr.. u. II. Key will attend 10 the business
Of the ot'it'" al Trenton.
EFFEaEHck.
NH,v oHAHaSS.--tcncrnl Harry Hays, T.
II. and J. Nj. Allen II Co., Galbrcath,
stewart IL Tier. Jennings, Gates y Co.,
Nelson LauDhied Il Co., Beadles, Wingo
~ Go.
SuRHvE1oRr.-I;. NJ. johnson, banker;
Winbcrlev, Ardis & Co., wholesale mer-
Morris, Druggist, Gregg IL Martin, Jessup,
MARSH & Virgins, Hyams Il Kennedy.
Issues Policies al the the improved
donce within the settled limits of tho United
States, British North America or Europe.
All policies non-forteitable for their
equitable value. Liberal deductions made
on minister's.
Active. intelligent gentlemen wanted as
agents i'll every parish.
Medical examiner, Monroe, DR.. STROLLER.
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Horace Maynard, the Tennessee
Radical, is thus photographed by the
editor of q Paduch newspaper:
Perhaps there is not a more corrupt
political scoundrel on Gods green earth
than the canting, hypocritical, Cape
Cod, nasal twang, puritanical wretch,
Horace Maynard, the member Of Con-
gress from the Knoxville district, in
East Tennessee. Brownlow himself is
paragon of honesty, integrity and
moral worth when compared with the
long-haired, psalms-inging Maynard.
He is one of the wretches that have
stood up and urged the Federal govern
ment to pour out its Walls of wrath on
the Southern people. We trust that
we may never meet Horace Maynard
on earth. We know we will never
meet him I'm the next world.
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1919. 1870
FURNITURE.
Il The old established Wholesale and Re-
tail House OF S. b. Flint is in the market
for the trade Of the South and Southwest.
The lowest prices Of any in st. Louis. Call
and see, send orders, which will be faith
fully filled. s. b. FLINT, Nos 10 and cyl
South Fourth Street, st. Louis.
September "a, 1870 nl:ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-02-18

TOIIN s. DUNHAM, Manufacturer OF
u every variety of Ctt,chc,s urd Fancy L'~-
CAT, corner 9th and Pine sts., ST. Louis, Mo.
Particular attention is called to my Crack-
crS, being made from the choicest INK st.
Louis Flour, and manufactured with special
care, they are unequaled in quality. To
inc Crackers will hereafter have my trade
mark. l3sly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-02-18

Issues Policies on al the the improved
plans. No roStriciiOnS on travel or resi-
doncc within the settled limits of tho United
States. British North America or Europe.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-02-18

Within the last ten years, Richmond,
Va, has been the theatre OF a three
years, seige, with IA final disastrous con-
fiagration; the destruction of "a bridge,
involving great loss of life; the terrible
State House catastrophe; Il destructive
flood, and lastly, the burning of the
Spottswood Hotel.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-02-18

En,' TT; Gore './
IEpATIyIS OR LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA
AID SICK HEhDArnE-
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FLEMING BROS, III"TsBURG, PA,


p S-Dcnlcr- and Physicians ordering
from others than Fleming Bros, will Il,
we'll to writn their orders distinctly, and
take nome bw I:.': tFLn"cs, procured T.,
FYru,i,sy L:.v,%.. iHtshh..g, Pea.
Sold by all respectable Druggists. ,n''
Country S;n!'cllCc:,cr generally.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-02-18

S. H. RICHARDSON. JACK 2. RICHARDSON.
CAM'L H. RICHARDSON Il CO.,
~ -DEALIsI,s IN
BREADSTUFFS AND GRAIN,
General Commission Me7c/t0nts,
S. T.. Corner Walnut and Commercial SITS,
SAINT LOUIS, MO.
gs- With enlarged facilities and several
years. active service in this market, we hope
to meet the continued confidence OF our
friends. Well-knoWn brands of our Flour,
put on board "Free of Drayage,' and at the
lowest market prices. Private brands got
ten up for our regular customers without
charge. 13:6m
j. =. FISKE. AUGUSTUS KNIGHT.
FISKE, KNIGHT " CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers. III
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 322 Main ST., cor. Locust, ST.. LOUIS, Mo
December II, 1870. nl3-fm'
CELLS & CO.,
GENERAL COIMALSSION IAk{aCH-i N7;S
Corner Of Pine and Commercial SITS, st.
Louis. Special attention given to the pur-
chase of western produce. agents for "Cote
Brilliante," Rubicon and Kenton Brands OF
Flour. December II, 1870. n13-3n
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"My dear FRIEND" said gentleman
to II bankrupt, the other day. "I'm
sorry to hear of your misfortune. Your
family has my warmest sympathieS."
"Oh, don't trouble yosrself about my
family. I looked oat for them, you
bet! Just save your sympathy for the
families of my creditors
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-02-18

The immediate object and pressing
reason of the Ku-Klux southern out
rage movement in Congress is to save
Holden from Impeachment and to re-
tain Bullock in office in Georgia. The
presidential canvass has already opened
on the Radical side with the cry of Ku-
Klux outrages and rebel lion. If the
so-called Republican party, having had
full military control over the whole
South for five years has been unable to
make the situation better, would it not
answer as we'll that it should surrender
IS power to a party which can do it?
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-02-18

The city physician of Grand Rapids,
is woman; one of the largest congre-
cations in the place is presided over by
Rev. Mrs; the city library was got
ten up by women, and is under the
the charge of a woman; there is in the
place history class composed eNclu-
sively of women, which has women
lecturers; and it is said a majority of
the inhabitants are favorable to woman
suffrage. The cause progresses.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-21

Eays Tho new edition Of Webstsr's
Dietsonory the completion Of a work
81 Easision which vas preoaFed and laid
cat Is far back as 1879 Nearly a score
81 years i meme too much for so ardu-
GUS and important q labor; and the ex-
cellent result seen shows the time has
been wen spent. The long Changing,
simplifying, adding and pruning, are
brought to Q good ending, and we hear
thy welcome Che new Dictionary as q true
service e Literature y, The advance in
Astrological study, in these last years,
made Q careful revision Of the etymology
necessary. The new edition merits a.
tention Tor the pains bestowed On 1t,
and for the completeness 81 the work
.!2.ItislalmoHt superAuOus to speak Of
the exoellentb9 IN the mnin of the dejarst.
tons =. The little treatise on the Prin-.
ciples Of Pronunciation, is marked by
nice observation and accuracy Of ear,
by just theory, where theorizing comes
in play, ana above ali, by COMMON sense
in the rules ana slagfsI seions.U The
terminology of BotaHy Is specially we'll
Illustrated W-ith6corroet, and graceful
drawings. 1t is Rpt 2 careless reading
we have given it, and we have found
that the more care we, spent uponi it,
and the further perusal, the more profit
and pleasure we get from it..!..9.!. We
ID heartily, 1and5we believe
with reasons which those who consult it
Aill understand. = Bostop ChristiapfEx.
lminer, March, 1865. a,,4 ...., o,..,,,