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Christmas article; are displayed 1T
all the f;,cy stores, selected to suit ali
tastes, and priced to suit all conditions.
Children are always happy III the cx-
pcctancy Of the coming of Santa Claus,
and parents should contribute sonlc-
thing towards making it a reality.
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The Right Rev. j. i. =. Wilmer, d.
d., Bishop of Louisiana, Will preach
and administer the Apostolic Rite Of
Confirmation, i'll Grace Church, Monroe,
on Sunday, December s, 1872.
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Major J, G. Mcncure, representative
Monday. The Major was e.. route to
the capital to attend the called session
Of the General Assembly.
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Several wagons arrived here last
week that came from Jeff&rsnn, Texas.
They were loaded with cotton at :5I5
per bale, and carried back goods and
groceries. One merchant fgC7" ,Strcvc-
port came over and got Il Wagon, load
of apples, paying - per hundred 70:
hauling. He said his apples were
small, and he would get his money
back, if Red river did not com" UP
"mid hurry" by selling the apples
at bit apiece. We should say So
Another man had 6 load of barbcr-poIc
candy, which he intended to sell cheap
to the boys Of Shreveport, that Is, 1T a
dime q stick.
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Indian summer has prevailed since
our last issue, with hardly a cloud to
mar its loneliness.
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The Fircmen put or their red shirts
and regulation hats Oh Monday, and,
with their engine, proceeded to the
cistern on Third street and there went
through Il little light exercise. The
several city cistcrns were visited, and
all found with a fair supply Of water,
except that near the Ouachita House,
which showed only IS inches.
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p. J. DarAin's store, Oh Oak Ridge,
was burned BY an inceIiuiary on the
night of the Goth ultimo. The loss is
said to be coVerei, BY Insurance.
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~ burglar entered Mr.. Mcdonald $
day night, and was preparing to look
through Macs irteguments, when Il
movement on the latter's part alarmed
tho burglar, and he skipped out Of the
room minus any plumber. Macs $3.50
is not kept under his pillow any moro.
That Arabs entertainment caused Il
removal, Of the deposit.
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Thc Great E,ic;or:a, Any.,n;,


Eiostcttcr's United States Almanac to!.
1873, for distribution, grati$, throughout the
United States, and all civilized countries o.
tho Western Hemisphere, is now published
and ready for delivery. in tho f.ra:lish Ger
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Holland, Bohemian and Spanish languages:
and all who wish to undorst and the true
philosophy Of health should read and pom
dor tho valuable suggest ions il contains. In
addition 20 an admirable treat iSc on the,
causes, prevention and cure Ola great vari-
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OF information Interesting to tlt, merchant.
the mcchanlc, the miner, the farmer tho
planter, and professional man aud the cal
culitlolS have been made for such InCriIi-
ans and attitudes as are most suitable. for =
correct and comprehensive National Cat"
cniar.
The nature, uses, and Cc,trnorGil,arv saui-
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tho staple tonic and ali CTatiyc of more HAN
hait the Christian world, are G!itN set forth
in its pages, which are also intcrSpcr.cd
with pictorial Illustrate valuable TrCipCs
tor thc household and farm, humorous an
CcdOtcs, and other Instructive and amusing.
reading matter, original and select cd
Among the Animals 10 appear with tine
opening Of thc year, his viii he one ct the
most useful and may be had for the asking
The nrorrictors, MoSsrs. iioStcttcr x Smith!
pittsburgh. Pa, on receipt OF II twO-cCnt
stamp, Will forward copy BY mail to any
person VINO cannos procure one in his ncgh-
horhood. The Bittc.s sold in every
city. town and village, and are extensively
used throughout the entire civilized world.
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Capt. HIcCranie left for New Orleans
Wednesday morning.
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The Parish Court has been in session
for the past week.
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Other Hens Tricks.

Ourstrong young man with the luck y
dice-boX has disappeared, and so also
has the proprietor of the Photograph
art Gallery but in the places of these
individuals three others have settled
among us, who are troubled with the
benevolent purpose Of throwing away
riches. One has !, tent near Five Points.
another has opened adjoining Barring
toms barber shop, and the third, having
! a lady as assistant, has recklessly ban
tered the central portion Of town at
hlng's Old store. 1t is difficult to see
how these people pay licenses and
board. Their extravaganza in giving
away fine silver gobIets and pitchers,
gold watches, &c, ought to bankrupt Il
man worth hundreds Of Thousands. OIL
corrsc, We can't say these articles are
gwen away rromiscuously, nor do we
say so, but we have good evidence that
they are always cG0;it to give them
away to any OMc who is able 10 win
them. The matter Ct chances with the
proprietor al the time arranging The
draw the big prizes, Isl, subject Of small
Importance. 1t Is understood that 40
advantage whatever is taken OF his Gus
toner by the proprietor. The plan is
this: Oh the. showcase is q small
wooden box filled with envelopes, each |
envelope containing 4 numbered card |
to some card in the show
case on which IS 4 prize varying IL
Taiuc from 500 &c five cents. The pro
pr:etor, to sllo" you everything is fair, !
draws out an envelope, and, for = !
wonder, you find that envelope draws |
The grand prize. He replaces the en-
Voiopc, right before your eyes, and asks
you to purchase a chance. There Is
that envelope containing the lucky
Hou know il is there, or
ihereabouts, ana son buy u chance. or
ror security, three chances. The en-
"ciopcS arc withdrawn and opened,
and YOU find yourself the happy pos
:csscr Of ;t-pieco Of nincI.bcclS ,iev:>iry.
Somehow that lucky number is mover
Drawn, except by tho proprietor, who
seems to possess the faculty: OF always
'raWins t:at Identical number, while
your faculty is that OF meyer driving
It. III ono Of these ''shchings'' we saw
NO old country fellows on Tuesday,
who We're crazy 10 buy an envelope
olc OF them h33e,r he could touch the
enVolope drawing the grand prize, and
he would have paid literally for the
chance, If he only haG time, IS lie said !
no had to so TO Gor5on's and set his !
money. Lucky oil ccdger, may your
money always be at Gerson's when ,
your object is to spend It upon ether
mems tricks,
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Steamboat casualties Of one kind and
another, during the year 1872, arc Off
cially stated to be sixty-five.
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Rev. G. Z. Evans desires to sell the
furniture, &c, in use at the Parsonage.
Sec advertisement
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has made its appearance here, and that
there arc cases in both stables.
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nAEisS, SALOON,

Grayld ST.. 5c,lcecn Gramno1st c3ld ncSiora,
MONROE, LA.
This * All entirely new saloon. couveu-
icntly located. and furnished catirr wit II
now bar-ti Nturcs. Tho best brands Of Ii
quors and cigars kept for customers, and
polite attention guaranteed. Oct. s, 20. 81 Y
,-iS" Drinks only fUtce3s ce,atS."t
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EE'tiyNNA'S SAI.COS.
EDUCATIONAL.
II oEEiiS MASONIC


L T. VI Y /. T. { Q I l. I. Q z.
Tho exercises OF this Institution began en-
the first Monday III September last.
Tho scholastic year is divided into TIVE
sessions of twenty weeks cacl-iirst cudine.
tho last of January; the second the last OF
june.
FACULTY
l.. E.WI LCo&, President, and Prof. OF Latin.
Mental and Moral Science.
Miss \. Calhoun, Teacher i'll Mathematics.
Miss l.. T-AGGAEr, Assistant in Literary DC
portncut.
\. \. lsATHI;. Prof. OF Music and French
Mis-; NJ. NJ. WILCOX, Assistant in Music
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MONROE SALOONS.
ME" SALOON!
FIN + LIQUORS AND CrG AIRS,

V.7cFc7c 7.0.yc1
The undersigned has opened Saloon il,
the Bernhardt Building. which he has sup
piled with new Bar fixtures, the choicest
brands of liquors, and tiuo Cigars. lie has
two Billiard tables, and during the oyster
season can supply fresh Oysters OF the
she'll. Lager Beer from the best Western
brewe cries kept at this Saloon. Prompt at
and good order will be observed
TIIOS. DUNN.
Monroe, November 30, lS12.-ll-lv
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Prof Wilcox las ROW entered upon the
lHh0rs of the tenth Nt'av of his connection
as President, with ilIo Homer Masonic.
Female College. During that time the
range of studies has been rs extensive as
any institution OF The kind, and tho mode
Of inst rUctiOn has OcCu to imnart II thorough
knowledge of those studies. Tho discipline
in the College and Boarding Department has
health OF the pupils has been invariably
good. In confirmation of tho above, refer
cncc is confidently made TO tho patrons OF
the institution and former pupils scattered
throughout North Louisiana.
Additions are being made to the Boarding;
House, so that IL largo number of pupils can
be accommodated III the family OF lie Pres
iucnt.
We, tho undersigned having been &c
qIantca with the workings OF the Inst iiu-
ton during tho tilno il has been Undcr tho
11tun:;GcIlcnt Of Prof. Wilcox, very cOrdiuf-
~ recommend it to our friends as \ suita DE
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TER MS:

Pupils admitted 1T any tiIic and charged
until end OF session. No deduction in tut
ton except for prOtcacted sickness.
INit :NN I,lcl s. - and :..Nl. NO.
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lsAGE:3'i'.a E'E:fEA5.E! .iC.sE>t:Ms,
\ EONEDiNG AND DAY ;s;iInnI,
+'ur l-o"@u Ludtc@,
MONROE, ia
'i'ha $c%sioi; Of Is12-'7& Will commence on
M"Id.J, The "a day OF September.
Mrs. 7. w. EnSro,;, Principal, and IN
stl'nc.rc&s OF iho PrilmnrE Department.
TlIoa. o. BENTON, Esq, Instructor OF .i!,'
Academic Department..
--------------. InStruc:rcSe Of French.
and assistant III the English Branches.
Mr's. j.. ". V,!.r:::'.I., fn-tEtir!rrss of
Iiu*ic.
Miss M.S.ruITprE, Instruct ross in Draw
iiiG, Painting; il water colDIH; or oil! Cj3.-
brOidnry and fancy needle work.
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Remarkable Adventure.

Our citizens will remember how
showers came night before last, in freau
succession, pouring torrents while they
lasted, but stopping after a brief pour.
Well, there were, at eight o'clock on that
evening, seven men at the point in Syca-
more and Abigail streets to which Ia com
pleted the great sewer which is really an
uptown extension of the big Exleston
svenue sewer. Their business is TO clean the
end OF that sewer, 50 a. to prevent DELAY to
workmen engaged in constructing il M
Sycamore street. 1t had occurred to them
that by stirring the sediment at the bottom
OF the sewer the water from the shower
would wash it away, and their work vouId
IN this way be greatly expedited. After A
long cessation in the rain, they went into
the sewer some distance, and continued
their work. While 80 engaged, one Of
those heavy, sudden showers which char
acterIze the evening came up and poured
down its tremendous streams. The frat
warning they had of the peril was sudden
rush OF waters upon them, carving the
whole party OF their feet The four man
nearest the mouth Of the sewer escaped
with difficulty, battling up stream against
q powerful current, the other three were
carried down toward the river by the eal.
Looping tide Of defled waters. Two Of
them caught at manifold near the canal
ana succeededin making themselves bard
oytheir four fortunate companions who had
escaped. They were drawn mn to ~
soiid ground by these. But John Clarkl
one OF their companions, was not 90 for.
tunate. He continued to travel down N
Court street, where he made short turr
and thence proceeded before the every mo.
ment increasing -olume Of waters 70 EuUlel
ston avenue sewer, where he made faru
70 the night, whence it was straight road
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An Engiish magistrate Ssntencsd 4 coup-
lie to lnatrimony under cirsanstAaom Which
seem legally Just, although ls6Ally sarious
A young man and young woman we're
contesting possession II piece Of property.
the one claiming under an old lease, the
other under an old will. Z" 1t lust struck
me, said the Justice, "thsa there n n
pleasant and easy way to terminate thu Ga
lawsuit. The plaintiff appears to be a
respectable young man, and this in a very
nice young woman. Laughter. They
can both get married and i've happily Of,
the farm. II they 20 on with law proceed
lngs it will be all fr cred away between
lawyers, who, l am sue, are not ungallant
enough to wish the marriage not to come
of. : The lady blushed and the young
man stammered- they liked each other a
little bit, so a verdict was entered for the
plaintiff on condition Of his promise to
marry the defendant within two months. a
stay Of execution being put to the verdict
till the marriage ceremony should he com
pleted. sI .~.Hr
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70 the river. NJ CLARK tenn tke story
himssf Hssxys be psVoeDAed down. in
the darkness, his back to the press of
waters and his face to their current An
he could not stand he put himself in n att
ting position, and went down the stream
very much ~ . boy aides down hill, on q
sled. Coming to The mouth Of The sswer,
where its waters discharge into the Ohio
river, he cried forahelp. Mr.. Lswis, who
lives in . tenement wharf boat Il that
point, and who hires tswboaaA to parties,
heard his cries, anms 10 hia relief and
saved him. Mr.. CLARK lAn6 night exhibit
ed badly torn pair Of pamas md pretty
roughly bruised. BODY. -C SacssMats Gasestc,
4asgtad IS.
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Words Of Warning.

ny BooUA
Come boys. have something 10 tell YOU
Cume near, J would whisper il low
You are thinking II leaving the Union,
pon't he III hurry 70 70,
Scab shops have mana attractions,
Hut think ~ The shame and the sins,
When onCv 10 the vortex II treason
How Ntn the course downward lrUnS
You tlk oi the advantage Of working for Armstrong
tie has pcujy II Nurk learning cubs, no doubt
But ih there j. Nork "a the union ,huI~. BOYS.
n 800, you vii hunt u out
The -,ah business AT best is a hazard,
The prce nrst high uid theu low
Better r>k the Union a While longer
Don't It m a hurr1 d 90
This busy man holds OUT great Inducements.
- have ~one other uI,,tirt,
BIT our pout IS urt gained n q daN, b0ys
Don't We tu hurry a. start.
W. wheat lime and apples plenty
There are hundred Thousand bushels ur 50,
A. Ihuk g the prospect that's before as
Dln't te u hurry % 20.
The lUIrr the safest and sureNt
The luIuu men are YOUR best friends TO-DAY,
They =, Tree the air 4 the mountain
Ana monarch, ~ all thry survey
be.ter STAY lu the / mon while longer
Though prire~ range rather low
Remember Snur Obligations hoNS
prrt ne 700 hurry a. 90
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CARPENTERS,

A LBANN, y. N.-CARPENTERS' AND
N JOINERS' Union Newell VI case pres viii
liam Martin. vice pres ThsmAs LUsnahAu. second vice
pres Jane }. Fender treAs Richard Doyle rec. see
Robert Parker. IN william r. Friday Ass't An
PatTlck Coleman, go.
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The Chinese in San Francisco, are
opening small cigar stores in all parta of
the city. VAN
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Officers Of the Cigar Makers Interna.
kional Onion. n raalL D

Edwin johnson, president, 81 Druid Hill
avenue, Baltimore, Md
J. H. Hayden, first vice president, 1874 St
John street, New Haven, Conn.
Peter Cady, second vice president, box Is,
Green Island, Albany CO., n \.
Angel Hart, secretary, Exeter place, Char
lestown, Mass
Joseph Sterritt, assistant secretary, lock box
s, Omaha Neb.
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BRICkLANERS.


Frs UNION, No. 1, OF IN
- DIANA, meets every wednesday evening Wash.
ngton street, opposite the house Indianapolis
Fred Brail, president HhomAs FiscuA, vice president
Edward Tomlnson, recording secretary Eli Stricker
nnanclA secretary Oliver keely, treasurer Peter Al
aire, conductor William Fiscus door-deeper Joseph
Cassidy Michael Lynch. George Weaver trustees James
HOPKINS. deputy.
4 GO-BRICKLAYERS' ASSOCIA-
~ TON meets Father Mathew Temperanca Hall
ON Harrison street. HAlsted) every ThursdAy eve
ming. a. - ' n Vim. OBren. pre-. A. Sinclair. Wee
pre-. Michael McCabs, ssry. James Denny, treuS
4 tHICAGO-B I.ICKLAYERS PROTEC-
~ TIVE AND BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, No. q
~ Illinois. Friday evening Father Mathew
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