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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
Tie NEW DOMINION.

ME DOUBLE MUEDER CASE AT HARBOE GRACE,
NJ.
HALIFAX, Y. 6, Jan. 2.-Thc New-Found-
land mail steamer has arrived, bringing further partcu-
s OF the recent double murder at HaTbor Grace. Tue
ri JoeaDno Hamilton has confessed that on Monday,
Nav 90 Patrick Gclnn and his bTOtbeT-inlaw Carrot
Sars ouarreed at breakfast after which Sears e Ior
As work but when coming in from MS dihtr' ne vas
,Ro bv Conan who afterward Leaf him 10 death with
rattock Mrs Gehan tainted. Gchan stunned her ana
0an srotbcrei her with feather bed. After this
c and me ctri II milton dis posed OF the bodies. The
Ccroner's fury rendered verdict Of wiliul murder
t.anst Gelau principal and tie girl Hamilton as ac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
woMAN's BOARD OF MISSIONS.

BosroN, Mass Jan. 2.-The fourth annual
meeting Of the WOmans Board OF Missions held to-
day in Parst Church. The annual report shows that
the society 200 au1iares and about 100 mission
circles scattered from Canada 20 California IL supports
sc missionaries, IL schOOlh0uses, and about 30 bible
women In India, Turkey, and China.
The ConstantiuOple Home Ia successful operation,
consisting OF rst-cass Seminary and DspensaTy. In
charge Of a competent lady ply sican. The total re-
cepts for the year $51Oj aud the expenditure,
AG.235 Communications from missionaries, aud the adj
dresses by the ladies present indicate very favorable re-
suits from the bOCictys abOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
WHY SMUGGLING IS NOT SUPPRESSED.

HOW THE BEARE CASE WAS CONTROVERSIAL
HINT FOR The INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
Collectors of Customs and United States
District Attorneys to giving any nforma-
ton in regard to compromised smuggling cases. that to
find out anything definite about them is next to an i'm
possibility. In spite, however, Of the most
persistent attempts to keep it profound
secret. case OF this kind has been
Gently brought to light William II. Beare, of the I'm
porting firm OF Smith & Beare No. so Leonard-st,
held, last May, in $1,000 by Commissioner Davenport
on a charge OF smuggling into this port about $4,000
worth Of silks and laces. About the same day civil
suit against Beare TO the value OF these goods
was begun by cGpiGs, in the United states Circuit
Court, aud Judge BlatchfOrd required $4,000 oall.
Father Mooney OF st. Bridgets Church became bonds
man for Beare. Bearers examination before Commits
sioner Davenport resulted in his being held TO
this Collector Murphy. 10 whom the facts were well
known wrote on about AugS to the Secretary or the
Treasury and recommended that the civil suit against
Bearc he compromised by the payment of <l4OoO.
stance Of II was printed exclusively In THE TRIBUNE,
aud the excitement and surprise that II created III
tile United states District Attorneys once,
and ia the Office Of Collector Mmphy, were only
equaled by Murphy's rage at the publication OF matter
that he making than ordinary efforts 20 Keep
uet. This publication broke oil, Tor llmc, 81 ncgotd-
lions for compromise In Beare's case. BCt they were
resumed again; aud, IL IL stated, ON the authority p
United States official that few weeks ID fore MS i'i"
nation Murphy succeeded IN having both criii'l aud
civil suit against Beare abandoned upon tc l nit bb
the accused OF $4,000.
good thing for the Retrcnchment Committee abHut To
Investigate Custom House matters, To ferret out the
-mugging cases that have been COMPROMISED OF late
nent lost and how much certain officials have gained,
BY such compromises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
FATAL ARRAY IN ALBANY.

ALBANY, Jan. 2.-Ycsterday afternoon,
Young man named William Tunnel. - years old, at
tackled boy named Michael Heford age IA years Dur
ing the scute Heord, who had threatened TO shoot his
assaiaut while on the ground, under Tunnel drew
sfol and shot him the side. Trunnel fingered until
tins morning, and died. HenVrd IL in custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

AZ AMBASSADOR FROM VICTOR EMANUEL Re
FUSED ADHESION TO TIE TorE.
ROME, Tuesday, Jeu. .. 1872.
The King Of Italy sent a special E*bassador
% tbe Vatican on New Years Day TO tender His MGos
Tvs congratulations 10 the Holy Father The Em0as-
,.lor was met 10y Cardinal Antonou who informed him
bat His Holiness was .A4isp0scd and unaie TO receive
visits.
snor vscontvcnosta, the Italian Mnistcrof Foreign
Affairs TODAY gave dinner TO the de- gates 10 TIE In
Irrational Tc,eeTJpho Conference. The Duke de bar-
court. French ambassador TO the Papa Court had long
nNlyiew with tho Pope to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

HOKII BE IKAIED1 = INO MINDI-Is' MD n
SUICIDE
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. "A horrible tragedy
occurred at a house Of ilame kept by Lotte Morton
and Virginia Dee, about o'clock this morning. Capt.
Newland and Mr. Latham, both highly connected, were
visiting the house, when dispute between New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

land and L0'iic and the former drew pistol AMI shot
her dead. Latham stepping between the two to pre-
vent further shooting, struck in the abdomen by
second shot INJECTING, II is feared, mortal wound
though he IS still living. Newand then left the ltUs3
and proceeded to his room, and shot himself T. DC
leyea he Will die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
SPAIN.
DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION.

DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION.
MADRID Tuesday, Jan. D 1872.
A brilliant reception was held, yesterday,
By KIM Amadeus. Among those reA"nt were the FOR
.-r embassadors many cyl ard military officers and
seputauous from the Senate and Congress-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
CUSTOM-HOUSE VAMPIRES.
WHAT THE COMMITTEE WILL INQUIRE
INTO.

WHAT CONSTITUTES GENERAL ORnER' BUsI-
NEsS-TIIE SCHEMES OF LEFT, STOCKING AND
CO.-H0W NEW-YORK MERCHANTS ARE VIC
TIMIZED-THE CUSTOMS CARRIAGE BUREAU
EVILS OF THE PRESENT SYSTEM EXPOSED
SECRETARY BOUTwELLs INSTRUCTIONS DIS
REGARDED-THE VERDICT OF THE CONGRESS
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
The Congress Committee on Investigation and Re
trcnchment begins its sessions to-day Contrary to
the expectation and hope of the merchants who are
the compliments, the inquiry is 10 be made in tho
Custom House where the very abuses exist. Many
merchants with whom THE TRIBUNE reporter talked
Yesterday declared that this resolution on the part
Of the Committee was in itself enough to frustrate
the purpose for which it was called and prevent that
full and free inquiry which is so desirable at this
time. Few merchants who have daily transactions
with Custom-House officials who by mere delay IN
the delivery of their goods can do them incalcuabe
injury will willingly go forward and tell all they
know. Nor is the investigation to be open, as has
been urged, another initial error as many merchants
yesterday asserted though all are not in favor of
this proposition, some claiming that if their testi-
mony is made public they must suffer as long as
those at present in power remain.
Among the abuses which the Committee will in
oure into are those Of the General Order and Carriage
business, the Specel Agents the Surveyors Depart
ment and Appraisers Office. The existence of these
abuses is well known to tho commercial com
munity generally and every merchant can detail III
stances of glazing fraud. 1t will deyolve on them
and the public press TO furnish the facts on which
the Committee can act. The TRIBUNE will be glad
to publish in order that tho Committee shall not
fail TO see it, every well authenticated case Of fraud
irrespective of the persons officials who may be
involved; and competent reporters will wait on any
every merchant who has such grievances to narratc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
( the property 10 nm intending

bond will he lien against the property 10 an intending
purchaser will he pointed ont. - ,,
MIR. Tweed did not go TO Albany on Monday oveninf
md II was totrd Yesterday that he would not 30 until the
Justification Of his bail had been acted upon ny the Court
He was al his private Office in DuaneSt yesterday until
late ian tho day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

PARIS, Tuesday, Jan. ., la'l
Disnatchcs from Algiers report that the
-, t,oons have won q brilliant success over the
ncIs in o,an. Two rebel clcltains and 80 lorscm"n
we're n.led. s,.
The Duke d'Aumalo has been elected a member Of lho
,,.,nv Of France. The dispatch Announcing that the
,.,r,, wac vet 10 take place was incorrect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
THE COMMITTEE EN- ROUTE TO THIS CITY.
COLLECTOR MURPHY, LET, STOCKING, AND
GEMS. BABCOCK AND PORTER TO BE EXAM
INED on THE GENERAL ORDER BUSINESS.
IRY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBCNEl

IND On TIE GENERAL ORDEK BIhINEso'
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNE.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The members of the
Senate Retrenchment and Investigation Committee, who
remained in Washington during the past week. left the
city for New.York this evening, where the Committee
will meet tomorrow. All OF the Senators on the Com
mttec except Mr.. Harlan, who has gone to Iowa, are
expected be present. In order that there might be
no delay in getting to work, deputy sergeantat arms
was sent over on Sunday night with list OF witnesses to
be summoned some Of whom expected to appear to-
morrow Among the persons who are to be Gallo are
Tom Murphy, numerous Custom-House officials. Leet
and Stocking A. T. Stewart, and other prominent mer'
chants and importers. 1t is also reported that Gems
Rufus Incas Babcock and Porter will be called to tell
what they know concerning the distribution OF the enor
nous profits Of the general order business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
GER.iANY.
A CHANGE Is THE CABINET.
PT7rIN. Tuesday. Jan. ?.

BTRuN. Tuesday. Jan. ?. 1872
Gen. Won Roon has retired from the Minis
ny O, Mr,.c. AID the Emperor has appointed
Herr stoscu 90 tu the vacancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
SERIOUS RIOT IN ROCHESTER,.

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO LYNCH AN ALLEGED
NEGRO MTRDERER-TUE MOB FIRED on BY
TIE MLTrAEY-TwO MEN KILLED AND TWO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

r pp,scr or wALFs-EIor N LINNo' IN,
THF f"N> IoNnoS. Tuesday Jan . 1871
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23
CONTENTS; EQUIV ALEN1
va TWO rUSnnEr
GALLONS on W Afri!

,,,,,r,,..cs ro.sc.ssch 10y these
machines is their sinrhci'E'
,,,,i,,hi,i,v and complot" mnI'''H '>'' "''
-, ,,, ..,,,r"c,l with seven gallons "' WY
Tor in which is dissolved " I'''''''"''
,u, in this solution is S"SPeh"'
,, ,o,,,,u hucl>ct titled with s"lPh"N
acid. Thus charged, they are 9'
4, ~, nomcut needed. the Al i
,>,;,a into tho water Ivy "rN''''"s Wv
tnuckc, containing it, and INC "''>>
usr |, throws Strr"h '"'''S
,,,, ,tn;uulrd water and %;'S'a"" - ''''0'''
TRANSPORTED aud worked IVY one F'FN''''
,,,. r,ilrool in Illinois has -" "' ''''N'
,,,;,cS another 100 t'hirl"r'nG ~ N"''>'
r,s,on. ha>r ~. and Il recent law "' ''''
;,.,. ,,,ri, use ON all water rr;'f
i, the United states. Tin" town "' ''''''
,,o,,,,> saved from destruction 'N" %"
OF these machines.
r,.- For full particulars, address, IN" r'''
tor of the rr1nanAru,wl" il s"rr'''' WI
,iuyuishrr and will take pl"
.,rc in cxpiaining its m"''S' an" III -
,S v,rdiur orders for his trtef'''N'
\. NJ. GRANGER.
c,ucrs, Agent. 10 Canal street
.,,.,.,. Nee OrIcd
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23
Frank Moore

pAnsIlssmra, S IanS Agent for North Lo"is-
ana %ii business i'm t tn sei
sdoinng Parisnos .utns tn this viii
ana II to their address him land is
nas for sale several Ssr sSaiss OF
s S; Gil ss%a as ,s to ,
proveme"ts, ara IT, ter 1Wssnin maS and New
,rs%s s is ~ prepared represent i,gSt
in and e ~;,,a Ss;,"
chhce I IS. Eor unrticuiars address mn! !.
c r.uw Of Rich..stson " Mrt"ery' Monroe '''
| Aur,ist q. 1870.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23
Wmaehita Telesraph*
.MoNRoF. La, .NoVENtBER %, 1872:
TWINS ny STEAM.
rvin. Born, One in 0hie a M..;n 0"' "
virgins, ON a Railroad '~"'

.:ao .xnress train on the Pan ~,
u.al,a railroad left the COLUMBUS y
~ ~, Er;,lov evening last under .he r
pos w ~ Conductor Drury. Nothi"E
+ransnired to disturb the nonotony VI c.
the conductors call ON droWsy pasn,
GERS for sstickets, gentleh'en, ad
&c train was between Dennison ano 6
. ST. Then he was notihed
tist a ln,lv passenger desired ms pres
a,,ca He found the lady evidently III
some trouble and embarrassment ~
JS;s aftirmatiye response to the query I
whether he was married, the lady sta'-
cd that she was on her way from en-
cinnati to meet her ahusbahd III ~,
York, and that crisis was IN, pen",s,
involving the appearance OF a"o ',.,o-
messenger. This startled the con"
~ NJ Course. hut with a heart, as DIE
"a an elephant, he set to work to maxi
80 Iady comfortable. All the Ptsse"
s,srs We're hastily shuffied into announcer
e.,r aud such female assistance as
cn,',d hf. procured ON the tram WIZ
hrourht into requisition. IN u
time the little stranger, ga nue. n" '.,,-
ing girl" is the phrase, pun M a."
,,aoronce. and the conductor cohsratu-
lated himself on his happy escape rom
a dilemma. With Il heart oveftio"!"s
with sympathy, he arranged an na.-
nromptu wardrobe for the very S"'" :,
iadv rom his own understanding. ~
was not exactly in the style Oh tnost
s.;ntant outfits" advertised in the No"
York papers, yet it served s"" Pun
pose. ;, ,r,,, +,.,;u ,et
Steubenyille Oh time, and was SOC
numbering through and ar"uh" .n
nils of West Virginia when the COZ
ductor RECEIVED another shock. III
t;,n.. If was q: tsfine bouncing '"S
Twins, by Jove! One II lsuckeye, ~.
the other Il Pan Handler. me ieli.t ~
der of Drury's linen Went 20 s.aL' =,
little fellow on his journey through J.,
world. Then, for fear OF what ing:
hap,,cn, the train was hurried uP'
time1t reached Pittsburg, the lazy al
the two unticketed passengers we
tenderly conveyed to comfortapie qua
ters at the Union Depot hotel, when
telegram was forwarded to the M
band in New York, which Pronat
lifted him out of his boots. Az last
.,;ooo tho mother and children were
ing we'll. ,,o..,
vhc twins certainly commenced
uu,ler extraordinary circumst'th
Kurn on u nst-going train, the
in Ohio and the other in West VIA
in. it is safe to promise that theS
be- reasonably fast young people.
mother is represented as most cs'.
BILE lady, but not given to the SUI"
atmuuacs.--LHi0 Statesman. a
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23

There is fear that, i'll consequence .!
their tremendous Losses i'll Chicago anu
Boston, some of the great DHiAsn
insurance companies Will close the1f
American agencies, ana withti;sw
from the country altogether. This
would Withdraw an insurance competi.
lion that is now beneficial to the PEG
ple.,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23
MONROE HOUSE,

'Iocksou Street, adjoi,,i"g Methodist e"u. ,,'s
The undersigned has tth ." i it tirstclass
hoaStI house and is prepared I" re-
ceive boarders by the week or mon; n% VIII ,i
be desired. Rooms large, spae'tn ''niiies. 10
nains Viii be spared by the pr"Pr,eaos TO TO
tmnl.e lis guests comfortable. W. EEIe
suit the times. '->'' -.
March % IS72.--2 S:fN
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23

The Cherokee Indians number 10000,
and own in fee simple 5000, 900 acres OF
the best land on the continent; and
have in the hands of the United States
government, on which they are annu-
1llv receiving the interest, $4,000, 900
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23

The commissions of all OF the pres.
ont cabinet will expire at the close OF
the present term, thus necessi! !.Ie ns
.a,y commissions to those serving as
cabinet officers after the 4th OF March
next.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23
HOTELS.
r EWIS HOUSE,
Op. C,tho1ic Church an" fe"''''e
MONROE, La.
NJ. J, Lewis, Proprietor.

,r,;s house is under the efficient niu.nS
ment Of MI Vim. Lewis who has 'M in Tie
i've years continuo"s ex ppcsii~ eept, and
husiiGi "S with excellent beds and table rare;
the Lewis Ionse 1osaa n;a. ne sS the s slreSe
anu p..n Confidently recommended l"
h Ene tr s.i public as model hotel n2.1v
october l, 1870.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23

The Texas Pacific Railroad mas ehsu ',
-, ), han of 500, OOo, 900 in Europe, ana
gu 80, a fYcen thousand men, of whom
, no0 are Chinese, Ell route to work on
its line.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23
BUSINESS CARDS.
,,r. IRON AND COPPER
MAS,7E.AC Gro X y.

cnn nH the services Of MI ~ Cor iii Il,
MooH he is pfeG9r ~Ma 1S an AM" 1F% sr articles
le s1r of copper or Ron ana YIN gart
trc Satisfaction. Repairs "f'll kln"S pf"''pt
FOOD supply Of Stoves, Office ana , %""N
i,n and of stamped tinwnre, kept on ,Tt"!
ShHp ON Grand street, oPp3S"E GrKE.
| Drug store. ~ % 1y
| March 8, 1872. -
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23
n1IACH:TA HOUSE: >,,,r,c LA.
" Cor DcS;,rd and lhirt S's''
rr TIunsickor, PROPRIETOR.

r,,. above named Hotel, 50 long an" ,"-
xor i Known throughout the country I;5 mas Is
been retittcd and newly furni i,In'o,,t The
pr"priclor pledges, himself TO spare no. tx .,
fort to make all contortahie Wmi Hi' Co. ~
| i'm with their patronage. Nprli 81, W..
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23
MoNRoE ADVERTISEMENT

---------<s- .OUERTISEMENT 5.
MONTH"; MONTH"; -
II DREYFUs Coz
w. s,,..esxo,s tn S. Well It B'o.'
l.
GRAND STREET. MoNH'
u,,s. will maintain the rep''-
The apo t%a nIH House, and
,,. GOODS FOR CASH ONLY
WILL "''
And positively
,rs
AT NEW ORLEANS
They have just received, s W,ti Of
! stantfy receiving
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23

NAHBS' SALOON
- ,a,,,.e. e,,,u,n.,ont u'td IcS'"r",
MONROE, LA.
rhis is ur entirely new saloon" on; i v"' with
ientiy iocate, and fnrr, sa; hr s.s of Ii
new ' ,,1 ci..,rs kept for c'lstoncrs' n ni
1",G;tts att at ts,:,a" suaranteed. Oct s. 70. *'S
| f''4" nss- Drinks only fifteen ce"'S' oN
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23
EDUCATIONAL.
i,TELEGKAPH -
MASONIC
IL FEMALE COLI L G r.

>,o,,.,scs of this Institution began OH
the trst Monday in-septenr !";1 ,a1' into two
The scholastic year - c.,ci,Mlirst ending
s SIS Inst or january; the Ser"it' WV ''
June. FACULTY.
,,>, ,,rcslent and Prof. OF i-''tff''
Mental ana Moral Ss"icne e., Mathematics.
! ,,;.e i,>rUotrN, rcachcf III Ni':, ,n.,.,. lie
| Mss a. n >lnnrv, Assistant in Literary w.
PA ;a,f'M1:, ,ntr. Prof. Of Music an! i (,,.;'
! SJiae NJ NJ. WItcoE, NsSiSt''''' AZ
rEr,NlS
.,,,i,,., ut amy time and ci,arsed
! ,;ii end OF session. \" dc!i,c.lo. ~ vs.
hon except for protracteu SIC, ~ 90 >,o, mo.
,r,i,ion En.lish....S:', Si:'nu T'o' N
fnst r,,n,ent,l Music, with use 81 no
- Of i"I ,nga"ms in Vocal Music. 30"
French .................. .........''''''' 5"
BOARD. exclusive OF washin,s:'
ii.,his and articles for t"il't,
~ 'u,id in advance, Tor each -, IN
session. ....''' ''''''' 100 /
incidental, per session. ''''''''''
pro, wncox has now entered ni"m ., ine
labors of Tic t"'t.h YEN i%e q TONER on, Masonic
as Ecmic "oic=c During that t nIni "a" as
range of studies l:,; been as a' rH' the mod.
3D. Of Instruction has been 70 inTrfh, c isci,inc
knowledge OF thos" studies: nnnnrtulcnt has
il, , tine ,;rn. constant, but parental. Ihv
IDS Health of tic pupils has pH , ,,ovc. rcicr-
scc is confidently made t." the e scnttcred
~ the Institution and t ,,,tiann a'i''''
:, thnniE; arc being made to the Eoar.n.
House, so that Il large iiun''Gii" - IL: he Pros
!n .c.o,unot,tcd i'll the family "l INC ~
dcnt. ,-;,, ,con nc
,,"iu't cd with the workings OF the .r Vs. !,
- It;,'.11,, 'n.r Tie time it has been under In
man Of Prof Wilcox, very s e"i"
~ rrrItunic,:l il to our frleh''S ''0 ~ 0
,;lnce to scn, their 4 'uShtSTS.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23
TRArISPORTATiO
H,I.S .l,CbMNtr AEtcN
FROM

MONROE no E.\STli'''
,,,. leave MumrOC nj ~ NJ:
in,/r l;astrnp nj I y. NJ
( int', TN Mnuror. ut OuHchitn stable: III
l''Nlr"F' '' H. q. pUiiSDN.
,: ,.-o -lltf Proprietor.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23

,.,,;n,. the above announrelnemtt, ~
In aH * q. return thanks to the custom" ,,nr-
ers 81 s. We'll 4 Bro, and IL tn" r r,iio them
any, " a,.o ass,1re,l of receiving the Same Nv
| tentiOn rs from INC "N' n2:ly
! October !, 1870. -----
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STORE,
AHA 1.I1RNITIIRE. ttEPAikiN

AND FURNITUKF. REfsH'H''~'
.r,,c undersigned respectfully in!"i ,,ni, sn
public That he has now on , hanM "" f",m;-
iec'c't S'" ,, .,fj;,s AIeiulc Bu,'idt CtSHetS,
ns,n;, WIZ" J,T,nnimgs sch Ha.Hcs' n@a,.
scEs,,s, etc. Terms, CASH ,sr sore Oh A''''
street, h''' ~ J. u. PETERS,.
NJ,nroe Ia March Is. ISL. h-'i
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23

TONER s,OiA.E:GE.
This ttolln"c ury: in lis t"rlii N''n', ~;
,,o,, 10 ny session from the iirSl ht'',,tA ~
az ' -. g., commencement lay, NeN-
n,l,lav after third sunday ~ ''uii.. ~,
ror,s Of instr.rti"i is inli tl' coy, adj
| t',iii,, ,n,,,ir. the library and apparatus .'N
n,,n.t q . thc cnhnWiucnt in ii"icln' piokett;'
,na,ii:y c,niucutlv hcathttf, "Ht tf'h'''i'i''
| iy iut,lli.sunt au,i r"tinrt. ., =, adj
Su',;fion ST 90 and $500 per month; AZ ''.'
! vance. for the term. Board irHi" nl-''' ~
! SO 90 per fnonth. Contln&rnt, St'I". T.
| Tor t,rt her particulars, address l'cN. - '
'"''' W. l.. MORE.LANb,
,c.,,,r l'rc.t i;ourd Of Trustees.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23
The Three Best Roses.

Fifteen of the most Distinguish rose
u.owers in England were separately
osl,ed to name thirty-six roses, ana Out
of that number to designate tweiVe
which they considered the best: me
result was that of the roses when were
named, only three were on the reeoi"
named by all as worthy t" ne placed on on
the first twelve. These three loe..
ought to he UNIVERSAL y known, Az t-, ~
one who cultivatcs flowers WINS 1,, W.,
best roses, as matter OF COURSE a.',:
oro Mnrechal Neil, Baroness Koths'
,,;,, ,nd Marie Baumann. 1t Will ne
a.,sar<,aa that at the head of the thres
stands NIarechal Neil, the sweetest "
iha sweet Prairie Farmer.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23

FEM ,s'H A'.\H'
rn>,;ul<,: AND pAH Sth'"''
t'n,. l-onu0 L""ie"'
MONROE, La.
,rhn session Of lS72-'T:; viii t''ii''''h va
>,n,'J,v The ~ day of September.
Mrs r.. W. HENroN, i'rin"ii;ti, ',i," ;"
-, ,,rtrcss Of The Primary departments
,ruo,. @. I.rNroN, EsI., Instructor Oh '''
Academic Department.
| -------- inSiru"trcSS 81 fr'"'''
! and assistant IN the English hf;"'c''~' :.
| Mrs. L. w. WEnnEiL, hrlf"''r'HH "
Music. . =, S,,,>-
| Mis-. NJ piiirruN, Instruct rS'' III '''aM
;,,,r Painting in water col"rS or VIZ "
. nr5E;dcrv and f:,sr:y needle work.
TERMS OPAyArLi: M"NIhhi(
,. r,l,sscs..........S $500 per M"
l Middle 8 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. m
l Academic ..."..'''''-''''' IN
9 French '.,....-...-.'tI I; 10
II M,sic( with use "Ii.Struh!eh.i "''o
/ Hoard. including W aS IL =, .,n ~,
! llSh'S, N vr ut tcachc rs
70 DRAWING. '''i.. 49, -: fST3 soft
charges. aug W. 49,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-23

The government has begun !Mo 10 2- re-
.,xer the railroad from Danvi'ie' Va,
to Greensborough N. G., built whcnS
vt the cost Of the Cofedcracy curing 'ns
late war, AS a military necess,.y s;,,: .a"
exclusively operated rs u m'aA''srS
road, but unaccountabiy taNen "s a m.
vate property by the H'cnM .'A """
Danville railroad company III vi" &c.
e, aunf I,ee's army. Repeated decisions
''.,r., and abroad in favor of the unitct'
49,, =, succession to the Confederate
gove san,, of the road and compensate,
f rec ;ts use ava detention by the rail
.n,a ..o,,. imhy.