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The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14
THE DURELE GOVERNMENT.
+ From the New Orleans Time

iIOlil IAlc Nc" SI4cAttS l.lltC>.
I The sham organization OF a Legisl,i-
ture created by Judge Durell, which
was made yesterday at the Mechanics
Institute, under the protection of two
hundred United States soldiers, may
/ proceed 20 any length of insoIence and
audac;ty it may desire, but when it
comes to the point OF enforcing any OF
its acts, of passing any laws which are
obilgatorE on this people, or of binding
the credit or faith, or reaching the
treasury OF the State in any manner,
! there Will be one voice and will of re-
slstance by all the respectable freencn
Of the State.
They may play Legislators as long as
they please. But who is to mako the
people respect them Who Will recog-
nize their warrants, or submit to their
e*actlons: Is there Il capitalist, a citi-
zen, who has any respect for himself,
who will dare to invest his money in
any OF their securities: Is there 4 man,
with the soul OF 4 freeman, who viii
pay q cent for the support of such ar
rant impo5ters ana their sh2iU author
ity?.
Judge Dure!i and t.,2 corrupt ring OF
bankrupt assigneGs and lawyers who
are mainly responsible for this conspi-
racy, may have plundcrcd the people
oi q sufficient amount to keep this gov
crnulcnt alive fcr q While. But event
ually the people viii be called Oh 10
give their support 10 these tools % the
corrupt and usurping consDirators, and
then have they sunk to the grade Of
Scrfs, and deserve to be branded as
such, ifthey ever contribute 4 dollar TO
the support Of such 4 vile set OF robbers
Of i State and people. With the ait; Of
Federal bayonets. this may be !, gov
ernmcnt Of torn-it viii never bC one
of substance, TO Wtlici! the vast major
~ Of the people viii Yield their consent.
Meantime the real representatives OF
the people should preserve their organ-
ization, assert the legality Of their exis-
tencc and exercise all the functions of
until the final arbi tration
OF the United States government shall
render it hopeless any longer TO resist.
Whoever attaches himself TO the fraud
,:lcnt organization at the Mechanics
Institute, abando;,S the cause Of the
people, and surrcndeI5 10 the most Ia ,
grant uSurDaticn ever consun1ma!Cd or I
attcm ntCd in this OF any other country /.
claiming to live under laws
The questions OF law, involved il the !
suit which has produced this stupcE-
dous Niliainy, must eventually be c;,r-
iicti to the Supreme Court OF the United I
States in sonlc form. II its decision i
against the judgment OF Durcll, all tho !
thereof will be made Void
II that court should refuse us relief, I
then let the people with one voice pcti-
ton the Congress of the United States !
to extend over our people the protec-
ton Of the Federal power against the
OF tho raTcning wolves and |
vulti.res who have seized upon our
State, and who Will IlcvCr release their
grasp until they have extracted, The last
drop Of its blood
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14

The suspension Of Messrs. i. Drcyfus
Il Co. can be regarded in 40 oti.2" light
than that ofa public calamity. The
taste displayed i'll retitting their cstab-
lisE.mcEt after the disastrous fire last
year, and the tact exhibited III the Sc
lection and arrangement Of thc most
extensive stock ever opened in this
city, was deserving OF 4 better fate The
crippled circumstances Of the planters
withheld the patronage they claimed
from the success of their former bl,si-
hess, and they soon found themselves
involved With no prospect OF relief The
result is that one OF the finest houses in
tho place is temporarily closed under
judicial process. The Dung gentlemen
have Our sympathy in their misfortune
and our best wishes for success in their
future avocations.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14
Onaehita Uele9raph>
MONROE, la, DECEMBER II, 1872.

Our failure to set the New Orleans
papers for the last few days renders i;
impossible for us to give anything
more satisfactory regarding tho situa-
ton tha!l that to be found in the t,is-
patches.
Our troubles were discussed at length
before the Supreme Court of the United
States on Thursday. and an opinion is
looked for Monday. 1t is likely that
the contest will be Continued by both
sides us long as there be Il point open
to discussion Or Il court to hear.
In the mean time, harsh language
should be reserved and as much charity
given to opposing opinions as Our scrsc
Of duty may dictate.
We have an. abiding faith, in The ul-
timatc triumph of truth and justice,
and believe that the will Of the people
will obtain a.yains5 all tllc efforts Of
corrupt politics. The Judiciary may
waver in Il single instance, but the
grand fiat will yet como, and lIcE,lc1.y
will be the Governor, and all other
officers fairly chosen will be installed,
as the constitution provides.
The following dispatches are the latest:
NEW ORLEANS, Dee. I2.-Thc mill
tia officers having been ordered by act
ing Governor Pinch back, through his
.Adjutant, Gen. Steel, to report to Gen
LOngstrCet, eNprcss their deternli,la-
ton to obey no orders out those emit
mating from Gov. Warinoth, whom
they still regard as Comsnander-ii1-
Chief. The militia are on duty guard
ing their arlnory to night.
WAsiIISCTocS, Dec. I2.-.ro Acting
Governor Pinchback, Nc" Orleans.
La: Let it be understood that y0::
are recognized by the President as the
lawful Executive Of Louisiana, and
the body assembled at Mechanics In
Stitute as the lawful Legislature.
And it IS suggested that you make
proclamation to that effect; and also
given TO your and TO the Legislature |!
herein recognized 10 project tie State |
from disorders and violence.
GEO. u. WILLIAMS,
Attorney General. |
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 12.-I'ile fol- |
lowing wa. tclegranaad to-day:
lis Excellency L. S. Grant, preai-
dent Of the United States: CEain,;ng to |
he Governor elect Of thc State, beg !
you N the name Of all justice to sus- !
pend recognition OF either Of the dual |
governments now in operation here |
until there can be laid before you all !
the facts on both sides touching the !
legitimacy OF either government. The |.
people, denying the legitimacy Of the |
Pinchbacl1 Government and its Legis- !
!ature, simply ask to be heard through |!
\ committee of one hundred of cur
best citizens, on tho eve Of departure |
for Washington, before you recognize |
one. or the other Of the governments |
do not believe we will be condemned, !
until we arc fully heard.
(Signcd JOHN NIcENl:ii..
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14

Our friend, j. Lee pottit, represent
ing the popular hos,sc Of I. Bloom L
Co., made his appearance last evening.
2tr. Petit VIII be IL this section Of the
country for some days, and Will ;nsicr-
take to FIJI any orders il t'.c grocery
business, and we will guarantee s.itis-
fiction III every instance.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14
Caution. .

Every genuine boX crD.. IN.L.".,c'# E,jrc,'
PITS bears tlc signature Of Fleming Bros.
Phtsbn,g, Pa, and tllci: 2-iyat G |. :. Stamp,
~ Take no other, he market is full Of
limitations.
1t is the popular verdict that people who
have been accustomed to the use of I;ittC CrS
or CortiialS. are obliged, eventually. to re-
relief n0y1S.HI,
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14

iictcTson's Magazine. for Jstttufs,
1873, is already Oh ctr table. Never
was there & hanGsonler number
In spite olason:petision Peterson more
than holds lis own. It is hard to tell
which of its two steel engravings is the
best, q Cherry Ripe y or - The Initials
Oh the Tree" they arc both 50 bc:.uti-
iH!. There is Il largc-@izcl colorcd Bcr-
lin pattern for q soC, cushion or foot
stool, i'll more than L dozen cnlorS,
which, at retail, would cost a dollar.
Ihc mammoth coIorCh steel fashion
plate is exquisite: Peterson is now the
only magazine that gives these coIUrcd
steel plates. Tho stories, aS always, in
this iady's book, ere the very bc.t. by
MI means subscribe 20 I'rtrrSon'S Mag
azinc. that is, after you have subscribed
to your ioc;,! paper. HrI,e, - a year.
Specimens @rc -cnt gratis. Address
ChaS. J. Peterson, Philadelphia, IA.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14
No haay's Toilet ~ Complete

Unless t!,cro be thc fragrant ,So-0c'gnf: unto
the breath snee: odors it imp-r;:., The gums
ruby lednoss soon asautnc, the teeth pvic1<
riva! alabastcr tint, and seem ~ pearls -ot
in q coral vase. ,
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14

The horse disease is still prevalent
Both stables arc closed. Two horses
only have died.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14
NEW ORLEANS CARoS.

| r. B. STEVENS.
! IA NABLE CLOTHIER.
/ And Importer OF
( F~'RNI SHING GOODS,
IS AND 80 81. CHARLES ST..
Corner Common St.)
NEW OEI.EAS IA.
LATEST srXIESIS
MEMS AND BoYS' CrOItIING.
Every Variety OF
Furnishing Goods, 7ranhs, U",bre'io$ "rd
IFutcrprooF Clothing.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
~ PARIS, LONDON AND NEE YORK STYLES.
December ., 1871. l2:tx
GL0CoMH. BALDWIN 4 CO.,
II ARpw ARE poRrERS
~ Canal. AND 81, .';:. a5 COMMON SIS,
(.tdioining City ltotol}
NEW ORLEANS, La
Cutlery, Guns,
Rifles, Iron,
Nails, Castings,
Tin Ware,
B!:lci<Sniths' and c; rpH::!ers' Tools.
Agents fox al popular, ncw and improved
Farming Implements,
Paints and Oils,
Metals and
Rail Road Supplies.
We import all good. direct, and guarantee
PRICES AS LOW AS ANY MARKET.
September 10, 1871. a2-Gu
4 a. PETERSON.
wIrlI-
E!OCk, BRITTIS 4 CO.,
u h0|c&it'e tTOcC1'$ and dealers IN UIjlrs !
Liquors, etc., etc.,
4S ana 30 Canal and 81 Common Street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA. !
J:n'y o, lS72. nlj:Gtn
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14
PUBLICATIONS.
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Beautifully Illustrated.
The Scientific American, now in its 2sth
year, enjoys tho widest circulation OF any
analogous periodical in the the ,Sfait worid: 49,, .t
interesting information pertaining 10 the
industrial, mechanical and scientific pro-
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Descriptions Of improyonents, discove-
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chemistry in the arts ana in domestic or
IN short, tho whole range OF tho Sciences
AND Precttcsi Arts arc enbraeed within tho
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Formers, mechanics. engineers, invcnt-
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Tho yearly numbers OF tho Scientifc
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Address the Publishers,
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The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14

Sleet fell TO the depth Of two inches
on Tuesday and Tuesday night.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14
T. A Il Il N Il s .

2 T Z n T s.
In connection with tho Scientific AmCri-
can, Aessrs. Mum & Co., arc Solicitors of
American and Foreign Patcnts, havo had
over IS years cxporiencc, and have tho
largest csi a blishmont In tho world. If yon
have mado AN invention. writo thon, I, lot
ter and send y sketch thcy Will promptly
Inform you, FREQ OF charge, whcthor your
dsvice is now and Pntcntnblc. They will
also sond you--frcc of chnrgc-n copy of tho
Patont Laws in full, with instructions how
to proceed to obtain rntout.
Address, MUM & Co.,
lc:tf 81 Park Row, New York.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14

The Hon. ". 3. I.-;Il, of Shreveport,
vii! deliver tic address ~ thc aunivor-
Sary Of til" Louisiana STATE University
At Baton Rouge, on the Pad day Of
january next. The friends OF the In
stitution arc invited 10 attend. 1t
would hc compliment TO ono OF the
first men of North Louisiana. and q
mcrited honor to ar Institution that
Will soon achicvcaraSltation for learn
ing and citiciCu"N second 10 mono in
the country.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14
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the first Monday in SCrtcInpor last.
Tho scholastic Year is divided into two
sessions of twenty weeks Cuch--1irSt ending
tho last OF JaE1lrE: the second tho last OF
JHuC.
FACULTY.
=. E.WH-co:.. PrcsiGcnt, and Prof. Of Latin,
Mental and Moral SciCucc.
Miss /. CALHOUN. Ioac.tcr III Mathc1tiat les.
Miss L. TAGGAET, Assistant in Literary Dc
paltlucnt.
y. \. BARRE, Prof. of Music and French.
Mis-; NJ. vi. WII4CoN, Assistant i'll Music.
TERMS:
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until end OF session. No deduction III tut
ton except tur protrac.cd sickness.
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The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14

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The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14
MONROE SALOONS.
NEW SALDoN!

| NEW SALOON: ....
FINE liquors AND AIRS,
she': oysters a',t Eoge1' Bee"t
Tho undersigned has opened Saloon in
the Bernlardt Building. " hich he has sup
piled with now Bar fixtures, tho choicest
brands of Liquors. and ilnc Cigars. He has
two billiard tables. ana during tho oyster
season can supply fresh oysters on the
she'll. Lager Beer from the best Westorn
brewcrics kept At this Saloon. Prompt at
tcntioI and good order will be observed.
THOS. DUNN.
Monroe, November 30, 1S12.-ll-ly
DAfsHS' SALOON,
GI'02Id 81, Gct4reen GlGlIAloIt nAli DcSiG'4,
MONROE, IA.
This is an entirely now saloon. conNcn-
iently located, and furnished entire with
now bar-tiNturos. The best brands OF Ii
quors and cigars kept for customers, ana
polite attention guaranteed. Oct. ). 40. Sly
80 D1'inhS only TUtcc" cents 'tsE
HEsilINSA'S SALOON,
1R DESI II d : 7 \ +. I. I,
Composite Endom's Livery stable
NJ . \ X O T.. /. A.,
Is kept wclI supplied. With tho best wines
and liquors and 1;lEoritc brands of cigars.
Polite attention and good order guaranteed.
April 10, 1871. n3a-Sn
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14

TT u. BUCKLEY,
va TCHM-t kER,
No. Camp street, New Orleans,
| DEALERl
| -i"5cyict0', English and ,Stciss MATCHES,
Oft best Makers.
EN'c Je'rchV, Pure Steer Utnr, Office
| and ILa't2 Clocks, Guns and Pistols.
57sS- Every description ofWArc11 RErA1K-
| ING at moderate prices. novS '7I:ly
I BLOOM Is co.,
WHOLESALE GROCIRS,
And dealers in Western Produce, Wines
Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco,
30 Peters St, 0a,o Now Lcvcc) New Orleans
l.. BLOOM. II. W: GOODMAN.
December O, lS7l. l2:ly
JULES ROSE. L. T1r,HE
TsjLES ROSE X co.,
q GEN ERAL EOCERs,
An1 Dealers in Liquors, Wines, Champagne,
Cigars, Swiss and Linburg Choose,
Dutch lIcrrings and German
Dried Fruits and Seeds,
No. TO lhnga=jne street, Ncm Oilc"ns, La.
boccnthcra 1871. 12:1y
A II. "HIs"ohn 4. co.,
Corner Canal and Royal St-., New Orleans,
Jmnor,crscf
FINE WAfCIES, CLOCKS, JEwFITr. FANCY
GOODS AND CUTLERY,
And Manufacturer. OF
Ring SILVER; AnE.
December o lSTl l2:ly
It=.N (. WATT,
/ ! O y / \ { i X :
=, rOMMISSJoE MERCHANTS.
40. co Cf,,o,,,.rrt Street.
NEW ORI.T.A< <S la
Sicptombcr -, 1870 1-Iy
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14

Prof.. Wilcox has now entered upon The
iaborS Of the tenth year Of his connection
a:s President, will, the Homer Masonic
Female College. During; that time the
range Of studies has been as extensive as
any institution OF tho kind, and The modc
Of instruction has been to impart athorough
Knowledge Of those studies. Tho discipline
i'll the College and Boarding Department has
been firm, constant, but parental. The
health Of tho pupils has boon invariably
good. In confirm at ion OF the above, refer
encc is confidently made to the patrons OF
thc Institution and form CT pupils scattered
throughout North Louisiana.
AdditioIls are being made to tho Boarding
DO accommodated III the family OF the Pres
iucnt.
We, the undersigned, having been NC
QnalntGu with tho Workings OF the 1nStitu-
ton during the time il has been under the
ly recommend it 10 our friends rs :, suitable
l.. y. JONES' w. NJ,
y. WARD. =. W., =;
JONI; 5. YOUNG J. W., ::
andJudge Parish Court, z
J. X. RAM$I.I, Sec'V, G
i. T. NArGIIS, IrCas., j
Roy. J. Y. DAVIDSON.
Frb'y ;, lS7:5. :!8:ly
NtrAGG.i'VA FEMALE ACAE;tGHiS,
\ BOARDING; AND DAY SCHOOL,
Tor l-ouny L"djcS.
MONROE, In.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-12-14
The Great Fic;nr:ni Annual.

sp&lding', Gluo, o,"l,oop,c p,conrcnicnt, u-"!'
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

word more he must sav. lie elt that for all the
light that had been lately reflected on this subject
they were indebted to the lab0rs OF Livingstone.
(Cheers.) He was afraid that their chair
man had been rather too sanguine In
supposing that he should probably have the
opportunity OF meeting the Doctor before. ne re-
turned from his mission. II he knew the Doctor
rightly so long as any part OF his work remained
undone no inducement whatever-not even the
presence or all the members OF the Cabinet at Zan
zibar-la laughl-would induce him to abandon II.
tCheers.l He felt, however, that-thOugh at Q ter
rible distance-they were now following in the
steps or Livingstone, and endeavoring to Aid IN
the great work to which he had devoted hlmselt-a
work that was always the avOrite object Of interest
OF the late president OF their society, and which
had also always been most congenia to the members
OF It's council IL was for this reason that he felt
Iney should enter upon the undertaking with .
good guarantee OF success. (Cheersl They would
adopt for their motto the words which, he believed
were the motto OF Or. Livingstone, and which had
80 long been the motto Of India-"May Heavens
nght be our guide" loud cheers1
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
YACHTING NOTES.

Mr.. P. McGiegan win launch from his yard sc
Pamrspo, to-day, small yacht to be named the
America. She was built for parties in Matanzas,
and Is 25 feet on the keel 80 feet over all and 10 feet
beam. lie has sister boat on the docks for the
same owners, to be named Matanzas. The latter
will be finished In o fortnight.
The same builder will at once lay the keel OF Q
sloop yacht for Mr. Ward, OF New Jersey, and
member Of the Brooklyn and Bay yonne Clubs. She
VIII be OF the following dimensions Length OF
keel, 81 feet; length over ALL 90 feet; breadth OF
beam, Is feet; depth OF hold, feet o inches. me
best Of materials will be used in her construction.
The sloop yacht Meta, Captain Being, has been
overhauled at McGicgan's yard, preparatory "
being lengthenad 1va feet AFT
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
DARING BURGLARY,
The Residence OF the Right Honor.
able the Earl or Derby Sacked by

The Residence OF the Right Honor.
able the Earl or Derby Sacked by
Thieves.
Between eight and nine O'Clock on the night
OF the 10th Of October number OF thieves entered
Kn0wsley Hall, the seat OF the Earl OF Derby, and
pundered the house of q large quantity Of valua-
BILE personal property The attention of the police
OF Liverpool was called to the matter, and from
observations made by Major Greig 1t was con-
cluded that the burglars had been hanging about
the grounds for some days, and finally got in
through one OF the windows at the rear Of the
house. No clew, however, was left behind that
could lead the police to u knowledge OF who the
the family ewery takeS pV the theves may have
been sent to America, the following description OF
some OF It was forwarded to Captain Irving BY
Major Greig The notices were distributed all over
the country yesterday and II any or the property
should have come to this country there Is no doubt
for the capture Of the property, and that in Itself
will prove strong inducement to the rural police
to look out for the jewery. superintendent Kels0
the places in the city where stolen property Is
likely to be secreted The detectives are now
labors Will be known in Q few days.
ESQ REwARD:-stolen, one diamond pendant one pearl
single go large cable
s wh soa s % w
Ss ss & wa sa .nS as
qpoise pendant; gold ocket dark blue enamel and
diamond upon IT. crystal lockct with OF
sapphire and Diamond; seven ioekes q different kinds
e,,g nve gold h ca aims, with J.. amethyst clasps and
aoants; two small gold chains for neck; two
turquoise pins by chains one gold snake ring
blue enamel diamond stars; one embossed large gold
ring. initials probably "R. w. q. - carbuncle
diamond brooch not real one large silver double chain
cable Inks for neck, with cross pendant two bracelets
to match; velvet bag with silver mountings and waist
hook, containing purse, with something like f2 los In it,
one gold watch pattern Of leaves in dark blue enamel
the back large maachtte necklace with pendant
set In crystal two small brooches to match; one onyx
sleeve link; two pairs turquoise sleeve links; garnet
br0och sleeve links and gold sleeve link shell
pattern one gold brooch, containing place for hair;
amethyst brooch, plain gold setting.
The above reward will be paid to any person who Will
and conviction the thief thieves and recovery OF
the property, in proportion thereto. Pawnbr0kers,
jewellers watchmaker diamond dealers and others
requested to detan the above property any person
persons who may offer the tor pledge sale;
or should this property be pledged prior 70 the delivery
Of these bills to at communicate with Colonel Bruce,
Chief Constable Lancashire Constabulary ONCE, Pres
James Kelso superin !endent of Police of the city Of
New York. or Captain James irving Chief of the Detcc
tive Force city.