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,rt.rIoN SALES THIS DAY.

,..,xr. CARELL 6 co, viii sell at 10 A. N. dry
s..,a-. lr.cts shoes, clothing. hats mating, &C.
49,, CopI,lN win sell Mt +. NJ. thirty building
,.. an the ,a,s, and west iinc Of Fifth and SIKH
.,,,,,s s> cxit n'icl beyond Hskcr street.
. ~ kFFsEE will sell AT hts rooms n, 10 O'Clock
i,-,.. and desirable assortment Of household
,4yuIturc, &c
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HONORARY DEGREES CoNFERRED.--At the
annual meeting of the Board of Trustees Of
Richmond College, held yesterday, the de-
gree Of Doctor OF Divinity was conferred on
Rev. George Il. Taylor, of Staunton; Rev.
John c. Long, Of Charlottesville; Rev. VIII
liam d. Thomas, Of Norfolk !; and Rev. VIII
liam Z. Hatcher, of Petersburg-all alumni
of the College. <.
The Board also conferred the degree of
Master Of Arts on Rev. C. Fl. Ryland, OF
Alexandria; Rev. A. E. Owen, Of Ports
mouth; Rev. ID. A. Woodson, of Accomac
Rev. r. w. Cridliu, of Portsmouth and
Rev. NJ. B. Wharton, Of Kentucky-these
gentlemen, with the exception OF Mr. Ry,
land, having been interrupted in their stu
dies at the college by the war.
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A FINE IupRoFgs.gST.-The ravine at the
northern end Of Fifth street, which has long.
ihaen = bar. 10 improvements III that direc-
tior. has ut length been filled up, and can
now he crossed hy vehicles with ease and
safety. The work is,said to have been done
by priyaie enterprise. This improvement
will throw into the market many hDe iols
well adapted to building purposes.
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EtruAo>r FKMALE lNsTiTuTE.-The annual
,.rmlncrr..mrnt oi the Richmond Female In
-fiiutc will take place al the First Baptist
.hurch this evening ut 81 O'Clock. The pro-
4rmuic embraces reading of essays, pre-
~"ntation Of medals. announcement of dis
liariinns. and music. Rev. DR.. Curry will
IHr>"lN The medals. -. 49,. s
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Hollywood Memorial Association.

New GAs-IfoLpER.-The Committee on
Light. accompanied by other members of the
civ Council and a few invited guests, visited
the City Gss Works last evening TO witness
the operations of the new. gas-noider' btl'it
by Messrs. w. Z. ,Tanner;& Co., Of this city.
After 3 rigid test il was found to be in all
respects most excellent piece OF workman
shin. coming up to the requirements Of the
works. and rejecting great credit on the
h,lilders
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Tyl.L +. 6. BENNETT. A jury has been
obtained in the case Of L. G.. Bennett,
,4lryrd with the killing Of William X.
liawlc, and yesterday the examination OF
,,,rur,-t.> WAS commenced.
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roxv1crs REcEIvEp.-Thc following were
received At the pcnitentiary yesterday From
campbell county, Nancy Hayth tcolorcO.
two years. attempted arson: from Prince
Edward. John Ferguson. three, and Essen
.lIch~"m. >cvrn years. for huuSc-LrcaklnS.
I~u iI'i"r also cOorrd.
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BALTIMORE MAIKET.-on frcnds nayiscrcnftor
lind us ut our new store on Main street near FlrsL
with mi entire new stCck. Orders taken the nigh,
before, and same sent homo carly next morning,
free of charge, by our wagon. ',-rf,H}
I've study to pIeasc " Is the motto under which
VIC intend To work.
STAasBERy, ATKINSON & CIAMBERLAIS,
formerly Stansbury Il Atkinson, ~
t, OF st. AlEan,s Hall.
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iur NATIONAL. BANK OF NIRGISIA, In, III
lG> ,Iti>"Incnt today. declares a ascrni.ann,,al
,iJ ldcnd "f > per cent. This was determined
rlmu n the mectmg of stockholders ycs1cr.
day. The business Of the r~,,k has been
wril managed, and it is in prosperous con-
,iIfinu. y ..'ha =..f#= 1
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E,nrisrrIoS FOR PRIsosEK.--Thc Go
vernon OF Nest Virgins, has issued his
rlGi>jion on Governor Walker for Lew
",., 10 stands charged with larceny
'H"''iH'c" III h',::.'nv county. Keller is
uoW i'll prison in WinclIt.>,.r * :
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Governor Hoffman. of New York, has refused tq
approve nfty-three bills. making h total Of eighty
two vetoed This session. f. b. SPENCE & Son have
refused to approve or take great, nahy bills, but
they sell 4 great deal of clothing for good bills.
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A new lot photographs Of Hollywood and Hebrew
cemeteries on memorial dty now rr.ily at REES'& &
Co.'S gallery, Maia street near Ninth. Single
copies Sls0 each size. II by 20 iu,heS. Parties de-
string them can bcs,ppllcd Mt short notice. Copies
specially prin,cdand put up for mailing No extra
rllarpn. --.I-L- 80
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,,>rrxrrp.-N William Marshall, convicted
., ,,uhr.l!ng the funds of the James River
-f,am't"at Company has been sentenced ~
ili:, nui"vn +" three years imprisonment
IA ilr. y nit"nilary. u...
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Irsr pF UxMAiLARLx LETTERS REMAINING
. ,Hr HrCuNuND Posr OFFICE JUNE 26. 1872.
Nr~. kLi" Anlow, Georgetown; nolMn,
, ,r, N 4 Co.. New York William j. Shift,
\,w Hope; Miss Ann Nina, Frcdcricks-
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The gentlemen attending the convention can make
their visit to this city profitable tothemselves by
calliug at LEVY BKoTHERs', lals and 1915 hiain
street. aud securing of the greatest bargains In
dry goods ever offered to the public. ,,.. III
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) R1cHAosp FEHALE IssTITuTE.-The puDhc
commencement OF this institution VIII DC
held in the girst Baptist church tonight NJ
81 O'Clock,
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Sweet oranges and red banaRas at ArGuSTIIE's
corner Franklin and Seventecntlr streets. .trf
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UMpEELLAs.-SIlk, alpaca, and gInglam uIn-
brcIlas for sale by T.. u. SPENCE q SON ~
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The reduction Ia prices at LEVY BROTHERS, grand
closiug-out sale has enliyened those who arc
not apt to have proper regard to the advantage OF
buying as reasonably as possible.
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l. pUTCHER's LIGHTNING FLT-KILLER sweeps
them off and clears the house speedily. Try It, Sold
by dealers everywhere. ..#,...t...,.. 2, sya agin
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Eight cases of sunstrokc were reported IN New
York yesterday. If people would wear thin clothes
and keep cool they would not have suustrokc. r.
y. SPENCE L Son can prevent sunstroke. Call on
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Great bargains in every article kept In irstcIass
dry-goods house can be had at LEVI BROTHERS..
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V.HROUGH TO LExlNG-a4s-aL1s
L TON AND BUCHANAN Bis:s-rsssss-
(ANAi, PACK ETS.-FARE THltUUtsH WIIH-
OUT MEALS, S.; WITH MEALS, ST..-on anu
after tue 18th Instant our PACKETS VIII rcsaiie
nsiar a. Friday at $50 p. 81, aud arrive at Lex
irlgtGn and buchanan at a. NJ ,aai ~ :.
Passengers for the above places leaving Iichmond
by railroad on these days can take tho boat in
Lynchburg and go directly ON, ,nakips the trip IN
twcnty-fc,ir hours.
no change hl run between Richmond ana Lysstn.
burg. fte i5-aTtl ,g u. EDMOND. !,
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levy BROTHERS have marked down the price Of
every article In their store, to sell of many
dry goods as possible. 'u,t.t lAs-ti't -..53Ai4.'
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E,>ac or THERMOMETER At DtsrhTcH Or-
.,.,r, Wednesday, june %: a. NJ, IS de-
.r.,,>; 81. NJ, $, degrees; 4 L. NJ, 80 dc
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ryg>r< Governor Walker transtcts
.u>,uc>, to-day nj tho Executive Mansion.
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RIVERSIDE PARK will be open to the public from
80 2. NJ till 10 O'Clock Tonight. The Dolly Warden
boats will run as usual Everybody will be there
this evening. ss .tl.retts at..
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White vests In great variety for sale by E.. B.
;PENCE & SOS. ''5' = t}tA '''
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Go to huGUSTlNE's, ut the Old Market, and gc
three fine pliicapplcs for fifty cents.
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P1c-Nlc AT R1vsRsii 1vsRsiLi1is The Undine Iep-i \
pie OF Honor arif T'emIjefihcc VIII nave y
picnic ut Riverside Park to-day.
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Collars an,l ncckties of all the new styles at 4. 3.
supxnu 4 Sn..,s
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Alpaca end linen coats for sale by E. e. srEScE
& Son.
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NIUE. DE ,L'EAU .HOTEL, Il, ag.sti.it
sEWELL,S POINT, t,,.t

NEARLY OPPOSITE FOBTRESS MONROE. i. .,fs
This new and superior hotel VIII he opened for
visitors on MONDAY, Iune 3D., 1877 under tile su-t
ptirvision Of the undersigned. and will lie kept rs
side. ~. sa -. 4
Splendid fishing, boatg, saltwater bathing,
of the sen ant land can bc found ut ts delightful
and convenient summer resort. sfEi t ti-3f3tIalrt
Arrangements have been made with tho various
railroad companies tU sell return tickets to- visitors
n VUE DE L'EAU for one fare, provided their
tickets are st;I,npcd at'the hotel.
St,4i,ncrs viii constantly run between Norfolk,
Portsmouth, and the hotel.
Telegraph Office In tp, honse- Two malls daily.
TERMS: 50 per day, S35 for, tWq, weeks, S9 per
month. ii's'#l ~ a'@'. X. 3. DODSOS,
Proprietor Atlantic Hotei, Norfolk, Va.
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GUNNER HOME.-PersOns Wishing to
- lind PHEASANT TiOMF: for the summer can
he accommodated at the FAUQUIERs cFlshfALE
INSTITUTE, Warrcnton, Va. Apply to
,rr-,j nj f-..,ts ys3ifi' ROBEkT FRAZER.
TERMS: $40 per month. 10 aO-Th&Tnaw. III
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nDALTIMORE hEARKET."--An adyer.
ID tiseniens under this head appearing In yes
terday's Dtspdtch, we, without comment, call the
attention OF The public 70 the following: 3 3;tE
From the Dispatch Of April IS, 1872. E
Having closed out our stock TO Mr. b. G. Morriss,
Of this city, we take pleasure in recommending NM
TO our old patrons aud The public. ttt
" sraNsBUnY q ATKINsos.s y. u.
Itesreetfully, <.,,,s5
te a7-sts - !. : R,a. MORRtSS & ".
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TOR PHIbADELPHIA.-GfEFk
L The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain s2ts 22tkssssaesea..
PLATT will receive freight for the above port tii
THURSDAY the :7th instant nj II O'Clock.
3erscS and Delaware, also for Norfolk. Boston, and
New Orleans, at low rates- Passage 10 Phiadelpbta,
Including meals and stateroom, y.
: o'N' -, :, "a w. F. Porter, Agent,
te er-at No. 242, Dock street. !
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
In !y,,ga MOSTGoaiEI II COUN.

Tii9 above watering-phce, which Isl universally
recog1ftztn ns 1.,s.yg34E:fs f,bittt.iys Atsg,nt
A SPECIFIC IN ALI CASES OF DYSPEPSIA,
win bc open for the reception 6f Visitors on the
FLRSTiDaY OF JUNE. ih itiSny 1865 'ttt
These Springs are delightfully."- situated ina bend {
of Roanoke river, among the highest peaks Of the
alfegiiany mor'ntains, With magnificent lawn em-
braciny loO acres, possessing the rare ttracion OF
mountain and water scencrs eombl!ied, withtn % }
sirpi ai Ohio rnilr6nd tht. great ,thoroashfsfe- I
North and 5outh), and are accessible to all parts Of
the UniUH. - If'fs .hsEE'iss:it ~ - Mi
S,pcs the last season many improvements hass been
Inade, and n number of new buildings have been
added making these springs the most cOnmadiois
nm NV aT.im n.,' =, w. n. BISHOP. Mailager.t
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HAVING to lay upat Norfolk Ss5IIa,
< Il for repairs, the steamer PAIL
SADIE. Captain NEEsON,w Will not maze heI ususi ,i
be given of The resumption Of trips. my ~
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

Penltroke shirts for sale by y. q srkxcr ( Cos
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DOWHATAN STEAMBOATesEEMlla,
,,.. ts. COMPANIES .saE
uyIEI<I LINZ

DoWHATAN sTEAMBOATes
a ,,.v.t ri iCUhIPANY'S sEas..s.sssss.
SEMI-WFEkLY LINE d,rs.. .4f /, (,
! .~at'. 'r'.!fi ..'''at @ FOR
BALTIMORE AND ALL POINTS SOUTH MD
WEST, IN CONNECTION WITH BALTl-
MORE AND OHIO AND EOKTHERNf =
CENTRAL RAILROAIE. ..ss
The steamers OF this Tine leave tinlr wharf ~
Rockets every TUESDAY night al high tide, AMI op
Saturday NJ O'Clock i. b.
Frcight received every duy mp TO lmlf-rast O'Clock
2. 8i. Saturdays until lialf-flst o'clock I. M,
ia
t"r s7lsm q WIfLiAH + BRETT, Agent
T'OR NEW ,YoRK.-Tbe Old sfEsN
II Dominion Steamship Company's ele, = ::
CANT sIde-wheel sts;tmship W1ANokE,, ,Csplaln
Freight RECEIVED until o'clock ,d A. . M ,,u
waIipd with dispatch to alt points north, south.
st AID west Close connections made with SaI'ar
,,nsr,r,sset Fare, SIP etcer,re 10; rountl-trir
tickets, s2o For lIeisht or Eassage, nEniy 70 ajs
: JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
10 ef-at No. y Governor street.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,

OATH ALUM SPRINGS,;it iaas4,,ilsIes
ID BATH COUNTY. ylRGINlA. .,,.,.tt
~ OPENED TO VISITORS j UssE, 10, ls7e, z,
mountain, ten miles from 1fillborongh depot Ches,
apcakc and Ohio r.ilroaa on the main stage Ts.a ,
leading to Warrn, Hot, and Healing Springs, iIhe
locatlonis splendid both In pointnf climate and
scenery, the atmosphere is pure and
the mountain scenery diversified Alid picturesque.
surpassed. '''t
.Forcirculars, giving terms, OF
r",I,I ] 49, JOSEPH BAXTER. Pronrietor -.
tc aim Batb Alum Springs, II
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NTEW FAMILY FLoUR.-Forty bags
In prtn,e NEW FAMILY FLOUR. 4 i
81 WILLIAM Il. .DANDglDaE4CO,
lasI SIT grsad street.
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). While the, meeting was going on in the
Theatre,athe thousands outside. orgahizea 20
Others, which were addressed ny non: a;
r. Hollad1y, General mDoden, ueneiu
Bradley sT.iJohnson, Is. H. MaSruaer, hsI.'t
of Albemarie, Captain Mcl allt Oh hoaIioke,
and .AIram Hall of Richmond. In the
mean time Che enthusiasm of the crowd was rs
manifested In many noisy wa az . g .i;r as
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WALTER iDlNWIDDIE.
.!Nstt .HGGuEser 8

NUCNPAfN-TUPH HUUSE.-ThB Well
IYl known and celebrated sU MINER RESORT,
the Bluc Ridge. one mile ,frnin the Qhesageake
climate and sceuery are not yuallcdl In Stnse
THE rooms, table, and other accommodations, are all
that can be desired. nflii $500 t{'s5tEss.tt9sss
Board, per month. ~
y rosrtl, per week IL
Board, pcr day. mr. y i,i
and from the Hotel. 15ai 80 E..., - . St'a't'
ie i-lm r. N. LEFTWLCTI, MapNger.,l
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!, 4 IyifTHE SOUTHERN cROss FRO
IN 5THEIsHOoD GEL LEfRATlOS uts tis Faff
.session of.ssRAGGEDiRa&G Nc Etss = TBdsc Wisia-
Ing To psrtleipae t tllt part af ise
street east. before July I'd prfzc 81 snit OF
eloies win be given u the most siec,rfal costume.
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MRS a. C.TURNLE J, having returned
MI from New York, viii be pleassd t6iIsss tl.a
ladics call and examine her iar2e 81 new
MisTLEs, sKIgTss cogSETs. ,READY-AADEt
=. .Gs- - NSf7gss'' UT Suits. &C., &c.
No. gc5 Broad street, beswesa Ninth ana TENN.
Ne1y w 80 1f<sss
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1I,IIE RI1aiMoND sgEAAfI5Fxs1sHEs
r,,EnT III md vii Gn fYRiNsi
II NH iinsis OF LADIES' nd "A kS'S
and "a. siI ceioss hsy sl 9, sass
ssgSfsont fefng taken as, and ce4nipE 9eps
el,tliiiae ny Esw process Of stesas tifsn snsss
ef,s' - .35ls5 my xi-tne y
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-02-03
The Militia Luxury,

The militia Of Louisiana is not a
mere myth, but has II real, corporeal,
and particularly q financial existence.
We confess, however, we were wholly
ignorant that such was the fact, until
within the past few weeks. We had
supposed that the laws framed by the
Radicals to organize n militia, and arm
and equip it, were passed mainly for
buncombe, and would no more affect
the Treasury Of the State than such
laws did before the war;
1t appears now by recent develop
mcnts that we have been maintaining
Il worry considerable militia army in
Louisiana. At the extra session of the
General Assembly, in 1870, 300, 900
were appropriated to organize, arm,
equip and instruct the militia, and to
this was added Sl5O,000 more in 1871,
making a total of $25O,OOO All of this
amount has been expendetl-ere,y DOL
'or of II! This is the way it went
For arms and uniforms. ......Sl5S 7O7 Ii
"rs,laries and officers pny...... 30 ABA 81
, .rm' Oh Offices 7294 45
contingent expenses. 53,G07 43
We arc pleased to SEQ that Mr.. RAY
''''' ''fArcd u resolution asking the Gov.
crncr to furnish an itcmized account of
the purchases made with this large
sum Of the peoples money. 1t is sim
ply prcpostcrous that Il State should
eNpcnd i'll one year Il quarter of mil
lion of ''o1l"''S, for Il purpose so utterly
absurd, when the States expenditures
during tho same period exceeded the
revenues by
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-02-03
The Parishes.

There are now fifty-six parishes in
the State, eight having been organized
since the war, viz: Cameron, Grant,
Iberia, Richland, Red River, Tangip-
ahoa, Vernon and Webster.
The largest tax-paying parish is, Of
course, the parish Of Orleans
The next is Jefferson, the next Caddo,
and the next Iberville, and the next
East Baton Rouge. Ouachita, for
1871, stands thirteenth, and is assessed
total tax of $s5, ,2O5 36, being decrease
of sl3,5s6, since 1870, when the paris,
stood third on the list. This decrease
is due to the difference in the valuation
of property by the parish board Of APP
praisers. The parish of Vernon pays
the smallest tax, the whole amounting
to $2,791 02. There are eight parishes
paying each less than ten thousand
dollars, and twenty-five paying less
than ten thousand dollars. We subioin
moro explicit information relative to
neighboring parishes
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-02-03
Show Us Your Hand.

Mr. Ray has introduced Il bill in the
Senate to charter the Monroe, Bastrop
and Ark ansas Railroad Company. We
don't know anything about the bill,
but we trust and pray to God there is
a section in it forfeiting the charter
whenever the Company shall give no
better evidence Of railroad enterprise
and ability than that afforded by the
North Louis lana and Texas Company,
of which Mr.. Ray is Il leading men,
Der. viii Mr.. Ray obligc us with Il
copy Of his bill? If there are any jobs
in it, its failure is already settled.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-02-03
Go Slow :.

We hear it said that certain Demo-
Gratis and tho Carter Republicans en-
tered into an agreement, before forming
their Reform alliance, to run, next
November joint state ticket, and that
the ticket was agreed on, in advance.
In advance, VIC say, proceed slowly,
gentlemen. Beware you don't cncour-
age the people to doubt the sincerity of
your Reform movement Take caro- of
Reform all the tine. but lust let timc
and the people attend to the offices.
They are not going to take up, OF coun-
tenance Warmoth that is certain. And
they don't see that they arc bound to
Siefd to Col. Carter, either.
y hybrid State ticket is not in order
at this time and we don't think it ever
will be, while success is Il matter to be
looked after. IF the Carter movement
has gone as far us we have heard. yc
desire to say we wish to be s.CxrusrI
OUT And the same to you and vour
family, Mr.. Wnrmoth We are not
hungry for dirt vet awhile.
The question is RErolsM mot R,tr,
greSSiOn.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-02-03
The Senatorial Court.

In the minds Of several Well-inft,rned
| lawyers grave doubt exists rs to the
| legality, and particularly the coi,stitu-
tionnlity Of the extra session of the
Senate, whercat Pinchback was sclec-
| ted to preside over the Senate in place
of Dunn.
There is wall-cyctl Senator called
Campbell-thcs same official that figured
hereabouts in 1866 rs n cotton agent of
fertile resources, and is now, beside
being Senator, Major General Of mill
tin, and has something to 10 with the
Land Ofice-who has solved the extra
session problem, and in so doing has
eclipsed all tho legal lights of the age,
1t was, therefore, very appropriate he
should be placed on the Senate Judi
ciary Committee.
Mr.. Campbell has settled the matter
in very few words =, brief resolution.
brief It's himself, which reads thus
Resolved, That the proceedings of
the extra session be ratified as constitu-
tional.
Seventeen senators voted aye ON the
resolution, and sixteen voted nay, Sen
ator Anderson alone of those elected
as Democrats voting aye.
There can be no doubt now, whatcv-
er, that the proceedings OF the extra
session Tere constitutional, and we
must all so accept them, because of the
i'ct just recorded, namely, that the
Senate, tho highest .js,diciol tribunal in
the State, has SO decided! We under
stand, now, That nothing done Mt the
extra session WAS unconstitutional. and
| ehat tho election of Pinchback. :. and all
ms subsequent acts AIS Lieutenant Gov
! ernof, ae questions res juiicuta. Camp
neli mas made it impossible to bring
.,, .ne,'t before the Courts. bully boy,
With wall eyes!
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-02-03
One of the Light weights.

" "Antny-Over-'ton has introduced a
bill in the House, looking to the clean
ing out of Ioung's Bayou provided,
tho city of Monroe, and the parish of
Ouachita, and the iand-holders adjacent,
Will assist in the work. We should like
TO know what Antny proposes for the
State to do. And we should like to
know, what business he has there. if
he cannot get an appropriation to DIG n
ditch four or five miles long. lie had
better come back to his doggery at Five
Points, If he hasn't that much hcft and
OtOl!
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-02-03

Hance Williams, of Bossier, convict,
ca OF cotton stealing, was pardoncd by
the Governor on the recommendation
Of citizens Of the parish, who, in their
application, stated he had been made
''a eats paw.'-N. o. Ref,n,'iccnu.
The citizens Of Bossier knew their man.
They perfectly understood that there
was but one stronger plea to enter,
and that was Hancc's positive guilt
ana they knew the Governor had a
monkeys weakness f,r cats paws. \
man who would steal, and could he
used rs eats paw, had Il r,uuble recon-
nteutfatinn To f.IccT.,iVe clemcucv.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-02-03
S5,O1O,S7S S1!!

Tho New Orleans Republican {War-
moth) hopes that the Picayunc, s!untler
its present prudent and s:agacious man
ugcmcnt," may bc continued to be pub
iiShru g many years more And this
is one of the "goltlcn opinions" which,
assures the Picayunc that it &c has been
true (Sic) to the general public interests
"edon'tsay the Picayune has not beer,
true, but we do say it derives COM
fort from :, source very inimical to the
" "gcncral public interests"