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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26

The Liberal clubs will make grand dis
play at their tOrchlight procession and mass
meeting soon to take place. Many of the
clubs are uniforming, all are securing
torchlights, transparehcies, fireworks, etc,
and We may expect an exhibition such as
not even the never-to-be forgotten Bell and
Everett and Breckenridge parades will
rival. We doubt not the city will be
thronged with visitors to witness this stir
ring political event.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26

- Colonel Eugene Waggaman made last
ditch speech at Keller market last night
He told those who had patience to hear
him through all he knew about Warmoth
and good deal more; but, strange to say,
he did not seem to know a thing about
Augustus Schell's letter to Emile Lasere.
The last ditch orators will return to their
spew.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
DRAuATICs Ar THE SEASIDE.

AMATEUR EXHIBITION AT BARNES HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CITY.
On MONDAY NIGHT, July %, viii be presented,
for the amusement Of the visitors 70 TINS reseTt.
Laughing Hyena.
The characters By volunteer members Of the
s5skespeaTe Club assisted by Miss Blanche DeBar
and Mrs. G.. G. Pearce. -.,
passengers on the New Orleans. Mobile and Texas
railroad viii please notify the conductor when they
Wisi to stop at the Rotel station.
iv25 lt W A.. HURD & CO., Lessees.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26
Horace Greeley and jefferson Davis Bail
Bond.

The following manly letter Was written
by Mr.. Greeley to a citizen of Washington
at the time he went on the bail bond Of JEFF
ferson Davis. II speaks for itself, and
needs no praise:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26

Prominently displayed at Haley's, on
Commercial place, is an excellent engraved
portrait of Horace Greeley. A squad of
colored men stopped to admire it, when one
Of them enthusiastically exclaimed; "He's
my man for President. Sink or swim. sur
vive or perish, he gets my vote in Novem-
Der ~ The entire party burst out in a
cheer for Greeley, and proceeded on their
way rejoicing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26

80 prizes, amounting tO................S 80 900
Whole tickets, $40 shares in proportion.
Prizes pay able without deduction
Orders to be addressed 70
CHARLES T. HOWARD,
Lock box 692 Pestofhce, New Orleans
Send postOfice money order, or register your let
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26
BUSINESS CARDS.

HARLEY, BRIGHT g. CO.,
Il. ". Farley, John Bright, W. Farley
New York; New Orleans; Montgomery
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS,
No. 73 CarOndeIet Street, New Orleans
We are prepared make liberal gdvances on
coueipnn ents OF cotton, 81 gar and western pro
duce fer sale here OF for shipment To II. W. FAX
LEY New York Orders solicited for pure hase or
sale by hrm Of cotton for future delivery iY9 In
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26

a Dolly Warden bathing suit is the latest
fancy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26
TUHN GRAYEK,

%
Proprietor Of Phoenix Stables and Undertaken, EOs
35 and 81 Elysian Fields street opposite Pontchar
train railroad, Third District, New Orleans. Car
rages BarOuChes, Bugges and Saddle Horses 70
hire. Horses bought, sold and kept on livery
Patent Metallic Burial Cases. Mahogany, Blacs
Walnut and plain Collins always on hand. Funer
strict attention to business, to obtain share Of
public patrOna . iyI8 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26
gvHEAP GAS FIxTUREs AND

PLUMBERS MATERIALS.
SULLIVAN & BULdER
PLUMBERS AND, GAS FITTERS AND AGENTS
FOR THE BARSTOW COOKING RANGE,
1l5 P0ydTHs, next door TO Camp sLroet
Dealers in Plumbing and Gas Fitting Materials.
House, ship and steamboat woIE promptly ~
tended to- Box No. 226 Mechanics and Dealers
Exchange. au22 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26

I'll W. FAHLh1'
lanes A. Farley, W. o. Baldwin, of Montgomery,
Alabama limited partners; H. W. Farley, late
of New Orleans, Louisiana. pestotfce box No.
1909 New York, gent raj paTtherl
COTTON FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. 1872 Pearl Street, New York
CCusirnments solicited, on which liberal ad
vancts will Le made. Orders for purchase and
cuted jy9lm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26

The Citi=ens' Guard published a recent
Baton Rouge correspondence, detailing an
alleged split in the Liberal Republican
ranks, Sheriff Hurst entering the lists
against Judge Underwood and beating him
in the contest for delegates to the August
convention. There is not word of truth,
weare assured, in the statement The Lib
erals in Baton Rouge are united and har-
monious. Mr.. Underwood was elected to
the parish convention, but was not even
nominee or aspirant for the State cOnven-
ton, so could not have been beaten and
bolted as described. Besides, although
member, he was in New Orleans at the time
the parish convention sat. The GRANTEES
are welcome to all the comfort they can
draw from such misrepresentation as are
contained in this Baton Rouge letter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26
POLITICAL GLEANINGs.

We have no authentic statement of the
contents Of the dispatches from Washing,
ton on the subject of harInonizing the Re
publican party, but the politicians were
busy over the subject yesterday. That
something which may operate an important
change in the political situation, will come
out of present negotiations, seems to be
the general conviction among Republicans.
What will the Last-Ditehers now do ~
is the question agitating the popular mind.
Repudiated and rebuked by the highest
Democratic authority in the land, will they
continue their attempt to divide the anti
Grant elements in Louisiana, or setting
aside selfish ambitions enter the conflict as
part and parcel Of the great Liberal Reform
party that alone can accomplish what the
people desire and demand The people
have made up their minds to'hold them to
a severe accountability should their rule or
ruin schemes result in disaster to the gen
eral veal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26

The Stampede from Grant TO Greeley.
This is special to the ST. Louis Repub-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26

CONTINUED o. EI0uTH PAGBI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26
NEW YORK.

SHle.Of n Million Of Government Cold
Burning of the Catholic PrOtectoPy-
Loss $3.50, ,0OO-Specie by the Westpha :
Iia-Erie Railroad shops Burned-The
Last Ditchers - National Democratic
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-09
The Monster Show is Coming.

Ey the advertisement in ;inoi'cE
column. it will be seen that james Il.
Coopcr'.; monster caravan hie'iA@'t'''
museum and circus will exhibit IN
Monroe, Tuesday, 10Th inst--:'itcfno"h
and night. We arc informed That inns
is the largest show on earth, embracing
under two mammoth tents all me III
structiye and interesting features Oh Il
grand mcnageric and 4 conpicte
museum. Among the many features Oh
these departments is a living hippo
potamus orthc New World and the orig
inal Cardiff Giant, or man OF stone,
found in Onontlaigua county, Ne"
York, weight 1900 pounds. In addition
to the ,ncnagcric and muscun', IL hr'i
liant circus entertainment IS gwen
One ticket admitting to the mcnaScri'
museum and circus without cE'f;
charge. On tho morning of exhibition
Il grand street parade Will be given
introducing u living lion loose III III
streets, elephant and camel and Il ION
line of animal dens, etc. ctc. itcihch
bcr-MonrOc, Nov 10.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-09
THE FIFTH DISTRICT.

lawns. no definite news from moro
than four parishes, it is Impossible ior
Ms to Give the result i'll THIS Congress
sioual district. Morry receives ";''o
majority in Cnucordi:, and Madison
the latter parish, by II process unaccnu-
tablc to US, giving Mor"N some '"o"
vote.. more than pinchhac!<. Mctran'r
has c:t,vicd eight parishes, itnot nine,
out OF iuNrtccu; but ii appears that,
while he lEAprrL earnestly and h:ird
for Liberals * we'll as Nrnorrnt~---
sheridan rs wciir>; NtcEnury some ot
thc Fusionists havc'~ilcd TO recognize"
,,c corresponding oh''s>aion resting
i , t,,cr. \ few voters, VIII tender
Th,t ohicctinw to McCrani"'S S">allcd
o>,.,,,n Democracy, have touched -.
- hcartwith pity by consistently 9"PPo.
inc. an ,Strcmr Republican,. AS ",
,.,pi, WIS said to be The only marc
e,,cu Democrat on the ticket, ana W.
J,ced there 10y AcomNact, Soo' '''i'
,o,t to have been shown nun ny Il
!. , lie is pleased to soc that II
=. friends have supported the Wh"'c 'leh.
and to SAY that he himself N"''" u
a. ticket openly.
i The employment "l |. -. troops
- c,ibornc, Catahoula, jackson ii
If other avishcs, ostensibly TO rf'Sef
10 order. and not i'll large kad'cai paris
- os will tell its own tale III i SIN
~ whit, vote. Systematic lnti'h'''''.
,o of the II. ost powerful kind has p'o,
bly succeeded i'll carrying the ''Str
4 by about 1000 votes for MoieE' /
-, und,r the rulings established ny
,rv Repuhiicaus in 1865, McCran'' - cue
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-09
l'hc warning has Been iicrarH.

since the exposure OF the attempts hi''''
~ certain unScrupulrUS local ur't'f~' 20
,nlm OF thCir course aStrinGriilS' h'''I''
rom choap, and iinpur" nat"flalH. IN 'it'
,lncc of the great nationa! t"nlr !i"~t'l-
cr', Stomach Eittrr~. pllhNH "p'nlrli ms
y. 81 ronnlv against these rniri,E and lh"h
P'>arat IONS. Their H""upAtion - Eohr. or
~I""',,,ill be- When the light - let lit1"
;,,t ii soon willis down. Persons WI"
t ,. W ',',,,>ucir own health, Ivy using ul-
>hoM., itrlhautiols, with no guarantees L"
S,..t,, NV tW<h"n an Cslaolr'hcd Sp"ri'''
| tI,,',,i,. wnnt it~ years. CNpNil"hHr 10 !,'
| ,En;. r,,rh are sly rIai'n"d |" he, l. Miiiu'
| Nrny nave done SON&rlcni ltN'' 'VI''t, - :
| y; hr,nrI i'm; the trutlENlS nl~;''Nr"' ON II
| Is t N thc OWL. In NC&!iN ~NoN'il 't'''
,,,,,S for the leading proiCI,Ntlhir ne t''
n,;,,n medicine OF America HNll t'H'N
rI,, ~ il has. been this SEASON. 49, 80
80. ,,j ,rue dist riots of the "N@Hol ltiI
~, ,nd south il is literally NE'rNNE Ny u
W. ,HI II may bc said OF the 9"iN''H -
LII 7,Inits Of the country OF ne cures u ~
tn,iimt, in Dyspepsia. bilious
ma chronic coMstiratlNN, 'h''' ',i ,;,,i
;s IrTi0u" E.vCrywhcrri he Si,.> , ,'',
| sorIi7 to have realized TN" h'P'iI ,,,i',,i
, .jrriai,,,r fast that which i 1000, ,'','
.oiIi,,:r what is spurious, and M WINK
: rrhC numerous 'EittcrF, W., ,,itSI
: r,,mcs which nlCrcCnarN ecu ''n,,,,h y
~ Substitute for IIos;cit"r ,,,T, X,
t to,.,N should be avoided, icfn.'>tIl ,r.~r II,
~. Tho Sick and the public ~ ~ - l,tt'
Z t;t,rr's EittcrS are pr0'u'T'"
- N,tfN and never sold in Quits
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-09
iuzE"UpOn returning from

pSs Upon returning from the "f'i"-
o,,s canvass of this district, We ioun"
orr office force pretty we'll W"riich
down and Office in"tcrial considerably
dcrangcd by reason OF the demand
made upon the office the past ten days
in the interest ofth" Fusion ticket
We are clad to know that the friends
Of The ticket took us ut our "n'h "'''
used our appliances freely ANA WITH
out charge; but the press of work h;'-
compelled us to appear with "i''y !;
half sheet this week, in which, now
ever. We arc able to present all IN" a"
thcntic election news r"'"'N''i "t' Il
Intt-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-09

l'oL,'A,EIA, LA., Oct. :


capt. &. ". 1ctr"'''c: :.,.,
NV Respected tricnd : guy" so" Il
stat,ncnt oflny mi,;!ertunr, which occur
rcd on the 9Th inst. ! had an aNl'nint-
mcnt fifteen miles frnn home, in' the
PURPOSE Of preaching Il funeral sermon,
bv request of Il friend, over his two
children that had CLOSED their i"TriE
little owes in death. In order to reach
the place in time, myself and Wil'
closed our doors ut ten minutes after
one o'clock II. NJ. suppose we hab
not left exceeding one half hour, before
oncratiOnS commenced. My doors
! were broken open, and my hnu1e ROB-
| bed of min" hUi1,ii'tW IDi/"I#, all the
money | had in the world; nay mouse
WAS then set on fire and every thlhS
consumed except the suits we hAu on
This is awful for an old man seventy
wears of age. The guilty devils nave
been arrested and placed under very
lirnt bonds for their appearances Il
court, which, rs they wcr" negroes
: was, very easy for them TO to, i'll thcS'
DAYS of Radical or negro sympathy
The plan was devised by old'r negroes
, and executed by a boy seventeen year
| nf ,.rr Your friend, &C.,
THOMAS MEREDITH.
+ J.. :. 80 insurance whatever.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-09
THE ELECTION IN OuACHIiA.
Intimidation 1T the Folls--ISow the Farce
Was Played.

r,ha election on the 18th inst. passed
~ ou;.tlv. There was no actual dis
t,rhonce of any kind, although ample
p.etexts for one were furnished by inc
cone,ct of the Radicals throughout the
day. srobably at no precinct III any
part Of TIN state was there Il greater i'll
timidation II voters than mt the-rrc-
cincts in this l-rish. !
From reliable 'ufornation furnlShc"
Ivy numbers of perse,s--not being pres
ant ourself-wc are eaablcd to make
the following showing & the manner
in which ga fair, free am pcaccahlc
,,,,t;on,, was held i'll Monroe->
,rhe whites were considerably Wtinl-
;dated by the prc""nc" OF ''''''' ''se.eS
troops. and were prevented from "7'NS
H., ordinary means; usually r"S"r''" .
,oy +, s,!icit votes. There was
,,,tu,l anticipation III the elec'loi
INV tho soldiers, but their presence ''.i
unouestionably kept many from ''''
no,ls. and those who did attend IRON
usiup energetic means to carry '''
Fusion ticket. 1t was the moran pow
produced by the simple presence oi III
soldiers, and the fact that the coio'e'
,,ote,s we're informed that 1t was 'hei
dutv to vote the Radical ticket Una
prevented u free choice among the III
proes. Every species of moral mum
1.+;,, WAS resorted to. For days pre-
v;o,s To the election, and on the day
the election, the coiorrd voters WEI
told, and impressed with the oel'e
that it was penitentiary ohense
scratch u ticket, or to vote the Fuse
ticket.
The colored voters were kept III
well regulated alignment, ana III
would go up and down the line eve
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-09
RESULTS OF THE ELECTION.

We NAV safely congratulate the peo-
,,o urop the fact that the election IS
,yer; for, the issue, whatever IL may w.
has brought to rich and poor n'sn
md low successful and unsuccessful
q sense of genuine relief The haro-
fought struggle is over; somebody IL IS
true. has been hurt, and we may hear
proans and signs of the wounded anu
diving, but all this was inevitable ana
we can only hope that the sufferers
will die like heroes and make rs oe-
cent and respectable corpses as the n''-
+,re If their several cases will allow.
Looking abroad over the "Natioh'
we are constrained to bow our edltori'i
head reverentiaily, in token OIL sorro"
for the defeat of our gallant ola ieaoer'
Horace Greeley. And we are none '"e
Lace sorrowful because we never h''"
nny confidence in his election anu 'o
,ieved his nomination a blundcr from
tho start. Mr.. Greeley has nobly done
his duty, battling against power 'o
man ever encountered before, ana, We
arr. surc. will prove greater in "eiea'
than in the prospect ofsuccess. Ae '.e
KING. of the Tribune, he Will DE 1o''''o q
more powerful friend of the South an"
more troublesome enemy to tadlc;'i-
ism than he was as a candidate lof t''e
presidency. But the Democracy, lea
by him, went to battle under 1a'so col
ors and broken by despair.
It began the race demoralized, an'
has ended it shattered. The Llbera
Republican movement, never amount
ing to much numerically, is, III slang
but expressive, phraseology, "playe
out.n The failure, by its great leaders
to develop any Republican strength
the North, even in single dlstrlc
has nut an extinguisher on the incip
ent fame. Still, its origlnators NAY
fertility of resources, are strong al
brave. and out of their united etfo'
NAV come something yet to brl'
hack the Union to its original coul
and reckoning.
IN OUR STATE,
We confidently predict the success
the Fusion ticket, for all State ofilc
The conservative people, appearing
many places to care nothing tor
risk of elccting Radicals i'll the dlstr'
and parishes, have happily and WIS
shown care for the salvation OF
state. We are gratitied to know ii
in our humble way, we have cohtfi
ted something to achieving this res
even if it has been done by sacrlfic
orr personal claims or aspirations.
is to be hoped that the wisdom
efforts Of the people have included
their scope the election OF sound
good men to the Legislature.
McEnery, as Governor, Will ne
able long to stem the tide of corrul
ina Radical legislature; but WI
conservative majority he may, III
wears, make Louisiana prosper
great and happy.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-09

Although 4 terrible ordeal 10 nav
nossed through, our fire of last beee'''
hcr will. we arc satisfied, prove Il nehe
fit to our city. The new brich S'ole7 VI
Messrs. Dreyrus, Gerson, l>ins' H'"''
and Sanders would prove creoi''''o ~
9 citv of much greater pretensions. '''e
latter named gentleman, with '"'''-
n,ond,ble forcthougl.t, appfcc'a'ih'
,,ro,t need Of this community, '''f'
h,;,t q handsome and spacious hail
o,,cr his store where particlpator5 III
,r,so,,;c rites and ceremonies, lovers Oh
social and literary gatherings, ana M
1nl"crs in the Tcrpsichor"an arr, cam
cniov themselves to their Hearts con-
font with q sense OF security Wiilch INC
unbIcmishcd condition Of the hcau'llui-
w finished walls must inspire, a''''
repeated indul.scnccs on the 'l@'' '''''
tastic toe, by thirty OF forty couples ~
one time on the floor. We hope '!:'
Young folks will bear in thci: grateful
remembrance the tlloug,;tt:ln's: o. IN
contributor to their pleasures, WV
never sru,nblcs nj Them excerpt wac
he fpciI like it.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-09
Trenton, La, Oct. 81, 1872.
r. JACKSON:

n WITH
II 4 d Il NJ c l. n y,
TRENTON, la.
Having connected himself Win NE t: an"N"
li"' 10Y ,"u,intancc call on him when th''E
3i''it Trcnton, ana Will be pleased to SerTr
thcm in amy way possible YIN ai Mcrci,
';IIiisc fcclin.: confident that he can mast
:, ~ ,Inir interest to do so. oct.o, IT'LL
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-09
,,,;putns and inspect their ballots.

c,,,, ,,,ipntes and inspect their ballots. l!
Judge Baker was very prominent III
t,;s sort Of work, and he was ably as
s;stod nv numerous other Radicals not .
ou;te so prominent but equally as
efficient. At the box on Desoiartt street,
tho colorcd voters became very restiEe
nndcr the severe discipline to Whlcii
+hev were subjected, and at one uhie
were about to "break ranks. 1''i7
would have permitted the f"s'o'''S''
TO appeal to them and solicit 'neif
votes, and would have given '''e'ii an
opportunity to vote the ticket OF '",.'
choicc The Radicals were cherSe.'e
.,1 nerc,nptory- in their efforts TO keep
them in ranks; and one Il Proi'''"."'
Radical-reportcd to be one OF inc Nay
familv-urged the file closers 20 k"ocN
them down with Il stick if they GU" '"'
keep III ranks.
r. ;s stated in an affidavit, ana inc
fact was witnessed by many
voters. that Deputy Sheriff lihNsf'.>e
stood Mt the polls and demande" ''' liz
s,e,tion OF the ballots OF colorea E"'clS'
a., h,inr demonstrated with, tor Sic''
conduct, he changed the form Oh h''
rcouisition, and stated t" the voters
th,t thcv were not compelled to Sho"
their ballots, but they could let him IN
spcct them if they so desired. rms was
within less than ten feet of the poil5.
h Such conduct, coming from IN officer
, whose duty should have been "h'S W
preserve peace and to prevent UNDUE
i,Aurnce from being used upon voters,
&c deserving Of the scvcrcst condenn;l-
, t;on. He is Il deputy sheriff, an" ths
I negroes look upon him AS having al'''oS
unbranded authority, and rcqueS
ox,cn from him as equivalent to com
Il mand.
There were many negroes who tool
tho IrusiOn ticket with the sincere AM
= honest intention of voting 1t, but
~ WAS taken from them before thcy h'
an onportunity of dcpositinG it. Ihcl
-. were several instances OF colorcu Eo'e'
y. bcinr laughed and jecred at by tn
-: Radical negros because they hau l. uSio
tickets and desired to vote them. IN
WAS carried to such an extent that
,,+, one time the commissioners h'd I"
tcrferc to prevent Il disturbance.
Such conduct rs this requires
comment.
The ballot box at Filhiops was Sc
down locked, and was returned WI
49,, the lock off. at Lyles's there was
:, Doll opened, but the voters either VIC
+o Rrannon's or came to Monroe, Il
lots voted.
,ely AL trenton ''''''' -.
10 clurcd that they were sworn TO V
,,,+ the straight Radical ticket. Iho3e
were under solemn pledges to vote
,. Damocrats and wanted to do 50, W
o;uo to the polls like vcritablc slaves
- ,nd voted the ticket Of the Grant cit
,,d Their very souls seemed t" be IN
:, rcss.,p What, with this state OF al
ot the polls, and with the m"n:'
~, fnIschoous and corrupt means use"
fore the election to intimidatc the
;. wr,cs-such rs telling them they We
it'll 4 be put n;'e" ''''' $40, .:,,
c,,r ne allowed to walk the roai5 WIFI
,,...s .yr..-thrrC remains to cSta'
inlallibly, that interference WIN
suffrage rcprobatcu in the IND sec
, ,rihc Election law, aul to stamp
days election rs II diSGrar"'"l !;
Farce we arc wholly unable to SOC and
unnecessary to inquire alter
-s~~..~...-----------,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-09

,,t;t,ed TO the certificate and to the
seat. ,.4 o,r
We will give this whole s"nJee'
attention in a future issue OF the ''-
ECR APII.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ND. PARK Err,
~ DEALER IN ,,,.
nry GOODS. GEOCERIES, ETC,
wlSSSBOROUGE, LA. . ...,.
-,,-:,, ,'',., ar1 sell cotton at best mar
LIVERY SrABi.E.-AIr. Parker lnloIH Win az.
4r,Xcliu,. public that he keeps the w iiiii
EnroIirh livery Stable, and can AVN
supply horses, buggies, Sc, ana Wili '"No
c-ooa care Of any stock left Al MS 9'a' Civ
Nov. 9, 1872.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-09
NOTICE..

rERSONS indebted to The late i't,','
Roseman, merchant. of trenton, i.n.,
,,o ,.nuueste ed to come forward ana ni:,'
:tic ioi ;nt - sctt lemcnt Those holding claims
nmanst that succession will present same me
for allowance. The unders,gn1rs;t,', or WHO .
Vii cot1fl,,ct and carry Oh the business III
the old stand, are the only persons; a'.'n n'..
led to receive and receipt 10Y cl.t'''@ Wv
no estate OF II. ROseman, dcceaSeo. .
INC eS''''' ~ ISAAC l.. HAAS,
Administrators.
a.. 81, 1870 ii:3l
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-09

Professor DoxiEg;. Che Grcntc%: Oh ,. i,,,,
Kin~s will enter the Dcn OF lnolE rn,,7
:, TLriItin.r l.. Xhibt ion, dl%i1laN -.
~. nr n,nl, over the brute Great '"ii., Al
mamlv AND wcll-inlnrh"d ;'tlG,h,% MAI
be constantly found IN front "a '', i',, iini
r,mrs; ready t" @iE" amy !Hi''h'''-''
n,av lie tcs;irCl.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-09

DESTAURANT!
N FRESH FISH,
GAM l. A. d Err ES IL OK > 4 IL 80,
Mr.. G., c. Erssmingcr, having auuT ,'t
largely to the comforts OF ms lic.t"' ,,,ont
ON GRAND street. is now prepared 10 me- e.,
the wants and suit the tastes OF StcS.s LIZ
voring him with their patronage. ~ ,,n1'
class Restaurant cook has been envy NV, w.
Fish, Game and Fresh oysters hci'' "''>
served in amy style desired. 60,
Monroe, Nov. 9, 1877.