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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-06

&TA WORTH FREE TO BOOK AGENTsl
ID " Send your address, stating experience,
success, and boot now selling ana receive free our
new AGENTS POCKET COMPANION, worth $40
to any Book Agent.
HUBBARD BROS. Publishers,
feb36 4w 723 SAMSON Street, Phila.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-06

DERRY'S RAILROAD FREIGHT EXPRESS
ii Successor to CaspersOn's Railroad Freight Ex-
press will deliver freight to any part of the city i'm
medately upon its arrival; also, deliver freight to
depot, in connection with all trains, at REASONA-
BILE RATES. Orders left at W. Ii. Almond a Bro,
sth and Market. b. Buchers tobacco store, 9Th and
Market, II. II. Bri3ghurst, f. McInall, Jr, Freight
office r, W. .. X. r., will receive prompt atlen-
ton as my whole attention is directed to this busi-
ness. Covered wagons in stormy weather. Respect
fully soliciting the patronage of the public,
l am, respectfully,
oct16-1y JOHN L. PERRY, Proprietor
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NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philade
pha at T.40 A. Nj. Leave Philadelphia, Has A. Nj,
and wilmington, LEO P. M, for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional TO those above, leave Clayton fol
Smyrna $40 A. ~, and 2.OO P. NJ, leaye smyrna
for Clayton 11.35 4. NJ, and I.35 7. M, TO make
connection with trains to and rom Dover 2ad Sta
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car
attached will leave Wilmington 1855 A. NJ. /; New
Castle, 1.20; MiddletoWu, 225; Townsend, 245 :
446 Harrington, 5.65 FartlingtJl, 5.l5; Bridge
vile, 500; seaford, 6.l5i LAUREL Gas, aud arrive al
Delmar at T.05 A. Nj. Passengers leaving Baltimore
at 1.S0 2. NJ, and Philadelphia at 1l.SJ Z. NJ, win
make connection with this train at Wilmington
Returning-Will leave Delmar, 23J r. Nj. (; Laurel,
A45 Harrington, $40; Felton, 5.35 Wyoming, 6.1O !;
Dover, $50; Clayton, l.10; Townsend, I.41; Mid
dletown, $40; KirkwoOd, $40; new Castle, 9.25,
and arrive at Wilmington 800 P. NJ; Philadelphia,
n,30 p. NJ, and Baltimore, so a. ii. Subject to
delays incident to freight business
This train will stop TO take up passengers only at
stations named but will set down passengers at any
stopping place. ExCEPT Hare's Corner State Road,
Rodney and Dupont.
At Townsend, with the Kent County, and Queen
Anhe's Il Kent Railroads for Kennedyvile, Sud.
lersvile and intermediate places.
At Clayton, with M. Il d. X. Il. for EGston and In
terlnediate places.
Georgetown, Lewes and Intermediate places.
At SeafOrd, with ID. d D. X. X. for FedoTalBbure
At Delmar, with Z. s. R. R. for Salisbury, Princess
Anne Crisheld; alse for Berlin and other Station
on the W, d p. r. II.
II. +. KENNEY. Superintendent.
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alew advertisements.
GREAT CHANGE FOR AGENTS.

COTE MONTH TO sell our Universal Cement,
D0lO Combination Tunnel, Button Hole Cutter,
and other articles. SAco NOVELTY Co., saco. Me.
febb-4W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-06

DucBY ACADEMY.
HI FOR BOYS.
SELECT ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND COM
BfBRCIAL INSTITUTION
No. 220 MARKET Street, wilmington, Del.
SAMUEL W. MURPHY A. M, M. D., PRINCIPAL
Aided by Professors Of Established Reputation.
This school has three Departments; PNMARv JU-
NOR and SkNIOR. Pupils are prepared for an ad-
vanced standing In college, or for commercial life.
Special attention Paid to Pupils In the Primary
Department
Parents, who desire to make application for the
admission OF pupils respectfully invited to visit
the Principal at his School Rooms
REFER NCEs,
RI Rev. Alfred Lee, D. D. Rev. Willard II, Hinkley
Mr. Ziba Ferris Jr, Hon. VIM G. Whiteley,
Rev. I. g. Littell, A. M, Rev. VIM. j. Frost d D.,
and patrons of the school generally. fe24-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-06

nSYCHOL Fascination, or Sou
Charming, 400 pages by Herbert Hamilton, b.
A. How to use this power (Which all possess) at
WILL Divlnatlon, Spiritualism, Sorceries Demon
mall $i25, in cloth; paper covers, $l00 Copy free
to agents only. $1,000 monthly easily made. Ad-
dress T. W. EVANS, Pub, al $. sth Street, Phila-
delphia- Pa. feb6-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-06

WILMINGTON TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
w EXPRESS will call for and deliver baggage
and packages to and from all parts OF the city Rail-
road Depot and boat. Also, baggage called for and
checked (where Railroad tickets are heidi to all
points from private residences or hotels. Orders
left at tthe Franklin Telegraph o1ice, No.
Z, West Third Street; E. Bringhurst & Co.,
Sixth and Market; Smith Il Painter, Seventh
and Market, and b. / Q. Shoemaker, sos Market St.,
will receive prompt attention. Principal ONCE Bag
gage Room, p, w. and B. Railroad Depot.
j. j. MCMULLEN,
sept1s-ly j. Il. SEAL. PTupfietOrs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-06
Steambuat Zines.
A MOTOR LIVE sTEAMERs

A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
Sal, epsry Wednesday, and Saturday, to and from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
Calling at Londonderry to land Mails and Passengers
The Steamers Of this favorlte line are built ex-
preasly for the Atlantic Passenger Trade, and fitted
up In every respect with all the modern improve
ments calculated 10 insure the safety comfort, and
convenience OF passengers.
PASSAGE RATES, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY,
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL Il LONDONDERRY,
FIRST CABIN, se5 and s75, according to location.
accommodations
INTERMEDIATE s83. STEERAGE, 82s.
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Coun-
try can purchase tickets at reduced rates. For fur
ther particulars apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, M
Bowling Green, N Y, or TO s. +. BELTS,
janl1-ly bi9 Market ST., Wilmington, Del
gNOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENs- .~EeeA
Il T0WN-INNAs LINE or ROYAL MAIL seIzlzss.az5
STEAMERS are appointed to sail as follows:
CITY OF BROOKLYN, THURSDAY, March 7th, at
CRY. OF ANTWERP, SATURDAY, March 9th, at p
CRY OF BRISTOL, THURSDAY, March 18th, at o.
CRY OF PARIS, SATURDAY, March 10th, at 10, AZ
Aud each succeeding Saturday and Thursday, from
Pier %, North Rtuer, Nes York
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Payable in Gold. Payable IN Currency
FIRST CABIN...... SIS STEERAGE ........... $50
to London. ........ 50 to London. .....,s.... 30
to Paris. 90 to Paris. IS
Pqssenger8 also forwarded 10 AntWerp Rotterdam,
Slcelen NOrway Denmark, &C., at reduced rates.
Tickets from LiDerpool Queenstoor, Glasgow, o.
londonderry be bought 10 moderate rates by pGr-
ties tSishiHg to send for their 6rteilis
DIdtIs fJr G1 and Vpgard at current rate, parable
IN any part Of Great Britain and ireland.
mi further Information apply at the C0npanys
offices.
oDoNNEIL 3 FAULK, Sole Agents
402 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Or 10 r R. ROBINSON d CO., Agents, Fourth and
ECrkst streets, Wilmington. myl1,1y
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The Town Council.

ED. IELEcEArl1:-Thc majority of
the ordinances passed by the present
City Council are Illegal, and Infamous
but ordinance 81 caps the climax, par
ticularlN Section ;. Il mean the first
Section ;rt Of said ordinancc.) Suppose
Mayor liunsicl>cr causes the Police to
close the places Of business mentioned
IN Shit first Section :frii, (and il is not
lnrrobabl", he having built nothing
under thrin,) say ten of them for one
wear, what Will the iroprict0r5 do:
they Will sue ana recover the damage
suffered by them on account Of sucl, UNI
constitutional proceedings, which can
not amount to less than thirty->siN thou
sand and five hundred dollars Il year.
The taxpayers will have to pay this
amount. How mach of 1t will the ttUu-
Gil pay:
say We will pay because we have
neither spirit nor courage 70 rilinn the
laws Illegally passed. TAXPAYER.
Monroe, Marcel, If l1S2.
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What Dyspepsia 2A.sy End Ygl.

indigestion is not dangerous, say the fac
ulty. Perhaps uot in itself. while ii romans
mere i!,digcst ion: but look at the consc-
qucnccstO which it may lead. and often
leads when it beconicSa cf,ronf. disease \
spark OF fire is Il small thing. ~ pressure
Of the foot will put it out "a breath will cX-
tiuguish it. Net it may lire y powder mill
or kindlc Il flame that will consumcn city,
IN like m:innc: indigestion may produce
G"S.ritis;. cancer OF the stomach. loNgcst ion
otthc bowels, npoileNT, liver disease and
many other dangerous nia!adi2S. Is ii not
wise. then, to check il i'll the germ? Moth
thing is more clearly and indiSput ably cs-
t0DiiShcl than that JtoStctinr'> Stomach
Hittcrs will eradicate dyspepsia i'll all its
Stages The tri!r policy, however, is to ON
tinguish il i'll the first Stages with this
wholesome, powerful, and iNlialliirlc tonic
and Alternative. It is easier to qI,cnch :,
spark than Il nanie, and it is easer to cure
dyspepsia when it is first developed, than
when it has made Roadway by neglect, and
become complicated with other ailments.
bittCrS are rs directly Anta.-onStic TO ,lvS-
sands ofcaseS rccord proving This fuct.
The remedy is safe and agreeable. All the
liquors ofcommCrcc prescribed as Stimu-
tantS leave Il sting behind. But the ST ing
is taken out OF the spirituouS basis of this
great remedy by vegetable mcdicatiOn and
moreover, the Stimulant thus nicdicatcI is
OF exceptional purity. or all toncs taken
aSs'atcSu:trlS or remedies for trVcr and ACUTE
bilious remit, tents, and other cpidrmius. il
is tho only ono that caii uniformly ne dc
pended ON.
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We insist that no moro Office, shall
be thrust upon our neighbor. He has
been run to tn" expense OF >c"ping Il
high-stcpping $tcch, in order to keep
pace with his duties, and the worst of
it all is, that when he bcstridcS his
horS" he has to lay aside his big plus"
hat, of which lie is 50 justly proud
conflict between his horse and his hrc-
gum; they never go together. When
you 500 the horse, YOU never zoe that
hat, and, as Pinch said about Carter,
soc the hat, you don't sec the HORSE
DO pray, let's rcconcil" this matter. Ii
makes s.throchle' too mulch.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-16
Gamblers in Court About il Watch

Judge CaldWcll'5 court was made the
tribunal for Il very strange demand on
MOnduy. Two professional sport, in
duccl u icllowto bet with them at cards
in Dlbbs'S saloon, and Il fourth person
came in and asked for Il hand. This
man put up his Watcl, as Il stake, the
three Others stalking money. The game
concluded with grccny losing hi, mon
cy, and the man last entering, losing
his watch. Now, it seems this fellow
had constituted himself 4 uccDy duck,
expecting the sports to Win his watch,
but that they would return it and make
Il divide Witlrhinl of tlicSpoiiS, amounts
ing TO about So. Bat when he submit
ted his claim, he WAS informed that
not only had he no share in the Win
ninGS, but that he had no claim to his
watch! He rushed Off 10 court, and had
Il Warrant isStcd for trovdcr and Mil
ley, the two Ilrn who had Wnn s.h,rn-
ing them with larceny, or something
OF the sort, W" have not taken tho
troubl" TO ascertain exactly what. The
mon were arrested, and No. :; "rpt:lrcu
against them i'll court. ne SNOrr hat
he entered the gam" merely to Help
iicrc" the man who had lost, stalking
his watch rs Il blind, and that he cx-
pcrt",i he would receive 4 share of the
spoilS and get lii, watch back. He
asked the Court to have the watch re-
turned To him. The Court informed
not, and co:lG not be, 4 party 10 his
turptudc, and that If he wanted to re-
cover his watch he would have to apply
Som"W hero else and not to Il court of
Justice. The men were released.
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Reorganization Of the Fire Department..

! The Ouachita Fire Company and
Monroe Hook and Ladder Company
have recently held their annual clcc-
ton for officers for the ensuing twelve
| months. The selections; will be lycog-
nized rs Very appropriate, combining
experience with zeal and devotion III |,
good cause. W" append the list OF
officers
Chief OF Fire Department: Gru. !.
+. Pargoi'd.
Assistant Chief, J. y. GarrrtSnn.
OFFICERS -. l.. COMPANY.
T.. E,nuOni, President; G. W. Mrl'rc
Vice President; j. Il. Muir, Foreman;
LIST Asst, Itich'd FuIuna :,nd Asst, G.
c. Lewis; Treasurer, +. Drryiu@; Sec
rotary, VIM. II. Dink grave.
OFFICERS NJ. Ii. 4 l.. Company.
W. y. L'Iommc,licu, President !;
Joshua Pico, Vice President; VIM.
First, Foreman J. Ferguson, LIST Asst;
DC. Gibson, 2nd Asst; II. \. Flanagan,
Bird Asst; Marcus We'll, Treasurer;
$. S rratum, Secretary.
Monroe has few possessions of which
its people should feel proudcr than its
'sfirc brigaie.' True, it is only a small
brigade; but six years ago it was dill
cult to get even the nucleus for such IN
organization. The then Mayor Of the
town had no idea when he was getting
up the subscription with which. to start
an organization, it would so soon swell
its proportions to Include two conapa-
mics, an engine house and engine, hook
and ladders, and Il regularly organized
composed Of men who are
very near veterans already in fighting
the fiery ticnd. It would be nothing
but due to these gallant men, if the
city could afford it, to provide them
with n steamer and Il more complete
and durable hook and ladder appara-
tus.
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS
HAVANA ROYAL LOTTERY.

The next GRAND EctruoTtjiIld,V DiPEii&u,
t" take place on April I. 1872.
Two Extra Capital Prizes
Ono Prize Of. ............... $500 600
ono Prize observation-disclosures. ,......... 300 Deo
And lis other Prizes of smaller drnolni-
nations.
Those VIII" wish 10 invest and tvv their
luck in an Honest LOTTERY. will do we'll to
apply in time, for further information, to
the headquarters i'll this city. or send their
orders to Mr.. Manuel ROrnio first S,,b-col-
tector of expectation III Havana. through
ms correspondents, MeSSrS. lsoHNlO X SEo-
TIER, New Orleans. wholesale dealers and
importers of Havana SesSarS and Leaf To
tacco.
1:G~ Prizes of all icnon,inut ions win be
r;,Shcd ut any time, nj the lowest rates hN
the above named firm, in New Orleans, No
- (;raVier street.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-16

The steamer MayHowcr broke the
shaft OF one wheel on her trip UP last
week. some where about Ouachita City,
and bad to return to Trenton and there
discharge her freight. One engine was
also seriously damaged, the cylinder
being ruined. The accident will Occa-
sion a serious loss to the boat, probably
not less than 5000. The shaft, it seems,
being Of wrought iron, was not we'll
made. The break showed Il flaw in
soldering of more than half the Diane
ter Of the shaft.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-16
Tint Jail job Again.

We call upon the Police Jury, at its
next session, to investigate thoroughly
the job Of work done on the Jail. Let
that body take hold of that corrupt
piece Of business, and show whether
they are guilty of SWindling, or not
and if not, who *. Let contractors be
summoned to value the work and lis
character, and decide what it ought To
have cost. Let SANDY Bird be sum-
nunct and Iuudr to tell all he knows
about his cXtraTag:int and outrageous
bill. Let u know H'ir estimated the
lob nj 800. Let Us know whether the
joh was property let, and TN" work
property inspected. Let III know who
voted for the claim, aud why such Hu
cxhorbitant bill was allowed. Finally,
Let the Police Jury inVr-tigat" this
matter: or otherwise submit to In" i'm
putation OF downright sWindlin% and
COrruptiril-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-16

We would state that N:r. Norton al
ways expressed himself satisfied with
the manner i'll which we administered
the Office COZ :.ssaSignc2. )-ItTNire3lc,,..
VIII You tell us how Mr.. ATaryc,
who relieved you, expressed himself:
The satisfaction of Mr.. Norton is not
the Very best Recommendation YOU
could set: no way. Norton may rc-
commend you, but who will recon-
mend Norton:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-16

Our contemporary sniggcrs immodc-
rltely because VIC confOunded the lith
with the 18th judicial district. 1t is
such !, good joke on us that he occupies
nearly 4 half of a column to tell it.
Jokes on us are SO rare, you sec, is the
reason. Well, our pen did slip, and the
best evidence Of that fact, is, that the
editor of the Intclligcncer was able to
detect the mistake.
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EDUCATIONAL.
HOMER MASONIC
FEMALE CoLLEG

The exercises OF this institution began ON
the first Monday in soptempcr last.
IN" scholastic wear Is divided into two
sessions "ftwentN weeks ca"h-tirst ending
the last "fianuarE; the second the last OF
Juno.
FACulTN:
l.. F.NI,coN. President, and Prot. OF Latin.
Mental ana Moral Science.
Miss II. Ny\uGuN. Teacher in Literary De
parthcut and in~tru"tr,SS lit French.
Miss u. tAhuotN. Assistant in Literary
R"partmcu
\. Il. lA"N~Shi. Prot. of Music.
TERMS:
rupiis admitted ut amy time and charged
until end of session. No deduction in tut
'"n except for prntr:'ctcd sickness.
Tuition. EnsSliSh......Ss fau,l =, nn per mo
instrumental Music, with use
OF inSifHnsrnt..........,. ...,........ Geo
Extra lessons in Vocal Music. loo
= f'tt',h............... Ice
Board. exclusive OF washing.
lights and o"ticlcs for toilet
1t paid in advance, for each
session ...,.;'.'..''.'.. '.'.,.........,,!2.5
Incidental. per scSsiou"........... LOO
Prof. Wilcox has now entered upon the
l'hors OF the tenth year of his connection
rs irrSidont, with tho Homer Masonic
totnaic College. During that time tho
range OF studies has been as cxtcnsivc ms
any institution OF tho Kind, and the mode
Tfinsir'!ction has been TO in,pnrt thorough
knowicdgc OF those studies. The discipline
m the College and boarding Depart mcnt has
hscm firm, constant, but parental. Tho
health ct tho pupils has been invariably
good. In confirmation OF tho above, refer
onrc is confidently made to tho patrons of
tho institution and former pupils scattered
throughout North Louisiana.
Additions arc being made to the boarding.
House, so that II largo number of pupils can
DO accommodated in tho family of tho Pres
iucnt
We. tho undersigned. having been nc
iu''intca with the work tuss of tho fustitr
ton during the tiuo it has boon uudor tho
management of Prof Wilcox, very corutiaf-
ly recommend it TO our friends us II suitable
place to send their daughters.
i. y. JONES' w. NJ.
y. WARD. =. W.,
John =. NouSa, J. W., =,
anitudgc puriSt, Court, =
j. X. RAMSEY, Sc1'y. 3
X. Z. \AUGitN, TrC0S.
i. =. EGAN. judge
Dist rict Court,
Roy. !. Y. DAVIDSON.
Ecb'y ,. ISL 2o:ly
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HOMER CpF.i.fIssl.

This College, ROW in its twelfth scholastic
year, is i'll session from The first Vuc%inN in
September to commencement Day. Wed
ucSday after third Sunday i'll Juno. Ihr
corps OF instruction is fun: the COURSE Of
study ample; the library and apparatus adj
cuuHlc; he endowment in hopeful progress:
locality cmin"ntiN hcathlUl, and "omuuIij-
ty intcfiigC and refined.
Tuition, ~i.0o and 5000 1Cr month. III adj
vance. for The term. Board, from $50 to
Sl3.Oo per month. contingent, Sl.5p.
For further part iCulnrS address lt">.J. J..
tnII:, President II. &.
W. +. MORI:I.NNb,
nlarii.:-Hi i'rCs't Board Of Trustees.
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TERMS: trAYtu1n MoNrul,
BUSINESS CARDS.
L'tHNtTsrHE STORE,


IN" undersigned Hihnounro to the publ:
thal thoN have mn'lo preparations to "npalc"
IN INC FURNITURE business in the new build
inGon DcSlard street, near ~ .i>indrrmnnn's
ana " i'll keep for SalC n we'll -aS'Sortci supply
of Olive and household Furniture I'phoIS-
terry materials, N"., which they viii sell ri
REASONABLE" prices.
1h"N Will repair EurHit urc at short notice:
the long experience OF III" senior partner in
that business niirrhinlc good guarantee
lli'i az jobs WIZ DE wen aH'! faithfully t>-
C'utcI.
J. =. ri:T!GH;I ) t't.
Monroe, l.n., March Is, 1871. n3G-tr
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
NDtISSs:r'-S FISHING: Tt1ILE.S.

me NlttitiEilSlrt, having studied the
wants Of the Southern Market in tho fT.A-
ing 7"ci3c Lin", for over twenty years. takes
pleasure III offering; to his country friends
and Gust olncTS. ono OF the largest and most
varied stock 1i
U,"i.%. Liars. HO,ix.
FYr"t> "II'i E,'>&%t>,
In al their varieties. and would h"4: your
prrir;al Of TN" following articles:
fISu HOOKS.
l.inrriri> Irrni u""ks, Bowed, | otu IL 0
Flattod, oto 10 0
Sic"phrai Hooks, all sizes, hinged
RediishIionks, all sizes, o to 10 .
thr:it"rtoNn Hooks. all sizes
FISH hooks, I" lG. hinged
10 10. Elail"l
'!rAvitnti"m Hooks, Fish :,ni Trout
t'loHkrr Hooks
Buffalo and :SuuiiSh Hnnk$
Lirnnrirk Snoo,lrl Hooks, all ,4i,,.,
Wired Hooks. All size,
Sea t!r1 Catfish Hooks, I" lH.
ASSuHriD LINES.
Cotton, Cable aid Trout Illness =, l." 500 feet
TWi%! front Lines
Fish Lines
Layout Lines. large
Perch and ''roakrr Lines
Linen trout and Fish Limos ;l~4n!i",l -, ,lrlr4
Hemp Fishing Lines, all sizes
Plated ana TwiSt"d silk Lines. al -i2t-
Seat; r,s,s r'i~h Illness all sizes
Cork and other Floats, all sizes
Rugged and Furnished Lines
Fishing Rods, assorted
Fishing Baskets, assorted.
And Il complete stock of iiardware and
Cutlery. Always on hand, the G"nun"
Bamboo Poles. soliciting your visit when
Lowest in the market. Sign Of the Zig
BambOO.' \. kOi S'SiT.
Hardware Importer, Il old l.cv"", opposite
Custom House, Now Orleans. 2'':lm
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-16

Mcssrs. Robert Nelson and Y. G.
two brick stores, thirty by sixty feet,
each on DeSiartl street, just below
Mr.. I.ntlOm'S residence.
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U'IlOMN% NitItiIIToN,

4 Dealer IN Stoves, IiHW#r", HHFi,I taArs,
We, M"nrn", lH., has constantly ON hand,
tor sale, every NHFi"i Y "f "rufs ing and heat
ing SI"NuS, received dirc"t from TIA" fact Orirs;
also, every t!"-"Fif,t i"H Hf iiutyHr"; also
fi~l> = Metallic iuriHl t.suS, VARYING in sine
ana @i"i" I" meet my given order, An or
hciS Tor rCpnirN promptly attended to, and
Wft"i"r"f" rrt"rF for tjuWHr" httct at New
Orleans prices, with i"crh! uddcd.
Jan" - 1870 "
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manufacturing %. Hc,,"jyi"g


Ready m'u'r work. kept ON hand Sp"ci~
mems Of which may j." HCou by calling nj ia"
Factory. |" Will also carry ON u general
hh'i ESu'irl SHOP, arranged to do alt ttuds Of
bih"$Sinif nnG. Forms reasonable.
A prii 70 1866. IlHO-< t'E, IS DOM
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The bill re-establislinS the Monroe
Land District has passed both Houses
of Congress, and has gone to the Prcsi-
dent for his approval.
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Si.ArES! SJ.ATES! SI.ATES .
BANGOR rENRIINN Sl\rr. o,HlrfrE.

No. II C""mrriq IHrc,', .N,2r Orleans.
Best Bangor PcnrhNn. Port Dinorwi,. and
Port M:tdnc States for kootinS-hy cargo or
small lots. to suit purchasers.
Slate Slab tistcrns-made amy size to or
dor.
ffr:lrthStahs, trinalS for Railway pcpotS
etc.
English Ridge Tiles Eiro Bricks in ,uan-
titles to suit.
n. B-SIating con, r:c;TI for nj home or
abroad. Repairs to state Roots will receive
prompt attention.
Whart-corucr Philip, Tcho,ipitoulas and
i.cvcc streets. l.. O. Box 1000 Merchants
ENch,nSr. 1873. w. r.. ELllOT'r, Art
2i:lni Practical Slater and Slate Mason
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Shocking Casualty.

\ negro named Tom trcccy, had his
face sawed in two, on "Wednesday, at
GcrSpach's saw mill. lie Was shovel
ing saw dust from beneath the saw,
and by some chance was thrown ON
the saw, tn" teeth striking his face,
splitting his nose, tearing out an eye,
and parting hi jaw bone at TIA" mouth.
lie died in few hours.
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J. Y. Strothcr, Esq, has been APP
pointed Justice of the Peace in this
Ward, rice Charles Delery resigned.