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MINIATIRR ALMANAC

500 sun 1903 Moon setsll;H
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Sandy HO0i 0.5I Cove Island. l25 Hell Gate Ferry, 3t
THIS Dly-P.
SANDY oof Cows Island $50 Hell Gate RerrT $3.50
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CALRSDARs-rnls oAr

NAiENDhhb-fHu
AufEKsE C9uRT--CHABEEs- Opens Al iOam Calen.
called q o.
p soeyer ag Bakelg, tts 49, MARCH sgt Mcneil
~ auten 49, hues 49, la the iastter tbs widen
f.1be People &C., Bresnsn Of Broadway
at Green. Controller &c 49,. Baef Elsell al
= Gilmore agt Batter e. al lfC. .Adsmt AIT Hrtabs
tehewhey az Moeetlug iCaH ~ Wiedeuleu ART Miller
- hclddsr 81 al II CoTbin O. al
1"1sq ~ 0FEEsAL SEoss- Before Jadse Bedford Cl
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Gitp Real Gstats for Sale.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~. YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos 5 West Thirty coudst 800 West Twentythri
Of, up to ,. m, at regular Office rates.
A UGUST FREE REGISTER, with new COM
"A Pe Map OfE C. AMI pages valuable information Of real
estate etc " X. STEVENSON 4 SON,
II Pne-st and 22o Fthaye.
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Citn propertp 10 Get.

fI'0 LEASE for 3 or 8 years-The TIlEAlEk
in fAhhANY HAIL formerly occupied by Bfnnps hmst,si
u WI accommodate about 100 persons; possession cin o. Ll lMn
dsie lnqa ofthe ANt0a Ia the vest ed Of the 6gdng
designed To- Restiurant Biiarls
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Chances for Business dlen.


A YOUNG PHYSICIAN, four years graduate
Of Medical Department University Of NeSYork and Eewie
Homeopathic College Assistant Surgeon Of City hospital
desires position Assistant otherwise Address d. Jl Broad
A GENTLEMAN of large experience in affairs,
superior Intelligence property desires POsfloN OF
trust salary established legitimate business manufacturing
looking 10 Investment all things being equals metal
trade Pseeei Address COMMRRCf, Tribune Ohee
NOR SALE-THE ORLEANS OIL WORKS,
with equipment Of English ami American Hydraulic Presses LIN
Mills all complete and perfect running order together WITH
railroad, wharf sacks and good Will
invites proposals. tho purchase Of the Cotton seed
In thai capacOus aud hyoably situated
kpowu A. e eeNe Iron Works the Morgan Louisiana aud
Ias RAILROAD depot connected by oad and wharf with the river
OF h hbet the South for the conduct Of tins gfoNng and
promising industry 90, -, a, ~. ~, :, a, -, :,
public cton an SATURDAY the 2t September 1874 ~ otoet,
Merchant A9coRee EIehang Ia the City Of Hewor
and d 40 The bidder hque the f Of the Com
pany by order Of The Directors and the foSng
favorable
Terms and CopdopL Purchaser assume the Lease Of the po
ery Por She msehne etc. oneihn casa remainder at ana
for approved norsed bearing cent per nie
rest SECURED BY mortgage and vendor, ss 90 6s property sold
u EIebsBgeplaee, EewodeAbs
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD

IN SeSYori cor Of T~en seyen am Pcs "a ave.
TRAINS E1TiSs' I Ii iSfn' SSs 't;s9'5i;
"a e, BE- 1%as 95 E1 gi, 1850 :, ,r4 E s
20, ' M; a1p and sti,tora ll9o m 3 49, and 59opm
For Farsd Southport, and wePor' = ll'9o No. 80 80
'n FOR south Sorrals T. .) M l2Is CEr GI @s.
- fo Sf pas b.? FL &c. No. SO snds@
i Er $50 ss,T 9ss "a! s $50 81 5 En 5 h W
For and intermediate stations 9, 10 il:9Os a:i'
SUNDAY Mail Train leaves twenty .eventhss at
Boston via both SP'cS1oSSs Gs Isl S'I TRAINS
For Boston, via sphnE1ell, 8 a. M and 3 ?. M
F Sr RSiSa and Sp5asss s:ls
meeting WIKI EsI, S S,Tf.sa1;st Bay
D M, to Montreal and White Mountains
Hartford Providence aud Fhkil Railroad RES
For Shore Line RaSay a SOrTsa an. Provae'se ll
New LONDON and Sorseh 80 M to SSu1 River and
Bor Nevaen and Northampton Railroad 3D. North
For New Haven MddsOvn aud wilm'nuc Railroad TAR LneD
For Hoasadaic Railroad m. snd ?. n
For Hangauck Railroad n, m and $50 ~ 70 ".'t,lan
For sSepaug Valley Railroad DnnOuy aud SOrwa bsa~
For New Railroad m lsl5 $50 and s9ehs
Sunday nail Dravngoom attached ihes
tcts. 70 psiP, reached 9ys, ,l sa !,
the Depot Of the and s Ss se a sS SeF %
iOods ETprss. No Broadway 10 cOust BROOKLYN sSa
from siyS to de sGI ''' JAMES Il oi sSV
NETWORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-NEW-
~ JERSEY pyIsIoS.Pas1gsr DepOs iG NesIors s 81
River nd Pennsyvsnii Railroad Depot. Jersey City.
TINE OF TRAINS LEAVING NsW-IOkk
Adopted July I, 1872
Blooming burgh and intermediate stations
s mEIpress mail Tor Renvi Liberty Falls aDd intermediate
stations
1910 m-wsy train for Bloouinga sal intermediate
m-Way train WoeBdyks and intermediate stations
$40 D. m-Way Mddleto-n aud intermediate
mEipss train Haekensaek Paterson. WortsndVks.
Prankfn Middsown BlenVile aud Liberty Fails
H-way train fsr Boomngaae ami intermediate stsions
$40 D. mway for Woendyke aud intermediate staibS
RRTtRNING-Leave Eenvie 3:5S $50 aryeip Ne~-
York 800 Leave Liberty Fall' sos and
m 1914 $3.50 Leave hsdsto-n
at a. m aud a. m aud arrive IN NeN iorl, H;zo
"'' w. ~ w. JOHN BRADLEY.
Ws WED Supi NcwJersey DIV son
General Ticket Agent
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4larble ano Slate Hlantels.
90 Wbom II man Concern

CARD.--Ofice of the Hercules Mutual Life
" Society Of the u g. $40 BrosdwaY NewYorkThe
Directory take pleasure informing the public aud their policy
no de that they have REMOVED from 70 Unonque to the above
address where will pleased heretofore write out all kinds
Of Life and Endowment Policies W. r. MORGAN, President
H. Il. WoRTNAs Secretary.
LOUIS BAUER General Agent NevYok and Brooklyn JOSEPH
PLBSCH superintendent Of the German Department 2 Grand,
EewlOrk.
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TRIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement Of

IRE RAlLWAY.-Summe Arrangement Of
IL Trains taking June Cbsmbent
Twenty-third-s. belowl
Coaches to Buffalo and Niagara Falls and Sleeping Coa'h TO
4 am-EIpre Mail Buffalo and Niagara Pals Drpvng.
Slsquehanns and Sleeping Coaches
$500 Night Express Sleeping Coaches to Bunao and Magma
700 D. M (Da Cincinnati Chicago Night EIpr,,s srpnr
through Cincinnati. Buffalo. Niagara FaI 'tss
For Port Jey:, 600 800 uOo, H.
For Goshen and MddOwn s5O 500 $780, spd Ils %"
For warwick 500 1905 and i'll: Is a. H.. 49opm.
Newburgb 1890 800, and 1900 $3.50 40. and lt
Sudern, I:3O 8O 1870, Hoo tll:l5 $3.50 40 500
$3.50 co. $780, 300 and fll:3O D. m.
Rdeewood Hobokus Aenae and Ranses tT;3o soc ~ 80
II sl5 $3.50 500 500, 600 1850, 1900 'l.0
Paterson 6t5, "10. 300 f3:D 1000. O0 il5 400
'l45 $3.50, 400, 500. &l5 $780, 600 63J, 100 8E, 'Do
For RHtarara Park Pa.,slc s:l5 af3o f&0o
NJ 'l:45, $3.50, 400 $5 800 $780, &l5 and IA
For H,cl.n,aet and Way 500 3l5 fs5 w leo $40
500 snd6 IN. aud Saturdays only, Il midnighe
For Hsae and Way, $780, a:l5, aud 1886, Ice go 5tJ,
and 500 o. m and SATURDAYS only. 1900 midnight
For Spring and 500 BIS i34j and eco
500 ahd 600 D. NJ. and SATURDAYS only 1880 midnight
and s7.I5 o. m SATURDAYS on 1900 midnight.
For Crku, 500, 7i5 800 lJp, BIS as Sc go and
s7:45 D. m. Saturdays only 1900 midnight
Po Upper Piermcnt. s. 7s, % 1880 sis $40, $50 Ga,
and t7:t5 D. N. Saturdays only II midnight
Permont and Nysek. 1t5 snd y and lo $'s F9:S
60 and T:t5 D. N. saturdays only IL midngnI
Chamberss.
Twenty IS minutes CARRIER than shove time The :@
a M aud II Midnight from Chsmbersst only.
B-Trps on the n. r. r. Of " leaving Chamberss
ter 30 minutes earlier than above uH'
Ticket. for and for Apartments in Drawing Room Sleep
ina Coaches the checking transfer of
lasgage Compapys Obces2 49, sB4 & Broad
way; Contest Brooklyn MntEomeTyst jersey CIV at The Com
pany Depots, and Of agents AZ the prneips hotels
'ba sIndays only tGoshen sendaTs onIy sNy@sk ohl'
JOHN n, ABBOTT, oeDl Pass hpL
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERIN RAILROAD,
MORRIS AND Essex DIVISION


NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE to Water Gap sroutsborg serant
Bnghsmon Syracuse and OsNeyo WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
DepO in New York foot Of Barclay and foot Of Cbtophe
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAY Juy ! 1917
80 BROAD GAUGE EXPhsSS TRAIN. boOutCn Braner
directly through from NeNOfk BnghamOn and o.
vthou, change Of connecting Dover with Chester r. H
Waterloo With sussex r. and Al Scranton with aud H. T. fer
Kngston Wlkesbarre. PrstOn SC.
ISIS EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting Denve with Boon
ton Branch az Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo with suI r. r.
for Andoyr and Newton Washington with ths D. L. r. r.
Water Gap Soutsbug Great Bend Bnghanou Syrs
ant Oswego and at Phhpsbug With Leh and hanna m
Lehieh Valley r. r. for all points those roads.
1900 m, PHILLPsBURG EXPRESS sous az Negars Msson
AordOv and intermediate stations At Waterloo with Sussex
Railroad; at Phlpsburg with Bel Del r. r. Bde and Lhsh
r. Lehgh Valley BeLehem Aisn
town. Mauch Chunk. Wilkesbane Reading and Harsburg
400 D. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Patterson and
Boonto directly through Scranton snd Bghsmon without
change stopping principal stations Connecting Dover s
Chester X nd al " Sussex r. r.
m PHILLIPSBURG EXPRESS connects Dover WITH Che
r. k, Waterloo with r. and At Phlp.baIg sh L.
high r. r., and ehgh Valley r. btheh'.
Allentown. READING, Harrisburg and the West
HACKE rTSTOWN EXPRESS connects tbstt X "
and with r. X. AndoveT Newton aud Pranklr
$500 D. m. DOVER EXPRESS.
For aoBRIsTOwN. 7:l5. s:iO lo 1900 2o En 4s2o.
$40, D
For SUMMIT =, 7;ls, $40. 1910 iOo $50,
4:3O 5:2D, 500 100 aud $3.50 m. 49,
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE 75 $50 $50 30 1910.
and l0 llO $3.50, $780, 49, $50 54e, 500 700 8so BIB
For NEWARK at IT'S 1870 7:5O $50 GIO $40 1910 oW
HOO a. and 1900 sllO, 200 '20 $40, $40 $50 en-
$40 $40 1920, oO $780, $780, 9:l5 aBd 1850 s.
Trains marked stop at East Newark.
Leave New-York for BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAlh 81 is
G5), and lOO aud 200 $780, $40 52O $40 and 6tp
A. REAS0NER Supeineud'nt
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ares all roads Il also The population a description ke Of
railroad and ve the and Canada For sAe by all
Asrssasn. Phee " esItL
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CENTRAL AND HUDSON
pENNsYLyANIA RAlLRoAD. UNITED

DENNSYLNANIA RAlLROAD, UNITED
l. RAILROADS OF n IDliIsoN-fson foot Of DESRkoSSLS
ST and from foot CORr LANDr MiSF PiliAD Tt
Al $500 $50 m n;yo, i.DD S,ou 630', ~
uigb For Philadelphia via Camden. and for 3ALrl.
~. ands:Ss FOR the SOL TIL 800 n and $50 Pull
man Palace Baltimore and Washington daily $500
without change For the WEST, Peansl RAilroaJg
an 80 p Pullman Palace ears attached
through FROM Nes.ioIk Psbargh Chicago Loss
vile without eh,nge Pullman Psee es are attached TO The CSC"
daily and hrOagh Puisgh CnclnBs Louisville, and
Paman Palace attached D.
m through Ncvlork Ps urgh Fort Wsyrs
Chicago without change rcketsfor sale 81 Desbssses
Broadway tsDay Takes sui, - lJl
A. j. CASSAfl, GeuJ Manager ". JACKSON, Cen sap.
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GteampoaIs ano RAILROADS..

A LBANY and TROY by Day Line Boats
N @ vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW Commencing Nay 21l
Pier at $3.50 and Thryfourh at 3d. land
Yonker TaryOwn and Nysck 10y ferboa Pokeepe Rhine
TIP ticket, to Cons West Point Seuburs returning
same day ST.
Connecting for all points West and North.
special trains n SARATOGA SHARON evening.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-06-08
Gov. Hendricks Position.

l will mako no effort to influence the
action of the National Democratic Con-
Vcntion, and Will abide by its decision.
At this time in view of the fact that
there has been no concert of action
among the leaders and prominent mon
of the party, it bchoovcs all TO move
with prudence, dignity and caution.--
The question of endorsing the Cincin-
natl nominees is one that should be
we'll weighed and carefully considered.
1t is impossible at this early day to say
what the feeling of the masses of the
Democratic party in Indiana toward
the Cincinnati ticket is. AS far as
can judge, the Democracy of Indiana
will not occupy any decided ground
until after the meeting of the State
convention, which takes place on the
18th. That convention will doubtless
nominate 4 straight Democratic ticket
and refer the question of Presidential
nomination to the National convention.
AS far as am concerned, l feel in duty
bound to sustain the action of the Ma
tiOnal Convention. If it nominatcs
straight Democratic ticket, l will sup
port it with all the zeal, influence and
ability l possess. If it endorses the
nomination Of Greeley and Brown, 1
shall certainly support that ticket with
equal zeal and energy. Any other
statement of my position in regard to
this matter has been made without
authority.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-06-08
A Pititul Condition.

II is sad thing o pass through life ouiy
halfaiiNc. Aet there are thousands whose
hahitual condition is one of languor and de-
bilitN. They complain of no specific dis
have no relish for anything which affords
mental or SensuouS pleasure. In nine cases
out OF ten this state OF laSsitrlde and torpor
arises front morbid stomach. 1udiGcs-
tlon destroys the energy OF both mind and
body. When the waste of nature is not
supplied by 4 due and regular assimilation
of the food. every organ is starved every
function interrupted.
Now. what does common sense suggest
under these circumstances of depression -"
The system needs rouSin.s and StrCH.ct hen
ing: not merely for AN hour or two. to sink
than ever Gas ii aSSurcdly would do if an
ordinary alcoholic Stinlulnnt were reSortel
to- but radically and permanently.
How is this desirable object To be ac,.om-
plished? :, The answer to this question.
founded on the unVarNinG experience Of Il
quarter of Il cenSury, is easily given. In
fuse new viGor into the digestive organs by
Il course of loStctter'S Stouach BttcrS. Do
not waste time by administering temporary
remedies, but wake the system up by rccu-
perating the fountain-head of physical
strength and energy, the great organ ulon
which all the other organs depend for their
nurture and support.
'BN the time that dozen doses of the
great vegetable tonic and inVigorunt have
been taken, the feeble frame of the dySpcp-
Appetite will be created, and with appetite
the capacity to digest what it graves. Per
severe until the cure is cOmplctc-until
hcaithfui blood, fit to be the material of
flesh and muscle, bone and nerve and
brain, flows throug II the channels of cirri,-
which they have heretofore been imperfect
ly nOurShcd.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-06-08
Castor Springs,

| The public is respectfully notified that
| the CastorSulphurS Springs, situated twenty
| miles Southwest of Columbia, in the parish
| of Caldwell, have recently been purchased
| bv number of gentlemen residing i'll the
| town of Columbia, and will hereafter be
conducted under the firm name and style of
the 'Sulphur Springs Company"
The Springs are now being fitted up i'll
| The very best style, for the accommodation
of visitors. There are now quite a number
of iirSt-cass carpenters at work at the Cas-
tor Springs, building new houses, fences
| stables, bathing houses, &C., and repairing
The old houses. All the houses will be COM
plctcd and painted, and ready to receive
visitors by tho 18th Of June. The Springs
will be placed under the care and sllpervis
ion of a gentleman thoroughly vcrsed in the
hotel business. The public is assured that
the Company will spare no pains to make
visitors comfortable and pleasant.
1t is agreed by all who have visited the
Springs that they arc not cNcelled, if equal
ed, by any Watering place III the South, for
their medicinal properties. Numbers OF
persons whose lives have been seriously
threatened with such diseases as rhcuma-
tisn, chronic diarriiea, dyspepsia, scrofttla,
bronchitis, general debt y, &c, are now
anxious to testify that thcif lives have. been
saved by the of the sulphur Springs
water.
And to those persons who arc fond of ru-
raj sport we would say that the forest
| around the Springs abound with all sorts of
| game known to our State, and the Castor is
| noted for its fine fishing; and for the accom-
mediation of visit ors the Company owning
the Springs has made the following ar
| rangemcnt Fish -frys on Mondays; chasing;
the siIvery-ioo deer on Tuesdays and
| Saturdays, and cutting bee trees on Wed
| nesClays.
Capt. John Everett Is now making" cxtcu-
Sive arrangements for Il line Of stages to run
from Columbia to the Springs. His line of
Stages will leave Columbia on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays, nj a. NJ; Will
! arrive at the Springs at II NJ, and return to
Columb the same day.
| pany as follows:
$50 per day for grown persons
l.5O :. children over: wears old;
l.5O servants;
LOO - horses.
\ large and cDmmOdiOl,S bar and billiard
room is now in course of erection by Robert
\. blanks.
All persons deSirOuS of obtaining llcaitli
and Pleasure referred to the Castor Sui
phur Springs, where ample preparations
will be found for that purpose.
SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-06-08
CIRCULAK.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Auditors Office,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Auditors Office,
NEW ORLEANS, May ~, lS12
To he SenertK 7'Lr C1Uecto1S Of he state:
You are hereby authorized and required
to proceed forthwith to the collection of the
Tax of One Mill on the dollar, to he known
| as the Redemption Floating Debt Fund.-
which is levied on all the taxable prOpcrt V
of the State, according to the assessment
of eighteen hundred and sevent y-one.
collectable in the year eighteen hundred
| and seVcnty-twO, aS provided for i'll section
| eight of Act number eight y-ona, ofci.htrcn
hundred and SeNcntN N-twO.
The assessment OF eighteen hundred and
sseventv-onc being the basis of the above
| named tax. will obNiatc the necessity of cX-
tending he said tax upon the rolls OF the
respective Parishes, and Tax Collectors
will be charged upon the books ofthiS Oilicc
with one mill on the dollar oft the total as
Scsn,ent of their respective Parishes, III
addition To the amount oftaNcs borne up
on their rolls. The said tax when collect ed
will he accounted for in CURRENCY ut the
same tintc and in the same other
| current taxes.
JAS. GRAHAM, Auditor.
| OFFICE STATE ~ PARISH TAX COLLECTOR, }
Parish of Ouachila, May 81. 1877.
Tax Payers who have paid thcrr State tn y
| for 1871 will please come forward and
| pay The additional One Mill tax according
| to the above notice.
3t NJ. NJ. GRADY, Tax COLLECTOR.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-06-08
interruption in Travel from the Floods.

interruption i'll Travel from the F!OodS.
The roads from Trenton to Homer
are in Il worse condition, or were at the
first part of the week, than they ever
have been known to be before. All the
bridges on the Schuter are gone, 4 thing
never known to have happened before.
The heaviest hail storm ever known to
have occurred took place on Thursday
and Friday nights, a week ago, and for
four nights of the same time the wealth.
er was indcscribable on thunder, light
ming and hail. Mr.. Frank Gcno, who
for many years has been 4 stage driver,
saws he never has had any such expert
cncr rs during that of this terrible
week. \ good many trees have fallen
and been struck with lightning, and
the leaves of others were beaten off,
No mail could pass through from Mon
roe from Friday until Monday night.
This mail left Monroe Friday morning
and remained stalled during the most
of that time at FOrkSNillc. Several
pasSrngerS who left Homer We're CON-
PEELED to return after travelling many
weary miles, and one after attempting
the journey three times. Those who
succeeded in getting through on Mon
day last were compelled to strip and
wade through Walnut creek, pull the
hack upon one of the bridges and send
it around the other bridge with the
driver standing upon the front seat and
the passengers SWImmlngand sounding
around for the ShallowcSt route. ON
Tuesday travel hrtWccn Trenton and
Vienna Was still interrupted and no
stag. aaa running Claiborne -'""oc"te' Isl,
agu
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-06-08
EDUCATIONAL.
HOMER MASONIC
FEMALE EGE.

The exercises of this Institution began on
the first Monday. .in.Septemper last.
The scholastic a year is & divided IL into two
tho last of january; the second the last OF
June.
FACULTY:
l.. EWuCoN. President, and Prof. of Latin,
Mental and Moral Science.
Miss II. VAUGHN, Teacher in Literary De-
partment and lnstructress in French.
Miss ID. CALHOUN, Assistant in Literary
department..
Y. B. LIaNoslI, Prof. of Music.
TERMS:
Pupils admitted at any time and charged
until end of session. No deduction in tut
Tuition, English 50, - and $500 per mo.
instrumental Music, with use
Extra lessons in Vocal Music. 400 400
rrench h......-.......,... 100
Board exclusive Of wnsh;n- t.,,,;i,; -''
lights. and articles for toilet,
II paid III advance, for each
-s,ss'"n
inc'dentat, per ScSSion.....-...... 100
Prof Wilcox has now entered upon the
lahors OF The tenth year of his connection
as President. with tho Homer Masonic
range OF studies has been as extensive as
any institution OF the kind, and the mode
Of instruction has been to impart II thorough
knoWlcdGc of those studies. The discipline
in tho College and boarding Department has
been firm, constant, but parental. Tho
health of tho pupils has been invariably
good. In confirmation of the above, refer
ence Is confidently made to the patrons OF
the Institution and former pupils scattered
throughout North Louisiana. F. r..
Additions are being made to the Boarding
House. so that II largo number of pupils can
he accommodated III tho family OF the Pres
itlont
We, the undersigned, having been ac-
uuninicd with the Workings of the Iustitu-
ton during the time it has been under the
management OF Prof Wilcox, very cordial
~ recommend II to our friends as II suitable
place /" send their daughters. W.
Il. a. JONES, w. NJ,
\. WARD, s. W.,
JouN =. NoUNa, j. W., y
and Judge Parish Court,
j. Il. RAMSEY, Sec'y, 6
X. II. NAuGuN, Treas,
J. &. EaAN, Judge
Dist rict Court,
Rey. j. ~ DAVIDSON.
Feb'y ,, is72. a6:ly
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
TONER COLLEGE.

This College. now in its twelfth scholastic
year. is in session from the first Tuesday in
september to Commencement Day, We'd
ncSday after third Sunday III June. The
corps of instruct ion is full: the course Of
study ample; the library and apparatus ad-
c1uatc; the endowment III hopeful progress:
locality cmincntlv hcathful, and connuni-
ty intelligent and refined.
Tuition. $500 and 500 per MONTH. in adj
vance. for the term. Hoard, from $500 to
$1,000 per month. Contingent. 81 30
For further particulars, address Rev. J. T..
CoDE, President H. G.
w. j.. MORELAND.
mariG:26tf PrcS't Board of Trustees.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

mtSScCIAN6oOS.
DALLV! RALLY! RALLY !:
GRE Al CLOSING our SALE
OF MY nNriHn Sroc,> or MEnCuANnlSE,
ON account OF change in business,
>SISriNH OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS.
And NOTIONS of all kinds too numerous
to mcntion, which will he sold in the next
niIietU days, nj
STRICTLY COST.
The goods having been purchased when
cotton was on a decline, are and viii he the
cheapest Yet offered in Monroe.
eau and see for YOURSELF at the store of
II. GROSS GRAND STREET,
where You will he aStnuishcd nj the low
figures that are asked for goods.
am determined to close ont N NINETY
DAYS, and. therefore, viii SELL At cosr.
I cordially invite
Merchants, Planters ",.d tie P"hljc gcpernily
to the Clearing out sale.
COME ONE, COME ALI,
NO IIMBlG.
but positively you can savo fully
90 = > i T. X & L. II
10 by calling nj Tho store OF
II. GROSS,
Grand Street, Monroe.
May Is, 1872. 35:if
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-06-08

The Ouachita Literary Society, which
was re-organizcd Il short time ago, is
now in active operation. The subjects
of debate already have caused considc-
rablc enthusiasm among its members,
and have been discussed with cOnsdc-
rable zeal and talent. We trust that
many of the young men about town
who are not members will conclude to
ioin, ssThc moro the mcrricr.''