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POLICE NOTES.

os.cs hv Are mt No go Wcst Twc',tve'vbtli-St. E.
js,t night. H. Myer. $1,000 harrington Tsr"fr
indications, SN; W. Mus'ns trey stable 7E"i
huhag. hto1.
James Brady, William Ludlow. William Burns,
Niche. fwsId Thomas convicted Of ofenses ana
the Peenry escaped YESTERDAY from tie
p,ou Of East By ~.snchng of the bars
In the Court of General Sessions, before Judge
Bdiod YESTERDAY, William Brooks 'nI Charles Brooks pleaded ally
IT literature tho Pnu-
rA,y vita tine Of 80 and the tataer who
Edward Co- burglary in
degree Prison i've TIL. trial 81 Franc- Fnri.
asr.sd rob ZAicck hnbDei In Iw,atJ itJ 81
ia anil Fourthsv-s March o. Wa began
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rnsSyoNgrtp yasyRDAH At auDNure Nv bRoAnwAI'
1I.v Hma-Hy snu.-Ss hidashL-t~
PROMINENT ARRrvAA

o, N,.ho,n. Hot.l-Gov Perham Of Maine tho Hon.
c.. iwl.s Hs. e.; a., Ct .i s: GA o.
Brevcers Hos-Jsdge Csrts E4wesa kvsssss
Bs. al Bo.o. .,a Arar csca q W::i
tsn nd IT, G. Lewis Prdd.ut Of the M:u@sa Lake W.T. .s
P.ps!yy,n,s he Hsa w. Kellogg c. conneeteus tes hsn
oSs Pu Asry ID: Re-, H. s .sG c,S, S' %
SESrsres.nA - ri'on'roIlor II R. Hubbard q w..h
Iu.,oa 81 JAM, Hoai~Ths REV. a. Cehvsss o! Boston,.
Islr Hore-Wiam A. Dart H. ConsulGeners at Montreal.
Metropolitan HoelP l. LAda State Prison lnpSete.
Connecticut and Charles
az New Ibsark Hotel-Ths A. McAuay Of London
the Rev william Johustou Duubsrtons Scotland 09sv
House-Gen. n. L. Anderson OF Cincinnati.
Wilson and Morton ef the city Tor Washington yeH
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XLIId CONGRESS-SECOND SESSION.
srNATE WASHINGTON. April is, 10

SENATE. WASHINGTON. April IS, ls7''
Mr.. SUMNER Rep., Mass) gave nouce tiat
xhcn the Amnesty bill should up for consideration
no would deem 1t his duty to move, as On Amendment
another bill Of far greater mportance-the supplemental
Civil Rights MISUNDERSTANDING he hoped ne , TTna
have tne support Of tho Senator from oou'N ~'''A
Mr. ROBERTsoN (.ep, g. C)-Yon Will sir; =, nur.
cbascrs nj lands sold for direct In the atey nsr
rectionary states, was taken up and passed ~
POST Oices and ostRoads. reported the Postal Teie
aranh bill with numerous amendments rclatngto the
One of the bills reported from the Committee On the
District OF Columbia was Mr. snmners pm %, ti
inon and Georgetown, and prohibiting oil distinctions
on account Of race or color either as 70 pupils or VIZ
onn,sed l,y Iicssrs. STOCKTON and DAfARD, ahduNer
c0u siderable debate the Senate adjourned.
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NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWATER.
The National Board Of Fire Underwater,


elected yesterday, the following officers for the ensuing
year: President. II. A. Oakley Of the Howard, New.
Yors viccPrsident,J J." j. IIendeo Of the Htna Hart
ford Treasurer. +. q. Walcott OF tho Hanover New
York; and Secretary, j. 4. Parish OF the American
Providence, H. J. The following SUMMARY Of losses
by The Chicago fire
Sssi.r. osSpans s242@sN Ne. Ensi,ai e:no. 900; TN.
NOE 4J.?G other eIO0I3 It3 fofclFr
save" 49, kss rors ls,e ,sd ~ ches Stat.
g. p.L- - I?,aI and foIdyn &h;O+? az I've
t''h 'rt t't.,'0 fa ,hS1nrnt hallA
~ - tb',H'kt. Nv tS,ct fIsoasaV
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(NssS, "Roehy BIsad t30eo Ne Beott Marine
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DEADY TO MORROW:
IL TIE PIIRENOI .OGItAL JOURNAL FOR
MAY, containing: The Presidential Candi-
dates-Judge Davis and Gov. Parker How
the Faculties Combine; History Of Photography
in America; Expression: Choosing Il Scrvan, ;
Robert Chamhr,s; Punishment and Prison Re.
iorm; a stitch in Timc,' or, Tue Alabama
Orrsii0n !; ro,ncs OF Famous Amcrmlus; The
Irniia.c; Sma'-iox "hd Vaccination: Itri-
r.t'on: II. i'r-, t.HpiN. ia Gcnr-is; Tools
a.. o. N"nrH. "i". Frrm', 81 II year: single
Ii',in.' r. u -D'-. Innsm"E VIA have il.
: T. L., trW-lo.s
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iAnpo1pcemert.t
,Anpo ,pcemeut.I
BlESL1r's EXrRACTs.-Bcwarc ol substitutes.

RAINBOW HAIR DYEs.-All the col0rs of the
rainbow hair by the mineral pisncus c
the r.. hsa iLLs AIR pyu evolves the
blacsB
40 the cheapest dyc 10 the market.
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fusing her aimony. The act OF Judge Barnard-ie.
meanor. Such sham Judgment on the records Of the
Court should have been promptly expunged, utterly
Cardozc to let il aside lie decided that the Judgment
was irregular or the dayits Of the attorneys on both
nsrd had heard the case)rrcgular because Judge Bar
D uod sa% no % % s.ss ne h ss
said he thought II wa- such Judgment might have
been proper for Judge Barnard to render he had had
Jurisdiction to decide the cause at all. The defendant
Of different opinion for 1t was proved that he paid
SsnSn 10 so T H co 1
Mr. Fields teAtined that Judge Barnard had lent him
But the books Of the law contain tho record Of
such judicial outrage II IL without precedent III the
was personal and political friend; the plaintiff
defenseless woman without patronage or political IN
fuence. The Court Of Star Chamber was for time the
terror Of England but the Star Chamber never cxcr
cised power with greater contempt for the law.
RELHAsiNG CRIMINALS.
The use Of the witt OF habeas corpus has been grossly
abused To discharge from prison persons
their sentences after final conviction in the Court Of
Special Sessions II is NOE suggested that Judge Car
dOzO discharged such persons because VI any ,partay
for the dangerous glasses OF society. Hut 10 appeared
successful before the Judge IN those cases Not that the
papers which the Judge granted discharges for them
charges FOR other habtas corpus iawyers~for tho
paper. Oh which discharges were granted and the
identical stae iac,, The Of Appeal. has Just
decided i~ the acI Of 1870. rneilna thc C"oft OF
q n
& ..sr Jidpr Caruuzo!
H. ~ hs bern .usgre'ed. the Judge duuL: the Con.
.i 40! u "isan!1,l"H at the Co.ir whose III InrrOus
cgV,ets &c gas I',ay loose upon society, IL very
singular thai hc "u haI, a'inq al that Cont 10 con
Ting :" ,O!. and Howe Iad liuiilcl - cOuiinuo 10
Iii1 '@ui. lhH gau!ul ~ .'i!gc OF obtaining dir
cl'atE. "b 'i.- '"if' hos .d4ur. the
1rH',5 10" .'i "'Hnf one 81 he nul,."i thus
r.*:."i,c". h""' hi I.,'q ~ ,,f - ii. .,,i,r.i now
"...' l!...i ta.,. .''..HF LIt i,.. - ft.i d,sr
m 81 - y s'i r'f 90. ~. H. - . 4 ~ Ike
o "ar -: =. ii''t 'r'! a.r!,.,'. B't be nd 10
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bic. 1t may be added, too, that irritation
OF the stomrch is almost invariably ac-
companied bv irritation of the temper.
The invigorating aud tranquilizing
operation of Hostetter's Bitters is most
powerfully developed in cases of indiyes-
ton. The first effect of this agreeable tonic
Is comforting and encouraging. A mild
glow pcrvades the system, the chronic un-
easiness in the region of the stomach is les
sened, and tho nervous restlessness which
character:zes the disease is abated This
Improvement is not transient. It is not
succeeded by the return of the old symptoms
Win superadded force, AS is always the
given for the complaint. Each dose seems
70 impart a permanent accession of health
But this not all. The
APPARENT anti-billious properties of the pre-
paration are scarcely secondary in impor-
lance to its tonic virtues. If there is an
overflow of bile, the secretion is soon
brought within proper limits, and if the
hilary organ is inert and torpid it is toned
and regulated. The effect upon the dis
charging organs is equally salutary, and
In cases of constipation the cathartic action
IS just SUFFICIENT to produce the desired
result gradually and without pain. The
from the surface, which is particularly
desirable at this season when sudden spells
OF raw. unpleasant weather arc apt to
check the natural perspiration and pro-
duce congestion of the liver, coughs, and
colds. The best safeguard against oH dis
eases IS bodily pigoJ, and this the great Veg
etable Restorative especially promotes.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE.

VTNHE large and valuable plantation known
i as IN. S. White Place." in the parish of
Richland: It is situated on Beuf river, and
in two miles of the N. La. & Texas Railroad
The tract contains thirteen $500 hundred
acres, more or less, of which $50 are cleared
and 200 acres under fence and now in cult
walton, with gin house and other buildings
Tho land is unsurpassed in fertility, and
the greater portion Of tho plantation above
would secure the whole of it from the
slightest humiliation. The place is fully
capable Of producing, with proper cultiva-
ton, 400 bales of cotton and 1000 bushels Of
corn per annunl.
II not sold before at private sale, it will
be offered for sale, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on
Saturday, tic 20th Of January, 1872,
at the door of tho Court house, i'll tho town
of Rayyille, between tho hours of and
o'clock =. NJ. OF that day, on the following
terms: One-fourth cash and the balance in
one, two and three years, the purchaser to
give his promisory notes, secured by special
mortgage on the property, and drawing
eight per cent interest from date of sale,
and the act OF sale to contain the attorneys
fee clause.
For further particulars, inquire of +. p.
Stubs, Esq, or II. G. Cobb, Esq, Monroe.
La, or Todd q Briaham, Bastrop, La, or
n15:2t J. r. WYNN.
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DIED.

December %. 1871, infant daughter of J.
NJ. and Lavonia NJ. Bennett, aged seven
weeks and three days.
Yes, one more little blossom sent to cheer
and gladden. it's parents hearts for time,
has gone from earth to heaven. This sweet
little flower doomed only for day, when
the pale archer, attracted by it's loneliness,
plucked and transported it to fair Eden's
bowers.
Yet not in cruelty, not in wrath,
The reaper came that day;
An angel visited the green earth,
And took their flower away.
Weep not, mother, for your little pearl
now gently rests on the bosom of Him who
gave it.
Mrs. p. I. GooDRUM widow of Lieut.. JAS
Goodrum of the U. S. navy, born in Green's
Vile county, Virginia, on the 18th of Feb
ruary, 1902, departed this life on the 18TH
of September, 1871, i'll RichIand parish, near
Girard Station. For more than thirty years
shc-had been consistent, devott and zeal
Gus member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Every virtue that could atlorn the
neighbour the friend, the wife, the mother,
the follower of Christ, clustered around this
good Samaritan. None know her but to
love to her. AS a friend of many years, we
deeply sympathizc with her affectionatc
children. But why should they gricvc
She had nearly reached her three score
years and ten, and then with her LAM,
trimmed and brightly burning, passed
through "the valley of the shadow of death, y
looking to the cross of Christ, and rejoicinr
IN Il blessed future, 'for so he givcth his
bcloyed Sleep
lis sweet to die with Jesus near,
The spirit to invite
To soar away from earthly cares
To realms of endless iicht
10 dwell with God in Heaven above,
Beyond the distant sky,
. And feast upon celestial love-
And never, never die. w
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Signs Of Revival,

Cotton sold in the city, on Monday
after the fire, at 10 cents.
The ground of several lots was still
hot and smoking when wagons began
arriving with lumber for new houses.
Ensminger re-opened his restaurant
in the front yard Of the Alhambra lot
on Monday morning and literally gave
his guests s'dinner on the ground" sup
plying them with oysters, coffee, broil-
ell ham, &c.
$. Marx rented half the store of Mr..
Hayman while the fire was raging, al
though he had lost all of his valuable
stock
Melee has put up 4 shed in rear of
his ruins, and is running Il prescription
case. There We're but two drug stores
in town, and both We're burned. Lig-
nosl1i is not decided what he can do,
but thinks he will engage in making
his patent medicines exclusively.
King has torn his walls down to one
story and is going ahead on repairs.
J. G. Sanders has Il fifty-foot plank
house up in rear Of his walls. Endom
is inclosing his lots and framing Il new
shop and stable. Hanna is changing
his stable to an office and will soon have
it complete. Surghnor will reopen in
the new house of MI. Muliin, near the
depot.
The lawyers are considerably scatter
cd, but We believe they all have quar-
tiers. Mr.. Stubs and Judge Caldwell
are with Judge Ray, Richardson &
McEnery are upstairs over Haymun's,
Judge Baker and Assessor Hardy have
the little office opposite the railroad
office, and the railroad Office is now at
Mr.. Shields's late residence.
The saloons have re-opened. Dabbs
has the former shop of Bcrnhardt; Gar
retson is i'll the Conncf building, hav-
ing bought out Boesc and McKinna, !,
little disigured, is ut his old stand.
The BARRIERS have united, and have
set up shop next door to Tom Miiler's
under the command of Rich'd Barring.
ton, tho victim of three burnings.
\. j. Keller has moved small house
to his LOT and i getting ready 10 re-
open.
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Card OF Thanks.

1 return my most profound and
grateful acknowledgements to those
who assisted myself and family du-
ring the recent fire, and have been
so generous and attentive since the
calamity in supplying our wants.
This acknowledgement is rendered
to both white and black, male and fe-
male, from the Oldest to the latest
acquaintance, coupled with the prayer
that no such visitation may ever be-
fall them.
FL. MCCORMICK.
Monroe, January 5, 1872.
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PicO Il Co.

It has been brought to our attention
that this house has steadEastly refused
not only to advance the prices OF their
goods and groceries in consequence OF
the fire but has uniformly declin-
ed to sell any Of the staple articles of
provisions except i'll small quantities.
Proposals have been made to buy their
tiours bacon &C., by. wholesale, but they
have declined TO entertain them.
1t is but justice to our dealers gener-
ally to say we have not heard that any
of them have exhibited desire to
speculate upon the misfortuncs Of our
people, all of whom feel sensibly the
sudden destruction of so many of the
necessities of life.
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Annual Conference OF NJ. E.. Church
South OF Louisiana.

SVWNA VI AVulSl8n9s
This body assembled on the 4th inst.
Bishop III. IT. Kavanaugh presiding,
and Rev. G. +. Evans acting as Secre-
| tary. The attendance embraced about
sixty clerical and ten lay delegates,
with fifteen local preachers and num-
Der more as visitors.
The invitation Of citizens of Vicks-
burg to accept of their Inequalities, in
view ofth recent fire here, was re-
ceived, and declined, with profound
thanks.
The conference sat with open doors
during the examination Of the charac-
ter Of its members.
Committees Oh Educations, Sabbath
Schools, Publications, Temperance,
Missions, Bible Cause and Memoirs,
We're appointed.
Two ministers, Thos. Sanford and
w. G. McGaughey died during the
past year.
II. Eber, G. Keener, S. II. Schroeder
and Thos. Mullett were admitted as
young preachers on trial; remaining
on trial-P. Allen and j. w. Metllock;
admitted into full connections. A. g.
Rabe, j. G. Millen, j. Lane Borden,
r. H. Adair and J. NJ. Franklin.
Thos. Mullett, Herman Eber, w. F..
Horton, J. w. Smith and w. M. Jen-
nings We're elected to Deacon's orders.
The following preachers We're elected
f0 Sc. l1fk
Borden, L. r.. Laninghan, (received
from Baptist church,) H. L. Smith, T.
S. Collier and J. III. Jordan.
The session of the Conference has
been very harmonious, and an unset
fish devotion to their great response
bilities has characterized the course of
it's members. The discussions upon
educational institutions have been very
exhaustive, fervent and interesting.
A more impressive or ADLER body of
men we have seen but once or twice in
the State.
New Orleans has been chosen as the
place for holding the Conference next
year.
DeSiAAlHS "4Cll eHiS evening, Str
vices will be held at
NONROE:
Saturday, p. NJ, Rev. w. v. Tudor.
Sunday, IL A. NJ, Bishop Kavanaugh.
&C 3P. NJ, Rev. j. f. Cobb.
" 7P. NJ, Rev. Jno. Matthews.
e p. NJ. at the Courthouse in
the German language by Rev. J. B. A.
Ahrens.
TRENTON:
Saturday, Z =. NJ, Rev. j. Wilkinson.
Sunday, IL A. NJ, Rev. Linus Parker.
I" 7P. NJ, Rev. w. V. Tudor.
Committee on Public Worship:
Saml Armstrong, c. F.. Evans and
J. Lane Borden.
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Views OF the Rims.

Mr.. Mealy, the excellent photo
grapher, has been engaged in taking
views of a large, size of the burnt
district of tho city. For this purpose
he has improvised a gallery on wheels
and has taken a number of views
that will prove interesting memen-
toes of the Great Fire of 1871.
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Exciting Times in the Legislature.

Exciting Times in the Legislature.
By private dispatch we are informed
that up to yesterday the Senate had not
obtained 81 quorum, the Democrats and
Customhouse Republicans remaining
away.
The House formally unseated several
Warmothites Tuesday, adjourned. The
Governor thereupon convened an extra
session Of the House, which was at
tended by his partisans, who compell-
ed the attendance of a. few Democrats.
Carter was then unsealed as speaker,
and expelled; Brewster succeeding him.
The police and military were in
force and great excitement prevailed.
Garter maintains the act Of Warnoth
and his partisans was illegal and void ,
and says he will procure Il hall and
proceed with the regular bus mess of
the House, and so there will be two
houses and no Senate.
Nivc Republican demonstrations!
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HEADQUARTERS
SECOND DIVISION LA. STATE NIII,I,FI A
Special Orders No. One.

SPcclOZ Orders No. One.
Monroe, La, Jan'y =, 1872.
At the fire in Monroe, ON the night of
Dec. 80, 1871, about one hundred and fifty
Enfield Rifles were removed from burn
ing building and are missing. Public notice
is hereby given that said rifles are the prop
erty of the State of Louisiana; and ali per-
sons having any of said rifles in possession
are hereby notified to return the same and
deliver them to Capt. George Chamberlain,
Monroe, La. All persons found in possess
sion of said rifles after the lapse of ten days
from this date, will be prosecuted for the
larceny Of the same. All officers Of this
command will use their efforts to recover
said rifles as soon as possible.
- BY command OF Brig. Gen. j. Frank Par
gOud. w. w. FARMER,
Atrue copy. Capt. 4 Asst Adjutant Gen.
Official: w. w. FARMER,
15:2t Capt. ~ Asst Adj't Gen.
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NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Ouaclita.
The partnership i'll the commercial firm
of Oliver & Byrne, of Monroe, La, is dis
solved by mutual consent.
The assets of the firm, including the
books, bills, rents and accounts, are turned
over to II. w. Richardson, Esq, for coIlec-
ton for the benefit OF creditors, and no
alone is authorized to collect and receipt
for the same. a. b. OLIVER
JNO. L. BYRNE.
Monroe. La, Jan'y 2. 1S72-Im
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4 Body and Mind Disease.

such is dyspepsia. The stomach and
the brain arc too intimately allied for the
ono TO suffer without the other, so that
dyspepsia and dependency are msepara-
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Monroe,
MARRIED.,

In Monroe, La, January ?, 1872, at st.
Matthew'S Church, by Rev. Father l.. Ger
gaud, Mr.. L. NIAcREADY, Of New Orleans,
to Miss Il. c. Ransom, of Monroe. La.
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ken In the corporate name OF tho Company
aSthdFiseil thereto by the board Of Director,
SscrroN 20.
8 Tho Board OF Directors shall require from
the Treasurer, bond with ample security 70
that may come into his hands. ~ ~
SECTION 81.
Any stock-holder shall have tho right at
any time of Concentrating the amount OF his
s ssosk sahscription upon the payment Ct
thereof into the treasury Of the Company.
@ SECTION 80.
Any or all of the Directors shall be subject
to removal by . two-thirds vote of all the
purpose, by fifty per cent OF tho stockholders
SECTION -.
majority Of tho Company, representing
u majority OF the stock subscribed, shall
railroad, not to exceed Ave miles nom orig
inai line or from line herein before de-
Scribed. :.
The Board OF Directors and the Company
shall have power to form and adopt such
bylaws for their government as they may
All questions not herein provided ior shall
be decided by parliamentary usage.
SECTION %.
a majority of the Company, representing
. majority Of the stock, shall have the pow
er to sell and convey all real and personal
estate belonging to the Company, and shall
have power to consolidate said corporation
with other corporate bodies.
In testimony whereof the said appearers
hereunto sign their names, together with
Strother, laval witnesses, It the city OF
Monroe, on this 10th day of Novemhss, 1S7l.
Jordan II. Flournoy, James Bond,
VIM. ~. Maxey, NJ. g. Stamper,
A. c. Hill, j. II. Wallace. j..
Attest /:
X. G. STRorlIR, -
Bryce sItlLls.
CHAs. DELERY, Recorder.
STATE OF I.oUisiANA,
Parish OF Ouachita. ! -
hcroby certify that tho above and FORE
going is true and correct copy Of the origt-
nal on file and of record in my Office.
In testimony whereof, I hereunto sign my
name and atiix my seal of Office, on this
tho LIST day OF December, 1871.
CHAS. DELERY. Recorder.
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THE TRENTON, HOMER 8 rULroN
CHARTER
r A I T. II o a D.

adopted at q Cbmscatios Held at Trenton.
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NEAL CorATG.
EAL ESTATE AGENCY.

The undersinged has opened In this pascs
An ofhce FOR tho sale or loass OF real cseaSo
In this and adjoining parishes. Parties
having places for sale or rent, will consult
their interest BY sendia9 mo 8 fsall daecFlp-
tion Of same, hxing price and tsrnns of pay
GEORGE CHAMBERL.AIN,
Monroe, La.
FOR SALE. slt
WILLIAMS plantation ~ miles from
wv Monroe, near the Monroe and ViOks-
burg road. containing AL acres, 400 cleared.
nio-tf a.cHAAlBERLArN, Agent.
FOR SALE.
TTNHE WtMberly place In tho Colony, ten
acres, 100 cleared. Terms cAoh. VS.
nlO-tf q. CHAMBERLAIN, Ancnt,
FOR SALE. s
GEVERAf. desirable building lots In dit.
~ fcrent parts Of the city.
nlO-tf q. CHAMBERLAIN, Agent.
FOR SALE -.
A Number Of ohoice loss In LAyton,s
nio-tf q. CHAMBERLAIN. Asen..
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SSVICkSBURG FEED STORE!',
w. Med. MEGGET 81 CO.,
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants
Wholesale and retail dealers in
Grain and Produce.
Yellow corn, CSC per bushel white corn,
81 90; oats 75c; bran 81 65 per 100 pounds !;
hay 81 rs; shipstutfs Or shorts - 90 per
sack: choice family flour $40 90 per barrel.
All the above delivered free of drayage on
board the ferry boat, Omaha City, at the
above figures, by w. Med. Megget IL Co.,
Crawford Street, Vicksburs. Jan'y 6. Inn
NOBODY SHALL SUFFER-!
In consequence OF the great disaster, 7
will sell my whole stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES
at as low prices as before the fire, near the
railroad depot.
Eas~ Come and See for Yourself
DAVID KALISKI. .
Monroe, ian. g, lS72.-l5:lm
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-01-06

wlEARFBOAr NOTICE.
A TTENTION In called to the fsot that q
"A good Drny Road has been completed
to the Wharf boat and ready for use. All
parties DESTROYS OF having their freight
hauled by drays will please give notice on
board. -
No freight will be delivered to drsyman
unless previously checked and acknowl.
edged correct by owners or consignees. The
charges for elevating by steam shall DO Ave
per cent. ON ono card rates. s.W. ODELL,
Monroe, Doc. q, lS7l.-l3:3t