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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-09
That Jail Job.

We have been interviewed once or
twice about our article of last week rcla-
tive to that 500 bill for Jail repairs, AMI
the official journal of corruption has OK
planned What it knows about the mat
ter, in part ut least and yet we are
profoundly ignorant why Sandy Bird
made such Il charge, why he Sworc it
was at the usual rates, why sheriff
DinkgraVe could not get the work
done cheaper, why the immaculate
friend OF cheap Jail lots voted to al
low the claim, and why $3.50 of the
peoples money should be sIuantlerrd
in such a corrupt manner.
The 1ntcIfigcnccr states that the work
was estimated by other mechanics be-
sides Sandy Bird, at the same figures
he received. We desire to know the
names of these mechanics Is either !
II. Muir, +. l.. Mccormick, +. V dinner,
q. LNnaall. J. u. McGinniS, Rich'd
fulialn, Conner, or Burns, or any re-
SpOnsiblc contractor, one of them L?
we hardly believe that either Of these
gentlemen will value the work done
at so, for which the parish has been
made to pay, though species OF cor
ruption: the sum of $3.50. Because we
have exposed this job, we are charged
with trying to get up an excitement.
We plead guilty; and we will get up
an excitement against all such faith
lessncss i'll office whenever the occa-
sion is presented. The unworthy, twice
proven unworthy President of the .Po-
lice Jury, Julius Ennemoscr, knew per-
fect1y we'll he was virtually robbin" the
people when he supported that claim
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The Zinc Business.

The police officers and Recorder. in
making their settlements With the
City Treasurer, have been in the habit
of having their warrants divided, in
order to enable them to pay over
the exact amount of fines collected in
warrants. In this way, there has, been
paid over to the City Treasurer the
large amount OF cighty-threc dollars
and SiNty-tiyc cents, by .f;ps,' different
parties at sir different times. Now,
we would like to know whether this is
any sign of brokerage in city funds .
If,l}i9eqc,2.
Our remarks about fines and forfeit
ures were addressed to men who l,uvc
4 regard for law and arc not iuditlrr-
cnt to 4 principle when the question OF
money is raiScu--lnI not to the editor
of the IntcIIigcncer.
The Recorder has no right to collect
fines, and no one has the right to col
lcct \ fine in warrants, at all. Nor do
we believe any one has over 50 collect
cu Il 1tiIc.
We understand the plan adopted is
this: An officer collects money on
fines, and after awhile he asks pay on
his salary. He is tod there is no
money in the treasury. He then asks
for two warrants, one equal to the
money he has in his possession and the
other equal to the balance ,!uc linn.
He then concludes his operations bN
returning the warrant equal in amount
to the money in hand, as i5Uyn3cyN Of
tie tine, retains or sells the other war
rant, and the thing is done. I'his
looks like "paying over the exact
of fines collected in wurruntS,'
don't it
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-09

Between ten and eleven O'Clock yes
to-day forenoon the shop of Mr.. Flcscll-
man, three doors below this Office, took
Mr.. +. was repairing a SU(;, in four feet
of the shop, when he discovered the
fire. The blaze was then higher than
his head and spreading rapidly. lie
hastily brought water and threw on the
fire, and with the help of friends cX-
tnGuishcI it. He believes the fire was
tn" work of All inccndiary. He is no,
insured. The affair has II decided nil
of mystery about it.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-09
Eti1is. ssy"pcts tE:sy F;nss E,c.

Indigestion is moi dangerous, say tl:t rlc
uity. Perhaps nos i'm itself. while il remains
mere ildiEoSti1ii; bat look ut the ,.,nMr-
uuenccS To which IL may lead. ;g;sl often
leads when it becomes y chronic disease \
spark OF fire is Il small thing. \ prc++ur"
of the foot will put it on: :, breath viii OK
tinGNiSh il. Vet il may fir" Il powder mill
or kuHic 4 fame that viii conyunina ,itv
IN like manner Indigestion may produce
gaStritis, cancer Of the stomach. congestion
Of the bowels, apoplcNN, liver disease. and
many other dangerous mHludiC~. Is il not
wise, then, to check it in tn" germ! Moth
thing is more clearly and imdiSputHIDly rS-
tabliShci than that Host cttcr'S Stomach
BittcTS Will eradicate dyspepsia in :,U its
stages The true policy, however. j. to OK
tinguiSh ii in the first stages with this
wholesome. powerful, "nd int;lfiibir tonic
and Alternative. II is easier to vucnch Il
spark than Il flame, ;nd it i,i easier to euro
when it has made Roadway Il. nc.sIoct. and
become complicated with other ailments.
There is not the shadow Of It tIuttht that the
| bittcrS are as directly Antagonist i" to dVS-
| pcpSa aS water is to fire. There are thGt-
| sands ofcascS on record proving. ibis ftct.
| The remedy il safe and agreeable. All the
| liquors OrcOmm"rc" prescribed l~ ,tiinu-
lamtS leave" sting behind. l;mt The. 81 in.s
is taken out of tn" Spft'Iou~ basis Of his
! moreover. tho stiinulallt thus In",lirnird H.
of exceptional purity. or all tonnes taken
| assatrIcuardS on remedies for fever #rd :,,u"
bilious rcnittClltS, and h"F rpl'!"4Eli'"E. -
is the only ON" that can uniformly 10" lie
pended on.
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Throws Stream ct tafh0nic
Acid Gas, Thirty Feet !
Contents Equivalent TO
200 Gallons of Water!

Tho great advantages possessed by these
machines is their simplicity. chcapncss.
availability and complete mastery over tire.
They are charged will, seven gallons of wa
ter. in which is dissolved II quantity OF conf
mon soda, and in this solution is suspended
:: small lcatcn bucket filled with sulphuric
acid Thus chargcd they are set away for
use. At the moment needed, tho acid is
cn,pticd into tho water Ivy upsctting tho
bucket cont tanning it, and tho machine is
ready for use. 1t throws stream thirty
foot, OF mingled water and gas, and is easily
transported and worked by ono person.
one railroad i'll Illinois has 30 of these
nnrhinrs, another 100, Chickerng & Sons,
Boston, h:,\c 30, and II recent law Of Con-
gross requires their use on all water crafts
in the United States. The town of Homer
was recently saved from, destruction by one
OF these machines. .........r.t.
70 For full PARTICULARS address tho E:di-
tor "rthc TEI.E,.HArM,who is supplied with
Hahcock Extinguishcr and will take plea
sure ia explaining lis morris, and in for
wnrdnr order, for hi' friends.
\. NJ. GRANGER,
General Agent, 10 canal street,
h'b2i:2@-lv Nrm orleans.
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Marie! Rapport.

\ EW ORLEANS, March e. Got ton
more firm sales 5000 bales GOOD nlrli-
nary II &c; low nidling u :; mi,l'lIing
~; receipts $3.50 bales; exports to .iv-
crpOuI BIOS bales. Nu!:lSSr4 dull: fer
mcntinG common toe; fair 10; PRIME
:"}r' % prime, not i''rnl"nting, 90
sugar anll common ne; fair -; choice.
lna. Coffee quiet, :Hh" ~. tultl 10.
Ni:W YORK, March G.-tottun sale,
HOO bales on spot and 4li1 Atlont mid
ding 22ic; Orleans 23l. Eoli TO- rr TO- =.
LlVi:HUuNI, March e. Evening"
Cotton closed easier; il,andI # r,ii ct;
Orleans 81.
ST. Louis, March .--i>a%ging lJ!n,
ice. Flour activ" and firm extra fam
lily $G.1I. Pork quiet, $500. Shoulders;
34c; clear sides =. Lard firm, Str.--
Whislly quiet, soc.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-09

The brilliant wag and "ruditc states
man Of the Intc1ligcnccr proceeds to
correct our list of the Offices he holds.
After denying that some Of the places
he fills are offices, he extends the list
by naming four offices we were not
aware he held, and leaves his readers
to believe he has named thcmall. We
Happen to know that he has suppressed
the truth, and has done so no doubt
dcsigncdly. He is chief clerk of the
Assessor of Internal Revenue Of this
district, and gets Il salary therefor of
So; 80! per month. Did he not know
this when he pretended to give com
plctc list of offices held by him: Why
did he withhold the truth and attempt
Il pnlpablc imposition upon the pub
lie!
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EDUCATIONAL.
TONER. MASONIC
FEMALE COLLEGE.

r. 4. NJ n IL r. co IL i r. u h.
The exercises of this Institution began on
the first Monday in. Septemper last.
sessions of twenty weeks eucfl-first ending
tho last of january; the second the last of
June.
l.. E.WILcox, President, and Prof Of Latin,
Mental and Moral Science.
Miss H. NAuaHN, Teacher in Literary De
partment and lnstructre ss in French.
Miss ID. CALHOUN, Assistant IN Literary
Department.
y. H. LIaSosKI, Prof of Music.
TERMS:
Pupils adMitteti at any time and charged
until end of session. No. deduction in tut
ton except for protracted sickness.
Tuition, Envlist.::..... 81. - uud $500 per mo.
i"strunental Music, with use
OF observation-disclosures. ......... 600 -
Extra lessons lit Vocal Music. f.H -
rrench .................. ...............'.. LOO
Board exclusive "a :;f i: wasi,;,,, ed"
lights, and articles for toilet,
II paid in advance, for each
Ssssioh....,. Tao
Incidental, per session. ......,".... 100 =.
Prof. Wilcox has now entered upon the
lahors OF the tenth year OF his connect ion
as President, with tho Homer Masonic
range of studies has been M extensive ~
any institution of tho kind, and the mode
of inst ruction has been to impart u thorough
in tho College and Boarding Department has
becm firm. constant, but parental. Tho
ssaa IN cone i Of sSs ab"Ss rsfsE.
ence is confidently made to the patrons of
the Institution and former pupils scattered
throughout North Louisiana.
;. Additions are being made to the Boarding
House. 40 that n large number OF pupils can
fdcnt.
We. tho undersigned, having been &C
Huaintcd with the Workings OF tho Institu-
ton during the time it has been under the
management of Prof Wilcox, very cordial
ly recommend It to our friends as IL suitable
place to sond their daughters.
i. a. JONES, w. NJ, !
n. WARD, s. W.,
JOHN 3. YOUNG, J. W., -
and Judge Parish Court,
J. Il. RAMSEY; Sec'y,
K. 4. VAUGHN, 'rreuS., z
j. 4. E0AN, Judge
District Court,
Rey. J. r. DAVIDSON.
Feb'y ,, 1872. 20:ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.
FURNITURE STORE,
ANn FURNITURE kErA1KIN0.

AND FURNITURE: REPAIRING.
The undersigned announce to the public
that they have made preparations to engage
in tn" Furniture business in the now build
ing on nesiard street, near ii. X in,iernnnn's,
and viii keep for sale Il well-Hssorted supply
of ptlic" and Household Furniture, uphols-
terry materials, .Sr., which they will sell nj
reasonable prices.
They will repair Furniture at short notice;
the long experience of the senior part er in
that business nnor'linE II good guarantee
that all jobs will DO well and faithfully ex-
ccutcf.
j. j.. pITI;IiS & 60.
Monroe, La, March IL, 1871. n26-tf
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\ Card.

Eaifo, ISlcy,u}oh:
In Your last issue you stated that the
man who tried to rob \. !tauXct'S store
had been staying at my house. / deny
it, and can say Sheriff D;nlt grave SAW
nothing to lead him to SLY thnt the
mon had been There,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-09

Among the steamboat arrivals last
week, was the Colossal, from st. Louis,
with Il fine trip Of pork, bacon, hay,
corn, oats, -four, meal, wagons, &C.,
for this place and points above. The
Colossal brought pork for 81 50 per
barrel, and corn for Csc per hundred
pounds. The corn was inVoiced at
j3c per bllShel.
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OUAcHITA FEMALE ACADEMY,

A BOARDING \ N d DAY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES',
MON ROE, La. ..
The session of ls7l-'72 will commenc on
Monday, tho 4th day of September.
Mrs. r. w. BENTON, Principal, ind In
structress OF tho Primary Department.
THoH. O. BENTON, Esq, Instructor of tn.
Academic Department.
Miss Il. N. MtcKLE, Instructress of French,
and assistant In tho English branches.
Mrs. T.. J. SLACK, Instructress Of Music.
Miss M.S.PHIrrEN, Instructress IN Draw
ing, Painting in water colors Oil, en-
broidery and fancy needle work.
TERMS: PAYABLE MONTHLY
Primary Classes. $500 per mo.
Miuuie .................... 4.W I"
Academic I" .........,.,..... 500
French .................... 300
Nusic( with use OF inst rulnent) 800
Board, including washing,
,tsh'S. Nc......... :........ ......... .N.D
Drawing, Painting, tvc.. ut teachers'
cfiarEcs Aug. 2f. 1871. 3O-tf
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hands OF Mr.. j. c. Hanna, Capt. Odoll
having sold out.
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OMathlta Telegraph.
MONROE, Ia, MARCH ., 1872.
DEMOCRATIC PARISH CONVENTION.

The Democrats of Ouacllita parish are
requested to assemble in NJ ASS MEET
ING, in the town of Monroe, on Satur-
day, the 9th day of April, 1872, ut II
O'Clock, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the State Convention, and
to transact other important business.
S. u. McENElsY,
Chairman Parish FIX. Com.
Monroe, March 8, 1872
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HL.ACkSAtIrIlINt:, REr.tiHt No &c.
See card of Mr.. T.. Miller who has his
shop near the depot. lie is II good me
rlunic, guarantees his work, and is
ready to serve his patrons at all times.
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ASTON tStii\t,

ASTONISHING,
t,alpi:N, ARK. .Itn't II. 1872.
10 HhOm Il RtUy CoHc"5'R:
For eight con months have boon terribly
afflicted with RhcumatiS l and Neuralgia.
have been confined to the house ON: WEAR.
most OF this time to my bed. Nothing did
mo amy good unt0 yesterday. the 18th inst,
/ sent Tor DIR. Roberts. He had not treated
me ttro sRjs'tttCS, hY tniHiot Magnetism. until
every particle of pain left me, the rontrnr~
lions in my elbows and l>nCc joints relaxed
;s if by magic, and bHca,n" rs t'cSihtr and
supple as ever WAS. To-day | walked from
my house /" DR.. Roberts nilirc in the Conn
merciai Hotel. with perfect r:'sc, 4 di~tancr
or thrcc-4uartcr>o OF 4 milr,' which could
not hay" done fora .Hcd'' /" save my life.
am Il poor Woman. but MAY cod and his
an%cts reward Dr. i:Ybert. FOR his aid to me
Ilo;el. rSigned.l Mn> lane WEIl5s.
C.\,tn:::S, ARK, Fcb'y :. lS7..
have suffered awtully for fifteen months
With neuralgia in my head. resulting in y
III my left eye, celebrating the sight almost
totally. have 'nicn Magnetic 'rcatn'snt
testify that the neuralgia il gone, my eye is
assuming its natural shape, the film over
turning and now feel tirst-ratc myself!
Tt0Sc ifitcrcS: cd can Inquire personally
or by letter. LSiGnod.l d. BREWER.
C\NDM&, ARK, Toby &. 1872.
This is 10 say that Or. Roberts has cared
me OF Spinal Curvature, Rheumatism and
NcuralSin, of many Years standing, by a
few trcltuIcnis, by Animal Magnet ism. and
the Swedish Movement euro. + can rc-nn,-
mend tho treatment to others in dist ross, for
| fell moro like 4 boy Il, years old than Il
man 81. LSigncd.l JAMES NELLY.
CAMDEN tTlS., Eob'y7 :, 1877.
l h:tvc been partiyHcd in nay right side
for ono year. could not talk distinctly.
Or. Roberts restored me to action and my
speech, in less than Hfie"n minutes, by An
imnl Magnetism and III" Swedish Move
mcnl Cure. to-day. III Commercial Hotel,
r!nfI"n, when al other rI'ySi".ians ha'"
failed. i~i%n"d. }; G. Hi}rI.EK,,
l.ninN"tt" county, Ark.
l hereby state tina, Witnessed th" treat
men, OF Al,. }. G. Eutlcr, and know The
facts true as stated.
lSi@ucd. !. NJ. AnANiSoN, NJ. u.
AND Ma AGENT PARISHES.
take pleasure IN Informing nay friends
and patrons, that I HAY" established 4 Conn
nisairn fiuuSc i'll Monrnc, with the view Of
doing t'ru"ral Commission and Western
!'v0h,cH i;u%in"&ai.
Will regularly I've in receipt Of
PORK. !iArr>S. FLOUR.
hay, "pEN, r.iT@, BRAN,
WAGONS, rIoWS.
TAEMlN.; ihlrlr:AiENTS, AND
Gl:NEE PLANTATION Supplies,
whir! viii sell It. the very lowest n:,r!>"t
price.
A. r"''iN' on consignment, direct ilnl.
FIRST hands, AND sell only for cash, can rnr-
ni%li all of tl!r "h"y.' manned iir"% as tow.
ii not lower, 1i.nm ANY h"u~" in North iy",i-
i~nl,.,.
fari"lt:;r attention " III hr !,nit to tii,n,s
ORDERS my l'!ts ">t'l'i"n'r. i" and ''l's"
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THOMAS x lSDoNTi
mark
JOHN DWt~r:I:,
NJ AETIE MtiHWEN,
JEREMIAH II:AEh,
BARNEY DOoGAN,
Nj .\I;TI y Ky NSlEF.N,
{. II. TIII.,
john NAuGiIE,
.iOIlN MtrRtEN,
HENRY IAEr,.Eir,
WILLIAM BRA DIZZY,
WILLIAM \. OK r.Ii.N.
We did not make the statement at
tributcd to us. What we SHitl was that
s'Shcrin Dink9raVr discovered there
CAT Dooncrs} cNid"nc" sufficient to war
rant him in saying he haas ma d"ul,t some
such wounded man had stopped there"
- Eb. TEi.E.
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Erl,st::..,'.2 w
ROYAL. LOTTERY.

Tho n"Nt Grant L,fir,"rti!,"aY H,"""in0,
to take place ON AUrit I, 1879.
TWO Extra Capital l'rz"s-
ono l'rlE'. OF SNW,SN"
ON" Prize of................. ............ 2Ou,U
Ana lis at her Prizes Of smaller annnni-
nat IONS.
Those who wish TO invest and try their
li,rh in an Honest Lottery, will do VOL to
apply in time, for further Information, to
the hcauuuart cisS in this city, or send their
orders to M. Manuel Bnrnio, first sub-rOl-
hector of deportation in Havana, through
his ..nrrcspoidents McsslFs. BoHNIo Il Eitn-
TuEH, New Orleans, Wholesale dealers and
importers, Of Havana SrgnrS and Leaf To-
t,ncro
Et,' Prizes of all denominations will he
"a~h"u AT amy time, ut the lowest rates, by
tn" above named trtn, in New trfcnftS, No.
- t.r;IN Ter II rect.
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NAVI(:II'rON

l. Dealer in Stoves, Tinware, Burial Cases,
&c, Monroe, l.a., has constantly on hand,
for sale, every variety of cooking and heat
ing stoves, received direct from the factories;
also, every description of tinwarc; also
Fisk Mrtnific Burial Cases, varying IN size
and style to meet any given order. All or
dcrs for repairs promptly attended to- and
wholesale orders for tinwnro flied at New
Orleans prices with freight added.
June Is 1870. "
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S'''r*S' >"A'':s' S''A'ES'
EANIDl; pI.%KiiT y SLATE OFFICE,

ENEt.Dl; pE%RiiI y SLATE OFFICE,
So l4fo.,,,,>.jrj,u Jy,,,., N,,r O,yrn,,S
Best i:nngor t'"urhNu, Port biuorwic aud
Port MMIor States for itoOiiug-by cargo
small lots. to suit purchasers.
state Stab ti4tcrtS--tuittlc any .iHc to
Nrr.
Hearth Slabs, Irn;tl~ for Railway Dcpots
etc.
English Isihgc Tiles, Iir" Bricks in guam
titles to suit.
y. b Stating rnH:I .t"tca for at home or
abroad. Repairs to SLATE Roofs will receive
prompt attention.
Wharf corner philip, TrlipIpitntl.,s and
l"\"r streets. i. %. Box 1869. Merchants
E.X"Ii:t,t.cr !:!:!. W. IT,. Ef.I.1OIT, Ag't,
2i:Iin prut zeal Slater and Slate Mason,
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New TN SI1Or.-Mr. j. w. Locke,
having secured the efficient services of
Mr.. John w. Moore, the weII-known
timer, has opened IL tin shop in the
building on Grand street, formerly oc-
cupieu as Mrs. Ezclius's saddlery shop.
In Il few days, Mr.. Locke will receives
full supply Of stoves and stamped tim
ware, and has already manufactured
the leading articles of tinWarc which he
offers for sale at reasonable prices.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


bbt"NtR Il. X. ROBERTS,
rms CEIEIIl:Ar!;p NJ MAGNETIC rItNSioi\N.
viii treat all manner OF
CiRAHi.E CHRONIC DISEASES
J;V iIiOlnl .i,tp9,tiSIn. ne >lrrIiSh lNor,3nc1t
care. ulIi h" ''IHrhO- 4 ilsyic,t3a' Uild
Nc,iicdtcd not l0po,' EathS,
At the Lewis House. Monroe, la. COM
nnrnrin:S Monday. March nth, ISL. and
VIII rri,t:til, several weeks.
-" rnaSultati ions lrcr."s,=N
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Mo"',/tsrf"'Is,y or H<3,0isI"y

CARRIAGES, HUGGIES, HACKS, ETC.
Ready made work kept on hand spcri-
mems of which may ,c sccn by calling ut tho
Factory. lc will also carry IL general
Blacksmith shop, arranged to do all Kinds OF
ha:t"kSinit ring. TERMS reasonable.
April 20 1866. n:,O-s FIR. I;N DOM.
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SOUTHERN CARRIAGE Factory.

The undersigned takes pleasure in max ing
known that he il now ny well prepared IA
before tho war, if not better, 10 u" all kinds
of work, either in
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M, uId"r-.lln,rd Hereby civ" motto" that
or the 1T IIN 81 InnrInrH, lS.A, they cntcr-
eel into 4 ,.rI,ari ucIs,hip for til" purpose of
,.,rr,iu.. on III" Drug business in ali its
hi.4i..hr., under III" lirin nam" Of Melee ~
I;"thun".
FOR the present, their I,in"" of business
,,iU lac. ia, tii.. rear room ct g. w. McFcc'9
old store, ,yh"r" they can supply til" ruhii"
with aft leading art i"i"> Of in"'it"inc.
g. W. MCFEE,
JAMES y. EETIITNE.
.jnu,y -, f-72.-Is:tf
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The reconstructed storchouse OF Dccy
fuS IL Co., unlike the reconstructed
States, has been greatly improved in the
process of rebuilding. 1T has u hand
somcly ornamentcd front, much higher
than the Old one, the walls have been
raised several brick, and the rear room,
formerly used as Il warehouse, is to be
Incorporated with the store room, |,
thin partition with glass doors, only,
dividing them. The Improvement is
isi:tctory.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-09

\ movement is on foot in this city,
headed by men of ability, influence
and means, to combine the people en-,
mft$ss' against the payment Of any fur
thcr taxes to the Stale, except under
judicial compulsion; and we are :isst.r-
eel that 4 mass meeting will be called
at an early day to set the ball in mo-
t@,n. We hail the movement with sat
isfictiou, and believe it is the wiScst
course the people can take in opposition
to corruption and ruinp,,s misrutc. If
tn" peopI" want reform, let them go To
work and have it. The rings have. had
the swing too long already.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-01-06
Business Notices.

ANOTHER lot of new Furniture has just been
received at B. l.. Roudcnhush's Store, in the Ma
sonic Buildings. Some of the very best that can
be found in the cities, made up in the most mod
ern style. Furniture of all kinds, equal to city
store, are kept in this establishment, and sold at
the most reasonable prices.
TIE holidays being over, it is, nevertheless,
true that Clement & Dissnger are still selling
their goods at lower prices than elsewhere.
Every one will be convinced # this fact by call
ing at their new store room in Clements build
ing, on Market Square.
4 FACT worth remembering, that Weimcr sells
goods lower than the lowest. Ills stock of Dress
Goods in Silks, Mefinos, Empress cloth, Sattins,
Plails, &c, &c, are complete. Velvets and
Vcvetecus % per cent lower than former prices
Waterproofs of the latest styles and best make.
Ladies' Chi,drens' and Gents Furs. His assott-
mcut of Shuwls, embracing all the leading styles
in the markets, which he offers at extremely low
prices Call and be convinced that Wcimer's
popular Cash Store is the place to secure bar
gains. His stock of goods is not to be surpassed
by any in quantity, quality, or price. No trou-
BILE to show goods.
Having Just returned from the New Y orh mar
kets, he prepared to offer extra inducements 30
cash buyers.