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The Intclligenccr has found an arti-
Gle which it thinks was inspired by
Pinchback. That is bringing inspira-
ton down pretty low. The Deity i'll
inspired the prophets of old, and the
muses. arc supposed to inspire the poets.
We never suspected that Pinch was
either {; god, or one Of the nine muses.
Perhaps our ncighbor has discovered
differently. But if Pinch can inspire
u newspaper :orticlc--which We don't
prctcnd to UNDERESTIMATE there is one
thing he can not do, and that is, inspire
tho cditor of the intciiigcncer. Juli-
us Caesar is proof against inspiration,
Gin the path, or out of it, whether he
has his hec-Gum on, or has it off,
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What Dyspepsia May End Ia.

1ndigeStiO ion is not dangerous. say the fac
nlly. Perhaps not in itself, while il remains
mere indigestion; but look at the consc-
4uenccS to which ii may lead, and often
leads when il becomes Il chronic disease \
spark of fire is :, small thing. a pressure
OF the foot will put it out ~ breath will cN-
tinGuiSh it. Vet it may fire Il powder mill
or Sindie 4 flame that will consumer city.
| In like manner indigestion may produce
gastritis, cancer Of the stomach. congcSt ION
of the bowels, apoplcNy, liver disease, and
many other dangerous mafadicS. Is il not
wiSc then, TO check ii in the germ? Moth
thing is more clearly and indiSputably cS-
tabliShcd than that NoStcttcr'S Stomach
HtterS will eradicate dyspepsia in all its
stages. The true policy, however. is to OK
tinguiSh it i'll the first stages with this
wholesome, powerful, and infollibic tonic
and ait cratiVc. 1t is easier to uucnch Il
spark than Il flame, and it is caser to cure
dyspepsia when it is first developed, than
when it has made Roadway by neglect, and
become complicated with other ailments.
There is not the shadow of Il doubt that the
bitters arc as directly antagonistic to dyS-
pcpSa water is to fire. There are thou
sands ofcases on record proving this fact.
The remedy is safe and agreeable. All the
liquors Ofconmcrcc prescribed as Stinlu-
lants leave sting behind. But the sting
is taken out Of the Spirituous basis OF this
great remedy by vegetable mcdicati ion, and
moreover, the stimulant thus mcdcatcd is
of exceptional purity. OF all tonicS taken
as safeguards or remedies for foyer and u.uc,
bilious rcmittentS, and other epidenlics, it
is the only one that can uniformly be de-
pended on.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-30

The Monroe House is tho name of Il
boarding house just opened on Jackson
street, by Mr.. Jas. \. Lawler, an esti-
nable gentleman and an old resident
of this parish. The location is most de-
sirablc and the rooms airy and spacious.
Good fare will be given to the guests,
and tho prices fixed to suit tho times.
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Senator Ray and His Old Press.

How long ago was it that the IntclIi-
gcnccr discovered the particular fail
lngs Of Mr.. Ray, that are now urged to
accomplish his ruin: When did his
record as Il slave-Uwncr make the
lntelligcnccr man wall up his eyes : Is
his Know Nothing record of more re-
cent Gate than his support of the Intel
ligcnccr: When did the editors friend
tell him that g it did not matter which
side - Federal or Confederate - won,
John Ray could prove his loyalty to
either:' Has not the lntclligcnccr sup
ported Mr.. Ray since its editor discov-
cred that Mr.. Ray could, rs the editor
alleges in effect, prove a lie: Has not
the 1ntclligcnccr endorsed Mr.. Ray as
a loyal Republican, since its editor be-
came acquainted with that gcntlcnan's
record: If Mr.. Ray could prove Il good
Confederate record, could not also his
accuser prove that he himself was a
raging Confederate postmaster: Aud
couldn't he prove that he. is by far
4 heavier real estate operator than Mr..
Ray:
Now, keep cool, nei.hbor; for we
are only going to pop 4 cap!' Don't
sour on your old friends, without Civ
ing your reasons. There are the inter-
just favor us with your re-
plies, please, and don't forget George
Washington and his little latcf,ct
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District COilrt.

The District Court continues IN SEES
sion. The Grand Jury adjourned
sin" die, on the 2sth, having reported
nineteen true-billS, two Of which We're
for murder, one for the killing of the
monte dealer ut Trenton and the other
for the killing of a negro. Capt. Far
men informs us that this is the light
est docket he has had since going into
office. The Grand Jury did not con-
slider it their province to investigate
the Jail Job. We submit their report:
GRAND JURY Room,
Monroe, La, March %, 1872. !
TO RoE'T RAY, ESD, Judge of 18th District
Court Of La:
tSir-In compliance with the requirements
Of Section 2l39 of the Statutes of Louisiana,
the Grand Jury visited the Parish JAIL and
found everything very clean and III good
order; and from interrogatories propounded
to the prisoners, are of opinion that the
Sheriff has done his duties as tj;,iIor in :,c-
cortlance with the requirements of the law.
ID. a. BREARD, JR.,
Foreman of the Grand Jury.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-30

Arthur's Lady's Home Magazine, for
April, is upon our table, with an at
tractiVc table of contents. This is one
of the purcSt periodicals of our country.
The sketches entitled s'Othcr Peoples
WintlowS,' are continued in the April
number. There is no racicr reading
matter in current magazine literature
than these sketches.
The Children's Hour, for \ pril, j. also
at band. This periodical deserves and
enjoys Il wide circulation It is an in
Nafuahtc household fricnd
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NEGROES Killed.

Two negroes have been killed in tn is
parish during the past ten days. One,
an escaped prisoner, was killed on the
Island, in the cndcaVor to escape an
arrest; the other was killed on DIR.
S:,ndel's place, under iustiiiab!e civcun-
stances, by Il negro whom lie had as
%:,ulted. The first was shot; the second
killed with 4 double tree of 4 wagon.
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A ROUssET'S FISHING TACKLE.
Tho undersigned, having studied the
wants OF the southern Market in the Fish
plcasure in offering to his country friends
ana customers, one of the largest and most
varied stock of
Hooks, Lines, Rods
L1oahs oad Baskets,
In all their varieties, and would hog your
per'sai or tho following articles:
FISH HOOKS.
Limerick Trout Hooks, Bowed, lIOtoloIO
Sheepl,cad Hooks, Mi sizes, Hinged
Reddish Hooks, all Sizes Q to 10 0
Chestertown Hooks, all sizes
Fish Hooks, to 16, Hinged
to 10, F1ntted
Gravitation Hooks. Fish and Troui
Croakcr Hooks
Buffalo and Sunfish Hooks
limerick Snoodcd Hooks, nil size.
Wired Hooks, ali sizes
Sea and Catfish Hooks, to 10.
ASSORTED LINES.
Cotton Cable Laid Trout Lines, - to 300 feet
Twist Trout Lines
Fish Lines
Layout Lines, large
Porch and Cronker Lines
i:inen trout and Fish Limos. assorted colors
Hemp Hen Fishing Lines Al sizes
Plated and Twisted Silk Lines, all sizes
Sea Grass fish Lines, all sizes
Cork and other Floats, all sizes
Rugged and Furnished Lines
Fishing Rods, assorted
flStinS Baskets assorted.
And IL complete stock of Hardware and
cutlery Always on hand, the Genuine
BAN boo Poles. Soliciting your visit when
IN the city, you will find my Prices the
Karn boo" A. ROI1SSI"r
Hardware Importer II Old I.ovcc, opposite
Custom House. New Orleans. lG:I In.
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Godey's Lady's Book, for April, the
leading fashion authority for this con-
tinent, is before us. Mr.. Cooley is I'M
tiring in his efforts TO please, interest
and instruct the ladies, and employs
his means freely to maintain his sta
ton rs the leading lady's man of the
age. The price of his Book is s., 90 per
annum; his poStofaice is Philadelphia.
400 for him -
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We trust the meeting called for next
Saturday, will not be forgotten. An
interesting meeting is anticipated. Let
ouachitn be heard from in no uncertain
tones. If we mean to free ourselves of
msrulc, let us go to work in earnest.
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Going to Europe.

Mcssrs Chas. Gross and ID. Kaliski
leave Monroe in Il few days to pay Il
lengthy visit to FadcrIand. These
gentlemen have our best wishes for !.
pleasant voyage, a joyous reunion with
kindred and friends, and a safe return
to their homes.
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VI REssEfe.

NJ the residence of the brides father. Col.
iSHlhh Garrett. March -. Is7-. by Ecv. e. J..
Evans. Mr., JAMES \. BErItiNE to Miss
N\KrI>sA GARRETT; both OF this city.
Our thanks are due Mr.. and Mrs 5crhurnc
for their r"m"mbran"" of tn" printer. Nav
ia. blessings OF Heaven attend them.
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We place the TELEGRAPH at the
service of the anti-\Narmoth Radicals
of Ouachita, rs they have no organ in
this parish. Our desire is to see 4 fair
contest, without any unfair advantage
accruinG to either.
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HOMER COLLEGE.

rms college, now in its twelfth schotast ic
year, ia III session from the first Tuesday in
september to Commencement Day, We'd
,esday after third Sunday in June. Tho
corps of instruction is fun the course OF
study ample; the library aud apparatus at-
etunte; the endowment in hopeful progrcSs;
ocality cmin"nllN hcaihfui. aud connuni-
y intelligent and refined.
lultlon, S]-ob ana $500 per month, ia al
vance Tor the term. Board, from Sl25O to
$1,000 per month. Contingent, 80.
FOR further part icuitrs. address, rev. L. T..
CobB, President il. &.
W. T.. MOREI.AND.
lnhrlO:GOtf prCS't Board Of Trust
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

J"cASon street, "!jojninJ lE"'hotij$t chorch.
Tho undersigned has taken charge of this
house, and intends making it IL first class
criEe boartlcrs by the day or month RS may
be desired. Rooms large, spacious and we'll
ventilated, and suitable Tor families. No
pains Will be spared by the proprietor to
make his guests comfortable. Charges. to
suit the times. JAS. A. IA Wi.I.i
MarCh d lS.I., - .ls.lN
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-30

The gardens are back ward. The
weather has been too cool and cloudy for
the little seeds. The peach trees have
hloomed and are now putting forth
leaves
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-30

The great question agitating the law
ycrs of this city is, Does the Governors
commission to 4 Justice Of the Peace
have to be approved by the Public
administrators? If it does, Squire
StrOther is not J. p.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-30

The rulers of the Republican PARTY
% '''lchita are considerably agitatcd.
VIC anticipate two psA'ish conventions
senator Rays friends arc actively push
ing bis claims for GoNcrnor
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nICKSON c,oYT0N SEED.

Grown in ISL from seed obtained in 1859
from David Dickson, of cX1orh, Georgia.
Price, AT plantation eft w. w. Farmer. on
the Island. - cents per bushcl, unsaclscd
Price, at Monroe, one dollar per buShcl of
30 pounds in sacks. Terms, cash. Address
orders to t:Eb. CIlAMEERIAIN,
Commission Merchant, Monroe, La.
March 30, lS1...-.2S:lm
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The Secretary of the Fire Company
requests us to give notice Of a 81 wash
Ing" at the engine house, Monday next,
at p. III. a full attendance, is requested.
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EDUCATIONAL.
HOMER MASONIC
l. l. NJ ALE COILEGE

FL NJ ALE COLLEGE,
The exercises of this Institution began on
the first Monday in September last.
INC scholastic Year is divided into two
tho last "f.'anuary; the second the last OF
juno.
l.. F.WuCoN. President, and Prof. of Latin,
Mental and Moral Science.
Miss II. VAUGHN, Teacher in Literary De
partment and Instrnc. rcss in French
Miss ID. CALHOUN. Assistant in Literary
Department..
X. u. Ita NosKt, Prof. of Music
TERMS:
Inpils admitted at any time and charged
tin,t enc or session No deduction in tut
ioh except for protracted sickness
Tuition, Englsh.......S 4and $500 per mo.
lnstr"mental Music, with use
Oh instrument ........... .....,...... GOO
Extra lessons III Vocal Music. 100
n,nw;nr '''''''''''''''- '''''''.'''''.'" 100
HoarI - $50
lights, and articles for toilet
II paid in advance, for each
II not 80 paid ....................,......l 1000
incidental, per *essiou.........,... I 20
Prof. Wilcox has NOW entered upon the
fafors of the tenth Year OF his connection
as President, with the Homer Masonic
range of studies has been as extensive a.
any institution OF the Kind and the mode
of instruction has been 10 i",part Il thorough
IN the CollcS" and boarding. Department has
beeit arm, constant, but parental. The
heAlih 81 Tia" pupils has been invariably .
good. In continuation of the above refer
en"c is confidently mad" To the pat of
the institution and former pupils scattered
Throughout North Louisiana
Additions are being ma,lr To he Eonr.linm
House, 50 that a large number OF pupils can
hH accommodated in the family OF tho Pres
ilcnt.
We, III" undersigned, having been to-
I"a'nt"u with tho workings of the Ins,itu-
Ton during the time il has been under the
arrangement of Prot. Wilcox, very cordial
~ recommend IL 10 our friends as Il suitable
Pa'" I" send their daughters.
II. \. JONES, w. NJ,
\. WARD. =. W.,
john =. NnTN,;, J. W. -
ndludgc Parish Court =
j. H. RAMSEY. Scc'y,
X. 7. F4IUGIIN, Troass., .
j. G. EaAN, Judge j
District Court,
Roy. j. ". DAVIDSON.
Feb'y 3, 1872. noIy
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OnNrhit1 Tele9raph.
MONROE, La, MARCH 50, 1872.
PARISH CONVENTION,

DEMOCRATIC PARISH CONVENTION,
The Democrats OF Duachit;t ptrisl, are
requested to assemble in MASS MEET
ING, in the town of Monroe, on Satur-
day, the 9th day of April, 1872, ut -
o'clock, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the State Convention, and
to transact other important business.
>. ID. NCE,SEl,T,
Chairman Parish F.N. Com.
Monroe, March 8, 1872.
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The heavy rains of the past week
have occ:,aioned y considerable rise in
the river.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
F"-----
EUKNITu1ItE STORE,

AND FUliNIrTRE EErAIRIN,:
The undcrsi pIcd announce TO tho public
that they hnNr innhn preparations to engage
III the Furniture business in the now build
ngon DcSard street nc:,r II Kim cruanu's
hnd viii keep for Snfc II wrtt-aSSort ed supply
or ofllcn and Household Furniture, ttfiuis.
tory materials, &c, which they will soil n,
reasonable prices.
ihcy Will repair Furniture nj short notice;
me 'ohS cNP'f"n"H of TIA" senior part in
That business aifording II good guarantee
that all jobs Will hc well aud faithfully OK
cctttch.
}. j.. PETERS u 60.
Monroe, La, March ~, 1871. n2G-;f
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We take it all back .-I,,tr/iiyr,,,4?..
VIII" said you didn't:
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a BOARDING \ y u DAY SCIIOoL
FOR YOU NG la Dies
MON ROE, Ia
The session of lS1l~'I2 win co,nmcu, ON
Monday, the. tth day Of Scptcmhcr.
Mrs. Il. W. BENTON, Principal, and In
structrcss OF tho Primary Department..
THos. o. BENTON, ESQ, INSTRUCTOR of tho
Academic Department..
Miss X. n. MICKI.E, Instruct ross of French
and assistant In the English branches.
Mrs. j.. j. SLACK, lnstructrcss ct Music
Miss Ms. PiIIrrEN, Inst ruct ross, in Draw
ing, i'HintinS i'll water colors or oil. en-
broiicry and fancy needle work.
TERMS: U\yAnI,E MONTHLY
Urinary observation-disclosures. $500 per mo.
Mluuic .......,........... 400 -
Academic ................... 800 ''
Frcncft ,......,. 800
Music( with use strtnicn1 GOO
Board, including wnshing
llEhtS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 "
brawlIE, fainting, &C., ut tca"hrrH'
charges. Aug. li, 1871. 3H-tf
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Prescriptions carefully compounded, day
and night, ut T.. ID. Dromgoolc'S.
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Paints, oils and window glass just rccciv-
eel by T.. ID. DrOmgOOlc.
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Nds'E'Es's:.

t(EiNt' about to l"avr for Europe for the
i season. have this day given Il ftll
power of attorney to my bro; her, Mr. jacob
l.. kalis!li. Thanking tn" public for past
ftvo1TS, 1 ask u continuance OF their liberal
patronage while absent. shall return .t,
or about the st of September.
Respect fully, DAVID hNIlSkl
Monroe. ia., March 80, iS1... I'm
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En&liS!, Female Bitters n T.. H. Htnt,t-
COOLIES.
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Buy all your drugs from ED. Dr0,n9nolc.

"pur energetic member of Congress"
has had 4 postoffice established in More
house parish, called DeGailion. Energy
is a great thing in II member of Con-
gross. Otherwise, what would the peo-
pie Of the peC;allion country do for a
railroad. Energy may drop 80, 900,
but energy can't always picl, itup-
"DOn't it %
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Combs and brlshes-grcat varictv--;,t T..
y. Dromgoolc's.
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New ORLEANS, March p, 1872.
cttoH-tftlllaff..-.
t'oou ordinary ......................... EOS
Low MlNtilnG... ......."..,..... lis
MONROE, March 20, 1872.
t'fpb--bfttlllfN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
t'oou Ordinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10.
Low MluulnlsS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gn'l
MItdtt1l4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il
Pork y Dbl (rctail .........,.............li 20
Shoulders caSk ..............,..... : 80
Clear Rib. . 30
Nit''i Sitc.-.. - ~
f1reaktlSt Bacon, rho Observation-Disclosures. l.,
Sugar Cured Hams Observation-Disclosures. 10
Corn trctall). 90
tatS........... :. -,
lay u ton ........ ........,.....,.ID 90
Bran u sack -. ...,. :
noi'c fiouf..--.. ~
Choice Family ffour............it uMtit2 90
sugar y bbl-..-...,...............,.lD DDtIl3 90
Choice MolaSScS T. Dbl ........... .......- ~
il;Ht bbl....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
NcGsS .......... so
liall Dbl. | ~
Ten gallon observation-disclosures. | 20
f"H"f'V froNncc-thici <cns...................-
-
iotat 10
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
ROYAL LOTTERY.

Tho next Grand Extraordinary Dy'umiug,
to take place on April 4, 1872.
Two Extra Capital Prizes
. One Prize OF. ........ S;s0s, NtN
One Prize OF. ...., oOO'O.N
Ana AS other Prizes of smaller dcnomi-
nations
those who wish to invest and try their
luck in an Honest Lottery, will do we'll to
apply IN time, for further infor,,,ntio to
tte headquarters in this city, or send their
orders to Mr.. Manuel Ror,iio, first sul,-co(-
,ector OF exportation III Havana. through
ms correspondents, Messrs. BoRN!o Il Bro
importers of Havana Seears and Leaf To-
baccO.
.EG- Prizes of all denominations will he
cashed at any time, at tho lowest rates. by
INC above named firm, in New Orleans, No.
a Gravier street.
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kal". the great grease extractor. received
by T.. ID. DrOnlgOolc.
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nent OF Mr.. J. G. Butler, and know the
facts true aus stated.
LSigncd.l j. NJ. ADAMSON, NJ. ..
TO THE PLANTERS OF OIJACIIIrA
AND ADJ AGENT PARISHES.
I lake pleasure in informing my friends
and patrons that have established Il Com
mission House in Monroe, with the view of
doing Il General Commission and West ern
Produce Business.
will regularly DC in receipt Of
PORK, BACON, FLOUR,
HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN,
WAGONS, pLOWS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, AND
GENERAL PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
which will sell ut the very lowest market
price.
As receive on consignment, direct from
first hands, and sell only for cash, can fur
niSh all OF the above named articles as low,
it not lower, than any house in North Lou
isiana.
Particular attention will 10 paid TO filling
orders, my long experience in and close
personal attention to which will, feel as
surcd, give entire satisfaction. Cash. how
the filling of it.
Soliciting the pat r"tfatsc of my friends and
the p"hli" generally, I remain,
Very respectfully,
GEO. CHA MERRIAM.
Monroe, March 9, 49, %
SL"C"Hn, BALDWIN n co.,
II \ II u W 4 HE IMro KTt:RS,
t\dIoinin.s city II"t"D
NEW rHLEA Ms. LA
Cutlery, Gums,
Rifles, Iron,
Nails, Castings,
Tin Ware,
1'tack5mithS' AMI Carpenters Tools.
Agents tor All popular, new and improved
Farming implements,
Paints and Oils,
Metals and
Rail Road Supplies.
Prices AZ Low AZ ANY MAHKEf.
September t" 1871. ,..-Gm
GEORGE HANBENLAIN.
rrMMISSInN MEHC1lANr A&n
DEALER IN w ES IN rIs"nrrE,
Mo- y ittE, IA.
fi"urS"td ON consignment. 25-Iy
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Fine fcrfutncri"s and soaps just opened
at T.. -. Hf1fng0Ole'S.
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The equestriennc of the fntcliigcnccr
denies to us the poor distinction of be-
ing a successful clown. For once, he is
probably correct. All oar efforts to
make him smile have resulted only in
his making several broad ssrins. We
give it up: We cannot s'nake u monkey
laugh.'
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IN" Undersigned takes pleasure in making
Known that h' il won prepared ~
before tn" war, if not h"tt"r to do all Kinds
of WorIS either il,
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Par" and fresh drugs Just received by T..
-. Drom.soolo.
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'IHENTON AND MONROE.
REC i'LAE PACK Ell SkI"f'.
- & l. l. l. q \ 4,

{ Al RTE LONGS
! Will max" regular trips with my ~l<in
between Monroe and Trenton, max in.. from
four to six trips each day, ana connect iHg
punctuallN- morning and evening. with the
cars nj Monroe. Fare, each way. - cents.
Small packages carried ut sam" price.
21:lE EbBEI;F Lp<t;.
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TIN, IRON AND COPPER
NJ \ y l. j. \ CTDE y.

Tho undersigned Announces that hay inc,
employed tho services of Mr. JSO. t.
MOORE, he IL prepared to ill orders for ali
descriptions of Tinwarc and for art iclrs
made or Copper or Iron, and will t,tnrau-
tee satisfaction. Repuirs ofalI kinds PROMPT
1y executed.
a good supply of stoves, office and cook
liiS, ana 81 stamped tisware, kept on hand
shop on Grand street. opposite NIrIIrn'4
Drug store. ~ II I,II
March ., 1872. - -.
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NEW ORLEANS, March

Corrected weekly by Geo. Chamberlain.
Commission Merchant. Monroe, La.
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J. ZEE PETIT
! BLOOM Il CO..,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Ana dealers in Western Produce Wines
Liquors. Cigars and Tobacco,
M Peters ST., lla,s New Icveel Now Orleans
l.. RtoOM. H. W. t,oanNAS
Derenhcra, 1871. lo.lv
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W,"nf'"i"tt"p re- E,y,,'st'f"r

tAIiIH AGES, HrGGIES, HACKS, ere.
Ready nriio work kept ON hand; AIuri-
mems of which may he Hc"n bV ing nj the
Factory. ic viii also carry on :, general
lHackSiHihi shop, arranged tt de- All k iutS Of
blackSinit ling. Terms r"nsouublr
April III 1866. MO- FIR. ENDDM.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
UST RECEIVED,
TWENTY BARRELS
FRESH CORN MEAL.
Is II GEO. CII.MBE!;IAiE
HOUSE.

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