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ESTRAY NOTICE.

State Of Maryland, Hartford county, to ioH:
T HEREBY CERTIFY, that DR.. David
Il Harlan, per Mr.. S. T. Ross, of Hartford
county, brought before me, the subscriber,
one of the Justices of the Peace in and for
said county, this esd day of September,
1872, as a stray trespassing upon his en-
closures, a young STEER, about two years
old. a LIGHT roam brown ears fore feet and
part OF the legs black; stag shaped horns.
No artificial marks.
Given under my hand,
VIM. WILES, j. p.
The owner of the above described Steer
is requested to come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take it away.
oct11-3t* DAVID HARLAN.
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OBITUARY

BEAN.-At Fallston, Hartford county, Md.
September 21st, 1872, at the residence of
Painter, Watson IL Co., oftyphoid fever, Mrs.
SARAH c. BEAN, widow of tue late Jacob
Bean, of Baltimore county, Nd.
The subject of this notice was Al years of age,
ut the time of her death.
She was known only to be loved; ever cheer
full and DESTROYS of making Others happy, it was
delightful to be associated with her. Her hands
and her heart always found somcthingt to do and
something to love- 1t may be truly said of her shc
no doubt she enjoys a home in the kingdom of
light and glory Her last illness did not seem to
be alarming, until within two days of her death;
but when the crisis came, when the fever had
spent its force, it was found that nature, too, had
been fearfully spent. Having had tle same dis
case some years ago, and her constitution being
enfeeblcd, she sank under prostitution; death
claimed her, and despite all human powers she
passed away. Her remains were deposited in
the grave yard of the "Fricnds," she being q
member of that society, at the time of her burial
Sept. 23d, 4 o'clock, z. NJ DR.. Mordecai Price
minister in Friends Society, testified to her spot
less character and beautiful life, and in n feel
ing manner cxorted all present, to obey God af-
ter the pattern of our great eXamplar, Jesus
Christ.
ed to us, that "her trust was in God" Oh! pre-
cious trust, better than all things else more to
be desired than riches. May the Lord bless and
take care of her dear little children, and may oil
her relatives and friends strive to meet her in n
better world above, is the humble prayer of the
writer
Twas morn before the break of day,
We gathered around our dying friend,
And saw her pass away;
She passed, from this world of sin and pain
To Heaven, there forever to remain.
FALLsToN, Sept. 80, 1872. F.M.H
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Base Ball.

Tho Nonpare Club, of Aberdeen, and tho IIavro, Of
Havre do Grace, played match game, on Saturday,
September 28th. The following Is the score
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old Things Have Passed Away.


This is Mt least true othe old method of treating the
long abused and much abused human body. 1t is no
longer considered wise to put patient to tho torture
in order cure him of disease in which pain is already
undermining the energies OF his system True science
ranges itself the side of nature, and cndeavors
sis her in her fight against disease This is the prov
nce of IIosteters Stomach Bitters the most approved
tonic advertised in this country. 1t may he
commended fall medicine par excellence for it is
'iiat uiiioisiess,
fevers are especially prevalent. Tho frame, exhausted
by the heats of summer Is relaxed and feeble its close
and requires, we may say demands artificial assistance
Afford it that assistance in occasional doses of Hostel
ters Stomach Btters, and the evils referred to may
be escaped Throughout the far West, and the
ing auyial of the Southern rivers all the varieties of
periodical fever probably rife to-day. Had
of Iostetters Btters been commenced by the sufferers
month ago. l. c., before tho unhealthy in
seven-eights Of them would IN all probability bc in their
usual health at the present time. So much for of
forecast. so much for not keeping in the house and
using daily. the best safeguard against epidemic and
endemic feyers. g. s. ii. II
As ocks of impostors and imitators are trying fol-
low in the wake of the great American remedy there
fore he sure that the article you bny is genuine and
ed by the proper trade marks. The true article
only be obtained IN bottles Beware of the spurious
bitters sold by tile gallon or keg
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The Rev. VIM. FINNEY, will preach at II A.
NJ. The Rev. VIM. III. Cooke will preach at 81
z. M, and the Rev. j. r. Paxton at ~ p. NJ.
Presbyterian families, their friends and the
public, are invited to attend these services. Per-
sons from distance will be provided for and
entertained by the members of the congLega-
ton. octil-2t
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WALKS ABOUT JERusALEM.--El A. N
Gilbert, pastor of the Christian Church, of
Baltimore, will deliver lecture on the above
named subject, at the Christian Church, near
Stockton, on Tuesday evening, October 18TH
at = o'clock, p. NJ Mr.. Gilbert has visited
the Holy Lands, studied the customs and
habits of its present inhabitants, and will en-
terrain his audience with vivid description
of what he saw and heard in the far. off East
Tickets can be had for the low price of TWEEN
ty.five cents Apply to DR.. F. NJ. Hawkins,
Fallston, G.. Austin Carlisle, Reckord's Mills,
or Mrs. Lee Magness, at Emmorton 20.
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For the purpose Of electing

AN ACT, forbidding the sale of spirituous
or fermentcd liquors in the several coun-
ties of this State on the day of elections.
Section l. Be it enacted by the Gene
raj Assembly of Maryland, That it shall not
be lawful for the keeper of any hotel, tav-
crn, store, drinking establishment, or any
other place where liquors are sold, or for
any person or persons, directly or Indirect
ly, to sell, barter of give, or dispose of any
spirituous or fermented liquors, ale or beer,
or intoxicating drinks of any kind, on the
day of any election hereafter to be held in
the several counties of this State.
Section 2. And be 1t enacted, That any
person violating the provisions of this act
shall be liable to Indictment by the grand
jury of the county where the offence is COM
mitted, and conviction before any Judge of
any the circuit courts ofthis State, be fin
ed sum not less than fifty dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars for each and
every offence, one-half of the fine shall be
paid the informer, the other half to the
County Commissioners tor the use of the
public roads.
ss w. SMITHSON FORWOOD,
oct11 Sheriff of Hartford county.
n he matter of the Board t.s.
OF County School Com In the
missioners of Hartford Circuit Court
county VS.. the heirs and for Hartford
legal representatives of county.
Richard Coats, deceased.
az Writ Of I'D QuOd Damnum.
ORDERED by the Court, this 9th day
" of October, 1872, that Matthew Day
and Sarah j. Day his wife, John Honsber-
ger and Susan Honsberger his wife and the
heirs and legal representatives of Warrick
Coats, deceased, and Levi Coats, deceased
trustees of Richard Coats, deceased, nom
residents of the State of Maryland, be and
appear in the Circuit Court for Hartford
county, in person or by attorney, on or be-
fore the 18th day of November next, and
show cause why tho inquisition in this case
returned, in virtue of the writ of AID Quod
Damnum issued therein, should not be
confirmed otherwise the said inquisition
will be confirmed by said court as against
their interest in said land, as prayed.
A. L. JARRETT, Clerk.
True Copy, Test,
o11-5t A. l.. JARRETT, Clerk.
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All DaV Meetind,

In the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, at Bel
Air.
On Sabbath Day, the Goth Oct, 1879.
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PUBLIC SALE

'FHE subscriber, Executor ofJocl Harry,
Il deceased, will offer mt Public Sale on
the premises,
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LOCALS IN BRIEF-Canddate for the
Sheriffalty are AS thick as The leaves in Val
lambr0sa"
The female public school in Bel Air opened
on Monday morning, in the new school house,
under the charge of Miss Gertrude Richard
son, The building is nearly completed, out
side and inside, and is quite IN ornament to
the town. John f.. I4ingan, contractor and
builder.
The male school is under the charge of Mr..
Charles L. DalIam, and is taught in the lower
room of the Academy building.
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81" Sherin''s
Election Notice!

Il QuallliCd voters OF Hartford county,
that an Election will he held in said coun-
ty, ......E
On the First 7uesday, Neat after the First
Monday Of Nocember, 1872,
it being the 9TH day of said month, in the
several districts Of Hartford county, viz:
First DISQUALIFICATION.
Second District-HALL'S X ROADS.
Third District-BEL AIR.
Fourth CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Fifth District-DUBLIN.
Sixth District-HAVRE DE GRACE.
For the purpose Of electing
Eight persons as Electors for President
and Vice President of the United States.
One person to represent the second Con-
gressional District Of Maryland, in the Con-
gress of the United States.
~ The polls will be opened at o'clock
A. NJ, and closed at 6 o'clock, p. M.
The returning Judges are required to
make their return on the second day
Thursday following the election, to the
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Hartford
county.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GAZE tst' <.fiGsIisEiNi'
i q l.. l. l. X - GO J.. =

L q H.. l. |: DC r. =.
by virtue q! the authority in mo vest ed
by Ordinance 40. -, adopted the 10Th Juno,
1872,
Saturday, "oth July, tS.c.
will offer nj public sale. ut he Courthouse
door. tlc lease OF tllrt,ir;,nt Toll bridges
for the term OF live Years from the first of
August, 1872.
good and solvent SurctN) to pay onc-tth of
his bid in cash, and for the balance to exc
cute his four several proniSSory notes pay
able the LIST August. 1871, 1874, 1879 and
1876, respectively. The lessee will be re-
uuircd to build bridges within three months,
in accordance with plans and Spcciiicat ions
on file in the Office Of the Police Jury.
At tho same time and place, will sell for
cash. to the highest bidder, all the mat rialS
OF the old bridges.
JULIUS ENNEAIOSER,
President Police Jury.
June -, 1S12.-io:lm
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The merchants Of Trenton, like the
merchants of Monroe, arc complaining
Of dull times. Only about twenty bales
of cotton remain in storage in the
warehouses. DO planters reflect that by
keeping cotton over one season tho
average loss sustained per bale, at 2oc
per pound, is fully fifteen dollars
Thus to get even, alone, the price
must increase the second season, at
least three cents per pound. Interest,
insurance, deterioration in quality and
loss of weight are the items to be Ia
ken into account.
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pride of their hearts. and obey him not,
nor do him honor, who WAS chosen Il minis
ter for thcir salvation.
II. And lie directed the faithful, who
Withdrew from him and spread reports con-
corning him ut which all pious mon were
aStoniShed.
-. SO that he left thai land, and vcNcd
tho priest no more.
If. Then the people sang Ho>anna, say
ing: truly thou art our prophet, o Bruisor.
and conioundcd DO they that put not their
trtlsi in ihcC. -AmCm and Anon.
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Appointments.

Mr.. Iypolitc Filhiol has been
appointed Recorder Of this parish, in
place of Mr.. Dclery, deceased. Col.
j.. \. Hall has been commissioned
Justice of the Peace for this ward, VA
c:,ncy occasioned by MI. Dclcry's
death. Tho appointccs arc both old
citizens, of conservative autcccdcnts,
and will faithfully discharge the du-
ties of the offices to which they have
been appointed. Col. Hall will act,
also, Us deputy Recorder.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
GHEAT CLOSING OUT SALE
OF MY ENTIRE STOCK or MERCHANDISE,
on account OF change III business,
CoNs1ST1NG
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
And NOTIONS of all kinds too numerous
to mention, which will be sold in tho next
ninety days, at
STRICTLY COST.
The goods having been purchased whom
cotton was on Il decline, are and will he the
cheapest yet offered lit Monroe.
Call and see for yourself, at the store of
IL. GROSS, GRAND STREET,
where you will be astonished ut the low
figures that arc asked for goods.
70 l am determined to close out III NINETY
DAYS, and, therefore, will SELL. At COST.
I cordially invite
Merchants, Planters omd the P"hiic gene,aWv
t." the Clearing out Sale.
COME ONE! COME ALL!
NO HUMRlIE,
bat positively you can save fully
H5 PER CENT
by calling nj the store of
II. GROSS,
Grand Street, Monroe.
May Is, 1872. 35:tf
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District Court.

According t6 an Act of the Lcgi-la-
turc the terms of Court i'll this District
are fixed as follows:
Duachita md Mondays March and
September, tichlanh, 3rd Mondays
April and October; Mor"horl~r, ;;rd
Mondays May and November. Tho
first two weeks Of each term Will j."
devoted TO civil cases, to the grand
Jury, infurmations and orders thereon.
We will publish the Act next week.
\ graceful and wcll-mCritrd tribute
to the political and personal worth of
Col. McEncry appears iii the ShrcVC-
port Daily Times, to which i affixed
the initials, &C. {. H." This j. no
doubt our old friend and fellow pri4un-
rr Cot. Charley Henderson, on" Of the
best writer's and Stump-Sp"aEcr in thC
state. 1t * Il long tim" since we SAW
anything from the Colonel. 1t give
us pleasure to 500 his taclo pen once
more employed and in Il cause which
must command all the talent and CnCr-
wN of III" best people of our state. W,
shall preserve, for future use, hi~ con
trihution to our political history.
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EDUCATIONAL,
HOMER MASONIC
FENfAL COLLEG


fE NJ AL Il COLL EG l..
,.;.,,.. ,,
nc cAercisSs % ms us ius.ieuton began on
liz M, utss hIEnuay. in.Sep.! Iast:
,lI;o,s az "ncl 'an S a n,,a mo
S on, ~ % Weehs a,,5 ,f Ga s,
inc l's1 OF january; INC second tne last OF
June.
fACoLI1
l.. E.W IlCoN, President, and Prof of Latin,
Mental aud Moral Science,
MISS II. VAUGHN, Ielcher III Literary de-
partment ana Instructress in French
MISS ID. CALHouN, Assistant i'll Literary
department.
IL. Is. LlGNoSk1, frof. OF Music.
,r,,p>,.
iLNMS'
fupllS admitted ut any time and charged
until end OF session. No deduction in tut
tlon except for protracted sickness.
Tuition, English ...... S. "a and A., 90 uer mo-
Instrumental Music, with use
of instrument.......... ............ eco
Extra lessons in Vocal Music 400
French. ................. ......,,,. 300
Drawing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 25U
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Passengers by rail, on and after sun
day, leave here ut 11:25 y. NJ, and az
rive in New Orleans next morning at
10 O'Clock. Leaving New Orleans at
half-past in the evening, they reach
Jackson at 3, \. NJ, get breakfast, and
arrive mt Monroe at $50 in the evening.
This is quite an Improvement over the
old schedule.
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SlL.Our,

IVA DESl RID Sr T. EFT,
lVprosit" End"mI's Livery Stnihc)
VI q y nc l., I.N.,
l. E"pt welt Supplied with he best wines
and liquors. and iANnrit" brands eft cissHtr4.
Polite attention and good "r,l"r :cuu9,ut" cod
April u, ISL. n%u-Nm
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Weather and Cr0pS.

Since last Saturday the weather has
been uncxccptionably fair and planters
arc working hard. Under these favor
able auspices, the crops are going ahead
finely. But q good shower would be
very acceptable tomorrow.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOMi:II EDl!,f.E:

This College, now i'll is twelfth scholastic
year, is in session FROM the first Tuesday in
SrptcmtCr to commencement Day. w ed
ncSfaN after third Sunday in June. The
corps OF inst ructiou is iull the course of
study anrIc; the library and apparatus AID
C'uatC; the endowment in hopeful progress;
locality cmincntly hcathfnl, and commune
~ intelligent and refined.
Tuition, : LOO and $500 per month. III .ld =
vance, for the term. Board. from 500 to
$500 per month. Contingent, II 30.
Eor further part i"uinrS, address Rev. j. T..
tnE!;, President II. &.
W. T.. MORE.I.NND.
lu:lrl'i;.1,it l'rc~'t l;Onrl OF Trustees.
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OUAC"lTA FEMALE ACADEMY,
\ BOARDING a N - DAY ScHDol
FOR YOUNG LADIES',
MOI ROE, la.
The session Of ls7l-'12 will conimenc on
Monday, thc.tth day OF September.
Mrs. II. w. benton, Principal, and In
structress OF the Primary Department..
Tnos O. BENTON, ESQ, Instructor OF the
Academic Department..
Miss II. N. MICKIE, Instructress of French
| and assistant in the English branches.
Mrs. r.. j. SLACK, Instructress of Music.
Miss Ms. PHIrrEN, Instructress IN Draw
ing, Painting in water colurs or oil, en-
br"idcry and fancy needle work.
TERMS: PAYAnLE MONTHLY
Urinary Classes. $500 per mo.
Middle ,:..... 4 IN,
Academic - .......,,,, 800
French ........... roo
Musc( With use of inStr,menD 800
Board, including washing,
lights, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 -
Drawing, Painting, &c., ut Teachers
charges. Aug. rs, 1871. soft
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John w. Willis, ESD, has been APP
pointed tax collector of Franklin par
ish. Mr.. Willis is Il thorough Demo-
GRAFT and very popular among his pco~
pie. \ gentleman named Abel was
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CARRIAGES, EUGGii:S, HACKS, ETC.
Ready made work kept on hand; Spcc-
mems OF which may he seen by calling III tho
Factory. !G Will also carry on II general
Blacksmith shop. arranged to do all kinds of
blacl<Smit' hing. Terms rcaSOnaklc:
April % 1866 l}U-s FIR. I.NDONf.
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Onnrhitn telegraph.
CANDIDATES..
For Judge Of the III; Di.tri,

or Judge OF the Iitfi District.
We are authorized to announce \. G.
I'LL, Esq, rs II candidate for Judge
or the 18th District, composed Of the par
iSncs or Claiborne, Union, Jackson and
BicnVillc,
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U'HI:NTON AND MONROE

TRENTON AND MONROE
EI>I.AR PACKET SKIFF
G 4 iti ri Il 10 CO.
| viii make regular trips with my Skin
between Monroe and Trenton, making from
four to six trips each day, and connect in q
punctualiN, morning and evening, with the
ut Monroe. F:trr. each way, 2, cents.
Small pack ages carried at same price.
4G:lN ROBERT LONG.
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Although the river continues III fine
hoatinG order, the number of packets
has been reduced from fourteen, the
winter fleet, to about four. Tl,c Les
sic Taylor went down Tuesday, hav-
Ing: turned back at Trenton.
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4 ITORNENS AT Law, Monroe, La,
N practice i'll all the Parishes of North
Louisiana, i'll the supreme Court ut Monroe,
the Federal Courts, and i'll the Land Office
Department OF the General Government.
June -, 1872. .O-tf
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TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS

TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS
DAN. II. HEAD. L.. y. MrLAIN
HEAD Il McIAfN,
TRENTON, IT,,
RECEIVING. EOKW AHDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Dealers in
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
ROOTS, SHOES, HATS,
HARDWARE, IRON, CASTINGS,
BAGGING, TIES, WAGONS,
CARTS, BuGGIE$, ROCKAwAYS,
COOKING STOVES, FURNITURE,
AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
OF all kinds.
Liberal advances made on Cotton, in cash
and supplies. Trenton, Sept. ~, 1870. n2:Iy
r. e. STANBfFER. THo4 M'UUfRE.
SrANDIFEH a inquire,
EtEIVI ~ EoRw a KDING
EKCII a NTS,
And t."r"rni fn.ni"r. IN
ALI. KINDS or MEKrH ANDISE,
THENToN, UI%/ANA.
October ; 1870. NIT
NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
! s. "NEAL, w
rEET, YALE x DWLiNG,
IatcPcci, Williamson a. Bowling,
hI''"'a an" Itho'~s"'c d"o,,,4s IN D,y Ioo,'~,
|" and q Magazine street,
I7-Iy ~Ew"nIEAEs.
HAnTWELI., CHAMBERS q sED-
IL BERRY,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
," r"h""i't""''r4 and "a New Lcvee Streets,
CH"tw""n Natchez and Gravier)
Mem Orlcn,ts. I2:Jn
! (uioicE CAN V ASSiID BREA KFAS'T
! " con, for sale by GEO. CHAMBERLAIn.
n3o:tf
( no STOCK KAISERS.
\ fine Improved Ohio Chester boar, =
years "id ,wc,shS about 300 pounds, for "aic.
/ Apply at this office. May !, 1872 IF
90 BRIIS OF CRAIG ALENANDER'S
~ Best Flour, equal T." Plants any man
uf,ciur"h, for sale by GEO. CuAMnERLAIN.
n3b:tf
pLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK
EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
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seic7an-&lSoi,S a. NXcErlcry

J.. WILLIS RICHARDSON. HOE'T I:ICIARDSDN
JAS. u. M'ENEI;Y.
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misunderstanding o. Hcpnh'ing
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Democratic Convention, 9Th Congress
sional District.

MONROE, La, June II, 1872.
y Democratic Convention, to be composed
of delegates from the parishes included in
the 5th Congressional District, is hereby
called, and will be held ut the city of Mon
roe, on tho Second Tuesday QOtL) of Sep
tct'tbcr next, for the purpose of nominating
IL Democratic candidate for Congress from
said District. The First Tuesday of Sep
TENDER, suggested and recommended by
the caucus Of delegates from said District
recently held in New Orleans, for tho as
semblinS OF said Convention, has been
changed t." the Second Tuesday Of Scptcm-
Der next, for reasons satisfactory to the
Congressional Committee.
BY order OF the 9Th Cong rcSsional ENcc,l-
tive Committee. JOHN Mc!;NEEY,
Chairman of Committee,
ES- Papers in the District please notice
IN.
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Georgia Homo Fire lnS.
Co., of Columbus. Ga..,. ) 5OO.0Ou.OO.
Underwriters Agency, of
New York Observation-Disclosures. i,DDo. 900. 90.
London an Il Liverpool
Globe. ........................ lS,io0, 10000.
Queen, London and I.iv-
erpool ......... ............... 1000, 900. 90.
NOrth American, OF New
York Observation-Disclosures. 500, 572.:IS.
Pacific, of California (tire
and nlarinc) ............ tipl, !I2S. 90, COLD
Carolina Life lnS. Co., of
Memphis, Tenn. ....... 1000, 900. 90.
ALI. LOSSES PROMPTLY Adjusted.
Il 1; IL i. y EROT II Il. RS,
GENERAL A8ESTS,
ally GRANT ST., DioAyOP.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-06-22

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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-06-22

Capt. Tom Morris is in charge Of the
new wharf boat ut this place. The
Company has purchased the track
platform, etc, Of the old wharf boat :,
and is now in position to transact bust
ness. The old boat will be u;smunt!cu
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-06-22

We invite attention to the new law
card of Richardson's 4 McEncry. Bus
mess will be promptly attended to
by this firm and the interests of clients
diligently promoted.