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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
M arftsY ret1e E.
G6icago, 29. Wdr3 1878.

Die B0rie trar Deute gut befu6t. aber
Der @ei5en mar rubig unb gretie unbez
ltimmt.
Seefra6ten. - S6iffe tpurben bez
sebrt su 16-l63c fir &orn na6 Buffalo,
aber feline engagements tpuroen gerno9t.
SeoStoTe. .
MebI. Ser W1arft mar beltte 1ebr
flau obne 8retsperdnberung. Ser Sc
ge6r mar 6QuptiG6li6 fir Qofalbdn6ler.
Gerfdufe umfabten: @inter Grtra5-50
SAP GIT $3.50. Spring GrtraS-l00 Sob
su $3.50, 300 TaB prtpatim; 100 SAB
Mtblete $6.75, SO 30 Ge6 Stole 5l 1918.
Spring Superftne-10O SAB gu 1915.
&lete.-Stetig. 8erfdufe: 10 Sonz
men 5u $1,000 a. 5. Balm.
@et3en-0er Wfarft tpa i6pa6
unb 8retle 3tpetfelbaft. Die gta1ri6ten
bon Qinerpool urS NetpOorf tparen o1ne
@tl1fluB auf ben Warft. QofaGzS pefuz
lanten tparen am metiten bertreten unb
ber Warft bIteb rubtg nit ipefulattpem
@barafter. Wtr bertdten Gerfdufe bon
SEQ. 2 Spring gu $1.184-1.20 baar fir
regular unb frti6e 3ufnbren; l'lS3-
1.l9} fir Nprtl, l.23-1.236 fir Wtai unb
1.244-l.25 fir Sunt-i9loB mit0erfdus
fen au $1.183 fir Qpril, unb 81 .23s fir
Mat, No. l Spring ma rubig gu $l.27.
SEQ. 3 Spring mar rubtg uno ettpas
beIier al 81 .09}-1.10. MlisI6uB Spring
fill SIT CSC fir @inter nn6 Csc fir frii9e
3ufubren.
&orn.-Der Morft mar ftia, gretie
1tettg 1nb unnerGnoert. Die 8eri6te
BON y9ep Oorf lauten nod INNER giinftig,
tpe5balb 6dn6ler meDr Sertrauen in oie
Bretie iebten, unb Die Nugebote benz 8ez
gebr pDQtg ent1pra6en. Spefulanten
tporen bte 9aupt Sperateure, ba Die
ySDortS" fat ale ibre ausItebenoen Gonz
trocte erleotgt babe1. SEQ. 2 pur6e oerz
fault gu 3O3-3o5c fir regulares, un6 su
Nprtl, 34S-345c fir Mat, 362-364c fir
Stunt. lrto 38c fir Suli-i9loB 3u 3O3c
tilr NfGr5, 30tc fir Iprtl, un6 34a fir
Wtat. Nusi6uBe&o rn itetig unS aiem=
lid attn 81 Csc.
Safer.-9as @ei9Gft mar rein 1pe>
t%nlattp, unb ser Marft IN Solge Ser me-
ntgen @ngebote feiter unb b03er. 9ofalz
@onlumenten f%auften ipGrli9. 8erfGufe
gto 2 81 25B-254c baar fit regular unb
26$c fir frti6e 3ufubren; ~25s-254c fir
Wfdr3; 255-258 fir Nprtl; 28t-285c
fir Weai uno 29}-294c fir Sunt-I6loS
81 254c baar ODER BIS Wfat uno 25}-258c
fir Iprtl. Nusi9uB 9afer mar faIt mo-
mineQ su 233-24c.
&o9sen-D Die Nadfrage mar actt:
Der un5 Der Marft belebter. 0erfGufe
Cars geo. 2 trti9e 3ufubr gu CSC un6
2Sar5 itrictlD frii6 au CSC.
9erte-tpar in begrenster Na6fraqe
BEL offenen OHerten; 8retie 3-4c nie6>
rtger. No. 2 bra6te 75-77c, ie mad
benz Datum Der 3ufubr, unbg2o. 2 fiji
&pril gu 74a-75c. SEQ. 3 I'll 63-65c.
lnsiduB gu 45c. 8robe : partbien tpareu
tau; prtma 81 823-S5c.
9 Gmereien-0 Ser Warft tpa flau
uro bic Yreiie fir ale @attlngen 1Oc ae:
ringer. 8erfdufe in Simot6D umfaBfen
30 SGGe 5u So, SO unb 80 90 3,l5, l55
unb 8 30 1925, 100 DO 2luspabI $50, llC
Do 1855, so, Sd unb 25 90 su $40. &lee:
1amen flau unb nominel. uuaartlde,
perfauft 40 SdGe Su 1.20 uno $50 SGdt
gu l.25. Wftaet 20 SGde su los.
Sprtt-Oer Warft er0ffnete nit OIL:
ter Na@froge, bod mar ct IN Solee Be,
gerinsen Oferten rubts. &erfGufe sc
SAB Su SIC.
Bropiiionen. MeB Sort mar ftar:
ter uno bober BELT gutter Na6frage mi
Verfaufen gu 1880 baar, ober fir Mpril
Sl5.25-15.4o fIr 0iat. gsb 1850 fa1
Sum.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
Snap0nnt

1T ein QrtifeI, Der ni9t auein bic !3Gbne
eouierbirt un6 ben Ntbem reinist, ion6ern
1T AUDI ansenebm gum @ebrau9 unb iet>
ne 8opularttGt tptrb ni9t ibertroffen.
Die 3ett bat bouftdn6ig beitdtigt, 6aB
So3obont bteie ausgeaei6neten Gtgen>
i'm boaften MaBe beiibt. Gs bat bas
poufommenbe &edt, etnen BIas auf ies
benz EotletsGti9e etn%sunebmen. Nprtl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
@te an0enehm

lit es i'm Stanbe 81 ieiu, al bic llusierben
Der 6alt, ols gelbe 6aut, Sommeriproiz
len, Qeberfefe &C. 0as ungeuebme uno
barmloie 8rdparat, befauut ais Geo.
SO. 9aro's rRloom of Youth" beiieitigt
ale bieie llebelitGnbe obne ga9tbetl fir
bic 6aut. @s ma6t bic 6aut CART unb
l60n. gu berfaufen BET allen 0ruggtiten
unb SaneD @oobs 9Gublern. 9epot: 5
@olb Str, 9tem gort. Gpril.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

Die neue 3ierbe bes MarftpIases
bon 2Ibed, Der bo6c gotbii6e Brnns
men, lit polenbet. Ser 9aupttbeil, bic
f6lanfe RprGmtoe aus grauem Sanbfteiu
ipurbe iDon i'm Nopember b. s. aufgez
felt, aud Oas peite 8aifin aus i6peSt=
idem Grantt glet6asitig um bic Ppras
mi6e 3uiommengefigt. Die Ganebiloer
(6einri6 Ser 26ipe, 8aifer TrieOrt9 Bars
barOia, 9erSog 4bolpb pom 9olitein=
S6aum6urg un6 aaiier 8arl Iv.). in
Baden unfer gtufiGt bes 4r6iteften
S6neiSer, bon iuclbem Der @nttpurf gum
8runnen berriibrt, aus ueiBem GanSs
item anqefertigt, purbeu am 7. WtGra aufs
eefteat; an bes &aiiers 9eburtstee ipGte
Sic Bauplanfe entfsrnt un6 Der GrunHea
III &1dt3sfsss sS1vys Htrssn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
GinMwei1en Ia etnerbe,t. 9

nette GeieIi9aft o @oIgenp0seln be-
fano fi6 geitern Dor Ri6ter BanDon.
3uerft brei 8uri6e, 6enen Der fre6e, an
Qi33ie Woore neritbte, @aub CUR Gait ees
legt Dir6. Sbre Namen ifn6 Sames
gsoIan, Sobn Wtaiamion unb 9enrb
Dunlap. Sic tpurben in GrmangeIl1ng
BON ie $4,000 8Irgi9aft eingeitsdt un6
auf BEN 3. QpriL elm neues 8erbor anbee
raumt. &apitdn 9ideD unb bic Boli>
Siiten &1an unb Mattefou BADEN bic Ser
baftung oes RleebIatts betperflteQigt,
nnb Der @ritgenannte lit i'm 8eiib bon
triftigeu 8elaitungsbetpeiien.
Srei anoere StroI6e, 6arriion S9ulb,
lenrD Aaen unb Biuinm O'Brten, MUIR
BEN unter ie $1,000 8Irgi9aft geiteQt,
iuel6e lie ni6t au itelIen nermo6tsn.
Sic ioHen ben Ginbrm6 in ben S6neis
ocrla6en o 6, G., 5rant, an Der %.
Gtrabe nerIbt baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
oas Gtuetumatter wsuHt SECT

ma9t thinner grOBere Sortl6rttte. Sm
Der uergansenen 8o6e baben unter 9et7
tung BON X9eo. Sbomas in Cincinnati
Broben 6es oortigen Wtaien6ors itatt>
gefunben. Der Breis fir Elm su alien
a6i &oncerten bere6tigenbes Seaiou@
Sid lit eini6lieBlt6 zines reierptrten
Sit Pauf ben Spottprets BON $40 feit7
gefWt. 0abet iinb bic 9tdets ibertrGgz
bar. 0eau ertpartet etnen gang eetualtis
gen Anbraug.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
tebs@arf

@tebsGlartt.
&inbbteb. Die 3ufubr tpar beute
liberal uno be1tanb in guten gtettenSttes
rem. Cute 9ta6frage fir Rebnuug auf
4lbanp, Bottom, Nepsgort unb P6tlas
beIpbta. Bretie itdttg unb feit, ieboa
ntbt b66er. @ute gta6frase mad Stod
Stteren. StaotmeBser ~tauften etntge
6eerben erbinGre un6 quite &Ibe, Climber
unD fette Stiere 81 ben laufen6enPreiien
Der lebteu 8o9e. Der Warft i&Iob
siemli6 itdtig.
Stride 3nfubren 100, gertaufe 1926
StiiG III 3.45-3.85 fir or6inGre bis
eemO6nli6e &Ibe unb $4-5.15 fir fair
nnb quite S6labtittere, $34-43 fur
3H6ter unb Ssh fir quite Biz extra
glatte 8erlanDt>S ttere.
g d etne Wartt beute iebr tbGtis.
&Glfer in GROCER 3abl anpeienb. Dit
SPHERE tpur6en beretts BET tbrer Qnfmnft
s~erfauft. 9reiie 10-l5c p 100 ID bo3er
ais geItern. @ute Musft6t, 6aB aue u
ne6mbaren Sbtere BET ibrer NntnnTI III
Der garb nerfauft merben, TT ~1or9anoen.
Ser Marft 16loB felt nno ftarf'
Srii9e 3ufubren 1924 SfIa, pertann
1920 Stid, gu s~5.25-5.'O t"F 1a'r DIS
quite Waare.
@hnfe. Marft f9pa6 aber ftdtts.
@rrienSunq steml. u~nbebeutenb. 906iter
beao6ltcr Breis $500. Trii3e 3ufubs
rem 46O StltG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
Scr 9ropeaer Charles Ries lift

seitern BON bier mad Waniitee nit fol-
GENDER 2abung abeegansen: 80 SaB
NeebI, 273 StId Giieu, 1859 8ui6el
6afer, PA Sad aleie, 20 SAP &tnoe
Heidi, SO 8aaen 6eu unS anbere Gebensf
mittel. Der @apitGn iagt, baB man bas
nit ben Bewo6nerU bon Wtant1tee gu
9ETe t0muteu mo4e, oenen bic Gs6sHss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
kE ATArprS
@sin asnisrtit5 fir Elm Hfern.

@os fd G5nis &idorb uibt nit ieirer B6rie ani6afs
ten tounte, aGes Oas lit Jest fir Elm 2ieb sn baben. Sas
Geutaur eminent mabt bas tobte Bierb siues &Sntss
uidt wiebsr ~IebenSis, absr ss turirt str Iablnes, unb -
utebr pte bas - es lit n~nbe6inst baS belt. NitteI GEE
gen GeidpuIts, fteife GIteOer, en9e 9rifte, 8srrsutunz
gen unO Gusti6unsen, weldes Bic Melt je seiebeu. Gin
damn, Der an Rbsumattsmus Ieioet unb bisieS Eminent
nod ui6t sebroudt bat, lit Elm Ebor.
Ginber i1reien-
nm @itder's Guiteria. Gs r%egultrt ben Wageu, beIt
8tnbsSoIit unb peruriadt uatItli3en SdIaf. Go lit
Elm @rios fir GaitorsSeI. 21nrS2GStuD0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
Sta0t Chicago.

DF 9teieni0ett, Ste ftG tad Der
Eramte tbeilbaftt8 maGen wpIs
len, erInGen wir baISm 3 g.
too tbr GeIS einsni@tGen, Sa
am erten Nsat init oer Prdmien'
bertbeiImme sei1toTen tutrS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
ANetIef.

- SIM 9aufe ser Stats 0egisldtur
fanb pGbreno Der lebten Gage elm BETTE
ger &f iber bic beantragte Quf6ebun9
Der iogenannten Safe Srent7Ncte, benz
@eieB, tuel6es 6os iiiblibe Seeufer Der
Satnois Gentralbahn pretsgibt, itatt.
Sin Nntrag, ben aufbebenoen Gnttpurf
an baS Suitt3comite su nertpeiien, ftel
init groBer W}ainrttdt burd, unb geitern
tpurbe Der GnttDurf sum orttten Mal bere
leien ruo dngenon1ner. 2eioer bat Der
Gnttpurf nur gertnge Nusit6t auf Nns
nabme I'M Senat.
- Sir tpobltbdtise Snititute i'm Staate
iinb folgen6e Summer ausqe1eBt mors
Ben: Sir 6as Srrenboipttal, bis CUR
8%oaenoung oes Gentralbaus, $40 $50,
nno na6ber sos 900 per Sa5r, iotpte
s $1,000 fir 9eparaturen; fir bas SOl6az
tene8atienbaus $50, 500, unb fir bte @rz
8iebungsanitalt fir i6wa9itnni9s &inber
1924, 500.
Mebrere G5icagoer &6ebsr baben
oas 8eiu6 an Die 2~estSlatur bon Wt6i7
gan geri6tet, biz beantragte l1eberbriis
dung bes Detroit unb ct. glairfluiies
nt6t 81 ern1utbigen, 90 bte Nu5fi5rung
6es ProietteS Der G6tfffabrt grpBen
S6aoen brtngen tpir6e.
- Nus BEN officielen 8ert6ten in Wa7
ibington gebt berpor, baB Chicago inter
BEN Tabrtfitdbten Ser Gereinigten StaGz
ten beretts Die FINITE Steue etnnimnat.
= Cine tpiiieni9aftli9e Stbung Ser
mtcroscopii6en @eieGli6oft beS States
Sutnot5 fanb geftern Nbenb in Or. 0aptS
office an @abo1h Wbe. ftott.
S9on tpteber iuGt cine Giienbabn
8erbttoung init bem Mtttelpunfte Der
@elt: Gbtcago. Sic nennt ft6 G0tcago,
W}iuin9ton unb Weftern 8aGE.
- 0on ser Mufferfarm 6cS 6errn sSo>
iepb @ltGauf, nabe OroptQe, Butte
GountD IN 9fOrb Californian lit gcltern
bier BET fetnem S6tpager etn Sransen7
5petg nit 5ebn reifen Orangen ein9etrof>
fen, bic IN Der S6at pra6tooQ itub.
Cite oute seDes. tpel6e uur 81
foitet, erDielt geltern Elm Singing, Ma>
mems WtQtarn 2t1berlon. 9erieLbe fam
aus Solicit uno 1~tretfte etn tpentg un1Der,
fi9 bic WferfDiir0igfeiten Der Weltitaot
GDtcago ansuieben. Nm merftpiir6igIten
fam IS ibm Dor, baB Sic 9eute in Sem
Qucttonlaoen Ger. % Beit Otaoi1onitr.,
10 i@6ne ubren fitr 10 9eringe 9retie
perfalften. n1o Niaiam rfiel rein.
@r eritan6 fir $12 cine ib0ne ltbr, Sic
ungefGbr Elm @ept6t BON 2 Yfun6 Bate.
gu ietnem Sell fam ct ouf BEN 0e6an7
fen, oas &leinob Dem Yoltsiiten Gbtpar6
2augblin 5u 5etgen, Ser i'm belebrte, baB
6aiIel6e nn1$l23 u t0erer beSab(t iei. Sebt
cling Dem l1lti0ulOigen Elm 0tdt auf ull6
er ting on 81 tp%ebflagcn. Qaugblin nabm
li6 1et1er a1t, gtng nit i6m 81 benz y2luc>
tionator" un0 iorOerte bieien auf, 6a5
ab9ei6lDiene 0eiddft ridgdngtg 81 ma
0en. Oa5u woutc ft@ Ser Sole nidt per@
lteDsn, erOot it@ oagegen, sic l10r ipie6sr
an a. ben N{etitbtetst0en 5n perfonfen.
Nilliam CAB ieine GiniDiQislulg un0 bolo
mar Elm 2ln6erer nit bem 9n5tnettiiG
6eqlidt. Ser Cribs betrltg IS, ipctde
@illi0m in Gmpfang nabm, froQ, 10
too9IfetIsn &oufeS baoou %gefoumen 5u
iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
91rte-au folgenoen Bretfen:

9em-@tn i6pa6es @ei6dft fir prima
Grade fir 8eri6iffung murbe gen1a9t
nit folgenben Yretien:
2tmotbp, feit gepreBte8 ....75 00-16
9tmotbp, Ioie geprsBte5.3... 143-I53
9ratrie, gepreBt. .:......1o oO-l2
2ieferuns $1-1 so, ie mad Der Gntferz
n1tng.
9aIsGaaren, - in gutter gea6frase nit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
Commercials nns giuan}ieles.
GelOmarilt =Derid)t
Don
HENRY G~REENEBAUM & CO..

n NJ III ~ M % WI
0euti3es 81
8anfs, We6iel1 nnb Bafiagez9ei66ft,
5. atue., swii6en 0ton6OIpb unb @aibtustentr-
GbicG9O, %. Didr3 1873
Ser beii9en @st6mortt lift obuc n~antbaits gerinbes
rnng unO bst5!t bel benz sesenuartts itilen GSoarensss
i9dite eine piuise 0oItums.
Sjts@ediel part swti6en 8onfeu.
Sonoon 20 Sage Si6t 1857.
9olo erofnete bente in gtep Yort NIT 1863 urb f9IoB
81 1867 nit tol9enoen Gonr5perGrSeruueeu IuGbrens ss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

S9mal3-par felt a6er rnbie 3u &8.1C
baar sos fir Nprtl, un6 IS. 20 Fir 9Hni
StiB SepOfelte S9infen- itctig gu K
lie.
Groden seiaI8enes Sleii6-tpor octit
un0 bD6er nit 8erfdufen 5u 52-5Ec fil
S6ultcrn, uub. TIC fir furse flare WSit.
telftiide.
Set 54-64c.
.5alg 75-74.
8utter-Oer Morft mar rubte unf
Yreiie feter. @ertngen Qualitdten Az
15-23c; prtma Noa 81 25-27c., fem
Derpadte 31t 28-32c. Nteberc @raoe ieb1
langIam Derfauft gu 10-14c.
8obnen-gute Wfitteliorte $685.
$40, NapD $2.70-8. so.
Gter-Oer Marft mar flau un6 nieb:
rtger 81 l53 p 0nb. fir I'M @rOBen per:
pahte uno Ice III Soften.
6e0ern- gemii6te 25-60c, primo
bon lebenOen 0anien in gutter gta3frag'
sit 65-66c.
@efluseG-0ie 3ufu5r mat serina
unb Rretie boDsr nit Terfdufen su 10
l5c fir 3urfeps; $3.50-4.75 p OuB.
fir 5I5ner.
&artoffeIn-Dte 3ufu6ren paren
tlein un6 obglei9 bte 8erfGufe g,ring
tuareu, puren, tpurben bod b0bers Brsile
e%r3ielt. 9ea66lotus su $500 p bu.
ab9eltefer.
@ilb - Taubsn b%erfauft gu Sl.25
. 0b6., Gnteu $l.25-2.75 fir fletne
big Wal arbs unb IS fir i6tpere.
@an=@ateriaIien -fortgeIebt gut unS
in lcbbafter Na0fra9e. 9retie e~rlttten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
Cine sSrau Seuun Vtfc fam

Cine Sram Sennp ptfc fam porz
geitern, BON allen Wfttteln entbl0Bt, aus
ct. 9outs bier on unb fanb in benz 6auie
geo. $50 StateitraBe BET elmer bort mobz
nenben alien 8%efannten Elm porldufses
unterfommen. @eltern tparbe tie ppn
eiuem S6laganfau nieoergetporfen. $50
liatlt 8artDoltn, Der Die arme Srau be-
iinnnngsz nnb 1prQ6los fan6, i6affte iie
na6 benz County 9pipttaI.
@egem @aIst6el mmo ansegrtfs
fene Stn8en itnb r8ropn's 8rons
dial 3ro6eS" Don groBem 8ertb. Bel
@rfdltungen, Oapon er3eugter Gei5ung
6es S6lunbes, ODER ungem0bnli6er 2tus
ftrenguns Der Spra6or9ase bur6 0ffentz
tides Spre6en ooer Sin9en ertueiien tie
bic p~ObItbGtigiteu ReiHItate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
Tnrbem - nt6t iebc tbdttg, aber feiter.

0c1ily3s-gteugetpiirs 1870; 0etfer
$40, Bfeffer 20-24, 3intnlt 40-42.
WuSfatnrB l 20-1 %.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

SIN 5uber geDal6ene prima. 80 -65
mtttel uno quite. As So
Ounfelbraune unb f6le6t setuai6cne
@olle 2-10c, nit 8aumtpoae nern,iibte
uab fledtge 3-15c niebrtger.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

9olS-@ir quotiren: 9idorD $13 in s..
g., IA 90 geliefert, gDborn u /. 5. g.,
Is 90 seliefert 8u6en $ll 90 /. 5. D.,
IL 90 abgel., Slabs $6-7 /. 5. g., un0
IS abgel. q &laiter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

gounq 6pIon $3.50, e2-6s, 7o-7s.
8o-85, $780,, l 10-1 10.
Smperial $50, l ooI Is. a.
@un0otpoer S5-95.
Sapan $50, 75-8o, S5-95.
Solou9 500. 70-75, 9O-l %.
@nle. Der Wearft mar nomineq uns
berdnbert. @tr quotiren:
ungepai9ene; fetne @ tb......2&-35
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-15
THE BORDEAUX WINE TRADE.

ono OF the "bIuc books" Just issued
for the use of Parliament, contains II
commercial report on tho wine trade
of bordeaux for 1871, prepared by the
British Consul OF that district. Tho re-
port states that in ordinary years tho
Department of Bordeaux produces =
25O, 900 casks Of rcd and white wine
each cask containing nifty gallons, and
that about half that quantity is export
ed. The variations in value OF these
wines in different years is astonishing
Tho "Chntcau Lafittc,' for instance, in
Il year OF remarkably good vintage sells
for us much as E70 q cast, while the
same wine in u bad year brings only
EG, and the common wines - those
which grow upon low, wet soils-sorne-
times sell as low as E2 cask. In the
year 1863, the frst-class white wines OF
Bordeaux were bought up early and ut
| low price, and We're afterwards sold
| by the merchants at an advance OF Hfty
per cent. These white wines, says the
Consul, are not known as they deserve
! to be. There is no wine in tho world
he says, that can compare in richness
Of flavor and fulness of aroma to The
"Chatcau Yquom" OF 1861. The clare
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-15
LEADING MEASURES PASSED RY
CONGRESS-.

Tho measures mentioned below are
the most important OF tho many that
were before Congress during tho past
session:
Bill reducing the ofllccrsand OK pcnscs
OF tho internal revenue, aholishing the
office OF assessor and rctuining three
hundred collectors only.
Bill to extend the time during which
States mny tako advantage OF tho act
donating public lands for tho benefit OF
colleges.
Bill to abolish the grades OF admiral
and vice admiral in the navy.
Bill TO abolish the franking privilege.
Bill appropriatins $ll3, 800 to dcfray
the eNpenccs OF tho American and
British Claims Commission.
Bill to authorize the construction of
eight new vessels OF war.
Bill to revise, consolidate, and amend
the pension laws.
Bill to amend tho postal code.
Bill putting colorcd soldiers ON the
same footing with whites in matters
relating to pensions.
Bill to authorize the construction of
ten new ships Of war.
Bill to prosecute in tho courts OF the
~'''t',~
moneys, bonds, or stocks OF tho Union
Pacific railroad.
l}ll to complete tho revision of the
statutes of tho United States, and for a
report of the same to Congress i'm De-
ccinbcr next.
RESOLUTIONS c0ngratu1uting the pcO-
pie Of Spain on tho establishment OF II
republic.
Resolutions of tho House to Impcach
Judge DclufIay, of Kunsns, and OF the
Senate accepting notice OF the Same.
Tho regular appropriation bills have
already been given in our columns
But few lcgislativ" provisions were put
on them us riders. The principal one
was that increasing the salaries of the
President, Vice President, members of
Congress, and sundry other civil OH
Gers.
T},c principal special appropriation
bills were to pay the awards OF the
Southern Claims Commission, and to
carry ont the provisions OF the Treaty
OF Washington in relation to fisheries.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-15
s'CLIFFORD TROUP."

| This is Georgia story, by Maria
| Jourdan Westmoreland. 1t isa simple,
| charming tale of Southern society, is
evidently written by one thoroughly
! familiar with the scenes and characters
| which are SO truly described, and with
the phases of life so vividly portrayed.
"Nobfesse O6li0e" was the motto of
the Troups, and the utter disregard of
Gods law shown by the elder Troup in
following its precepts points Il sharp
| moral to the frailty of man, and the
| consequence OF moral weakness that
allowed the ruin OF loving hearts and
noble natures, simply because he
! would they be free from tho sncers of
his fellow-men."
The weakness, loving nature, and
thorough goodness OF the greatest sutfe-
rer in this tragedy OF "noblesSe oblige'
is tenderly described in tho following
extract:
"Thcre was no resurrection day FOR
her; and recognizing the melancholy
fact, she resigned herself to her haplcss
fate with that nartyr-liklc spirit which
utters no murmur, and is determined
to bear its burden unassisted. In the
nobility OF her soul, and in tho spirit OF
sacrifice which gave her courage to en-
dure, she thought it would be too cruel
to break Il fathers heart and crush Il
mothers life because hers was bIighted.
Neither did she desire to add ono iota
to tho unhappiness OF him who had
caused her ruin; for, wretched as she
was, she could but admire the loyal
devotion which made her husband i'm
molate himself for another, and, in
keeping her lips sealed, She WAS but
initiating his noblo example,"
The story, to the end, is powerfully
told, and few who commence it will DO
disposed to lay it aside before it is
finished.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-15
THE KELLOGG BOARD.

Tho Cincinnati Commercial makes tn IN
forciblo point ngainst Grant:
II General Grant ndheres to his Dur. i.
pose to keep the Kellogg administration
in power In Iouisiann, he does so In
the face OF tho fact il was declared elect
cd by Il Canvassing Board that hud no
legal existence and not Il single legal re-
turn on which to bnso its concluyion!
These nro the true facts established bv
tho testimony taken before the
Senate Committee on Privileges and
Election. more complete usurpation
in every respect is not on record.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-15
SALE or THE sotSSF-wEsrERN.

Tho South Western of yesterday cnr.- =
tnins tho vaiedictory OF Mr.. G. w. NJ
lard, he having aold tho goodwill OF
the pnpcr to tho Shreveport Publishing
Company, r"falning, however, ,vtbA.,na-
tcrial. In retiring from tho ftt M
successful labors for e,"enty-
he expresses profou.:.:.. ls, 4oo, ,oott!.o.5S::
farewell to thth "aL Llv- ,.
sustained him $. OF New ~''"'''''oo'
Mr.. Dillart S-."..."..... s02 5722s.
,,unitv ,y,,nr., 1850, ,02s 90, Gold
ity have so often Dcc..... l,OOO,OOO.oO.
prctcndingiy perlornsiPrI,Y hDJtrTrtcD
contemporaries, here c,vor,u,o to,
have had IN Opportur lat
ing his n.any noble qua c-,SHreve-
port Times, 5th. f'r-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-15
Frank Moore,

DAR1SH SURVEYOR for Ouachita, and
General Land Agent for North IIouisi-
ana, will attend to any business in this or
adjoining Parishes. Parties wishing to sell
or purchase real estate in this section will
find it to their interest to address him. He
has for sale several fine bodies OF land in
Duachita, Richland, Morehou.e, Franklin
and Caldwell Parishes. Persons wishing to
sell will send numbers, description ~ to Inn
provements, and terms. Having formed
connections IN both Washington and New
Orleans. he is prepared to represent litieants
i'll contested land cases, obtain patents, &c.
Dflice rear room Of Richardson & McEnery's
Law Othce. For particulars address him,
care OF Richardson & MoEnery, Monroe, Ia,
Auguae g. $50
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-15

The railroad war in Illinois is bccorn-
Ing interesting and the people arc bound
to come out ahead. The legislature has
fixed passenger rates at a certain figure.
The companies disregard the law. Pas
scngcrs get upon the cars, tender tho
legal fare, conductors refuse to receive
it, but dare not put the passengers off
their train, for what kind of y chance
would railroad companies have before
an Illinois jury in q suit for damages ?
In this way, the suckers arc riding
free, and they rather enjoy 1t.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-15
from tho Picayuno.l
EPITAPH on GEN. HOOPS LEG

Here rests, and let no saucy knnye
Pretend to sneer and laugh,
To learn, that rnouldering in tho grave
Is laid n Southern calf.
For he who writes these lines is sure
That those who road the whole,
VIII find such laugh was premature.
For here too lies soul.
And here flve little ones repose,
Twin born with other FIVE;
Unheeded by their brother toes,
who NIL now are alive.
\ leg and foot, 10 speak n ore plain,
Rests here with one commanding.
Who though his wits no might rctain.
Lost half his understanding.
And whom tho guns, with thunder fraught
Pour'd bullets thick AS hail,
Could only in this way be taught
To give the foe log bail.
And now in Louisiana just ss gay
a. in the battle brave,
Goes to rout, review or play,
With ono foot In the grave.
Fortune in vain here shows her spite,
For he will still be found,
Should Louisiana's sons engage in hght,
Resolved to stand his ground.
But fortunes pardon must beg;
She meant not to disarm-
For when she looped the hcros log
She did not seek his harm,
And but indulged harmless whim.
! Since he could walk with one,
She saw two legs were lost on iiu,
| Who mover meant to run.
New Orleans. March ;.