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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-06-28
EATCHiTOCIfES.


IFlOm IhC IlmcS, I1th.
We have had Il long wet spell, which
has done incalculablc damage to the
growing crops. The rains have not yet
ceased, the last being the hravi:s, of
the season,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-06-28

TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS
TKENTON DRUG: SrOREl
NEW DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Fresh and GcnuincI
The undersigned respectfully announces
to his old customers and the public gone
rally that he has just received n well-assort-
ell stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
Including all the leading and standard
PATENT MEDICINES,
And has established himself again upon
the ashes of his old stand, in the smoking
ruins of Trenton, La. Thankful for the
patronage heretofore extended to him. he
solicits u continuance of the same.
&.a- Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded.
Ma. Orders from tho country solicited.
June 7, lS73.-:iS j. MOORE,
DAN. 7. HEAD. L.. u. MrI.A1N
HEAD n MrLAIN,
TRENTON, LA.,
RECEIVING. EOEW AHDING AND
COMMISSION MERCIIA ANTS.
Dealers in
nIif GOODS, cI.DTlIING,
HDnTH, SHOES, HATS,
HARDWARE, IRON, CArTINGS,
HAGGlNG, TIES, WAGONS
tAET>', EuEGlESi, l;DCKAWNYS,
COOKING STOVES. FURNITURE,
AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
OF all kinds.
Liberal advances made on Cotton, in cash
and supplies. Trenton, Sept. %, 1870. n2:ly
II q. STANDIEER 4 CO.,
tSu""c"aor' to titandiicr& Mctiuirc)
UECEINIHH, roRwARDINo AND COMMISSION
N T. X G II n n rs,
And Dealers in
g j. \ Al. MEETIIA Disc
IiIGNIJN, LI.
hpr,l /, 1873. lS-:'-u
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MfSCECLANEOUS

leiioOGIIfNNEoOS
EDWARD NALLE, CAMMArE.
NTtLI.!' ~ CAMMhSk,
COTTON FACTORS
com MISSION MEECIIA r;TS
No. 10; I.ravicr Street.
y I.W OR l.; a n =, Ia
LNcrGk C,sh Idvo1,ccs
Mad on consiGnmcnts to the above firm by
JOHN q. SA NDEKs.
October ., 1872. ;,-Gm
5'",""" s"nsc's'HE"s
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The best Magazine in the World"
The November and December Numbers
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~ VIII buy and sch cotton at best mar
LIVERY 5rAEI.E.-Mr. Parker informs the
travelling public that he keeps thc Wins
supply horses, burgics, &c, and will take
good care of amy stock left at his stable.
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THE PARISHES.
CLAIBORNE.
| From the Advocated


From the Advocate.
Heavy rains almost every day the
past week. n large amount OF growing
corn blown down after being straight
cncu up once.
The cash price of corn meal in Homer
IS 800 Il bushcl; bacon l5cts.
Farmers are commencing to talk
dcspOndcntly about the cotton crop
too much rain and grass is what is the
matter.
The present teachers in the Male
College have been employed for another
year.
The worms arc appearing i'll force II
month earlier than usual. Cotton can
not be larger than last year, owing to
late irostS, excessive rains, etc
Rosy-chcGkcd apples have commence
cd putting III Il smiling appearance, and
in four or five days We ought to be cat
ing rOaStinG- cars.
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FRANKLIN,

From thC SUM
We believe that the most valuable OF
the many varieties Of that most csscn-
tial ingredient i'll the culinary depart
mcnt, the Onion tribe, is the Multiply
ing Shalot. 1t is more easily raised, is
more prolific and can be kept longer
than any other. We have just received
4 lot of the finest we over saw from the
garden of our friend Dan Virgins, one
of which has nineteen large bulbs. lie
also gave us /; lot OF the Evergreen
Onion, which accunulatcs both in
bulbs and seeds.
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RED RIVER.

From tho TimcS.l
We have had continued showers
throughout this week.
The locusts have made their appear
ancc in this vicinity. This is good in
uicatiOn for another Scant cotton crop.
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.

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DEAI.EHIN
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GENERAL. PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
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SNCOHDIh.

lFroln the Niualia ucralu.l
There has been several deaths in this
parish from cholera within the past ten
days, about ten persons, young and Old,
dying from this dreadful scourgc on the
plantation of Mr.. Lambdcn. The ply
siciafis report no new eases, and we
hope the disease has run its course.
Planters arc beginning to complain
OF too much rain. Cotton is very much
i'll the grass.
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EICIILAND.

From tho Delhi Chronicle
1T has bccn raining so long every day
that we have togottcn when it common
ced; but we have not become so dcspc-
rate on the subject as to make the silly
and s'acriIigious threat that we will kill
the clerk of the weather; do not even
feel that we are called upon to murmur
ut tho DEGREES Of Providence although
the crops arc all in the grass ana we arc
threatened with tho ravagcs of the cot
ton worm
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-09

satepcent unc wurre raielbt gum Dot.
tor Der Ibsplpsie er,annt. Die UNI
Seriitdt 9eip;is prpmpSirte i'm honoris
causa gum Dpftpr Der pbilpippbie.
Sn Ter litterarilben @elt 1T 6err
HeinfenS pur6 S1riften iiber Clemens
BON I~leranprten, Silarius Spn poitiers,
Martin Ypn SpurS uno aneere bsfannt.
Bon einem unte;pinsbaren Gbrset;e ses
fta6elt, idloe er ii6 ben Altfatbpltfen an,
itslte ii6 auf OSlinsers Seite u. Sers
fo6t zen Neuprptsitantismus eur6
S6rift unp Gbat. Mit Der prcubiIden
&esiernns sebenb, ipa,,er.au6 rurd persn
Ginaub in Gbln snr SildpfSwirpe sefOmz
men iein. Oae caber ieine GrnennunS
in Berlin beifdais aufsencmmen rrarp,
ldst ii1 psnfsn, UNI nie Is beiet, lpa er
aus zen n&eptiIienonps" iein
@ebalt als ~&ir6enfdrit". be;ieben.
Die @eibe iolte Der SiI6pf Der JAM
leniiii6sn @smeinre bon lltrs6t pprs
nebmen. @ber, pb Ia @pttes Sanp mall
tet, rieier itirtt 10 gu iasen plSylid unp
ibsr bic Sii9pfSweibe Serlautet bis pa@
to nod ni6ts Ssfimmtes.-Oa our
Sii6pfsweibe mad canpnii6sn 8sssln
3 SiidSie nStbis lino unp bic j%anienis
ftil6e Stride nur mebr ben Sii1of BON
OeSenter bat, pirp man rpobl einen anss
lifanil9en Orer armenii9 : i9iSmatii6en
gi19of su Sdlfe ;iebsn mifen.
Nsben rem .Sil6of" baben eie Ieuz
prctefanten ii9 aud cine Syncralreprds
ientiruns beiselest in wel6e mad ren,
~OeutI6en Meuur" sewablt wurcsn:
2 prieitsr, 8npcbt une &sul6, 3 9aien,
Saiercleper CDdHelpprfl ppttels (GSln),
BON S6ulte CSpnn). OieIe cpniituirs
ten ii6 ipfprt, wablten, IA Der Sil6pf
Der erite SOrlisenpe it, .. SGulte gum
;weiten unp cpoptirten spei prieiier,
6rierri6 une Wi6slis unp 2 9aien, Cor
nelius aus Wanben unp 0inI9sip aus
SeireIbers.
Na6 BEN uOeuti6en Wercur fol- f6
bic @mtssepalt Res nsuen Sii6cfs iiber
80 pricter eritrsfsn. Sest mod einsn
ppapit" unc pie rsuti9e Staatstir9e 1T
fertis!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-09

erbielten. Iber ni6t ALIEN bemerfen
mir has @a6ien pes S6mufes na9
Dem Gtpre bin an Der Snieite pes Saus
es, rasIelbe 1T aud Der Sail an Der @u>
eenleite urb mir i6auen es ni6t ALIEN
an ben Opmen, nein mir ieben 60
bis oft in bic fleinite Oprffir6e binein,
an Ter bic Sp,balle, sepbbnlia bas TIM
tsrsei6pe reS lburmeS, auf's einfa6fe
sebalten 1T an pen eisentli6en Sdifs
fen rerpen bic prpfle uno Strebepfeilcr
beIer marfirt une Gas Gbpr 1T eurb err
ira @urte, rur6 rri6ere Yrofle, pur6
ItSnerenS Maa6werf, eurd i6mufere,
beler prnamentirte St~rebepfeiler Sebib<
renp berpprsebpben. WS1ten cod uns
iere beutisen Saumeiiter wieper einz
prinsen in ben 8eiit Der DIR. Sunit .
8ie lei6t 1T es cbne Webraussaben
cinen Sau wirpis i'm Gimme Der 8irs
dye ;u seitalten unp ibn ;u Dem su
MAIDEN, mas cine 8ir6e iein foil, Elm
0ptteSbauS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-09

FOLDER llnSsritanb ra6t iid idper unc
rd6t fi1 tislib! Sn Den 3eiten ,allc,
bic seute ni9t mebr in bic Yrecist
fpmmer, no iie Dem papite nidts mebr
slauben ppIen .unp nur auf ibre 3eis
tups i6wSrsn, in risisn 3eiten 1T es
cine uratweislide Yfi9t fir jepen e6s
ten 9ei1li6en, ii6 gutter 3situnsen an
sunebmen. Weint Sbr tenn, rie @bpns
nenten Hiesen ben idledten 3eitunscn
iammt ibren %maiIenbaften Na6ridtcn
nur 70 gum Senfter binein . nein,
ras fcitet Miibe unp Initrensuns &C,
mug ; aber riele eeute iaflen ii6 Die Mibe
ni6t reusn. llnp seieyt aud, cs sebe
bel ible6ten 3eitunsen ni6t itrense uno
bart Der, UNI 70 itrenser erwd6st ur,s
bic pHi6t ;u arteiten, gu idreiben unp
tbdtis gu iein bis auf ben leyten Mann I.
SerenfaIs 1T es trauris unb belbdmenp,
ras islbft Geiflide mod i6ledte Sldtter
unterltiisen unp 70 ibren Yfarrfinpern
alersernib seben. 9lter mir pplIen i'm
Griecen i9eicen; babe i'd bisber pas Ell
ne pper anrere 8Urt ;u Siel deer su bart
ssrepet 70 mare IS mir leip parum. Sbr
fSnnt Gu6 trSiien nit meinem @utsss
meinten! Sir beute fei's senis, Deer,
wte iid Elm 5umaniit ft%anpessemdb aus
priidt nClaudite jam rivos pueri, sat
prata b~iberunt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-09
Der aeubrotefantijGe Siiaoi.

Sefanntli6 perlammelten ii9 Ycr Sur
sem rie 0ertretsr Son etipa 20 aufatbplis
Iben 0smeincen unp Stiden bon Sc
meincen nsst ben gum Nsuproteitantisz
mus befebrten IbeVlosen su SSln une
lpablten ii& ibren uSiI9of".
3u bieier Gbre muree Yrofs6or Geins
TENS aus Vreslau aussrforeu.- 8eins
fens 1T su Surtl9eip. bei .9la9sn sebos
rem. Na@ Seenpisuns 1sinsr Sturien
puree Ct i'm September 1848 su &Sln
gum prister aeweibt. Gr prOmpyirte
pemna9f an Der fatb. Gaeultat in Mdns
den, batiitirte lid In 8reslau ais pris
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-09
Die a,rifaniide Sflabia u. Yims TX,

~@eil man gar ;u iebr ssppbnt in, @ls
les Yielmebr nit natirliden 8lifen, als
nit rem ause ees 8laubens ansuIdaus
en-, 10 tiinfen lib man1e Sprnsbme pper
reide, ODER id6n sefleipete u. (. ~. Menz
l1en, pbwpbl ie i'm llebrisen ni6t siel
tausen, gar bod uno ieben perd1tli9 auf
2eute %serinseren StunpsS. 70 traY uno
SortrefHi6 pieie aud ietn mSssu ; ia rieIe
ielbft piinfen ii6 oft seSen iene gar ses
ring unb armielis. Yetra6tets man bic
Menihen mebr nit Dem Mage psS @laus
bsns, 10 wiirpe man man6e in REDEEM
&leipe einbersebmce pOrnebme psripn
iebr serd&tlia, pasesen man6e @srinse
unp Odrftiss iebr a9teaspertb f%inpen."
60 unier ). Batter. Cine fran,siI6e
Gamilie rpa nit elmer fatbpli1den e flas
pin BON sfrifa mad Hom beriibersefcm>
men. Die Sflapin mar in Hom ssfrmt
wOrpsn unp butte parauf ibrsr Serrin
gelast ME fe es fir bas bS6ite Slid
auf Grpen anleben pdrpe, penn CO ibr
psrsSnnt mare, Elm Wort Der Selebruna
aus rem Wunpe pes papiteS gu bSrsn,
unp tpenn Gr ibr Seinen Sesen ertbeile.
Nidt pabr cine Yprtref1i6eperion Die
les tpurte plus XII. binterbra6t. Gr
bsfabl tesbaIb, bic Sflapin anrern Ca
ses ms 0or;immer ;u btltelen. Gs mar
CUR Siter;eit. Das 3immer mar ansss
fdut nit reiden unp bOdssfsltsn 9euten
aus alien Qdnpern Der San;en Gbrifsns
belt ; bod ais bic Mupiensen b%ssannen,
rpuree suerlt rie Sf!apin p%prserufen. =
SIM @upiensiaal ansefpmmen, iasts Der
papf gu ibr:
~Wein Sino ! SD wsis ss rppbl, es
rparten i'm ancern 3immern pieIe bpbe
Serri9afteu, aber i6 wlnI6e suerf Did
su ipre9en. Wenn Du aud auf Grren
cine nieprise Steuuns einnimmIt unp in
ben Ausen Der 0elt serins bif, 70 fannf
0u bod in Cen ausen @Ottss isbr bod
iteben."
gr unterbielt ii9 bann nod 20 Wiz
nuten NIT terielben, erfunriste iib mad
ibrsn SerbaltniGen, mad ibren @snoHsn,
naa ibrrr @rbeit, ermabnte le sur @epulp
unp @usrauer, sur @OtteSfurbt unp err
tbeilte ibr eann ben papflidsn Sessn,
worauf er bic iiberslidlide i6par;e
SflaDin entlieb. ~SO fannlt Du bod
In ben @usen 0ottes febr bod itebrn",
unc wirt es, wenn ru i'm St0nre Der
@nare, wenn ru redt sUttesflrdtis anr
fromm bif. MS9ten fid pas @ue, rie
bier auf Grpen In nieeriaem Stanre les
ben, merfen. @aS liest paran, ppfir
iie in ben @usen Der Weni9en unp fur
piele fur;e Grit ees irpii9en 9ebenS gel
ter ; ipenn ie in pabrer @ottesfur6t
unb 1rbmmisfeit befteben, 10 ipsrcsn fe
in ben 9usen 0ptteS IdUn bier une bers
einit unp fir bic sanse Gpistsit in ben
Susen tes sanssn 6immels bod ifeben,
In Ger Ssrrli9teit Der 8ineer @cttss.
(S. M.sBl.)
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RatboliSber 6ir6en &alenecr.
Ssias ipeiiet 1000 @aun. = @urt. s.
Self Der 66. Apofeffirftem 2setras
mmo 2sanfns.

Gin sris sldn,ens ei&t, has Wisntanb nialen mag,
9srtldrt nit ieleen Strablen ienen s%c!t'nen Aas,
Der tie Nprite iiriten einff NIT Rstnt setrpnt,
limb Sunssr nit lem Simmsl riebsr ausssiSbnt.
8 9Sterlsbrsr I! gfSrtr er an tsr Sinrmelsttar
Sbr Batter @pm's! Der Seteensbitr 8i6tsr ibr!
Die itr setcrbsn eurt has S6rert, am Srtustspfatl.
Sect fratlt itr nit BEN Srrbesrtrant i'm Sinrelsiaal!
@lhdielis tHf eu Rpm lid reibt sum srpssn sRubn
Ter spsi Iprtslfirisn tsbrss Wartertbum
9u ttsr,rablf ssi6mldt nit eieisrn yupurtlsie
Sn better Slut bic sanse gpelt an Ssrrldtstt!
@spri,isn fi bic tsilisfs 9rsifaltistsit /!
gerberrIituus une Rupm une Natt iei itr eetrtibt
Sis, bic In 9inbeit berritene ueer ale gpeIt
@en gpiaist su @wisfeit eas Sesptsr bait. -Nmtn.
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His keen Sword is now a plowshare,
And he makes as straight row
AS his bullets plowed their burrows
Through the shrinking, angry foe;
Such men are not in places high
Oron monumental stone,
But Of grand, sweet, solemn meaning
They have made that word-''UN-
KNOWN
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05

A sectionofplastering about
the size Of a bed-quilt fell on
the heads Of a group of State
Senators, who occupied seats
together in a Nashville theater,
the other evening. The fright
ened Legislators thought an in
vestigation was at hand,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05

The ruin of most men dates
from some vacant hour. There
is a satirical poem, in which
the devil isrepresented as fish
ing for men, and fitting his
bait to the taste and business
of his prey; but the idler, he
said, gave him no trouble, as
he bit the naked hook.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05

a Sacramento lawyer re-
marked to the court: 1T is
my candid opinion, judge, that
you are an old fool.'' hejudge
allowed his mildly beaming
eye to fall upon the lawyer a
brief moment, then in a voice
husky with suppressed tobac-
co juice and emotion, said, 1t
is my candid opinion thatyou
are fined $780,"
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A Cincinnati paper has a

A Cincinnati paper has a
long editorial article on ''Liqu-
or in the Constitution" Our
own opinion on the subject is
that it is a bad thing. Many
a constitution has been ruined
by it, but doubtless the Gin
cinnati editor understands the
subject better than we do.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05

A professional robber ofhen
roosts in Ohio recently testi-
fed in court that he could
wiring two chickens necks with
each hand at the same time,
and never permit a single
''squawk" to escape from the
victims.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05

The editor of the Upper Des
Moines is the most willing mar
tyr to local items. He broke
his leg the other day for the
benefit Of his paper, and what
is more, he set it himself.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-04-05

''When Shakespeare wrote
about patience on a monu-
ment,' did he refer to doctors
patients? NO" How'do you
know he didn't" ''Becauseyo
always find them undera mon
ument."
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From Speech of Gen. Jno. 3. Gordon

. -
last few years shall be written,
it will contain no brighter
pages than those which record (
your struggles from 1866 to
1862. You are now passing,
my countrymen, through your
material and political wilder
ness, but soon I believe you
shall stand on Pisgah's top
and look down into the land of
promise! Great applause and
cheers). Get wealth-get it
not only as a means of COM
fort, but of political power
Bring in a population, for pop
ulation is both capital and
power. Bring in your immi-
grants. Educate your children
to be artisans and architects
and master mechanics. Build
your factories, spin your cot
ton. The mountain has been
going to Mahomet in the East
long enough. Let US bring the
Mahomet Of manufactures to
our Southern cotton mountain.
Let us recall him from his Elba
exile, this old King Cotton !!
When you have erected your
own manufactures; when you
have enhanced the price of the
raw material by spinning, you
will still find that your great
staple is still king! Great
Britain rules the waves. But
i Britain bows her sceptre in
willing homage and tribute to
1 your hoary-headed old king.
Advise capital from abroad OF
the claims of your country, OF
your climate and your water
power. And say when you
have built your factories youI
wealth will begin. Then youl
sweet Streams, as they proudly
leap the cascades, viii cease tc
leave behind them their mel,
-anchoiy murmu1ng at yOd
delay. Murmur not, ye prat
Ting children of nature, fol
soon the whiz of the spinning
jenny shall join you in concert
And then musical spindles anc
murmuring waterfalls shal
raise a hymn of gratitude tc
God, until the very atmosphere
: taround shall revel, thrill anC
tremble with your triumphs
We must wake up these gian
twin sons of Hercules, coal aRC
iron, that they too may join il
loud concert, responsive from
forge and anvil, to the marcl
Of your railroads, and the louc
whispering whistle, echoing
from the eraggy corridors o
their mountain home, Do this
my counnymen and believ,
. me, you shall in the epoch
mount on wings of a highe.
prosperity than ever before.
The editor of the Inner De!
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When they do manage to
get the people OF Thompson-
vile, Conn, into church the
sexton is obliged to lock the
door to keep them there until
the service is over. So says
the local paper.