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ENGLAND.

Money at Exceptionally High Rates-Rumor
Of ofFailures-Bullion Moving to the Bank
Prince Of Wales Birthday and
Lord Mayors Day Fetes.
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Havana LOttcry.-We Sold the $500, 900
the Extraordinary Drawing April q Circulars sents
information given. j.. b. MARTINEZ CO.. 10 Wall
street, box 1865 New York Post office.
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MA cures Paralysis, Neuralga and Chrome Inam-
mafory Rheumatism, &c. Best combination dis
Price 50 cents and 81 bottle Depot isl sixth
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Don't buy ssElastic Truss" Till You
have seen PoMERoY's price 81 at IA Broad way, X.
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TIE MERCANTILE MARINE.
Herald Special Report from
London.
The City Of Richmond Spoken
with Her Engines Disabled.
Arrivals and Departures of Vessels at
and from European Ports.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special dispatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in the English metropolis =
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1873
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If the Baby Ks Cutting Teeth, Use. THAT
old and well-tred remedy, MRS. WINSL0WS S00Tu-
ING SYRUP
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DANGs. MERwIN CO.. 655 BROADWAY WILL
Id sell at auction, commencing this day Tuestsy) at4
r. NJ, large collection OF New English and American
Books. direct from publishers
CooD FOR 10 DAY5.-wE WILL SEND A % MA0A-
NJ zine, the illustrated Phrcnoogical Journal
months-Juy 70 January-or 81 TO such send withiW
ten days to ;. X WELLS. w Broadway New York.
WALL STREET. --sECREr or SUCCESS on VERY
w small capital, ~ pages masaed for stamp vALhS.
TINE, TUMsRlD0E CO.. ean<sss Aud BfokerA ~
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Il. II. II.
RADyAY.S READY RELIEF
CURES TIRE WORST P&INS
in from to twenty minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement need any one
SUFFER- WITH PAIN .. -.
RAnWAY'S READY RELIEF II Cuhh Fun
EVERY PAIN.
II the first AMI is.,
THE ONLY PAIN RBMEpi 49,. ..,..,
that instantly stops the most excruuAking painNs
aays determinations, and cures c0nges.ons wnssner o.
the Lungs stomach, bowels or o'her kaHs " V'sa~N
by one application, - 40 ruryvrv yrNurus
No vneter how violent excrucating de pam tue rncu-
matte, bed-rdden innrm crippiss,n, nsrto'' os''S-os
or prostrat ted with disease may suner
The Holidays ApPrcachingt
,rcnssss for holiday gis n advance ald save money
KNOWS stores at NO za brotuWay III INC Iicscvts
uanse and in the Fifth Avenue Hotel
wigs-Touvees.-G. Rnuchfuss, Practs-
"a, wrs, and TOUPEE maker and Importer OF Human
Hair No "A East Twelfth street. near Broadway
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FRENCH sSGE NGETE.

A E'rcnci, lady, married to a German
baron, and residing at Berlin, has, not
withstanding many influences, re-
manned II Staunch French wo.nuu.-
Recently, ut q dinner, she was so cXas-
pcratcd ut some remarks nodc to the
effect that Paris was humblcd forever,
and that Berlin viii rapidly take her
place as the capital of the civilized
world, that, unable to maintain her
sclf-cOmnland, Sil" exclaimed: "Itcr!in
can never rival Pari-; why, You cannot
give me Il single article, however ugly
or useless, which Paris cannot cmbcllish
with its wit and GracC.' An officer
drew from his beard u white hair and
said: ''Madamc, sec what Paris can do
with this; | Will send :tnothcr to Berlin
to sec what that city viii do with it"
The lady was at first somewhat hiScOn-
ccrtCh, but at last sent the hair she had
to a icWrlcr in the rue dc Ia IaiX, with
Il full relation .! the circumstances. 1t
was returned in Il short tinr. Paris
had made Il brooch of it. \ I'rIia-iau
eagle holding in its claws the white
hair, suspended to the two Cn,l7 OF
which were two !ittic mcGuiiions, on
which Were written "hiSacc and i.or-
rainc,' and the words "Nou only hold
them by hair TIL" Berlin jpwclcr
returned his hair as it was scnt-hc did
not know what to do with it.-N,tnui-
bal TDuricr.
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TilE VIENNA ENrOSITIUN,

Ii appears from II circular Of lhc DO
partmcnt OF Agriculture that the earliest
period fixed for the production Of the
implements and machinery on the cX-
llihition grounds ut Vienna is the 10th
of June, and that the first trials will
take place on the 18th of June. SO
there il set ample time for tranSm is
sion from the United States Of machines
intended for competition. Official in
formation has been received from
Vienna TO the effect that ARRANGEMENTS
have been made by which, during the
international Exposition, the city will
abnndanty supplied with provisions
dniiN, both by river and rail. Ibis
viii have the effect of Keeping the price
.: board at moderate figures. aud give
no excuse for cEtOrtiOn. Hotels and
restaurants have increased tHcirnccon-
mndaiOnS, while many now public
houses have bcGn constructed. rho
citizens, too, viii set apart rooms in
their houses for lodges; and some of
the town lodges viii be surrendered to
the use Of teachers, artisans, and other
distinctive classcs-in fact, both the
government and the people are cngug-
Cd in the contamination of such meas
urt.; rs viii afford all visitors comfOrtn-
bic quarters. Thcrc will be more than
10000 lodging places at two, four. six,
ami eight Horins u day, while ihous-
and OF persons will be accommodated
in Che SurburD5-tramW ways and other
means OF tpransportotiom being abuon-
lgnt.
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SMALLPOX IN FARMERVILLE.

Our town was thrown quite suddenly
all astir OH Monday morning last by
the announcement of tho Drs. Manning
that small poN was actually prevailing
i'll Mr.. ii. &. Glasson's family. The
town council We're hurriedly got to-
scthcr, and quarantine limits estab-
iishcd in short order. Tho yard fence
OF MIR. Glasson's is made the limit, and
all persons are forbid passing in or out
the yard. Mr.. Glusson recently return
ed fron New Orleans and has been
quite unwcll ever since, ut times sick
enough to keep his bed for rsevcral days;
out no one suspected such thing as
small poN, until other members of his
family were taken Sick and the crup-
tions made their appearance, when the
Doctors pronounced tho disease small
poN beyond doubt.
The quarantine ordinance happcncd
to catch our publisher, who is boarding
ut Mr.. Glasson's, within the limits, and
not being allowed to como out, we have
been deprived of his services this week,
which will account for us getting out
only 4 half sheet.
We hope the unwelcomo visitation
VIII not last long. livery effort is be-
ing made to keep it confined to it's
present limits. Ii,iou Record.
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RELIGIOUS.

DENVER clrr, Colorado, March 2s.
-lhc great religious revival which has
bccn IN progress in Denver City tho
phsl Two weeks, under the direction of
y. i. Hammond, continues with in
creased interest. Several hundred con-
versions have been made. At the re-
quest of prominent sporting paper,
two hundred tickets were distributed
yesterday among gamblers, prostitutes
ana Safoon Keepers. Many attended
the meeting last evening, occupying
reserved seats. Five or six of this class
arose for prayer.
\ committee are visiting all saloons,
houses OF prostitution, &C., to-day,
praying with the inmates and inviting
them {" the meetings. They arc re-
c"iNcd with respectful attention.. Six
persons in Jail arc said to 0c under tlccu
CONVICTION. Prayer meetings are held
in the jail every morning. The iniIu
cncc is extending among professional
business mon.
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\ FUNNY REPORT.
,lit.

y reporter whose special line Of duty
Wa to attend sitting5 Of the legislature,
horse races, base bali matches and sail
ing nIatchcs, was detailed to report It
sermon; and this is the way he laid the
matter before his astonishcd readers
tic next morning:
The House met at 1880 \. VI. PRAYER
by the Chaplain. Tho first race was
between the Chaplain and the singers,
it being a pretty even match the first
two heats, but the singers got the best
OF the last t!lrcc heats and came in on
the Amen two lengths ahead winning
th" last three heats and race; time. 90
Petitions were then pre- ,ntcd for for
GiVcHC-3 and other similar matters.
and notice was given of special assign.
mcntS during the coming week foI
various objects. The singers then sailed
up to the judges stand and after pcttinc
into position sailed away on the course
with all canvass set and q spanEint
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breeze from tho organ, which drove
them along in fine style. The top
rugged yacht flying the blue pennant
was we'll ahead at the stake, and came
home ahead of all tho fleet. The
Speaker then took the floor and an
nounced his intention to ask that the
resolutions of censure that had been
heaped upon Annanias should be re-
scinded, and proceeded to read the
records in the case, from which it ap-
peared that Annani;ts had sold his
house and had not given all the price
to the church. The Speaker then went
on to say that no reason appeared on
the record for Annanias to give any,
and much less all his property to the
church, and that he questioned if any
of those before him would do any more
than Annanias had in the same place.
He then went on to show that Annanias
had obeyed his wife in tho matter, and
expressed the belief that few of those
before him could say us much for them
selves. After further arguments Of a
similar character, he moved that the
character of Annanias DO and is hereby
declared n l by tho members of this
House.
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4 iiIILi, FUN.

ON last Thursday night the McIInc-
ryitcs Of this town held II meeting, and
expressed Il determination TO resist the
payment of taxes. After which, thcv
Sercnahcd some OF the Radicals of town.
but tin pans, horns, bells, fire crackers,
&C., were the principal instruments.
Some of the Radical dignitarics took
oiicnsc ut this, and left the place about
midnight, and ut daylight were seen
fifteen miles from here, making tracks
for Coushntta. They must have had Il
great dread for music, to walk all night
I" get out OF hearing of it. Tho boys
'"it InS"!ted because they jumped up
and left them in this abrupt Manner
Mnp%GcfH Rcp0rfc,.
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MOB VIOLENCE GRANT PARISH.
What the Negroes arc About.

On Tuesday evening last, Judge Rut-
land, OF Colfi,N, Grant parish, WAS ac-
coStcd by Il large mob of armed negroes,
headed by one Flowers, Il member OF
the Legislature, and the mob ordered
Judge Rutland to leave the parish of
Grant. He was given fifteen minutes
to make his start-undcr the penalty OF
being killed if he refused to obey the
order.
The judge quietly left within the
time given, and his wife and family
followed him as soon rs they could get
Il small amount of wearing apparel to-
gcthcr.
That night his house was broken
open by the mob-his furniture broken
to pieces and his household goods
stolen.
During tho night tho mob were yell
ing and shouting all around. In the
village they fired into the house of Mr..
Richardson, entiangcrinG his life and
ti.r lives of his family.
On "Wednesday morning the mob or
dcrcd Mr.. Richardson to leave within
ten minutes. lie obeyed, and he and
family crossed to the east side of the
river. AS soon n they We're gone their
house was brOHcn open and robbed of
its contents.
.Niiplitf mousse WAS t(lSo broken open
and robbed by the mob "Wednesday.
During the nights of "Wednesday and
Thursday guns We're firing for several
miles around the town by the negroes,
killing the cattloa hogs of the whites.
On Friday, Butler, Il freedman, who
is Il merchant, and bears 4 reputation
above rcproacl, called on Register,
the parish Judge, TO take measures to
stop this rapiHr and outrage and he
declined to Interfere in any way; where
upon Butler tried all his power of per-
suasion to stop their unlawful outragcs,
and the mob gave Butler Il few minutes
notice TO leave the country. About
this time thcstclnIUr Marie Louis, from
Shreveport, bound for this city, camc
along and took eli Butler and his flIn-
lily who are here NOW.
There WAS no white persons scun ut
toii:tN as t!r Marie Louis passed. \
great many negroes. all armed with
guns and SiN-ShoOtcIS, were on the
bank, and appCarCuin uciinnt and inso-
lent attitude.
1t was reported that tlcncgrocs wore
five hundred strong at the time; about
two hundred armed.
y collision WAS looked for on Friday
night, the whites, it was understood,
being. in the nciGhborltood.
The Marie Louis brought several
families from below ColiaN to AlrNnn-
dria, who were fleeing for safety.
Upon particular inquiry we learned
that thcr" was no contest for office itl
that parish, and the Re publicans were
pcaccabIy and without dispute in the
Possession OF the Offices claimed by
in.
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Amongst the local landmarks of the
District Of Columbia which have been
recently oblit"ratcd in the IcvcIing
processes Of tic new corporation, are
the mound and stone to mark the centre
of the ten miles square, set up by An
drew E!Iicott, in 1871. Gen. Babcocll
said he thought it was merely the base
OF derrick to hoist things TO tn"
Washington MOnur7cnt.
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HOUSE,

jnch.S0n street, o,joi''ii}g .Ecthodist cha7'ch.
1'i,c lindcrSi igncd has taken charge Of this
house, and intends making it Il first -cl:,ss
boarding. house, and is row prepared to re-
cciNc !Ioardcrs by the week or month as may
be desired Rooms large, spacious and we'll
ventilated, and suitable for families. No
pains will be spared by the proprietor to
make his guests comfortable. Charges to
suit the times. JAS. \. LAWLI.K.
March -. IS7:2.- :,S:ly
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Z. IS $. u. IsWEEMNs.Y,

! TrOE;%1LTS vt LAW, Monroe, La,
! practice in tho Parish and District
,'n-Irt. OF ouachita. Murcltouse, Franklin,
i;i,.hlanG, Caldwell and Catahoula Parishes
ia t!ie Supreme Court at Monroe, and tnl-
tt.U states Courts. Particular attention lalu
-, Inis;icss il tho Land O;lcc Department
it,,n i,CDcrll Government. nl7tt
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EeCiatiSsrE.

rK. L. BRACl2Y. Dentist, respectfully
! , offers his professional services to the
citizcns of Monroe and surrounding coun-
trv fI:tvinw an experience of fourteen
wears in the Iracticc he tGClS confident OF
i.iyinss satisfaction i'll all branches of his
,,r,fC.~icr. Is willing to warrant all work.
Fpffcc near sho Courthouse and nc&t door
south of the p1iuchiht JcicGyGPh office on
-:rl,,,l ef,.D,t Monroe Ia NI-marlI:Iy
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HOTELS.
s3ssi.S House,.
Ct'. tjttholic <Hs.,cH ttn,} HcUttt|e Acutlchuu
MONROE, Ii.
I.E. i. Gczv:s, Yworr;ctor.

THIS house ii under the efficient manage
meat OF AIr. VIM. Lewis, who has twenty
I'VE years. continuous experience in the
business. Ncil-rcGcu :ttod neatly kept, and
supplied wii:l excellent beds and tablc-t:,rc
Tho Lewis; House. located near the wharf
and passed going and coming by the ShrcVc-
port stages, is confidently recommended to
the travelling public rs Il model hotel.
n"!"hcr l, 1870. n:a:ly
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The Supreme Court OF Illinois has
just rendered a decision which cstab
iiahcS the pcr,nancncy OF what is known
rs the state temperance law. Under
this ruling the seller is put on the CON
Stant guard for trouble and made re-
sPpnsibic for whatever evil may result
from the traffic in which he is engaged
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rE7EzG. SO. Louis IGOFE.:..

T
This magnificent Hotel, lately renewed
and greatly improved, and entirely rclur-
nishcd in most sun.ptuous style, by the St
Louis Hotel Association, of which T.. +.
Motion, Esq, of New Orleans, is the I'rcsi-
don't, was opened to the travelling commr-
nifty on tho First Day of February, 1872, uI.-
dor he management Of the undersigned.
HIRAM CRASTON,
30:ly Formerly Prop'r New York IIotcI.
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NTACEEtTa HOUSE.
" Cor. Dc:5iard and Third SITS, Monroe La.
!. l.. &EuIsiclscr, Proprietor.
The above named Hotel, so long and ia
vOr,blE known throughout the country has
been rc!ittci and newly furnished, and is
now complete i'll every department.. The
Proprietor pledges, himself to spare no cf-
fort to make all com Portable who may favor
i'm with their patronage. April 2l, go. ly
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NF,s<GNNi'S SALOON,

w DESIl\ L d S 7 r Z i T,
iOppoSitc Endolu's Livery Stablo)
NJ o \ K O T., J. A.,
Is kept we'll supplied with the best wines
and liquors and faVoritc brands OF cigars.
Polite attention and good order gliarant ccd
April II, 1871. f:5&-SH
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INC estimated expense Of tho Vienna
exhibition is eight and q half million
dollars.
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s5w. Vslss. ssnzlQica

r.Sl.NDI.IsS HIS services us Physician and
s:urgrou to the public. lie can be found
,,,Gu,l his plantation, four miles below Mon
80. March l. iSI2 1J-iN
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'>hcH oysters oYsd Lager Beer!
The undersigned has opened Saloon in
the l3cruharCt building, which he has sup
piled with new Bar fixtures, the choicest
brands Of Liquors, and fine Cigars. He has
two billiard tables. aud during the Oyster
season can supply fresh Oysters on the
she'll. Lager Beer from the best Western
brewCricS kept nj this Saloon. Prompt at
tcntion and good order will be observed.
TliOS. DUNN.
Monroe, Env"mbcr so, lST2.-l1-ly
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FASHIONABLE SHAVING SALOON,

@. JNNNDN. I'rNpflGIOf,
Located on DcSiard street. opposite 81.
John. in the centre OF the business portion
Of Monroe Shop recently renovated and
we'll furnished. Polite attention and skill
ful work guaranteed. Respectable and or
.,io;-i .-,.ist0!ner$ cordially welcomed. Terms
Cash. Monroe. March l, 1873. If
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ND. PNssE( Err

iSit ''N'pl'F>- 'FiN'N i.INiI"N, Il l'--
WISSSBORoCGlI, la.
lE--Wiil buy and sell cotton at best mar
ilct rates.
LIVERY SrADIF.--NIr. Parker informs the
travelling public that he keeps the Ninns-
borough Livery Stable, and can always
supply horses. bu"gies. &c, and will take
good care of any stock left 1T his stable.
Nov o. 1872. Sly
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w. ". FARM EH.
-. 4. AlDiGii!SO$. w. ". FARM
TJlE.-ss:Egs *: uE:sVss;cc.

-rFDItNEYS At LAW, Monroe, La,
\ Will pr,c.ice i'll the Courts Of the Pa
ylSIiys OF Ouachiin, Ni0.c;iOusc, Eichi;iud,
:'rlnl!in and Caldwell, in The supreme
,llrrt, aud in the United States Courts.
WA also attend to All business intruStcd to
,!,tai il. the state and Federal Land Offices
niiN:S
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
GORGE rEHvES,

NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
NEOIsGE E'IIsvES'
5 IS II, BLIS d y n ID DOOR
Steam Factory
AND LUMBER YARD,
Corner of ST. Charles and Clio Streets.
NEW OR MS.
Doors, Sash, Blinds, NIouldinss,
Architraves, Base, Ncwc1s, Pilasters,
Ealusters, Cistcrns, Doors, Blinds and
Glazed Sash, Rough and Dressed
Lumber, Flooring, Ceiling, Iaths,
Notwithstanding and Shingles,
Always hand at Lowest market
Prices. Door and Window Frames
Made to ordcr---:sil forms and sizes.
l-t5"Send for Price List. 22:ly
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THE ATLANTIC HORROR.

Particulars ofthc sickcaing Disaster.
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i.WiE.!.Is; iiICuANDSoE. ROB RICHARDSON.
j,N d. M'EETIsY.
ssseEa~-tS:soas sS EscEsses'

: TroE<iIYS II LAW, Monroe, La,
i rlr,,t.tice in all the Parishes OF North
1ttt:;i;,l.i; il! the Supreme Court ut Monroe
: he i'c.irr.i Courts, and in the Land Office
.i;pirtinrilt OF the General Government.
luna I~,. tn-tf
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TEiE, TEL EG R 4 ? II:
E'gblishcd every SaiuIaay.
AT MONROE, OUACuITA PARISH, LA.
-. w. NEcOEA LG
Editor and Proprietor.

letllntslll ~ cW OfH.
Griffin " Holman. baltimore.
IhoS. Mclntyre............. ........NcW Orleans.
JOhl sScnarUt .....iraNctlng Agent.
Al ether agencies arc hereby revoked.
ADVERTISING REGULATIONS.
Transient advertisements must be paid
Ior in 0siUu2lcc.
All advertisements sent TO this Office
when not q therwise ordered will be inserted
Till torbid'' and charged accorGtngty.
Editorial business notices Will be made,
ttce OF charge, of all advertisements ordered
in tho paper; for other editorial notices Il
"nHr2C or - cents per limo Will be made.
An extra charge OF % per cent viii in
i.:stire be made ON all cuts above one inch
~ width, and upon all doublc-coitnln adj
r:rt;.cnicllts Il similar Charge will be made.
?Ai,ii'u' OF ADVERTISING RATES.
crtiscincuts viii be inserted at
e liar and nItT cents per square (onc inch
.,Icc of ic$S), for The H@si, and seventy
..,.. cents for "I:!: subsequent insertion, for
-, ji!nc ua,ic.' one month. Eor longer
-.:.,i~ - irIiuAvk;:
.,'M;::.t: ~'}'i:':s. tt. : a.. " IA t III. i-in
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Cards o! a j,c1s0.,eI choyactcr-wlacn adj
ni..siblc-will be charged doubic our reg
.!i;ir advertising rates.
Dhituary and Marriage notices viii be
charged: advert tisSpi!lcnts.
.li,s narso1, se..Ui1l" us five ttcV! cash sub
-,.:ir3s, ut the Same post Office, Will De cil-
!ftI Il u a cepy of fEiE I'l:LEtii[ilH grhtis,
ttsr one year.
l., TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
)f,t, one year, go
.'..' copy. six months, -oo
ADVANCE: RATES;
are ".,pE. one year,
t:iin copy, six months,
....'. it;. U't;uri i,ti0u price Of tl,c I!:L:-
;t.'ii vas reduced from five 70 foiir doll:HS
.;':b:,.IbriS paving IL "ir arc have uni
:;...i.N boon al lowed discount O! one tirN't
~s,i};,.:ri!,cI. ticlarin.c payli,c:i5 one month
;,it>r Il i ,!ile arc required 20 pay four dol
lars. Tncro viii bc no dcHi2!."ii from t!:iS
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-12
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