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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-10-17
10 TO c. BOFENsCIIEN,s

10 TO c. BOFENSClIEN'S
~ AND SEE FOR YoURsELvEsi
The following articles now ON exhibition
and for sale lou for cash:
WATCHES,
Consisting in part of fine Gold and Silvor
American and Swiss mako, for ladies and
gentlemen, key and stem winders.
A SELECT STOCK OF JEWELRY,
Such as Gold and Silver Watch Chains,
Gold Sleeve Buttons, Shirt Studs, Gold
Lockets and q variety OF Charms; Crosses,
Necklaces and Bracelets (sold and jet) |;
fine setts of Ear-drops and Breaches, Cen
tlemens' Bosom Pins, Gold, Silver and
Steel Spectacles genuine pebblesl a very
select stock of sterling
Consisting of Casters, for dinner and
breakfast; Ice Pitchers, Soup and Gravy
Ladies', Napkin Rings, Tea and Table
Spoons, Table Forks and knives, Butter
knives, Butter Dishes tplain and revolv-
ing); Fine China Vases; Ornamented French
and American Clocks; Musical Instru-
ments; Howe Sowing Machines (the best
machine made.) Monroe, May "a, 1873,
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE GREAT FINANCIAL PANIC
Has not prevented
-. M E Y r II
From occupying his Splendid Now Store,
on tho corner OF Grand and Grammont
streets, and from Offering to the Public q
stock Of
GEN e r. AL m Il Il CHA NDIsH:
Unsurpassed in the Monroe market. His
stock was selected in Eastern mark OTIS, with
Especial Reforonco to this trade, and COM
prscs, in part
Fashionable Prints,
Fancy Dress Goods,
Gents and Boys Clothing,
Boots, Slices, Hats, Cups, &C.;
Staple Goods, De Loines,
Wosstetls, Cussinae,es,
Gents Cssdertcetu,
And, in short, Every Article usually
called for Mt n First Glass Dry Goods House.
These goods are offered for sale, with tho
Guarantee to be expected Of a House in
tonding not to DO second to any establish
mont i'll North Louisiana in tho Quality,
Variety and Cheapness OF it's Goods.
KRMEMDHR
MYERS NEW BRICK STORE,
cUsnc,' IF G'ts,d es'sd G'ta's"ont Streets,
MONROE, La,
And call and examine the Goods for
yourself. Attentive saleSmen will take
pleasure i'll showing tho Goods and answer
ing all inquiries. 8. MEYER.
October 3, 1S73-ly
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n BOFENSClIEN.

n BOFENSClIEN,
W DEALER
Fine gold and silver Watches, and q
French and American Clocks, fine ETA.
dions, Musical Instruments of all dcscrip-
tions, sheet music, &c, and solicitor for the
celebrated pianos OF tho St. Louis Manutac-
turing Company. dcc2O-d3n:wy
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
COUTEIERN CARRIAGE FACTORY.
The undersigned takes ploasure in making
known that no is now as VOL prepared as
botoro the war, if not better, to do AL kinds
Of work, either in
Aantfnctu.tft0 Re1'tsf,i,40
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HACKS, ETC
Ready nado work kept on hand; spcci-
mons OF which may DO seen by calling nj the
Factory. 40 will also carry on II general
blacksmith shop, arranged to do all Kinds Of
blacksmith ling. Terms reasonable.
April 26 1866. n3O-T FIR. ENDOM.
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IsUGGIES,
CARRIAGES AND DRAWS,

N<A1t1NIA0IT Us AND DIM s.
Mado and repaired, with full guarantee,
by tho undersigned, upon reasonable terms.
Tho Shooting of horses will receive part icu-
lar attention. Il. MILLER
DcSiard street, Railroad crossing.
March 8, 1872. 25ly
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 LITTLE ssCAsH MONEY!
Wanted Every Day ut tho
Now 91.1c1k Store,
I'd. ~. 1znA1D, sr..
CoFnc+ of Grand and DcSiard streets,
MONROE, LA.
In beginning business In Monroe, the un.
dersiSned offers 20 the Public u stock OF
General Merchandise entirely
New and Trcshl
Embracing something in nearly every
Careful selections have been made, with Il
Wow to tho wants of this section, in tho fol-
lowing lines Of business:
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS,
HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
WOODWARD and SADDLERY,
TOBACCOS and CIGARS,
WINES and LIQUORS,
FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERIES,,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES,
MEATS, BREADsTUF1'ss, NAILS, &C.,
The whole making M assortment Of ar
fill almost any order without leaving the
House.
Prices have been fixed at tho lowest Cash
figures, not alone to secure custom, but TO
enable tho undersigned to make quick sales
and TO keep his capital moving.
Buyers arc respectfully invited to call Mt
the two story Brick Store fronting tho river,
corner OF Grand snd DeSiard Streets and
inspect the stock on hand. The best efforts
OF tho proprietor and his clerks will be
given to insure satisfaction.
Va Mr.. J. 3. Bres, Jr., recently OF More
house, will be found with Mr.. Breard, and
will be pleased to have his friends call
ID. A. BREARD, Sr.
Monroe, Aug. %, 1873 40tf
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GEORGE kOIILER,
FUREIrURE STORE,

AND FURNITURE REPAIR1sG.
Tho undersigned respect fully informs tho
publlc that no has now on hand q we'll Sc
iected stock or ONcc avid Household E1f,rt-
fwe, Wooden Cote's, lHc't,jtc 13.eriu1 Gt+kcts,
ooW" Ifr>r%t.gs aHch nS Handles, IHatcs
Sc1c,rs, etc. Tcrms CASH store on Grand
street, near the Courthouse.
J. T.. PETERS.
Monroe, Lo., March Is, 1871 mott
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CASE OF w. b. ADAMS.
LOUISIANA RADICAL JUSTICE.

The history Of this csse reads more
like the history Of some case In the
Middle Ages, or that of the prosecution
of witch I'm the days Of the Puritans,
than anything we can compare 1t to.
Rob Roy, the outlawed chief Of the
MacGregors, committed crimes, which
he confessed, but justified by the laws
of nature. w. r. Adams denies that
he has committed any crime, and de-
mands trial Of the courts Of his coun-
try; while the agents Of tho law surrep-
titiously hurry him from place to place
and studiously avoid giving him the
trial which he docs not fear or attempt
to elude, but persistently demands, in
order to establish that he is not only
innocent, but that his rights as a free
man are wrong6ally, naaliciously and
inhumanIy disregartled. Rob Roy was
not treated moro like felon. We will
endeavor to state the case:
VIM. II. Adams, intent on business,
he being the proprietor of three cotton
plantations, went to Rayvllle to take
the cars for Delta. On the train, the
Same morning, was I. III. Crawford,
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And call and examine the Goods fol
yourself. Attentive salesmcn will take
pleasure i'll showing tho Goods and answer
ing all inquiries. 8. MEYER.
October 3, 1S73.-ly
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OBITUARY.

Died. at his residence in ST. lnigoes' district,
on the seth ult., WILLIAM MCKAY, in the
63rd year Of his age.
In Ps,ing This last sad tribute ofrespect to the
memory Of our deceased friend, suffice /, to say.
tia, be was . man Of exemplary habits, in
dnstry and sobriety being happily blended
with . lively and cheerful disposition. Strict
ly honest in his business tran actions, and
in all his intercourse with his fellow man he
was true gentleman. In his dea'h, his
wife has lost . most devoted husband, his chil-
dreu kind and indu gent father, and society .
valuable and important member. Weep not
dear wife, fond sons and loving daughters, for
although your ahFectionate husband and father
has passed through the dark valley of the
shadow Of death" yet the Christian life he. ie1,
jus'i6es us in believing, tina. the Rcl and the
Staff Of the Redeemer comfortcd him. I'D that
bis spirit has been received Into u II ",nausion
not made with hands eternal In me heavens. -
.f b.
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lCoxxusrcArEp.
PArrxBKf.

To the Editors Of The Beacon
political outlook in the county looks to you.
doubtless. and,csrtainly to me. perhaps
to all who acted with Us two years ago. as
blue 40 blue a. can we'll look. The cleo
lions. both Of IL and TO. show beyond q
peradventure. that our party or faction or
whatever you please to call it. was in .
minority when last heard from. Like 9TH
er organizations. it has had. Of course. its
gains and ito losses since then. but my
opinion is. that the 1900 votes it cast for
the Convention nominees in 1871 and the
1900 votes It cast for the democratic ma
tional nominees in 70 approximate pretty
closely its present strength. Now. the
full voting capacity Of our county is not
less than $500. For reasons that will at
once suggest themselves to you, an unus-
ually full vote may safely be predicated Of
the coming election. Very we'll. Twelve
from twenty-cight hundred. whatever else
it may leave. leaves q very ugly remain
der for Us. Allow me to repeat. there
fore. Mr.. Editor. that our outlook looks as
Nae as blue can well look. 5-
In this perspective. two courses arc only
open to US. q. least it so appears to me-
The 6rst is. to unfurl our old party Gag
and fght the 6ght out in spite of inovita-
bic defeat,-and the other. to make the
best arrangements with the enemy for the
protection Of our local and State interests
We can. I favor the arrangement pro.
gramme The an nouncements in Jour pa
per clearly show there are not quite Offices
enough to satisfy the modest ambition Of
new IS we'll as old Republicans. Only q
few can draw the prizes oflesgue or school
house nominations, If nominations arc
made. Many republicans With very sors
heads will be found floating about loose
after March next. walk into my parlor,
said the spider to the n.y." i favor no
trescherous action. however. I am fors IN
open coalition with honest statements Of
the capital stock Of each party to il and
clearly defined conditions. and against al
eAeatins on election day.
These are my views. brother democrats
eohventionisss. Greeleyi.es. or ~ha.sre,
name you 60 BY. bu. l am with you upon
asy programme . majority Of yOu may
sdops. The worst thing for NJ ID to have
no programme. Let rs held together 70,
our county welfare. II for nothing else
In This gay. and in this way ouly. can VI
make ourselves fslt and feared IN the cur.
rent vepal politics Ne are called upon q
eoafress
Thur B,us.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-20

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isssl pslllls Il O. sssag. = suseuA
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80 1Gsys. - Ny tsss : fr dsspr
isssssss b tbs selection q sa hsssss. r.
sSlllssst cod ssfissisaal q THE latter .
gssd word . csnsisaieosrs' Court than
n soy sthsr marc lossl county positiea
vhSsh tAsy os b sallsd upso % sll. Mod
eDly q ~ vsst issslligeus basinss nse
- tan ssr property sud manage Cur sesn.
y 6saness. bsi - want xsasa nsn. men
Shs sas - he1ghs and maaaeed neither
y Money dlrsse Nor By dsspiesbls psliti-
esi triekstsrs. ssting behind doors IN shsir
own or IN tAs Interest ofpersonal factions.
IN brasen tines Ike these Of general ofi-
Gal rssealisy. the political proclivitiss and
snsseedents u slkes .sspirsnh theuld b
lees regarded than their mental. sne above
gil, tbeir moral 6tssas for pablo place.
I fear me that both our great national par
ties. (and the ssme may b prsdisssed Of
State and municipal parties, sra sad!y in
need Of puriacason. especially ip the par
ticular Of their old leaders and managers.
The TRUTHS. these hsve he'd onss sud po-
sision too long already. Lei honest men
Of al parties oorbids to dsshrcoe- ibem.
especially In sases In which background.
"a suspicion indicates then 10 b SELF
seeking or eorrups. But the community
can gain nothing BY Kidding themselves Of
one set Of vampires II they saddle them
selves with another. Ofcourss. there viii
b. risk to run with the new ct. bat 20
q. least esn BE- cautious and eireumspsct.
If ~ viii. in their sslseton. Let nsish-
borbood. business. n short. personal iu-
tegrity Of character and fitness decide our
choice without regard 70 party: And IN
til thieves and rsscals and time servers are
banisbsd from Office. let 10 initiate the
Sultan in the Arabian story book and
guard ourselves against in6delity in pub
lie trusts ~ be guarded himself agsinst con-
jugal betrayal, let u cut Of the heads Of al
our public servants when their term Of Of.
Gee has expired and supply the places Of
the old with bevy Of fresh sultanas. In
plain words. lot % have rotation in Office
until bad men are driven from il.
PArrxsKT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-20


Oua PsssssuLA RAlLRoAD.-Frou CO.
tempcrsries. (iAs Prince Georsaos and
Mashirsson Republican,. wc clip the fol-
loving notice Of our coming railroad. ,,Ii
'.The coalition Of tho two rival eompa-
mics into one great corporation at length
assures the constructions Of railroad from
Washington City. through this, Charles
and ST. Msry's Counties. to point on the
Chesapeake Bay. At or near Poiss Lookout.
The intelligence Of this event ishailed With
gratitude by the citizens. Of the entire pc
ninsuia. their interest being 10 vitality al.
fected by the success Of the project The
severity of the winter. too. has bad the
desired effect of awakening the citizens of
Washington 10 the necessity Of placing
themselves in communication By rail with
q point upon the Bay which IL rot serious.
ly affected BY the ice. and Congress has
very readily granted all the Legislation de-
sired. to enable the road to enter and To-
cate its depot conveniently within the Dis
trict. "-Prince Georgian.
The quiet. long suffering and ever.
hopeful good people Of Prince Georges
County. having faith in the peculiar adj
vautages Of their location, having long
since regarded it n only . question of
time - toA ;~pnr,ance of ihcir
trade would Be recognised and acknowl-
edged hy the construction Of at least one
railroad from Washington through their
county. are at this time rejoicing over the
recent consolidation Of tho Washington
City and Poin. Lookout Railroad. and the
Southern Maryland Rai;road-,be former
represented by Col. 8. T. Suit. Of Prince
Georges County. and the latter by Col
Samuel Smoot. Of Washington. It is un-
ders.ood that Col. Suit i Co have their
plans and arrangements already matured.
and ~ill Immediately commence tho con-
ttruction Of their road from Washing tnn to
Brand , wine. via Suitland and Forcssvillc.
Tho other section. from Brandy wiuc to
Point Lookout. being partially built. will.
We are assured. Be pushed forward to
complexion at an early day. - Washiag'os
Republicans. '
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Domestic Economy, Hous,bold A6airs. Hysi.
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TIE Economy Of Health sdop,iu. IN.
HyEienic system, people would psesent the
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public 10 this snterpris;ng musical and
literary journal. just eco what an amount
Of music IN the February number alone.
As Good as Gold.' Alfred Lees: popular
song; wen Sing Thy Praises Night
and Morn. Sacred song BY Frask Howard.
.Bahu Freir (clesr the Trsck) Galop.
Strauss; .All Aboard Qaickssep.' Oscsr
Lowell. and two enc Sunday School songs.
TN NV Fathers House' and The Worlds
Bethesda. altogether thirteen psges, be.
sides ell the interesting literary matter. Ia
one number alone. It % published II the
low price Of 81. 00a year. Send 10 en-
for specimen copy to the puhlishsr, W.
". Whitney. Toledo 0.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-20
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

wHEAT.-The receipts of whe,t have been
light but the market has ruled heasy aud at
the close prices are le@l6 cts. lower. the great
q falling OF being In the inferior qualiiies.-
The sales comprise 10. 600 bushels Southern at
1e2@2Zo cts. FOR fair TO prime white and at
l7592so cts. for common red to choice amber;
s zoe bushels Western at 100000 cts. for fair
to good red, aud 205@2lo cts. for amber, and
1000 bushels fair 10 prime Pennsylvania red at
1s54:os 'cts, At the close We quote choice
Southern white add amber At 2?o9,23 cu. and
Western amber at 5es@ GAO cts. ......t..
CORN.-The receipts Of Southern Corn were
more liberal, amounting to 100, 900 bushels, but
Of Western we're only 30, 900 bushels. The var
he: for Southern descriptions has been fa:riy ac-
tive, but business has been hanpered for want
Of freight room. and prices Of both white and
yellow are 2@3 cts. lower. The offerings were
mostly tske,, and the sa'es reported were 4o.-
600 bushels white asei asa cts. bulk ct e9CA
So cts, and closing Al eI@s2 cts, and 81, 900
bushels yellow 81 so cts. for MARYLAND afoa,.
and s5@5s cts. for Pennsylvanis on track
The marksi for Western Corn has ruled quiet
and try. win q small stock in Elevator, and
pric.s are without change. The sales reported
.ere IS 900 bushels mixed for June delivery at
90 c,s.. and Is, coo bushels high nixed In BE
va'os a. 50 cts, and We quote mixed on spot
very firm a 50 cts. .f.- =.
0ATS-H.ve ruled active and frm. with q
higher for all descriptions. The sales reported
we're 5000 hashels Southern. ~ $66so etc.;
$500 busheis mixed Western in Elevator ct 4s
cts.: 10000 do. do on track and In store AZ
45Sss cts. and 1900 bushels bright Western
stSs eis. Al The close we quose mixed Wet
srs .: ts6%a su- and bright DO and Sonihern
RYE.~Th. make, 10 du,, ana prices are low.
er. TIE offerings although fight have not all
heeo erld Sale f100 hs.shela AZ a. cfs :, 4 "A