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In its 7:0 Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company furnishes 10 the public investment
security which combines the ready negotiablity the
convenience, and the high credit Of rst-class rail-
road bond with the solidity and safety Of real
tate mortgage onland worth ct least twice the
loaned.
They are offered at par In currency, and yield Q
HANDSOME PROFIT to those exchanging sDs.
The bonds are . hrH and only mortgage on the
road, its equipments and earninU, md also on .
land grant which, on the completion q the rood, win
average = 100 acres to each mile Of track.
They are issued in denominations from elu %
ol,oo Coupon, and ol0o 10 ol0AO Registsred, bavs
thirty years 10 run, bear fnferest q 10 peRonf
In gold, and ere EXEHPf From UNITED
STATES TAX 10 the holder.
The seni-annual interest on the Registered Bonda
il paid with GOLD CHECKS, ssnt 10 the past Ones
address Of the holder.
All Marketable Stocks and Bonds received in sx-
change, without expense 10 the investor, 1t thsiI
highest current rices.
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JAY COOKE q CO.,
BANKERs,

- CHLDlfID UNlE1CE0fHtNd nay s
esears. An ORDER. lronYlg "A nssfS sxecute1.
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sent for Capt. Hart, but when he came my hus-
band would neither look, speak, nor have any
thing to do with him. The captain said he was
out Of his mind, and advised me to have him
sent to an asylum.
MEETING THE TEMPER.
One night after this he was acting very badly,
and called i'm police sergeant Mc-,who lived
in the lower part Of our house. The sergeant
would never be any good to me or himself again.
j asked him what he meant, and he told me to
get q certain quantity Of arsenic and give him
some Of il. paid ten cents for it, put it in
during the afternoon. That night he was
very III, and at O'Clock the next morning he
The following July made up my mind that
my two little children, Mary Ann, six years old.
and Edward, two years younger, would be bet
ter OF IL they were out Of the way, so after
them some Of the same kind Of Cruel their ia
Their had eaten. They only survived short
time. The doctors said that the children died
OF gastric fever. They had not the least sus-
picion Of the truth.
continued TO keep house, and had four chill
dren with me at the time. Ny son, Geo. Whit
fald, who was then fourteen years of age, was
was taken sick, and j sent for DR.. Oviaft. He
said the boy had painters collie, and a he did
not improve became discouraged, and mixed
some arsenic In his tea. He died the next day,
my little daughter Ann Eliza took the chills and
fever, and was continually sick. This made me
d0wnhearted and discouraged again. had
some arsenic In the house which Ipurchased in
for her to cure the chflls. gave it to her
twice; then she was taken sick as the others
were, and died about noon four days afterward.
She was the happiest child ever saw. then
kept house until the following Nay, going out
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~ " Winslowr Corn, at 30c each
~ finest quality Peas, al sDc each
Best quality Mince Meat, l5c perIb
Eirkin Butter, ibs for al,
Print or Roll, ssc per ID
Nine lbs. Leaf Lard 81
purchasing elsewhere ~" WV
de2s 35I PTyNsyryapr. .yrx
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GROCERS.
EREsH AND BEST QUALITY
GUARANTEED.

CAsSkRnS BEST HANS. re-. N.
SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS, -. ID.
&. WILMER. GRooKK,
Jn-tr 1915 Pennsy lyania avenue
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LIST OF GIFTS

Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash........--s 500 900
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q =. O'HARE q son,
Wholesale and Retail Greeer..
1913 Ssrsa,A Sr,a NSvshse,s, bsf.rssa N aad v.
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nom, and il he was a Gypsy. No, sir,

nom, and II he was a Gypsy. No, sir,
he is negro; got him in the States,
she said, when he was a baby. And a
happy little negro he appeared to be,
sitting there drinking tea and learning
the life OF a Gypsy. a couple OF young
ladies coming up, who Of course didn't
care to know their fortunes, but would
fortunes, we babe the woman who looks
through and through ones life good
evening, and left her making her speech
to the fair visitors who no doubt had
just come for no other purpose than to
see, as We had, what sort OF folks the
Gipsies are. Hurrying down tho road,
we met a Gypsy philosopher who was
wheeling travelling grindstone to
camp. How do you like this life, sir
asked we. O, very we'll. Have you a
home anywhere? No, sir; am not
rich enough 10 buy one. But il you
were, suggested we, do you think you
would be content? Now you arc at
homo everywhere. You are not
troubled by fires, by drouths, by bad
neighbors, by taxes and such like. 0,
yes, sir, wc arc very free. II l could
get homo and have good neighbors
who would unite with mo, I believe I
could be content; but that you know
is hard to get, and my notion is that I
ann doing very we'll. We thought
there was some philosophy in his Wow
of the case, and passed on down the
road home.
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did ascend and the Paraclete did come
on the day Of Pentecost. The Spirit
was ever to remain in the church. Each
member Of the church must be con-
scious Of the indwelling OF this Spirit,
or not truly belong to Christ. Thus in
the gift Of the Spirit, in the sacrificing
OF His Son, or giving man dominion
over the universe, making it all subser-
Went to mans interests, God has ex-
allied humanity above all adequate
conception. Fifty 50, when we consid-
err man capacitated for enduring the
woes OF the eternally lost, or enjoying
the bliss OF Heavenly Presence aud
association forever.
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Easter Sunday in Monroe.

There was an unusual manifestation
OF interest. last Sunday, i'll the devo-
tional exercises of the several churches
in our little city. The occasion, as our
readers know, was one commemorative
Of the resurrection Of our Savior, and
marked the termination Of the Lentcn
season.
We made n visit to each Of the four
churches holding regular services, and
considering the importance OF the occa-
sion and tho duty Of the Press to aid
tho spread Of religious truths, have
thought it becoming to lay before our
readers such report as we have been
able to make Of Easter in Monroe.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Not recognizing any church festival
ls more important than the Sabbath Of
each week, gave no special Importance
to Easter Sunday. This church holds
an unvnrying course in its. religious
exercises. The Rev. MI. McCampbell
held the usual Sabbath services.
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
Was decorated, as is part Of its regu-
lations, with unusual care and especial
reference to the ascension Of the Savior.
The music, the church rites, all the
ceremonies and the sermon had partic-
ular reference to the Ascension. The
music was very fine. Father Hellar, in
the solos assigned to him, displayed
excellent musical taste and the posses
sion Of splendid bass voice. Father
Gergaud OBLIGATED in the altar and the
pulpit. An abstract OF his sermon, OF
copy Of his text, has been rendered
impracticable by the Reverend gentle.
mans refusal to supply us with either
and as one reporter cannot listen to fou,
sermons at the same hour in distan,
parts Of the same city, we must LEI
FatherGergaud'ss sermon so unreported
GRACE CHURCH.
The services at this church on E.ste
Sunday were conducted by the Rev
A. S. Clark, according to the Ritual O
the Book Of Common Prayer. The frs
anthem was formed from three verse
appropriate to the resurrection, selected
from Saint Paul's Epistles. The Nicen
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO TEACHERS

Tho torn for which the Ouachita Female
academy was leased expires on tho 2d OF
July, 1878. Proposals for u new lease, for :,
year or torn Of years, will DO received from
compel ent and reliable parties until tho 30t II
of June, 1873. Tho buildings arc of brick,
largo, and wcll adapted to tho purpose FOR
which they wcro constructed, and centrally
located in Monroe, with ample grounds and
outbuildings. The school could be inaIru-
rated with some fifty or sixty day scholars,
and thcro is abundant room for u mum Der OF
boardcrs- For terms apply to tho under
signed.
BY order OF tho Beard OF Trustees.
Il. W. RfCIARDSON,
Monroe, April 19.-1Ot President
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Anderson Jackson, one of the colored
Ku Klux who forcib]y rescued pris-
oner from an officer last Fall, has been
given by Judge Ray Il full benefit Of
two years in tho penitentiary. Four
Of the accused were released by the
States Attorney; q change Of venue to
Caldwell in three cases was procured
by that officer; one, John Culpepper,
gave bond, and one, Gabe Savannah,
left his bondsnan, Col. John Ray, to
pay his bond.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ouachita Parish, La, April IS. 1873 I
Tho amended City Charter having been
promulgated, and said Charter providing
that tho present Mayor and Cotlnciimcn
shall hold over until the first Monday in
May, 1874, or until their SUCCESSORS are duly
elected and qualified, ] viii not open tho
Office OF Registration for tho purpose of re-
visins the registration list for tho city OF
Monroe. rs advertised in the Louisiana m
tefiigcnccr and the OUACTTrh TELEGRAPH
Of last week. NJ J. GRADY
Supervisor Of Rceist ration:
3l:lt Parish of Ouachita,
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CHutIOn!
Every genuine box Of Dr.. McLnnc's Lirc,'
I'Ws bears tho signature Of Fleming Bros,
Pittsburg, Pa, and thcir private us. Stamp.
Ef!- Take no other tho market is full o.
limitations.
1t is tho popular verdict TINT people who
have been accustomed to tho use of Bit crs
or Cordials. arc Obliged, eventually, to re-
sort to McLdnc's Liver I'iIs for permanent
relief noylG.,;n,
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The following verdict was pronounced
at a late Coroner's inquest held in this
city:
We, de jury, finds dis niger cum to
his deth by a smash on de he'd, while
he was in de water unable to protec his
SET, he bein' a dec ham on de boat
Ozark in de Tholemu bayou.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-19

Commissioner Watts has our thanks
Tor the March report Of the Agricultural
Bureau. 1t is a very interesting docu-
ment, exhibiting care and labor in its
preparation.
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Watch Your Address.

The date when each subscription ex-
pires /. affixed to the Subscribers
name. Receipts Of money are acknowl-
edged by simple change Of dates.
Don't forget this.
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Armed to the Teeth.

Is Il very common expression, but We
think armed to cmbellish and preserve them
soaripo old ago is decidedly moro beneficial
and nppropriate-thisc can only be done by
tho fragrant OzO Il ont. For cleansing,
Identifying and preserving tho teeth, sweet
ening and purifying tho breath, it has no
equal. 12
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Received at the Monroe Book and
News Depot: Godey's, Demorest's, and
Pete1son's Magazines, for May; the
Monthly Waverly, for April; Harper's
Bazaar, for April &c; London News, for
April 20. New Books: MiddIemarch,
by George Elliott; Lady Sweetapple !;
Godolphin, by Bulwer; An Open Cues
ton. New Music: Credit Eobilier
Gallop, Little Maid of Arcadee, Pity
the Homeless One.
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Proctor & Candles Olive Soap is II
superior article. It's introduction III i,
household is sure guarantee that mono
other will DO used. 1t is sold at price of or
binary soap, and can be procured in any
quantities from tho Now Orleans Jobbers,
Wholesale Agents. SEQ advertisement else
where.
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The Tax-Payers' Meeting

VIII meet to-day, at II o'clock A. NJ,
In the Courthouse Square. Governor
McEnery, who arrived yesterday, will
be present
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The franklin Sun says the people OF
Franklin parish sswill not submit to
any troops of Kellogg, whether headed
by himself, or Gen. Ennemoser either"
BY Jove! those Franklin people are
hard to scare. But then they have
never seen the General. When he puts
on his wrinkled front and draws his
flashing frog-sticker Franklin had bet
ter get to her lava beds.
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Snow to the depth of five feet fell in
Omaha on Thursday. We had steady
Omaha breeze, bringing two light
frosts, last week.
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FOR RENT

Tho residence OF Col. John McF.ncrv: re
comfy repaired, and renovated throughout
its interior.
April 10, lS73.-3l:3t
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Service will be held in Grace Church
every Sunday at 10Y a. A., Rev. A. S.
Clark, Minister.
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We direct especial attention to the
advertisement Of the local agent of the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine.
This is one of the best machines, il not
the best machine manufactured.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-19

The Ouachita Female Academy il
advertised for lease. \ good openin,
for talent and energy.
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Jim Wilson, tho dashing black bur-
glar, returns to the penitentiary with
Judge Rays commissions running two
and four years.
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PUBLICATIONS.
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GREAT ENGLISH oUARTERLIES
BLACKwOoD'S MAGAZINE,
Reprinted srithont ab,1dgcn,cnt, and at about
ons-ksird the price Of tho originals,
The Leonard SCOT Publishing Company,
40 Fulton Street, New York,
The Edinburg Review,
The Westminster Review,
TheLondon Quarterly Review,
The British Quarterly Review,
Published Quarterly, and
Blackwood's Edinburg Magazine,
Published Monthly.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
For any ono Review. .....".........H 90 year
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For any three Reviews. .....,..... 10 90
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For BIackwood's MaEazinc..... 4 % ="
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For Blackwood and two Re-
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Postage two cents a number, to DO prepaid
by tho quarter at the office OF delivery.
CLUBS:
discount OF twenty per cent. will be al
Thus: four copies OF Blackwood or OF ono
review Will DO sent to emo address for
$l2 80; four copies OF tho four Revievs and
Blnckwood for 44s %, and 80 Oh.
10 clubs OF ton or moro, In addition to tho
anovo discount. copy gratis will be allow
LEONARD SCOTT PUB'a CO.,
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.

MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
GROSS BROTHERS,
NEW BRICK BUILDING,
(First Door from 1siver)
DHsIARD STREET, MONROE. LA.
Having determined to keep pace with tho
best Retail houses In the South, and having
supplied themselves with a stock Of Mer-
chandise accordingly, GRoss BRorHERs in
form the Public that in their New Brick
Store they have n stock OF Goods purchased
OF First Hands and in selecting which
great caro- has been taken.
Their assortment OF Dry Goods Is full and
complete, and embraces
BOYS AND GENTS CLOTHING,
Latest Styles and large varlety;
BOOTS AND SHOES,
FANCY NOTIONS,
or Superior Qun1ity
And too numerous to mention.
GROCERI ES.
In tiIis department purchases have been
mado III largo quantities. and comprises
FARMERS SUPPLIES,
LIQUORS, TOBACCO, AND
ALL. FANCY ARTICLES,
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Hot and Cold Baths,

a luxury, Il real luxury, long needed
in Monroe, is now supplied by Douglas,
the Grand street barber. He has provid-
ed his shop with a neat little steam
apparatus, II large tank, and couple Of
good bathing tubs wherein the aquatic
biped may place himself, and founder
in hot or cold water or both COM
mingled, to suit his wants and taste.
The arrangements are perfect. Take a
bath.
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Caution

Spaldiug's Glue is up to tho sticking point
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Having boon In this business upwards OF
Sixtcen Years, GRoss BRoTHERs feel them
solves competent to mako purchases In u
way to give tho Customer the full benefit
OF his money. Their assortment Ia full
and complete, and OF such varieties, both in
kind and quality, a. will n,eot tho demands
of this market.
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t.B-All Goods warranted to give Satisf,,c-
ton, and will DO sold Us Cheap AZ by any
house In tho South. A liberal share OF tho
patronage OF tho Public is respect fully 80
lic:ted, and All invitation cxtcndcd to all to
call and examine tor themselves the stock
OF
GROSS IsROTH HERS.
Brick Building DeSiard Street,
MON ROE, l. a
November is, 1879. Oily
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eau Schools.
DGncirq Acaoeriire.

Dantiue Acaoeniirs.
At TRENOR's ACADEMY OF DANCING,
~ ,c Hall 72S Sxtl.ave ParE pupils attend ~
a OWE convenience hnd INDIVIDUAL Instruction 10
-WALTzING de- See cisculAu. RECEPTION DANsANTb Fh
nay EVENING 7th inst ats
DODWORTH's CLASSES for ID ANGLING,
n. No 2l2 Fnn-ave., corner Twenty rtb-st
are now oIer for the season.
T.,ce wok-MoDdays Itudays, Tuesdays ard fHeays
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Ono. 4 vetk-ss,u.day mornings and ErdaJ evenings
Gettbneu on Monday anu Thursday evenings
Send for a circular.
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MILE. ROSTAN's ...
VI FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL tOh YOUNG LADIES
IIEIY- .L.--l.INI.

LII ~.
vi FGEEcH 1y6 ENGLISH BoARDmG AND DAY
SCHOOL tOR YOUNG LADIES
.I WRIST FIFTYEECOtDSf
REAR FipfaAyR. 4sD ceSTaAL PARK,
rbos,s FSG fg'f eoF "a asf ai crc' for
qlinng sPnACTiCAb KNOWLEDGE OF fg FHhNCh aD9 our
modern languages Hone Comforts and o1c Pnnsse are D' ''
e w5ss,i pr,2tncl a the care o. r B. Mills end other
professors talent Offers the very lest advantages 10
those V1o desire to mase music lesaI study m solicitations NAV
BY tie above addre, calAs seat ee,.Le
DUTGERS' FEMALE COLLEGE Gormcrly
Sepembcfne i7 rs a. tie College Bclng' 4s7 aud 43o
E.lt.sye. Send TO COLLEGE iot circular
VHE MISSES GRAHAM, successors Of the
viii reopen lser School bf Young LA i.PJ
DAY, tie .J'l Il seP,em5er 1873
Mscellaneous-City.
V'HE DRAWING CLASSES Of Prof; c., l..
aoEIaL Pa Se School 9pg l5 ia ts,~ay near
For Boys and Young Men-country.
A BOARDING school for 70 Boys S400pr.yeaT.
AOWIEIHR0P STAARasngson.ila4 W tscleslei CoN1.
A HOME for SIX BOYS, with care and in
"A rrac.oa for college or business y TUFTS Aonson Mass
CROTON INSTITUTE for YOUNG LADIES,
y Groom 90 The iIqq9 y YES tSTa will e0n"ele' sept l"
IRVING INSTITUTE ARRYTOWN-ON-
HUDSON Superior advantage Tor Toys S9ic' Ts1@ei sept
H. For CIRCULAR address AhaA1NAO q bO' p, r--I--g
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
SdiS', Z Rev. P. ;. JACKSON NJ A. Pracp,l.
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
BOARDING SCHOOL
for making bows intelligent healthy. Christian AN
EsTABLiSIED 1894.
Earnest teacL.ug. Go lglalsense NJ
BENJAMIN MASON. Box 80. C31 Workers y, T.
Tor Young Ladies-Country.
A FIRcT-CLASS SCHOOL for p Boarding
"a P.p..A NORRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE, AorustoEn, " j.
C. @. HAlELflNt, A. NJ PRINCIPAL
MISS BULkLEY's BOARDING and DAY
VI SCHOOL ol YOUNG LADIES Iasy,oss, n Y, VII reopen
Seltl7. -
fVHE HOME INSTITUTE, NYACK, n. Y,
BOARDING DAY SCHOOL irr Young Ladies ana Children
VII sept or Clinton st. second dooF om tse pr DoI@n
VIHE MISSES MOTIFS English and French
Boarding and Day School or Young Ladies No l6 E.st New
Haven VIII sept "a 1873 for circulars apply as above
GbsffIO FOR BOARD and TUITION.
QpsIUSJs YOEkERS ion Hudsonl COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
HsEsehool Tor loang Ladies'
SEED iof Cifcl.an.
Mscellan eous-Country.
A Neutrality-suspicious. for BOYS and
"a GIRLS Is me, foo Yfo0 quarter. ilelang boarq
washing music so quarter For eFcuiassi @c %
ir,,, Mra Il. C. MoRRELL, halha,e,t l. J.
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTED boarding
SEMINARY fof botn SEXES Twentieth year he-ih' Aug -
Pneeu prepare for college Tor business Tor M $I9I
}" ''~' JOSEPH b. KING D D. Port Edward y. Y.
NHAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE.
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