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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-23
SAVING CRAB GRASS Hay

A Texas correspondent wishes 10
kno>v If crab grass hay can be saved III
tho field. I answer, just as easy nnu
rcadily rs any other straw, grain or my
that is stacked. So says my cxpcr1cnce;
T did not stack in the field, but hauie4
=, a wagon near my lot, and there
made a stack 16 feet high, measuring
r feet from tho ground 90 feet arounH.
This was some hay you will say. WI
had n very wet fall; the grass grew
4lnely-sent my hands in the corn WIN
,vcetiine hoes. saved about poies
,Iav. nut up in tho fields into COCKS Oh
,sootl size, when sufficiently cureo,
,e,,led and stacked. After you geS
vo,,r stack the desired size, finish on
with can of fodder or hay--fodder the
r ,"est--take q fork and comb your stack
ali around and to tho bottom, until
a,nooth: then at tho bottom outer eogo
IF the stack, pull out nil around all she
1C1r,o hay until you get tho bottom eoee
:. little under or rounding, and my
word for 1t, you will not lose one pouho
of hay. ,,
Another good plan, where room !
scarse, is to cure your nay IN inc nea.
- ms YOU cut, in small COCKS. When ".
Nre prepared, haul to your screw ANY ,.
at. using white oak splits or NICK
charges SIT, No danger
ISSwiths t than the inc TO save ha'
In esad but = ION law es long rs 20
aeslre:in hsz prairie hay ha:
e Sus am sra se2 Nv I P,an M b,
requires wor&seld. With caro-. :!
d., Thon1astownshrs. July l6, 1877
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OUACIIITA HOUSE.
~ Cor. DeSiard and Third $751; hoii''' A''
=. L, uuusiekor, Proprietor

TN, above named Hotel, so long anu IN
yornlply known throughout the country "a mas =,
been refitted and newly fnrnisheu, amy M, ,s
propriotor pledges himself to spnre no o.
,;,r.t to make all comfortable who m,.y iaSo.
i'm with their patronage. Aprii Si' oS'
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~,IvrA FEMALE ACADEMY,
" BOARDING AND DAY sCHooA'
For Young La dies
MONROE, LA.


,r,,e session of 1s72-'73 will commence y"
tho I'd day OF septo'h'''
Mrs. r. w. BENTON, PElncipai, e a,"
.trnctrcss OF tho Primary Dep"f'.io
Tuos. O. BENTON, Esq, Instructor % viz
Academic Department ,,..,,.,,
Instructross OF frehc"'
aud assistant in the English branches. -.
M No r. w. wEDDELL, 1nstructrcss Oh
Music. -, Draw
M-1S Pn;ntinr in water colors or OIL eii'-
brs5iitiery and fancy needle work.
TERMS (PAYADLE MONTHLY:
,,,,ss,s $500 per mo
| Academic .'''''''' ROO
Mvsicfwith use ofinstrument) 600
Board, including w"sh'he' oooo
Rsawinr, PAINTING, &C., at te"c io.tf
,,or"cs Aug. 20, 1872 oo-'i
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Of NASHVILLE, Tenn'

OF NASIIVIHHH'
pounded in l7s5.)
Tho noxt session Of tho college, Nlu ~
paratory Departments opens
September l, 1873.
Studies in tho College schools, o ter,n oi
:i. N,,ci-a $50 to $50. Board, Washing,
t"o1I furnished rooms and surgeons iee' io'
, ,vn, neriod, 1905. Apply to
e'''-'0 T.. KIRBY SMITH,
Chancellor.
| diam
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HHo.*ss,o two cents number, to be PfePa'o
~. ~ Charter ut tho otico Of delivery.
CLUBS:
discount of twenty per cont. Will DC nj
,,1HsI to clubs of four or moro perssoI ,,.
! n1We. Sour copies Of Blackwood Or OF one
| RnWiew viii be sent to ono aNu.e. o"d
| 40 70 four copies Of the four NoVio" ~
| fs,i.cls wood for x4S 90, and 80 on; tho
| ~ cInts OF ten or moro, IN adMs r ~
| 80 S;scount a copy gratis VIII DO "'Ao"
| VI ~ 70 tho retter up Of tho CLUB.
!. PREMIUMS:
,,.,v .nhscribors for tho year 1e1s my NY
~" .,;tInut charge, tho numpofS lot ~ nv
INV st .marter of 1872 Of such Periot'ic''As ''
u.s., nav subscribe for. ,,<,-,,,o,x
WY ;nstead Of the above, now s! | 49,;
~ two. three or four OF the "oono tth III,
q ,;""is NAV have, as premiums, ci.e III Nv,
, 1seviews for 1872; subscribers 70 III ~,
II av have two of the four Reviews i nor dis
y my Ssy,ither premiums to SUBSCRIBERS i tn
y Mt to clubs can be alioWeo Muu5SsSc,r
10 Su ,ncy I. remittcd direct to the PuohSi
\ N ny ,N,:ysn,iums can DO givon TO clups.
10 secure premiums, It Will po tna stns
70 make early application, as tne e'''
aya;inble for that purpose IS nH H. mao 7
"csircuiars with further particulars '''>S
.. had on nP YenSHH6 SCOTT pUB'G Co.,
or 20 E,alton Street. n. y.
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Prof. Wilcox has now ept 6's connection
.eDG Fresident, with tho Homer 9%ae time the
Fo ,,ae IF studies has been As e1ttshh a node
xang;S titmtion Of tho kind, ana ttiho.n"vI
sH1?X,strnction has been TO imPart a;sc;oiiSe
q sh9cs s ssrdiies ns ha
IN se ene 6pm, constant, but gare;n asar,ably
aooa In 2. the aboxe
once Is connae and former pupils scattered
ttIn,eecuohont North Louisiana p.~a;up
IHIditions are being made to ne ,,.o'Is can
u..sn 20 that q large number OF pupatnn s co.,
he sccommodated in the family Oh 'no : AVE-
|, ident. ,.,, oc-
We the undersigned, havi9g; M been fmsti eS.
auainted with the WORKINGS ing h 3s Under til.
ton a%,g Of Prof Wilcox, very coEd a'
Q ~ recoInInend it to our frlenos "S
place W ' r. A. JONES, w. M,
IT. A. WARD, S.W., ~, =
~ and Judge Parish Court,
III 7. r. RAHsHY, Sec'y, x
I'd r. n, VAUGHN, Treas,
w ROY. J. 7. DAVIDSON. or, "
he Feb'y >, 1872.
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vroMEK COLLEGE,
4 HOMER, LOUISIANA.
,y,x, session begins Sept. Is, 1873: Ln n,
;o ~ hoard. washing, Lights, from SlSl u
sno7' Tor Circular containing hlA P"rtAc"'
| lars' "o"'e REV. J. LANE BORDEN,
President
| mo GINS
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I. L. HAAS.

I. L. HAAS.
A. I.HVY.
EyY e. HAAS,
\ T snr,se,iv Of Cblam6id, Lu.,]
COTTON FACTORS AND GEN nNHA'
| COMMISSION AiERCftANiS'
NO AZ iof"i"o '''Ae''' avlb-aS-ly
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INTERVAL
tom SCOTT AND HIS 1MIEhAAA
CAPITAL.
sFrom the Memphis Appeal

{EHOm THO NQo4Ak'AAAS @>HE~'S l
San Diego, in the latitude thirty-s"o; ~
is five hundred and fifty mlles 49, and &c
san Francisco and seven hunoIeu ~. u n
fiftv north of Mazatlan. Tho naIp,
voyv;no, from twenty-one to h1ty l.
foet in tle,,th. is thirteen and one,
,,,iiee, lonp. and 80 perfectly land-locA FL
that the fiercest tempests that sWesP
over the Pacific hardly rnfhe lts ssi' cote =
A thousand ships could neI ~ ao,,ntrv
anchorage. The climate o. ;.o sn. and gold
ia fanItless. and coal and IRON anu 49,
=, IN mountains not far away Y
Hsto-a are foundrics and banks-cer ta
He.o rotional bank-and every sPecAes
- infirstry known to western Az
southern towns is prosecutor ~ @
.,rowino city beneath the slttln9 BUM
With the view Of utilizing the aovan
tages of San Diego and having IN ss;hio
hcr on the Pacific the nearest PossApie
to cities ON tho Mississippi and Atianuc
coast. Tom Scott must make San Diego
tho tactic port for oriental steamship
cononaniee. He has, therefore, bougnt
a controlling interest in the great Cah,
fornia roads, including eight hundteu
miles of the Union Pacific ana t.ssS
which connects San Francisco WIN 80 -.
Diego. and thus the master OF tne III IL
tunes Of all cities In this valley Tic
snnreme on the Pacific coast. al VIE
hour Tom Scott yields greater power
than Grant, Unless some resistne
forc. or some untoward calamity DelalA,
no VIII soon control tho commerce Oh
the world. Shaping the policy OF 1o.-
times of ton thousand miles OF rtsilioau, ,
and of a steamship corporation that WIZ
soon belt the globe, Tom Scott pecon ~
the master of myriads Of our race, ano
no NY thoronphly rules and defines thu
dcstiniee of mankind than the stohs
wcorv itller who keeps his mouth sho
xvhen an idea would exit, and opens
"nlv when whisky seeks otiuns c,s'n az
The fortunes of Memphis arc Involve
IN ali these facts. We have told no
scott is at war with Memphis, now
intends, if it be possible, TO 1otce -,
people OF our roads into his own eeI.
and then down into ms capaclo s,,,i I -,
how it happens that our only recoul
ia found in the extension OF Manons
roads through Kentucky to MemP1
and Little Rock. Then we would stiil
mi Scott's mercy, were 1t not thaC
Inus is sending the Atlantic anu
cif,c Railroad line to tho western oce'
This Malone and Louisville anu -
cinnati must reach through NlenPl
and from this city tho wealth OF ARK
sas and of Indian wiltls must be DO
away to eastern markets by Mahono
the cities of the Ohio above designa,
hut Tom Scott intends to transform
Diego into city greater than any
existing on tho worlds map low WI
Gather the worlds navies, ana rul
these and interminable railways,
becomes greatest and most powcri'
the worlds rulers. Tho sword Will
and fall from Grants nervcless gr
whilo commerce is crowned the Wol
imperial mistress, and Tom Sec
proclaimed primo minister.
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.e,A..a,o MACHINES.

sEwvNo MACHINES. -. -~~
711R new WHEELER & "lhSo" III
DRAW FEBD
=~INo M a q FL IN 9A
IN Il = i I
Tho late Great Improvement,
The "Draw Feed"
Great Increase of Power!
s,nn,e and Easy to learn to Operated
Has Fifteen less pieces
r,o., axv other First Glass Machano'
The recent improvements mako the
wuzp1,a & WILSON, SEWING MACHINE
Tho simplest, most roliablo and most u'-
~ob,e doing far greater variety OF work.
,v,.h ,eas time and trouble. than any taaM'y
lsawtne Machine in the world.
;sl r. 4. tho only Sowing Machine all 1neSPo-
,,auoea person can learn to "so IN thirty
,,,,,tes. and tho only ono that can not 10
ly nut out OF order whom properly "sod'
It docs perfect work long after m"cn'he''
~ other kinds havo become worthAoS''
II win se~ finer and coarser goods' ~
,o. .,,a cn,cket in It's movements, "tes
,esa thread, and requires lesa e1e1'so'' '''
thu mart OF tho operator than any Other
l,,.achine In tho world.
,ral tt Won want a Good Family Sewing M"
.,,., makes, tho Look stitch, which
o,,ko On both sit'cs, and Will not RIP
Ia of va, t,.., call and see our now style Dra'
- Feed Machine.
pufax BROTHERS, Southern Ae'ts.
40 Canal st., New Orleans :;
washington ST., Vicl<sburg, MIS-
Mr.w. f.. BRADFORD
T.. our AGENT for Ouachita and a'Sof'''
pa,4shen and can DO found at tho store
II arRsoN, JE., GRAND ST.. MoNRo
f. ,07a ss:ls
,e-tf MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS:
80 ~ KINDERMANN,
les, FAMILY GROCE r
DraIARD STREET,
uoNRoR, oUlsIA N "A
Has constantly on hand ana foi s''A7
cer,es of all description, such u.s.
9o''A'
MOLASAEH,
,azine, ,u
COFFEE, HAMS, BACON
N: pp p,,rrER. CHEESE, FLO
% a year LARD ho''"''
90 90 :. POTATOES. ONIONS. CIGARS Tof'
% "a
W OYSTERS, sARD1NEs, LIQUOR
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s
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FOR 1873.
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EDUCATIONAL
MASONIC
II vnMALE COLLEGE E.

nu .xarcisee of this 1nst1tn9n
the he sdaohra s
sessions Of twenty rv we1 The second tho last OF
June. rAfuITY:
PRESIDENT, and Prot. OF Lat1n'
I: EF.Mtai and Moral science. ,..,o,,.tics.
,rsss a 1ALHoUN, Teacher IN N4a !taoa, Ne.
MISE f.. TAaaARr. Assistant in Literary DO
partment. - nSu.;c and Fronch.
=: a. N " n W1Icox, Assistant in Music.
TERMS:
Pupils admitted at any asSne emo IN sSi
n tsat, a zee Tor protracted sickness.
tuition, English. ..:...tS: e ana so'o" f0' '
l 1nstranental Music, with use ~ i"
| Of INSTRUMENT. .; $500. 40 100
l Extra lessons in Vocal MusAc' 800
l. French, To-. ..'.''.'''''' o "a
l BOARD. exclusive OF Washng'
1i0hts. and articles for toaaet,
al ii paid In advance, Tor eacn 1910
cl session ....:: ;.''''''' ,.l5.OO
o l1ncidenta1. per seeston..".""'''''' A0
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rRENron ADvERTiSEM1NIs
T1ETrON DRUG STOREt
NEW DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Fresh and Genuine'
The undersigned re s;pIS tSe yynbiio Gene
70 re, h,s that he has just received wel'asso
ed stock OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
Including oil the leading and s'an'"'o
PATENT MEDICINES,
| ,as established himself again 1Po ,n
th An shes Of his old stand in the sm mo the
ruins Of T Se4ssSto1 IL" extended 70 him. hi
patr s'ts oontim1oance Of the same .,n,,,
so ny Physicians' prescriptions osfe'o''
}. comp Hrie<s from the country son 3nRE.
June Z, 1S70.-Se
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DAN. :. HBAD.
rTRAD e. McLA1N'
TRENTON, L.,
|RECEIv1NG. FoRWARni1N1,rSs,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
| Dealers in
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING
\ ROOTS. SHOES, HATS
i HARDWARE, IRON, cAsT1Nas'
y DAGa1Na, TIES, WAGONS
CARTS. puaa1Es. nocKAwASs' |,
.oox1Ne STOVES. FURNITURE.
& AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
OF all kinds.
,,~., advances made on Cotton, IN cas-"
10 80, .,rn,ios, Trenton, Sept. 90 1s7o' hs:Ay
"A. F. r1oU*Sos'
,successor to Flournoy q MAlis"ps)
v oooa.. orocerios, Hardware
H0ot0s 00OS0S oe~o~'
a,raon Seed, and General
INFLAMMATION sUPPL1Es."es
WIN, ,o ,,,casc,, to fill orders OF friends o.
, nm no,,sa OIL & NJ. juno 70, Ao'''-'A
w. N G. sTANDlFER & co.,
,hsI ,e,oc.as,rs to standifor 4 McGuiro)
inch, rc,.1vIkt,. FORWARDING AND coAN'70
!. oil NERO A N 7 3,
,raw- And Deal,ss in
en-
nnRn1 MERCHAND1s +,
r mo. TRENTON, LII.
:. ~ vs2e-tl
PUBLICATIONS. -,>----~
i" F1nsr-CLAss PERIODICALS
,o.. GREAT ENGLISH QUARTEls1AEs
d Pro- n1,ACKwooD's MAGAZINE,
,.,,,.;,,,,,, ,,ithopt infringement, dHd TT az
onc-thtrd the price Of tho o''0a''o'S
ective;
erm OF by
ashing,
fec, for The Leonard Scott Publishing to"'pt
H., no Fulton Street, Now YORK.
color.
- The Edinburg Review,
Tho Westminster Review
3. TUT The London Quarterly ReVie
n 1857 to
p"rtic"- The British Quarterly Rev
,EN, .,,
sident' f"pA's"eo
Blaclzwood's Edinburg Mas""'
us. Published Monthly. .
-. TERMS OF sUBscRIPT1oH:
Tor anv one Review. NV ~ ~
1ror nny two Reviews. 3 ~ ~
sulphur For any three Revles"s'''12 90
Rrged and For all four f<evieW s....;, 4 90
for guests For BlaOkwooGes Ma9.ssADt; 20
MI 1se able Mr. Blackwood and one hoV1e~ y"
of home For Blackwood ana TWO HNo ~ m
w
t as IAN bo ,,or RIackwood and three Re- q. ~
ants and NioN0.
colI,fortn- For Lakewood and tho four fe- * m
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TERMs OF SUBSCRIPTlON:
For any one Review.........'.'''s1W
For any two Reviews: ::.''''.''''., 90
10, ali four Reviews. :.".........A. ~ ..
For BlaoIwood's Ma gar RevieW 90
For Blackwood and one e, soS re-.
For BlackWooo ''A 10 90
views. ........ 1900 u.
For Blackwood and three re- "a ~ "
views ......... :."'':.'.'''o
~, ~ ri ~ wood and tho four Re- M 4.
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TO-" FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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JOB PAINTING.
SSTELE9RAPH''

LOB ttSIvO uN0s
r
1oBoF F1CE. AN
= s. a.r..-.-,.H -
We are prepared to execute II
JOB PHINT1N g. ;;
| . .. '...>
| of Eve,y Desc'i1'tio"'
| ....5
.. 81. s.. :-@.
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IL .......
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the Third Grand Gilt Concert for the beue.
ct OF the Public Library Of Ky.. Five Hun
dred Thousand Dollars, which has been set
apart by the Managers to pay the gifts 10
full. and will be held by the Bank and paid
ont for this purpose. and this purpose only.
(Signed.) K. S. VEECH. Cashier
Only a lew tickets remain unsold. and
they will be furnished to the first appIics nts
| at the following prices: Whole tickets. $40
halves, SIS; quarters, So so: II whoes for
Sl0O: 56 tor $500; ll3 for 1000. and. 5I5
for $4,000. For tickets and iul! iniormai
tion, Apply to
TnOS. f. BRAMLETTE.
Louisville. Ky.
or Thos. II. Hays & Co.
600 Broadway. New York.
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Avoid ouacks and Imposters
No Chafgs for Advice and SonsuItation.

Or. j. B. Dyott, Graduate Of Jefferson lfedIcN
college, Philadelphia, author Of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases OF the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
matter from what cause originating or Of how
long standing. A practice OF 80 years enables
him to treat disease with success Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those At a. dis
tsnce can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
= Send for the Guide TO Health, Price 10 cents.
J. B. DYoTr, Md, Physician and SVSgeo y
lOI Duane st New York.
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S. 10 $50 day Of Ass1's Ws5snw wInssS peoe. Of
either sex, young or old. make more money NJ
work for us In their SPAR moments or all the TINA
than at anything else. Particulars free. Address
q. STINsON Il G D., Portland, Maine
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now IT'S DONE. or the SECRET OUT.
N Mustache and Whiskers 10 AZ days.
This GREAT SECRET and 100 Others
Gamblers Tricks. CordbloRy. Veutrioqu'sm
All in the ORIGINAL "BOOK OF WON
DERS" Mailed for IS cents. Address d.
G. CUTLER. Carthage, Illinois.
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A R ARE CHI AN c e.!

We will pay all Agents $40 per week IN
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swer that the sherifs were taken into
custody by virtue Of a warrant issued BY
the speaker of the house of commons, IN
consequence of the said sheriff having
disobeyed the orders of the said house
in refusing to refund the money he
had collected of Hansard in obedience to
orders and Judgment of the court of king
bench. he had violated the privileges of the
said House. This habeds corpus was tried
before the same court and the same juog IS
which had caused its and their officer to
p~erform and do the same act for which he
was then held and detained in custody.
The queens bench, thus constituted, re-
manded the sheriffs into the custody OF
the sergeant-at-arms, and while thus
held in custody, issued, on a rule
to show cause, &c., an attachment
against the very officers it had thus
remanded; thus reafirming the rested
riiqhts of Stockdale in money, which had
thus been collected under the final judg-
ment of the court. In consequence of these
proceedings, the act of three and four Vic
toria was passed, covering this very case
enacting a new mode of defence, by special
pleading, as cited in the said act /; and in
consequence of this act, which was deemed
Imperative the proceedings in Stockdale
VS.. Hansard were a forwards stayed by
the court of Queens Bench. AS to the
entire proceedings in this interesting and
yoluminous case, / refer you to Broom's
constitutional law, pages $40 to 97G.
| thus present authority for the position
[ have taken, which, to say the least, is as
high as any case cited by the court of ape
peals. Were not the vested rights, as they
were perfected in Stockdale, str~onger-more
distinct and far stronger--than any right
vested or to be vested under the funding
act, in the b~ondholder or the taxpayers !?
And yet, these perfected, vested rights,
were Invested by legislative action firmly
taken and persistently insisted on, and the
court Of queen's bench, while it resisted the
isolated action of the commons house of
parliament, yielded to the act of parlia.
ment and dlrested the right Of Gockdale,
which had years before been fully vested
and judicially enforced.
With this case, and the foregoing sug-
gestions. | leave this important and delicate
subject in your hands, with the hope and
belief that the Legislature of Virginia will
rise equal to the occasion. and, while it
scorns reputation in any form. or under
any circumstances, will not allow itself to
fritter away its privileges, or exchange a
full and firm exercise OF all its constltu-
tional and legitimate powers in barter for
temporary applause, or in fear OF a spurl-
Gus public opinion. Respectfully,
JOHN III. GILMER.
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