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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-27
s.BOSS- TWEED.

The case of VIM. NJ. Tweed, probably
boss" villain in America, is one OF al
sorbing interest, SO much so that 1t
ought to be referred TO at length.
Judge Davis, in passing sentence, SAID II
woali be unmanly in him to seek to
evade an apparent conflict between the
views expressed on the first tiial OF the
prisoner, and those now entertained by
the court. He sud he entered upon the
present trial holding views entertained
at the first trial, that the prisoner could
be sentenced if found guilty, 10 but one
years Imprisonment. A general verdict
would be all that the cour. could impose,
notwithstanding that he took for his own
use more than million dollars III the
manner described. Under the verdict
the court has larger powers which 1t VIII
exercise, and / hope with prudence
and due regard to the interests
of the public and the ex-
ample to be made. Tweed was then
ordered to stand up, which he did slow
ly, and on being asked if he had any
thing 10 say why sentence should not be
pronounced, replied almost inaudibly,
"Neihing;;" his counsel adding, HE has
spoken through his counsel. " Judge
Davis then resumed: William NJ.
Tweed, you stand convicted by the YER
dict of jury of twelve honest men OF q
large number Of crimes charged against
YOU, united in one indictment, and that
verdict, in the opinion of the Court,
could not have been otherwise without a
violation Of the oaths which the jury
had taken, or an utter disregard OF the
obligation under which they rested-tc
speak the truth, the whole truth. With
all the opportunity you had to win the
b 1nor and respect of the community, yor
saw fit to peryert the opportunity it pos
sessed and the powers with which yor
were clothed in manner more wicked
more infamous and more outrageous
than any instance Of a like characte
which the whole history OF the civilized
world contains. Instead of protect
ing the public you robbed it; instead
of standing guard where the lay
placed you, over the treasury Of you
county, you threw that treasury oper
not merely to your own rapacity, bu
also to the ayarice of your associates
under circumstances which make
transparent that you were concerted in
conspiracy to plumber the treasury
this county, in which yourself and yol
associates in crime were to benefit. III
idea that your conviction is the result
persecution at the hands of any persC
or party is false. 1t has been the rest
OF evidence so clear and plain that new
have seen case where the evlden
was SO utterly overwhelming. Throu(
the whole of this trial, up to the We
moment Of your conviction, you l
manned as calm and serene as thou
you relied upon your innocence, when
was apparent to all that your sereni
was only audacity rather than relian
upon your innocence. THE Judge ei
phasized this sentence by bringing
clenched hand down upon his desk
The duty of the Court now is to pl
nounce sentence upon you--a senter
that may be adequate to your crime
The several counts which Tweed v
guilty of were grouped, and ffty-one 4
tinct sentences imposed, making
term Of Imprisonment twelve years
the county Jail and fine of So, $50.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-27

TIE total length Of the Sutro Tunnel
at present is 5,241 feet. OF this but
1000 feet is Of the full size. the remain
der being "header." Good progress is
being made in sinking the several shafts.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-27
No PAPER TO-MORROw.

In order to allow all connected with
the RECORD office 10 enjoy Thanksgiving,
no paper will be issued from this office
to-mOrroY
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-27
Marriea.

In Phoebe, on Sunday evening, Nov. %, James
W. Pollard and Miss Alice Wclch, of leaven-
worth, Kansas
Leayenworth and Lexington, Ky. papers please
copy.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-27
CAPITOL RESTAURANT
EQr E<ont.

vI,HIs HOUSE Is SITUATED ON LACOUR
i street, near the Court House. and comprises
Dining saloon, Kitchen and two Bed Rooms
For particulars, inquire on the premises.
n91-1m
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-27

An earthquake shock was felt in vir-
ginia City on Saturday evening.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-27
NOTICE.

AT A MEETING OF THE KANARRA COAL
N Company, held at Kanarra, Utah, on the
tirst of October 1873. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Samuel Pollock,
Secretary: 8. J. Pollock, Treasurer: l.. d.
Strong, General Business Agent for the com.
pany. n1l-10t
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-27
Geographic Dispatches

spscrAl TO rns rrocur pA1rr nnoOar.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-27
Aew Gu-1au.
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE POSTOFFlCE AT
IL Phoebe, New. November %, 1873 Per-
sons calling for the following letters please
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-27
WOOD TEAMS! WOOD TEAMS
WANTED

To Haul Two Hundred Cords Of
Wood.
n27 Apply to JAMES CRONAN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-19
BUR gSiener NuSfteuuna. use
Gel mnn NreDifbrIefc.

luna, peld1e am 1. Diai be9innt uno mutb<
moBlid nidt Dor benz 2. ytOu. ihlieBen rplro,
bat Die Rellelult beS amerltauliheu Yublt=
tums in 10 bobem 9raoe entptdelt, oaB lh
mid peranlaBt iebe, Die Nufmertiamfeit oeS
Yublifums auf Die GuSftellun9 BON Sre=
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pirt unb Oarauf bin Die amfaIenoiten Sorbe:
reituugeu NIT ben gr0Beren nit mir in Ser.
b~inOung ~itehenoeu Saufbduiern Guropa's,
nanentIi9 NIT Der Hinton 5 Sanf" tn
Wicn eiuen Der beoeuteuoien 9elo-
9nitttute 8eutidlanb's - ubgei6loieu.
@e4iel uuo @reoltbriefe 81 ben nieorigfen
Staten bel &. 2aine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-19
0ns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

tritt otrit g}ots nit cin,r 9aESiu Stuor Nourtdttu
.nrO total neucm ErOerdmme Dor itInt @0ancr.
SbtnUn itebt bOs nr, lattIIs &ouu EHit0r.t zbuu-
ipel: Ser ~lolteite Surits III Jicu YOrf." won,t
ieot 8Otitclurg ijDiG8t. SpCl ntue, nut groBeu
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an otr SptBe Ter briIGrtn Ballet 3ruppc Ole Ball
tInortr tIthlinge, lie SdIuttCrH TriS. Bette uHo
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Siib1gIOdtmpiclfr Tlctdcr n SlIs; olr iGIRc5 net
tcrtn vo3cs bt0iUItnoeH ytltusac!l 0ts alcJCtt mtbtI
gen oOm SCOyTt, htI pur OitC g1JAc tier gGittrt,
un cdUU nab bottom Ohiurtitr; ncr Sinler un6
Wtime Admcs GlJrle he r~,tCuoe SduQerjuFrl. Carrie
GlUuruir, Die Ge lGHgs. uHO NrgtrtOm'tcr GdgdH K %.
PARISH ~.
gclUuocre 9eriiiidtigunR Uerbicut bG5 Benefit he5
QerUuEoen uuO r~alilOlen Htgllcurs uuO has AuOt.os
rum III Otiierte,t cr9aIttHocn NJmiltrs Snr. SEQ.
". G%bcion. Der beuts, 0tcntG8, ieincn
IopVet.@ alatQg bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-19
E5- 0r. @Idu8 NrGbmer,s ddtcr

ScrAtllcr EcoettDrln nlI0 Don Nlr3teIl
empiObleu in Sdueu BON RbGumati5muS,
SrOpbelu, @ttt, Abmalcruug, 4uSiehrung
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a 81 Die 6laihe, 6 tir 50, in alien 4pOtbe.
len llRO bel Den auelnigeuAAentcn lu2(uCrlta,
q. SoQeler & Sony. I39 y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-19
lnn ,0ou,ennffra0cnz Eheater

rpiro beute AOsno oas usus SeuiGttouss Drama: 13fs
SeerGubsr hes din Nihtn Vtecrcs" Iur Iu'iubrun9 &c.
ian9eu 8as StUt ut adj Der in 5raut Etssie's tlu.
ltrtren 3cituug OerolTentl often Sr3cbIuug fIr tas Dol.
lioGutruVeuH lbea CT b]carOcitct. Die Suuelte'E fir
tices Stlt 'tnO iait Obut NusHubme utu %auQeferti
uIO iOuCH lt oUrb Yratt un0 9lcgluj uusjritneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-19
Maefembau ScS n9ieocrfrdn,cs.m
Der ,SScctboDeu=M( Qnner6cr
Ea- 0S9eu Ouiten, GrfGltuu9cn
nnp GnlS ScidinPrSen nebrnudlet

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y8rOWn'8 BrOuhlQl GroheS"
ptltc lhrI Mirtiumtert Ourd cine nab oieltl
SOblcu Sa9icnot BruiNng e"rwieieH babeu.
Ilg Il tGm1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-19
Bum Sciten elmer pcmtfhen Gamilis
Die NbtbetIune Wr. I47 Scs ,6iIs
ptfez SuuScS"
Der

halt bcrtc, ben 10. 6ebruor, I'M GroBlr..
Wiartt.S Hltitutc Ibren SrOBeu 0taSteubau alb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-19

gete4tierligt. Ills &ounsrs seiteru OtOrael
IN letn SallS Slrltdtebrte, no li6 Die geid)
nod beiano, wor CT mleoer politGnoig betrun
fen unb betrug llG i'll b0dit brutaler Dtauier
Itlt ellem 9rOBcn BANNER bc0robte CT bat
Gebeu Ocrleni9eu, Die init oem&Drpsr beIhQf
ti9t pareu mo trieb bieielbeil aus oem6auie
gnOlld wurOc etu BOliSiit berbeigerufen uni
man trallsportirte Corners auf elneIl 8aael
mad Dem Station8bauie, no er wieoer ciuQe
idlulicn wurbe, I'M O~ieGHtl1elOuug ocS9tif
tiers 9agcrtD abSuluartcn.
GIN hredliter unfall nj Il II /
II zSunnel. = 8elteru WtorQen nm
ulr Itllr5te III, yllnlOnz Sabu=Sunuel," an
SurtlhnetOepGntte Der @benItraBe pl1blid
cine @romauo Gin uno brei Der Nrbctter, SO
lepb elarf, Salllc5 9fgan uuo Elm iunael
Utanr, oeiIen Jfanle bis oabiu ri6t betaln,
1T, puroen lebenolg be9rabeu. 9tgan nuro,
anf Der Steue gct0Otet, Dem Start muroe cir
4rm 9ebroden uuO INN anberipcitiae idlmerv
S%uleeun9 8ugefiist, Dem unbefamten Jun
9eHItanne nurOe etnSeln fur9tbar Serquetidt
ltno man beIIrd]tet, OaB CT aud) innerlid
S1aOen oaDongetragen bat unb ieil 2ebei
in Sefabr l9pebt. Hgan'S 2eid)e mlrbe mad
ieiner 8ohnuns III gir. 261, SorrtitItr., &c.
bra1t, NO Elm lammerrbeS lSelb uno mebrer
&inoer bieielbc empfinseu. Die bsioen anoe
rem Scrlester muroen 9leidfauS mad ibrer
Yebauiungen gebradt. Der @roeinfturs luirl
ben beftigen5egenfduen Der leeten Gage suae
iGriebsu. Or. &. 81. &alfer rabm gelterl
ole 9el1snitau Dor, unb 5mar Gbenb8 Z lip
aul Der gde Der DtaotionltraBe mo 9reeu.
mount auenue, mo Die GeIdporenen erflirz
ten, Ggau Jet uoarA ben elnitnl5 elmer Gro
b0ifuug sufduig perun9liidt." Ser Serltor'
bene mar 80 Sabre alt uno binterlaBt sint
0rau nit bret Ginbern. In Dem Sunuel
wnO Gag uno gia6t gcarbeltct. Die Sret,
luelde 9eltcrn BON benz llnfaQe b~etrOien wllrz
Den, gebotten sur Nattabtbeilung.
plater 10 } luerwabr IN 3 a II +
9ebobeu. - Die 4ufuuft peS Strdliuga
Ylatcr in a3rdtlauie wurce seitern semsloet,
Der Sder,tf BON Dor9cterzS l~ieferte
i'm lclblt bterber uno, wle perlautet, iol er IN
l3utullft IN Der aiifaperttdtte beiddfti9t wer.
Ssl. Selne @mtleOans oils .3ii9tling fant
geitern ltatt. ais Der Opir. uGbampioR" an
Der 1lgbtllr. -8erfte antan, barrie bort beS
Gcian8enen pr. s. Gam 9togers, iun.,
S@ma9er, unO ocicn 6lau, ShlpeHer bes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-19
Die Gr;nei=S hule Der Wlfbtues
toRer ltniperfftdt
halt ibre SabresihluBierer 9ouHrfn9 Gbsnb
i'm EnrNiihpu Snsruh1rip nh
NorlciunQ mbcr WeftinStcn.

Sorleiin9 uber 0SetttHoteff.
0r. b. GU,rett Smltb, iriher Ser. 5tnG'
teus9oniuI in @ti.3uOien, Ieigt ouf Donners
Iial, ben 20. b. DTS. cine SorleiuHl ilber
Novelties and WOudcrsi in the West-lndies"
cn. Or. 2. 1T sju cIeguntsr uuo tOltntuOner
&og!tltr uno miro uus cuI tbsuio Invertebrates,
ais lebrreldt5 Bib Der Stiten, Gebriuhe
lino St)0nbeltel ter meitinollheu 5nitlu Dor.
1ilbrtn. Die Sorleiung iiuoet i'm yEretmuu-
tr.Sempel" italt uno Uerolent all IelttSe Sl.
tidHhtt9un9.
Gum Scitcn elmer peutibcn Tamilie
lRoSt IN Der y&uruhale," gr. "a, MetsSal.
linloreltr., Qlcuuag, Den %. Stbruar, ELL
Nta8ttus Uno &iulls SaQ itatt. Die HaHlllte,
III gtT. 397 yOro c @apitIuBs, pOhncno, 1T
III Der That Der uuterliieuue bsoiiritlg; Der
gtaHn lle9t nQsutidlano oil Der NusSebrung
oarnteotr, nno Die Nrau lcioCt OIL ben SeIueH,
looaB eS iAr 'tmIr iiut, iih uno hire oret
tlclntd Stu0er III cruQbreu. GIN Sober, Der
nW eun SeI9nugen MAIDEN uno III gteiher
2ert @uttS tbuu mill, ioute uItt psricblsu,
Rb an clejem Sale 81 betbeillatu.
Sic &btbctlun9 Wr. l47 peS Sill.
Stie. SumSeS"
hdlt tcltc, ben 10. Sebruar, I'M GroBlr..
0toytt, SHltttlItc lbren SrOBeu DtaSteubau alb
Der JNtion"
itiIt ielntn Olesldhrt9cll DtastsnbuQ UtOu-
tQQ, Den "a. 6ebruar, in ncr ,SoucorOia."
user III iriiberen Sabren BEN WaSlenbduCu
oieit5 &ereins betpobutc, wirO ildI s]rluUeru,
oaB IS aui oeniclbeu ilst5 ichr luitlg beyqlu9
uuo oIe augemeire 6r0blidlteit ME Dor Nus
bruh oe5 UioracuS EN- @noe nabm. &eotu.
i0lS miro Der 8cluh in oieem Sabre ell lebE
jabIreittr weroeu.
Ser u0crmania= W1Gnncrdpr"
maht b]It0unt, oaB ielu oieslibriler GROCER
NtaStcnbal bcgtc, sen 10. 6ebruar, III
Der oGoucoloia" ltattiinoeu miro. Jidtmlts
glItoer tonnen mn geleu ell Gutree BON s.
ourb Dtlt9Ilecer ttngciibrt mcroeu.
Wiasfeubau ScS U9ieecrfrdu;cS."
Der Dy'eoertrani" ielcrt ielucu oieSldbGl-
gen NtGStenbnu 0ieuitag, Den %. Tebruar,
in Der ySoucorbiQ." Der ,yieCcrtrQu;" mar
BON iebcr bcmitbt, iiiucn Dtltlllcocr QtuuB.
rcite NbtHoe 81 uerihaiieu mo DEN Sui, mel.
deu tr iih i'm CAME Der Sabre erlpotbtu hat,
audi auiredlt jI crbaltcu. AuS oielCm @rnn0e
lam man ihon Jest NIT &elirmtbtit uor=
uuSiugtu, 0aB i'm Der Ole5llhrlQc Diasteu6au
81 eluem 96hit brlu0utcu G|citaIica wirc.
Der Observation-Disclosures"
bait ietueu Imtitcu grOBcu Utasttubau Niou.
tag, Den "a. 6ebruar, im grOBeu Saale Der
.gieps 4iitnIblp NOom5" alb. Sir trefillte
Ntuilt miro @apt. @Uau8' @apCllc Gorge
trugeu, mdbreuo 0r. 6runt ShlegeI Die be-
iteu SpCiieu uuO @etrdutt in 8treititait bal.
ten mU0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-19
u0crmanid=W 1Gnucrhpr

modt b%ltaunt, oaB ietu bIcslibriler GROCER
NtaSienbal bcgtc, sen 10. Bebruar, III
Der oGoucoloi0" ituttiinoeu miro. Rihtmlts
alttoer tonnen mn gelcu Ell gutree bon s.
Ourh WiitQlleNCr tinnciih1t mcrhem-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-04

Hostctter's United Statos Almanac for
1878, for distribution, gratis, throughout tho
United States. and all civilized countries of
tho Western Hemisphere, is now published
and ready for delivery, in tho English Cor
man, French, Norwegian, Welsh, Swedish.
Holland, bohemian and Spanish languages
and all who wish to understand the truo
philosophy Of health should read and non
DER tho valuable suggestions it contains. In
addition to an admirable treatise on tho
causes, prevention and cure OF 4 2rcat yari-
city OF diseases, it embraces a largo amount
OF information interesting to tho merchant
tho mechanic, tho minor, tho farmer tho
planter, and professional man and tho cal
cuiations have been mado for such mcridi-
ans and ATTITUDES az arc most suitable for 4
eMdnr.
Tho nature, uses, and extraordinary s,ani-
Larry effects OF Iostetter's Stomach Bittcra
the staple tonic and n1teratiye Of moro than
hall tho Christian world are fully SGT forth.
IN its pages, which arc also interspersed
with Pictoria illustrations, valuable recipes
tor tho household and farm, humorous am
ccdotes, and other instructive and amusing
reading matter, original and solcctel.--
Among tho ANIMALS to appear with tho
opening OF tho yoar, this Will DO one Of the
most useful, and may DO had for tho asking.
mo proprictors, Mcssrs. Hostctter & Smith,
tlttsburgh, Pa, on receipt of two-cent
stamp, Will forward copy by mail to any
person who eannos procure one III hig neigh
borhood. Tho Bitters are sold in cvcry
city, town and village, and arc extensively
used throughout tho cntirc civilized world.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-04
How Small Pox Spreads.

"A distressing story reaches us from
walnut creek, on the Shreveport
road. A stranger called to stay all
| night some days ago at Mrs. Baily's.
! Inc gentleman was taken in and lods-
| ca for the night and left next ,norni IS,
for Jefferson; his home. He had been
East and had a fever at the time he
was entertained by Mrs. Bailey. In a
few days two of the lady's children went
TO bed with the fever, and shortly that
terrible disease; smallpox; began to dc
Veiop itself. Mrs. Bailey also took
sick. Her two children grew worse,
having no attention, and died. Tho
corpses lay in tho house two days when
Mrs. Bailey crept to tho roadside and
mailing the stage related her piteous
story to the driver. ILe made known
her condition to the people Of Arcadia,
VINO secured a nurse and sent. to the
poor wornan's relief. Her husband
was absent in Texas. Tho sick stran-
ger proceeded to Shreveport, and There,
it is said, died, but not before he had
written back to say he was ignorant of
the character of his sickness and to OK
press his regrets for having been the
means of spreading tho 1oathsome dis
ease.
Mr.. John Frost's family, in j ackson
parish, is afflicted with the small pox,
ono of his sons having gone home from
Forksvflle with fever which termina-
ted III that disease. Tho extent OF the
disease at louisville, We learn, has
boon some twelve cases with two
deaths.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-04
Now Regulation.

Subscribers, outside this parish, arc
notified that, after the LIST day Of Janu.
AIRY, 1873, we will discontinue sending
the paper TO them ct the expiration, o,
TAG time for r'Atch they haye paid. The
date at which caclt subscription expires
is affixed to the address, SO that any
subscriber may know when his time Is
out. Those who do not rencw their
subscription before it expires, may
safely calculate upon not getting their
paper longer than the time for which
they have paid.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-04
~
MARRIED.

At smyrna Church, near Do,vTsvillc La,
on % tho 29th Of December, 1872, by the Rev.
X. 1. Parish, Capt. L. I. SELLEns and Miss
SARAH A., QI!ichtcr of Capt. Thos. w and
Mrs. NJ. a. Hodge, all of Onion parish.
Capt. Sellers and his fair bride hnyo orr
most hearty congrat ulations. May wooded
bliss DO no dream with them. but an cvorv-
day reality.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-04
GROCERIES.

having bssu la this Iisistsss upwnr,fs . Z
sixteen Years GEo-s BRorn ERs feel them
solves competent to mako purchases III II
WrE to give The Customer the iult benefit
"f his money. Thor assortment Ia fun
and completes, and OF such sarlei les, both In
kind and quality, as VIII moot tho dan, ardS
Of this rmsrLst
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-04

Thursday night tho Goth was the
coolest night Of the winter. Ice form.
Ell on tho ponds two inches thick. The
THERMOMETERS stood at about ton do
Srccs above zero.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-04

We call attention just now when
many OF our readers arc visiting New
Orleans, to tho card of our old patron
VI. p. Buckley, jcwcler, OF that city.
Mr. Buckley ranks among the best OF
his trade and his shop is one of the
landmarks Of the city.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-04

The horse disease has almost disap-
peared abont town, but as convalcsccnt
stock are dying of paralysis and drop
~ in the Northern cities, littlo care
by horsc-oWners is advisable.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-04

An article that Is Mt once n tooth prcscr
Ver and breath purifior, and got so picas:,n
and convenient to use, its exceeding popu-
!arlty docs not surprise any ono. IiIIio has
possesses these excellent qualities in an
eminent degroa. 1t has lc,itimatoly ac-
Ioirou tho right to position upon every
toilet table.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-04

Mr.. ID. Breard has purchased, fur
$4,000, the lot, corner Grand & DC
Siard streets, owned by Gen. pargoud.
1t has = front OF 81 feet on Grand by
81 feet on Dc Siard. Mr.. Brcard will
erect Il two-storey brick house on the
lot.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
I)ANtIES having or desiring to have bu-
L sincss with tho undersigned, before tho
Court OF Claims, Southern Claims Commits
sion, any OF tho departments, or tho Mixed
Commlssio11 Mt Washington, will address
me, caro- of r. NJ. Corwin g. Son, Washing
ton City, D. G.; or counsel with IT,. Houga.
Esq, Columbia, La, G. T. Dunn, ESQ,
Bastrop, La.
A. w. FAULKNER.
january 4, 1873. nlg-3t
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That was powerful preacher who
explained tho plan of salvation to his
hearers at the colorcd Baptist Church
on Tuesday night. We sat very COM
fortab'y under his ninistrations, ut
oar iirosido, half-a-miIe away.
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The particular attention OF those
wanting groceries and supplies is re-
w. MichauS. Now is your time to
lay IN supplies and Michaux is your
man. Try him, if you do not believe
what Wc say.
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5. D. Hay, of Texas, will give d FREQ
lecture tonight ut the Male Academy,
on tho analogy existing between tho
Spiritualisfn of the Biblo and tho spir-
ituaiism of to-day.
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Inc cotton below on the river, Capt.
BLANKS informs las; is pretty VOL
all shipped.
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A DOLrllUs II. JACKSON,

llE A II s. MGIAIN
-. TRENTON, Ia. ~
1lnvinE Honncsned lliMaelf with tho above
honse,wttt 10 pleased to have hts old friends
and ncluatntilice call on him ,shuu thew
Visit Trenton. md " i'll to pteused to serve,
thom In any way POSSIBLE with tho ..tl van
taHes of large amount Of General Merch-
andisH, torling cnnnhent that no san make
1t to their iutercst to do SO. oet.o, TIT
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OBLIGATIONS.

49,
PROSPECTUS
For 1873 SMITH YEAR.
Il II e \ l. - 1 " L,
AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY Jol-RSAI
Universally admitted to be the
HANDSOMESr PiNIODfcAt.
In the
w . Il l. u.
n Representative of American Taste.
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s'uanA MOORE.

ehltirli SURVEYOR FOX 9Haehits, md
Il General t.ald Agent for North ]. ouisi-
ana. Hlil attona to any business in this or
adjoining Parishes. t'nrtios Wishing to soil
or purchase real estate In This section W III
hI.u il To their interest to address. him. lie
has for sale several fine bodies OF land in
tunchlta, tichtalld, Morchousc, Frank lin
and caldwell Parishes Persona wiShit1u to
eel viii Send numbers, description "a to inn
pF"N"Honts, and torm~. Having formed
coln"cI'onS in both " Washington md Now
prlcaH%, lfa i" prepared to represent iitt,rants
III contested land cAscs- obtain patents, &C,
PNlca r"7r room of iichariRou 4 Mct,nCry's
inN bni"e. For particulars address him
caro- OF Richardson & M"!tnery, Menroo, Ia
August q, 1870.
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The Now Orleans Republican man
ago' tho cause of Kellogg against its
bcncfactor Warmoth, with all the tact
and ability possible in cause SO no.
toriously bad. It's strongest hold in
management is to avoid discussing the
real differences in the case.
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Eb. rhIsE EH.
- DEALER
bitf GOODS, GkDtERIIS, T.'it
1890. "iNNSHoItoUGII, Ia,
T~f@ VIII buy uraii sell cotton 1T f,t.t ,,,,r
k"t rairs. -. - ~ ''
hlEEisE 5rAi"J:.--Alr. Parker informs tho
i.tvrifnT pubic that u" Keeps tho Winus-
borough lhV"ry Stable, and can ntw,y,,
H"rrfy h"rrca, bnguios, Nc, nnd win taf,
%"rh "nr" Of amy stuck lett TT hi. stable
Nov. 81, is71 al,
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Tho Great Pictorial Annual.

point.