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, 1873-06-09

Tho Dundee has got "a; .lcspateh dated Port Col
hH1nS ,s,a snne ; "rho bark dundee has come
"a largo lecf Of lumbor-aaen vcsaela arrived on
Sunday Tho river at The lumber u,aFket ia full md
vossas arc scattered 81 along % far ns Clark stEeet
Tho Bchr IIelvetia wns launched at Tonawundn
few days ago.. Her dimensions Length Of keel,
quo fco depth Of hold II fcets breadth Of bsnn a5
-sho will cost about 5oco; capacity about 5000
bu corn: Tho ueltet!a y ainilar to the Scotia.
end Of Lake Superior, and is provided with 1oInch
Steam fog wh!stlo It gives blast Of seconds 1nra-
haat of seconds, followed by an interval of 10 sec.
The schr John G. Cofaro, whilo drifting down tho
which las boon nilehorel tho wreck Of tho salo
oppoalto this city and carried tho whole affair astern
great Is Ice BY %as asoa; auns
tat wrccng apparatus, cianjng tla IT Is varI much
Gon tic 6apaa shore % of @ Ia,ss Ell Erio from md in.
clulsng Port Ooborne to Dos Blanc nt the mouth Of
tho Detroit River, thore eleven Lights or light
houses. The ar6t OF these ii tho Light ut Ooborue tho
outlet Of tho Nolland Canal, which Ia the pier hond
Mohawk Isand Is tho ne1t onst which Icy ono mlla
ond Of tho west pier, and Port Dover he same. The
most important along that coast s that Of Long Point
aor a Seins 1t s
The others arc located RESPECTIVELY at Port nurwe
Port nrues Port Stanley Point MI pelce Island Point
au Police Spit and Bots Dlane, opposite Malden.-Dc
3At Enos lolnt tho work Of changing the old his
luFlo lukU III NcaTly completed
and expect soon TO 500 1t casting beacon light t.
guido mariners IN sAfoy up aud down tue st. Law.
romeo Very few OF ua WIG stood OIL tho bank Of thu
and SAW tho Two gunboata anchored noar Euos Point
pouring thoir solid shot Into tho old mill, expoctedi
ayen to SEQ 1t survive tho trIaa OF TINT timo, and
after tho apso Of IS years to ho trausformed into
lighthouse to enable ycsse1H to work their way up and
down tho Bt. Lawrence. At TINT time tho navigation
Of the st. Lawrence by Huch yessos rs now pass up
Journal.
in many localities along tho lakcs thcre lying
on ha bottom ycsHols Of tlo uetter claAs laden wh
railroad from Iron and copper orc and other propetty
ances yory many Of these yesuols With their car9oe
ore possible Of recovery and, from "laf eau eau 10 10
1caruul, Wo understand tho experiment VIII eoon ~
nadc, partiea now Engaged IN receycfanR ~
cargo Of the Rchr sao Which loaded VIA faspna ~
yeAsel hersplf was well aloug II years, heF hnu u
doubtless now Of te y4lue Te snonn % e r.
upward Of {3 ooo 000 wstc IL probably below tue ao7-
tlal 1gu1ea. a.-Desreit Fsts f1sss.
, 1873-06-09
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY JUNE>9, 1878.

Rapids, H., named Eddie, whio nehinR, foil from
log and was drowned. Thcro were sovoral boys IN
swimming, but thoy Nero unable 10 reacue him. 10
wna but ycatn Of nge.
Tho farmers Of ssngamon County, Illinois, hold o
preliminary meeting yesterday, md arranged 10
hold banIot picnic ut tho Tar grounds ncar Spring.
fold, On July & Tho county has Qran9es eompletcly
orBnnszod In oighcon Of tito twonty-hye towna. Gov.
Palmer las yccn invited, and will dolivcr tho uddress
on tho occasjou
, 1873-06-09
THE DOCTORS.


Proceedings In tho American Insfttuto
of Homeopathy Yesterday.
Of Homeopathy assembled at 10 o'elock. A plun i,ua
bcen proposed to contral1zo tho colleges Of tho
West Into ono Medical University, 10 bo To-
Gated In enc Of tho cities OF tho Wcst, tho said
University to bo endowed with fund Of not lcss than
81 ooo embracing faculty toaching every branch
tn.o sufficient to thoroughly and fully educate its
graduates. This drsw forth eloquent remarks from
number OF professors Of different colleges, au Of
whom pledged hearty corporation With tho effort.
Prof, y. Ilionthal Of New York. said tho East would
heartily corporate with tho Weat In tho establishment
Of grand central Uniyoruity. Committee was a1,-
pointed to confer this subject, and report ns tic
next meeting.
After passing votes Of THINKS 10 Tho press and homo.
opathio hospit8ltics tho InHtnta adjourned to meet
nt Niagara Falls, juno 2, 1874.
, 1873-06-09
THE CHOLERA.
Excitement increasing IN Nns1avillc-
The STINK ION In RTelunhla.

The Sltnntion In Memphis.
NASHVILLE, June 7.-Tho csctement about tho
presence Of choera here Ia increasing Several deaths
have been reported tho authority Of the beat pypl.
cianu bit tho mortality for to-day has shown no In
Ths deaths by cholera, which some pronounced spo-
radio md others Aniatic hayo not on any one day dur
ing tho week been above seven,
MEMpu1B, juno 7.-Tha statement having been to1e-
9raphed from here to various papers throughout tho
North and East that tho choera prcyailed here Il IL
havo been but 3o7 dcas ID all from the al day Of May
to tho present time, aud that too with population OF
e5,000 OF the doaths but twenty-five III any wny
bo traced to cholern aud OF these all but three OF four
wore Negroes who had tnugcd too freely In imported
cabbage and mean whisky -Four died tho day attor
orythtug they could purchase to eat or drink and ton
Of tho twenty-five suffered death without medical
attention. There IS moro cholera hero now than
thoro has boon at any to ut lia Of tho year
for tho last ten years.
, 1873-06-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


LrvEnpoo1, June I'll a. m.--Tlo,r, a7a cl@2ss 0d.
Winter whoat, 12s I'd spring, 11a ld319s I'll whito
12s ld@12s IA; club, l2s I'd, Corn, Ats Cd. pork,
6ss. Lard, 88s Qd.
LIVERPOOL, Juno 7-l:30 p. 1n.--Markot quiet and
unchanged.
LoapoN, Juno "a p. m,-Conaols for money OAK:
sccount, 9a' ;s2os nf S5 Nh do Of G7, o4,s lo0s,
88H SNOW Or, g0A Erie, 48.
L1vEnrooI., Juno 7,-Cotton dull; ntddlng up
land, az9d; orlcans o1sd. Sales, 1900 balcs Amort
e@h %aet rlor a9 e5p0T 5Is & a. No.
corn, 27s Sd. Cheese, o7a uumberlauds, s7a. Short
, 1873-06-09
CANADA.


SpcclNE D7Epach u Tue EH3c0qo 7FI6Nne.
QuEnGo, Junu 7.-Tho Chicago Contracting
Nailroad agreed to by London Syndicate, were a1-
proved and coneurrod at n meeting Of the Quebec
Council last night and the city honuu Of 81
today the propositions for tic construction Of tho
railroad by thoLondon Syndicate, agreeing to $looo,
00O bonus, wero carriod Oy great majority, and Dun
lap and snth,now III London, enabled to coao tic
financial arrangement. Work will commence i'm
modatey between Quebec and Montreal.
, 1873-06-09

sAnpusRy, O., June IA collision on tho Lake
elore l. Michigan Southern ltallroad took placs be-
tween stock tFain aud gravel train this afternoon
at o'clock. One man was injured who has sinco
lIpl 1.-Two phorn Wer0 more or less Injured. Tho
engineers and remen Of both onginos escaped unhurt.
About ilfeon head Of cala Mero Killed. and $50 ehcep
killed al,l injured Tho track Ia now obstrucIad but
viii be cleared by tomorrow morning,
, 1873-06-09
Coo, tho Boston Foruer,

DosToN. Juno 7.-Iarnes A. coe was nrraigned to.
day OH In0 indictments, to each OF which he nlaaled
not guilty, sovon for furgory and two for rheanu.
The Indictments embrace twenty-foAr OF tbs thirty
forger!es amounting to &327 0Dd Coo IL required 10
give rctognizanco IN $4,000
, 1873-06-09

New YonK, Juno 7.-Trade wnH quiet In nl
branches. Tho mnrkct for cotton goods ruled dull
but atcady. Elmo brown BhcetlngR IN fair reg,ca
Brown drills nrc more wnnted for export but quiet
for homo consumption. Job prints ruo brisk, but
standard styles nro quiet Wooens nro less active,
Dress gootta and sfawla rulo very dull. Foroign
Eooia arc egglah and irregular. Tho dry goods ii-
ports for tho week foot up $y9G, ,823.
, 1873-06-09

CLEVELAND, O., June 7.--Tho Democratic and
Liberal judicial Convention to nominate candidates
fos snpcrior Court Judges, WAS held at Lymans Hall
this 1nornng. Tho ballot resulted In the choice of
Horace Footet J. D. Cleveland and J. IL, Jones IA
candidates.
, 1873-06-09


scr scr = = sn',s Mnate, i ~ inne. 1
lA'p s!ss o"nafies '0 ''''' '''' ''N"' S0'
aeow aeow I'9fa shsgMsss 90 n lab9 ~ y ,.
Er,r Myst,c NI,rfrron. if5 n, fv,nhnr w M r'''''ei*
1oraa Ndvonrn n"aEt,,n ':g ia - - n.ni.u
ssF sf H. sie Ss aissd nssdIs IsSsS Co. 's ,nnsf iao
rron Oconto Green BAY. 1oo sh,nulcs ino tona ,,o
pron Iapa a h11eoa Ne 4, Manroo, Mn ,,x o I'M
schr 1nAAiaa RcDona,a. ntantsc. nm m ,,,,hc,
gchr Mnrmnjd 1lrnnjl fJnvni, ri n i,n,hnr
sor @ Mopo, % urafi 1svo1,. IS N II i,tniar. m l0'''
hs5e9 osf so oea III afaaf ~ sr no go q II a b
sehr Minute ,1,n sau'eu' eno'nnse, 04o m lumber 7s
Barge aic, cy Of Eric, Grand uavcz. 900 m lumber
sF shf Misoni Nason Msasse1 3oe !uSss e 30 M
scAr0 II. 1lackley, pentwatcr, 21o m lumbor, 20 u
1aan ,aih; Acorn. eho,,ovoon, an n ,u,n,or
ebr hsan}c Nicunnoo ~ o!o m ~ ,nnn1 ,oso n M
ssa. sshs 15stt's T9;n aE.1 sae1tass 100
schr aa,e%' % 1swsao 100 ton. seea eeal. ~ III p'&'"
sr Goc arana 1rs 1aysn w. Is iuSof NJ mber
shF shF Hmsps + Mbra aM9sasgon is
sehr er dce X%sa ansma ,E0 12o nner 1
ecov + 5o15 J. ea1H; oSaa,n, man,s,eo IN ~ ,nnhor
s9f s9f Harr,e Mn1.S oHk aate 15d 1no lumber
Rsls: Rsas i a,, Try; @ @Msaisleo 159 r iaa5er:
sF sssf e. E. t. 5sns nsa MsRses o Ts; ,.
sPee seo banosf 20 1ns y lumber,
ssSs sside, q: Je;sRs g ia%set e 'n0e''
seow sattnta to Manisec mec aoo 10 H. I,hdr n lumber
ss1r so1,r Iaeino' l4"' Msushsgon, AZ n lunbor.
sStt1 iea Wcynas WutyI,tse' aau1keson' @ dio N lumber.
nra nra tar ssnsa 61sse 2o ea iSee ,
, 1873-06-09

Special Dtspateh 10 Iha Chicago Tribune.
ANN AnnoR, Mich.,. Juno 7.-William Van ayctlos,
who has bocn tral here In the Washtonaw Circuit
Court for forglug mortgage and an accompanying
bond aud Jattco's acknowledgement waa to-day found
guilty anu sentenced to seven years Imprisonment In
Tue Ieniteptary.
, 1873-06-09

PHILADELPHIA, June 7,--Whito tho house formerly
occupied by Bully. Tho groat painter, was honB DO
noliHhod tony, tho oor suddenly gayo way carving
jntt1rnI
, 1873-06-09

Kzy Wssr juno 7.Intolligonco Of tho safely Of tho
steamship George Cromwell, from Now York for Now
Orleans, reached here to-day. Her engtaea broke
down, aud pa ,nado for Abaco IN tbs bahamas, wheso
she now IL safe and III well,
, 1873-06-09

aga,nst ho recognized lnwB Of war; and that H. upon
saem ~ tfal any nre found guilty, toy nny bo subjected
~ ar ac pMnlahmSnt an those laws require and Justify,
ses5 Respectfully, your obcdiont servant.
GEO. II. WILLIAMS Attornnv t,cncrn1
, 1873-06-09

Uc0NM St6at1Ahfn NOXVH*
NEW Yonn Juua7.-ArrIyod, steamships Manhattan,
City Of Baltimore, aud Abyssirh, from liverpool.
LoNuoN juno 7.-Arrlvod out, steamship Java,
from N.W York,
, 1873-06-09
CUBA.

| HAVANA, juno 7.-Tllo commander Of tho Spanish
orces dllod in tho recent hght III tho an.aniilo
| Jurisdiction.
, 1873-06-09
Pittsburgh OIL Market
Tho FrOt1l1ce Markets.

prrTsnunGn, Jnno 7.-pctroleum qtiot; nothing
doing; s3.O0G91.35 nt Tarker's.
, 1873-06-09

Ind unobstructel for hts prosecution. He waa neither
prisoner Of war nor attached In any way to tho mill
tary naval service OF Tue United sta.ei According
to "tnBtrtictiona" heretofore referred to- no civil
tribunal has Jurisdiction In tho disclosed by the
papers beforo me-. Sections 40 and II thereof arc as
Follows
SEQ. 40. Thoro oxsts no law or body Of authorita-
two rulos Of action boweon hostile armies except that
tranch Of the law OF nations which Is called tAo law
ard uaage OF war on 1ana.h
SEQ. Il. All municipal law Of tho ground on which
armies stand or Of tho countries to Which they De1ong
ts silent, rud Of effect betweon armies III tho 1cld
Msuifcatly leso rules arc to great extent, II not
United B!atcs soldier s guilty Of murder II he kills
public enemy in battlo which would bs the II tho
municipal law was III force and 1t has application to
and customs OF civilized warfare may not 10 applca-
bio 70 m armed coniet with tho Indian trhca upon
Western frontier but the circumstances attund-
violation Of tho uws Of sayago IN Of civilized war
fare and tue Indians concerned n II fully understood
the bssencas aud treaeLery Of oir act II Is difficult
tho United bates, but ns they haYo been recognized az
tudepondent communities for trcaty-nsaking purposes,
md aa they frequently curry on organized md pro
held subJoctt those rules Of warfare which mako
negotiation for peace after hostilitlca possible, aud
Ts ~ msay sa asiaaIy poifa ks that h question: punlaaDo
pouhtloss tho war Wilt, tho h1olocs IL practically
sn1cd unless Eoe Of them should cscapn and rouo1
huaties but 1t is right for tie Un1ted States, ~
themselves wlethor Or not anything more ought to DO
fono for tho protection OF tho country or punishment
OF tho crimos growing out Of tho war,
Sec. 60 Of said instructions ia 81 f0ll0wa:
IA rsl80nar Of war tcrnAps ansW0rabl0 for hta
cre committed against tue oaptors, army. people,
committed before ho waa captured, ad for which La
Ny conclusion, therefore, 10 that q Military Com
,tysloa may he appointed to try such Of tho Modoo
Iudans now In custody ~ are charged With o1enkea
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
80 70 G. HOFs:NSGlE.:N-S

~ AND Sci: FOR YOURSELVES
thc following articles now on exhibition
ami for sale tor /nr coSh:
W WATCHES.
Consist ing in part OF iinc Gold and Silver
Ancric;" and swiss make, tor ladies and
::cntlcHirn. key and stem windcrS
EIrt ia ii, ss,irf.t, ri, ttT1tti,.
such ms Gold and Silver Watch Chains.
Cold Sleeve buttons, Shirt Studs Gold
l.ockotS and II variety OF Charms; Crosses,
Necklaces and bracelets gold and .ieD !;
zine sets of i!ar-drol,s and Hroncilcs. Cen
tcnlcuS' Bosom Pins Cold. Silver and
Steel Spcctactos genuine pcbbcs}. A very
select stock of sterling
SILVER pLATED-WARN
'nnsistin@ OF t:Sior$, for dinner and
Hroal<i:tSt Ice Pit CHEERS, Soup and Gravy
Ladies', Napkin Rings, Tea and Table
Spoons, Table Forks and Knives, Butter
Knives, iiuttcr Dishes (riain and rcvolv-
'ngE: Zine China Vases; Orli:uCntcd French
and American Clocks: Musical Inst ri,
H!cntS; Howe Sewing Machines thc best
't;'"'tifsc ititdc.1 Monroe, May II, 1873
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24
rASTOR SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Tho Proprietor Of the Castor Sulphur
Springs announces that he has enlarged and
improved his mmOttat ions for guests
the ensuing season, and that no will DO able
to entertain with all the comforts of home
any number who shall seek tho Springs for
either health or pleasure. Families can he
Shpp''cu with private apartments, and
ladies' with roonIS secluded and com Corta-
bic. ihc table viii DO supplied beautifully
with tho best to DO had. Good saddle and
attentive hostlers will De found ut The sta
Dies, aIh the roads, having been repaired,
viii afford good drives. Those seeking re,
iaN:tton;t1Id amusement will find II spacious
bathroom, bowling alley, billiard tables,
&c, ready for their use The adjacent f,r
running near by, is noted for it's fine fishing
Tho waters OF the Castor Sulphur Springs
are Effo"H to have great efficacy in correct
ing arrangements OF the digestive organs.
In All cases of general debility, its alt erntive
ald tonic effects are marked, prompt and
satisfactory. The most obst mate cuttncotts
diseases nHiallngly yield to its influence if
properly used. Chronic rilcum:,t ism nell
rifgIa and old ulcers may be promptly nit
igatcd and often radically cured BY Judi
clouS use of these waters.
The Springs situated about 70 miles
norl invest OF HarriSoHburr and 20 miles
southwest OF Columbia. n regular line Of
stages Will run twice Il week between CO.
luhlhll and the Springs. Recent improves
nicntS on the roads and bridges rcudcr he
Springs easy of access to all kinds of carri-
ages iron! cNc cry direction.
i'o:tfd per day for :tduftS.............S1 90
t'utfd per week for aduttS...... 100
i'oard per month for adults...........iO.OO
Drafts payable on tho LIST day of january,
1874, given by responsible parties on re-
SponSible merchants. viii be received for
BOARD. THOMAS J. HOtGff,
%Np1h 20, ie'".7-im Proprietor.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24

Emma Clifton reports that some one
,tcrcu hcrhoissc last Monday morning
bout ! O'Clock and had grapplcu her
y the throat before she WAS aware Of
he presence Of the offender. Some
'crsons near, i'll Il butcher shop, saw the
t"ing rascal and say it WAS Jordan
imilar character we have chroniclpd
mcc before. Emma made an affidavit
against Jordan, but what has been the
H~uft we have not heard. If this
o!tcil-c can be fastened upon this negro.
he ought not to be allowed to escape u
second time It most severe punishment
No unprotected woman is =afc against
such characters.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24

other purpose. at least to establish UNI
oquivocally, and TO give fair warning
to the country, that the seals OF private
letters may be broken, and that although
the robbed letters may be preserved to
establish !; robbery, yet the Govern
nleut agents and regulations arc worth
less to detect the criminal aud to punish
the crime.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24
G;lufi1ll :

Every genuine box of Dr.. ifcLuncs Lirc,'
rus bears the signature of Fleming Bros
iHtsbu:Sr, Pa, and their private Us Stamp
- Take no other, the market is full of
limitations.
II Is Tho popular verdict that people who
nave been accustomed to the use of Eittcrs
or tortIitS. are Obliged, event ua1Iv, to re
sort TO NcL'picS IjrcT I'HiS for permanent
relief. \lG.E,m
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24

Tho adjustment OF the lcsscs in the
honroc and Trenton fires, by the agents
ave progressed, in the main, satis!;,c-
Drily to both sides. Tho principal
rouhlc seems to be with those sufferers
'ho have not kept stock regularly.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24

The crops, both corn and cotton, are
reported to be growing finely. 4 great
deal of the corn is receiving its last
ploughing. Cotton is rather late, but
is growing rapidly.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24

Tho st. Louis Times syn,,slthiss,,
with the sufferers in the late fire at
Trenton, la, but spoil it al hysiiyin.,
that "Irenton is an important roin;
n"ar Monroe, in washington county,"
SO says the Jefferson Times.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24

The tuachita has been rising the past
CIV days, but is several feet below last
aason's higl-watcr mark. Navigation
iii close this season unusually early
hc cnginccri in charge improvements
II the river, Maj. Baynard, has arrived
nd will proceed TO the discharge OF his
utiCs
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24

soc the advertisement of Mr.. Boic.l-
schcn. We lave examined the silver
ware just received by him, comprising
"astors, forks, ladies', butter dishes, &c.
sold ut q bargain.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24
To NcntraliZc OIcnsivcncss,

IN many forms we use disinfeciing agents.
Impure BREATH caused 10y bad teeth, spirits,
tobacco, or cltarrh, is ncutralized by 5000
ao!a. Ills Il hoaltitul bcatitifier, and II great
luxury as dclltitrico. Tho rcpulsivc brcat IL
is by its use rendered as fragrant as u rose
and GOODNESS by friends or lovers will be no
longer noticed.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL.

This magnificent Hotel. latclv renewed
and greatly improved, and entirely rcfttr-
Louis Hotel Association, of which Il. r.
Motion. Esq, OF New Orleans, is the prcs-
dent, was opened to the travelling co,nlnu-
nifty on tho First Day of February, 1877 ,,r-
der tho management of tho undersigned.
HIRAM cR.\SIDN,
'":'E Formerly Prop'r Now York flotc,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24

HOT AND COLD BATHS!
IL } \ NJ Il S DO GLA IS,
Fashionable Hair Dresser and Barber
Grand streeo takes pleasure in Informing
the citizens of Monroe and strangers passing
through, that he has completed arrange
ments by which he is enabled to supply all
who desire with & Hot, Gold, Mustard or
Salt Bath, ut any time of the day from =
a. 81 to 8 r. NJ. Hair Cutting, Shampooinr
and Shaving done in the best manner. The
only place where you can buy'ruE INDIAN
HERR MIXTURE. the surest and best remedy
for all diseases of the hair and Scalp.-
Prompt and polite attention guaranteed to
All who may honor me With their patron-
his many friends at my establishments.
May j, 1878. 3S:tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24

The Strawberry Festival and Dance
at the new brick store OF Mr.. Brcar;i.
on Tuesday, is reported to have hrcn q
most enjoyable entertainment. We
wrrn prevented from attending, lnncIl
to our regret.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24

Mr.. J. l.. Bchcn has purchased of
Mr.. II. King Il portion of tho Old Rail-
road Hotel lot-:sO feet on ncS;iartI
running back 1875 fcct on Walnut--DuE-
ing for the SAME $3.50. Thi. i; one of
the most eligible business lots in the
div
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24

Mr.. Dromgoole brings his business
again before our readers. We are
pleased to find that this young gentle
man is prospecting in business.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24

The Hot Springs (+Arkansas) Courier
says that on the Alum fork of the Saline
river, i'll certain bluffs along its banks,
alum, is found in its pure state, which
is equal if not superior, to the alum of
COifttilCrrp.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24
Spniding's Clue lnends everything.

For Salc-A Printing Office complete
in all its appointments. Can DC transported
easily, and paper issued i'll one week aft or
arrival of the material on the spot. Apply
TO Editor of TEI.EGRApu.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24

There will be 4 festival entertainment
given by the ladies at tho Presbyterian
church and parsonage, Thursday even
ing, May Both. Admission, 80 cents
children half price. The public arc
invited.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24
Vatri. i0ur AH;irrSS.

THO date when each subscription cx-
piics is affixed to the subccr;bcr's
name. Receipts ofmoney are nrknow].
H4}.sss'a by simple change Of dates.
iirstf j0,yct this.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24

LOTS IN NI.>EEET.-See the notice
Of MI. j. l.. Nelson. The lots he offers
for sale have 4 good location, ana the
title is perfectly good
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24

TERMS,
Ono year, III advanco......... .........St y,
Five copics..............".. ............... & 90
Ton copies and ono to tho ,scttcr-,,p
u ciub 1000
IREMIrM.-E%ery Eetter-up OF n ciut,
Will receive copy of"The Christian Gr:,-
Co.'S ono OF tho purcst, swoctcst and love
Test steel cngravings over published.
Sen" 10 cenfSJ for MaitiHg picture.
For s. copy OF "Tho Chiitiren's Hour,
for 1873 and 'Tho Christiun iraccs'' will DO
hCnt.
For $3.25. tho thllren'a Hour Homo
Magazine, and tho Christian Grncea viii bo
sent.
send post Office money order or u draft
on Philadelphia, Now York, or liostou If
you cannot get Il post Office order or .ir,.U
then. IT tho SUM tie five dollars or upward.
have your letter Registered
IOOi-ChtSt Premium
For 10 subscribers to tho Hour at 81, ~.
cncli, we will send u g. tool-clcst. well
made, with lock and lifting hun,iics con-
tanning 10 different tools OF good sizo and
quality.
Young Lu'iics' Writiny Desk Istn.i",u.
For 10 Subscribers to tho Hour ut 81 "a
oncfi, wo Will send IL Inndson, al v finished
Nctvct-incd, mahogany writing desk worth
So II. :. ARTHUR a. SON
J"hl':l Philadelphia Pa.
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The Mindcn index has been handed;
u5 by Il friend, wherein appears an OK
coriation OF Yates, the Marshal, as
bitter as worm wood and damaging in
the extreme.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-05-24

Charles Sumner and wife were divorc-
cd at Boston on the 10th. The divorce
was granted to Mrs. S. on the ground of
descr;ion. Neither were present at the
trial.