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uic Neuutsi OF to-day has the following;
several parties Of Utcs have for some time past been
NJ and about RaVlns Springs 10 lneH OF here,
ou The nioA Pacific llroRd, These Indians have r.
Gently been tccusud Of cumu ng some drprct ions,
and on saturday party Of citizens from Rhwns went
to one Of IN We camps. quarrel rnsucd IN which
the citizens Killed ten or twelve Indians, aud 'ok SIX
teen ponr lot nf bl1pkeb, saddles. Gc. and return
cd 10 ltA Wins, The Ina very much excited,
and general Uc feared In cnnsequ qucDce, whIch
viii srriousy Interfere with the timer the mining,
and other interests throughout this region.
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A pcddlcr shot by a Farmer.

ST. JoHNsBrRY, Vt, June @.-On saturday
afternoon John stanton. German peddlcr, stopped
the house OF James SNOW, m Walden, and asked Mrs
Snow II she wished to purchase any goods Mrs snow
replied that she had no money. stanton said 81 guess
you nave money farmers generally have plenty of
IT," Mr. Snow who vas IN the house drunk, asked What
hc knew about it, and ordered him tu leave. stanton
said 10 snow, gucss YOU VIII not hurt gnyooy,' An!
got un his wagon snow took small foN ling piece aud
deliberately shot the pcddlrr stanton fen upon the
scat OF hls wagon aud died Immediately. snow then
pulled the body upon the ground aud sent his wte
10 the neghhOrs to tell them What he had done snow
Iltltla
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.-A despatch from
Virginia CITY this morning states that last night
quantity u giant powder stored In Roots building, in
the rear of the Bank OF California rNplodod with ter
rne effect. fo,h buildings are conplee wrecks Ten
Bokkclen Charles Knox, William Love, aud benjamin
hande Additional particulars will DO forwarded SOON.
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Arrived NoSDAY.J June N.

Arrivcd-NOSDAY,J june u.
Steamship Ellen $. Terry, Newbern, n. C., naval
II, ,fes.
steamship CITY Of Paris. Liverpool. rrsc. ant pas
Steamship Anglia, Glasgow, indse. and pass.
Steamship Idaho. Liverpool. mlsc. and PASS.
steamship Brncfnctor, Wilmington, naval stores
steamship sidoniin. Narseilles, mdse. aud pa.
Bark Emma g Scainmcl, rlsaqua, nitrate SODA.
Brig Clara Jenkins. rmladelphia, In ballast.
Brig Martha, Galveston, O'ton.
brig Geo. W. Halls, NRten1as, sng1r.
Srhf. Joseph Segcr, Old Ilarbor. Jam, loewood.
Schr' nr, ed m, Mind. Jr, s. plaster.
schr. ". 7. Crocker. Eleuthcr-. fruit.
AsO the usual river and colstwl vtsssis
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The Betting ON the Jersey Derby.

LONG BRANCH June 80. Corrigan, the great
seepe chaser from Canada, arrived At Monmouth Park
SUNDAY evening The excitement over the Jersey Derby
race ~ greater than over n" race between Long.
fellow and Harry Bas-ett last season Mauy heavy bets
have boon made. AT the West Ind Hotel tonight
Springbuk h tAc fayOrlte and Tom Bowling next.
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A small payment duwn and the balance in
easy ulu4tUy IaNiurAt- aid tue tuud .uuuu uuN tJl
the { rms the uVN NUsuu under trpd Sow. 3
machine, M ever! respect the beet and most peri -
mucllnr In use. Np man mas anJ excuse ur not pre-
seutn- 70 his mohcI or sister que OF th' So -up,
own time 10 Tor li, When one considers the low
Ice Ahich h sold, aud thc fact that 10 has demon
strateI IL superiority DNvr all the other machines 10y
surprising them lu c-sant Nurf, and above all tuc
turne on which II Is Sold the wonder II that there II
not a WILSON s, wing machine ~ every luW' lea the
state. Sat room at ~, hroLdNUy, N,w lurA, aud ln
all other cities m the United states. llC COMPANY
want aEcnt. ID Cuuntry tOWAa.-ALr.
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Live stock Market.

NEW YoRK. Monday. June 3O-Receipts Of
beeyes we're SO car. or ~ hea. making g59 for tho
week against iOtes last week, and 1921 for the
responding week last year The market extremely
dull and prices we're lower by i.a{c. IN. Poorest
bett native steers werc sold yallic ~. with fcw
cuice aud extra selections up to 1913 &C., and the
Texans ranged from SIC. u i0kc y n.
Shrcn and amns dun and lower uLdc~ tNccseive
receipts. The arrivals were ~ cars, or t29j mead,
making H,C1 for he We. h. agli n 1921 asst week.
Medium TO prime sheep were sold at 4LSt5fc. n and
Ordinary to Cl oicc laubs at gkMiic. IN
Receipts of hogs were 10! cars, it7i mead, giving
total for the week of against 26y last week and
5l2 for the corresponding week last year. Live hoys
were quoted al b 5hc. y. nud city dresseu fell or
AnOtheI &c. and closed Al az aiac.
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Susinrss Noiit,s.


The attention Of private families, roothe-r Makers
druggistA. masters Of vessels. sal 3on keepers, 6c
called TO the above preparation IL makes u the
pcaeantcst and health'cst beverages known. Depot,
80 Hulron It, sold by druggists generally,
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CiDE'S TRIAL.
STJRT or MIR mrs
.D'S UTOtINCE.


the Confederate Army- 1. Rrbe,
orn-u,w Frank wal~orth Tried TO
.il G-rmau.
rhe absence of Mr.. Jocob A. Chamber
ain, second Juror. DELAYED the trial. yesterday.
lntI half past one The crush ~ spectators
va great Many iadies-n"t Known 10 DC u
reci interested in the case--at ior hour"
aMTs 'n' n.r,s o,'urss, and oo,cists want
% noS yonn, w,lwor,h .,Iu m ,,nt,ins a
- - , ,,,,. 49,, .i,,ns -, i,s.ni,v
nnr. ,na ho, at,s,nnon no du,ifnllv famed
,,a s,na. - az, has,do him
u~r,,a, ua.Ii, wai,,o,,h ,y,s rsc,,,.d
Ho sd Vu about Nv your bu.Haus
'.,,.c ~ tbc pt"r,,itrgs rlc ~ NV relate any
nltrei Cts of violence committed 10y hiinP
parft A"ro"y ] reTin1 ho"se m .%eossS fne esami
Initiate insanity aud not include mere acts of
Nqqlagcfn fn,,,. aid uou,d draw No d,,,d,u,
JhIe "'N'S 81" W. """'' "''" "' "'''"'"-
u,,,,s,-tp tho srr-,ot Of 1875. while =, Saratoga
AZ Ssn ig fSr %n N TlEoT Gc IN Ty We rra %
s'a G9oCM SsSsSS5 2, e s Gnse,rq ~ ST most A.
T6lsui0uct, sdl. "fwiN tce,h youio ict,c me alone
% R.e Eeff ~ IN, he s,ep M lie sworS % mo, vacay sai
+ ss' @asd9d s Ia y Sr a ~ @a., rSYse tet%, ne
down" ~ about an hour he fc.' INTO pro'0u"' 'e'P
,.ro ..,. AN, ccnyrr.nr On tho mos, ctd
nary op,cs become n ali 1t once cscied That hid ben
200 "~ Wssn M .sSf had .Sn, some cchne snd pre-.
cuts OF various kud~ to- thc chItfn Ne, wItho1 any
nsbt and bean swcirns 4 his siscr IN inc m i
,eSni manner u 'rer,hf & Ine rr9ns W. we nou'
D.. lime wa. vcty strange Thcrc,w,s elways an, ~
ucns pallor, and looH nc ihM ot VIVA oeas' ire
O " an Won a,.irn any c,use or motive for person
Q, Pr; tf gn ,r''aAans aeunS IN 'ns way o'"
tT c',y any other ips,onces AAnothcr time.
sccS ycrS cuict ard riessss to me he came 10 my
INN ,"ti..idS i i IT, SSar NY 6r thf- "ith f6Shs
ne ami my children lie tried to stra lie m IN m.
SG H. SGS me "a an, ne y @ am S SH e ' Jus "a 'S Of Il.
E'G pe a 40 % @ es n rs @ fo5 Of 5 on ne
9 r1d he been uni;r oror "'tcitrn, m, n, Arms
b. Sss subject rrPeatcdy. Z not cycty ~ % tIose
IN inr'r ~ . rn ne m aeT c rh MS 'na 'o'S
''' rslsG ms Trrru.
o-on anv one Of ,aosc o,ca. on. d,d Won receive
II ~ .uca yo'cnco thc u.c Of NJ tom \. did
,, 3 , "1r c' @ tn' y1,re lt,S vi asn, ,cd
sgiGss tT m,.c ,I am tsS he" danar f 9, oi ca john J.
din. heirg severely injured, vas seldom Nuh cur
t..u he isS Ma9'a Ta:y ya T9laor;9 .u NM; IVA;
Ahnu 'ri: lncrrs IN h' "a nus ui ii an f2p ANN
p6s.icsi siren 90
re as@ S on ne oceS S ''' q" "'"
). oet,.iaS; A. tou, t.n diy. betorc.
Q-HSye lon any means sof detcrn ming what ic,tcrs
Nul fectn I'd from hra aud what we're y Pp,lt A.
lime he, e,'SS V re- rer,. .ed ''' W NV "
q 'R5v long haI ity letter been rcc.y,i pr. ,iou.
'oil' one received IN Wv n, Al don't bn'~ u
. 70 paa.r,'!nd tai t. Ill., '@-; r.al . N cVwgr,
80 ,iu.e iU' tutr " ttuf ,cp,fat y Not
THt, All ''' - '''
rHr wIFr'S LAST LrrrrW.
c-phvou answer any othi, i.tre-., A-Iu-o,,
ey,ranl .er' = .iit.r. u STING ), .9 ..--S'er
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Hats for Independence Dny,-Ruy your hats for
the "dav we celebrate" At KNON'S. N2 Brosdwiy ~.
kNoA = stock embraces all the summer styles aud 10
comior and mise pr,scutable appearance YOU
should wear KNOX hat.
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The fourth exhibition of the Cincinnati fair is
to open Wednesday, pit. Q, and continue until oct
T. Efforts foot to make the leading exposition
In the United States,
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miIed and &c. for old mixed. Oas active sales
nWl hush. al IS 'fgI1c. for cat i, mostly at
40 and % ssSc for white ye-sa 40 bush.
stat at SCI western at N). to stock If grain
In store; Wheat, 26 a9j hush; corn, 1851 10 bush
oets ,sJs bush; rye. JO2J bush riley, j93 bush;
malt, S26J ~ bush.; peas. ~. KS hush.
CorIos-The market for CO Opo the spot contin-
nes quiet Quoat ons uhchanl Cd Md VI Y upiands,
ffc. and low middlinR do. t0c sales 6ga bales of
ieh ts5 wsrc for consumption and e for tpcculson.
fur~ard dlfNer rcs advanccd Nc. with moderate truns-
Guons salcs sED bales clOslne. oy Official report
Dtc Tor july aHc. for August "a iec. for October,
and 1Hfc. Tor December. Tho Liverpool market " a.
quiet uiddling uplanfs, AKA.
huHDRIEs-Petroleum was uutct at issxc for refined.
and Ssesc for crude strsfned rosin iry active az
EsSsss2s,' y % Tor od do AMI fs for window glass
~ Tor ne. New YSts pscs"se; IailS~ Quoted 70.
steady sales Of az " soc. for neece and above
and 0lzc. Tor wcstetn Texas. Berth fr lights active
pool az li@2d but including 29D busn. at 1874. for
wheat TO London, and Ai 2kd. for rau to Glasgow.
all by steam. vessel to Penarth Road wi'h grain at
e. Cd, excluding Gloucester, al vessel from Phi a
delpha to French port with crude petroleum at S. ID
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u VI ~ "
wnEnR wAs TIE CownInrY

After the adjournment SUP rSi-pr kchr was
asked whether he really intended to carry out
his threat 10 cowhidc Supervisor Cooper.
"tertaiulS did was hia reply, and would
have done lt 4 hc had not auolngIIct.'
Hut where II your ruwuilcf' asked tho
questpner, throwing back the tapa of the SUI
peryis sOT's coat.
1t would not take tong to get II. 1t is not
more than nfty feet from mere, replied super
visor kehi pointing toward Gen, Iiuchucy's
Office and walking away.
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Travellers .pesk in the highest terms et
waiting OF spillng
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MARINE TyFELLI8ENCE

MINIATURE ALNASAo-.rrr. nv
sun 81 sun sets.... ~ Moon sets. II 10
nteH wAGLR-Ilits pAl.
SANDY HooE II ~ Gov. tsauI l. 81 Hen Gate. Js
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Weekly and monthly payments for furniture
and carpets at II. NJ. C0wperthWAlt Co.'S, I5S Chat
haLn tTeet-Ade,
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Common prudence requires examination Of
tht elastic truss at tSi Broadway, which presses
gentH all around the body ana hulds the rupturt night
ana day til cured. ADJ,
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IVon- Insect Powder l. ins'ant denth ia
reaches bugs, ants plant ice harmless o. Hour To hu.
man beings,
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OPEN ON the FOURTII The Museum Of Phren-
eltgI $50 Broadway. Examinations dGIlY.-Ado
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For wire screen, for doors aud windows, 90 to
t. and j. rorreys i0b Fulton street, near broadway.
-1dC.
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Special Noh,cs.
oH.rAtLr, 30 MARRIAGE

Ob-rAt LIZ TO MARRiAt'E,
ter envelopes Adirc.. uOWAEp Assoc lNllpN,
4 nd. phia. pl-su lu.ll 'u.uu 90 l1sl mrl r'pIta
tlun for honorable confuc rni rrofe-Foull Sd. o.
1875. JiI.N I. 1873.
Torptd'es factory s, War; So at iact'p pr.cs
qUsLfIt q 10 sur.
hIIN-nRtEu uHA wood, o." host tualIu-
known AS your gr for H. Depot "f las u -.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Pri1os casncd, urder. LIled, Information fUuusNr ri
h.pI,st ttt,s ptl for dYuuuous, Spanish bL.h plls
Government srcur.ilHs, &C., Nc.
TAYLOR co, BanNcrs. IL Nhn 80.
HAVANA LOTTERA.
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Ayers Ague Cure
r. Fever ami Ayuc. or Chills and Ferer.
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4 .mnn n.Amcnl anwn md the haIancc b

srPFFMR CorEr tHNurHs. Nos. 81 ', 81, ~, 0 l'U,
.lY, go, 81, e.
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rLrLll nr rLYINa ro rALk nrRMAN.

O'tp Won Below, the saratp'a terhor who
had urrSiuu-lN been ON the stand, tel He'd that
he u.cd - give Frank private lessons. frank
seemed 10 choke when trying 10 pronuuuce
German.
D.lrct Attorney -Q.-Did you ever hear iim
Ch X over any word th4t ~a- not German Al !
never %.
Ansou liuNcc, school master, was on Saratoga
Lake ON SUNDAY, Junc ], on "a fishing excursion
at the same time a. Frank and his young
brother, Tracy. lie uhe witnes-l tave crcun-
etautIal account of the aftemoun'a sport fr mn
which il appeared that the Walworths nshed
about as other people do,
District Al Urnty Pheps Q.-WhCh OF you caught
the most hsh2
Counsel for defence objected, and the ob lec-
Non was sustained, BOYoe was understood to
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-05

resistance Of payment of taxes to the
usurpiug government established by
tho aflidavits of w. Z. Kellogg and the
illegal orders of Judge Durcll. For the
purpose Of making more eifectual this
recommendation your committee have
considered it wise and just to suggest
the organization of a TaN-resistinS AS
ISOLATION, composed of all tho taN-pay-
crs of the parish opposed to the payment
of taxes to the Kellogg government,
which association shall organize per-
manently to resist the payment of such
taxes, with such officers rs viii! carry
on the object contemplated by this
meeting. II is further recommended
that Il public meeting for the purpose
of organizing the Association, perma-
nently, be held on the 10th day Of
April, 1873, and that, meanwhile, the
chairman of this meeting appoint pro-
ViSional officers, consisting of 4 Prcsi-
dent, three Vice Presidents,a Treasurer
and Secretary, who shall proceed to
take charge of and prosecute diligently
the duties of such offices for the purpose
OF organizing the people into an associ-
alton to resist the payment of taxes to
the Kellogg government, and to this
end shall notify the people of the parish
to hold primary meetings expressive Of
their views and to appoint delegates to
the parish meeting and of the day
selected for the public meeting above
recommended, and shall make such
collections of funds rs may be deemed
necessary to defray the expenses OF a
permanent organization. 1t is further
recommended that the Provisional
President caused to be prepared and
circulated throughout the parish, for
signatures, an agreement to be signed
by all such taxpayers as Will join ana
adhere to the contemplated TaN-fcsist-
ing Association and will bear their
share of the hUrthcn in the effort to
restore to Louisiana Il government
chosen by her own people.
Very respectfully submitted.
II. RICHARDSON, Chairman.
The chairman appointed the follow
ing officers: Col. II. Richardson, Pro-
ViSionai President; :. ID. McEncry, Eli
Noble, Robert J. Wilson, Vice Prcsi-
dents; G.. w. McEce, Treasurer and
Secretary.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
ID. F->UIK, President.
j.. {. BKOwN, Secretary.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-05

We invite attention to the proceed
in.5 of the meeting held on the End.
The next meeting Will be held On the
18TH for the purpose Of organizing the
tnx-resisters permanently. Mcnn"hiic,
provisional officers have been announc-
cd who will hasten on the work Of Or
gan;zation. The people may rely upon
it, that in Ouacllita, and in every other
parish in the State, there will be organ
izutions To resist tho payment OF taxes
TO Kellogg. Ways and means will not
be wanting to block the game OF that
model ruler.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-05
Death OF NIr. joel Yatum.

ono of tho largest funeral professions
We have witnessed in Monroe was that
which followed the mortal rcnlains Of
our esteemed friend, Mr.. Joel jatum,
to tho Monroe Cemetery, GA Sunday
last. Mr.. Tatum had been, for some
time before his death on Saturday, suf-
fcring from cllills and fever, but was
not confined either to his bed or his
home. Being an active, pushing plan
ter. he doubtless thought but little Of
his ailment, and went on in his usual
line Of duties, until suddenly brought
to bed by an unmistakable attack o!
swamp fever, q disease likely to follow
u neglected spell Of chills and fovcr.-
Ills decline, subsequently, was steady
and rapid, although relieved by occa-
sional symptoms of recovery. lie fore
saw, several hours before his final dis
solution, tho result of his illness, and
called the Rev. Mr.. Evans, and all the
members of his family, to his bedside.
IIo Joined with spirit and zest Ill the
singing Of |; hymn, was received into
the Church, and exhorted each member
of his family by name to take up the
cross of our Savior and join him in
heaven. He expressed his entire Will
inrncss to die and his readiness to meet
his Maker. His death was that Of q
philosopher calmly and peacefully con-
tcmplating his end. Mr.. Tatum leaves
a wife and several sons, with whom:
and with our State, OF whom the De
ceased was y most useful citizen, oui
synlpathics are deeply enlisted. Mr.
Tatunl was Il years Of age at his death,
having been born in -Autauga county
ttn in 1926.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-05
The Shreveport Bar.

1t is pleasure to us to point our
brethren OF the legal fraternity all over
all the prominent members of tn"
Shreveport Bar, respecting litigation
in the courts over the payment Of taXcs
to the Kellogg government. It will ne
seen 10y reference 10 tn" proceedings
published on oar first page, that mum
Der of the leading lawyers "f Shrov"-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-05

our friends OF the NJ
9xfx36iS1 6hxNh have received Il 1nu
Capt. y. W. Faulkner
d ,S8nR iSe " "a beautiful bell Of fine
size and finish, for Motley Chapel, their
house of worship. The pastor OF the
church, Rev. J. e. Cobb, requests us to
express tho grateful Acknowledgements
of himself and congregation for so
timely and generous = donation. The
bell, we understand, weighs about 1000
pounds. It will be hung SO soon as the
tower of the church is ready for its re-
CcptiOu. h
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-05
Spaldinc's Glue, cheap, convenient, useful
Caution

Caution!
Every genuine box of Dr.. McLane's Ltrea
PiEs bears the signature of Fleming Bros,
Pittsbur-, Pa, and thoir private U.S.Stamp.
~ Take no other, the market is full OF
limitations.
1t is the popular verdict that people who
have boon accustomed to tho use of BitterS
or Cordials. arc obliged, eventually, to re-
sort to -NcLume'S Lirer IfttS for permanent
relief novl6:6m
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-05

ARIZONA sSE;MISAKT.-WC have re-
ccivcd the annual circular, for 1873, of
this institution from Prof. j. w. Mich
olson, its principal. \ more devoted
friend TO education, more thorough
prcccptor, or more unscltish, cOnscicn-
tious man than Prof. Nicholson, We do
not know. In him arc happily blend
cd all the qualifications ofn teacher,
soldier, friend and citizen. "" can
not say more: less would fall short OF
conveying an idea ofJancs Nicholson's
worth. We arc glad the Arizona Sem
mary is literally patroniZcd.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-05
YXntrn Your AhNrCss.

THE date when each subscription OK
pir,.- i affixed to the Subscribers
name. Receipts OF money arcacI;noWl~
edged hy 4 simple change OF dates,
T};nr G,,u,i this.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-05

Stand not upon the Order of your Going
But go at once and buy bottle of tho
fragrant Sozodont. You will never regret
it, 1t not only bcautities and preserves the
teeth. and arrests decay, but leaves the
mouth cool. and the breath az fragrant as
rose. ~
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-05
.EtE.SS- MAKING.


Formerly Of New Orleans, respectfully
Informs tho ladies of Monroe and vicinity,
that SHo is ready to receive orders for Dress
Making Satisfaction guaranteed. Cutting
done at moderate price, and perfect fits
g.uarputccd-
Rcsidcucn-i p-Stairs III liornhardt build
ing: cilt rance on Second street. janlS:tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-05

The fruit was not entirely destroyed
by the freeze. Peaches, apples and
pears that were only in bloom, or just
forming, will come to maturity. The
fl" trees have suffered the most. There
will be about one-third of a full crop Of
Dcaches and Of pears.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-05
EaNoI'nfCTs Meeting.

At z meeting OF the Taxpayers Of
Ouachita parish TO take into consiaera-
ton and to perfect an organization for
tho resistance OF the payment Of taxes
to the Illegal and iis,irping government
known as the Kellogg government, it
was moved ana seconded that ID. Faulll
take the chair and D. c. Brown act as
Secretary.
The meeting being called to order, ii
was moved, seconded and carried that
the ChairappUint 4 committee offvc to
draft resolutions to perfect said Organi-
cation; whcrcupon the Chair appointed
the following committee: Col. II. Rich
ardson, Smith w. Bennett, Capt. CIV.
NcCranic, Fred Cam and y. y. Lacy.
The committee submitted tho follow
ing report, which was unanimously
adopted:
MONROE, April ., 1878.
Your committee, appointed to con-
slider and report u plan for resisting on
the part of the people of the Parish Of
Ouachitn the payment OF taxes to the
Kellogg government, respectfully re-
port that they have had the subject UNI
der consideration, and beg leave to
report
THAT your committee il moi in doubt
of the illCga!ity, from the beginning, Of
the said Kellogg government, and
that,whCnCVcr its claims to our support
are legally tested, opposition thereto
! will be affirmed as right and just. Our
duty as citizens and individuals, there
| fore, demand Of US the Use of all legal
L.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-05

The corpse Of a colOrcd man was
caught in the river opposite town
Sunday and brought TO shore. 1t was
identified by another colOrcd man as
the body OF Charles Williams, who fell
overheard from the steamer Ozark and
was drowned. Az ugly Won nd was to
be sccu on his Jaw, made by the boats
wheel. Tho body was seen floating past
Trenton. but was not brought in.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-05

There has been considerable mortali-
ty among the colored people Of late.
Among the latest deaths is that Of old
Happy Harry, tho wooG-chopper, who
leaves behind sharp AK and many
chips.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-05

Service will be held in Grace Church
every Sunday at 10A y. NJ, Rev. y. S.
Clark, Minister.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-05
y. &. BNOwS, Secretary.

The case of tho ten or twelve freed
men who, last fall, iorcibly rescued
prisoner from Special Officer Rawls,
Who Was bringing him to town for
commitment, came up, practically as
to all the accused, in the trial OF An
drew, or Anderson Jackson, ono of
the permanent actors, on Tuesday.
The trial was by jury, that body being
composed OF clvcn blacks to one white,
tho latter but inIifcrcntly Vcrscd in
jury proceedings. Tho case was sub
mittcd, after q tedious investigation
and full argument, to the jury, and
that body dcliberatcd several hours
upon Il verdict. Next morning the
jury came into court to render a verdict,
when the Judge asked if the jurors were
all agreed. Tho foreman responded,
Ycs; when Charles George, for himself,
said, No. Judge Ray ordered the jury
| back TO their room, and after II second
incubation, they returned q verdict of
guilty. The punishment is hard labor
| for not more than two years. Sentence
has not been passed upon tho prisoner.
| Soon after the result Of the trial,
AIcssrs. Jno. and Jas. Ray, NJ. NJ. and
II. j. Grady, Enncmoscr and Duncan
| Hill, [cc!orcG) bondsncn for the uutricd
balance, surrendered their principals to
the law and they were taken to Jail in
short order. Which goes to show that
Il darlzcy's word and honor arc not
| trusted by the Rat;ic&ls halfso much
after an election as just before. The
negroes, however, have gotJu.t what
why did the borlsmcn desert their
principals when they knew at the out
set, as well rs now, that they were
| amcnablc to the law?