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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-18
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,

A VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND
n DWELLING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
BROAD STREET BETWEEN TWENTY
FOURTH AND TWENTY.FltTH STREEIS'
CHURCH HILL. FOR SALE BY AUCtloN.E
ON WEDNESDAY the 22d instant. at O'Clock
z. NJ, we shall sell by auction. on the premises, the
property described and located as above, In thor
Ough order.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance In six aud
twelve months, negotiable notes TO be given Tor the
deferred payments, with interest addsd, ana Sc
RICHARDSON Sc CO.,
iyl7 AucrI0necrs.
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OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
VIRGINIA tENITENTIABY, :

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
VIRGINIA PENITENTIARY,
RICHMOND, Va, July Is, 1S74.S
CS0 REWARD will be paid for the ar
eDCU rest aud return to this Penitentiary OF
KENNEDY SMITH tcolored), escaped this 18th
day OF July, 1874.
DESCRIPTIONS:
Complex ION, black; hair, black; eyes, black;
fee, IN inches high; age, twenty years.
Scar on instep OF right foot. and one on big toe Of
same foot -at
Sent from the county OF Pittsylvania, August
80. 1871. for horse stealing. Term or sentence,
sixteen years. GEURGE f. STROTHER, ~
superintendent Virginia Penltentary.
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GROVE SPRINGS.

This nleasaut summer resort win be open as usual
A t Bowling alley, boating fishing &:
h1utiDg, croquet, shady Walks s sto,u Youths
and gentlemen preferring, may battle In Inc ri'ef'
screenetf.,; groves OF willow enoo, From,
Vegetables, fruit, butter, ana pouitry Hco'i A1oA
AS heretofore only few select guests WIZ pe ie'
ceiyed, aud reference required. tyo and a
half miles from Woodstock, Shenandoah county,
Va. on baltimore and Ohio railroad. 81, c,,rn-
Close connection now from kicnmono V'o' "'aun-
ton by rail TO Woodstock p.nr,.,or
woodstock. Va.
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BY Richardson L Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
LID M.in cfrn.f

VALUABLE MANCHESTER PROPER
Y Try Fur SALE BY AUCTION.-We shall
sell by auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY,
23d Instant, at 64 o'clock Z. NJ, vALH,AsBLE
DWRLLING, Kitchen, stable, &C., all enclosed
with neat and substantial fence fronting on Eve
rctt aud Maury streets between jefferson and Clay
streets, In The town Of Manchester.
TEnMs: one third cash: balunce in six and
twelve months. negotiable notes to be given for the
deferred payments, with interest added, and title
retained until the whole purchase money Is paid.
RICHARDSON Il CO.,
jy17 AucToncers.
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REWARDS.

cox REWARD.-A reward of twenty
sDIc five dollars will be promptly paid by Ca
Ira Grange for Information that Will lead TO the ap-
prchenston of, and delivery to the proper thor-
ties OF Cumber land county, the villain who unaw-
fully entered The house Of JAMES 4, GRIGG IA
member of this tirauge) In HIS absence, to tie great
terror of his family, aud thereby perpetraiing an
outrage WINS committed on sunday. 5th July.
WALTER L. GUTHRIE, MISTER.
B. d. GLOVER, Secretary. jy1S-St
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DIETErIcSS;. c.uovr DIES anApss-r,eneA.
LtEBIG's FOOD FOX ISFASrs-EnS'tsh'
LIEBiG'S FOOD FOR ISFASIs-Dos'oH'
LACTEoUs FARINA-S~iss.
PREPARED bARLEf-knIlisil.
PAPoMA. from Wheat.
BERMUDA ARROW ROOT, v,cn
PREPARED SCoTCH UAT MEAL, PEAKt .n ,,W,
GRANULAR TAPIOcA, PkEraKED CORN siAN'''
VALENTINES MEAT JUICE,
LiEBIG'S EXTRACT MEAT,
PULyERlZED RAW BEEF, ,o,-,r,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR, ARoGAIlC L'f~
PEPsISE, and all valuable remedies for siie ..
MEADE s. BAKERS brni SLOT.
Jyf 9lJ Nau on--
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BY n. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer'
'.,ff Ma 1914 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAI
" VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWNAS lh =
WALL-STREET HO1EL.-Pursuant 70 u ecref
Of the Circuit Court Of Hsn.co County,, ru
and others The undersigned, special commisslo
named in said decree, viii, on WEDNEsDAfa2S "
Of July, 1874, on the premises, ut O'CLOCK r
Toned In said Decree known as the Wal-stree. ho.
tel situated on the east line OF Fifteenth sIreet ~
tween Main and Franklin and CONSISTS OF q Eli
two business houses on the first floor and iarge
dwelling on the upper stories, and wing running
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to defray expense o.
sale: balance In equal instalmehts ut one, TWO, am
three years for negotiable notes wild ln , sn
added, title 10 be retained by the court untA tue CIR
''io J. 3. YOUNG.
III ROBERT HOWARD,
F. p. TURNER,
T. R.'GKATTAN,
iv1s ST. ecial Commissioners.
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BOARD. Persons wishing
Is ROARfI In the country can and comi9Trap,e.
noasa ira mearnyas and accessibility, beinE u
.s",iv IN The Chesapeake and OHIO railroad 1,atan.
twrmy mikes frou this city, renders Sery 1 a
George A. HnndIey Il Go. and Robert a. LecAs'
Rlchmoho' va " sWooDsON & BOSWELL.
,,,k.stx Hanover Courthouse, va.
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COURT ORDERS.
BOWERS d son vs.. SrUKENBURG

BOWERS d son vs.. SrUKESBURG
l. AND ALS-!N THE CHASCERY COURT OF
THE CITY OF kICcMuND:
os decree entered In this cause on the Is th day
of June, 1874, one of the commissioners of this
cou't is directed 10 Inquire and report
LIST. Whether the decd from Joseph SIukenburg
and wife to Joseph Aiard. Jr., I1a:ed the Ii day
OF Noveaher, S73, was lnade'to delay. hinder. or
defraud creditors of the saio stukenburg. and whe
tber the seal estate mentioned and conveyed by
said deed h fir any liable tor the payment
OF the plaiatitfs' judgment.
I'd. An account OF all estate, re u and personal,
Of The said stlkeuburg which Is liable for the pay
,izent OF the s2id plaintiff Judgment.
Sd. An account Of all liens upon said Stuken-
oth.r matters specially stated deemed pertinent by
SAID colnmissisaer, or which may be required by
any xsarty TO he SO stated
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

FLORIDA AGUE PILLS.
A certain cure for IIIILLS and FEVER, nIMn
CnILLS aud AGCE, withoutany VI the LUXURIOUS "a
fccts of quinine. mercury, or arsenic. IL, ,, in
Numerous Testimonials OF their specific ehrc' ~
all cases of Chils and Fever, after 4niniic Az
other remedies had completely failed, are Ia '"'
hands OF the proprietor.
A cure Is guaranteed I'm every case.
Price SOC. a box. Sent by mall free. ,
For sale by ROBERT LICK I, Proprlntoit' a III
Messrs. Bodeker Brothers, Berriao & McfiA' "''
s. +. Dove. Druggists, Richmond, Va.
tp o5-eodl m
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By II. Mccormick, Auctioneer,
l414 Main street.
byJ. L. Apperson,
kuctioneer and Real Estate AGENT
No. 1915 Main street.

yrRI7sTEE,s SALE OF THE YALU-
ABLE BRICK STORE AND nWlE FL Il :. e
No. $40. AND BAKERY ATrAG TAI; = - o npdhn
WEST SIDE OF NEAR BROaDs
s - RI AT AUCTtON by virtue of deed Of
trust from John Gallagher and wife TO .ne SUI
ed. shall elng thereto required by the benehclar
sell on the premises, on SAIukpA1 T., J ,n n as
t3r dav hereafter the BRIGK STORE. DWELL
ING. and BAKERY occupied by rhe said Gallagher
and located rs above, with rooms suppleu Mtan
wafer gas, &c. The lot fronts ~ feet lncues'
and runs back 127 feet to an alley twenty feet vice
n Is regarded as frstrate bus ness stand IN tnat
locality, and its proximity to the Offices OF tue
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company ADDS ma
terially to It's value on ,ho
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as 10 me
don't secured and unpaid and expenses OF sale tahout
s2.25Oj, the beneficiary will accept one-fourth IN
cash, aud the balance at four, elght, anu WE'VE
months for negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
cureo by trust deed in lieu hcrenf as TO the resi-
due will be mace known at the sale.
NNo' JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
7 r.. AppRRsoS, Auctioneer. jy 7-tds
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DUFFALOS SPRINGS, MECKLENBURG
An ADbITIONAL SPRING, deci 1edy impregna.
ted with the celebrated " Salts of Ltthia." These
Springs open for the reception OF visitors on Inc
FIRST OF JUNE. 1874
In most of the chronic forms Of disease Regarded
as remedial BIZ mineral waters these Springs ENJOY
d deSeryedty high reputation. ,
In general adaptation and curative power IN dis
eases of women, In dyspepsia In It's protean forms
IN chronic Intermittent fevers! and IN all diseases
generated by nlalarial poisons. they are without q
rival among tn, medicinal waters OF America. Inc
proprietor is aware that this is very strong Claim
The public will Judge If 1t be sustained by the test'
moniaIs submitted.
Since the last Spring season several valuable
springs have beer discovered at this place. one OF
Them according to an analysis made hy Professor
Tonry of Baltimore, is decidedly impregnatti with
the .'Sats OF Lithia," which Has gwen such ceie.
brly to tile Gettysburg spring In our own country
sud to the AK l., Chappce and Virhy waters OF
the continent of Europe. ana whch is, so niRhiy
esteemed in the medical world as Il remedy 10
gout rheumatism, ind In kidney and bladder ahec-
lions. ~.
Professor George B. Wood, Of the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA, says: "Therc Is ptrtlars no DINER
remeUv from which equal efficacy may be expected
i'm The removal OF the deposits OF the urate OF soda
tieuts and in preventing the deposits III the KID
ueys aud urinary passages"
1t NAV be worthy OF note that ms Is the only
Spring In Virginia In Which tins SALT IS louho
otherwise than the meresf trace.
Pamphlets containing analysis, testimonials. &c.
LADD & CO.. druggists, or Messrs. WEST, JOHN.
sTON & Co. booksellers, Main street, Richmond
Va, or by addressing the undersigned at Boynon
Va fan 24.dyw4mI THDNaSF GfhinE.
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GALE OF VALUABLE Personal
nuINlEHTN

n PROPERTY. :
AS trustee in deed OF trust executed on Ain
April 1874, by Parker C. " escOtt, tn me as Irus-
Phillips & Jennings, shall, on the 2lst day Of
JULY next expose to sale to the highest bidder, at
public auction. for cls0 at the Wescott House, on
Franklin street. In the city OF Richmond, the foi
lowing properly, to- wit: las yards of OiL.CL0TH,
14s y.ras Of PAPER FELTi onS , pair BILE Luz
of DKESDEN TAPESTRY, 6k yards DAMASK,
7k yards COCOA MATING, aud 4 yards TAPES
.ifiY CARPET. JOSEPH JOHNSON,
10 II Trustee
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TAYLOR'S SPRINGS,
sometimes called
MASSANUTTA SPRINGS,
c. .x,tIos frou, uarrfeonburp Wa,
four miles from. Harrisonburg, Va

Comfortable accommodations have been provided
ot this Mace for limited number OF OoaroerS aDu
thc hotel Is now open for the reception OF Vs.o's.
The mineral water has performed the mo sst9,-
fishing aud remarkable cures IN many CHROME iaii
dies and in forms aud conditions oil al scasc when
would generally be considered incurable by heucal
treatment. , s,o,to I'D
It Is prominently Alternative, tonic, auretic, ana
r,Ivc in It's action, and admirably adapted To
IN treaInent Of diseases of the digestive organs,
The lungs Kidneys, skin and the urinary anu ~ene-
The worst forms of dyspepsia and liver disease
have been entirely cured by 1t. II has been urea IN
numerous cases Of AGUE AND FEW Err, ana mas never
b en- known 10 fail 10 effect 4 cure.
Rrrht's disease Of The kidneys, scro1uia, cuia-
peous affections sore eyes and diseases OF The Kid
news. bladder, urethra, and uterds nave all oeen
cured by it. r. to
mower thoroughly To eradicate from tile human syS-
lem The most eply rooted diseases. and 10 r-estio-
fish In the most entcebleu constitutions vigorous
health IL is confidently nlieved To have no supe'
rior If, indeed. 1t has any equal among the mine
raj waters of the world.
in a high and healthy region, and the climate Is
pleasant and saubriou
Passengers leaving Richmond, Va, baltimore.
Md Washington, ID. c., OH the morning cars VIII
reach Taylor's Spring the same afternoon before
dark.
Board per day, So per week, $12; per month,
$40. ou
tificateS Of cures, &C.. write TO
j. Z. EFFING Err, Proprietor.
~ A. eod1m Harrisonburg Va.
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WARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
" VIRGINIA

have leased this celebrated watering-pace. ano
nm The 81 of june will he ready TO receive Fisitors'
orsnnner If part:es insist upaRcomlnR.
Terms: 600 per month Of twrhtf. eight days.
p.mnhIefs to he had Of PURCELL, LADD 20.
Richmond; COLEMAN d RodEhs' oa'1iiloie' VI "
the proprietor
,1eo On "' JOHN L. kUBANk.
raIlroa":a On Proprietor.
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-AnCTIor sALEs-gnturs Days:
ADSAAyS. -S =
BY J.. l.. ADpersofi,
& Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
T. NO 1o1 q. Main and Eleventh streets. q

Heaf ESl1E hEoHt ~AsS1 80
~ no. 1915, Main and Eleventh streets.
4 UCTION SALE BY CATALoG5n,gyvs w f.
:, ). M e wv LIBEhRY, At THE real, Gs-
ThPE E1CH AEGf.--0n. WtpNESDIAs,1t1 J ,ui}l
%. 1874, commencing at O'Clock m library.
scontafnine about i 900 vol GM e. amongst Hnicl
arc some OLD AND kARE EDITIONS; sord .
tier the sale Of the law library, VIII ps EIf1S
bRCE AND VALUABLE MisCELLAM,iECn.,,,,
,LiBRhRY selected by q gentleman Of hne h.efai'
TASTE aud requirements. porusoN
TERMS: Cash. y. l.. ar Trunneer
jy1S-tds ~ nas.-0S--- --
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II EWfS'S WHITE LEAD, LINSEED
Ii OIL. .NPlRlTfs TURPENTINE, WINDOW
GLASS, &c, l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
yl9 Sixth aud Bread streets.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, July 8, 1874.
The urrties interested are hereby notified that
have feed on TUESDAY the 4th day of August,
1874 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, MS the time. and my
office on eleventh between Main and Bank streets,
in the 0itF Of RichR ssld, the place, execute
the Foregoing decree. THOMAS j. EVANS,
liz f-Sdw Commissioner.
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LIFE INSURANCE.


MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
M PANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER *65. 600, 600.
Cash dividends, SURPRISING all others, at frSt ano
rery anniversary of policies. -
Premiums payable annually, semi-annually, and
uarLerly. ,,,.,,, ,
The OLDEST, LARG EST, and CHEAPEST company
In the United States:
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent,
on o2-9m No. HOS Main street.
CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE
" COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS, s7,OOOCO0; INCOME, s3,000,000;
SURPLUS OF 1873 New York stand
ard), S671,64l.
NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED, $4,000.
All of its surplus is div ded out TO polcy-oderS,
this company being purely mutull.
1t now enters Virginia for the first time ana VIII
he glad to make contracts with C:tnvasserS OF good
or nerence UABNEY H. MAURY.
General Agent for Virgt'ia
OFFICE: No. Tenth street, schater's building
lie 3-3m
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HARVEST WHISkEY,
LII BLACKBERRY BRANDY,
CALlFbRNIA BRANDY,
FRENCH BRANDY,
ST. JULIEN GLAkET.
N. b. Bucks CATAWBA, IVES, al
CONCORD WINES.
je13 j. B. KIDD, TIT Broad street.

HANGER & CO.'S PURE AUGUSTA
Ill COUNTY VA, RYE WHlSkEY;
ABNE'S No. l PURE AUGU STA COUNTY,
VA, RYE WHISKEY.
As agents for Richmond and Manchester we offer
The trade the above brands of pure whIskeys In lots
tosuit. We have also Bumgardner and other brands
Of Whiskey, Wines, Gia, Brandy, &C., and full
line OF q -Cotfecs, Sugars. Teas, Bacon
Lard, Soap, Flour, Mackerel, Herrings, Cheese,
Soda, Candles, Tobacco, Cigars. fresh supplies Of
)SBORS'S JAVA and GLOBE MILLS RIO COZ
FEES flor which we are agents}-at wholesale by
my 22 ROGERS & MCCASCE.
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'AuCrTOM aALrs-T pay.

AUCTION AALEs-This Day.
,>oE~~~-@S~~>O~~s~
~ C6ok q Laughton. AactioneeSss
n corner Governor and Franklin streess
TroRsEs AND MULES At AUCTION.
IL THIS DAY ut 10 o'clock we viii seu &C the
horse lo ssr LlI gaad pWS sl5sy,B
Two pairs OF young well.broke MULs.ss net \,
for no fault and sold for account Oh WHOM ~
may coleefn. COOK &LAUGHTON,
.1o Auctinneers.
By II. Mccormick, Auctioneer,
l414 Main street.
r WILL SELL THIS DAY AT AusS u
l. ton. at o'clock, at the corner s o, ef
Franklin streets very choice assortment u
CROCK ERY.
GLASSWARE,
WOODEN WARE.
BIRD-CAGES, rp.>rrs
LAMPS AND LAMP GOODS.
BRACKETS. &c &C.
Sale will be- continued at 8 o'clock I. NJ.
jy1S ID. MCLOhn.S-H,
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LARGE AND VARIED STOCK

now on hand Orders filed promptly and on the
most accommodating terms by the different lines.
Ware-rooms on Governor street. Factory 4;
Rockets. j. 23-3tapts
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LIFE INSURANCE
" COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
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DRIME GOLDEN SYRUP, Porto Rico
j. and New Orleans Molasses, at w. G.. DAN.
DRIDaE & CO.'S, S27 Broad street. NH 24
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E1rr Or IErrEIes.

HlgT OF 1ETTEtS.
r ISL Of LETTERS REMAINING IN
ia THE RICHMOND POST OFFICE JULY Ao'
ASIA. ~. =, ,,,,.s ne, xyt,, n,ease
s.r = XdyrrsfarHn III not called for In four Meeks
hsy Vii, be ysnt to the Dead-Letter once, IN W asr
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EDUCATIONAL.

uAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.
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The next session Of HAMPDEN SIDNEY vii
brgin September Sd, 1874.
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Agent of the Davis Sewing Machine, Medicated
File company (2) Proprietor Richmond and Man
chester Launnry. Pastor African Spring Hill Bap-
list church, Westham Granite Company.
VESSELS.
Schonners Sea Bird. Rose Mcnevtt, Lady Emma
t2j. Lizzie Ennis, Joseph Farwel Rcdipgton. ii.
A. blay, Mohawk. Peter G.. schultz, Fl. V. SIM
mons, Margaret Steclman, j. T.. Williams.
FOREIGN.
Carlo Chirppr, Fridar Landau. VoIcndin 1ch-
joseph Heese, Michele Paeiur, wary.
f. l., VAN LEW, Postmaster.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-05-01
NOTICE..

HAVING been appointed Register Of ,u-
IL ters for the city of Monroe and having
qualified according to law, will proceed
Of said city. My Office will be open for
Registration on the 2lst day of March and
will remain open from day to day Sundays
inclusive.
ofice: trouting on Grand street, in the
building lately occupied by l.. Kern, and
and DeSiard streets aud the River.
Office hours from A. NJ. Ia " NJ. and
from 2 y. NJ. to T. NJ.
w. r. SOtTHARD,
Registrar.
Monroe, La, March Is. 1874. nZ7:Gt
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Mr.. J. B. Hart, at Dallas, Texas, tel
egraphs an inquiry here as to the
whereabouts of w. L. Corver, of Iber-
Vile parish, and says he wants to send
money to Corver, and wants him to
come to Dallas.
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from the N. o. Picayune.

From the N. o. Picayune.l
Responding to query as to which
was the highest water-mark, that of
1871 or that Of 1862, we would state, on
the authority of the officials having
charge Of the records, that 1871 Is entitled
to the championship. The rise was
sudden and very short lived, being
caused mainly by a heavy southeast
blow, which backed up the water from
the Gulf; but for the moment it seems
u fact that the river reached a higher
point than ever before.
kellogg has appointed the following
named individuals ON the Board OF Man.
ayers of the Louisiana State Agricultural
College:
George Y. Kelso, Thomas c. An,ses'
son, Frank Pargoud, Thomas Nichoi-
son, NJ. d., Alfred Shaw, V. o. King,
H. Bonzano, Seymour Straight, John r..
Clay.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-05-01

We should be pleased to publish, as
requested, the proceedings of the meet
ing held at Judge Rays Office to organ
izea Relief Association, but our columns
are already deluged with matter about
the flood.
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The Weather,

Never so much looked at and talkd
about, changed from wet to dry a week
ago-for ficlleness' sake we suppose
and has continued fair, warm and alto
gether lovely ever since.
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This Issue.

AS you expect to live to be tho oldca-
inhabitant, you had better preserve
this paper. If your copy should get
lost, or some liberal soul borrow or steal
it, the exigency has been provided for
by us, ir printing a large number OF
extra copies.
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The Roads.

Something must be done at once for
the roads. The Claiborne road, back
of Trenton, and all the roads leading
from Monroe must of necessity he at
tended to.
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HOUSE.

on J &C KSON STREET.,
4 first class boarding house in the central
portion of the city, is now open to the pub
lie at the most reasonable rates by the day,
week or month. u. Il. TROtfSDAIE.
Jan'y 2, lS7A.--ly
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AT the Post-of6ce, we are informed
that the mails going east will be sent
ria Shreveport, until further notice.
Shreveport is over 100 miles west Of
Monroe.
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The Homer Iliad thinks we have
ssstruck OIL" This is q mistake. We
are simply shoveling dirt, and it seems
we will never. get through with the
Job. ..- ...-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-05-01

The may-haw trees are doing their
duty. The good housewife will please
get her kettle in order and prepare for
work. The jelly season is on us.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-05-01
INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH.

Miss Salina Dabl,s desiring IL French
class, >oicits the patronage of her friends.
She VIII teach boys and girls and give les
SONS to gentlemen and ladies'.
For particulars apply at The residence OF
Mrs. ID. Il. Fahy, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, bctween and 3 o'clock.
Monroe, La. Feb. IL, 1874. n22:tt
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-05-01
UTAGONSi WAGONSl

Twenty-Five Two and FourHorsc Iron
Studebaker Manufacturing Co., just re-
ceived and for sale at the lowest markct
rates by FRED ENDOM.
October >, lS73.-,:tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-05-01
MEATS. MEATS,

The Undersigned will keep, in the Ware
house on Mrs. Millions lot, on Third street.
Fresh beet, Mutton and Pork,
and asks share of the patronage OF the
public. EMILE RAUXET.
September IL, 1873. 52:tf