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9as &oble,,nt otpnpI.

SH per NIL oeH 81. Salllar er0ell0en gSod1e
iuurben ,529 SOnnen 9lutbracit Soblen,
i'm gaBen Sabre 1877 1927 Sonnen perIdidt,
gegen 1,538,825 8Onnen i'm poriqen Sabre,
mas alio cine 2lbuabme bon 160, 1898 Sonnen
crgiebt. Son bitumin0len &oblen muroen in
Oerlclben3ett 81 ,3l1 SOnnen, i'm Sabre 14O,<
451 Sonncn, BON alien SorteH 3ulammen
aber 292 ,840ln Der genannten 9Sod)e bon ben
Soblenbtltrtfteu nad ben perid,ieSenen Sta=
pelplaten perlallbt. Der @ciammt 8oblen=
transport betrug in bem genauuten Sabre L.
528,278 Sonncn, gegen 1,679,842 in benz
porlgen SABRE; Ibnabmc 160,564 Sonnen.
Sn BOrt SfiGmouO tameu in Der NIT Dem Z.
6ebruar enbenOen @od)e GOOO Sonnen Sob
len an, OerifiTit mlroen 260O Sonuen uno
an 6auS bliebeu $4,000 Sonnen. Stir Die
Soblenproon5enten unO 6Gnbler finO bteausz
fihten iebr gut. Die an ben 9erid)iffungsz
Yunften aufgelpeiferten 100000 Sonnen
meroen als nttbt 5ureidcnb fir ben enorn1en
Sebrauf eradtet. Die gtahirage lit gut uno,
oa ale SefiirAtungen rpegen Streitt0feiten
5milden ben &Obleuarbeitern unb ben 0tinenz
beiitern in ben Soblenregionen qei6punben
finb, 10 9laubt man, baB bas 9ei6Gft iid)
na6 bem eriten Wtar; aiBerorDentlif) beben
unb mabrenO SeS ganjen Sabres gut bleiben
ipiro.
Die BON ben aoblenmonopoliiteu beliebte
monatlide grb0bun9 Der Soblenpreiie ioll
bltrh baS gauSe Sabr binbur6 beibehalten
perOen. 9ieie mOuatli6e YreiSerbDbung
miro fir Ipril, Wfai uno sunni ie flint Gents,
fir Suli, an9uit, september, Sttober uub
9topember ie 10 @entS pro Come betregen,
mas bis Sum 1. DECEMBER siuer GrbDbung
oc8 Breiles Der Sonne Soblen nm 80 GentS
glet1fonmt. Sanlit aber Der Marft an6
al fetnem YlaBe Su iiberfiillt miro, 10 iollen
bic 3uicnbungen mad elmer 5abelle regnlirt
wcrOen, ptltc Die Ntinenbeiber, iorpie Die
ed)s groben @tienbabu= unb Soblencompa9>
MEN auf9eite0t babcn. als SaiiS Der Sa=
beae luirO eine idbrli6e Sobleuausbeute pon
Sebn Wtlutonen SoHnen angenommen.
/. Die In5a6l Der fir @onfurrens= =Mdrfte
beittmnlten Sonnen fir 5ebu Mouate, bonn l.
Sebruar his so. 9topentber 1874, ioQ 3ebn
Wfillionen Sonnen betragen unb inter Die
Ied)s Sntcrehenten in berielben 8roportion
pertbctlt perbel, lpie es I'M 6ebruar 1873 fir
bas Gei4Gft bes lerten Sabres an9enommen
purbe, nGmlid:
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.9ret@rs

renS zines Strettes in elmer S6napsfueipe 5r
SSgoOb, SnOiaua, t0Otete SOibua Otitfea
ieiueu Stiefiobu @mmet &anoeoer.
|. l.es
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Surd1 &O(Ietl00S erIff6t. .

- ;P } tInbel , bta, 8. 9Sebruar. = 9afob
2slelauS unO ietne 6rou murbeu beute Ntor=
a aSn Il! t9rer 2Sobnnng, weld)e iiber elmer
SSritbl9att IN Seitz zBbtlaoelpbia gelegeu lit,
olrg Sobleugas eritift 9efunben. BielanO
nuroe mteoer gum SewuBtietn gebra6t, ieine
Srau ltarb ieoodl 6alb nadl6er.
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S5ut 8erltf 0ct6Sfet.

atlanta @a., 6. 6ebr.-6iram@Oo6z
ruff, eiu giienbabn= In9eiteQter, gerietb tei'm
3uiammenbafen 3weier g8oggon8 SruiI9en
Die 8uiier unO murOe 5u 3Obe genucti9t.
Selbitm0r0 eincs 8cGjts9elcDrtct.
9apannab, @a., 10. 6cbr. - @eOrge
S. See, cin prOmineuter 9feAt8gelebrtcr ans
Sufiolo, g.=Y., begtng beute 0tOrgen i'm
,YnlQsEI.Oouie" Selbitmorb.
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@nrN In TOl8c bon 3rMWfen belt.
StactnUatt Ohio, 10, 6ebr, - 8a9s
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PartS, 6. 6ebr. - Dtoni. Buffet purbe
beuts 5nm PGdt0cntcn Der 9ationalueriamnI>
lung mieOer erpGBlt.
PartS, 6. 6ebr. - 9teurbunNcrt Cont
muntiten ertparten nod ibrcu %rO3eB.
BGrts, 8. 6ebr. - @rin3 3onto, mel
der 0or etnt9er 3ett nit Dem Briuseu @bifa
Elm Duell bate, tit3u Oieridbriger @efdu9niBz
frafe uerllrtbeilt porOen.
PGrtS, 10. 6sbr, - Der fran30Eidje
Shrlftiteller SuleS @tidelet lit 9eitor6en.
| Nttfelet mar am 81. 9ugnlt 1898 bier
gebOr'n nnO errei6te iOmit Gin 2lltsr bon fait
| rs SGbren.
Pdrts, 10: 6ebr. = Sr. 8oibburn, Der
ameritanii9e geianbte in 8aris, qab 5ru.
8srtbolbt, Dem neuen iransDFi6en GeiauOteu
in @Gi5in9tOH, gu g4ren am sIbsnOe Dor OsE
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-27
The Railroad.

We have been unable to obtain any fur
thor information touching the recent rail-
road decision moro than is contained in the
briefsynopsis given on our first page. from
which it appears that the court issued orders
looking to the enforcement of the rights of
the bondholders by summary process. The
order for the appointment of receiver of
theroad contemplates speedy dispossession
of the present company. We have been
| unsuccessful in our efforts to ascertain what
Labelling & Co. propose doing. They are
operating and otherwise managing the road
| the same as before the recent decision. It
has been intimated to us that an arrange
| uent may he effected by which the present
| holders of the road will be compensated for
the repairs, improvements, &C., made on
the road. ,t'
This section of country is anxiously look
ing for speedy settlement of the affairs of
the road SO that the work of completing II
to Red River may go forward at once. Eirh,
years have been FILTERED away, at great
cost to the development of this region. in
vexatious litigation, much. of which was
based upon Personal feelings, while other
4 sections far less favored i'm natural adyan,
tages have now many years the start. Pub-
1 lilo interests demand q Termination of the
| suspense-if necessary, by the shortest cut
/ possible. N-& - flt - III -
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ON 60 washington.

Several ofthe Radical leaders of this State.
with Kellogg at their head, have, we learn
from the New Orleans prints gone to Wash
ington. It has been suggested that the pur-
pose Of this visit in to testify IN the matter
ofthe impeachment of DurelL We inagine
thst different mission moves these Radt-
cal magnates. The fate OF Durell, it is
true, IL yet undecided, and kellogg, Field
and others may be summoned rs witnesses,
but It is more In keeping with Radical
tactics that this gathering at Washington OF
friends of the Kellogg usurpation means
business Of another character, and thst
before the authors Of the nsnrpation have
set their faces homeward . scheme will bs
Einaugurated to secure congressional inter
ference In Louisiana ahhiM, with the yiew
Of maintaining kellogg and his oftacaels "a
power. We have observed lately q .i1mtd-
can't silence in orr Republican exchanges
concernin1 Q thew election 4" whereas be.
fore the late election 1t was the policy Of
these papers to decry ana oppose Any actionf
by Congress which would 8iye the people
the Opportunity to ballot second Time up.
ON the issues 81 1s72. Our belief is, that .
programme Of congressional fntefferencs
has been sIready agrsed upon by the Rsdi-
al headers OF this stste, and that more than
likely ! bill to this end II already in exis-
tence. Yfthsre - 70 be action by Congress-,
Of course IL must b immediate, and while
the RaIicsls control both houses; and the
incentive Is not simply the retaining OF
kellogg IN power, but also to make sure sf
Louisissaa, BY "appropfiate legislation" for
the Radicals in 1876. Some such devilnnent
a. this il certainly on foot. What Congress
will do, or what tho President viii recon-
mend, or approve, is conjectural but we
are not inclined to give either credit for
much regard for Louisians or home rule.
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no DRUGGIsTs.

Having purchased the stock of Drugs,
together with the furniture, &c, lately
owned by e. D. Dromgoole, as tt 9 same
stood when the house wss closed, offer to
dispose of an interest In the stock 10 any
competent Druggist who will assume the
management OF the business.
A small outlay win make all the needed
additions to the stock Of Drngs-the fhfni-
II preferred, will sell the entire stock
and outfit at q very reasonable pIice. The
opening Is good one for . competent
druggist. Address
q. w. PIERCE,
Monroe La.
IunA IT 1874 r.
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GMITH N FIRST.
~ PRoPRIEroRs,
G A X RI AG F. A n ID SMITH SHOP
GRAND STREET, MONROE,
Have the pleasure of notifying the Public
that they are prepared to build and repair
Carriages and Buggies, to Shoe Horses, and
execute all kinds of Plantation Work.
aD Owners of Burdens Snbsoil Attach
ment for Ouachita Parish. mars, T3:25tf
WITH DISPATCH AT LOWEST RATES
Feb. Is, 1874. 722:sms
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NoTIcE.

IN S-F Z
THE STATE on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Qua
cH1TA. Ath DisFalcy cpuRT.
CLERKS OFFICE.
CrTYoF AoNnoRs October II, 1874. J
Notice is hereby given that in accordance
with the following order Of Hnn. kVhAft
Ray. Judge Of the 14th DtStflbt Cdhst;s .
special term n aalA 06nfA tie Parrish Of
commencing Mofiday, nth Of December A.
u. Asf4- fe'-Ea .sfti .sZ,'.,,-. & ff{I
To Ju1ius Ehnemoser, Clerk i4tk Dis.,rct
Court, tRurisA Of OnaeAita T., {.
You are hereby notified that 4 special term
of the 18TH District Court, Will be held in the
Parish of Ouachita, commSn cinSe on the '7th
day of December, A. d. 1874, and you are
hereby ordered to give notice of the same by
publication in the Louisiana Intelligepcer
and OUACHITA TELEaRAPI3, and by notice
posted on the Court house door, for thirty
days before the commencment OF said term
And the Parish Judge, Clerk and Sheriff of
the Parish of Ouchita are hereby ordered
to draw ajury to serve ut said term under
the Act No. &C of tho Statutes of 1872, State
of Louisiana, thirty days before commenc-
ment OF said term.
Done and signef in chambers at Bastrop,
Morehouse Parish, this 18th day of October
A. d. 1874. -- ''''
ROBT. RAY,
Judge 14th District.
JULIUS ENNEMOSER,
October l6, 1871. 81
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The New York World, in anticipation of
the election of Speaker Of the next House,
suggests as possible candidates of the DEM
ocrats-Banks, Fernando Wood, Sam RAN
dali, Morrison, Kerr and Wells. 1.-THE
South, )" says the World, with 20 votes, will
decide between these candidates, or furnish
q new man."
It is not likely that the South will furnish
q new man from her own section, or will
seek q better man than Mr.. Kerr. Among
the candidates named by the World he is
tho only one who will command Southern
support to any great extent. Mr.. Banks Is
objectionable, because he still clings to the
Republican creed. Fernando Wood is old,
stiff and pompous, and with not good re-
form record. Sam Randall is, doubtless,
the best parliamentarian in the House. but
he is excitable, undignifed and not a states
man. Mr.. Wells, we venture to say, would
not accept the Speakers chair If rendered
him, because he is lot u parliamentarian,
but n plain, hardworking representative Of
sound discretion who would not take q
position for which he is not fitted. None Of
these named candidates, except Mr.. Kerr,
has the qualifications respecting tho rules
Of the House, combined with experience, q
clear record and n reputation among the
people for political integrity, soundness and
OF views, necessary to
him to the leaders of the Dem
,cracy in the next House.
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NEW MARKI:T HOUSE.

The undersigned has opened has opened
his new market house. and will be pleased
to supply the best OF meats At all hours of
the day. His old patrons are respectfully
invited to come and see him.
EH Whole hogs, neatly butchered, eo!d
at SC per pound. J. L. NELSON.
Dec. 19, ls13.-lf:tf
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LIFE ASSOCIATION.

Received at Monroe, La, November 9th,
1874, of the Life Association of America,
Fifteen Hundred Dollars, in full payment
of claim under No. 2a2Sl ON the fife of Robt.
Dixon, deceased. NARY A. Dixon.
per. . ''=T - lmeonov.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-27

The Changers in the vicinity of E'orksyille
Will celebrate to-day the first anniversary
Of the organization ofthe order at that place
Preparations have been made for n grand
festival. by. Grand Master Jordan is ex-
pected TO deliver the address. ~
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90 TO G. BOFENSCHEN'S ,'
~ AND SEE FOR ioURsELvKsi
The following articles now on exhibition
and for sale fos6 for cash !,
WATCHES, -u.
Consisting in part of fine Gold and Silver,
American and Swiss make, for ladies' aud
gentlemen, key and stem winders.
A SELECT STOCK OF JEWELRY,
Such us Gold and silver Watch Chains,
Gold Sleeve Buttons, Shirt Studs, Gold
11ockets and variety Of Charms; Crosses.
fine sets Of Ear-drops and Breaches, Cen
clemens Bosom Pins; Gold, Silver and
select stock of sterling
SILVER PLATED-wARE,
Consisting of. Casters, for dinner and
breakfast; Ice Pitchers, Soup and Gravy
Ladies', Napkin Rings, Tea and Table.
Spoons, Table Forks and Knives, Butter
Knives, Butter Dishes (plain and revolv-
ingl Fine China Vases; Orna1nented Frsnch
and American Clocks; Musical Instru-
nlents; Howe Sewing Machines (tho best
, machine made.) Monroe, May "a, 1873.
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Are the only Stoves that have the k,
Patent chiatea Isoa Fire Plates,
any ordinary Cast Iron Plssas. sold by
II. HALTER.

No. 40 Camp st., New orleans.
and Heating Stoves. Fire Crates, Plain aud
Japanned Tin Ware, Hollow Ware, Table
Cutlery, Fluting Machines, Tnnsrs' Trim
nings, Best Fluted Ware. and House Fur
nishfng Goods OF every description. Sole
Agent for the Celebrated Ringen Washer.
B November, IL, 1874. H., ~, ns:ly.
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MTAGONs. WAGONS!

w
Twenty-Five Two and Four-Horse Iron
Axle Wagons, made by the celebrated
Studebaker Manufacturing Co., just re-
ceived and for sale at The lowest market
rates by FRED ENpONr
October 8, ls73.--3:tf
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BUTCHERS NOTICE,

MIR. n. Klein begs leave to inform his
friends aud former customers that he win
reopen his Market House Oh the 9Th OF
Sspfem Der, and every morning following
he win always keep on hand the best Beef
the country affords, aud also Mutton and
Pork. when 1t can be bought. Every effort
will be made by the undersigned to accom-
MEDIATE his customers, hoping a liberal
share of the public patronage.
Sept. 8, iST3.--tf ". KLEIN.
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a CA4iD.'

Reeeivets at New orleans, La, esth oct.
A. D. 1874, OF the Piedmont and Arlington
IAfe Insurance Company, through G. w.
Terrell, General Agent III New Orleans La,
she sum of four Thousand dollars in full
payment of claim under policy No. 2l302 on
the life of Jos. C. Godfrey. G'E&
(Signed,) LEVY q HAAS,
- go lAtt'y's in fact.
Witnesses: C. H. C. Brown, aabe Kahn.
Oct. 3O:1m.
Received at Monroe, La, 18th October,
A. D. 1874. of the Piedmont and Arlington
Terrell, General Agent and Manager In
New Orleans, La, the sum Of Eve thousand
dollars, in full payment OF claim under
policy No. $500, on the life of ISAIAH
IiARRET.
NARCIssA GARRETT.
RENSHAW, CoAMACK eco,
Y 7 w MN Orleans, ha. :,
Witnesses: Franklip 0a&rNtt. =. HuEceIl,
Robert M: Pnrcsa1s Ehes. A.. AmnaQRs, HI.
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81 8 i
- m ~fAM~ = M
OWAEWlIA VEkEY ~ kl9Se
======= :. s.
- $500 - a
1s1E.. 80, 1A...- -..--- Z. e.
- -,--.1-, n ,-1.,.d :. ,s.b o1I,ce.s
!. ~ n-as... - ,s.n leanil,- installed.
= - - ~ -.
The SlswtE ~ sa's Leaisyiile lottery
ruaxy. = = -.
Bry 4 lfuir heNe about 90 laborefs ut
work on the isyes g A1orrtson,s. Work on
III. othsr levaess Ytns not, We presume, be
eok1si 66iicsd uAkal the Morrison levee IL
edi4iiaet6d. - -. N. .
- X. 7S1z....5 ..=s..7s =. 4.~.,,.,,.~
that = ia,pqaltivsly .rsauirsd by law TO
nlS tEs Ms& II deaipquent tax-psyars with
the Recoider "a, the 4th., After that time
pepattiss sftach 1or non.payment. t
~ ~.
81; MI. + ~. surennor, Guy weaener' IN
soIm, us sns- sno1s scov 49, 9. .ne p1esen ,,
In this SnkarIpst. shirments by planters and
othsrs re nsN ancludsd lnthis estimate.
4 81 tlss a.. lslIl.J = 3s
The aeElefentpe ~ g csssaM nre enaane
calls forth report 81 shFee mofsel coluni ls
ffpm the Kaseyune, an9 nye n ~
not HeP0xse4 1qE, ~
1ot{efy p81nc4s sssV =
llss5f ). - u
TDs sDesagshsss Noss 81 -. e s
pessqsee - g .
our 49,. dns taple q ~
and embraces : vs q !. p e. =
Precetc9s sss So s setss e 1,,....
besnune = ~ tOcs.l -.
to LOTT y =, 81 = -. = =.
80. q ~ 1870 ran tarm heatns next
= nssr 800 = -, r,r..s s ..vara,
49, 1s,..,, =, ~ ls..*hv h ,trial. and
+ ,-.,.,.s. III n,,lonr tha term throush
49,. ~. -. = :. ,,.rs,ar.s t,.a or.aAar mart
= v.,,,,.,-5-St ~. s.1.ff - ysE
=. So l=+-44!4+.1=z-=.
: M. 6tyco 1salle 4 J9st IN feceiPL OF an
advsno0 oonei8nHept rom santa Claus OF
ChEaetEnA toys ten sets, vases, fireworks,
bOoans esc., intenued - presents during inc
the representing heiidsys ior your ch ai
friends or swsethesfts. 60 anu inspect MS
STOCK, ana asiePlay yo0r generosNy' q
,.s.-51S.=s.- Al: a =, ,,oc,,..
the Comtnittee on Elections Of the House,
aud issequArsd to prolucethe returns Of the
eleetion of l672, which the Governor win be
abba TO do In the Same condition they were
whom fhsy lsft the hands of the Returning
ofAN6ua Tho Governor Ia now in New
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EURNITURE STORE,
AND FURNITURE REPAIRING:

The undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he has now on hand a we'll se-
lected stock of Office and Household Fhs>s,i-
tnre, Wooden coBi'ts, Metallic R,1ridl orsEess,
Cotdn TRIMMINGS sitch as HoudEes PLdfes
tscre'cs, etc. Terms, Cash. Store on Grand
street. near the Courthouse TN =
J. +. PETERS.
Monroe, La, March IS, 1871. nas-tf
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MONACO AovEaT,srMEnr.-


|I
tsDxothsr. Jones, s.id Mr.. Frlic,ecr to her
Aeiasbor tie other day, "nay barrel OF aour
10 you .a,n. there :. any chance Or getting
c"
by p beEfel OF. old Hour, - il may become
"yyhv. Mrn. Fiicksr thnt u IS y th UP
-'-' '''o"'y' ~ " 'ne
STORE OF h. xrrDrrnAnr
4 S
q 0's's's A'''''
ana : :. '''' ct = 's'
- =,
yen nAea. nse hesitsts, bscanse. whom ke
tells you e = aood. it win prove 10. You
can Also MI thoro good sasortment Of
rx1ILy aRocrnrEa
.,sss
doalf y, W. 8,
as q. ..4s.. g. x.-...n
= - - tttfL
But rsunernber tho nl.ca nm nas,.ra $780,
~ .. : \. x1sppnnAsr.
-------- ------------- $500 -------
kAACE Ellis,
DESIARD STEET,
@.it-s; 'ssssl 90 y
~ DEALER IN
NEwaPAPERs,
MAGAZINES ls5r-.,..ta g.
SONG BOOKS.
a., Joke BOOKS,
,s- NOVELS,
,,...,,... TOY BOOKS,
fsoON .I,I Hg0AS3
VALENTfNEa.
PIAYINa CARnS
WA1L1N9 EAEEM.
ENVGLOrES
AND .-
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MoNnoe Apvsnr,sEMeNrs
MONACO ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
~ THE OLD RELIABLE!"-~
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HARDWARE,
STAPLE GOODS,
GROCERIES = PROVISIONS,

81 ! /, i
S ,s35ss|
years in the Monroe market and to ..soh
chita country, respeetfnlIy es,is ssssssis..
-, - =, :, 'sf,A,-y !. !. ~AssA
and kept in q 4.
800 E...~.,.s-s-.
He has RECENTLY ons.,Aas !. ,,.s,....,t.a
- pE,ss <r<,x,nc ts - rs rsts
cLoTHrNa xNn slssss l.ssS
WINTER GOODS OEALL KINDA
Which was selected by him In psrson. end
c,x,,,,e $1,000 49, :
Visitors are sss,,retl or = cordial, ,,.,co,aa
ana poAlte attention. No charge for ah0W-
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TRENTON ADvEavisEMENrs
|NoTIOE OF COFARTNERsHIr.
In. commencing our new business. we
cordially invite the patrons of the old firm
Mr.. q. Wiiiia%sbn win be piess as as ali
tunes to see his old friends and serve them
falthfully as heretofore.
The public will always find general as
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES AND,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
on a. good terms as any other house in our
H.shs.t na.rk.t Prize. p.ia for o.ssoa
and other Country Produce.
MuRPHEY a WILLIAMSON.
Trenton, La. Fob. IL. 1874 n22:ly
DANHEh II. HEAD.
TRENTON, Ia.
RErrJvTMo nnpU. pnYN~ .,y,,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
ROOTS, SHOES, HATS,
HARDWARE. IRON, CASTINGS,
BAGaING, TIES, WAGONS
CARTS, BUaaIEs, RoCKAwAYs.
COOKING STOVES. FURNITURE.
AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
OF all kinds.
Liberal advances made on Cotton, in cash
and supplies. Trenton. Sept, %. 1870 n2:1y
A F.. FLoURNOY,
Successor to Flonrnoy d Millssps)
..-.,-. DEALER IN
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware, ,s.
neots@ Shoes, Hats, Haist's
Garden seea, and General
ANTATIoN SUPPRESS
Will DO pleased to fill orders of friends OF
house of FIG NJ. June %. ls7s.-tf
t. q. srANp1FER. W.T.. ASHLEY.
~ G. sTANDIFER q CO.,
tSnccessors to standifer& McGuire)
| RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
NJ ERCHA NTs,
And Dealsrs in
ERAI. MERCH Disc,
TRENTON. Ia.
! April 1, 1878. vs:29-tf
DANIEL PRArr's
IMPROVED COTTON GIN.
| D6r PRICE REDUCED
| TO 81 90 PER SAW.
!I||||'||||||||||||||'|||||A
URIAH MILLsAPs, Agent,
40:6m TRENTON, LA.
BUSINESS CARDS.
DIR. =. q. Murphy,
Having returned to Monroe, offers his
Professional services t O the citizens OF the
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Bry 4 1fuir he0s. about 60 laborefs =
work on the Isves 9, lGorrtson's. Work OF
tae othsr levaee vim not, We presume, b
ecIiii1 itscsd uRkil the MORRISON levee !
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FOR SALE.

I will sell on reasonable terms, my resi-
eence i'm the city of Monroe. That part Of
the ground used ia q garden spot, will
divide and sell as business lots. The re-
aiming portion of the lot Ii sufficiently
large for All the purposes Of the residence
MRs. MARY, AIcIENERY.
per JOHN McENRRY, Agent.
October 10, 1874. II.
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Tho court-martial for the trial of LIT.
Hodgson has been ordered to meet at Mon
roe, and not 1t vienna, as was first reported
and ths court, we learn, will accordingly
organize here on next Monday. The court
detail embraces one colonel and seven cap
tafns, one Of the latter being the Judge
Advocate. all of the Infantry. From an
article in the New Orleans Republican, we
infer that the general charge against LIT
Hodgson Is conduct to the prejudice of
good order and military discipline" The
defense In the case appears to be that the
Lieutenant was acting in q subordinate
capacity under D'y. Marshal Selye, and that
what he did Is chargable to selye's account.
Several witnesses are expected to testify,
some OF whom have reached this place.
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Three or four of the privates of the mill
tary company stationed here, have been
given their final discharge, their term of
service having expired. The terms of
others will expire soon. None of those
who have been discharged have re-enlisted,
one of whom proposes going in business in
Monroe. The use oftroops for police duty
Ia evidently doing great injury to the army.
Tho company which these men are leaving
Is, we will say. q splendid body Of men and
possesses attractions for the re-enlisted
soldiers few. other companies could offer
but the character of duty now assigned SOL
dters Of the regular army appears to be an
tnauperable objection to army duty In any
organization. And when the army suffers
the loss OF its drilled, disciplined men, II
austains no trifing loss
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The al.wS6G 81 % Louisville lottery
has, bsen ,poatponad n tlas last day OF Fob
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BOARDS, PIcKETs aud SHINGLES
Persons wishing to build houses and
fences would get more than n bargain by
purchasing from CHAS. LI0NOSET.
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<aAA A1N1HS UT .IS1A11ONEHY r.
He would again call the attention Of the
Reading Public of Monroe to his Circulating
Library. Subscription Fee only 75c per
month. ~ 80
Daily New Orleans papers only SC Per
%Qrders from the country solicited and
promptly filed.
Monroe, La, oct., q, 1874. If.