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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-09-03
ENGINE!
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:! 81 HORSE power steam engine, in good
order. with nii!i ii >iilrcS complete, for sale
cheap. Apply to J. i. I:"ii>irn. = ',cr,lCri,,
Miss, or to II. Il. HOLMES,
Hamilton i o., Ia,
June 10, 1879. IT,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-09-03

Owing to the drowsiness OF Trent on
ferryman, the Shreveport stage failed to
connect with the cars "Wednesday morning.
There were . couple OF passengers who met
and passed resolutions damming tho river
and the ferryman too. No.. -..,.-...-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-09-03

~ =. SOK<:.
1. -Dcnlcr i'll
FRESH E!2EF, MUTTON AND PORK.
NJ . ROE Ia
Market house i'll the binding fnion"in":
10 HunSicE"r estate, corner OF DcSiari and
Fourth streets.
~ Market Kept open throughout the
day. Beef by the quarter, 1T &c per pound.
August 20, 1879. Tyr.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-09-03

A BARaAIN.-The steam engine and mill
fixtures offered for sale by Mr.. H. b.
Holmes can be bought for 1900. Both q
saw and grist mill fixtures go with the
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-09-03

The Ouachits river from Monroe to Trim
ity, q distance Of about $50 miles, is as still
~ . lake, except that there Is slight cur
rent up stream The Willie and Bastrop
have NO excuse tor allow time. ~ -. 4-f
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-09-03
MITCH COWS FOR SALE.

Several No. Nlilch Cows, giving from ::
to / gallons of milk day. all With rn,iiir
calves and perfectly gentle. for sale by
j. y. NJ lclt EDITH.
june ;. lS1J.--tr.' Cuba l.. O.. La.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-09-03

OUACHITA x ADJOINIS,: PARISHES
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-09-03
WAEoNS. HAt-oNS!

Invent N-iire Two and -Four Horse lfoti-
ANlc Wagons. made hv the celebrate GO
Stuhchakcr Manufacturing: co., just re
ccivcd and for sale 1T the. lowest market
rates by FIRED i,NDDAl
October ), 1ST:,.-:I:tr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27

THE science 81 advertising Is one which
can be learned by experience only, and, Ike
everything else requiring study and skill, is
best understood 10y those houses whose sole
business II is, hence we regard that adver-
tiser a. peculiarly fortunate who Is enabled
% secure the services OF reliable agent con-
vcrsant with the whole subject, and able, by
HE experience, knowledge and general repu-
taticn with both the public and the publish
ers, TO offer all the advantages and emolu-
mcnts that can only be possessed BY a
first-class house. Among those houses Of
known solidity and promptness whose mer-
its are universally recognized and whose
reliability and skill remain unquestloned
perhaps that Of Geo. r. Rowcll & Co, Al
Park Row. New York, is most deserving Of
mention and confidence. close attention
90 business, a watchfulncss over the best
Interests Of their customers and a prompt
ness in the execution Of al orders intrustcd
% their care have been the characteristics OF
the firm from the outset, and have done
much to inEratiate them in public favor.
They have always possessed the best facili-
ties for doing work both cheap and well, and
by promptness and fair dealing succeed in
procuring from publishers, in all cases, the
lowest cash rates; and by 50 doing distance
their competitors in a majority Of cases
when figuring upon large estimates. -Fro,lk
Leslic'S illustrated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27
sEASONABLE RECIPES.

BFfdd 'ukc - cups OF nwbt DTthu
dough; ? cups Of sugar; eggs cup
Of butter; l tcaspoonful Of soda; 4 a
nutmeg; ! cup Of fruit. Bake in
loaves
Feather Cake A cup Of white sugar
spoonful Of butter, an egg, even
cuptuls OF flonr, Of cupful Of sour
cream or milk, and n teaspoonful Of
soda. Flavor 10 taste.
To Glenn Black aids A good way to
clean Kid gloves j. TO take ieaspoonful
Of salad oil, drop few drops Of ink in
IL, and rub il over the gloves with the
tip Of a feather, then let them dry in
the sun.
FrUH Putting Take sour cream and
saleratus and little salt mix and roll
ont n. for biscuit Line a basin with
this, fiji with any kind Of fruit and
cover with more Of the crust, leaving
a place in the center for the air and
steam to escape. Bake or steam as
preferred. Eat with sauce.
TO Prcserrc Berries irthom Cooking.
Recommended a very superior: With
every pound Of nice, fresh berries mix
ID lbs. Of white sugar-work the ber-
ries and sugar together with a spoon or
wooden maui until every berry is crush
ed-dip into clean, dry glass cans. Fill
them fuH and screw on the covers
Place in cool, dry cellar and shade
from the light.
Nc,c Way Of Making Sandwiches -
Boil a few pounds Of ham and chop it
very fine while il Is still warm-fat
and lean together rub dry mustard in
proportions 10 suit your taste through
the mass, add ~ much sweet butter as
would 70 TO the spreading your sand
witches. and when il is thoroughly mix
ed. split light biscuits in halves and
spread the ham between. These can
be eaten without trouble and win be
found excellent
Cottage Putting - eggs. cup SUI
gar, well beaten together. add > table
spoonfuls melted butter, stir well, then
add cup IF sweet milk. teaspoon Of So
ia, , of cream of tartar. "a cups of
flour; bake in square tins and serve
with sauce made a. follows, which j.
nice for almost any pudding; Teacup
of sugar, teacup ~ vinegar, teacup Of
water; set over the fire, and when II
boils add a tablespoonful Of flour and
butter rubbed together.
Rolled Blackberry Pudding Boil !
pint Of rice in 3 pints Of water 40 min
uteS. PosIr it boiling hot into wheat
meal, mix and make up into firm
dough, with but little kneading, roll
out inch thick, spread it with ripe,
sweet hlackberries roll il over upon il
self. pinch the sides and ends to- ethel.
sew up in wet cloth, leaving a little
room 10 swell. put into pot Of boiling
water and boil hour. Then take ont,
cut the thread. dish hot. and serve with
a sauce made Of grape or raspberry juice
sweetencd.
Ham and Tomatoes After cutting il
up in small pieces, peel large toma-
toes. (thc easiest way j. 10 pour boiling
water on them. letting them stand until
cold when the skin will come of without
waste or trouble , small onions,
adding butter the size of an egg and
pinch Of salt, pepper and teaSpoonful
Of sugar; then pour in pint Of boiling
water, over all dredge tablespoonfuls
o. flour, and let it simmer for half an
hour Another good way j. to lnince
the ham, beat up 6eggs, make batter,
fry in small cakes and serve hot.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27

CHILL CUET!-SAFr AND sURE.-Dr. VIII
hons Tonic j. curative and protective. IL
"a IN cure Chiiis snd protect from further at
tacks. It's reputation Is established. Its COM
position j. simple and scientific. II contains
no poison. L; act- promptly and It's effects
are permanent. II i chesp. because IL saves
joctors'bills. II j. harmless. speedy in action
and delightful in it, etc Try IL and prove
All that's said. WHEELoCK, FISLAY X Co.,
PronrieiorS. New Orleans.
FoE SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27

a cnARRED shingle fell over birds
nest in Ingleside, Mass. while build
inc was burning close by, and some
young sparrows Were thus protected.
although the heat was intense enough
To destroy the leaves on the tree.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27

This house has stood tue tesi OF years. snr
has been pronounced by the travelling public
scond to none In the West. It. proprietor.
l.. A. Pratt, Is well known throughout the
West 10 the travelling public. The meals ~
ing every thing the market affords. Tue
prices are from a. 10 % per day, according
TO floor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27

1t Is proposed that the Christian
Church shall celebrate the National Cen
iennial by an offering q a million dollars,
10 bc funded and the interest 20 be- em-
ploycd by The General Missionary Conrcn-
lion for the support Of foreign and home
missions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27

AT this season 81 the year cramps and
pains IN the stomach and bowels, dysentery,
diarrhaa etc. are quite common, and should
be checked al once. Johnson's Anoigne In
,Dehi Is the best article that can be used in
all such eases, and should be kept In every
family
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27

GREAT harm and discomfort Is caused nv
the use of purgativcs which gripe and rack
The system. farsoHs' farpafi,e fdis are free
from All impure matter and are mild and
In their oneration.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27

The Presbyterian and Methodist min
isicrs Of New York have united in an in
viiation TO Messrs. Moody and Sankey 70
hold series Of meetings in that city on
their return from England.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27

The Largest. lin. II. and most complete
TIote in the West. Washington Ave. and 9Th
st. Felt, Griswold, Clement a Co., Props.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27

AT a recent spellng-maich one man
spelled il asnip," and 20; beet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27
NOTICE.

SO much damage is being done to our machines
throughout the city and country by unprncipled
second hand dealers and incompetent adius.ers,
that il has become a duty alike 70 the public and
ourselves to stop Il. We have no ono outside q
our stsrcau.hori1el - repair machines. and par
ties representing themselves as employed BY
US in that capacity are imPost0rs. We viii
not be responsible for their representations
or acts. and viii cancel our guarantee on
all machines with which they are allowed
10 tamper. AT Wheeler & Wilson sewing
Machines needing repairs, that are brough,
or sent TO our store between now and October !.
viii he repaired free Of charge. except Tor new
parts that may be needed in machines that have
been in use over three years. The successful and
satisfactory operation 81 any sewing-machiDe
depends % having oils. needles, and parts made
or recommended b. manufacturers. II u pru-
dent TO purchase such articles only from author
lied agents, because those cold by the agents OF
rival machines and outside dealers are generally
bogus and unreliable, frequently rendering ma
chimes useless.
Consumers will avoid mach trouble and annoy
ance By buying articles needed for Wheeler &
Wilson machines only ~ our ONCE, as North
rifih street send for price list OF extra parts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27

THERE l. great falling off of little
boys who try to ride on the behind end
VI street cars.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27

Low spirits and Gloominess the result ~
Dyspepsia Dr. Iutf-s flls promote digestion and
inljiart ehcCrfuincfs Of mind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27

Columbus discovered America,
hut II has been found thar tlf
only economical Shoes Tor CHI
dren are the celebrated SIIkIL
TIPPED. Never wear cut aiif
toe. and are worth t~0 palrs vita
cut tips. All Dealers sell taell
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27
THE TWIN EDUCATORS.

sF-lf YOU hare dqb1tfff % fatc1fs. son 70 cd
ucafc in Nur. send for circulars offe great Western
Institutions The loENn Lafiss' -thsEsuw- Ia I nj
Nerslty for Young Ladies' and the Illinois 'onserFa
f1rN ~ lUuar. tin. great Musical College, In~ur-
passed in America. Addrg-s. W II. SANDERS. sac
perfnfcndcnf. JACKSONVILLE. In.
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fsHlS SHORFg a CO. Prorrietors Of CHICAGO
I LITiioGisAPIIiNGC COMPANY. Lake
side Bniiding. thieaso. ~ kinds q Com,
Rii-heads B0rds Cert ncafes 81 Stock etc. iiIhc
graphea order At Reasonable Rates and In the latest
ard liesf SIS e. NAps and IIafs. show Cards and
Circulars Tor Agricultural Machine works special
Is Nur superior facilities enable rs 70 execute large
contracts Short notice and~e guarantee satisfaction
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27

FnHR 5 Beautiful French Chromos Soc y for
EARR o.. and the Noafilg Ohm bhss. suii % Pun
y sss - and tsr. FEEK. thfldrt N ny FOR Ia.
Sent 20 single subscribers for > cents year viii pre-
Articles. address ". NJ GILL klrksvlle. No
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w oRA tn at PAYS
500 Per month Il made BY Agents selling our
alc rac free y. &. BEIDGMAS. > Barclay 81, Nes
York. aud I79 Nest FOurth ~. Cincinnati. OHIO.
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80 !; 81 !. D 81
IN sIDE." for xix months. cginirrncii Z
Ia " n with July. and ono OF iis large PhkNl NJ
~ fIN CHROMOS. Large eight page. Illustrated
/. n ~ III paper; full of Good Stories. Fashion etc
IN W now IN its fourth year. send ceuis for
~ w sample copy Address {" cot X Own ilkk-
siDE,"Is0 William street Ncw York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-27

A GENTs-eo ELEGANT OIL cIRohos. mount.
cd size skill. for 81 leo for Is. Largest variety
q the world. NATIONAL CIROM0 CO. Phllad'G.
The New York herald., 1875-07-16
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS

Before Judge sutherland.
EMBEzzLEMENT BY HOTEL cLERK-coNvIc-
TIoSs AND SENTENCES
w. Edward west was indicted for embezzing
on the 30th OF June, the sum OF $40 from Timothy
j. Coe & Co., proprietors OF tine Revere House, by
whom the prisoner was employtd as a clerk. He
pleaded guilty 10 grand larceny, and was sent to
the state Prison for four years
George Anderson pleaded guilty 10 petit larceny
from the person. ON the 9th or this month the
accused stole a pocketoook, containing SO, from
mrs. Teresa Werneke wnlie walking In Nineteenth
street, between Filth and Sixth avenues. His
Honor sentenced him to the state Prison for three
years.
susan SANFORD, a colored woman, was con-
with q piece or iron on the 18TH OF Juse. HIS
aoAor sentenced her 10 the Peniteniary for 1--WE
months.
James O'Connor pleaded guilty to stealing on
the Ist inst o silk dress valued at $40, the prop
erty OF Emma Zipp. The prisoner, being under
sixteen years OF age, was sent TO the House or
Refuge.
john Moore, another little fellow, who on the
18TH OF May stole female wearing apparel, worth
$41, belonging to Ann Cavanagn, was sent to the
Catholic PrOtecterY.
John Sullivan was sentenced to the House OF
Refuge upon plea OF petit larceny from the per-
son, the Indictment charging that on the 1st Inst
he stole 81 from Robert Buckhardt, corner OF
Broadway and Ann street.
George Herbert was sent to the same tnstltu-
tioR, having been tried and convicted or stealing,
on tne 11th OF THIS month $40 worth OF je Welry
belonging 10 Miss Katie r. Bruce.
James Hogan, VINO was charged with cutting
Henry Norton In the face with kniie on the 14th
the complainant struck him 1lrst and was not JUS
tilted Ia dong so.
The New York herald., 1875-07-16
DIspOsING OF AN ESTATE.

Under a decree of distribution OF the estate OF
the late John Burke, the executor, W. Ii. Inger-
soIl, has furnished 10 the legasees the following
statement of the disposition TO be made OF a
$4,000 estate Tho amount or proceeds OF sale Of
the real estate, above the expenses OF sale taxes
assessments, arrears mortgages, which 81 as depos-
tied by order OF the Court in the United states
Trust Company June IL, 1874, was $1o,404 SO. Out
oi this the Trust Company, by order of the Court,
has paid ont tee advances TO counsel, guardians,
&c. up to June 20, 1874, Sl,513 so. On June o. by
ofder of the Court, the Widows dover, 81, $50 30
February 10, debts paid TO fhe extent OF ST. 1893 62
Out or the sum remaining, which amounts 60
$5651 IS, deductions are 10 be made as folloas:-
TO J. n. Lewis, as guardian ad iitemf $50: and
W. e. Ogden Heseman, Ter similar services, $50;
fees, costs. Disbursements and allowances OF w.
il. lngerson, as attorney ana counsel for Mr
Burke and Bridget Olvanny, and on account of
commissions, disbursements &C., as executor Of
Jonn Burke deceased sl,750; uupaid deots, esti
mated at $3.50, leaving, as the statement says, a
net balance, iree and clear. Tor distribution
amounting 10 sa,157 Y. Out OF this Is TO come
Bridget 0lvanny's life estate, leaving for the
other parties Interested, out OF an estate e
l0,OOO the gratifying sum Of 81, Gel 90.
The New York herald., 1875-07-16

SUPREME CouRT CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Bar
rett-Nos. 80, 50. %, Ill. 13S lSS, 1872, 1873.
COURT OF GENERAL SESsIONS-Held by Judge
Sutherland-Ihe People VS.. Charles SanDorn, bur-
glarT; same vs.. FietrO BorltIi burglary same VS..
John Brennan. Joseph Fields ana Jehn II. Fields
burglary; Same VS.. Thomas Sprott, .elonious as
SAUL and battery; same vs.. George Thompson.
grand larceny Same vs.. Thomas r. Mullin grand
larceny: Same va. Emma Roth, grand larceny;
Same vs.. Marcus W. Hearn, grand larceny; same
vs. Anton ROsteetter grand larceny; Same VS..
Jonn Morse, grand larceny same vs.. Charles r.
thompson, forgery: same vs.. jacques MonEais,
disorderly house; Same w. Samuel Robinson,
robbery; same vs.. Michael Sneehan, burglary
same vs.. larrell Price, Detit larceny; same VS..
Peter Barnett petit larceny same VS.. William
Campbell, petit larceny; Same VS.. Charles
Meehan. petit larceny; Same VS.. Joseph Under
hin ana Robert Nolan, petit larceny; Same va.
Edward Carroll and James McQuaue, petit larceny;
same VS.. Marlin DQorman, ielonious assault aud
battery; Same Va. William Bow, elonlous assault
and battery same VS.. James Fumell, felonous as.
sault and battery; same VS.. Sarah Wilson and
Charles Keeler, grand larceny; same VS.. David
g. Mann, grand larceny; Same VS.. Bernard Gold
berg, grand larceny; Same Vs. Michael J. Williams,
grand larceny same vs. William Calhoun, grand
larceny; same VS.. Charles Kelly, grand larceny;
same vs. James Murphy, grand larceny same vs.
Arlhnr King, forgery; Same vs.. Adelneit Bruner,
DlVamV.
The New York herald., 1875-07-16
CONTRACTOR BROWNS WILL.

the well known street cleaning contractor. is
tested came on for continued hearing yesterday.
before Surrogate Hutcnngs. Mrs. Mary Ann
Brown, the first wife OF the testator, and who
claims that sne never was divorced from him
and, therefore, has dover right In his real
estate was called as q witness by the contestants.
She testified that she mad never been divorced
dover right to his real estate. ana had
frequently al his solicitation, since their sepa-
ration, lotned win the testator in eXecut
ing deeds conveying real estate owned by
nim. ON her cross-eXamlnaion she admitted that
she had voluntarily lett the home OF the testator
and allowed him 10 live with mis- second vile and
le2atee, Mrs. Hannah T.. Brown. without Inter
ference or moles tatIon IN consideration OF pres
ties ator The iurtber hearing was then adjourned
to this morning AZ eleven O'Clock. Both "widoWSn
OF the testator aud q large number OF relatives
and friends Of the contesting parties were In the
The New York herald., 1875-07-16
THE RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSION.

THE DOORS STILL GUARDED By PoLIcEMeI-
SUGGESTIONS OF GENERAL DUTTEnFIELD.
The Commission we're again In session yesterday
with closed doors Tor several hours. The business
was confined to the examination OF plans, models.
the sending OF communications, &c Mr.. Mott
was unable to be present, but all the other Com
mssioners attended. There have been put In
nearly forty models or plans, bat not half OF Them
have been examined by the Board. A cursorI
glance has been giyea them and they have been
laid away for moro careful reference. Several OF
the schemes that the puolic and engineers have
looked upon as the most feasible have not yet
been sent in, and 1t Is surmised that their origi-
natofs are holding back until the doors are
opened. The only Invention put In yesterday was
the plan OF Mr. Henry Barnes, OF No. 81 East
BrOauwaT, who sent model OF an elevated
rail- foad, eixtccn feet high, with Sixty
feet oil span from curb to curb The side columlz
ate located forty feet apart aud are one foot ia
diameter The road Is 10 be constructed OF cast
iron columns. cast iron girders strutted with q
two inch diameter wrought iron bar. The COL
umns are TO rest on brick foundation four and =
wooden crosS-tes under which VIII be rubber
pads to deaden the sound. Provision is made for
Telegraph poles, gas lamps, &C. Tsayc are other
Interesting Ieasures presented In the model
which will be referred to more iully whom the
CONTINUED ON NINTH PAdE,1
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REAL ESTATE.

At the Exchange yesterday there was fore
closure sale OF two lots, located on the southeast
corner OF Fltth avenue and i2Oth street. The io
lowing legal sales were postponed;--sale by A. II.
Muller Son, OF u house and lot on Madison ave-
nue.. north OF Sixty-thrd street, adjourned to
September Is. Sale by T.. II. Lawrence g. Co., OF a
Drst street. adjourned TO jnIv a. and the sale by
James r. Miller, OF property Oh First avenue,
near Fllteth street, sdIourncd TO July 81
Two lots on Fifth avenue, southeast corner oil
l20th street, together 30,6xlCO, we're SOLD 10
Henry V0hen for tl5.OOO,
The New York herald., 1875-07-16
TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Duny.
A CAR THIEF.

A JAH IHIEFs
John Cofcjran vas arralgnsd on complaint OF
James Mcdonald, captain Of tie bark 0saze, lying
at the foot OF Sixtiethestreet East RIVER VINO
charged that while riding on the front latform Of
a Belt line car the prisoner picked his pocket OF
Sl05 Held 10 answer.
FALSE RRPREsENTATIoNs.
John Brown, a carlaan, was held to answer on a
charge Of obtaining Two pieces OF Hollands from
Samuel L. neggsn, OF No. 20 THOMAS street, on an
order purporting to nave been sent by Ja1rey &
Co, WHICH was subsequently discovered TO be
false.
GOLDEN THEFT.
Frederick A. Brown, an intelligent and respect
able looking young man was accused OF stealing
pair OF gold sleeve buttons from the ofilce OF II.
Ch9r,es Ulman, No. 1877 Broadway at which place
he had been seeking emp!oy mcnt as q clerk. A
part 0l the Pr0pe ~ was found Ia possession ol
The accused Held 10 answer