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y,r,I Third .Sstrcct, PHILADELPHIA.
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DR.. ]. L A N T 2,
crRGEON & MECHANICAL DENTIST

;u ba. his Office on Main street in the second story
"a. WaItnu'S brick building, nearly opposite tho
rI>burs House aud he fiaters himself that by cigh-
err constant practice and the most earnest and
rt,uti,n to all matter. pertaining to his pro-
,rI that he i fully able TO perform all operations
b- I-qal line in the most careful and skiliiul man
s,l attention given 10 saving the Natural Teeth
-, f., th, Insertion of Artificial Teeth on Rubber.
M Sflrer Continuous Gums, aud perfect htS in all
r-,,. insured.
.r.ans know tho great folly aud danger Of en-
g their work the nc experienced, or L" those liv
-, distance April -, lS7i.-tf.
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D4FiD S. LEE,
~ Attorney at Law.

s oHe door above the "Stroudsburg House" I"
q. eC''ectioRs promptly made.
oe'ooer p, 1874.
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oN'T yow kuosy that }. 81.

H. McGarty & Snas are the only Under
Sp,;l D;lS IN .otroudsbUrg who understands their
b e.,.o's lfnot. attend Funeral managed
IN ruy " other Undertaken in town, and you
I see the proof of the fact.
June Is, If
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Il lPLE HOUSE.
l0N'T FORGET that when

a. a. You want any thing in the Furniture or
4 ma JIg5a,TaGntal u line that Mecarty & Sons in the
p, fel!ows Hall, Main street, Stroudsburg,
"a Is the place to get it.
June ~, '74tf
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DR. \. Z. PESE&,
II Surgeon Dentist.

,-7aanr.s that having j;,St returned from Dental
z no. be /, nlly prepared 10 make artificial teeth ia
.f 1T beautiful and Ufe-Sc manner, and To fill de-
.i r.-;h ar,-rr!iIIg to the most Improved method.
Tin ,vtr1-t,r without pain, when desired, by thr
. .r Nitrous Oxide Gas which i entirely harmless.
4 frsrngof Al. kinds neatly done All work warranted
C5,r,-, reasonable.
Or J. g. Killers nsw brick building, Main street,
.-rj.l,ur. p Aug. 81 Tiff.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

We are informed by Mr.. Surghnor, the
City weigher, that about 5000 bales of cotton
have been sold in this market this season.
Last year tho amount did not reach 5000. 1t
is a little strange, ething we
are unable to account for-that, with this
large increase in cotton sales, there is a
greater scarcity of money this season than
last. Either the farmers and merchants
were badly behind in payments, or they are
hedging for hard times.
Mr.. Bofenschen will re-occupy his old
business stand next week. Since the burn
ing the building has been thoroughly re-
paired. and will present a better appear
ance than ever. A gentleman from Cincin-
natl has arranged to open a saloon i'll tho
building, i'll the portion formerly occupied
by Garretson.
The business formerly carried on in the
name of G. ID. I5ry will be conducted by
Mr.. J. r. Muir, Mr.. John Stuart having
charge of the store.
Enssninger closes his restaurant this
week, and will reopen the ice and ice-crcam
business. Oysters, tenderloins, etc, fare
well!
Mr.. Bcrnhardt has contracted for the
erection of two brick stores of one story
each on DeSiard street.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26
Mail Robbery.

On last Tuesday night tho post office ut
this place was entered by some unknown
person, the lnail-bags opened, and six reg
iStcrcd packages taken thercfrom.
The post master says that on coming to
found the door aiar. This, it seems, arous-
cd his suspicion, and notwithstanding he
found his mail keys at the place where he
left them the night previous, he opened the
sacks to see if all was right, and found the
registered packages missing.
Tho thief, it seems, effected entrance
by unlocking tho door, and then, with his
own key or with the key of tho post master,
unlocked the mail-bags, and after extract
ing the valuable packages locked the sack
again, leaving no trace of his malicious
work except his neglect to lock tho door on
leaving tho Office. If he had taken this
prccauton the mail would doubtless have
been forwarded by the post master without
!, suspicion of the mischief done.
Tho post master says that he will give. as
the postal laws allow, reward Of $50 for
the arrest and conviction OF the thief
Iicn,,n Sentinel.
There is something odd about this cxpia-
nation. 1t is of Il kind with the "oS,.iil:,t-
ing" theory. We cannot understand, OK
,.cpt an illustration OF the loose way of
managing tho mails, why SIT rcgiSt erred
packages should be left all might in tho
maif-haGS; nor why tho keys OF the bags
should be left near the bags in an unocc:,-
pied office.
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Aware, i'm the Louisiana Case.

New ORLEANS, March 2l.-The Wheeler
but has not boen officially published. II is
understood, however, that the Committee
have decided that about eleven C0nserya-
tive members, not returned elected by the
Returning Board, are entitled to seats; and
that about six Conservatives, whose cleo
mittee, are not entitled to seats. Tho arbi-
traitors decide that Elan, claiming to have
been elected from the District which in
cludeS the towns OF CouShatta and COl1aN,
is not entitled to Il seat, and that i'll Grant
parish there was no election for member of
the House one Conservative contestant is
awarded Il seat in the Senate. The award,
it is understood, leaves the House Demo-
cratic and Senate Republican, with {: small
seven of the arbitrators Signed the award.
Mr.. Wheeler is expected to como to Now
Orleans to aid in carrying out the adjust
ment.
It is intimated on good authority that
Gov. Kellogg will call an extra session OF
iH n Of April. The friends t Of adjustment
claim there will be no difficulty in carrying
| it into effect, public sentiment being now
strongly i'll favor of a settlement of tho po-
litical difficulties.
In addition to tho above wc have the fol-
lowing from tho Shreveport Times of tho
2lst, given no doubt upon information from
| Mr.. Leonard, one of the prominent sup
porters of the Wheeler compromise and
| who ought to know what has boon done:
Wo have Information which wc regard as
entirely reliable that tho award of the Con-
grcssional Committee gives the Conscrva-
tivcs nine Senators and majority OF eigh-
teen in the lower House. This makes 4 tic
OH joint ballot, on party vote. The award
gives the parishes of Caddo and Iberia to
tho Republicans; DeSoto to the Conserva-
tiVeS and declares no election i'll Grant !;
GOode, Senator from the Eighth District, is
seated, and clam, from the Twenty-second,
counted out. Under this award tho tunser-
vatives arc given all tho mombers OF tho
lower House they claimed, except six; five
of tho six arc given to the Radicals, and
One from Grant, is to DO elected, and as
Grlnt has Conservative majority, thorc is
no doubt a Conservative will again be re-
turned from that parish and seated. This
would give the Conservatives Il majority OF
one on joint ballot in tho session OF 1876,
and elect the Senator il ali election for one
is held. Tho Conservatives claimed two
Senators, and are given ono. Tho Treasurer
and parish officers were not passed upon by
tho COMMITTEES.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

We are sorry to see that Bro. McCranio
has been rNmprllcl to ISSUE his OUhCuIrA
rELE,iHArI in half-Shcct form again Its
ablc proprietor says i'll the last issue that
with the patronage he receives from tn"
Democracy of ouachita parish it * impos-
Siblr for him to issue II full sheet witHnut
great pCcuniarv loss. Tho TELEGEAru is
ono of the ahlrst Democratic papers in tho
state. and it is surprising that tho party it
represents haven't the foresight to il :.
The half sheet of the TEIEGEArII contains
moro interesting news than ninC-tcntt,S of
tho other exchanges we receive a this
otficc.-i fdRiSOH .PoU5TI0f.
Fine goods. Bro. Townc. You know arc
always put up i'll small packages.
We thank YOU very profouudfy and may
you never gang that gatC!'
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John Mitchell.

The news from old Ireland conveys the
sad Intelligence of the death of John
Mitchell, tho Irish revolutionist and friend
of tho struggling people of tho South in tho
stormy days of Secession. Mr.. Mitchell had
but recently been IL second timc elected to
tho British parliament by tho voters OF
Tipperary, once having been rejected, and
died at tho moment of his second victory.
IIo had br,ivcd the power of tho Throne.
and died reaceably almost in its shadow,
although with eight years of n term of OK
patriation still hanging over him. He died
in ireland, tho land of his birth and of his
devotion, after IL carcor of misery and strug-
giles almost uncxampled i'll history.
John Mitchell was born in 1915, in Ireland,
his father being minister in the Unitarian
church. Ho graduated in Dublin, studied
law and practiced six years during tho On
citing period of O'Connoll's sway in Irc-
land. IIe then became an editor, and for
his violent opposition to tho English gov
ernmont, was arraigncd. tricd and con-
victod for treason. lilo WIS sentenced to
OK pat riat ION for fourteen years, and finally
carried To Australia. Surrcnuorng his pa
rolc, ho escaped from the colony, and landed
in Now York in 1851. His lifn III the Uni
ted States was principally that of II jour
nnlist, before, during and since tho war,
and in all no wrote and did he was the
steadf,st friend of the South. lie had thrcc
sons, all OF whom cu;rrci the Confederate
service, only ono coming ont alive. Tho
surviving son has II princoly heritage in the
courage and devotion of his father and in
tho affection all IriShmcu and Southrons
have for his character.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

District Court met on the second Monday
OF this month, and is still in session. Very
few cases have been disposed Of. The Grim
inal docket was; taken up Monday. w. X.
Hardy EST. acting as District Attorney.
Tom McCice, charged with murder, was
tried on Tuesday and acquitted. The Grand
Jury discharged last "Wednesday, liav-
ing found fourteen true bills, three OF which
were for murder, all tho PARTIES being
coiorcd.
Andrew Jackson, alias Batter, charged
with killing Perry illianls, both col"rch.
was found guilty without capital punish
mcnt. Tho killing occurred ON the Rust
plucr
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

Mr.. portor Larkin, rN-tn\ collector, and
Hon. Il. NJ. Graut, OF Morohousr. havo ap-
parently split the blanket. Porter pub
lishcu card charging Grant with having
bascly sold himself, to-wit: foi onc-halt the
proceeds of tho Office of collector of taxes.
Grant, it appears, had Mr.. II. c. Hall ap-
pointed to that office in place OF I.arkin,
and Larkin says Grant told him half the
proceeds of tho Office We're to go to him.
Grant. Grant rcjoins with an emphatic de-
nial of the charge, and enters intoa lengthy
explanation of the matter, the gist OF which
is that what he said to Larkin was in reply
to jocular remark from him, and that
Larl>in owes his defeat to his own ncyli-
gence.
We have heard that Mr.. w. l. Law re-
signed the Office of Sheriff of Morehouse,
expecting to obtain through Grant the
place of tax collector, i'll which expectation
he was disappointed, and is now looking
cross-eyed at Grant, who, it would seem,
has some reason to oxclaiu, Lot us have
peace!
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

At Il meeting of the City Council, Mon
day night, the popular motion was TO lay
OH the tablc-:tnd tltou the Council would
opon, reopen and renew the debate. Mayor
Entlom seemed to enjoy the oratory, and
gave tho speakers Il chance to exhaust their
supCrlluOus steam.
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JOE GERVERS, MASTER,
Regularly inspected and licensed by the
a,,tftOrit los, and having comfortable seats
and ample room for both freight and pas
sengers, will run regularly hctwccn Mon
roc and Trenton, on the following schedule:
Leaves Trenton at g n. NJ:
'' Monroe at G:i5 g
IS Trenton at .
Attcr which hour, the round trip Will l'c
made every hour, until , NJ, when the
trips will be extended to one hour au,! Il
half, leaving Monroe, on last trip, at = i. II.
Price OF ono trip, Is cents;
Price OF round "trip, % ccnts.
The public may rely upon the ,,crna-
money Of this arrangement, and upon the
punctuality of the ELTiE'S schedule.
May Is, 1871. 33:tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

I;i,. Anderson, who knows moro about
fishing than any twenty men in Monroe,
saws that the fish know when Friday comes,
and make a point not to bite on that day.
He accounts for this as the result of tho
great demand for fish on Friday by his
Catholic patrons.
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The City Council has appointed a COM
mittce to confer with the Police Jury re-
speeding repairs on the DcSiard road, now
in Il wret chcd condition. We should like
to know why the Police Jury does not re-
quire the hundred Dad hands on this road
to put the road in order.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

Hon. r. T.. Kidd, OF Jackson, addressed
the citizens OF Trenton Saturday night. in
explanation OF the terms of the Wheeler
compromise. Capt. Kidd bore Il conspicu-
Gus part in the Conservative caucus in sup
port of the Compromises, and we have no
doubt was attentivcly listened to by his
hearers ut TrctitOn.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

The numerous friends of Mai. J. w.
Greene will be pleased to hear OF his APP
pointmcnt as Receiver Of the NicllSburg q
Shrcvep ort Railroad. Maj. Greene was eff
cient in his late management OF the affairs
of the road. Under the circumstances his
appointment is to him very decided
triumph
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

There was Il heavy fall of hail acconlpa-
MED with rain, at this point on last Friday
morning. Tho stones were small and did
little or no damage. Tho heavy rain, by
packing tho freshl.y-plowed land, was more
serious in results.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

Ono Of the applicants for Receiver of the
railroad was Frank MorcN. We III" sur
priScl that Judge Woods failed to apprcci-
ate Mnrov's strength as i receiver. Every
dollar entering his portals might cNci::im
brhiuI,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

We arc indebted to senator Norwood. of
Ca. for Il pamphlet copy of his lengthy and
nblo speech in the Srnnt" ON the Louisiana
troubles. Mr.NorwOod deserves the thanks
OF tn" pr0plcnf this state for his exhaustive
and lnh"ri"U~ effort to vinIi"Ntc their
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

Several Of our merchants are receiving
their Spring stocks of goods. S. Meyer and
Horny King had considerable shipments
the past week. Our old friend, J. G. San
ders, also had Il considerable freight bill to
see about.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

The Ouachta Belle passed up Tuesday
morning with the heaviest up-freight of the
season. IInr guards were even with the
water. a large portion Of the cargo con-
sisted OF Western corn and meat-for the
use of tho Changers, we suppose.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

The cont ract for building the city prison
has been lot to MI. Fred. EoI,lInam, whose
bid of $1,000 was the lowest OF the three bids
put in A committee Of tho Council will
take the builders bond and decide upon
the location of the building.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

Fora week the weather has boon uniiivor-
able for planters. In fact, with the cxccp
ton Of about six days i'll tho early part Of
the present month, tho planters here have
had a shabby season for both blowing and
r,1antittr.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

Mont Sunday will be easter sunday, Il
day commemorative of the Savior'S rcsur-
rcction and answering to the Jewish Pass
over. The Lcnicn season terminates ON
this day. To-day [t'riday) is Good Friday.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26
MISCELLANEOUS
I OST, OR NlSEAIH.

\ note drawn by AIcF.;ii!t * EprfttCft to
thCir order. for 5000, and dU" | JANUARY
lN.l All persons arc warned not to trade
for said note is tho same hHS boon paid.
MCLtfN Il BEN METZ
March Is, $50. 81.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

Notwithstanding the tightncss of the
times Il few of the merchants are making
pretty liberal pervancements to some Of the
planters. Confidence is not entirely gone.
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E'oil y AE.S, .

street, built by g. W. Pierce. with lot TOO
feet front and 100 deep: Kitchen. store
room. riSt rru. well. Nr. The residence las
four rooms. with two fire places. Title
perfect. MADELINE GROIN NRlt'fi.
JHn'v =. lS75.-l7:tt
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is tl,e Life Of Trade.

All school books recommended by the
State board, for public schools, can be
found at tho book store of Mr. Bryce Rills,
at Now Orleans prices.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

Corn was selling in New Orleans on the
23rd at SEC for yellow; corn meal So G5
lard l51Ic; pork $22 per barrel.
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I.lJEs,fszIss.S NOTICE.

Mr.. N. Klein bcSs leave to inform his
friends and former customers that ne Will
September, and every nlorhing following"
he will always keep on hand the best Beef
the country affords, and also Mutton and
Pork. when ii can be bought. Every effort
will be made by the undersigned To :crnHi-
mediate his customers, hoping liberal
share OF the public patronage.
Sept g. iS7:-tf n. KLEIN
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

COUTiIEisN CAKRIhEE FACTORY.
The undersigned takes pleasure in mai King
known that he is now as we'll prepared as
before the war, if not better, to do all kinds
Of work, either in
Misunderstanding or Requiring
CARRIAGES, BITGGIES, HACKS, ETC
Ready made work kept on hand; spool
mems OF which may be seen by calling at the
Factory. Ie will also carry on n general
Blacksmith shop, arranged to do AL kinds o.:
BLACKSMITH ling. Terms reasonable.
April 2G 1856. n3O-f FIR. EN- DOM.
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TONsE ;SJ's;AD FARM
TO Il = \ 7. l..

\ farm, ssitualca "a miles below Monroe,
on The cast bunk and fronting on tho QUA
cilita river, containing liz acres, Iu, acres
in cultivation. ;ho kalancr being III stand
ms. timber Dwelling house. nut-hnmScs
and cabins sufficient on the place. = bar
gain can he obtained by applying" s,,on 10
X. q. COBB, OK
FRANK i. S'ri 'I:l;S.
.Ian'y :. lS75.--l7:tf
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LOCAL ITEMS.

The river has risen about two feet since
our last issue, and is still rising.
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90 to tllc Book Store

OF Mr.. Bryce Rills, if you wish anything
III the Basket, China or Pariau-Warc liuc
lIc has just received splendid lot OF thrso
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

We are reliably informed Il ut Mr.. Kci-
l"gg has convened a session utthc l"@i~la-
turc OH the 18th proNino.
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Cigars Insl Tobacco.

Only the best smoking tobacco and cigars
are bought ut the woll-l>nown cigar stand
of Mr.. BRYCE Kills.
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TOE e:f;lsE s.isS-
Master CHuCr I.iliU,l

viii furnish drawings and specification
for all kinds OF Steam Machinery, and will
guarantee saving of from 10 to % per cent
under the purchases made i'll New Orleans
10 be found on the Ellie.
Nav 23 1874 Tyr.
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A neat Cottage residences, corner Of Ca
lypSa and Jackson streets, font on Jackson
l75 feet, running back 10 feet. Terms
reasonable Appiyto
2Otf. 5. ID. MCEN f-RI.
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CNlTIi n FIRST.

SNiFu n FIRST,
~ PROpElETOES.
& \ K Il .AG T. y y II = NJ T II = II q L
GRAND STREET. MONROE.
Have the pleasure OF notifying the puhil"
that they are prepared to build and repair
tarria.rCS and EuggiCS. to Shoe Horses, and
execute all kinds OF Plantation Work.
-" Owners Of lHurdCu'S SubSUil Attach
mcut for OuaChita Parish. mars, S.:25tf
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Gold was quoted on the 23rd mt 1865 in
Now York and ZIG in New Orleans.
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TRANSPORTATION.

TRANSPORTATION.
NEW OIL FANS AND ca lLDEN
SEMI Uv1IEEL l-I,AC KEET LINE.
Leaving every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY at +. NJ.
For Camden, Trenton, Monroe,
+ fix, "a all way landings Ouachita and
- - e Blaci> rivers-Tho fine passenger
steamers
OuHchit;, Belle. Capt. f. a. Blanks
Gov. Allen. Capt. j. w. Blanks
Lessic Taylor. Capt. NJ. Kenison
One ofthe above boats will leave regularly
as above connecting with boats for Little
Tensas, Boeuf and Saline rivers, Bayou
Bartholomew and D'Arbonne, also with
boats for Arkadelpiia; ~ Passes Trenton to-! and
of every week. l.. w. Surghnor, Agent.
Monroe, La, January IA, 1879.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
l will soil on reasonable terms, my resi-
eencc III the city of Monroe. That part Of
the ground used as q garden spot, will
divide and soil as business lots. Tho re-
mining portion of the lot is sufficiently
large for all the purposes of the residence.
Mrs. MAltH MCFNERT.
per JOHN Mcf.SEI:y, Agent.
October 10. 1871. If
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-03-26

FORGE kdIi!.ER,
" GunSmith. Monroe, La. Dealer in
GUNS. PISTOLS. CAPS, TT BlIS,
CARTRIDGES POWDER ELASKS.
PATENT ELASTIC GUN WADS,
Rcpairing of all kinds neatly ~ ~
done, at - per cent. below for eSes&ae
nrr prices. aud work guural- ~ ;%N
terl. lure Is. 1870. "