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For New England, falling barometer,
southwest to southeast winds and warmer
and cloudy weather, followed on Monday
Uprising barometer, southwest to northwest
winds, cooler, cloudy weather and rain.
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Sudden Death.

UTICA, N. Y, Oct. 10.
Harry Camp, one of the Oldest forward
ers and dry goods merchants of central
New York and a resident of Utica, died
suddenly Saturday, aged IS.
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Sentenced.

rnf4nf BosToN, Oct. 10.
John Glew, one of the crew OF the JET
ferson Borden, who was acquitted on the
charge of murder, was Saturday sentenced
by Judge Lowell to ten years in the state
prison on his plea of guilty of mutiny.
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The Vermont Pharmaceutical Asso
oiotiop

This association meets at st. Jonnsbury,
next Wednesday and Thursday. The
business meetings will be held in the Free
Baptist hall, and reception will be given
in Odd Fellows hall, on Wednesday even
ing
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Nominations.
4ouamKERpsIE, Oct. 10.

4ouGHKERPsIE, Oct. 10.
The republicans of the first district of
Duchess county nominated DIR. Thomas
Hamond of Dover for the assembly, j. w.
Bertram and Collins Sheldon were appoint
ed delegates to the judicial convention.
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READING NOTICES.
Pianos to Rent and Rent Applied ON
Purchase.

Purchase.
We have on hand several very good sec
ond hand pianos which we should be pleased
to rent to desirable parties at 80, SO, $40
and Sl5 per quarter, with the privilege Of
applying rent on the purchase of pianos
rented or new instrument. Apply at
once and get particulars of Mr.. Edwin
Tracy (of Cluett & Sons) at the Bates
house. To good parties prices will be made
to suit. d3t
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Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Vermont his
torical society will be held at their rooms,
at the state house, Montpelier, October 12.
Matters of interest will be brought before
the society, and full attendance is de-
sirable.
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Suicide.

ROCHESTER,, Oct. 10.
Joseph Paymanski, a Polish Jew resid-
ing in Eldridge street, New York, hung
and shot himself Saturday morning at
small hotel in the city. The suicide was
of the most desperate and determined
character
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CRoSsMAN-In Clarendon, oct. 2, OF diptherIa,
Byron, youngest son OF W. II. and Martha
Crossman. aged years, months and 20 days.
How happy every child OF grace
Who knows his sins forgiven,
This earth, he cries, is not my place.
seek my place In heaven.
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Fire.

UTICA, Oct. 10
The straw board mill at Ephrata, Mont
gomery county, owned by Wagner ~
Senelly was entirely destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss 100000 insured.
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Suicide
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 10.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 10.
G. T. Heard charged with attempt to
rape two small girls month suce at Con-
gers, Ga. was tried yesterday and con-
victed He committed suicide Immediately
after by taking morphine. tttr
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Schurz VS.. Phillips.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.
Carl Schurz has written long letter to
the Commercial, in reply to Wendell Phil
llps's recent letter on the currency question.
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Advance in Freights.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.
The rates on fourth class eastbound
freight have been increased five cents per
hundred. 1f
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Postponed.

The Pittsburgh horse race has been
until Friday, October 10Th.
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TIE FAST TRAIN MANIA.
Pennsylvania Troubles.
PoTrsvILLE, Pa, Oct. 10

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Oct. 10.
There were considerable shooting and
breaches Of the peace at Shenandoah last
night, and at one time there were fears of
riotous disturbances. Richard Finnell was
shot and slightly wounded, and Jim Johns
severely wounded and had his throat cut.
In attempting TO make arrests, Chief Bur-
CESS, the constable and the police, were
frequently shot at, but without effect.
To-day there was much excitement and
citizens generally anticipated another out
break tonight, and the deputy sheriff was
compelled to issue proclamation this af-
ternoon. At Mahoney city there were a
number of incendiary fres. Thirteen men
were arrested for melting to riot.
LATER.
All Is quiet tonight at Shenandoah. The
feeling between the English, Welsh and
Irish miners is better, but there is a strong
force of police on duty and no further dis
turbance is apprehended tonight.
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where.
Spaulding 81 Go.

Would respectfully inform their custom
ers and the public generally that they are
receiving the New York daily papers by
the fast mail train which arrives at Rut-
land at noon, and that they will distribute
them promptly at places of business or
residence as customers may direct. Orders
can be left at No. Merchants row or at
the South end news room under the Bard
we'll house. sept29dtf
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON. Oct. los D. m.
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QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 10.
The steamship City of Berlin from New
York.
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Fire Instiranc c.

Eire insurance
John Cain, Director and Agent Of tn,
county of the Peoples Mutual Fire Insur
ance company of Burlington. Office un
der the Town hall.
Rutland, June 10. 1875. d&w
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DIPLOMATIC UNEAsINEss.
CARLIST MOVEMENTS.

MADRID, Oct. 10.
Owing to the activity of the Carlsts in
enrolling troops and fortifying Somarros-
tbs, it is suspected they contemplate
another attack on Bilboa.
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CHOLERA IN INDIA.

IIONDUN, VCI. o.
A dispatch from Montevido announce.
that martial law has been proclaimed
there.
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MADRID, Oct. 10.
The impartial states The government
in reply to communications of the vatican
declares they will respect the concordat
except where 1t interferes with the internal
affairs of Spain. The government, while
admitting that the concordat has been vio-
lated, must accept the accomplished facts
and MAINTAIN federation. One thousand
troops embarked to day at Cadz for Cuba
and one thousand five hundred more are to
sail on wednesday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

ipdor.ed checks 1t four and six months for the gross
amount sold during the Fair. at fve per cent commission
ON miscellaneous and two and half per cent OH
hooks Purchasing horses offering satisfactory nuorse
rpcnts obtain Of credit from the managers ee vi
charge and ON the amounts OF all eaiesare eneioy
the selling houses. Each must be represented oy he
Ter OF the firm or clerk fully authorized 10 do business
and no pur,iaaes are to be made for those not reP
seued None but those Offering goods or hoidg et'cis
of cresIit are 10 be admitted TO the Exchange. 1880
This j. SYNOPSIS of the main features VI ths innoN'
tion i'm business methods More than 90 puhIislIhR
houses of New-York and nearly score each OF Bos".
and pbi.jepbia besides others from different parts o
tIe country and 20 leading paper and stationery oSS
nave apped for space, all the prominent publishers
the Central and Eastern States being lnciuaeu
Publishers Weekly il tn publish immediately BOOK ar
Sunplenen OF 40 pages, giving rules hsts, hn @
infornation and possibly plan ~ The allotment Oh
NJ The Fair Tie whole second floor OF CLINTON llai
hv Le courtesy OF the Mercantile Library, VIII pe 9cc
riod NV fine publishers while the staOnefs VIII hnu ~
co,nmodatoi 10 the new large room above inc rtsu,l
lesroom and reached directly from II ny tne s."aS
recently constructed. The Fair will open diiiy y. a M
aud close nj D. H. and will continue throltSh tie No.
July 10 TO 81 and perhaps longer The Connilee Oh
yenuu and Fair nearly all the prominent POINTS
through the country, aud has already iasueu
900 certificates those who have announced tier t
tou tp he present. There may be 900 III attcnu.lV
special ear will leave sunday night ana speedi u,
Monday pight, at $50 o'clock, by way Oh Tue LII
IIiIwav for the members OF the Coh!ehtioh rom
Nv ,nrl reaching Niagara by dinner Time the next
.Iay and there will he special train PACK ny 'c s,'
roiltp on which very favorable terms nave pth >ect
The events OF the month viii y oDaby cohciuoc WIN :"
trade dinner IA New-iork
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4 BRILLIANT NUMBER.
CONTAINS LOYGFELLOW'S CLASS POEM,
Read Yesterday at B0Udoin College
IARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZlNE
FOR AUGUST, 1870.


UARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST, 1870.
CoNIrNTs
sr'NUlSE IN VENICE. by joaquin MILLER.
I..n one Illustration.
AN AMERrCAN ENTERPRISE. ,The Express BuseessD
IV.N fofu1cea illustrations.
ANCIENT pUEHLOs or NEW MEXICO AND ARIZONA.
DyN Firht illustrations.
cARIcATuErs OF WOMEN By JAMS PARTON.
B,m FUrsea ma 'ratioas.
&OCs EIIEAD LAK1.
Hrn TrenfyJour IH1s'rotons
r1csNuEaOGA AND MoNTCALM By Tho Rcv JOSEPH
COX.
van seree illustrations.
TIE STONE AGE IN EUROPT.-N. KITCHEN MID
DuNsAND LAKE sErTLEMhNf by moi cnAoEs
RAJ.
ri.4 sercn illustrations.
Az APPLE or SnDOI.
TuF FIRST cfNTURY OF THE REPU ptTc-X:
GROWTH AND 6IsTRIBuTIoN OF POPULATION.
BY France \. WALKEa.
Tl.f,otcd WA M,Ds.
4 ,TRONG.MlNDED WOMAN.
lIir REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT - EURoPE.-tL'sh-
ianM PlpID ny FHIiIo CAsE.Ah
GAg1GI \ Novel. ~ JULIAN iAUiHVnfE
CbArTIgI " Low Gath wclt to a lf nic.-N flsAuhS
ami Loving.
TIE GIFT or E,fpTY HANDS. b = N Il. pI'Tr
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SUBMISSION. Py Crrrk TuiNTFR.
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EDITORS LITERARY PLcORD.
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EDIT0Rs HISTORICAL RECORD.
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among it, principal features aye:
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chapter Oi c.i"-7 ''i'N"N' ~ '"A'l-H la =" '
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49,. MIN n ..t,.t,ons.
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miscellaneous

OXYGEN GAS.
~ JIfI MUNICIPAL OXYGEN GAS Co WI -lo5t}l 'e
s,e Dc auua, a. sygen Gas !. their wolA "ss
Forty his T. Deliverable ~ lud,g faes De- ~, 10 ~
,unp,l viii please scnd Ia thir OrdeIs h. a. Ji-hHhA"'
ONfhl. Engn,'r.
CHAkE NO MORE.-One single bottle oi tnS
- worde rf preparation viii cure my 'nv
tiGt has lesis. al oiin ~cxs
Circular TO Dr. W. IL. PANcOAsI, Mhs'"% WV
jersey.
rTENT TO LET OR FOR SALE.-An Oh
,ong TENT 40 nv 50 euitabi' for es.uIp ntetsNsa *"
Address TENr, lihine oaise, Boa 10 N"s-'o.n
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SARATOGA REGATTA
VIA

SARATOGA REGATTA
y VIA
PEOPLES LINE.
On l2t and h inst enlarged accommodations viii be OF
fci,si 10 travelling pubic A} The ensi1Iis nS proeois o
I.is ne GAMERS the addition al alolff barge ano
do m amer To those running from iAs ely Ia Albany
and a. - ~ Offer stat. and sarl'r comforts ID
mo hn.ss nf pleasure visiting thc SPRINGS IA sn1
ar ne Regatta on sfaioa Lake. The tt.am II JOHN
hi. rt x.nsycly decorated aud I'M roycd Nl spceia ft
et.ce t0 ~ occasion. great reduction IN excursion tca'is
q .inoga ietuui ouid Lac AMI fstuh, ana 10 Aloi
and M red the Coz, OhcV, Pier IL NVth
RIVER folt Of Sdnalsti
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A,cw Publications.

1 DOUBLE WEDDING; Or, How SIZE WAS
~ WONT
nv si,s c. A. WAKEFIELD, author OF The Ho9seh'i' q"
,o,,crlc" will be publislh next ~""s '"nl ''e ~ "'
Volume bound morocco CLOTH gut back ana riuo
pIice :. 20, by ,.,,..
T. b. PETERSON . BRQ1 HERS Phiiadelrn"
Booksellers will lease send in ihoir orders at once Ior
Advance oo.ie, DE cent 10 any one on receipt ~ Pt'.
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l.. v. fILNIN~. Hch'ihI Pa'srnt'| y
X4THITE MOUNTAINS via

w SgOSINGTON LINE,
lsy frm Pier 3d. North River, q, p NJ cenn.cnng AZ
Sfgl,ny,op with the 20 a. N. WHITE MOUNTAIN IN.
P4F~S New and elegant diawins room cars rlihOLDH
s. change.
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SgrANTED--A few PRIVATE SCHOLARS,
W desiring iasrt'irn In Latin Greek and higher In
ci,s, Branches IS = competent teacher Young .sg men
IIas Il Tor coll ,e Alios- GRADUATE, No OlO's Grand
st., cIiy
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tFSo1R Adrancs SHEETS Of Harper's Magazine or Auou)
MORITURI SALUTAMUS.
ny HENRY w. LoNGFELLOw.

rennofa iabuntur. taoitiseae senescimus annis,
NJ fugiunt ireno non semorabtS dles. 20, ,
OVID. FastOFUDt, Lib
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DEnpLE,s Line FOR ALRANY md sara

i TDGA.-L.a,ss daily p. lsunddys cNoc2to) from
Pin g. Norih Liver ioO1of Canal Il.
sPEtthI NorICf--0n satinay jay 3 and every sal,
ripy , further nuticc the 80 Of this he los o
at r. m stead OF =. heretofore, in order 10 con
ne, Nlbany the SIBay ming Train Ior Saratoga
a.
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VIE NEW UJrSTNFSS LAW.
9nSirnfilou.
For Boys and Young Mea-City.

IL Summer ODcn.-Wison ~ NawOrth's
y y isiucss Co anal phJuo -iafiHr . tfItc 3G Eas
io!Ita.A, D., ni0A square, dy AMI ~ send Tor
q 4.
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DnOYlDENCE AND STONlNGTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Consolidation 81 sTONINGToN LINE and PRlVtDENcE
LINE between NETWORK and BosioN
STONING1ON LINE,
ron pROVIpFNGE. NEWPORT AND BtNION
The elegant steamers Rhode ISLAND ~ ,,DASrSS
TUTE~DA ~ and SATURDAY., Jd hALtHAoA-t7t -
mon DAMS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, Iea'e f1uf 90
Ir. u, tics.is to Ill principal points in Kew 2nglnd aai
the rro noes may be obtain Il al aO~i Depo'- aht i,,
Ticket ohiccs Sateroos Oe secured N alvarez AZ 'e
Offices Of este0tt Express Company art At 80 hics"ay
PROVIDENCE LINE
VIA PROVIDESCE DIRECT .
The giannch and powerful steamships ELbtTRAJ noN-
DAYS. NEDS rsDAYS and FRIDAYS, and rAiAiEA,
~ F.sDANS. THURSDAYS and SAfD kpAlS, leave Per
~ n H. foot Robinson St, ~ M Direct iVute iw
Norrr.tfr and MI North, m points va Nairestri
-'7 " ID. = BABCOCH, PrcsidoD
l. W FILKINS General Passenger Agent.
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Poem for fftieh Anniversary Of ne Cas q 1872 In
dem College. PuDish D. i11be inen Win ul aussI,
e1eIasiyeiy al AaypsIs I&g@H'e.
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NPpOsTTION MERCHANTS LINE fo

4 IV.N NIIINN nm fUl
~ ALBANY am TROY. landing 30 ta'shiU-S Gamer }. B
schUYLER from Pier 49, \; r, tfa"ti"si hohDAls
WEDN ESDANS. ami FRIDAYS. y. IA. Eare, - ctpts
deck caDn, with berth, 81. only 70 70 rnnao Freight
81 May EXCURSION a. prq 24,h-st, ssl5. Lnding at
,f,rhsf aayi. ~ 40 Landing Iona Island New
.ir. - CO. FoughkCti-e Nhn.0eck, Cs.sA H. Athens
Il return ticA,ts y 90 air' ing NewN ork s'e day.
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UApprRs MAGAZINE, WEEKLY AMI Bazaar
Postage tree ia Size United states and Csnadr
HAnrEIts MAGAZINE, HAl;pIKs WEEKLY, OF
UARFER"s BAZAAR will Ice soLt 'T ono year 10 any sab
srer ia the United Canada, postage prepaid b. the
rullislirrs on rcce pt - S.
HaHrT.b MAGNISF IIiErER's NiEKiY and HAhpEEs
B.zAa ter one year. $lO two for - postage free
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Tf'O BOARDS OF EDUCATIONAL gentle
man LIS WIFE. educators Of long cxifi,re ar t
so oi forming where the services "f ooi
employed Tho gentleman, In addition 10 All tif
branches Of thoInush English education W-isus yeuh"
aiy ciass ia college n" lady teaches EsSh- Ger
man oc,u s,ry classes Latin Both uDoubied
scholars In what they undertake To teach ana ha'" h' '"A
uapusy cicgetd with clucht Success one ipf upward o.
the other Ter UeeI years, IA The puIrii 90 ~
profess on ioas Of Education. any part al The c0ln5.
wiz The iabor worthy ct i- h, Will please aalNss
EBt"A1OlS, tribune On,t, NoW-fOrH.
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y BOAT LINE for Erelewool Workers, MAX llaNer
- 4. -.
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hN 81 KUN, ''lh.N " AHA W 10 'iAN
= CUYIENS'S HOTEL DOCK. IONA ISLAND.
nAlY SUNDAYS exec te by steamboat AIM ~ A. from
RcOr<LlN, Glt1u-t at 30 n M NcstlytIi y, ~ ~
twenty r. iritet .e:e, landing 1T NaDhtManVle, BOD
oi.fs 10 30 DoDb. Ferry. II Nyacl ant EaIy town Ds
trrytuifl 1925. Retaining NeN burgl a. 10 =. NJ
,acllius Ncw-S url< at $50 aua brooklyn at ~.
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LTF- i-tN.N j, ',r.', W - =, ,,o'h,tT
mi y. Conway y. 10 PpKfLAND AUGusfA, bi>LFAsT'
ROCEfAND, FOhr POINT, BANGOR, MAtNlAH MI.
nl { and JOHNS. Drawing room :n through be-
tween New London ami White N"lntins also Deiwtti New
london ani roraGd. Reach Int Mountains &c 40 D. ms
Portland al il5 y. Bangor ~ Leave Now NcrA Tyr 40
Nur.,, NlkH Il III LINE L'aN''
Gi-n6 utll Depot ard 10 n and 3and5 m 81 r1L VI
Worcester with Portland ara Worcester
lI.in a a. M and 49, T. The 3 u M - eNpfesst TO Ply
month Whit. Mountains, ~. Conway, Portland ana BANGOR
I'M, - d. M h. n Nashua Rochester, Port
land and augur lions made with tls Grtni
Trtnk HALLWAY ~ Portland No iIisicr b. tins he. Through
The Ouachita telegraph., 1875-01-29
DR.. RA0WAY'S
PerfectP tPQrgatiVG

pcrfectty tnscfcss ctcgantty coated with gum,
purge, regulate purify, ccanse and strengthen Rad
Liver. Bowels Kdnoys bladder. Nervous Diseases.
Headache, Constipation, CostiNcHess, Indigestion. DyS
repsia B!liousncs Bitirns Fever inttaraton OF Tho
Viscera. effect positive cure Purely
Vegetable containing mercury minerals or dcctcri
drugs.
tom from ali the disorders rrice
rcr BOX, SOLD by DRUGGISTS
READ "FAlSE AND TRUE Send letter
stamp to EADwAY 4 CO. No. 81 Warren ~, New
The Ouachita telegraph., 1875-01-29

The trustees of the printers Greeley
memorial have issueda circular respect
fully announcing to the printers of the
nation and all friends favoring the
movement that they are now prepared
to receive contributions to the fund,
and can definitely say that the erection
OF anoi appropriate monument to the
memory'of Horace Gerley is assured.
The trustees feel it will he a pleasure
for many, both in and out Of the craft,
to contribute in aid of this commenda-
bic object.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1875-01-29
Juno Il, 1874.
ALmAMBItA REsTAURANT,

MONROE, La, October ., 1874.
To my Friends and ItttromS Of Monroe and
Dicinity:
tender you my sincere thanks for your
Kind and liberal patronage eNtendcd hcre-
tofore. am now ready to reopen my
Restaurant and am prepared to servo up iii
hrst-cl;iss style all kinds of Fish, oysters,
thing else that can hc found in IL tirst-ctass
Restaurant. l have secured the services OF
Mr.. Favcto, ono of tho best cooks that Now
Orleans ever produced, and will guarantce
satisfaction to ono and all, hoping to meet
with n kind and liberal patronage in the
future as in the past.
Very Respectfully,
GEO. &. ENSSMINGER.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1875-01-29
/, A FREAK OF BISMARCK.

The "two most popular men in Der-
lin,' as they are termed, art. said to be
upon the best of terms, and the two
men designated as the most popular are
PrincesBisInnrck and the Prnssian actor,
Ililmerdiing. The manner in which
such an incongruity came as Il close per-
sOnui friendship between two men so
differently situated is said to have been
as follows: One day during the famous
conflict between Bismarck and the.
chamber, in 1874, Herr HiImerding
was present at the debates. One of the
members was violently attacking the
minister, who was sitting in small
room adjoining, reserved for the men,
bers of tho cabinet.
Suddenly Bismarck half opened the
door, and putting out his head, observed
in contemptuouS tone. t'The honora-
bic gentleman need not speak SO loud );
we can hear him quite well in here"
On the following evening Bismarck
was in the theater, and laughed hearth
ly ut some satiricai verses which were
sung by Herr Hilmerding apropos of
the incident of the previous day. When
the curtain fell the audience loudly
applauded, upon which Herr Hilmerd-
ing, putting out his head, exclaimed,
"Don't make such Il noise, gentlemen
we can near you quite We'll IN mere.
The pat application and droll etfrontery
of this remark, as might have been eN-
pected, brought down the house and
Bismarck appreciating the humor of
the affair, took occasion to become &c.
quainted with the actor, between whom
and the Prince a warm friendship sub
sequently arose. Prince Bismarck is
a man wilful enough to follow his own
lnclinations in the matter of rejecting
friends, and shrewd enough to make
friends of those who can serve him, so
that there is nothing at all surprising
in his friendship for the actor. Ger
tainly no man can have more influence
with II certain class of the people than
popular actor, who could from the
stage do much to make a man like Bis
marck seem heroic in the eyes of the
play-goers, and doubtless the Prince
appreciates the fact.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1875-01-29
BUTCHERS NOTICE.

Mr.. n. Klein hcgs leave to inform his
friends and former customers that he will
reopen his Market House on tho Sth of
September, and every morning following
he will always Keep ON hand the best Beef
tho country affords. and also Mutton and
Pork, when it can be bought. Every effort
will tie made by tho undersigned TO accom-
in"dato his customers. hoping 4 lihcrai
share "ftho public patronage.
Sept. g. lS7S.-tf n EIElN
The Ouachita telegraph., 1875-01-29
TO DRUGGISTS.

Having purchased tho stock of Drugs.
together with the furniture, .Sc., lately
owned by e. u. Dronlgoofe, as ii Q same
stood when tho house was closed, offer to
dispose of an interest in the stock to any
competent Druggist who will assume the
of the business.
\ small outlay will make all the needed
to the stock of Drugs-thc furni-
ture is ample and in good condition.
Ifpreterrcd, 1 will sell tho entire stock
and outfit at u very reasonable plicc. The
opening is IL good ono for Il competent
druggist. Address
q. w. PIERCE,
Monroe LII.
juno Il, 1874. IT,
The Ouachita telegraph., 1875-01-29
VALUABLE COTTON pLANTA
rION FOR SAKE OR RENT,

This plantation, situated in Morchousc
Parish, four miles mort h-east of Oak Ridge
and known rs the Gardner place is one of
the most desirable plantations in that
desirable section. The place contains eight
hundred acres, of which three hundred
and fifty acres arc cleared, and nntlcr fcncc
with the necessary impr ,vemcnts thereon
for their cultivation. This place is for sale
cheap. and on accommodating terms. If
not sold, it will bc leased for one. or more
years, on liberal conditions. For furt her
particulars apply to Il. w. Wright, ut Oak
Ridge or u. G. Morgan. at Bastrop, More
house parish, or :. d. MclInery ut Monroe
iIu., or \. V. Gardner, SctIita Ala.
November. Is, 1874. 2nlo.