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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-21
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENrs-sHcosD PAer-Finh and sixth col
sIEAR1s-Ns PAor1sTsS cou@n
BOARDERs .wANrED-TwELfru fAcE-second and
BOARD 'u AND sSiS"i% iI%oDGrNG wANrED-TwrrrrH PAGE
BRooRh9S i9itS S0'uaa RElL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD
BysISEs5 oPros 5ls i iPquPH.frIEs-Sgs1H PAGE
cry ZEAL Er4E FOX sALE"sEcoSp FScr@Frm
cLERRs Sism AND sA1EsMEN-rwrIrru PAGn-First col
as6
CoAsTWisE v sT STE TTEA.asHiPs-TwELrrH PAeE-sixth col
ee9rAFFY rfss column
BE2 sS!s%n
DwEkrNG H9Gsn TO LET FEREiSahD dpnn AND
EUROPEAN srEAM MiHiPs@TwrlFrn PAer~Fifth and
EugoPl9NTs4H isls@ !HhSlH"f F~,g-si1th column.
EExxppRAAsEsNNTn fP1eslx1h P1erxh conmn
ExoURSIoNsYsEcoi U D D PAcr-fourih column
FINE FiNANNsHLSrSnH N1RHs-HrSTn PAer-sxth column.
E9ESIsnED E2E oo TO LET
SECOND PAeE-T lird and fourth columns
FRESca &bvERf1s ssMENTfSShTrH P4er-second
HELP o@ANTED-EEMALEs-EI PAer-sixth
HELP WXNrED-MA LEs-TvrLrTn PAcE-second col
HORSES, cARRIAGgs aC.-FIRsT PAeE-Third, fourth,
HOUSES, ROOMS. &c, wANfED-sEcosD PAGE
INsTRUCiIoN~NIs PAcE-sxth column.
LECTURE SEASON--SEcoND PAGE-Fih column.
LOST AND FOUNJD-FlRsr PAGE-Second column
MAeE Fxan@sHs eGnmR column
MkDICAL-SEcoNp PhGE-tourth column
MIS- ssSRhors AfR
Sixth column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-sixth column.
NEW PUBLICATION S-SEyENrH PAGK-Sixth column.
PERSONAt-FIRsT P.sGi;-First and second columns.
PIAHoFORrES ORGANS, &C-sEcoNp PAGE-Fifth
PRoFEssIWNAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
PROPERTY OUT OF FiaE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REN1-SKcoND PAGB First and second columns
REAL ESTATE TO EUCHANGE-SEcoNp PAGE-sec.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FIRsT PAGE-second column.
REWARps-FIRsr PAGE-second column;
SALES AT AUCTI0N-TwELFTH PAGE-Fourth and NTH
sITuaHTqnNS wANrED-vEMAr.E .Es-ELEvENrn PAGr-
FIRST second third. fourth, fifth and sixth columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Sixth column and TWELFTH fAGE-First column.
SPECIAL NOTICES-FRsr PAGE-Sccond and third
sPoRTISG"DoGs. SHS;GDoGs BIRDS &c.-Frnsr PAcE-Third
sToRAGh-SEcoSp PAGE-Fourth column.
SUMNER ACCOMPLISHMENTS PAGE-Third and fourth
THE TRXDEs-TwErrru PAeE-second column
THE TURF-FIRsr PAcE-rhird col umn.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoED PAGE-
Second and third columns.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-TwELFrH PAGE-sixtn column
UNFINISHED ROOMS AsD APARTMENTS TO
WANTED TO PURCH ASE-NIHTH PAGK-Sixth column
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.-NISTn PAGE-sixth col
wEsTcHEsTEs COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-sEooSD PAGE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FRsr PAGE-sixth col
umn.
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NEAR FOURl III AVENUE.
REGULAR rrsMy sA5E Of n9RsES AR CARRIAGES
Tweny-four to fortyeght hours given purchasers to
Horses, Carriages Harness Biankets Robes &C. always
on hand at private sale
CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS FRIDAYS, SALE AT
IL O'CLOCK
FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT ELEGANT TEAM BROWN
Horses IL hands hiSh, and 5 years old; kind
and lrue in all harness tree from vice very
are absolutely AFRAID OF nothing can be driven by
one are superior family carriage team. and
SILVER MUUNgED HARNESS, BUILT BY STILL.
, CLARENCE IL GOOD ORDER, MADE BY MINER &
FoUk-sEAT PARK PHAEToS, NEARLY NEW, BUILT
PONY TTRNoG TmBROwN PONY, l4s< HANDS HIGH,
years old; Kind and true In an harness. ree from
ss exs e y" a SaGer 10 1 anG Is y
TOP FSS4 a FPa apd true SEAh iG sf NV ana
TEAM BROWN HORSES, i6i4 HANDS HIGH s AND)
years old; Kind and true n all harness res lrom
family; are in every way snic aud reliable, and
SET 6SuBa " I ri mAnNGss, ui II GOOD ORDER AND
sIx-PASsEAGnR pIiAr1oN, ~ PERFECT oRDhR
BAY PoSYS T. lr2 2't aAN6s AN HIGH YEAR OLD; KISD
sh &G ha and S0 sf a
TOR FGSY G Tpp PAx p asS G NJ 81 k2 2rSfss NEW ana
BLACK TRoT lNG HoRsE, 1914 HANDi HIGH, 10
yce an cS" good ro roadssr M ro pcter than
3mnules; icnrs nothing and can be driven BY any
TOP ROAD MACON, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY
ELEGANT FRENCH LANDAU, NEARLY NEW, BUILT
TO ORDER By MILLION QUIET, or PARIS.
WHITE PONY. l.% HAND3 HIGH, yEAEs OLD;
kind true In all harness; tree from vlce has
nne stylc and action; tears nothing: trotS IN vs.
minutes and Is perfectly safe for ladies and CHI.
dren to rlde or driye also Set Harness ana
NO TOP PONY PnAETON
BAY HORSE, l6 HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD: KIND
and true in All harne tree from vice; an excel
lent family animal and warranted soundi also set
harness ana
tor WAGON IN GO00 ORDER.
DAPPLE GRAY COUPE HORSE, 1881 HANDS ITGH,
oyears old; kind ard true In all harness; tree from
vice; has fine style and action; Tears nothing. and
Is "a nrst class coupe or carriage horse J. also set
SHIFTING IoP DEPOT WAGON BUILT BY DUsEN.
bury 4 Nelson.
BAY H0R L. I6 HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD; KIND
and true all harness, free from vice. first class
Tor general -
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES, DESCRIPTIONS TIME
TOP WAGON. IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY ROSE.
TWO-wHEELkD DOG CART. IN PERFECT ORDER,
built by Wood Bros. six Passenger Phneton in
good order; Clarence, built bv John K. Lawrence;
Extension Top Phaeton, with pole and shafts;
Rockaways. Phaetons, Business Wagons, Harness.
SALE COMMENCES AT II O'CLOCK.
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-, XE4E mSIyEHsfTI rt6CSE;, n
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
"a to As hours trial on horses warranted sound
PARTIAL CATALOGUE or. THIS DAYS FRI
pAY's( SALE. AT 10 o & 9,GLoCK;
Carriage Horses, l6 hands kind in all harness;
free from VICE ne free stylish showy G dnysrs
IN every way frs class lam'iy team also
ELEGANT LANDAU, nearly new, by Brewster, OF
FINE "G5a1 RoAD - iEssrABL1snMENr-Dar chestnut
Hambetonian Mare, sired by Volunteer 1875
hands. ears; kind in all harness: Tree from
premium at Hudson FaIr last TALL; time 5:O7
any one can drive; promises 70 pc very i Iaet
TOP ROAD WAGON, in line order by brewster. OF
ELEGANT TEAM MAHOGANY BAY HORSES. ali
black points lbal hands full, and years kind in
eycn-gaiied and spirited drivers: not afraid Of
nSthns can be driven cioe Ts, TO is.s iISomSEs
without , fault; wal WARRANTED sound. :. .,u..
DARK BRowY PoSy HORSE. Il hands. year,
under saddle: has been used by family; is very
pretty ano 2 pet, and Is in every way perfectly
reliable; sold fer want OF use
TOP PeSy III tT2A s nsSgy new sy s"Iih 4 !.
harness and under saddle; tree from vice d
good. free stylish, prompt driver; IN every way
ELEGANT SURREY WAGON, nearly new, BY feck
BLACK MORGAN HORSE. is hands. years; kind
in all harness'and under saddle free from vice
extra finc traveller: stylish, Tree driver:
good Tor any use warranted sound.
tor ROAD WAGON. 10 good order, by Goodwin
Co.
DARK BAY HAMBLETONfAN HORSE, l5h hands
6years; kind in all harness. tree from wee
extra hno uuder saddle has been ridden by
lady for past year; good, free, Stvllsh driver;
every way reliable; warranted sound
BASKET PONY PilAEfON. With RUMBLE, plat
form springs, by Wood Bros
DARK BAY COUPE HORSE, l6id hands, years, kind
In all harness free from vice a tree, stylish
prompt driver, without vice or trick In every
way reliable; not afraid OF any thing; NARRATED
sound
SHIFTING TOP DEPOT WAGON, in good order
PlVE SETS DOUBLE HARNESS, second hand city
SKELETON WAGON AND sULKy in good order.
A FINE SCOTCH CoL.LY DOG, ~ months old.
TWEEN tY.fIvE OTHER HORSES, description time
of sale, ARCH JOIINSTON's Mart, 1870 70 Thir.
teenth street near University place. Weather
never interferes with our sales SALE COM
ll'llInIk-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-21

4 MAJOR cHAs. W. BARKER ArCroNEER
extraordinary sale Of the fastest young GRgEN TGtf
TIERS offered a az hon just arrAed from Western
Gr, Auction Mart and New YORK Tattersal corner II
Nav ana % al ii cocK and eompn Il 6sa1 n
the most richly bred desirable AND finely gated Young
stock now on exhioition Every body viii BE- given the
and driving qualities any the day
St gSs e aS No Ssanr HhF Sy oanr s
49, high ioaled IN 1855 can trot ~ 2,s: redchcsnut
b.d icaIed 1855: can beat 2ss chestnut. geldmv oSG
BEANCh ay Mamhrno; no. ~ h,sn ,9aed % ms Shown
town in 2si2 see Bruees rottng Register ot ls3 page
sii high ioalsd 1852 very promising black geldng
Se,t as bsy asdnT RayE ~ Alien q Pstcheni
5is high; oaed ls69 lnely gated bay geldins BIniY
isi9 can beat. ss.o ,,s pole brown mare mare sally
O sy Ssqv prom,snT bav elSins XtGhWicK by
Hambetouan Chicf l5is high, ioaled ls67 Is the
esEapy eean,ny snrre Gedngs nExEs AND msiH bS
eIss; s TN matched pair IN xmerea sorre eians EDWIN
by the Parish Horse tsi,s Of JoSer l54 hgh ioa,ed
kes Graves lS hsn 9rsd ss' s Ss can s tret n min ar
S's bay Nass & can Gca Dboys ar wsrSnc
sound and Kind ana an very hne and easy drivers
mart nSIONi Sale positive, and no posfponemeut
rcrIoS. AUCTION. AUCTION.
A. cnaRLEs sv e. : ngFE 6TGrTI92NSEELEA * Aopsr,
cSRRIsaEs SIh IhARNEss sosEs &G Tnis bR9 fEi
nAm NAY g Ar y %ckScK ~ iTAsE 1
re re IiSi PRofEarY oF Two PRIVATE GENTLEMEN.
6years old: raised r. A. Alex tnder. % Woodford
county Kentucky and sired by Aiexander's Abdailah
'as sow PSrs Pe 9@a eets bah S % make
very valuable beast TOR track use as her extra endur
the country she l. iuily warranted sound and kind
old sired by Hambetonan; he Is an extra tree and ne
driver; condition beat IS and Is warranted
Also black Geldns I5s4 high years old raised in
vermoni beat 1s0 aud i gentle for the most mid
Also the dsposiuoned lady's pony Phaeton Horse
in The ey ls hand. high wears oid has been ridden
Two top Wagons, top ana open Pony Phaetons single
and double Harness. Blankets, Kobcs Whips, &c.
n. B.-Sale positive. ram or shine.
AZ ELEGANT ROAD ESTABLISHMENT AT Arc.
tecr Colt 1875 hands 6years kind and true ~ al har
ness tr9ds " m % easy brew sS a.. W ~ bsPoe %
HARNESS. atARCH. JoHNsToN,s Mart.
l9to % Thirteenth street, near University place.
FOR SALE SIX HORSES. FIR FOR FARMING.
TO years old Inquire Tor contractor. ~ 10 - Great
JoAes street
A sIxsEAT RoCKAwAY MrNfE STEVENS
"A MAKER tor 5000. cost sl,lO0. Landaulets egupes
PARK fhaetons six Clnrcnces second hand soda
low. HAM, 10 East Fourth street
A FOR sALE ttGHT HORSE rIr FoR FARM
N. ing grocer, milkmnn, cxnrcss or road use, from
nine years old prce from 80 70 500 ana rlai ~
Houston ami Blcecker streets
nay TRUCK HORSE: ALSO TWO O1BEE
A Horses sound aud kind ~ Tor truck express OF
the country; sa5 Ss slia; also Truck ana WAGON. No
8 Bayaru street ~ saloon
A WAGONS Ar A. sCRlrlcE.-hNpREss
ard Uniform sprirg Wagons hcN AMI sccond hand
iron sSi . sl7S one top Buggy ss' At rs spnns u
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HoRsEs. cAknIAens. Sc.

A UcTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssEL 4 KEARNEY
II ITO and ll2 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-21

A UCTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
IN date Johnston K Van TasselD,
ONCE 81 Liberty street (Evening Post Buildingt
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH or OUR
HOUSE 10 TO 20 THIRTeENTH STREET.
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
n to As hours trial on horses warranted sound
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HoRsEs. cARRIAens. sc.

A RCH JOHNSTON'S BIG SALE COMMENCES
n. At 10 O'Clock THIS MORNING,
at his Mart, 10 to rs Thirteenth street. near
:. University place.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

yyrANTED-A FIRST CLASS TEAM or BAY CAR
w riage Horses 6 hands high. Apply TO H IL. DODD,
Isl Broadway, New York.
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ZERO RbFRTGkENTOE SiuE BOARD *lNLE iCI
II Chests Uprights Laser Recr Rcfrigerator-, New
port SARATOGA Congre IS. Icrn Coolers. aESAtN ~
ri west rwenY.thlrd street fcnd ior book keirige
ralors repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-21

CoR sALE-sCuOoNER YACHT BELONGING TO
It the Sow York Yacht Club; IS tons told measure
ncnt - eet length o~er ALL - ieet beam, about cet
depth hold draught centre board has two suits
ot salts complete orrr, Win entire outfit and IN
vertory il IN commission, with sailing master ami
board. apply to J. Il. DRAPER CO., III feari
New YORK.
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L,oR sALE-SAcuT vEsTA 20 TONS; FULLY
II cqulnped: warranted sound and will be sold low.
Apply 10 q. X. POILL0N. 20 south street
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NOR SALE-ruE SLooP YACHT rGERGA; 50 FEET
r over ali; IS fcet inches breadth Of beam; only
been run one year In complete orecr ready or i'm.
mediate use. Address Gao. W. sICRGEs 81 south
street. New York.
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personal.
ODos-HoME. WITHOUT DELAY. DEATH IN
~ sixty-iourth street


ODos-HoME WITHOUT DELAY DEATH IN
~ sxty-iourth street
DALE ALE-RETURNED. AFTER TWO YEARS AB-
senee long M tG g see yon very mnch Please cal at
street or or any Where else ~"' 'a PoRER
TWO. LADIES' ABOUT VISITING SOUTH AMERICA,
wish ne acGuaintancs Of party party going who spcsk
mittlngl. Iwill explain. ALBANl
WILL NJ. CARROLL VINO RESIDED Al as
his address Mess % @ s sn s yoR
9TH AVENUE Gan, Upper CORNER. O'Clock,
once.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
roNFkMArloN At THE CHURCH or ST. MARY
~ the Virgin, West Fortyhith street, broadway.
by the Right Reverend Bsgop q New York on Friday
evening May 2l az Soelock
LOST AND FOUND.
' I osT-sY AN OFFICE BOY, CONTRACT, WHICH
Is being i Of ee waf to 10 ANY one VII e Ed On
2s7 broadway.
r osT-A SMALL PACKAGE LETTERS. AND PRICE
- Lists finder VIII be suitably rSwardea name nnss ana m
70 GEORGE W. MALKs, Box Department, Post office.
New York.
sravea 9o@ 20 MoaNlSS ses aTr
slender black and tan Terrier with ,nea.c collar on,
address sssS' ''"'" y" % pau - - '''u' : -
u OST.-LkFT IN A WALL STREET STAGE AT THE
IL ferry, Wednesday evening blus waterproof
Cloak suitable reward win b. its return 10
A. FIELD 465 Broome street, New York.
o.T-IF THE PARAsoL TRIMMED WITH LACE.
returned to No East Fittyseventh street liberal re-
ward will be given.
Il OST-wEnSESDAY EVENING. MAY 10 A SAFE
IL Key, Twenty fourth street between Madison ana
Fourth south side OF street. suitable reward
will be given If returned TO No ID East iwenty-fourth ST.
II osT-A SHIPPING RECEIPT BOOK BELONGING
IL to the Latin Rand Powder Company. A reward
will be paid tor Its return to 81 Park row.
I OST.-A NUMBER or "MoRAs'' PHOTOGRAPHS
IL dropped from carriage last ednesday after
noon, either Fifth i'll Central Park. ANY
bringing them ln9 Fifth avenue or leaving them
mt the address the envelope which contained them
Will be well rewarded.
REWARDS.
&10 REwARD.-sToLEN. FROM yANDERBILTs
Dl " Landing, staten Island the 18th inst 1872 foot
kowboat painted white inside and brown gunw ales
a narrow blue stripe aroLnd her brandel on inside OF
stern. Apply to j. GILWAY. Staten Island Railway
ferry, foot Of Whitehall street
d SOO REWARD WILL RE PAID FOR THE RE-
tDCUO OF the black silk nupure Laces stolen
from the subscribers on the morning OF May ~.
LUCAS THOMPSON Il co.. A. and IS Lis penard street
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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IloR SALE. FoE HALF CosT-TwO. SOUND
L Horses, new Wagon and la. a.uess. Apply az sai
Fast Nnth street. in bakery.
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lIrANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH-A SLoOP OK
w schooner Yacht, Of about - tons. old IN assure
mcnt; gtye fun particulars. Address A. ~ A, box ~
herald Office
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NOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD GROCERs HORSE
II Wagon and harness a single TrucS, at ;. ks
Ig7 Duane street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Y -$scoooo CASH GIFTS
Kentucky state Single Number Lottery on Havana
plan, dra wn May %. 1878. Circulars sent rec.
PARKS EMERSON CO.. Agenta
l60 Broadway room T. Post office box 6,272
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REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUE DAY AND FRIDAY.
Twentyiour to foryeght hours given to purchasers to
test warrantees
Horses Carriages Harness, Blankets Robes &C.. always
on hand at private sale.
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lNoR SALE CHEAP-FoR WANT OF USE. FIRST
Il class work fiorse. sound and kind, and furniture
Truck. nearly Inquire at 20i kast fourteenth st.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19
Municipal Notes.

Mr.. NJ. NJ. Grady has been appointed
a member of tho City Council, III place
OF d. G. Hill resigned.
The Office of City Recorder remains
vacant, J. II. Dinkgravc, Esq, Justice
Of the Peace, acting as Recorder. 1t is
suspected that this arrangement will
not be disturbed for some time. Hill
and Southland have been sslegging' for
Darlington, but Brewster, it is said,
wants a white man and to dry up the
mighty struggle, Kellogg will not
appoint a Recorder, leaving Dinkgrave
to act.
A couple Of colored men We're taken
up last week as Migrants, and We're
given sixty days on the streets. They
handle a shovel, instead of Tipping Il
jack.
Mayor EndOm has been in New Or
leans attending n meeting of the Grand
Lodge of Masons. He returns with
his trowe1 as bright as a new milk
pan.
The cutters of several of the streets
have been cleaned out by the "Crayowl
byes" who came up to town on IL bit o
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19

Judge Christiancy, the newly elected
Senator from Michigan,in a recent letter
to friend, says in substance:
XII was elected as a Republican, with
which political organization I have
been connected since the days when we
were called tWooIIy Heads but do
not feel bound now by partisan tics.
Very many of the acts of the President
arc contrary to the spirit Of republican
institutions, besides 1 have been on tho
bench so many years that it is impossible
that can be in any career as Senator a
partisan.''
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19

spree from Morrison's levee. They
did their jobs cheerfully, like men from
the old country always do; but their
opinion Of Monroe hospitality is rather
discouraging to immigration.
Mr.. Fullam, sexton of the Cemetery,
informs us that the map CT the Gene
terry and the book of titles to the lots,
have been lost. How could this have
happened? Mr.. Fullam also says that
his salary tor four years remains un-
paid. The Council ought to Investigate
these matters.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19

a poor, supplemented country girl,
who says she lives between this place
and Ouachita City, was brought here
given a room in the house of a colored
man up town. The girls story is that
she left home because of her fathers
harsh treatment who compelled her to
labor in the field with negroes. Her
appearance tells a sad tale of indiscre-
ton. The negro whom she came here
with has left town. She will be sent
home by Mayor Endom. The friends of
Equality will please make note.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19

a very serious joke was recently per-
petrated upon the lower house of the
Mississippi legislature. The Nicks-
burg Herald tells the story thus:
In the House the other day q bill
from the Senate to "provide rooms"
for T. w. Cardozo, the seven times in
dicted Superintendent of Public Educa-
ton, was under consideration, when
Mr.. Street, Of Prentiss, moved its ref
erence to the committee on the Pcni-
tertiary, and the motion 1oreroIcd!
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19

When we saw yesterday a yoke of
oxen hitcfed to a small cart with an
old box for q body, we thought the
country's redemption was far Off; but
when IL tall, spirited country fellow
walked up to the cart, pushed aside Il
few bundles Of last years oats, and
drew out a meal-bag full of peanuts, our
dropping spirits ut once revived.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19

The Ouachita Ethiopian Serenatlers
gave a very laughable performance Fri
day night, which was highly enjoyed
by pretty full house. Some of the
characters, as, for instance, the IIthio-
plan stump-speaker and the Dutchman,
it would be hard to excel. But we
must remind the management that
better order is essential.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19

John Mitchell, the Irish exile and
friend of the Confederacy while it lived,
has been chosen, without. opposition, a
member of the British Parliament from
the county Of Tipperary in Ireland.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19

The United States Senate Committee
on Patents have determined to report
adversely on the petition of the "sew-
ing machine comhinatiOn'' for an cX-
tension of the very valuable patent on
the four motion feed for sewing ma
chimes. This will result in Il very
notable reduction in the price of those
articles
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19

Mr.. j. A. Bethune desires to call the
attention of the farmers Of North Lou
isiana to the fact that he is Agent for
the Southern Cultivator, the standard
Agricultural journal in the South. Hc
will receipt for subscriptions and have
the paper forwarded at once to each
subscriber. Price $500 a year in
advance.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19

We think our neighbor, with a good
ssrebep' advertising patronage, exhibits
a good deal of cuteness in examining his
columns full of extracts from rabid
Radical sheets denouncing the white
people of Louisiana, without a word of
kind.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19

The st. Louis Democrat (Adminis.
tration Republican) says Of the civil
rights bill that ''Congress should re-
member that this measure has met
with grave opposition from white Re
publicans in Northern as well rs South
ern States"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19

Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper
has very spirited half-page engraving
from sketch made by our young friend
Smith Bennett, illustrative of pigeon
shooting in North Louisiana, scene one
mile above Monroe.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19

The Intelligencer publishes, in con-
spicuous place, an article from Pinch
backs paper wherein it is said that
w. F. Southland would be ga good
CATCH among the ladies'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19

The dry goods merchants about town
are engaged in hand-to-hand struggle
to see who can offer the best bargains
and push packages of goods nearest the
door without obstructing the entrance.
The City Council might raise a revenue
by leasing the sidewalk.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19

Kellogg vetoes the bill appropriating
$lsO,0OO to defray the expenses of the
Legislature. He says Sl3O,O0O is
enough. Thirteen dollars would more
than compensate the members for the
good they have done.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19
Dr. -. q. Murphy.

Having returned to Monroe offers his
professional services to the citizens of the
town and country surrounding. lie may
be found. when not professionally engaged
either at his office in the building lately
occupied as II law office by II. l.. Stubs
Esq, or ut his residence Just i'll rear of
Judge Iauv'S.
November II, 1874. S:ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
WY AR DECLARED

AGAINST HIGH PRICES!
Those of our readers who would purchase
Stationery at New Orleans prices will fluid
it to their advantage to call at the
BOOK AND NEWS DEPOT
Kept by Mr.. Bryce Rills. His stock con-
SiStS Of
School Books, Periodicals,
Note and Letter Paper,
Envelopes, States, Ink,
Lead Pencils and
Fancy Articles.
It is already well-established fact that
the people are furnished by him with the
Daily New Orleans and NickSburg papers
at the small sum of flee cents 4 copy.
Mr.. Kills also keeps u Choice Stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,. Fob. 10, 1879.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-02-19

Finchback's credentials are up in the
Senate. He will be seated, and Colora'
do will be admitted as State. The
demand is very great just now for Re-
publican Senators.