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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18
BlaCkwOOd's Edingburgh Magazine

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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18

The Vescelius Amber Ointment
Is very popular preparation for the speedy
cure OF Felons, old Soree, Cuts, Bruises, scrof'
etc. IL Is a very nice consistency for spreading
with knife on paper or cloth It Is used by
physicians and the people; one box VIII
convince any ono it should be kept In every
house and every store.
For sale by all druggists Wells, Richardson
nd Co., Wholesale agents, Burlington, VI.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18
FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned, commissioners appointed
by the honorable county court, within and for
the county OF Rutland, Will sell at public auc-
tion, on the premises described below, In Wal
April, 1877, at one O'Clock In the afternoon, ali
that part OF the farm, OF the late Holden Stat
lord late OF said WalllnFtord. deceased, set
out as dover 20 Jane stanford, containing
about IS acres OF land, with buildings thereon.
Dated at Rutland, this llth day OF April, A.
ID, 1871.
n, p. SlMONs,
- JOSEPH DoTY, commissioners
al2dtd Il. II. CASWELL,)
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vEGKTINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
apl9d&wlm
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-04-06
CHEi,1FE'S SALE.
Parish Court.

Parish Court,
Parish of Ouachita, State Of .ou isiana.
T. Purcell vs.. Mrs. :. e. Hall and Husband.
BY virtue OF an order OF seizure and sale,
entitled case and directed TO mo AS Sheriff
OF said parish, have seized and will offer
for sale at the Court House door i'll The city
of Monroe, between the legal hours Of sale,
on Saturday, 2ist day OF April, 1877, the
following described property, tO-wit:
''lIots No. t5) five, six (G) seven ca and
eight tS(, i'll square No. ten {lOt, i'll the Hart
addition to the town of Monroe, in the Par
ish OF Ouachita, State Of Louisiana, being
tho south half of said square, together with
til" buildings and improvements thereon,
being the same property acquired by this;
vendor CT. furceii) from Hypolte tilhiol
by act passed June 9th, 1878, recorded i'll
Not"riai Book I, page 3:O-l; sold by your
petitioner TO said Mrs. $. Il. Mason, wife of
T.. A. Hail, on said 4tll day of August, \. ID.
1873. as will be seen by reference to copy
of the notarial act Of sale between said Mrs.
>. f. Hall and petitioner, passed ON said 4tll
day Of August, 1873, before NJ. NJ. Grady,
Recorder OF Cuachita parish, State of Lou
is:ana. duly signed by your petitioner and
by said Mrs. 5. Il. Mason, wife, and Francis
a. Hall, husband, and duly recorded i'll No
| tarial Book y, pages 500 and SGT, and in
Mortgage Book j, pages 4S3 and 4S3, OF the
Recorders office OF said parish and State
ali Of which, Will be seen by reference to tho
daily certified copy hereto annexed and
made Il part hereof
Seized the property of Mrs. S. l.. Hall
and will he sold 10 satisfy above order of
! cash, with the benefit OF appraisement.
I. +. RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
ID. =. TROUSDALli, Deputy Sheriff.
Monroe, La, March Ii, 1877. 81
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ltitE1EStEE.S SALE.
state of Louisiana. Parish of Ouacf1ita,
Parish Court.

state of Louisiana. Parish OF Ouacflita,
Parish Court.
{. IT. MORRISON, use Of, etc, VS.. J. II. Nc
Gnnis.
i;y virtue OF :: ii. ia. issued from tho Hon.
Parish Court in and for tho parish OF Qua
citi!a and to me directed us s5ncrin OF said
parrish, have seized and will offer for sale
At public auction, between the legal hours
OF safe, at the door of the Court House in
the city Of Monroe.
Saturday, May 5th, 1877,
~,hc following described property, to-wit ::
The east hall OF lots Two and three i'll
square No. > of the Hart addition to the
town of Monroe, per plat thereof on file
i'll the office of the Recorder of said parish,
fronting 81 $40 feet on Calypso street and
running back between parallel lines to
Sixth street to the boundary lines between
said addition and the property of Mrs.
Melinda T. Layton, Il distance OF 30 2-l0
feet, IL; SETTLED! by az: OF compromise dated
;nth April, 1873, and recorded III Notaril
Book y, pages 80, 2Sii and 2S7 of said office.
Seized as The property of defendant, J. II.
Mcttinnis. and viii be sold to satisfy said
H. ift. and costs.
| Terms Of sale, cash, without the benefit
OF appr;iscrtcit.
r. z. RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
Monroe, NJ arch 80. ct
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CECCESSESN SALE.
Succession of III. =. Edwards.

Succession OF III. =. Edwards.
Pa:s! Court. Parish OF Ouuchita. State of
i.ot!iS i:tGa.
by virtue of an orGcr of the Parish Court,
issued in the above succession, / will sell
ut pu bile auction. on
Saturday, the 18th day of April, 1877.
the following described property belonging
to said succession. situated in the CITY OF
Monroe, tu-Wit:
\ lot fronting b feet on Grand street and
running back i'll parallel lines to the river
bounded on the north by the lot formerly
owned by the est"te of Geiseii berg and
south by the los formerly owned by Il. II.
E,laCDi.
Terms of sale: twelve mont his credit for
whatever il will bring.
4tDELIN l., FDW ARDS
March 23.-3t Admins rat riN.
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LEGAL.
CHERRIES SALE.

Morrison Il Farmer State Of Louisiana,
vs.. Parish Of Ouachita,
John II. McGinnis. Magistrates Court.
BY virtue OF IL ii. IL. issued from a mag
iStrate'S court in and for said parish, in the
above entitled case, and directed to me
sheriff of said parish. have seized and will
offer for sale at tho door of the Court House
IA the city OF Monroe, between the legal
Aours, of sale, on
Saturday, 18th day Of April, 1877,
the following described property, tO-wit
All the right, title and interest, claim
demand which You, J. II. McGinnis. have
III and to and under the judgment rendered
by the Honorable Parish Court in and for
entitled j. II. MctiinniS vs.. Erioch Jack son,
No. 1880 on the docket thereof, now on file
and OF record i'll tho Clerks Office, said iildg
ilieIt being for the sum Of one hundred and
thirty dollars (Sl30) with per cent interest
from March 49, 1877. and for all costs OF suit
-dated March 49, 1877 !; and said Judgment
also recognizing lien and privilege of plain
tiff as builder and furnisler of materials on
the dwelling house and lot of ground
which the same stands, to the extent of one
acre, belonging to and occupied by EnOcll
jackson. situated on the road which is the
continuation of DeSiard street, i'll the city
of Monroe, and ordering that said house
and lot of ground be sold to pay plaintiff $
sorry rights and privileges pertaining to said
judgment. Seized the property OF de-
PENDANT, John II. McCt;nnis, and will be
sold to satisfy said ii. jt&. and costs.
Terms OF sale, cash, without the benefit of
appraisement.
T. P. RICHARDSON, Sheriff. -.
March %, 1877. :,t
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Bin Arp, late Of Georgia, the IMAM
who furnished the Nittirisn,S aud odd
sayings which tiiuric5 II. Smith pre-
pared and published some Years ago,
was acci,!cntiy Killed near this place.
(Dccat,,r, l'eNasJ last Monday, Marci.
;. He fell from, u wagon loaded with
corn, the wheels passing over his, neck
killing him instantly. He was Il ri.-
rnarlable man; perfectly illitcr;itc, bet
teplete with original ideas and witty
sayings, he rarely over spoke without
saying something pithy.
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PINCH.

Among the appointments made by
Pinchback as 4 member of the State
Board of Public Education seems to
meet with the greatest appreciation.
In fact, the appointment has been re-
storm OF applause. The recipient OF
this mark of favor is we'll known for
his integrity and honesty and pre-emi-
nently for his illustrious ancestry
Born in Georgia, he emigrated quite
early to Mississippi, somewhere in the
Yazoo country, With his father, having
no mother to call herself her own. Mr..
Pinchback rapidly arose to distinction,
80 soon as he could Zip u jack from the
bottom, or return II check for a piece OF
baggage, and eventually he reached
the House of Correction in New Or
leans, where all honor was paid him
for his eminent talents and his splendid
educational requirements. After this,
our hero fell into bad habits, and Joined
the Radicals, in whose ranks he arose
rapidly, but step by step, until he be-
came the acknowledged leader of the
Corps D'Afrique. And here the strain
became too great for Radical forbear
ance; the U. S. Senate reluctantly mega
lived Mr.. Pinchback' IS just pretensions
for Senatorial honors, and he retired
to private life, disguised, but dignified
This learned apostle and friend of pure
morals and patron of the history 0
-Four Kings has not been permit ted
however, to seclude himself from hi
fellows. He has been called, like Gin
cinnatus from his pillow, to aid in tn,
work of educating the children Of til,
State in the strict school of morals, in
tiSistry and virtue. AS an admirer O
Mr.. Pinchback, it gives us pleasure t,
say that his appointment is an immens,
success.
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n Office
TO AK PAY l., RS!

Tax Collectors Office, orucai;a Parish.
Monroe, La. March -. 1877.
Having, been appointed Tax collector TO:
the Parish of Ouachita, by His ENccltencT
Francis Il. Nichols, Governor OF Louisiana,
and having duly qualified AS such, hereby
.iyc notice to the TAX and license payers
that the State and Parish Licenses for the
year 1877. and the state and Parish F:!NrS
on the rolls Of 1876. wei! rs the dclil,-
Iuent taxes Cfprevious years, are now due
and cotectibic.
You will, therefore, come forward and
make rrOutpt settlement, thus giving aid
aud st renGth To our new State Government
Of re:reHchnic1t and reform. and saving lc
penalties and expenses prescribed by law.
Opicc:
Up stairs over Stcinau's Saloon, Grand st :.
TIIOS. y. AEN,
It Tax Collectors.
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CiCCES3iCN SALE.
Succession of \. NJ. EthridSc.
Pa risil Cl.Irt Pan i,h of Oh, nl.l,i 4

Parish Court, Pa, ish of Ouachita.
BY virtue OF an order from tho Honorable
Parish Court, 10 sell property to pay tho
dcb.:, OF said s.,ccessiion, viii sell at public
auction at the late residence of the deceased
in said parish. between tho hours prescribed
by law,
Saturday. 5tl, DAY Of May, 1877,
all the personal properly described in the
inventory, comprising horses, mu! les cattle,
hogs, farming implements and other prop
crIN, and tho following real estate: The
west half of section ski cen the southeast
quarter of south east quarter of section
seventeen: the nOrtl-cast quarter of forth
east quarter of section twenty; the west half
of northwest quarter Of section twenty
one; the southeast quarter Of northwest
quarter Of section twcn!y-one, and south
west quarter OF morn l-clSi quarter OF sect ion
twenty.nl all in township IS, north range
five east, continuing j6l 5S-l0O acres.
Terms of sale, cash, at not less than APP
praised value. EiIBECCA ETlIRlpt;F,,
lnci:iU:tit .AdminiSt rat riX.
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oyG SHAPES GnT'roy SEED.

NlrKSnURG. MISS. March II. 1877.
Planters ofOuachita and MorohouSc and
adjoining parishes can, upon application to
any of the leading merchants OF Monroe or
Trenton. make liberal arrangements tor the
purchase OF the Long Staple Cotton Seed
which l offer for salc--tho Chaplin and
peeicr-tro,u crops OF last year, which rot.
lied in \ickaburg an average of I2t. ccEtS
per pound. IL. =. tIl!< ERScE,
1t Agent.
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The weather, although variable. ha

The weather, although variable, has
been decidedly favorable for the plan.
ter for the past week. There was 4,
chilly spell and signs of Il freeze ut the
beginning of the week and serious fears
were felt Ola disaster to the fruit and
crops; but the general southern breeze
prevailed, and Immediate danger of
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l.fsEIRr RICHTER.
n UPHOl. STEREE

MONROE, Ia.
FURNITURE rc-upholStered and repaired :
vanishing, carpet laying, etc. Makes
mattresses soft on both sides with cotton
moss, ETC., centre Of corn Shuc&S or excel
Sior, to use on cithev side, superior and
cheaper than the haud-rlatie old style cot
ton top. Special attention is paid to the
renovating OF old mattresses which, by This
new invention, arc made equal 10 new
ones. Dec. IS, 1876. Um
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-04-06

The prospect fora splendid fruit crop
was never better. a very decided rari-
ty in this latitude, in the fruit line,
is promised in Il liberal yield Of april
cots.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-04-06

NUN IOIIs Lac AK NIL -, 1910
The President, on the Sd, issued an
order for the withdrawal of United
States troops from the capitol of South
Carolina. The troops are to be with
drawn Tuesday at II O'Clock. Gen.
Hampton, in Washington Mt the time
the order was issued, signified to the
President his approval in letter,
pletlging himself and his friends to
preserve the peace and to submit to the
/. laws, and Constitution of the State. In
his order the President says:
It ia true, grave and serious disputes as to
the rights Of certain claimants to the Chief
to Sc ssstiea and not i by the
President OF the United States, but by
such orderly and peaceable means as may
the State. feel assured that no resort to
violence is contemplated in any quarter,
hut on the contrary, the disputes in cues
full remedies AZ the laws of the State pro
vide.l
In the case of Louisiana the Prcsi
dent has deputised a number Of prom
inent gentlemen, to-wit: Messrs. c. Il.
Lawrence, J. II. Hawley, j. NJ. Harlan,
~ W OAOWu <NAA WY uC AAS v Os6"1 W
visit this State, and report to the Pres
ident the results OF their Investigations.
This commission is composed of four
moderate Republicans and one lnode-
rate Democrat. The facts these gentle
men are to investigate are pretty much
the same as those in the case OF South
Carolina; but the President is unable
to- see the similarity, and instrlacts his
commissioners, first, to secure a single
State government, and, second, failing
in that, to get single legislature.
-. We are Of the opinion that the Demo-
crate of Louisiana are being trifled with.
If one thousand Democratic majority
in South Carolina can have recognition,
why not eight thousand Democratic
majority in Louisiana without the in
terfnedtlling Of Il rowing commission ::
1t is, we know, in the power of Mr..
Hayes to set up any government in
this State he chooses to favor, but he
will justly be entitled to the name oi
Thief, if ne sne:,ks to the recognition OF
Packard's professions, and does NOT
give him his favors like Il matt. We
shall watch future developments in this
State with interest and no little con-
Germ. We are not assured that there
will not be men to bow like serfs before
L;twrence's committee rs there were
cravens and fools to yield to Wheeler.
But whatever may be the issue of the
proposed adjustment--no matter what
leading representatives may do (and
they will sometimes do almost any
thing}-we unhesitatingly say to the
people, If they intend to have the gov
eminent Of their choice, they must look
to their manhood and execute the
wretch who bctrays them.
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Services in Grace Church (F.,;iScopiD
by Il lay rcaiicr, every Sunday morning
ut II O'clock.
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The river has Ecun rising !, little for
the past few days, but is still Very low
for this time or the year. There is fun
thirty feet OF bank to spare.
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CHstIsiEE"S SALE.
DauGhtN < Herring Magistrates Court,

vs.. State of Louisiana
VIM. T. Atkins. J Parish OF Ouuchitn'
BY virtue Ola H. "a. ISSUED from a macis-
trate, i'll the above entitled ease. and to me
directed Sheriff of said parrish, have
seized ana will offer fox Sa'o al the Court
House door i'll the city of Monroe. between
the legal hours OF sale on
Saturday, al! day OF April, 1877,
the following described property, to-,vit
The west half of section fourteen town
ship eighteen. north Of range tive east cor
tanning three hundred and twenty acres.
Seized Is the property OF defendant. Win n.
Atkins. and will he sold to satisfy The,
above f.. 70" and costs. iermS of s;ic, cash.
with the benefit of apuraspncnt.
!. j. EitNAspSpN, Sheriff
u. i. ilttt SCALE, neputy Sherir
February Is, 1877. St
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The Alexandria Democrat asks
"Where, OH where is Eliza P:ikston >"
In New Orleans, we believe, under the
special protection Of her ;sdmirer, O. II.
brewster.
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENT

FREE TRADE WITH MONROE!
The Board of Trade of Monroe inform the
public that, on all persons and teams bring
inH cotton to Monroe for safe and returning,
EERNIAGE Wilt BE FREE
1t the Monroe .'c:ry. Any other person,
crossing ut the Monroe Ferry, either on
purchases merchandise TO IL sufficient
amount from any member of the Bo:,rd OF
TRADE, will have refunded to him by the
ierryn,an, through til" merchant from
whom the purchase is made, tho amount
paid for .crri:use in coming to Monroe and
viii be given II free ticket for icrriaSo i'll
returning.
Monroe. La, Aug. p. 1s75.-,f
.,n:IruEItn CASssstAEs: FACTORY.
The undersigned takes pleasure in making
i:,oHn that i!e is NOW us Well prepared as
before the war, If not better, to 4" all ki,:.!s
If work, either in
misunderstanding Eepois'iny
CARRIAGES, HlTGGIE%S, HACKS, ETC
Ready rulo work kept on hand; spe:i-
mems OF which may be seen by calling at the
FACTORY. ie viii also carry on Il genera:
Hactsaini shop, arranged To do all kinds y!
ol:,ckSinitiling. Terms reasonable.
April p; 1863. mo FIX. EN- DOM.
NJE" Ans1Ass'sssA MsssrAuEsANr
Has been removed to the corner of St.
John and st. Ann street in the rear OF H.
Kills book store, where l Will be found Ut
AZ! hours. ready TO serve my "ii customers
and the public with the best that New Or
ie;t'::' and this market cam afford.
Oysters in every style.
Fish. Grabs.
shrimp. Game,
And everything else to be found in I,
FIHST-CLASS RESTAURANTS.
will give my personal attention to all
who cal! upon me and guarantee the best
q. G. r:NsSAIINC;ER.
Monroe, October u. 1876.
FoH SALE.
a VALUABLE Pi.ANTATioS KNOWN
Is The Austin Place situated on the
Ninshorrougii load seven lies from Mont
roe. The place contains tj:I 9l-lO0 acres, is
VOL Improved; dwelling cabins and good
gin. 1t is first class cotton land, and is one
of the best places in the parish toy raising
stock.
Terms: low. for cash; and reasonable
price credit. part cash, and long
terms. Apply to
T.. 5. AUSTIN, OF
=. ID. McENEi;T, Esd.
Monroe. La., August LIST, 1875. If.
NUACNITA LivE!eY
AND S.tI4f: STA BILE.
II. q. DOESoN, PROPRIETOR,
Cor. INird and DeSicn,H streets, Monroe, La.
Horses buggies and hacks kept for hire.
Horses and mules bought and sold. Good
lots for drovcrs connected with She stable.
BASTEOl' STAGE OFFICE AT THIS
STABLE.
October 6. 1876.
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11AsSSs{ Ed.

Thursday, 2!'t! March. 1877, by Kew. j.
Lame borden, Il; the r.s;.!err, Of tbs brides
mother, Mrs. {. T. Miller, Mr.. G. +. sam
DEIsS TO Miss AMELIA \. OlrNi:N, al! OF his
lit
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENT
REPUTABLE!

"oIST<S- IsSn I~S~"GlN ..
EKtEEUFABIE!
TO SHY that Dom PEDRO had come over to
this country, not to see he Centennial. but
10 make great ShOwand hustle about him
>clf, in The way OF having accepted public
receptions in all large cities which he Wis
tied; iLlt Ike
GREAT SHOW AT PHILADELPHIA
would last for ID months, and that the En-
i'crnr or Brazil would remain here until the
final close of the great
AMERICAN CESrESS1AL EXHIBITION.
might be rcttl:cu with reasonable and
strong evidences; but it is beyond all 'dispI, c
and irrrtt,t:,',ic that
II. kiN3ItI;M.iNS,
on YcSa ri street,
has received :, lot OF
NEW FLOUR,
of the new crop, raised in tl,iS Centennial
year 1876.
II you doubt il, jns. take the stamps,
called
EltEiNI;.\rtS, OR SPECIE F.IT!IEt,
and buy Il barrel, nni if it is; not what i. is
represented Ia be, your
MONEY WIFI. 81; l;i:t'tr NDEp.
~ Remember tn. place. where the first
NEW CROP FLOUR
cam be lad~-tllc store of
II. KIN DEitMANN.
July p, 1876. IT,
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Col. Susan -. Anthony appears to
night as the Coming Wo.nan.
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Mr.. j. l.. kaliski has the sole agency
for North Louisiana for Best's Mil.
waukee bottled beer. Purchasers will
lind his prices reasonable and the beer
genuine. Ask Mr.. lIaliski for his
prices.
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a very important change has been
made in the departures and arrivals OF
the trains from this city. Trains, on
and after Saturday, leave Monroe ut &
o'clock II. IN. Passengers leave Nicks-
burg at O'Clock y. M, and jackson
at9 p. M, arriving in New Orleans, the
following morning, ut G:3O. Leaving
New Orleans, at 5 r. M, passengers
arrive at Monroe, next day, at $50
y. IN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ViCi<SlIN:eG, Shirley Es'Oksr

TEXAS RAIL ROAD
~ Il II ::..si.sssx
DEFICf: OF RECEIv!:H IL SUPERB N'rENDf:Nr !
Monroe, April /, 1877. J
On and after Saturday, Tth instant, trains
on this Road viii run as follows:
Leave Monroe daily ut .............6.GH y. NJ.
Close connection made 1T Fict>sbt:rg with
rains OF Niclshursc x Meridian Il. r., iol
points North and last. anu for New Orleans
at Delta with Steamboats, for all landings
the Mississippi River.
J. w. GREEN.
Receiver ana Superintendent.
May 81, lS76.-
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DR.. Mary Walker bounced out of the
Treasury Department tonight at the
Opera House.
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The grand musical concert, the last of
the series for the benefit OF the Cam
paign committee, will take place TO-
night, to conclude with the very anus
ing comedy entitled "The Coming
Woman" Those who have not attend
ed the other entertainments should feel
it Il duty to attend tonight, Or send Il
written apology enclosing one dollar.
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GEORGE: EsEt{I.S:,l,

GEORGE ExE1lEEV.
~ FuitSntith. htonroc. La. fcalor in
GUNS, PISTOLS, CAPS. TT Ei.S
CARTRIDGES. POWDER FLASNS
PATIENT ELASTIC GUN WADS
Repairing of all kinds neatly
done, III - per ceut. below for eL>SEe
Iner prices, and work starau- ~ IN
ted Jucs Is iS1N. " " W VI
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Twenty-Five TWO and F"nr-linrSC Iron
Axle Wagons. m:ri" 10y the ceiehrat r,i
StuannEcr Misunderstanding CO., just re-
"rivri AMI for Sal" M The lowest market
rates. by FIRED ENroN.
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MOT HstJiNEi3 abzJ'Y!
The old Stand

Informs his patrons and the public that
he has on hand Il complete stock Of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE. sr
- INCLUDING
GROCERIES,, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
DRESS GOOD. Ere,
which he is offering ut the very lowest fig
ureS, strictly for cash.
lie viii sell :.s low us any house in Mon
zoe, and :sttarAn: eeS perfect substitution.
O II U NJ RUG.
KING wants 20 sell, and Will sell for the
money.
Try him, if you doubt this.
MONROE, Di.SIAHD STREET.
Jan. Is, 1876. 2D:l1