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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24
Written answers of various Indiaii

Written answers of various Indiana
persons on being examined as 10
qualifications for teaching school:
aPitchis "A raising or lowing OF the voice.
Emphasis is to place more distress ON
some words.'' "The food is first mas
ticated and then passes through the
phalanx." "Iscspiration is thesweati"e
of the body" "The chest Is iormco .,
two bones. the stcrnum ana the sIina'
cord.n s..rhc animal part can ne
shown by pooting bone III ac".
.eThc Ohio river flows northwest and
forms the northern boundary OF ONO.
..The Red Sea and Yellow Sea are IN
Europe." oBrazil is in Asia" "in'
beautiful scenery and fertile soil lea I, u
the discovery of America. ."-N
Ere1ai,,y Post.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24
1udoe Rheme of the Orphans Court

Judge Rheme of the Orphans Court,
in LuZerne county, Pa, was asked by
an administrator to allow $I,39O lor
burial expenses out of an estate oil S",-
800. He refused, and said: "PomPous
PROFESSIONS OF great length, sliste'ihs
silver plated caskets, and carved mar
bic monuments are Unnecessary Tor Chrs-
tian burial. Such parades may crafty
the vanity of the living, but when
,lecetIents estate is limited aud his
debts are not paid, or where he leaves
a family of helpless children, the ex
penses Of such buriais will not he ailo"
ed out OF his estate. Those who con
tract for and enjoy such luxuries mus
| nav for them themselves."
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24
CARLYLE: ON THE FEN.

Never since Anron's rod went out OF
practice, or even before 1t, was there
such II wonder working tool; greater
than oil recorded miracles have been
performed by pens. For strangely IN
this 40 solid-seeming world, which,
nevert heless, is in II continual reckless
fiux, IL is appointed that SOUND, TO aP-
pt,arance the most heeting, should be
the most continuing d all things. The
word Ia well said to be OmnipOtent In
this world; man, thereby divine, can
create AS by u flat.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24
Governor Warmoth, Of Louisiana

Governor Warmoth, Of Louisiana,
ia in Paris. He Is IL tall, handsome
and youthful person, of agreeable man
ners and II quiet demeanor, which tells
no story OF the stirring scenes no mas
passed through. He is on his br'da'
tour accompanied by his wife's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Durand, OF New Orleans
They are of the old type of Southern
gentlefolks, uniting the graceiui f'rehcI
ways to the more resolnte America
style. Mrs. Warmoth is tai, grace
mi dark-cyed girl, aristOcratic, anf
very French lOOking.-/HiittkeI lIhit
| Press.
Thus are they working their way uI
to respectability, and who now woul'
: turn Ills back con an honest ticket-oI
,.,vc-man Richmond state.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24

We have seen women, beautiAut
young girls, with the smile of an anger
irradinting their scraphic faces, ana
the glow of Christian charity ana wo-
mani y Tenderness warming their heir's,
stand and talk three-quarters ofan ho"r
To Il groaning, tortured man, wno
| would have gone wild in love with
them IL he could only have forgotten
for one brief fieeting second tina. hla
right suspender was kept in place Dy !.
long brass pin that passed through4s
into the small of his back.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24

John Bright in his magntfcent
speech at the unveiling Of Cobden's
monument the other day, repeated
with new effect the story of Cobden.s
coming to him when his young wife
had lust died, and saying, "fhere are
thousands and thousands OF homes IN
England at this moment where wives
and mothers are dying of hunger:
Now. when your first Paroxysn OF
grief is passed, would advise you to
come with me, and we will never rest
until the Corn Laws are repealed oi
Cobden's work he spoke with almost
tender appreciation. "There Is not a
homestead in tho country" he said,
ain which there is not added comfort
from his labOrs, not house the dwell
ers in which have not steadicr en-
ployment, higher wages, and Il more
solid independence. For generations
to come, AS long AS the great men o
England are spoken of in the Engiis'
language. let it he said Of him tina
Richard Golden gave the labors OF
life that he might confer upon III
lccuntrymen perfect freedom OF indus
try. and with it not that blessing only
but its attendant blessings OF plent:
, and Of peace"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24

The uselessness of the study OF Wnat
is called English grammar is shown hy
the fact that none, or nearly none, OF
the great writers and speakers OF fns
lish before the present century, at least
were at all instructed in that by peda
posues much -vaunted " branch OF q"
ncation.-Richurd Grant White.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24
Dr. =. e., Murphy,

0FFERS his professional services TO Inc
citizens of the town and country sur
r1unding. He may be found when not pro
reasonably engaged, either at his once
corner OF Grand and Wood streets, on nlih
of the river, or at his residence III rear III
the OunChita House.
August "A, 1877. Fo-h4i
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24
dentistry.

~R.SL. BRACEY, Dentist, respectfully
offers his professional services to the
citizens of Monroe and surrounding ,n, comm,
wsars in the practice, he feels confident OF
ewing satisfaction in all branches or ms III
,roiess,ion. Is willing to warrant al w"rh.
t,,}i,a at residence OF, Jackson street, near
the Female Academy, Monroe, La. c.,..
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24

A tutor Of ono of the Oxford colleges,
who linped in his walk, WIS some
yc,rs after accosted by IL well-knowh
noliticinn, who asked him II he was
not the chaplain OF the college at such
a time, naming the year. The Doctor
renlic.i that he was. The interrogntor
observed, "l knew yon by your Imp
"WelI," said the Doctor, "it seems my
Iinpiug made u deeper impression
than my preaching" "Ah, Doctor,
was the reply, with ready wit, "it -
the highest compliment we can pay q
minister, to say that he IL known py
his walk rather than by his conver9a-
tiOu.' '.H
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24

Mr.. Spurgeon says he would rather
be hanged than write out II sermon:
He once remarked to II visitor "l1
had a month given me to prepare
sermon, l would spend thirty days AN"
twenty-three hours in something else
and in the last hour l would make the
ser,non.' At the close of one OF his
most eloauent discourses he said to an
interviewer ssThe text was given to
me by one of my deacons, who no, died I'.s,
yesterday, and requested in his last =.
moments that would preach from II.
At six this morning l sat down to
think out the discourse. ! spent an
hour upon the text and could make
nothing out of it. ! never co"'G
preach from other peoples texts.
said this in my despair to my vile
who told me to try again. ! trie'
again with the same result. 'Wei''
said Mrs. S., 'go into the pulpit an,
| the sermon will come to YOU. io
J, lowed the advice, and you know tn
Z reSult.'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24

Honest and courageous people nave
very little to say either about their
honesty or their courage: The sun has
no need to boast of his brightness noi
the noon of her etfuIgence.-H"se"
SuWOM
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24

Autauga and Lowndes are the only
counties in Alabama where a full hadi-
cal ticket was chosen.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24
rNALHOT STILLMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MONROE, LA.
MONROE, LA.

Will practice i'll the Parish and lnstrics
Courts Of North Louisiana. "lll a''eh"
these courts in person. ,,,;,a
Will give special attention t" Lane .liis. g,
matters connect cd with the Land once aI
Monroe. ,.. -.
viii give to all business immediate AT
tsmLiom and abundant care. -
viii answer all communications Win INC
least possible delay.
August ID, 1877. ~
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24
yx,,Tu THAT MUST BE UNDERSTOOD
tNew York SuN.l

New York SUM- 49,.
,rh., democratic Convention of Maine
ON Tuesday last adopted n platform
consisting Of three resolutions, OF wh'c"
the following Ia much the Most an1P"'
tant:
\ "Resolvesl, That the reversal ot the
verdict of the American people, Us eN
pressed Mt the hallot-box In NoTcnocr
last. cle,cttng Samuel J. Titden toSs
dent OF the United State',was tne 'nt,s'
,uonstrous political fraud recorltu IN
history. The Democracy submitteu 10
It In the interest Of peace. 1t must not
he repeated and we call upon Congress
| to prepare and submit for ratlhcsattoh
an amendment to the Constitution
which will render its repetition imPos-
sible. and consign tho coNspirators AZ
tempting it to condign punishment"
The first halt of this ia excellent and
perfsctly true; hut the proposal TO-
amend the Constitution ID altogethef
ls,,nertluous, aud unworthy of the Con-
vention. l... b.. ,t.. lt'l. '-.
What ia needed in the premises Ia
not to amend the Constitution, but to
mt It in force. The Constitution IL
GOOD as it is, amply sufficient for the
very case here referred to. Had tue
two Houses OF Congress uPh"id inc
; the Constitution ,ss it stands, execute'
:. It's provisions, and performed the't
duty in the light Of Its pr'ncsPless ",'s'
in compliance with its requirements
there would have been no fres'"en..a
Fraud. and the man elected to he Pres!
: dent would have been ina0surattS'
J, ,rhe evil and mischief with which TN
country il now peculiarly afflicted, al
nrn.t,tl from violating the CONSTITUTION
and the political misfortune in Z"
q matter is that the Democrats In Con
- press. with the hOnOrth exception
Sienator Eaton Of Connecticut ana on
!" or two Southern members Of the Hot,s
. of Representatives, all assented to TN
'e violation, making themselves al'n's
as much parties to it AS those vino sc
~ up the conspiracy and conceived IN
90 man of the uucOnstitutiOual, unneces
w sarv. and uni,,stifablc Electoral Con
~. mission.
~ What would be the use Of a ne'
~. amendment Of the Constitution to pr
vide against trouble proceeding excl.
W sively from Il violation of that great IL
W.. strument a., it actually exists 'Fhel
~" are laws against theft aud burglary {
our statute hooks; yet when thets AZ
burglaries are committed, hobH
s- thinks Of ren,e.iying them by pass''
~, new laws to the same PorPort, hnL
'.u enforcing the old ones. In the san
''c way let us enforce the Consultation
We it is, and not talk OF resorttng to chl'
10 ish methods Of changing 1t because
provisions have been set aside ana VI
rs - lated by those who had sacredly s"o
'ed to maintain them inviolate and to G
'N . ry them out in every act anu IN eve
W. part Of the republic. ... .........
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24
Dr. a. II. S1aOlAfS.
MON RC

MON KOF, I1fK',
nFFERS his professional services TO mn ..'
" citizens OF Monroe. Once III HIS 1" ~
store on DeSiard street.
SepteInber "a, 1879. ~
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24

To constitute riot, or prove Il party
guilty Of riot, it is not necessary, not es-
senti,I, that "A word he spoken or "A hand
raised. .-Jrtige Eioi,,g, Of Pitt$bmy.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24
:. WILLIS RICHARDSON. ROB'T RICHARDSpS
H. w. q lk. Richardson.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La;
u practice in all the Parishes OF North
Louisiana, in the Supreme Court at Monroe
the Federal Courts, and i'll the Land once
department OF the General G"vernhlemt;
June y, 1872. a'-''
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24
DR.. l'hOS, u. Ably,

MONROf, La,
>LEIf,E on DeSiard street, ut the inter
1 section Of First, in the rear room G'
binding formerly occupied by A. -
Keller: w
January g. 1876, ~
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24
v,, r.. -. Riclaa ralsosl

@FFERS his services in the ui1tert';;'
} branches of his profession l." Inc ci.,
IAN. of Monroe and surrounding com
1rv Office, on Jackson Street, huJomanS
Methodist Church. MAY ~. i''1'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24

ERANR STURBS. SN"' ID
SlulDl,.s 4 stone,
.r,rORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, Ia;
A once in Henry Kindermann's pn'iu'
ing, upstairs, on DeSiard street, If
October z, 1874. W.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24

ADVERTISING ltEGul.AIloNH. =,
Transient advertisements must 10 P''''
"' m ~ ..Iwartisements sent to this ohicc
,i'an not otherwise ordered, will DO ihSer''"
..t,n torb,p' and charged ucc0ratnyty' ,a
n..,;tnrial business notices Will DO iM'us; M
,,a, of charge OF all advertisements @ @orue''"
,u Ihe paper; for other editorial ae HOLE
large of - cents per line Will 10 h'",'''
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24

Cards OF personal chI'Mcter,N,"ao a'sr ro.,
,,issible-will be charged double our reg
ul.,r advertising rates. .: ,,,;,, ho
Obituary and Marriage notices Will NV
.h,r.,ei ;.s ADVERTISEMENTS. .,-
~ nerson sending llS five new cTSh IL -" ~
...ritsrs ut the same post Office, VIII ,is pe 81.
titled t., !, copy OF THE TELEaFN'h s'"'
Tor one year.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24
Linton w. StuDbS,

Linton w. StuDiDs,
rNHINEER AND D1AUGHISMAN, N,
Il. Parish Surveyor of Ouachita. Oroers
IeII ut the office of Stubbs ~ STONE "AA
..eiye prompt attention. eo,
Monroe, la, April 20, 1871. VII.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-08-24
Dr. IL. G. StrOIlAer,

~Et|ERs, his services to the citizens OF
Monroe and vicinity. Office: Corner
Of ,;rand and Wood streets, on bank oi D.. nc
rivar. August "a, 1877. Fo-"7i
, 1877-11-30

vWteit tbeures Sinh !" iprad Std'
SeiniB nit einem uufforbernoen fretno.
lihen Some ber Stimme.
Sic mari ibm einen erniten 8lid ~
nno lab bann pieber geraoe aus, ibl
Ause idien ben ganSen 6prisont umfafer
gu wplen.
ugSas mdre Der Dteni6 pbne bic Soft
nung, Sianca - unh welder Wteni6 -
lei er ideinbar aud nod 10 slidli9 -
bdtte nidt ieinen idweren Summer gu
trasen, = ubr Der @raf beoeutiam fprt.
uSenfe an midi" fIste er webmiitbis
bin5u uno mari einen 8lid biniiber aui
ieinen Spbn. @raf Seinis mar elm sdrtz
lider, MUIR all;u nadiidtiser 8ater = er
par Blind fir bic Sdmd6en ieines Sob
mes uno lebte nur fir beiien @liid.-Siele
@orte: bent an midi" mubten cine
gang beionoere 8eoeutung baben, oenn
Blanca erbleidte. : Sod beute nidt
-. iebt nidt, Blanca, 9u meibt ia 9lles,
mas mein 6ers bepest. :. .beute LAP uns
ale Sprsen iber 8orb perfen. M6,
mas pdre Der Wenid, menn es ni6t iolde
DtOmente i'm 9eben sdbe -. 9olab,
-- MO wiqit 9u bin?"-
9ieier 3uruf gait benz Serencs, mel6er
ppn ieinem Gifer fprtseriiien, auf ieinem
feurisen maseren 8enner oabini6pb mie
eine 8afete. Ser &nabe lberbbrte benz
bic idlanfen @lieber feit an ben
Sattel seprebt u1,o ben Oberleib suradse=
lebnt, wie %ansesofien an ben &iden let
mes Sbieres, ia9te ct portpdrts.
y9eba, mas fdlt Sir Elm! ?" rief aud
@raf gilbert nun, ben &naben sepabreno,
mel6er ibn auf ieinem bpdbeinisen Sbiere
9teier mari einen i6nellen
Slid su ienen surid. idmentte abermi=
Die peitide unO iaufte i'm nd6iten
Nusenblide iber einen adt SUI breiten
@raben. 9i6t binter ibm murbe berz
ielbe Don ben anoern Heitern genpmmen.
= Gamia TAM abermals binuber, er
wubte nidt wie.
8ersab sins's nun, man fab bic game
Saso Dor li6, porn ben Studs, Der per-
nad lints ab5uordngen uno ben
8alO su %setpinnen, bidt bin
ter ibm bic 9unoe, = erit elm e%inselner,
Damn Swei, orei, pann Die sanse ibrise
Dfeute pidt beiiammen, bann Der Sc
rencS bann in elmer 2inie Graf Seinib,
Blanca uno Graf gilbert, bann elmer Der
oenadbarten @%runobeiiter, Elm i9Dner
Iunser Damn auf einem pprtrefiliden
aitanienbraunen &aeepferoe, melder
aufsefpmmen mar, bierauf Ga=
mill, Sermance, Grs5i, Caroline uno Ell
1ise Gapaliere in elmer unreselmdbisen
Reibe. 9inter ibnen tamen bic nebrisen
engeren poer meiteren 3mildenrdumen.
Dit 9rpber Siltance folgten enolid, gum
Sbeil I'M Irabe, gum She'll i'm S6ritt
bic 3uidauer, unter bieien @raf
nit Der Suritin, Gsmeraloa
nit @raf Sburn, Der @eioenbeimer nit
,em Doctor unb Der Yfarrer.
Bortiesun9 folgt.)
, 1877-11-30
,pd 70 msidsn Wni&Idas fdhiasn Sinner asr.

bod 10 msihen Nnfdld8s fdbissn Singer 3srs
tritmmern 3npeilen tn ben Salons nnierer
Mriftofratie, in enen sr auf ben 9dnben gee
tragen pirb, Die en- finbiamen Saiten ein,ger
@raro'iher Bliisel. Treilid laBt itA Der
@laoierf1ntg muir lslten genng htrbet, IN 9es
ieu5dafteu gu ipielen, uno er rpiQ iebr gebes
ten iein, ebe er lein Inlent Der Bepunberuns
nrierer YrincipeGen preis8ibt. Snoefsn
fanb renlid bod stne iusenolide 6irftu elm
origtneleS Diittel, ben Nbbe au6 ohne BITE
Iont notbmenoigsn 9ilfsmittel an oas Piauo
in fsieln. Gle bate bemerft, Bog, MEM
ibre bobabelissn Br.unoinnen fets Gorge
trusen, ben 6lhssl rpeitsdbneno se6fnet gu
halten, unb bab es in otei fem Sale nidt fel.
ten num1sl,h mar. ben sraulamen &tnftler
aud nur minutenlang ans Sntrnment 5u
lodsn. Was that fe nun? Bei ihrer ndG,.
ten Nbenoseitnidaft ueridloB fs eas Ytono
auf baS .orgfdltisae n ftefte ben Sdldi>
lei IN be Saide. 2is3t' blisb oiesmal nit
isber Bi,te, islbf NIT ieber Nnipielung auf
ieine &unt bur4aus usridont. Den Stint.
Ter muBte natiirli1 bisie Ibme,9ung BON Der
8esd einisermaBen Wunber nebmen, uno
nit %neruole- lnseoulb besann er balb bas
periAlofene S%nfrument gu nmfreiien, nm
enoli9 berart in Mufreauna au seratbsn. oaB
er fh on bic Birfin menoete, um lelbt ben
SAlnfd gum &lauter gu erbitten. Ds
Irie9sliit NOR 9elungen uno empfiebtt ftt
iomit ,ur aelesenU,ben Nehabmuns.
-Das laubmtrtbihaftlihe @euoHenihaftss
ipeien nlmmt m @roBberSo9tbum Seien
elneu sepaltiseu aufihwuns. Ser Serbano
Der lauomtrtbihaftltdeu Goniunlpereine bes
@ro6btrSostbumS Seiien adblt bereitS iedSis
8ereine, NIT mebr ais 5000 Ofit9lieoern. Ote
j3abl Der neutrality-suspicious. 9arlebenss
faiiea belduft iih auf etma 30 uno ibr I'm.
iab tit Elm iebr beoeutenoer 81 renren. Nns
9eiihts oieier @rfolge hat man nun audi in
Der Yropin3 Seiienzytaliau bereits Is Lamb.
mtrtbfhattlife Con umperelue in's 2eben
Iernfen UNI gu einem Yerbanbe peretnist,
Der i'm Iusenblid etpa 1000 Utitslteoer 3ab-
len birfte.
, 1877-11-30
@Datt'S 2ebenS'S aliant.
Gin me0iainiiheS QNunbcr.

--Rteumattsmus, Nsaralsia. @tat in tbrem f<mmrsn
stadium, Serpfeln, &Dniss. H~rautbett, Grpfpslas, att
@sitwilre unb bic f&limmasn Jdae pon Slutfrantstt.
ten, eroBe S1pahe, 3eber. unp Nersnletbtn, Ntns-
murm e. &c. wirb .iufs Seftmmteae purb cisfen Gpais
auer Netni8unssmtttel 8ebeiIt. Derielbe III awetxnp.
,wanits Sabre btnbur6 sorn Yublitum erprObt, sat
nenn na& goritrif. ssnD.nmen. SIT stn ff6erss psl-
Intttsl BON 8tfeln tn alen beilbaren Sduen, eurirr pie
faulitsn altsn @sftware. ielblf NO Der Snc&sa l&pu sn-
Spatt's eebens.RaIfam euriste 5srrn 8. o. asn.
map, 1ra8peen i'm pasf-Ibea!er ,u Brppflpn, ". T.,
pom 6roniften Nbeamatismus, na6bem perfelbe pRne
ertpl8. pen ben perilslt1fsn @er,tsu GurUYa's ane
Nmerttas bepaneelt ppreen mar.
6patts 3ebens.S aitam eurirte 5errn q. o.
5pap. Dpdmaaet No. III Wlapt(on Str, ppn e,uem
eefdbrltten @eitpar, aatbem er isds Wpaas TN
Brpaepap Soipttal mar unp bort ais ~untsiltar srtldrt
purbe.
9patt's eebens.a5aliam belts 5.rrn 5aepb wptp,
Office NO. 242 Greenwit Ctr. ppn etaem i~erpfulelen
@ef&wure, nobel bic 5aulnts iGpn Bio auf ben RnpGen
s%eorun8en mar. PER- u. bat wabrenb Is Sabren uaG
ssittbsner Ssilaaa tetne 2Diseertcluns Der Rraniseit
%eriabrsn..
Spatt's: eebens. BaIfam surtrte Serrn aDtutam
Springer. NO. 1883 Brppne Str, ppafaupts pom sat.
ben @etf ees Eranten fhen perpirrt bate. Der 0e.
nannte ipnnte MD feline Sanb gum appfe ertsbsu snp
mar patrenb srster Wtpnate ans Bett aefeHsIt. r
By baben IN Der 5aapt, Office, 246 @rane Str, xxt
bet Mppttetern i'm MuGensinsn. ~ 81 per 5laIGt. SrGS
Ylafben S..
Ssatt's beratmte $ stlmttteI fiub.
6patt'S ulfetlbarer 9ebsns'8 alfam ~ 81 100.
sl.25. = $patt's pulmonte BALKAN. obsr Der Sawtnp.
il6tieen Nr,unb, ju $500. Spatts Swis uint.
uaent, %unfeblbar FUR eeteen unb ShmerSea ieesr Art,
~ 80 Gsnts. - Spatt's Sn3a, Sur fur @ridNuns,
8opfpet. SnHusnta, Gatarrb, gu 25 @ts.
gDsnn cttse GritislniGt in tursr @potbsfs pber an su-
REM glase ~ babsn itne, f. penes man I'D ptrett upas
Central 0spSi 2A6 S,ansar.. q, g:
usbsraa bin per srprss Ssrf&ids beim tasbsn
Dubenb. 13m2UfQu
, 1877-11-30
s. =

aetauft pirb. lit gum san5em Getuinn beredtist, Del
pei Der. 3iebuns am /. DECEMBER barauf e%ntialsl
wiro.
Bei ORDERS aus benz Snlanoe s~enistbie
, 1877-11-30
,.Gin bcmerfensipertbeS SMcb !"
I%rtbut'S leetes uno 9r6btes.
0efabr!!!

ODER: TerlpuhoetIao Dem 9auS zines 5reunbes.
Sieies pplleneetite NSsrf oieIes Ieteraneu Der
Mmerifauiiben Niteratur bat ais Yoriuurf eiren Qe.
9~enitano, ipelbsr oas loeiale 9eben uuleres eeIamrlteit
Soltes beriibrt m,o 9iebt eihen i1retliben ~ileberblid
frannene ume aufresene, ,piro es bon 9len nit
Vs9l:roe 9elslen iueroen. Slmifrirt unn fdpn se'
Nineen. gDir lno entlhloilen, oas BUD in ieoer "a.
llilie oes Sanoes einjufibren uno o~tterlren nod ME
castwejene Vortbeils alien mannliben unb meibli.
den Sublcribenteniamm!ern gBir perlanaen iberaa
M8snten uno ldidm gratis auf Serlaneen Yeoinauu.
1sn vi beitreibs,ibs Circulate. 3. NJ. 2tpshar
, 1877-11-30

300 Yianos urO Oraeln,
klafe, meroen gu nieDri9eren preiien fiirGalb ooer
Abl@lass.3abluneen, poer fir Wtietbe in Staot uno
Gano, ipabrsno bieier barten 3eitel uno Der 6eierta9e
als ~pielelben ie 5upcr in gtep Yort %oiferirt
M8snten ~perlanst UNI @ater'S neue 2cale
Ntanps nnc Goneert.S rseln du eertaufen. Stu.
ltrtrte Gatalo8e per 4oit %perjanot. CUTE Yeoinsungen
fur ben banoe!. Sin GROCER Disconto iur Gebrer,
Veiltli9e. &irGem, No9en. @du.en &C. 4gD25no.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27

A cruel joke was practiced on q
promenent politician at Franklin
the other day. He has been very
bitter against Hayes and any man
who would take Office under him.
Last week he received a letter pur-
porting to be from Hayes offering
him the Office recently vacated by
DR.. Cliff, and saying that he recog-
nized in him a man of worth, and
was not offended, but rather pleased,
at his Jealous (but honesty oppo-
sition. The letter was well written
and calculated to deceive. 1t is
said that he took the letter to his
friends, and after consulting his
better half, came up town and an
nounced that his first duty was to
his family and that this $4,000 Office
was not to be sneezed at, and that
though he accepted he hoped his
friends wouldn't think he was craw
fishing, or condoning the fraud, etc.
Then they let the poor fellow know
the joke, after selling him out for
nothing.