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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-23

Mr.. Garrett, the President of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, re-
ceives a salary of $4,000 year
and all his under officers are paid
in proportion. He's one of Beech
er's sort, who thinks that a man
who can't live on bread and water
is not fit to live. Tommy Scott
is another railroad officer who re
ceives $4,000 year as salary.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-23

The Locomotive Brotherhood are
beginning to find the striking bust
ness pretty costly. Strikers are al
lowed $50 a month until employed,
and the Brotherhood has 800 of
them to support. A special assess
ment of So, in addition to the regu.
lar dues, was made recently, and the
file are beginning to growl over the
extravagant $4,000 a year salary
paid to the grand chief.
Next month there will be three
State elections-thato of Vermont on
fourth, that Of California on the
fifth, and that of Maine on the
tenth. Iowa and Ohio will hold
their State elections October Sth.
On November 9th the States of
Massachusetts, Mississippi, Penn
sylvania, New York, Virginia and
Wisconsin will hold their elections.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-23

The Russians have been terribly
cut up and demoralized by their late
defeats. In an interview had by an
eminent person with the Grand
Duke Nicholas at Bucharest on last
Thursday he admits that the troops
were somewhat demoralized, and
said there was no probability of re-
sumption of operations for three
weeks, when he would have rein
forcements of one hundred thousand
men. 1t is rumored that cholera
has appeared in the Russian camp.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-23

The Russian campaigns on the
Danube and in Asia Minor are com
plete failures. The correspondent
Of the London Daily NelOs writes OF
the true situation as follows:-
THAT General Dragomiroff is in
Tirnoya, not before Lovatizi; Prince
Mirsky is Intrenched before Selvi,
and after the abandonment of Ka-
zoulik it seems doubtful whether
the Balkan passes will continue to
be held by the Russians.
The President has very properly
ordered that no more firearms shall
be sold to the Indians by the trad
ers, and licenses permitting such
sales are revoked. All the hostile
Indians who have been giving so
much trouble in the Northwest have
been purchasing their arms and am
munition with perfect freedom at
the agencies, or have purchased the
article through supposed friendly
Indians.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-08
GorreIponoe,a5 a.ts @aibisgtost.
Sic syeinDe Dcs SRA. &anes- im eisenem Eager.
Tide Ssaranaue. - Gparts uno Sd,ari. -
Ste 9cmteiager unD Die neuem Niniiter. -
csNors s$f<o<fc,s ef.f,r Nsfff,ts Gsorfp3


Ser Sdpatfcn cinsr pstttsn gsartei.
Saibingtcn, Z. DiGr5. - Gs mGre
tbolit,t, audi nur ei1en 4ugenblid 6apeS
un0 lener Antrlttsrebe Dos Sob por;uel1t-
halteu, oab Die BON linn sefiibrte Sprafe Die
cineS Wanues lit, rpeld)er bon bem@ntihluIIe
erfiiut su ieiu fdeint, beiieren SuitGnoen ben
gSea gu habnen. Seiue Auslaiiungen iiber
Die Nlt unb gHeile, ME er in'S Mnlt gelangt
lit, bari man tbm Itpa nad)leben; eS mar
Oas Elm ihnad)er Bunft fir TIN, ben er MIR
Al gerre binter leersn Bhraleu Su perleden
benliiht mar. 9lQer 8ioel ltano geg,u bic de
facto=NegierIne oes t5rn. oapeS III, iopeit
es Die bemofrattld)e Tartei anbettlfIt, Dor Der
bauo paralDiirt; aber nett orobeno'r itnD bic
@efahreu, meldJe ibm ans Der eigeneu Ba-ie!
ln's @efid)t ftalren. 8espegt man iid unter
cen Eteligen republtfan,Ihen Holitifern -
nno tie iIno iammt unO lonDers nod sur
StsDe - 70 miro man iiberraidt BON Der
2leblcigfeit, nit lueld3er ite bereits iiber ben
Mann ibrer ySahl berfallen. @esen Die
ih0nen gSorte, nit neld)en paDss iih bei'm
Solfe eiufiib.te, baben iie gttGtS ein3upel1,
ben, 10 lan9e iie auf ibren GtnfluE bauteh.
btelelbeu neutraltiiren .Su fDnnen; uunmcbr
aber, % 5aSes Miicne mad,t, feline &asi,ets-
glnsnnllngen in @intlana init leinen 8orteil
su bringen (1uO psr molte ib,n oafiir Mner.
fsnnung beriasen?) bridt Der Sturm los.
2ogan, Srpe, alcorn, @banb!er, Wiortou
Cameron &C. iinb iuotauirt, unb Blaine blies
geitern I'M Senate 10 ssDaitig in bte 2drm
trompete, baB !pobl ooer libel oas @do I'M
| ,@eiBen 9auie" gebGrt perben mu6. But
Ter, Der tbatiddlid, anf bas Sprederamt bes
| nadfen Gon9refes reflettirt uno nit Der
Denlotraten liebdn9elt, nm ibre fleine
Mebrbeit i'm @ongrelfe fir iih aussabeuteu
rief gefern Nbsnb, nadoem er iOrsfdltig oai
| sSelo Iberblift haite, aus: ygStr be,
nns groBer Ibe mntersog
umbetne Nieoerla9e gemo n
men. |" = Blaine ricf gefferu I'M 9enate
Wenn 9egosg pom qouiFana nid,t gun
gibe i'm Senate bersdtigt, 10 tit 81. 9aDc'
nidt 3nr Brdfbentur beredltigt, uno" = itd
! an 3ru. @bseler, ben 8orfleer oes Senats
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-08
Baltimore, WQo, 9onneritag, ben 8. Anar5 1877.

iOrO, Sill, Sobniton, Sones (5la.), Sones
(Rep.), &ernan, 4amar, Mcsreerp, DtcOo'
nab, WcBberIon, 0turep, Worrill, Jfal
bolpb, 6aniom, Saulsburp, Sburman, &al=
lace, WhDte II. 8itbers. -3agegen; iammt=
life iibrigen 0epublifaner.
llu9efdbr 20 Iinuten mad lIbr erId,teu
Der Brioatisfrstd1 oeS 4rdfoeuten nit elmer
Sotibaft, luclde bic
seabinsts= 8 rneunum1en
entbie!t.
Die @tanoute Der bebeu aipiranten BON
Siio Carolina mlroen oanu obne Meiteres
auf Oen Gid ssiest.
Wf orton beantragts, in Grefrtiufeuns
Su seben.
Sanarb bat thn. ieineu antrag surud=
3usehen, banlit er botaer ben Nutrag iteuen
Tonne, 5ra. Mor9aa BON alabama susulaiz
fen.
2iforion meigerte idl, unb letn Qutrag
tpuroe NIT 81 gegeu % Stimmen uerrorien,
(OaolS pou Sutnot5 ii'mmte mit Den Hspubz
llfanern)
Saqaro feQte isinen Qntrug I'm Setrsif
MOr9an'S.
Spencer moate cine ldugere 0ieoe bat-
ten.
Nforrill beantragte obermals Die Gre.
futluNBun8 Oiees wurbe angeuommsn,
un0 I'M llGr uertuSte fiD Der Sgnat.
Die @aQerie'n oeS Senats sporen udbreno
ceS 9an5es Cages 9eSrdngt poa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-08

US ting on, Z. Wdr5.-Ole 4nsabe,
oaB Sefretar @banbler sefern ,ieiue peremp:
tortidje Reiiguatlon" eiugereidlt uno ,bas
0epdrtemert oes Snuern aLf Himmcrlpicser
felr periaHen babe" Dirb in Ibreoe gelteut.
Gc rel6)te einiadj nebTt ben iibrigen &abinstss
nlitg.ieoern ieine 6eitguotion in Der iblideu
2Seile eln nno ptro imQmte bleiben, bi8 tein
9tadfolger crnanut 1T.
-@tue au5 Sr=9ouuernenr Scott, ben Sc
nerilen Dlc@ouau uno SetAunl, 9fidter
McSap unb @r= r=Senator 9tobeicn beitebenoe
Delegation aus SiiozSaroltnu eliden beute
bel BEN Yrdiibenten unD bemiihte lidj, oeuiel=
ben sur sluerfeanung Der pemofratlidlen
Staat5regleruua ill beuegen. Ser P:aiioent
erfldlte, er miiiie Die @ntld)elouns ielncm
Sabtnste iiberlafieu. Die 0slegation mtrD
blS nad Srganiltrnng re8 neuen 8abinets
bier perpeilsu.
PrGfioent Sapes bebeutete geitern rieb
reren uacmteriaseru," Dab CT fe'nerlei @rnenz
nunGen 10 lange oornetmeu tpcrbe, bis ieill
&ablnst ernannt uuO bonn Senate beitdtigt
1poroen lei.
= SbsrE RoB, 5duptlina Der Gbsrofee.
S!lolaner, loTie Die Sertreter mebrerer ailosz
rer Snotaneritdnrte I'M Sneiansr Eerrito=
rtum, Itatteten beute benz YrdFoenten einen
Sclrd) ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-08
J(eue an5eigen.
Baltimore 1ire e9n(nranfe O0'ee
a,if Ser
GilbweE> >Gde berS outb> u. gSaterIir.

0eie @eieli6aft periihert iort,uGbrenb gegen Ser
LUTTE ober Sd,aben burb 8ranbunsIuf iorotl in ber
Stabt, ne auf benz 2anbe, ale M1.en pon Gigentbut,
Nobnz, 2abeil= unb saaarerbduisr, SonbeIs9Ier,
Mderbat= Yrooufte, Mi6helr, Saus GjerdtbdJaiten,
i'm Yau besrffene ODER III paieI i'll saouns befinobe
Sabrseuge II. I. 10.
2as Sireftorium beitebt aus fclaenben Serren:
8Su,. u. Ss0rrii0u, 4Srdibent;
0apio g. gSiIion, 6. Dtorton Steipart,
fsraneis 3. Sing, y. 8. yicis conner,
T.. Senrp Carrot, Srpifle Sor,uis,
U. g. Steuart, sS. gS. Gaptor,
gSm. $. 8rune, Georae 3. 6nrr1on,
8. bon 4apfT, 9. stlbert gsiIers.
3. Jfobert S5ef1fins, sUaelots So9en,
gs.u. s. 4erni9ton.
Applications Sornulare urb pei.ere gad,rht aber
Die @eieli9ait iDrO in Der Siice anf Der Soipeiiz
gfe Der Soutb unb gSaerltrd6e ertgeilt no au alle
Muitrdse iofort erlebigt uer6en. ge,ftd erungen
iperben auf irseno cine Sri ansenomnen, ipelde au
4ppltant ninl6en ma9.
(San1, ,1SF] ST. GSooosoaro, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-08
Wsel,r Stcuerbetriieer cntlafIets.
Sas Sdji6iat Scs WtormpnetsGdJ dJets1
SnVa Ssee IA h-SseooG%

9eoper, lltab, 7. NidrB. .-Sm speiten 9tfrittsz
gertdlte lprah 9tidtcr Boreman beute oas Gobesz
nrbeil 9egen Sobn 3. 6. Zee, Den oGupthulbisen in
Der "W0untatn=0teaoop"z z9Rekeei, aus. Die Sinrth=
tuna ion am 6rettGa, Den .. Nidr8, itattiilbrII.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-08
Scr Iesieruasss@edJIel.
Sas neMe2 e2abinet eruauttt t.
Die &spnbiifaacr enttausd)t
Sefttge SppoEtioa Serfslbest segen
Die @r.fetnasnset.

Gine Spaltuugunter BEN 9fez
publi ifaner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-08
@i.te @rtra=Gon9sesitstsma.

Ssrn. SseD's srnemnns.g mo ole GspeItung Der
is!ben fur ocu Sioeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-08
Scr @elontarff.

gtewr Dort, 7. Wtdgs. - @elo leidt Su
2-2}. sSedlicl felt su 4.841. @blO id1loB
nnitettg su 1G54-g 8unoes Sbligationen
ltloilen ftou aber felt; l88ler 1I33. 1S65es
1889, nene 1893, l867er 1124, 1S6Scr ia,
Neue Siinfer 1l0s, 1O.4oer @ouponS 111S.
Attien ldloiien lebbait uno feft; yem=Yorfer
Central 95s, grie II, 2afesSbore 504, Silt
nois @entral 523, YiltSburg 500. Gbicogo.
giortbspeHern 33 Priorltdtea 50 , Stod-
SSlanb 1913.
unteribatamte 8iluns: Sob $40, 1885,.
3O8; @ourant $43, ,695, SAD.
Ser SabnunfaI itt 4bilaaelpbia.
pbllabel pbin, z. WGrs. - Yoii,llt
penrp 2ncas. zines Der Spfer bes geitrtgell
SabuuniaQcs anf Der y@ermantopn- 8abu"
oil Der Sleu5un9 Der SroaOiraBe, erlag beute
Wtor9en letuen Serleeungen.
Sranoe.
0rbIqne, Sa., Z. Wtdrs. 2oaing,
Sa., muroeI getern g(beno oas ,@entral
5otcl," cine airdle unb mehYere anoere Sc
bauoe Surd 9ranoitiftuns serf5rt. 9srGerIuf
betrdgt nabeau 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-08
Gttt aastttenfdJ. - Sie gSirfitn9 Ses
EtsSeES

sStifeis.
Hem Oorf, z. Widri. - Rid,oel Sul.
lib0n gerteth beute nit ieiner Grnu BriQitte
Sullipan, mGbreno 8eiSe bstrunteu marsu,
in eincl Streit. ldlluq fie su Sooeu, ipraua
auf Iie uub mlBbanbelts iie oerart nit einem
Sdliireiicn. Oab ibr bei6e armc uno mebrere
Hlppen gsbrodlen muroeH. AuBcrbem erIitt
lIe lnnere Ssrlebungen, pefdle ohne i3naiiel
tOotIIh iinO. Sulliuan i'll perbaftet.
Webr Cpfer OeS Ssoblen6IS.
9lem.O ort, Z. MdGs. - 3nei 9ameu,
ginmens llriula Serhuue, 73 Sabre aft, uno
@teOnoreSent, ,G3Sabre aIt, murben am lebten
MoHtage gu 6adeniad ourd) Ole grplofon
einer Scblen6lampe SIT 8obe ucrbraunt.
9eSenfenoer 8anferott tn Ieaps
Dprf.
9fem,9 orf, I. Mdri. - Sobn 9. Go0t,
eiu prOminenter Spetulant in @iienbabn-
SbIisatiOreu, bat itd ireipillis bancroft
erflGlt. Sn isiner YeitiOn mr6en feline nomt=
nellen Baiiiua auf 81 1,730, ,826.25 angegeben,
non tpelden S655, $40. 40 geosdt, 1928, ,465.9S
uidt ee0edt uno S75l, ,479.48 in @ollaterals
iino. Die Nftipa beragen niht iibsr $685.
600. gnbrem Mc8tnnep, nelher NIT Srn.
Sopt in 8eid]GftSuerbiuouu9 itano, nuroe an
bemielbeu Sage bauferrtt ertldrt, uub man
ganbt, baB Iidl Die gemeniameu Sd)uloen
Der 8eioeu auf SlC00,000 belauicu.
WeBr Stcmerbetriiser cntlafien.
Spriu9ftclb, ST., 7. RGrs. Sohn
S. 6arper uno albert Smitb, Der Steucrein-
nebmer uno Der Glerf bes 6. Steuers s9irifts
BON Slinois, pedle meaen Steuerbetrugs
tor Dem bieigen 8unbesgcrihte itanOeil, mur-
cen beute auf Sefebl 6es 9sueralanpalts
Gaft cntlaien, melher cin nolIe prosequi au=
or6iIete.
Sas Sdji6ial Scs WtornpnemsGdJetss
fals See bsfiegelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-08
VermiiGtc 5epeid)ea Gus Getp=
ylerf.

Stem Dorf, 7. WtarS. - Sob er0iinete
9eltern 81 105t.
- 9tidter Hdprence eutidieb beute ben
Gntrag auf @rneanung zines Maisncugators
fiir Die Seiapares5uoioEz&anal- Comp" ab'
id)ldgig.
- Die befanuie gdauiptelerin Matiloa
Serou ltarb beute Nbeuo in ibrer 8Obnung,
SIR. 1872, Siz25. Cir I'M 48. 2ebeusiabre.
Sie blieb bis turse 3elt Dor ibrem SoOe bel
uollem Bemubtiein.
- Der 0ampfero algeria" 1T BON 9iuerpool
angefommen.
= Die 3oas @lnnabmen betru9en 3:utc
$303,00
Der llnteridobmeitcr 5ablte beute fitr
Sntere5ien s91 600 Ino fir einsesogeue Sb.
lt9atlonen S13 GOO aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-08
xelearapbil0e 9epeidelt.

9erifte bet nsliociirten Ereiie' ,ir ben rSeutd1e
eorrelponhenten".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-08
SoMiIt0nG.

81 ep Srlcans, 7. Ndr;. - Da5 re-
puollfauiid)e Staats- @eutral=@omite nabm
beute cine 9teiolution III, ueldle Die N5oaa-
lung oeS 9rr. Ytnd)bad ais YrGii0cnteu De8
@Olntte's ltno ais IititglleteS oeS repnblttGnt=
Id)eu Hatoua'= &omtte'S forbert.
0r. s. U. gurfe febrte beute aus Waibiu9-
ton 3urud uno ertldrt, er lei ourd Die erbalz
tenen Seriihetrngen iiberSengt, oaB gttGts
gegen Die oemotratlibe Staataregieruns &C.
it)ebeu Dtro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-08

S1oapeft Ode oer 2egin9tpns a.tt
Yaca=StraBe.
Dem beutIhen Bublifum Sur gtadrtt, bab i'd
forttudbreno elm pollftdnbses uno fr6es 9ager pol
eimbeiniiden nuo fremoen Nroonftsn, als
OS,,Snm Grbtem, 3pstSG)sem, @Egs
&tWVCaeI 2tutburger nno sd,wetssr St@Etf
8ertte, 0ries u. I. ~. porrdtbis baItc.
elN0 goeben erbalten:
AVV 1dbdben ddbtc bcaanoiid)e sarinse bes
s.. s. &ett,
gloweft=y6e Der &erinston= nno SsasaisraBe.
/. (sebr2 4 NftT)
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-03-23

The London Lancet defines "NIode-
rate Drinking' as that which consists
with Il clean tongue, good appetite, a
slow pulse, Il cool skin, u clear head, a
steady hand, good walking power, and
light, refreshing sleep, and asserts that
:sodd glasses of beer and spirits in a
forenoon do not come within the range
Of moderate drinking"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-03-23
MONROE MALE SCHOOL.

The exercises OF the Monroe male school
Will be resumed, at the male Academy, on
Monday, the End day of Oct ober, 1876.
Terms, per month. .........................33 80
Tuition will be payable II, udUdnce, as 1
cannot do justice to my pupils and he COM
PEELED to collect bills on the street. Parents
and guardians are assured of strict disci-
pline and thorough instruction.
JAMES A. BETHCNE.
September, q. 1876. IT,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-03-23

:sIow did the saying, sWhat did
Mrs. Grundy say:' originate: Was
there over IL Mrs. Grundy?'' The
name Mrs. Grundy comes from Nor
toms comedy of "Speed the Plough"
Mrs. Ashtield is jealous of ncighbor
Grundy, and Farmer Ashfield chides
her for vexing him with the remark
"What will Mrs. Grundy say? What
will Mrs. Grundy think p"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-03-23

The appointment OF Judge Charles
Devcns, of Massachusetts, to the posi-
ton Of Attorney General in Hayes Cab
inet,is warmly commended by the pa
pers of that State. The Springfield Re
publican, which always erects an eleva-
ted standard for officials, declares that
"Geueral Dcvens is of the best blood
and culture of Massachusetts, the flower
Of her civilization, and unite5 in singu-
lar perfection great refinement and
even f;.stidiousness of manner with
strength of thought and capacity for
heroisI1 in cOnGuct.''
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-03-23

C"r! Schurz will not be the first for
,'icner Wno has held !; place in the Cabi
net. so less Il man than Westinghouse
trusted friend and Secretary of the
Treasury, Alexander Hamilton, was a
foreigner, being born at Nevis, one Of
the West Indian Islands; while Jeffer-
sons Secretary of the Treasury, Albert
G:allatin, was a native Of Switzerland
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-03-23

The widow Of Daniel Webster, his
second wife, is living in New York.
She was Miss Caroline Leroy, and was
married in 1929. She has no children.
She passes her life very quietly and is
in excellent health.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-03-23
DEATH OF NINE. LIE VERT.

Nine. Octavia Walton LIE Vert died
at the residence of Il relative near Au-
yusta, Ga, on Tuesday, at the age of
about 6s years. Her life, since the be-
ginning of the rebellion, had been one
of great sorrow. Thrown by that un-
happy strife from a position of aifiuence
into one of poverty, the talented
woman, once a leader of society in the
South, lost no time in repining, but set
to work with will to keep herself
above the necessity of accepting the
kindly offers of assistance that came to
her from all quarters. She succeeded
in delighting a large circle Of admiring
and sympathetic' friends in this city
and elsewhere with her readings; but
her constant labors soon told upon a
body already weakened by age, and af-
ter an heroic struggle the brave woman
has succumhed.
Nine. LIE Vert was the daughter Of
Col. George Walton, Il native of Prince
Edward county, Va, who was the Sc
coud son of George Walton, one OF the
signers of the Declaration of Indepen-
uence. She was born at Belle Nue,
near Augusta, and when II child re-
moved with her parents to Pensacola,
then the seat of Government of Flori-
la, OF which State her father was the
second Governor. During Gov. Wal
toms administration the capital was re-
moved to Tallahassee, aud tradition
mas it that this name, signifyinS s'beau
tiful land," was conferred upon the
place by the subject of this sketch.
Miss Walton became an excellent lin
guist, and when Gen. Lafayette met
ner at Mobile in 1925 he was much sur
oriSed at the ease with which she con-
versed in French. During her sol ourn
in the chef cities OF this country and
Europe She was the recipient of every
attention from the cultivated and REIN
ed, and enjoyed the intimate friend
ship of many of the most distinguished
men and women of her time, Among
ner admirers was Washington Irving,
md it was at the earnest solicitation of
L,msrtiue that she wrote her ''Souve-
nrs Of Travel" after Il three years. tour
through the most interesting countries
If Europe. She married, in 1886, DR..
Henry LIE Vert, of Mobile, whose
father had been Fleet Surgeon under
Rocham beau. During the Administra-
ton Of Gen Jackson she passed much
Of her time at Washington. In 1915
she was visited by Lady Emeline
stuart Wortley, and in the summer OF
1858 accepted an invitation from the
Duke Of Iu:lanu, and on her arrival in
i,nY,tn,i met with Il brilliant. reception.
Mime. LIE Vert was in ti:e :; ,l,Ii dur
ing the war, and was as earnest i'll her
efforts to aneliolatc the condition of the
sick and wounded soldiers as she had
been to stem the rising tide of seces-
sion. When the war closed she went
to Washington to plead for the pardon
Of her friend, Gen. Beaurcgard, and
subsequently, occupied herself in giving
readings in the principal cities of the
Union, from Portland to San Francisco.
N. J. SIN.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-03-23
Nl2 REWARD.

Sl2 REWARD.
CTRAYED during the month OF Septem-
~ Der, one black marc mule, branded n
on tho shoulder, tho I Ii very indistinct.
She has remarkable head being worry short,
and rather large about the forehead. HISS
also a small bunch of white mane whore the
collar generally buck los on tho neck. The
above reward will DO given to any ono Sty-
ing information $50 that can got herj to
JEROME BRE6,
ii miles below Monroe, Mt Logtown Pc.
January rs, 1877. It d.
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Mr.. RiIis has just opened a package
of fine cherry pipe stems and brinr-
root bowls
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-03-23

nR. S. l.. BRACEY, Dentist, respectfully
~ offers his professional services to the
;itizens of Monroe and surrounding coun-
ry. Having an experience of fourteen
ears in the practice, he feels confident of
diving satisfaction in all branches of his
roiession. Is willing to warrant all work.
ittce at residence on Jackson street, near
he Female Academy, Monroe. La.
vT-mar16:ly
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Dr. I'AaoS, ". Ably,

MONROE, La,
nFFICE on DeSiard street, ut the inter-
~ section OF First, i'll the rear room of
building formerly occupied by A. J.
Keller
January ), 1876, 1y
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Dr. A. II. SLlOlArS.

MONROE, LA,
OFFERS his professional services to the
" citizens of Monroe. Office in his Drug
Store on DeSiard street.
September n, 1873. 1y.
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Dr. Il. +. fkiealaraSOn

OFFERS his services in tho different
~ branches OF his profession to the cti-
lers Of Monroe and surrounding cOun-
Try. Office, on Jackson Street, adjoining
Methodist Church. May %, 1874. tt
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i. AZ y. ID. NKcE.nery,
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
N practice in the Parish and District
curtis of Ouachita, Morehouse, Franklin,
.ichland, Caldwell and Catahoula Parishes,
tho Supreme Court at Monroe, and Uni
ed States Courts. Particular attention paid
business in the Land Office department
f the General Government. nf7tf
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A LBERT RICHTER,
IA UPHOI.STERER

LBERT RICHTER,
IA UPHOLSTERER
Machine Made Mattress Manufac Iurer.
MONROE, LA. ..p.
Furniture re-uphoistered and repairedy
vanishing, carpet laying, etc. Makes
mattresses soft on both sides with cotton
moss, etc, contre OF corn shucks or excel
sior, to use either slide, superior and
cheaper than tho hand made old style cot
ton top. Special attention In paid to tko
renovntinH of old mattresses, W hfch, by this
new invention, arc made equal to new
ones. Oct. %. 1875. 6m
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s.wiLLIS RICHARDSON. HoB'T RICHARDSON.
e. Il Sc. W. Richard SON.
TrORNCHS AT Law. Monroe, La
I practice in ali the Pa. los OF North
rui>.:;fi.i, Ill the Supreme Court u: Monroe,
Federal Courts and III the Land Office
apartment OF the General Government.
June y, 1872. 4O-tf
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Dr. >. &. NJ llrlDlly,

Esr. >. &. Murphy,
LIaving returned to Monroe, offers his
IL professional services to the itizenS Of
The town and country surrounding. He may
De found, W hen not professionally engaged,
either at his office in the Keller build
ing, at his residence in rear of the
Ouachita House.
November II, 1874 SLY.
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FRANZ y STUDBs. JNo. Il. STONE.
Sill7sbS l. Stone,
A TYORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
II Office i'll Henry kindermann's build
ing, upstairs, on DeSiard street.
October 2, 1874. If.
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TARIFF or ADVERTISING RATES.
Advert isements- will be inserted at one
tuilur and fifty cents per square zone inch
# space or less), for the first, and seventy
any time under one month. For longer
periods as follows:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-03-23

Col. McCranie, editor of the OUACHI-
ia TELEGRAPH, hauls the Democratic
town Council Of Monroe over the Goals
for giving the Radical paper in that
town an undue advantage over the
TELEGRAPH in the way of otiicia; adj
vertising. The position assumed 10
this matter is perfectly right. In times
of need the Democratic press has al
ways rallied to the defense OF the pco-
pie against the vile ISLANDERS of Radical
sheets, and now that the people are in
power, ii they have any favors to be-
stow, they should not so readily forget
their old defenders-tho De.uocratic
press.-Baton Rouge -4dcocute.