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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-07-19

The aim Of the last Congress seems to
have been to disturb the public peace
create distrust in financial circles aud re.
tard return TO prosperity. In this it
succeeded admirably while in session, but
there was a confident hope that after ad-
journment business would look up. But
again we are liable to be disappointed.
Our political campaigns are to last all
the year, and the very dregs of society are
TO be stirred up from the National STUMP
with peal upon peal OF financial ruin The
Democrats having been IN the majority in
Congress during the greater portion Of the
financial crisis, and having failed to leg.
islate money into every mans pocket in
sufficient quantities 10 enable him to enjoy
all the Injuries Of the season without do
ing stroke Of work, will give the Nation
ais Ihe inside track on this financial bun
combe appeal business When our people
learn that there are not haif enough Offices
10 go roundi that the crop Of government
mules is short that the homestead Law
has not been repealed, and that a very
large percentage Of those who aspire TO iill
positions Of trust and responsibility are
undt to do 50, they may snbside and con
elads 70 80 to work fOr q living
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-07-19

verify believe, says a writer, that we
might enjoy life better than we do if we
only lived right. don't believe in miser-
ly habits; man should indulge his own
and his family's tastes for superHuities as
far as he can afford it, with prudence and
aforethought, but he should not indulge in
luxures because his neighbor does, but
have independence enough to prefer home
comforts to snowy acts to excite the envy
OF others. Neither do believe in laziness
Our we'll educated and developed muscu.
lar forces are worth a fortune to us, but
we lose them il not employed, or if we
abuse them by overwork Rememb ber that
you have or ought to have family and
that they are your best companions and
most trustworthy friends, and should have
voice in all matters that affect them,
merely allowing yourself the veto power
on stating rational objections.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-07-19
Warren, Keeney & Co.,
IO6 Dearborn ST.. Chicago
OF wa-KeeAey, TregO Co., Kansas.

c. go week in your own town. s.
SSSSND 0uiRt free. No risk. Reader, IN
you want business at which persons OF either
sex can make great pay all the time they
work, write for particulars TO Il. HALLETT &
Co., Portland, Maine.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-07-19

The Fostoria Democrat thinks Potter is
the person who is making il so hot for the
people. We thought it was rice persd.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-07-19

The extreme heat for the past week has
not had parallel for many years. The
mercury has been ranging from 90 to 1859
all over the country, and the mortality list
from sunstroke is growing to appalling
proportions. st. Louis, Chicago and Mil
waukee are the greatest suflerers. St.
Louis has had 130 fatal cases up to last
evening. An Alaska wave was reported
coming from the West on Wednesday, but
il was melted before it got across the Mis-.
sissippi river.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-07-19

From the very lOtest--up to o'clock
this morning--the Morning Commercial says
"no resolution has been adopted by any
Democratic Greenback Conrention dis
couraging the reprehensible practice hy
Democratic Treasurers Of locking up
American currency in Canadian banks
Why this neglect?" Also, that Dr. STUR.
dEoN is becoming greatly alarmed by the
rumor that the ultra Communists have
formed conspiracy to ASA sinate all the
great men Of the country"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-07-19
Wood Co. Republican Convention.

A total eclipse of the sun will take place
on the goth of July 1t will be the last
total eclipse for this century.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-07-19

with them there ''"'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-07-19

Lucas-Guiio Marx.
Hancock-Tho. Lotten.
Ouawa-Jas B. Luckey.
Snndusky-N. c. West.
Wood-Dr. f. r. Sage.
Also Chairman Shannon.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
This Committee Immediately addressed
letter to Mr. Foster informing him OF his
unnnimous nomination, and notifying him
that on Monday next the Committee would
wait upon him in person at his home.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-07-19

He makes no friends who never made
toe.- 7sRnySon,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-07-19

Awarded the Highest Medal at Vienna.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-07-19

Some two weeks since, the Blade pub.
lished the following letter from Gen. Cox:
llorsR OF REPRRsENr ArIvEs,
WAsuINgTuN ID O. Juna 10 1879 I
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-07-19

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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
THE CONTRACT.
tAtlanta constitutional

The contract with the bondholder is
found-and only found-in the declara-
tory act of March 1S, 1869, and in the
funding law of 1870. In 1873 the COIN
age of the silver dollar was stopped by
an underground enactment, but that
enactment went no farther than to stop
the coinage Of the dollar. 1t did not
modify the previous acts we have mem
toned, or pretend to do so. The fund
ing law of 1870 is based upon the dec
iaratOry act Of March 10, 1869, and in
no wise modifies it. Never was an
act more thoroughly discussed than
was the latter. 1t passed, after Il long
discussion, both houses of the XLth
Congress, was poclseted by President
johnson, was brought up again in the
XLIst Congress-, was sharply fought
and exhaustively discussed, and WAS
again passed by both houses. The
funding act followed, based upon the
declaratory act, aud the discussion u pom
tho former makes plain every point in
the contract with the bondholder. e..
We have only space In which to give
few proofs, but these will fully estab.
lish the validity Of payment in gold
and silver coin. t..r. -fl 300 .H,. Fl.
We call to the stand, first, Senator
Fessenden, ut one time Secretary o
the Treasury. He said-see Globe
page 1911: ... .......- .. .... &.
'tSir-I meant what said, and thu
Congress Of the United States mean
| what it said, that it would pay 50 man,
dollars. What was u dollar: a dolla
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

Twelfth District-J. r. Aycock, Tenn.
Thirteenth District 3eorSe Gracien,
Rep. ''-.' '''''.'1'
Fourteenth District-Astride Dejoie, !"
VIM. Kern, Rep.sI Ease b9I.aCy'
Ouachita-D. A. Breard, J. G. Tay.
lor, Dem.
Plaquemines-E.A A. Milon,~ HI. G..
Warmoth, Rep. 4" '+' 80
Pointe Couisee - Bernard Dayrles,
Milton Jones, Rep. az" az. ''i
Rapides f. J. Barrett, Baptiste
Drew, John w. DeLacy, Rep.
Red River-Andy Bosley, Rep.
Richlan,l-P. HI. Toler, Dem.
Sabine-D. w. Self, Dem. s"e+'
st. Bernard-Albert Estopnial, Rep.
st. Charles-Michaei Hahn, Rep.
st. James-Lucien Como, v. Dick
inson, Richard Semmes, Rep.
st. John the Baptist-James Cole,
Rep. .ss u.s,-. f.'. ,-to.' .-.i@
st. Landry-Louis Desmarest, Frank
J. DAvy, Elbert Can't, Rep; NJ. ".
Singleton, Louis Stacy, Dem. l,''.,'if, e
st. Marttn-Emiie DetteGe, Rep. - =
st. Mary-R. J. Brooks, WIN. C..
Gary, Rep. H--a.. .1'..t, IL ,
st. Tammsny-Jules Brady, Dom.
Tangipahoa-M.S s. Newsom, Dem.
Tensas-J. n. Stewart, r. J.Waiker,
Rep. - 5I1-r ~ "sfiii
Terrebonne-H. M. johnson, Robert
Johnson, Rep. s'i ."a. ,'F,>hi'e.''
Union-O. B. Steele, E. T. Sellers,
Dem. s..la .-.tuiI-5if-,s 't.t .l3@4'n-''}-
Vermilion-Adrien Nunez, DEM, en
Vernon-E. Il. Smart, Dem.3N
Washington-J. r. Wood, Dem. .,,I
I Webster-W. w. Carloss, Dem. iig
Winn-George A. Kelly, Dem. 5,
#Contested seat. ..4ti-....3,5 90, ..tt5.g d
This gives the Democrats "a mem
bers, Republicans So, independents ?,
with two parishes yet to be heard from,
making in all 40. ....., ....
The following are the contested seats
in the House: l.. j. Souer, Avoyalles
Nicholas Burton, Carroll; J. seveignes,
Lafourche; Aristide Dejoie, Orleans
parish, fourteenth district; T.. A. Mi.
nor, Plaquemines Emile Detiege, st,
Martin. This makes six contests In
the House and one In the Senate. ,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

The King of Spain is to be married In
the Basilica of Atocha, at Madrid, on
Wednesday, the twenty second Of the
present month. The Princess Mercedes,
with whom Alfonso has fallen COM
pletcly in love, will arrive at Madrid
only one hour before the ceremony.
The fetes are 10 last five days, during
which time theatrical representations
and bull fights are to be provided for
the people free. a banquet is to be
given to thousand of the poor OF Mad
rid in the Prado, and there are to be
historical professions In the Plazas de
Toros, the mobiles of Spain being invited
to take part in the cavalcades. All the
| children born on the twenty-third are
to be lowered, and 80, 900 pasetas are te
be distributed among the poor.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
THE SENSATION OF DRowN1nG.
[New York Express ]

NEW York Express .s.5,t .si
"I am the man, Mr.. II. r. Kendall
said, as he rested in his cot In DIR.
Miller's water cure, yesterday. 81 am
the man who, as reported, took the
laudanum on Saturday last. / hoped
to sink by its means into an endless
sleep, but, unfortunately, it failed me,
producing no effect save that Of deathlY
nausea. That effort having mtscarried,
L made my way to the river, boarded
a ferry boat, and when midway In the
river made my way to the rear Of the
boat. It was dark, aud no one near
except one old man, who sat on the
opposite side. Iquiclly, and without
ado, laid of my coat and hat, looked
up and down the river, and over to the
New York side, where the Hghts were
slimmering in the night, then mount
ing the rail, jumped down, down into
the deep cold blackness."
Mr.. Kendall paused, turned on his
side, and resumed in though htful
manner: ayes, jumped, and I can
remember that I went down, down,
and then rose slowly to the surface
and again, though still conscious, I
went down into the cold water-ugh!
how cold it was land then came up,
and third time again sinking, and as
L went uOWn l. SAlu 10 myself, NOW,
this is the third time, this Is the last,
and it will be over very soon 1t is all
right now.' But still retained my
consciousness, and the next I knew
lay fiat on my back upon the surface,
and opening my eyes took an obser-
walton Of the new moon, and thought
how bright the stars are; half provoked
that I did not sink, 1 deliberately
tDrnetl over on NV face and CLAY wei my
way again down into the water; but
again came up, and said to myself,
1 cannot lie here and suffer my misery,
and, calling out began swimming to-
ward the Jersey shore. Two bOatmen,
whose attention was attracted, rowed
alongside me and pulled me in with
their hands. But during the whole
time, and must have been in the
water over an hour, did not entirely
lose consciousness. They pulled me In
and brought me here" "And," the
lady attendant interrupted, che is new.
or going to try it again."
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
WHAT STOPS IMMIGRANTsy

[Natchitochcs Vindicator.l I.
Fourteen and one-half mills State
taxes!
Ten mills Parish Taxes! .
Remedy! ."i ts
A Constitution Convention with y
reduction of officials and official sala-
ries; simplifying OF our criminal
laws with a surer and cheaper mode Of
furnishing criminals; u removal OF
State or parish taxation from real estate,
imposing one or tho other only upon
lands, and thereby encourage tho devel-
oprnent OF the true and only resources
Of Louisiana, its agricultural wealth.
Are our Legislators equal to the
task I? .,.s. .........
\ We will see.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
COTTON GAMBLING.

Tho Charleston News 8. pitches into''
the future" cotton gambling ~ fol-
lows: e;ts-.lE aaGu.t .,.. l,itIa ai "a. 8!
l In New York tho game IL to refuse
advances on cotton, 50 rs to force hol-
ders to sell it ut what 1t will bring.
Coupled with this is the incessant
gambling in "fItures." There are
hundreds OF sO-cailcd cotton br olsers In
the New York Exchange who have np
customers OF their own, and make, u
precnrious living by following the lead
Of the heavy operators tor rise or fall.
These small fry make more Noise than
the big fishes, and, In their way, do as
much mischief. Whether they deni In
u hundred bales or a thousand, their
prey is tho Southern planter. The
price of cotton I'm New York is not re-
Kulated by the present and prospective
supply and demand, but by the auda-
city OF the gamblers in the Cotton Ex-
change. It il true that they are some
times caught mapping, when prices In
sist on going the wrong way, but this
Is OF no advantage to the planter. Out
OF him is made the money Of both ssbull
ind bear" Whoever wins, he loses.
cent a pound represents over seventeen
millions of dollars And the Southern
planters lose, not one cent, but two
cents or three cents; not seventeen
millions, but thirty-four millions or
Atty ono millions, by the gambling
cotton men. In England It ls already
proposed to prohibit dealing In cotton
that has no existence. The Southern
States are more deeply interested than
England Is. Yetthey do nothing. They
are under the thumb of New York, ana
seem content to remain there. When
there Is q petty Office to fill, whole
county is In u hubbub. There Is the
silence of death or starvation when the
stake is n cent or two cents a pound on
cotton '"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
1t was gold or

was defined by statute. 1t was gold or
silver COIN" nsesd 7. a."i'..-as7' H'i'
SENATOR, BAyard was not in 1850 Ia
favor OF increasing the market for our
paGe TO:
'sThereforc, sir, while T ain not, aud
never propose to be, Interested In pufR-
Ing the psiCa Of United States bonds lbr
the purpose OF. creating y foreign de-;
nnand aud crOating = still greater out
now OF coin into foreign countries from
the hafd-wrusiE toll and labor of my
couutrymen, for that 9rea.son, if Tor no
other, should I withhold my aassatto
this BILL" 5.,.,,,,..,.,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,,,,..
Nj. Morton, In in the, coarse ,"o1it OF th.
Same remarks, sAid-see Globe, page
1868: :ssi" tayid "'faF s'''''is'N ,i''''7''Fi''
! ..What b the first section oe, ,shis blNp
It - simply a0lssAn pledge .of the
United States that all the obligatloaA Of
the United States, notes and bonds,
shall be paid In gold and silver colin,
except only those where tho NV ex-
pressly provides that they shan b paid
in lawful money. "a, = =, But Wo aay
with regard to all other obligations
they shall be paid In gold and silver
Let us close these quotations with In
extract fsom The apeees, 0ftAo 'tuodeSn'
apostle Of Wall street, Mr.. John 6her-,
man. He said-see Glpbe, page 4. 667 :,
~ look upon the frat section tof this
bllll Ne a declaration that the Unlted
Skates ought not b pay any portion OF
its debtsl except In gold aud ,siec~ oot,s,
unless the right, to pay It. ,okherwise II
expressly reserved. AS to tho strict
construction OF the hve-twenty act, I
agreed with the Senator that We had =
right to pay In lawful money, bat we
are bound to pay Nsot Iascfisl MONEY,
and ought to have. paid It long before
this time In gold and slUer." t,,,,5.,
These quotations show, II the plain
text Of tho acts do not, that gold alone
was never promised to the bondholder.
The record il entirely against the pre-
sent extraordinary claim Of the mono
metalists. And so are the equities.
The bonds were bought nom tho
government at from 40 to 66 Cents In
gold. Ono thousand ClollaEs In 1eaal
bought y q, 5000 bond that yielded A.
teen per cent, on the amount Invested.
In ten years the purchaser, " the pro-
duct'o Of his investment Of u 1000, had
tl, 500 of gold as Interest mOney ana
~, 500 In bonds-1A, 900 In all. d Ii IL an
outrage to ask him to take, the silver
coin named in his contract ......,..
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
TAAES REYNOLDS, '''- '-

o. -.,..!, MISCELLANEOUS. .tE '.H
TANEs REYNOLDs, = ",T~ = -
STEAM MARBLE SAW MILLS
AND DEPOT OF
sFORNIGM AND .DJMEsTIC MARBLE,
''>' wSter st. to New Levee ST.,
River Front, bet. Washington Av. Il 9TH St.
oFFIcE AND wARERooNs,
Nos. l6O to l66 Poydrss Street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
= RespecttuHy .nnounces to the citizens OF
ENottb lsonistA4a that heshasssppoiltted Mr.
RICHARD FULLAM OF Monroe, La, his re-
pressntatiye and agent for tho sale OF all
articles In his line Of business. And having
+. hFle md Xsl1sststoek of Manufactured
EAt6iitfn5 DEAe, golllbsss Msntles aud Head
zstdu6s, Nd6esss fas md every description
Of Ornamental Cemetery Work of the latest
and most elegant designs, constantly on
hani, and. d.smPloyingsf full corps or exper1;
-ienco6 &rsos&s, ~ AT 1ii- siines rea1y to exej
cute orders in . prompt and satisfactory
manner upon terms that will defy competi-
|stioll. :. KS s&&.
Z Any information that may be required
will be promptly and cheerfully furnished
by Mr.. EullAIn, and all orders through hin,
will receive especial attention.
Aug. "A, 1877. tins
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

New York savings banks refuse to re-
ceive silver trade dollars in deposits.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

Guano is found in caves in Texas
which are inhabited by millions Of
bats.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

The Colorado mines produced 81, &c.,
432 worth of gold and silver ore in 1877.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
MONROE, LOUISIANA FRIDAY. JANUARY l8, 1878 a
TINE aOvRRNoR-s MESSAGE.

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As,.sn,hIv ~ the 4; ;fs,r..nt c,r,,, m s,,in nce..
n,,<s.,- witch ~ ;,n..sts c,,nn,r.,ra WIN
sh.,s., .,r . ,,c.,r ..o pr.,hI...s nf ur.v.
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Ss:,Ssf e'-,.ar;sf n~xintiss ,wni..h ~
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=. - NJ, .ss.,.t,s.., 10 ts,nr',c,.a t.,w,.I
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h,,s,ras. =. - lie~SF.. 81 TS'-''t
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,,ss..,,t. Sf Is11 hawo' rsns~., N.,,,,, Ks.,
y, M.r.., ~ ooi., An Docenohor ani
a,,.II,- ,,,- mis- 10 i,,n Isrs,s,l, n tho
rt.inct ~, ~ ,ax na,,s.s, Ana fha issf -.
ssor,. I.,,,,,.,urt.t,nna ~ ths, As.r,r,hl,,
H.. total eist,t ~ ~ the stass. ~ S when .r.,nS.
mo sh.Ii have heen com ,,Iets,sl. will h.
ii .7ss, Sas .,Ee,,clnClinv nnnsid Gun.
INNS eiue january. 1s74- sbOut Si0O. I'm.
and Pronerfv Fsank bonds tlecideSi NOT
fjn.aahle, - 1s,rtsin Interest ,,,,,n.,,s ~
.Ist vears shoul.l he nrOvidetl for. as
thev ',nnnot constitutionsllv bs siis-
rIr.,d az otherwise. The shstrnction
81 the An6it,,r,s books mnk,s IL i'm
r,[s.sihle to viv., the arnonnt of the
hostinr, dobt! ANA "A corn,nis,iOn IA sux
,ri.st<sl tn a<1i,,st a., s,,,rnl,,s ,s,van,,sss
1his wear should ha frat annlietl to nnv
tiAficiencv In the current interest FUND.-.
of anv advance, nv the, Fiscal Agent !:
second, a to any advance heretofore
made: third. to lnatured and unpald
coupons of past wears. si-.., f.iss -. B.
Legislation Is neede<l with reference
til thu, assessment and collection Of taxes.
and authorizing the sale of properties
n absolutely yesled in the State. The
situation invokes the, most riwid econ.
o,hv. ..>,+.a.,....
The educational interests have been
forwarded with all pokssible sucSetss,s.
Attention is called to the action OF the
Fnndinr Board. with reference to the
I.ouisiann Univenitv and Mechanical
Ixtllevt, f,,n.ls.
'rhe Bonrd of State Engineers hns faith.
filhlv and eA:OuOlnit.afly nerfOrmt,d itS
iIties. An avxrer,at., of i .O8O. 600 wards
OfIievee at a Gust Of s24z.50 nave been
contracted for. -. ..,,.,,.,..-
q The desipnation Of an undisputed uu.
th,,ritv to control the state uouse
building ia asked for. ''i'@i 'e"f' TOO .
Nasaancie., ON the Printing Board. &c.
curing ut the close of the session, must
l1,e filed. ....,, -. 49,. ..,,.
co,nnleta ranrvnn ixatinn nf the
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

Fur bonnets are fashionable with all
costumes trimmed with fur.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

Pullman cars now run from Boston
to Savannah without change.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

3D. .sao oTRAlsopoNTATioss. oa'7, ~
NEw ORIRANs ~ m
=. AND QUA ,HIE4x RIVER 3. .sg
RANsPoRTA COMPANY.
3n! l1 I."tiSi --4l-ii -~--' ,s'e''' .'''
r,il .O,ioaAssa coy u. 81; At1a PucAee.
Leave. Nev.s II y ioIi.;aa.ss, 8 Every saturday.
For Ou.cl,its City. Nsneos. Tren.on ard
~ Seas VII s3a sSe ssSs
refuse any landing e1cept mail lsndings.
li1k go JOHN WILSON.
''- Het;.s S.sssal;I lI' '',,'.'' In ''"ret:;s
The +Iohn Wileon b ~ sntiresys new, oeas.
:sad asd VII ;RiiGfia f 1 sss assp
the entire ssascs: 9causs cosanections made
November 2 ls1.ii Z1pt 24i.sG sat
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op,,axus i 3 sor 1osYv4A 4ssUpahiSsFssbDE1assr. ahiSsis 1ass
Monroe, April 4. 1877.
oii this Road will run ~ follows: ,a.t1saa
feEs 1e:i2s se1ssi & . =. r. H. H.
;.G -. :. -. a. :. Vi, ~, ... ,,.
sr.ins Of Vieksburg q Meridian r. r., for
= t. Dcits with stsatiabb5ass ior III landings
on the AtssaPpt Rtver. ~, -, ,,.., = -
Rsesiver and superintendent.
< Nay II. l676.@- r.ai $50 7n5 ,s..aas: .sSiI
NEW ORLEANS. : - F1-,0-1 = ;,
AS:.i=-.i.' los - - - -
ioUAcHirA RIVER TRANSFORMATIONS
.:.,.5 go. COMPANY. - '-' st,sAs.' =,
TIE sr.A'f1H 50. ,si;s.': s,..i: . ..a ,. ,.
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-.....-ss,. ID J. b. SULLIVAN Master.
~isS sSa osisxns so.s sinIis's sSs
'"'''' loNI*Mess. T. M:sSsSGnoR, ss;ssai Assn.,
NokrH LOUISIANA STAGE LINE.
AND is i RATE .lrls OF as; FkEfaaT HsT scHsDuLE.
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'OPsues u osIUs G4QnkO0..s.ss t.t.L-y -s'i4 =. -
/ s :. u" YreDton......s as ss....25,
2 I" 10 EorksvillA ...1.26 loo
fam. 8 pm. NipNn4 .........s 500 :; ZOO =
|i,x %" II 4" ,WAlpntCI'k.4.5O ESQ
lxp .rii. II " AEvAdiA.. ,......5.uO- $50
y - Sam. Me.EebXnOn..6.OO 800
4 "ys,7 I" Mihdon...... ..e.OO - 400 p
~ am. IL m. Fillmore ......9.W $40 ,.
. 4pm. Shreveport.lO.W 600
Freight aifd passengers registered at the
otiico 4t the Monroe House. ''55.'
J.D. EMERSON,
Aug. "A. 1877. Superintendent.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18
TALBOT STlLLMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

MONROE, LA.
Will practice in the Parish and District
Courts OF North Louisiana. VIII raEtsnCl
these courts in person. as
VIII give special attention to Land EnBoe
matters connected with the Land Ol6c6 ~
Monroe.
win give to all business immediate at
tention and abundant care.
viii answer all communications with the
least possible delay. -
August 10, 1877. ly