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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19

Pinch is q good and honest man, and
is representative Democrat. As a
member of the State School Board, he
has received the endorsement of the
State Administration, and the lady
school teachers treat him kindly.
Nov, that is bare-faced lie, but you
need not blame us for It'll Pinch is a
gentleman, however, and all right.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19

Senator Beck has at last struck n
truism. He thinks that the success or
failure of the Democrats in the Presi-
DENTAL election of 1850 depends on
whether "they are sensible enough to
be sensible" and he is not unwilling
to concede that the saying of President
Grant that the Republican party is
held together by Democratic follies has
much to sustain it.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19

The undersigned takes pleasure in making
known that he is now well prepared 5
before the war, if not better, to do all kinds
Of work, either in
Manufacturing or Repairing
Ready made work kept on hand; speci-
mems OF which may be seen by calling at the
Factory. lie will also carry general
Blacksmith shop, arranged to do all kinds of
blacksmith ling. Terms reasonable.
April PC 1869. n30- FIR. ENDOM.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19

Wild chickens, numbered by thou
sands, are hunted rs wild game in
Comanche county, Texas. n few years
ago large number of domestic chick
ems were deserted for some reason by
their owner, when they took to the
brush, and the woods are now full of
wild chickens.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19
CONGRESSIONAL.

JACKSON PARISH, La, April Is, 1878.
Editor Telegraph: My attention has
been attracted by u communication in
the TELEGRAPH of the 18th instant,
signed w. B., relative to the prOspec-
tive candidates for Congress from the
Fifth District, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Judge Leonard. I re-
greet to notice the writer of this COM
municati0n was 50 very brief in his
enumeration of the names of gentle
men prominent before the people.
Why did he not add to this list the
name of one other gentleman, who by
his fidelity to the Democratic party and
his untiring efforts in behalf OF our
down-trodden State during the past
thirteen years has won for himself a
name that should go down to posterity
as the champion Of the cause of De-
mocracy? If the maxim, etTo the vic
tors belong the spoils," shall be con-
formed to, now that the Democrats
have been victorious, then, indeed, the
object of this sketch should not be for
gotten in tho distribution of the
ssspoils," for methinks a more jealous
worker in the great struggle for right
and Justice cannot be found in our dis
trict-nay, in our State-than Captain
George w. McCranie, of Ouachita.
Fellow citizens of the Fifth Congress
sional District, now that the time has
come when we can hope to have fair,
free and impartial "count" In the cleo
ton of candidates to Office, let US not
forget a debt of gratitude that we owe
to one who has fought so nobly and so
long In an earnest endeavor to relieve
our State from carpet-bag rule. Shall
we forget the dark cloud that Obscured
our sky in 1866, Immediately after the
surrender, when Democrats were in
danger of imprisonment as "un-recon-
structed rebels" for an expression of
sentiment It was then, amidst these
dark days of our country's history,
that the TELEGRAPH sprang into exis-
tence, under the guidance of its present
editor, who Immediately opened a
fierce warfare and has never ceased fire
upon the corrupt party that ruled and
to rule our State until the
of 1876.
Now, as the time approaches when
we shall be required to elect delegates
to attend a congressional convention,
let US reflect upon this important sub
(ect, and instruct our delegates to cast
their votes for this worthy representa-
tive of true Democracy.
JACKsONIAN.
Our correspondent will learn, proba-
bly,, with surprise, that Capt. McCranie
has no congressional aspirations, what
ever, nor is he seeking any Office with
in the gift of the people. He thanks
his friend most cordially, and if there
be a back scat he will take it.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19

A Texas legislator wants to exempt
from taxation the dogs of widows and
orphans. We trust it Will be done. 1t
is bad enough to lose husbands and
fathers, without having to pay taxes
on eight or ten dogs.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19
ID. M. SIIOLARs, Secretary.

The Rhode Island election ended the
spring campaign. No other State cleo
ton occurs until Oregon's, in the first
week Of June. This will he followed
by the August contests in Alabama
and Kentucky, and these by the Sep.
TENDER elections in Arkansas, Maine
and Vermont.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19

Succession OF G. II. Morrison
stephen Alexander ct al.
Parish Court, Parish of Ouachita, State
of Louisiana.
BY virtue of 4 writ of ii. ia. issued by said
court in said matter, have seized and will
i'll the city of Monroe, within the hours pre-
Scrihcd by law, on
Saturday, April 20, 1878,
One twO-hOrSe wagon and body.
Terms OF sale, cash, without appraise-
ment. T.P. RICHARDSON,
st Sheriff.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19
WHAT THE STATE OWES FOR INTER.
EST ALONE.

Amount of debt funded up to
date. Sill ,35O, 900
TO be funded during current
yonr, about ............ 65O, 900
Making u total of........... sl2 700 900
The interest at per cent. on
Sll.35O,OOO of this sunl-the
amount of debt already
tundcu-is... Observation-Disclosures. .9l 800
The amount of collections
last year, and up to date,
for 1877, in interest, is............ CAT 900
Showing deficit OFF,. f47. 500
For the year 1873, on Il debt
of Sl2,OOO,O0O, the interest
will amount ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40, 900
Taking last years collections
as II air sample, we will have
to meet this interest debt,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ............... GAY 900
Thus leaving deficit for this -
year sle3, 900
Add to this the deficit of lS7.... ll7 500
Gives n total deficit Off,. S34O, 800
In addition to this, the State is
still indebted for the coupons
due on the bonds of lST4'5-'6
amounting to......... S3O9, 900
Also for back interest on 1877 500
of the old Planters CONSOLE
dated Association, amounting
to.......... ............,........... l6l,o 7o
And for back interest on other
bonds to be funded this year,
amounting to.-.....-....... l3l 400
Total state indebtedness on ------
bonded debt 9Il,97o
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19

Our columns are wide open to the
opponents of Il new Constitution. n
real good argument by IL Democrat in
that behalf will be II most acceptable
DaOer.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19

Will some one better informed than
we are tell us whether or not the Re-
form members Of the legislature accep-
ted pay for constructive mileage:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19

Turn to the first page Of this paper
and read what the Democrat of New
Orleans says about the legislature.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19

The Graphic has information that
Edison has invented swallow-tail
coat that can also be used rs Il boot
lack,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19

The Carroll Conservative says it is
rumored that Pinchbacl1 is about to re-
move to this congressional district, and
may be q candidate for Congress. Well,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19

There was something said two years
ago--was there not ?-about "political
acrobats ?' The race is dead.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19
LEWIS ID. ALLEN. Jr.,

4 Nd N.iNUEL4 c TURERS' -iGEN1
nESIARD ST., MONROE, LA.
Exchange on st. Louis, New York and
New Orleans, in sums to suit, and cOllec-
tons promptly attended to in Monroe,
Trenton, Farmerville, BaStrop, Ouachita
City, Columbia, tSc.
Orders filled at manu- f,cturers' prices for
Flour, Pork, Bacon. Lard, Soap, Candles,
Crackers, Candy, etc. Stock OF BaEginE,
Plants and Stanard'S Flour, and Plantation
Wagons, ALWAYS in store.
August Il, 1877. en-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19

Amount of debt funded up to
To be funded during current
yCur, about. ................
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-19
CIIEItIFE,S SALE.

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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-30
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE, ts
CLINTON, HINDS CO., MISS.
will Commence its 2Sth Annual Session
Septcmber rs, 1878.

Among the Inducements offered to
patrons are the following "a -
THOROUGH instruction; rigid but patornal
DISCIPLINE; superior moral Influence; 'un-
surpassed heaithfnlness of location; kind
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ample facilities
for illustration; low rates OF = charges.
Board in private families, including fur
nished room, fuofsand washing, S12 so per
month. Board in College Hall, including
washing and fuol, SO permonth. Students
from other counties can draw S10-a year
from their county treasures. For full in
President of the College, for q catalogue.
I. -, VT RATLIFE,
45:3m. President Board of Trustoes.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-30
NAzABErH ACADEMY,
-, a. NEAR BARDsrowN, KY. d

This Institution has been a boarding
school for young ladies since the year 1914,
during which time 1t has received an
extensive patronage. from the Southern
and several of the Western States. Each
year has added to tho comforts and com
veniences of the Institution, while ex-
perience has increased the qualifications
and abilities of tho conductrcsses and
tutoresses. No solicitation is used to change
the religious principles or creed of the
pupils. "a ,,l..s.>..L -- ~
Nazareth is open for tho reception OF
pupils at any time of tho year. The cars
run daily from Louisville 10 Bardstown,
passing by Nazareth. a5,. -.,-.y
Terms por annum for the Higher Course
of Studios: With music, S258 without
music, S21s. Lower Course With music,
S2l6; without music, Sl7G. Payable half
yearly in advance. Extra branches form
separate charges. For further Information,
apply for catalogue to .-.57
" MOTHER COLUMBIA +CAISROLL,
Studies VIII be resumed on Monday, Sep
tember 2, 1878. ds I'm
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-30
81 EDUCATIONAL. :
r OUIsIANA sTATE-UNIvERsITY
AND
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
COLLEGE,
EoucAr,onAL.
nAToN ROUGE, LA., -

BAToN ROuGE, La, s
Is now in snccessfal operation, with good;
session bcgins. 81 law, October | and
e TGciiisses forr Ist.petsea-yer good :. an
experienced Eacnltys nov Of four Profos-
sors-the nunher expectsd soon to bo IN,
lapparatna good appliapcee for instr traosion
In EngineerinE: large museums museums otNSsarai, ,si
ssnas and scyoG eaipmons 'sa z
arms and artillery for military exercisee.s
Efforts are also making to get IN xeas1iness
for which Iae 'acfes Of. good land have Saeni
Course Of st..dy embracea wideaeid 81
select the studies wiiich they may wish
their sons toeipslrDfseG syslhe nilitary exer-
,ses sss snssy
othor students, who board in Baton Rouge.
To. BECOME .studept" or 'csaet, "is option-
AdnassioM granted,to young mon and
youths not nnder fourteen years of age,
e;omfnoif English education. They can ens
tor at any time during the session, and be
charged only from date Of ontranOe. Stn-
L @D-Stafo (or beneficiary} cadets cannot
be received until the Legislature makes an
Erpeases.- on and the use oflibrsry
dents cum tind good boarding in, tBatol,
who form 4lnesses" can naintain them-
selves for % to $S a month. = 81 - "a. 4
Expenses do e bAfRsS,g csdssxed ,,S sss eM
Want a.tenelanee. s12; n waashing g and mend;
rafs
IlContingent expenses por sion-estiIna.
,S. elosnandE ,y aas
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-30
CENTRAL FEMALE INsrIT5JrE,% &
CLINTON, HINDs COUNTY, MISS.
REV. wALTRR HrILMAN, LII. d. q
.ss5..i President of Faculty.. ~,

Tho Twe,ity-sixth collegiate yearof this
Institute will begin ON Tuesday, Septem-
ber oath. 1885,. Matured in her, edu ucational
OF n Century Of uninterrupted existence,
our Institute Is about to enter upon another
most favorable and Is able to offor advanta-
ges equallcdShy few Institutions OF learning
In the country. IN l,s.ss tsst =
Having for two Successive ycars made
Reductions in the Expenses, we hesitate
not to say, considering the advantages
offered, that the Terms are loss than can
be elsewhere found and as low as they can
possibly be afforded. =
For full Attenuation send to President
of Faculty. for Catalogue. = y
= President of Board OF Trustecs.
e. w. CABANIss, Secretary. 48 2m
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-30
THE NEXT LEaIsLATURE.
lshrovoport Daily s.andartl...

IShroveport Daily standard.l
The, apportionment bill offered by
the Democratic mcmbors of tho last
Legislature, was vigorously. and ably
rcsistod by Warmotti, Leonard, Dinl1-
grave and other leaders of the opposi-
tion. Tho Radicals saw that there
was no other chance of rcgafning their
in clinging to tho gerrymantlcriDg
|apportionment which 1t had 30 long
obtained. They even charged that
the Democrats were initiating their
very bad example. This charge was
not true. Tho Democrats need no
gerrymandcr. IL they prevent It on
the part of tho Radicals they can
carry the State without any difficulty,
by using only legitimate means ;.
There is not the slightest chance of
the Republicans carrying either branch
of the General Assembly ir the Demo
Gratis win halt do their duty. Tho
Democratic majority in the House cam
not, under any circumstances, be less
than twenty-five or thirty. Tho Sen
ate will bc even more overwhelmingly
Democratic. OF the holding over Sen
ators twelve are Democrats and six
Republicans. There Is no probability
of the Republicans eiecting moro than
four Of tho eighteen to DO elected this
fall. This viii give twonty-aix to ten,
or a Democratic majority of more
/ than two-H srds. It Is important that
the Democrats should have a two
thirds majority. There is mo certainty
n yet whether the constitution will be
q amended or a convention called. And
n Il might be, too, that the proposed con-
lvention, In providing that the
J Nichols government shall serve out
J its full term, AZ contemplated by the
!, iate Democratic convention, would
! also be generous enough to inciudc all
/ the Radical parish officers in tho same
/ category. There are Radicaf parish
} officials, relics of tho old Radical rule,
{ whose incoEnpetency the people cannot
: stand until the next election. They
cannot stand, for instance, judges who
guess at the proper decision once IL
4 every eight or ten cases. Removal By
I address Is the easiest and quickest O
v all operations. This cannot be don
!. without two.thirds majority in tn
!, Senate. There will be such a inajorit:
I. in tho next Senate.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-30
YOllUNa MEN. !,

4 ~ SQQRO3o SU&t uV 4AA4kA WIN Ateos Ak
rived nt the years of pndesHt ding,s
hood without a shusldeE They ICONS
atitnta n green spot In naemcry'a
WASTE, which Sre would GAia 3ofgees
The mascullnos hupaan In his turniag
state Is an object -siclkening to behold,
There Is a state Of. e&iatence extending
Fover space Of two or three years,
between tho outer verge 0fF b0YhO0ds
hnd tho first stages Of ManhooA over
which 4 man must travel e6kesss O02esss.
It Is of those bcnighted souls In this
probationary state that 7 now n.onose
10 speak. a. n .;S.tsI s.,I.,l. .sss,slsl
! assert Ii as . primary fact, that tho
most disgusting. crsatVroa, q. known ~
fhe animal Kingdom, Ia A abobsaalAe3l
Specimen Of humanity, after he sheds
the tall of polly,Wogisn. and befoso
no, attains the legs oS ffoghood. Yet.
he Is as unconscious of his puppy yisrti
rs some animals are o. tho odor they
liGuse., But, unfortunately tho by
fut ignorance. - ~ ~, s.g "a
/. .Puppyhood is noisy, obtrustxe, md
lgiyen to decided and extreme npin-,
ions, which It Volunteers on all occa-
slons. II porvades, all circles Of society
lbutneyer loses its identity.
The afastn young man is thc.corl.
mon type OF this nuisancc. He Me-
lquents billiard and. drinking saloons,
1and is readily known by his siiotf
Goat taiis,, big trowsers, and the yari
Gus noises he makes. re clai1ls TO be
deposited" on AaH subjccts.. When he is
lhot wiiistling, he viii be found to be
lswcaring loudly and awlswardly. He
lpatfonizes the drama, and Is audible,
but not always chaste or classic in his
criticisms. He knows where an
actress is padded, and just how much.
He is the terror of tho 'supernumera-
ries, and sets up frantic exclalmations
OF sssoup'' Whenever they appear. He
Ilindulgcs in practical Jokes on the apple
lIboys, and saturates the dresses of the
tndioining ladies with tobacco Juice. 4 4
i Gle regards tobacco, in all Its forms,
In great developing agent Of manhood.
/ He takes kindly to strong drink, and
considers having been stas drunk ns
the devil" the night before, fit to
llboast of in the circle OF his admirers.
You may gather any twenty OF this
lstyle Of ofiswell-heads together, aud you
lcannot find two In the number WINE
lcoIld start even with the world siand
sl|support themselves honorabiy for on,
.Eyear. ~ 4ais5ssPi3.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-30
COLLEGE

Will resume its exercises on the LIST
Monday in October, with n competent corps
OF professors. All branches of preparatory
and commercial schools and first class coll
paratory school SIS, and in college classes,
S65 por session of forty weeks. Boarding
privates families at correspondingiy low
rates For particulars and catalogue, ad.
dress C. O. ANDREWS, President,
47.2m Jackson, La
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-30

r. w. RICHARDSON. G. ]. BoATNER.
Richardson a. Hoatner,
A TTORNEYS AND AT
IN Law, Monroe, La., will practice in all
the Parishes of North Louisiana, in the
Supreme Court at Monroe, the Federal
Courts, and in the Land Ofice Department
of the General Government. -
Office fronting northeast corner of public
square. ~. ~ -. s. January 3, 1873.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-30

nR. S. L. BRACEY, Dentist, respectfully
~ offers his pro fessional services to the
citizens of Monroe and Surrounding coun-
try. Having an ,experience of fourteen
years in the practice, he feels confident OF
giving satisfaction in all branches of his
profession Is willing to warrant all work.
0flice at residence on Jackson street, near
. the Female Academy, Monroe. La. ....f
v7-mar16:1y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-30

ATIGnCT Oh lQ
,-AS14<1A ~, ~ ~ = ~ ~, =
= - - ;
AN sEDITOR,S EXPERIENCE IN VEL
< IOW FEyER.
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me e1ssoI 1 -. ny = 80
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S,,sc,,s mn .anss,I .s,.s,. csso. IA striefSv
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S.a9wse sns o.d sa ss h hC ~. sSH, csv
.,ssa ~ ssn : sNsss ,o,,,s,t ~ fu,n
asss ass,S.sSS F 80 MI, .n,,r,sss ~
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IS.ta.;nr t.;as,.ss, .,,ss., roiahe he,sa Val
1n,.s t,s,.. a.s,Ss - ~ ts,o,,, ..,.hr,.t fSs
lrsoc ..,a.s.,ss ~, ,,ssosa,,s S,sS y
s,,,,,sns, =. x eo.,r.a no ,s royv nrenarosi
~ 80, ,,,s,arI s.het ,,sscs,.so l,ss,ss ,s,crc
st-ons,s., than aver fsf.'s. Iya Sone not
lIboast ON ,the, I, contrary he Is .peo-
Efountlly rrateft,l 10 Almighty God,
Ewhu holds the lives OF all hslnnan be-
Iings in his hands, for his blessinx on
iitheT, simple 5 !, means by which
Ethe lives of SO many DEAR to him
ithavc been saved. With the z OK.
Iperience he now has, he could, haye
bmade his first articles on the subject
bfuller and more satisfactory Suelce. 1t
Ito say that in reference to all the cases
tment: IS .,,.2 NJ d 7ss Eeg,ssg .,s
Ii. He did not send o single regular phys
{sician,s prescription to a drug. store.
fOf course he kept himself Supplied
Iwith castor oil, mustard, Seidlitx pow
Nders, syringes and warm water. q,
II He did not have Ice in the house at
Hall.
He didnot have a particle Of brandy,
EWhislsy or wine.. - -. 8,
Is He; did not have a single lemon oi
lsanything of the sort. =. s
n He had. nothing to-, do whatever
Iewith ,calomel, blue mass, duinine, O,
.lanything. i'll that line. .,,,.'. 4 3
II He did not have a single case bled,
Tor cupped, or blistered. !,
The question may be asked, sNYhat
-llthen, did YOU do ?n Hc will answer
rs st4a ,,,otohed with, tho ass;.t, ,,oe
,f tt,a.s,,e,, ,,,a.,, ~ tha can,ii,, ,,,,.,,,
80 1ss.,,,-s =. ~, sax,, -. -
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tsss' ,set;ap,t Iso ,,n,.,, a,,S tas-a sn.sro.
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n,,,s.or., Iath. ard ssyeatIn@ taaa.s
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tf ..asl, -,s.,at, ho,.rt,t L. th.,,e
so,,.,rt ~ .,at ahead ~ tha ,Sa,,ar, arsl
aas, a,,aad nf'st' s,,ssa.S ~ ,ats,,s, t,,e
,e,,a,. ,..at a,ao1s cs hin, ya sSe,,ci,,
49, to na,,a ths, hS,,ya,a 1,,,,,,t;oa r.tor.
trc,.s ,.,as s ,,,cs, : ~.
ti,s, ,,oa,.,cin. 1,;d not act ,,nY,ti,, t,,s
sns...s,,1s .;n;act,n,, s,,ss ,,saS s,,s,ts
ss,sc,,at;o,, vac afsacee.s,, {. . .''''
] = - TIa' s,veafed fhesnat tiant ,haartil,
f.s.s. t.,r,, hs,,,... a,,d sha,, oa,,t,, mt;
~ =, s,a,. .,,t,s;,,sI s.,nothe,. The sSn,,
}st as -, ,,.,s, 1.;s-1,t@a,, Io,,,S ~ '1h,,
\ s;.s - T,.,sa't,,"c,,,. t,o,,,,, s.,a
tho q aynrane ,,uratinn of the sewer, Nn =
~ s;,,a,e coso hoe he hod . ,et,,r,, =
th,' sa,,er 70 onoo,,,ter Nor hos h,
had q single case Of co,.ost;o,,t nst,o
IF hrain sfon,acb 'or hosveis He NJ,
Cow, .,ronsyos ~ s,,,eet s,,;r;ts =, ,,;srxs 3,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-30

Insure in the Phenix Insurance. Co.
OF Brooklyn, represented by Shoiars d
Key, agents.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-30

oHu cosssTivuTsotk kL Al n
q rossd ass sAed - dollars, . b u
EssGiEe ont ssadls sishty-ioar.l
III Nuhrss neunanxH
f {, the sss's sss % :.ss q sSssss s
MI Sof 1855, there shall he elected, By
NSl1 " Svosprs o. cach parrish, . st&te's =
: Mates, and rho shall have boon .
Ne Btstc. and . pracdclng and
4, g Stosnsy ats laws for ets ieese
a. ...ocn .S E iss. .Ssa sSsss nor nor. moro s
the DEMOCRAAS doiiass per ansum, Is e
6OvEsN0 eea.s .sss S.ss sss ptcsoas
Judge IN. Robes So - y pssish, an ssa re rs'
trst place on tbel 5ket, may be lxed ?
IL Alabama au,twSS tsAaua esos az sa.s'; - -
pniverstky of ,th... state. ASSs aisw Osl ,si
lAavs a1d was admiited to tlJe ynch
that S(ate While quite 4 yOupf diuoS uasss n \
no cAmc' 70 Texas and seetlcd xs - snss sSms
Augusttne, at which panco Nd p1l1rsi, and
the practice o. his sprc4ee1ion ~ ysars
suCQese. sxistng 10 great sdistinctiQlIk
enjoying the respect OF His ilIuefxpcy
eontemR Rorariess Hcpdcesons H0ust08
Wheelcr, Anderson, Kautinsu and =
pthcfs of Aos loss note.a He was eaectede
y. e'Ao ~. sxAu3
HlSkts9s: soons aver ms sestelnens geasess
fn. .ssst Wnscn M cnpacaly n0 seFye4 Als pe92sef
ten 49, AGeaa.y Sn0 apt.sy adN w = ss..s Ses- &
E0x 90 ~ 0~ersmsnAis. 6k sSEvAny n,s e.,saas usssl
HnAee. ~ tho sancp Districts then enl,g
ps9cSn9 ~ tne se5sis9sy. sEpH zap c0Ss
o4 me SOUTH g assu rye. On y. s4e nossn,
Nnu ny Mom SABINE rayer ON me s.. cass g
NE It,nIty On sao Vs.. AMer I..el selvso9S
scNeta. sesius IN snss cspacisy re ~
- tHa assoc!Ess ~ 'sGsssCs 0se
ps tne S1preme Court rhis noeatlons
w. peheye, nc nllea until % tne Was
psgan:- ne WAS proslucnt otstne ssece
son convention tnis1l:s ANes noetiIl-.
E,es ,6egan ne reaagnod nss peslslon ON
tee ssnprcme hencns Aaa xalse9 EsRl-s
snenS. tor Inc Conio4eFaso eeryaco. ~ ~.
3 solder NO WIS distpgaished Ior n,s
(slmpiicisy. Oh nie anu lpannots DIS
great tenderness towertis and afscctions
yor ms, men and ms nniincnsng oolr-
easo, An is6A, whiio sLa,L. .ln sne nee9
ttAuu Mnoiiy WIthout rs SAvwicSgoss Sywgss4. ~
seeking, nc was eiectca Cnief Jussicd
or the supreme eouEt, Which poefston