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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOrIcE 81 EEECTION.

Isac - ~ state OF Louisiana, i,,s
sheriff. oaaGs nocros: SEPT: ; =: as.s:
notice Il hereby given The. $50, slsS,
G on ynsss xsa: ~ :S
1873, ut which election there are 10 b chosea
by the qualified VOTERS s....- ,'laRy-aSsi
4 Representstive In the As.h Congress or
the United States, for tho 5sh Congre.etonA1
District, sSMposed q the PaT,shss Of Con-
Union, Morehouse, East Carroll, 'WsPt-CAr-
s ssp term Of aNa Hon. T. sonssd,
A Representative In the ad.h conais,rrss. es
i pis.rs, OF sSe 's Sasiss 81 Ces
cordia, Caldwell, franklin, Tensas, Aasli-
son, Kiehlsnd o@schita Jask;Sn; MnSS.n:
roll, Claiborne and Catahoula. ,t, a:
One Senator from tho 2lth Senatorial
1s sSRss'd st sss
One Representative for the, parish OF
One Parish Judge for tho parish of yua-
one sheriff for the parish OF osachna. d
Eight Police Jurors. being one Police
Juror for each Police Jury Ward in the
Eleven Magistrates, being two for Ward
No: }; two for Ward No. s aud one from
each Of the other wards Of Ouachita pArish:
Eleven Constables, being two from Ward
No. 3, two for Ward No. s and one for
eacl, OF the the other Ward. Of Ouachita!
For taking the vote Of qualified electors
of this parrish, on.the propCeed ansendment,
to the Constitution Of the state OF LoNisi-
Of 1873, on the question OF removing the
State Capital from Now Orleans to Bator,
Rouge. t.f
For taking the vote OF the qualified cleo
tors OF tho Parish of Ouachita, on tho pro-
posed amendments to the Cpnse itutio4 OF
this State, under Act No. - Of Regular
Session 1878. .tl.F q tE
For taking the vote of the qualified olec-
tors OF the Parish of Ouachita, on tho pro-
posed amendments to the Constitution OF
this State, under Act No. II OF Extra Ses-
sion OF 1875. ,-F.vT,,.r ~,
All Assistant L Supervisors, Commits
sioners and othor officers are hereby direct
cd officers, in all things according to law,
and mako return thereof. ,fI --.l. ! !
Given Mnler my hand this the 18th Sep
st Sheriff OF Parish Of Ouachita.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
TO THE VOTER

MoNRok, La, October p, 1878.
MY FELLow-CIrIzENs:
Tho want of time, tho prevalence of yellow
fever and the reign of violence Will prevent
me from canvassing all parts OF this D'strict
as had been my purpose. Therefore issue
this short address.
am a native of this State, and own
real estate in most of tho alluvial Parishes
Of this District. My interesaa are therefore .,r
no liked interest In the state. His name is
the the p ph in which IS cssiass his donicile,
for the years 1876, 1877 q 1sz9; md o; on the the
nth Of Nay as7 ~. ss S2s an inS
on w the ss "a GENERA rioyd King now
deolares that T. !. hi: ines.s,os e make the
his permanent residence. and declares that
his domlciie is et tho above mentioned s'eti
Gse have been . ere ~ is9s
he had been tho agent of Rritton 4 Kountz,
bankers, in Matches, for la.ntafsen. leased
time he boarded and lodged in Natciez,
whore ho also had his Office Ass
AS an old Whig and RePnblicsn; ~! am
ing tho levees OH the Mississippi and ietty-
ing the Mississippi. am in gfavor ~ the
sSa 10 hH sa yos
ternal improvements with Greenhacks.
Thsse % n sSa
tho world, and will mako the mississippi
river navigable for large boats from its
sources Of the country; will facilitate and
honest but now idle labor of tho country.
Of ii tasation, 81 enhancing tho valus OF pro
perty now almost valuelsss. 49,,
ssSs ss!Ps So u1 tG Ss ws
nation and has the right to make these i'm
provements, while the Democratic party
has always maintained that ne be- United ol ,,s,
has not the power under the Constatutl0n
to undertake or assist in such works. so
s .nY Of sheo Morhs Ee the
without which he can accomplish nothing.
!. am in favor Of the psymset e the
raj Government, believing that the Unitet,
states should be no less honest to hor own
citizens than she is to foreigners. And
am in favor of Congress making such laws
as will protect American citizens III the
exercise and enjoyment of tho rights con-
ferred by the Constitutional Amendments.
Fellow citizens, the methods resOrted to
to control the election in this District are
known to you all. I appeal to all good cit
ions to oppose and frown down these UNI
to sSs ia S
isSoreis Of The country driven rpm it; te
vote against all those who favor inc mis-;
appeal to the husbands and fathers, and to
ali who expect 20 make Louisia1ia theil
home and who consequently wish to see
law and order prevail, to exert their intiu'
ence to make honest but timid men speak
out their condemnation of such methods
appeal to the patriot of every party--tC
all Who love their country and FREQ insti
tutions-not to be silent Or inactive while
tho attempt is being made to Mexicanize
by intimidation and violence. The senti
ment of the country. though dorman
now, know is opposed to this violence
Let it be awakened, and condemn this out
rage by your voices and your votes.
I JOHN II. LUDELING.
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state of Louisiana, Parish OF Ouachitn,
....tss- ga Parish Court. sIf IL
Succession of SAM'L l.. SCOTT, deceased.
Whoreas, Samuel Kuhn has filed in tho
Office Of tho Clerk of the l4th Judicial Dis
trict Court, in and for said parish of Qua
chita, his application for administration OF
said succession.
Now, therefore, unless opposition bo made
Of the said application will be granted
and confirmed according to law.
AUSTIN GREEN, Clerk.
Monroe, La, Oct. II. 1873.
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Business Men =!

Now is your time to advertise. The
TELEGRAPH has been your. steady
friend in all sorts of trials, and now
offers you a medium OF communication
with all the country around. Send in
your advertisements.
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Democratic Mass Meetings.


There will be hold Democratic IN ass
meetings in the several wards OF the parish
on the days and dates as follows:
Ward l, Island, Saturday, October 10;
Ward 2, Colony, Saturday, October 5;
Ward 8, Monroe. Saturday, October N;
Ward 4. Iiogtown, Saturday, Sept. %;
Ward S, Trcnton. Thursday, October 3;
Wards @ and Z, Forksville, Wednesday
October 8;
Wards and Q, Mt. Vernon Church, Sat
urlay. October IL.
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENT
-.~rss..,--
OF STOLEN!
ONE BLACK MARE MULE,

Ovor the medium size, with gray hairs
mingled with tho black and are seen more
in tho head than anywhere olso, branded
with letter ID on the shoulder lnnd THINK
on the jaw; has patch of white hairs on
the back, made by the saddle, tho size OF
tho hand. She is seven or eight years Ola
seen on 18th September, 1875. A liberal ro.
ward be paid tor her return:
w, II, II. MUILIN,
5:3t Oak Ridge, La.
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We have had a frost, yes, indeed,
four frosts, since last Friday when the
first frost appeared. Vegetation has
not, as yet, been killed along the
river, but we have seen even the
house-tops white. The weather Is
charming, and the health of the coun-
try excellent.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-25

The time for holding the Louisiana
annual conference of the M. E. Church
South has been changed from the 18th
of December to the 9Th of January. 1t
will he held in New Orleans.
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FD K lR r. n T..

THE TWO STORY RESIDENCE ON
l. Walnut street, now occupied BY mo;
The dwelling contains ten rooms. Lne ell
serve garnet OF ell and four rO0xsae IN the
tho dwelling to store my furniture, aHd Will
lease the remainder W,.fnrntshed. Posses
sion given November LIST, 1873.
w. w. FARMER.
October l, 1873, II.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-25

But nine days more before the cleo
ton, including two sundays. Ca""'
dates will please take notice.
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1t is a mistaken belief that by not
registering the voter escapes jury duty.
The jury lists are made up from the
tax rolls, and not from the poll hooks.
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RAISED! THNOUGH
TRAINS RESUMES s1

TRAINS RESpME1
Through Bills of Lading frOR 0e.s LNnls,
Cincinnati and Louisville to MOAroe
and Trenton via Delta
MONROE, La, October q, 1873:
On the first of November next daily
sumo. Freights from st. Louis and Ohio
River points will he deliveredsa ut MnoEoe
by any other route. Cotton shipped to New
Orleans via Delta will have quick dispatch.
Tri-weekly packet line between Delta and
New Orleans, and between Delta and st.
Louis.
J. w. GREEN,
Recover and Superintendent.
w. Il. Russell, Agent at st. Louis.
J. Cunningham & Co... Agents, No. .
Public Landing, Cincinnati, o.
II. C. Levi. Agent, No. 20 Fourth Street,
Louisville, Ky. It
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-25

The business outlook has greatly
improved the past week. Cotton IS
coming in freely, and our merchants
all seem to be busy.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-25

Insure your cotton, gin-houses, ma
chinery, &C., with Sholars Il Key, asts
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-25

Candidates! Your announcement
fees are due. Don't get too lar IN the
rear.
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Remember :!

Registration will close on Wednes-
day, the 3Otb.
The election will be held on IMesday,
the 5th. and not on Monday, the 4th.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-25

Wild ducks and pigeons have made
their appearance, but are not very
plentiful.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-25

The total registered vote Of this
parish, up to noon yesterday, was
276O votes. In 1876 the vote polled
numbered 1885.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
ACT No. 10, X. s. OF 1878

NGNBEK 4
That the seat of government shall be estsb-
li.hed at the city of Baton Rouge OF at the city
of New Orleans, as the majority of the voters
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-25

The Telegraph - ID ~nsAtereosy
opposed TO the constitutional
A mend raeuts. Vote against eAeoe
Alnendsaaents. straight osones ANU
give the people . New Constitution
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lob PRINTING:

lob PRINTING:
PROMPT, NEAT AND CHEAP,
AT THE
OCACHITA TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FOR TREASURER
Major F.. A. Il u II X E,
OF ORLEANS.
Is ss.. FOR SENATOR:
L.. H. BOW ID r N,
,. Of Franklin.
FOR CONGRESS - FIFTH DISTRICT.
LONG TENN:
j. FLOYD X n G.,
- Of Oonco''dia
SHORT TERN:
JOHN S..YOU N G.,
of Claiborne.
OUACuIrA PARISH TICKET.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,:
w. p. rem w &c X.
FOR PARISH JUDGE:
a A. L. 8 L A q X.
.. FOR SHERIFF:
LITER S. l. o q AN.
FOR coRoEER:
J. w. Loo X E.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.

OFFICIAL.
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! r,apsAENIsc -
oosssaTsrvT.oss ~; S5ssss snss, ss. ! ~
oSSSs assss Is S3Rsss ~. ~ ~ essse sSssSzs
hal, - hatea RsNEHs Basen ~ Ot3
S.: :s. Esi S.! ::!s' u.s.:
o; 4S;:ii! s: y. o 5;i;:;pa. az
oasa Aor no.. a;s So vs. y -. as
y Representative IS y M. .Ssse ks:.H y;
s sssS,e 90 Il Ss sss a. sesef.
k66alf 1nSes on shc Arss Monday ID s..---..-s,
lo7S, cd ;hieIaaAy' thereafter, on 'the fcst
sPpoiassd ~ Nv. and their sessions rh~il be
Het0 at the Seat OF Governnent. .'ti,y. r,r :,
= tsssiks out artiSis Ssveiteen.l - nj :, :.
n II Us 'aH NuHueA rilRkk.
After the year 1873 the General Asoenbly
eAell aos ha.si Sowsr to ls.y In any One ysas
~ .saISiion. sot. shall nv COLLECTION Of noss
tEai one rer centum taxation BIO made Ia any
ooo year, on - aotual cash value Of al real
ed psrsonal property llAbls to taxaoea, ex
| eept In case Of . foreign invasion or doeee
10 insurrection, and IN that event any add
nas psspese o0sepeaiug Invasion Or snppress
ding ,insursostion. The city If New Orleans
shsll not lcvy or collect IN any, ono year more
than one and one;hslf per ce9tam tsxstion On
SsnAi property lisble 70 taxation within IL
Limits, No pariah or unuuisipal soorposu::sosl
except the city Of New Orleenas shall levy 81
70 SH s
tofAal The real aaA personal property iisbie e
taxaaios Within. il hnits. The i0sasral
Assembly shalt not have power to ts.se any
'pafpssc nor 'shsli Il authorize, any parish 81
9ssicipsl corporation to issue any bond Q.
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The Anti-Alonopo1ist-

alone our right, it is our duty to re-
gain possession Of our country at all
hazards, and by the most available
means-war, revolution, skirmishing
anything that will tell on the enemy,
and make him relinquish his grasp.
But no parliamentary Home Rule
humbug.
1t is very disheartening to see Ire
land persist in sending sham repre-
sentatiyes to that den. The latest
cable news is that one of those Home
Rule fools or knaves--it matters not
which-Mr. Mitchell Henry, was re-
fused even an examination into Irish
grievances, by Il majority OF three
hundred and one to forty-elght.
What, interrupt the thing called the
Queens speech-but which Madam
Victoria Brown. neither reads nor
writes--or the address to the Throne,
or and other imperial business, by an
impairment inquiry into Irish grew
ances! The House of Common Scoun-
drels would do no such thing, and the
House was right. Is not this Home
Rule Henry himself a fair specimen
of Ireland's only grievance. the land
robber? Does he want to inquire into
the title deeds--search the title by
which himself and his brother thieves
hold the soil Of Ireland9 Not much.
he does not. That is not the object
of Home Rule.
PETER O'REILLY.
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THE OAWNl<C OF PEACE.

The following is believed to be Il
lmmary Of Russla's conditions of
ace as submitted to ana accepted by
lie Porte. English diplomacy is COM
etely outwitted hy the proposition
, submit the question of the Dartla-
elles to the European Powers. The
,rtainty that England will he out
,ted on that point in a European
Inference gives to Russia all. or
ZEN more. than she had hoped for.
i'll puts her only open enemy in west
n Earope in II position decidedly
diculous. The terms agreed upon
substantially rs follows:
Autonomy for Bulgaria similar TO
at of Lebanon.
Turkey tn nominate \ Christian
,vernor of the province for \ long
rm of years, whose appointment
-ast be sanctioned by the European
,werS.
Bulgaria Ia acquire some territory
nth of the Balkans.
Bosnia and Herzegovina to he as
red of protection ana reforms and
We a Christian governor.
security TO he given for the better
vernment OF other Turkish pro-
ices.
rhe independence OF Roumania.
>ervia TO be independent without
npensatlon.
Montgomery 10 acquire Antivari.
csics, ana >pux and portion of the
IRE Of Lake >cutari.
che cession OF part of Bessarahia
Il Of Botoum. kars. and Erxeroum
h adjacent territory Ia Russia.
indemnity 10 Russia for the expense
the war TO he paid in money. terri
y. or otherwise.
The question Of the Darsianelles to
reserved for the consideration CT
European powers.
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Four new cables between this
country and France and England are
projected.
The newsbOys and boOtblacks OF
Chicago will hereafter be compelled
to wear badges and procure licenses.
Extra endeavors have been made in
Germany to overcome the growing
demand for American machinery.
The House Committee on education
and labor has begun the consideration
of the Chinese immigration question.
\ Boston paper says that there are
in south Boston $50 tax paying women
who own nearly IS 100000 worth OF
property.
At Tracy. Tenn, recently, a baker
closed himself up in his own oven, and
was baked to death-cremated to a
cinder.
The Indians are raidlng in large
numbers through Wason and Lano
counties. Texas Two men have been
killed by them, and a lot OF horses
have beerr stolen. The troops sta
toned at Mckavett are in pursuit.
Broken bottles are utilized in Eng
land in the manufacture of cheap Jew
elry, chimney ornaments, and inferior
household glass for the manufacture
ing districts. Also for the manufac-
ture OF emery powder, glass paper,
etc.
Printing type is made Of hardened
glass in Paris. The glass types are
said to last longer than the metallc.
are not liable TO be crushed. do not
suffer from sudden cooling. and DO
not injure the health of those hand
ling it. The type is also much cheap
CT.
1t would seem that the grasshop-
per's principal Matching place is the
Snake River Valley in the Rocky
Mountains. The scientists who have
been investigating the frisky insect
report that he is Matched in the valley
in countless myriads.
The commissioner of the general
land Office has decided that Kansas is
entitled to per cent of all the Indian
reservations in the State. and the To-
peka Commonwealth says that the
amount realized will be made II part
OF the permanent school fund.
There is in Ireland what is called 4
"gambeen man. who lends money
at the rate of ~ per cent. Frequent
~. for pressing need. the people are
glad to get it in small sums even at
that rate-a shilling quarter for the
loan of pound. The tenant hasn't
all the rent on the day. SO he borrows
the difference at shilling Il quarter.
There are a good many evil branches
on the Irish social tree. but every
one of them springs from single root.
Don YOU see!
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a PROPOSAL Or TWO.

u 1t is proposed that the people Of
Dublin shall open charity fund for
he Manchester millionaire. Mr.. Buck
Iey. 1t is true it will only reach him
Indirectly through his prospecting
,altee tenants. Yon see he wants a
ertain sum of rent. Very well, =
uggests Mr.. Buckley. get up sub
cription in Dublin and anywhere else
gu can get it. On that subscription
on will be able 10 live, and then you
an pay me all that the land will pro-
ace. Or perhaps it would be hand
or when the subscription comes
long tore-ship it here to me. and ii
redit it on the rent bill. Now the
uestiSn which OF the two plans will
g bcst-most likely to ADJUST the uu-
nstable "relation between landlord
nd tenant The Royal Society has,
4 may have. offered Il prize tor the
-est ESSAY on the subject. Whereat
ne member gets To his feet (proha-
ly John Hancock. Of IMrganl. and
avs, "Gent!cmen. This affair is SO
ard to adjust, or to get anything just
bout it, that the best thing we can do
i. to abolish the relation altogeth-
r." Whereupon the meeting ex-
lodes. scattering the proposal III
ems all over the country, and set.
ng all hanls to gather it up.-rtsh
FGriQ
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LAMENT OF THE IRISH EMlCRANT.

I'm sitting on the stie, Mary,
Where we sat side by side
On a bright May mornin long ago,
+ When first you were my brlde'
The corn was springin fresh ana green,
And the lark sang loud and nigh
And red was on your up, Mary,
And the love- light in your eye
The place is little changed, Mary,
The day is bright as then,
The la ks loud song is in my ear,
And the corn is green again;
But miss the soft clasp OF your hand,
And your breath warm on my cheek,
and still keep listening to the words
You never more will speak.
PTS but step down yonder lane,
And the lIttle church stands near,
The church where we were wed, Mary.
| see the spire from here.
But the graveyard lies between Mary,
And my step might break your rest
For I've laid you, darling! down to sleep.
With your baby on your breast.
I'm very lonely now, Mary,
For the poor make no new friends,
But, Obi they love the better stiii
The few our father sends
And you were all had, Mary
NV blessin and my pride;
There's nothin' left to care for now,
T. Since my poor Nary died
Yours was the good, brave heart, Mary,
That still kept hoping on,
when the trust III God had left my soul,
, And my hearts young strength was gone
There was comfort even on your lip.
And the kind look on your brow
lsbless you Mary, for that same,
! Though YOU can not hear me no"
! thank you tor the patient smile
When YOUR heart was fit 10 break,
When the hunger pain was gnaWn there,
And you hid it for my sake
IA bless YOU for the pleasant word,
When your heart was sad and sore
oh Pm thankful you are gone, Mary
Where grief can reach you inorci
I'm biddin' you d long farewell,
NV Mary-kind andt
But I'm not forget you, daring
In the land III gon to;
They say there's bread and work tor all
And the sunshines always there-
But III not forget old Ireland,
Were it fifty times aS i'tir
And often in those grand osd woods
I'll sit ana shut my eyes,
And nv heart win travel buck again
To the place WI here Mary lies;
And III think see the little stile
Where we sat SIDE by side,
And the spriugiu corn, and The bright hal
M morn,
When first you we're NY bride
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-25

n oCAT1oN Of principal place-of business,
il San Francisco, California. Location of
v orks. Humboldt county, Nevada.
NoTICE-There are delinquent, upon the
following described Stock, ON account Of As
sessment Nos9. levied on the 30th day Of
January. 1878. the several amounts st
opposite the names OF the respective share
holders, as,foilows;
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Dissolution of Partnership

NJ 0TfcE il here by given that the partner
IN ship heretofore existing between Job
Davis and j. l.. Guthrie has this day been
dissolved by mutuel consent. }. L. Guthrie
will continue the business NJ Oriental sal on,
pay anIdeb,s Of the firm and collect all bills
due the same. JOB DAVIS,
j. l.. GUTHRIE.
Winnamucna. Nevada. March J., 1873 Aw