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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12
MARRIED.,

In Monroe, La, at Grace Church, tues
day, September 9Th, 1879. by Rev james
JoHN A. MOORE, both of this city.
We extend to our young friends the
hearty congratulations of the TELEGRAPH
and the assurance of a jealous interest In
their future welfare. Their nuptlals were
solemnized with the impressive ceremonies
of the Episcopal Church, attended by
throng of well-wishers. We hope the an
ticipations of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Moore will be fully realized in prosperous
and happy future.
The printer makes his most gracious
salaam for the beautiful cake and flowers
wine and fruit sent to this Office
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Tribute of Respect.

To the w. NJ, Wardens and Brethren
of Urim Lodge. No. Ill, A. +. ~ A. NJ:
Whereas, BY dispensation of the supreme
Grand Master of the Universe, our esteemed
Rrother RICHARD GAINEY has been callcu
from labor here below to eternal refresh
ment above; and, whereas, we deem IL
highly proper to express the deep sense OF
the regard which we entertain for our DC
ceased brother, who in this life was long
afflicted with and became victim Oh thaI
terrible disease cancer, and who departed
this life on Saturday, 9th of september
1879, at his residence near torksvllIe,
Ouachita parish La, at the age of GO years,
IL months and days. ~ A.,
Therefore, be it resolved, That IN the
death of Brother RICHARD GAINEY another
snnport of Masonry has fallen another
brother has gone who was Mason III inc
true sense of the term, one who never lor-
sock friend. 80 ;1;
| Resolved That as Lodge and as maj
| vidual friends, we extend to the 1ahllly
and relatives of our deceased brotner oui
| earnest sympathy in this their SAD hour o.
| bereavement, and suggest TO then Una
| their loss is his eternal gain ana may the9
| he both ready and willing, IKE mn, u
| meet him in the glad heaven OF eternai Joy
I Resolved, That we wear the usual paag
of mourning and drape OF Lodge 1urnltu 1
for thirty days and copy OF these reso5 !,
tions be furnished the family OF our o.. ue
ceased brother, and also be spTeau uP9 |;
orr Rock of Memorials, and puollsheu
| the OUACHITA TELEGRAPH.
W. w. PATRICK, 49,
, J. a. GoxInNIGToN' Comml''o'
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A Local Packet.

Editor, Telegraph
If the Monroe merchants ana the
Board of Trade really wish to do some
thing that will materially increase the
business of this city let them purchase
or charter small steamboat and run
her as a local packet, for and in the
interest of Monroe, to such point as
they may designate. A good, small
sternwheel boat will answer the pur-
pose and during high water ought TO
be able to make semi-weekly trips 10
Camden, Ark. The charges on bale
of cotton for instance from Ouachlta
CITY to Monroe are equal to those OF
bale from here to New Orleans. The
former place is but 25 miles distant
from Monroe; whereas the distance
from here to New Orleans is nearly 5oo
miles. The discrimination is too per-
ceptible to need any comment. Whlle
the project may not at first prosper, i
believe it ultimately will, and don't
think that the person who may try the
experiment will be any the loser there
Inv. Put the ball in motion!
PRO Bono MONROE.
Monroe, La, Sept. II, 1879.
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History.

.Mr-rr. -Nas..ss.a-;ed in rear OF TINS
Office on the river two pelicans, one OF
which measured feet from tip to TIP
of wings. Some eight or ten were seen
on the same day wednesday, Doctor
Calderwood, who is an amateur taxi
dermist, obtained one of the BIRDS ana
has stuffed it for preservation.
The Doctor has also stuffed brown
weasel killed by Mr.. Morris in rear OF
Sanders's, the first one of the little an
imals we have ever seen here. AS II
preys mostly on rats, and not on fowls
as some suppose, the little fellow GER
tainly met an undeserved fate.
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CHERRIES SALE.
Mrs. eliza Wilson, wife, .
vs.. NJ. iauf'

va. No. 1494.
II. G. Scarborough, husband.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachlta,
Fourteenth District Court.
By virtue of q writ of fl. ia. issued by tne
above court, in the above entitieo cau :s.
and to me directed, have seized and VIII
otter for sale, at the residence of IT; g;
Scarborough, in Ouachita parish, Withii'
the hours prescribed by law, on ,s,o
Saturday, goth day of september, isa M.
the following described property, to-wit
tract of land in ouaohita parish a droi 4.
ing Bayou bartholomew; Just p honmd ed
on the southwest by the lane ai9 9ty road
containing $50 acres more or less, toSethIeo ~
with all the improvements th9 t cn,,
being the plantation on which L. q. scar
borough now resides, and which S WAS WAS Pn ab
1855 Also lots Nos. and in section 70,
township 20, north of range cast, contain ra n,
ing sixty-eight and 52-1GO acres moro Oh
less. ,,,.;o,, ,t the
| request and by direction OF tho deienaanS
Terms of sale, cash, with beneiit OF APP
| praisement. w. y. Io' Sherrifr
| st S'
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rHERIFF,S SALE.
e. S. Austin
No. 1899.


VS.. NO. LOU.
Richard Fullam.
State of louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Parish Court.
By virtue of a writ of fl. ia. issued from
the Hon. Parish Court and to me directed,
have seized and will offer for sale, at the
Court House door in the city of Monroe,
la. within tho legal hours of sale, on
Saturday, 18th day of October, 1879!
tho following described property, to-wit
A lot of ground in Layton's addition to
Monroe, in said parish and State, being lot
10y two in square No. l, measuring one
hundred and ten feet and six inches on st.
John street, running westwardly along
Bry avenue at right angles one hundred
and eight feet ard six inches; thence ut
right angles to the lower line Of said Eul-
ia1,s lot sixty-nine feet and nine inches,
and along said Fullam's lower line to the
nlace of beginning one hundred ana Tour,
Teen feet and two inches-together with ali
tho improvements thereon.
Also. lots 7 and in square NO. lo) ten
| old plat of Monroe, fronting sixty 1eet eacn
ON St John street, and running back IN
parallel lines 1OsM feet-with improve
Seized as the property of Richard Eullam
! and will be sold to satisfy said writ OF H.
| IA. and costs. ,, ,o,oot of an
praisement. W.. Sher;ff
| st 'g
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NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice oil lnten-
ton to make final proof in support oil th9ir
claims and secure final entry Thereon at Ino
this notice, viz: John Johnson, uomosteaa
application No. 1876, for the north hn,i 90 90
morth range Q east, Land District North
Red river. The claimant names the follow
ing persons AZ his witnesses to prove ms
lain: w NJ Cowan of Ouachita pariSi,
and j. ID. Landrum of Ouachita PARISH
Louisiana. Indication
John b. johnson, Homestead applical,on
ter of section township 10 north range 2
east, Land District North Red river. me pc
claimant names tho following persons ~
bia Witnesses to prove his claim: W. M
Cowan of Ouachita parish, and }. -. Ian
drum of Ouacbita parish, Iouisianh.
VIZ" wM. NJ. BURWELL,
L5aAug. 15 1879. 49:5t hes's'er'
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NOTICE !

bAHO July Is, 1879. }
Notice is hereby given that the 10, foii9 GNtnn
named settler has filed notice OF ms i nv ris
ti ,i =" ~ aacnre final entry thereof at the
eia of thirty days from the date OF
this notice viz: Hsmilt Ito far tSe east half
stea a'n-sbPIpest quarter, section H. township
Is. north range cast Land District nors an
Reo rlnoi, viz: DIR. ID. II. Key, OF
6 6nae Iiso parish, and Arnold Roberts, OF
-.r. Register.
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CHERRIES SALE.
State of louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Fourteenth District Court. Why's
Hugh Yongue sy-s

j. Frank Pargoud
Ry virtue of an order OF seizure and sale
issued by above court in above entitled
cause, have seized and Will ofier Tor saie,
the hours prescribed by law, on
Saturday, 18th day of October, 1879.
the following described property, town. !:
A certain tract of land lying and being
in said parish and State, known as me me
east bank Of the Ouachita river about four
miles above the town of Monroe, bounded
on the north by the Bayou DeS1ard, on the
east by the plantation formerly owned by
r. II. Logan. on the west by the ouachit !,
bv j. Frank Pargoud to Sarah ). Parker
on the 29tlf December, 1878, and the Alex
ander Breard acknowledgements II,
the aggregate about fourteen hundred ana
the buildings and improvements thereon
with thirty-six mules, five wagons forty
nlows more or less; fifty-eight sweeps
moro or less fifty wedding hoes, more OF
less; eighteen iron-tooth harrows, more
or less; fourteen cotton scrapers, more o.
less three horse carts; twelve shovels
more OF less; twenty-four pair OF ploN
gear, more or less one small spring wagon
one set blacksmith tools, one set carpen
l ter's tools ten cane knives, moro OF less
| and one pair platform scales
| That part of the above plantation inner
tied from the succession of ID. PargouS
:. deceased, being now the property OF N. I
AND J. Frank Pargoud, therefore only
undivided half of same Will pc SOLO.
of sale, showing the land owned joint
and that owned solely by J. Frank Ia
roud. The sale is made on the Plantatio
| at request and by direction OF defendant.
Terms of sale: On credit, purchaser !,,
security. and Il mortgage retained on Ian
ri ct w. S. LOGAN, Sheriff.
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NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE AT NEW oRLEArns, Ia Ia,
N oIIS a,tiar has filed notice Of his inten-
nam nancy 10 make final proof in support Of his
claim and final entry thereof ere ds A. 'n of
81 ~, r. antira viz, w, NJ. Cowan, Homestead
annIication No. 32I-north half of southweesI
Quarter and south half of southwest d1a a,ued
T.nd District North Red river; and ne
,,arnes the following as his with esses; John
u J.andrum of Ouachita parish, ana 'ohi
~ Inhnsor of Ouachita parish.
d. wM. NJ. BURwELL.,
49,. =. ,s7o da;5t Register.
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HAMBURG HIGH SCHOOL,
HAMBURG, ASHLEY COUNTY, ARK.

IS This school, for boys and girls, WILL peSih
its third school year on .o
Monday, September 10, 1870, -
and continue ton months, forty weeks; IL
is an Institution FREQ from sectarianisni,
and remarkable for it's thorough discipline
aud the proficiency of its oop pupils atPiisror ho
Hanibufu Is a village of great healthful-
ness. and can DO reached from this vicinity
by buggy in one days drive,
signed. About $40 will pay all scholastic
expenses for one year: a.,
Cant NJ T., Dedman and Maj. l.. IL. Cospor
also to Rev. J. NJ. Brown, an old pupil OF
his and to Col. VIM. A. Allen, Trenton'
u" WV b. G. b. CoNNERLY, Principal:
cor Hamburg, Ark.
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NOTICE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Parish Court.
Succession of JOHN HEcKFoRD, deceased;
Whereas, Mrs. Eliza Rockford has hled
in the office of the Clerk OF the ii!h Ju s.,,
of Ouachita, her application for the admin
istration of said succession. l..
NOW therefore, unless opposition De
,,n5e thereto within ten days from the date
hereof, the said application will be granted
and confirmed according to law.
~ AUSTIN GREEN, Clerk.
Monroe, La, September II, 1879. 1t
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sa-ena' Bank OF louisiana /
state of Lonisian.. F assss S of Of ouachs,s n
By virtue of a writ of seizars ana e 8
sued by the Honorable s; Essss. \
Judge Of the l4th Judiciai DISTRICT st S ds.ss
directed in the above entitled SUIT Il sys53 I.
seized and taken into my possession aI Iro, X
Courthouse door, in the city OF Monroe, on
saturday, goth day Of September, 1870.
within the hours prescribed by law, the
foloMins dessriSea risd Situated in
parish of Ouachita Louisiana, ON the east
bank of the 9uashi sarT & hum
t1redths acres, more or less, Ncomposed, made |
up of and acquired in different parcels as
io II Five hundred aud thirty and ffty-
| eight hundredths acres, more or less, known
| Solomon Weathersbee Downs from his
| father, William Weathersbee, late OF the
parish Of onash,sa a aemired bV purchase
| from Duncan Cameron, on the Isth Oh '"Ay'
1907. .,, .,a eftv
four hundredths, more or less, known as
the sCarasco' tract, that the said Downs
acquired by ps passed Before Lewis F.
Lamy, Parish Judge and eN-otticio Notary
Public in and for the parish OF uan on
| front on the Ouachita river by the ordinary
| depth of forty arpents back.
l 4.
four hundredths acres, moro or less, being
, lots Nos. two and three of section NO. seven
in township No. seventeen north, range ny
> four east otherwise described in the iass
survey made by the authority of the Oni ts' 4
u States Government as lot No. one and the
half Of the a1rthsaSt at
from tho United States, on the LIST OF JanM-
ary, 1883, as per Receivers receipt No; io9I
:, and inherited by s. w. Downs from William
a. One hundred and nine-nine and six,
teen hundredths acres, boing lots ore ano
i, enteen north, range four east. otherwise de
~ scribed in the last survey made by auohSr
ity of the United States Government as TN
- east half of the east half of section and 10
No. two of section seven, purchased by ;
w, Downs from the United States, as pc
Receivers duplicate receipt no. dodo =, ~ q
six hundredths acres, more or less, peM
lots Nos one two and three OF section NJ
six in township No. nriSed in the ia
s sarse sass aa shs by Unite
lie. States Government as lots one, two al,
lin three and thenortheast quarter otthe sou soul
j, east Quarter of section six, purchased py
It W. Downs from the United States, on II
ng q day Of March a; d. ISL as per RECOVER
he These said lands being ana coinP9siiI
,ur the same plantation on which tho salo so
led ONION WeathersbeY9 Downs ,,, ros,a ar
by appurtenances belonging TO salo iaiiu
tia thereon thereto attached, as epo'
Did stated. rogether with lI9 shares C S an
ak Bank of Louisiana, attached to SAID tr"c
in of land seized in the above suit.
ali thirds OF it's appraised value, the purchas
rty bilities of a stockholder of the Chtizei
ps, Bank of Louisiana to the extent Oh INC
or shares of stock above mentioned.
ore w. s. LOGAN,
or Monroe, La, Aug. Is, 1879. shefiit
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The omission in Judge CARROTS an
nouncement that he is candidate SUD-
iect to the action of the Judicial Dis
trict Convention may be charged to
this Office. The Editor wrote the an
nouncement, emitting these words, as
at the time, neither he, Judge Garrett
nor any one else knew there would DC
a Convention to nominate Distric'
Attorney. We may add, in justice tc
the Judge, that his canvass has beer
conducted as a Democrat and one who
would abide the action of the party.
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CuEIsIFF's SALE.

state of louisiana, Parish oil ouachi'~,
Parish Court.
John II. DinkgraVe ,,,o
VS.. mo- l'i''
George Chinn.
Ry virtue of writ of fl. IA issued 1toi n
the Hon. Parish Court and to me direct go
+ T,va seized and will offer for sale, at the
court House door in the city of Monroe
within legal hours of sale, on ,s,o
saturday, 18th day of October, tsw;;t
4 lot of ground in the city of Monroe, IN
Guinea Fihiors second s sv,n ndd,t front OF
100 set ~, DeSiard road and running back
Between parallel lines about 377 feet, more on
or loss, to Breard's lower lines, toSeIher
with ali the improvements thereon. ,,.,
SeiZer az the property of George Chili.
and will DO sold to satisfy said writ OF IL
Id T i of sale, cash, with the benefit o
appraisement' ~, roaAN
| e+ Sheriff.
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SOUTER

Hereby sends
,Theinfornation to his friends,
Be they few or be they many,
And to his enemies if no has any,
That he's located in Monroe
no mako YOUR clocks and watches so.
Grand ST., at AIealy's Photograph Gallery
September II, 1879. OIL
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p~;ntt 4. Souter, formerly Of New Or
ich hevhere he has been several years
receivid as matchmaker and Jeweier,
INDEPENDENTLY located i'll Monroe
oreve adyertises his card in this paper
omy
- tday.
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Fifth Judicial District Convention
Ouachita and Richland.

A Convention to nominate District
Judge and District Attorney for the
above district, on the Democratic ticket,
is called to meet at Monroe, at ~
O'Clock NJ, on october I'd, 1879. The
parishes will send to said convention
the same number of delegates as are
sent to the Senatorial Convention,
which meets at Monroe on the same
day. .. u. MChNEE1, .
chairman Parish Elk. Committee Of
Ouachita.
M. J. LIDDELL,
Chairman Parish Elk. Committee o
Richland.
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THE GREENBACK PARTY.


apparatus ;-Eood sls
in Engineering larges shreveport standa
Mis.0Is and ora mf,od or from Texas to tn
arms and artillery for mifsgesent the lea
Efforts are also sod making an 70 esssSrty in that
for which I2e acres of good landSS, ;n,,ts
See Curse Of Study embraces WIDEN Tex
literature and science; ana parents>ha hans
select the studies which thoy ,, may Wa
cises are ranked as studies, only o6iigat9rst
ON the cadets who are quartereo IN .ne
o 0hsHe students, Who board in Baton Rouge.
| To become s'student" or "cadet, Is oP'ion-
Idmissiom granted to young men and
| youths not under fourteen years of age,
who are proficient IN the oT rhsY can ON.
ter at any time during the session, and DO
charged only from date of entrance. stu
eae-State (or beneticiary) cadets cannot
be- received until the Legislature makes an
"fEt Expenses on and the use of library
and apparatus are absolutely FREQ. SUI
dents can find good boarding IN hh"se
who form .'messes" can maintain them-
} selves for 20 to IS . month.
, penses per month-Board. lodging and ser-
Want attendance, Sla; washing and men1
aas SS ,as Total si for tho
L of nine months $l4i, or at that rate for part
Of session. Payable monthly In aa s,.f,a.
: ted--uniform clothing, s47: text-boo.ss and
= stationery, sl5; medicines, %; broalag1s s
% s4s on entrance, balance sai January I. In
1t case of withdrawal from the Institution,
Or attendance, except that there win DO no re.
mission of fees Tor tho lust two months oil
,g Location healthy, and desirable for deli:
Q. cate youths who may not be able TO stand
colder %aa y, r ellmas Information address
cd d. +. BOYD, President.
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Base Ball.

The match game of base ball between
the Ouachita Valleys of Monroe and
the Nrorehouse Buffers of Bastrop was,
according to announcement, played III
this city last Friday. The game began
at about 10 o'clock in the morning, ana
as will be seen by the score, when we
append, was closely contested up 10
the end of the eighth inning,when both
mines stood even, but the Monroe boys
were ssskunked'' in their last inning
and the Buffers, having the last inn
ing. then had things all TO themselves.
The Buffers did the best fielding,
while the Valleys are entitled to the
honor of the best basemen.
i The Valleys gracefully accepted their
defeat; transferred their title to the
championship of North Louisiana TO
the Buffers; gave them pair OF buck
horns, and closed the programme WIN
grand complimentary ball in the
evening at the Opera House. Being
one of the attendants at the ball, We
:, can conscientiously say that we have
4 not seen it surpassed for many ia!
" in Monroe.
INNINGS.
o Rluffars...........5 o
:: Total ........................ 10.
10 x,,,,o,,s 3 o 2 0 B
!. Total ..............'.'..''' IL
1T These were the players in the tw
u mines:
ic Morehouse Bluffers-L. f. Leave
CAPTAIN c. Hayden, r. r. Ross, ) on
Reilly, g. A. Spyker, b: +. schroeue
r. Thos. Reilly, J. A. Williams 8eore
at Pratt.
Ouachita Valleys-Richard Jacob
W captain Chas. Phillips, Frank Mere
w. Y. Logan, c. P. Keller, W. IA
Geo. Ezelius, w. G. Surghnor, N'
Dinkgrave,
Mt Eoaod hair IL restored by HalIs Hf
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Vicksburg and Delta are just now
ENJOYING themselves, as Monroe and
Trenton did recently, with quarantine.
Delta it appears allowed New Orleans
packets to land there and discharge GER
tain kinds of freight. The Chill City,
thereupon closed its gates and gave the
Dictates to understand that such pro-
ceedings on their part could not posi-
bly be tolerated. And when Delta
protested, and successfully, against the
continuation of the work on the jetties
opposite Vicksburg, because refugees
from Memphis sought and obtained
employment on the works, and conse'
quently jeopardized the health OF Delta,
what did the Vicksburgers do? They
sent petition to the Secretary OF WA
asking that the work be continued
and the Secretary honored it and the
work goes on. The authorities o
Vicksburg will, we hope, be kline
enough to let the mails for NORTH
Louisiana come through.
Lutea.-Since the foregoing was Pu
in type, we learn that Vicksburg agree
to permit passengers and mail to pas
through the city, but in this directto
only.
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NIcEee's Bitter Wine Of Iron.

This is an elegant combination OF
the tonic properties of iron and Peru
Wan bark, prepared after the private
formula of G.. w. McFee, revised ana
greatly improved by himself. For
sale at McEee'S drug store.
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MONROE, LA.

The exercises of this Institution Will De
resumed Monday, 18th instant. Terms !:
S. 90 and "a 90. Prompt payment Will Dc
Miss l.. S. BORDEN
September II, 1879.
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,,onaoE ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ w. McFEE'S DRUG STORE,
w. JAS. A. BETIfUNE, Agent.
Drugs, Medicines,
paints, Oils, Glass,
Pcrfumcry, stationery,
School Books, Lamps,
Huist,s Garden Seeds,
Cignrs and Tobacco.
WINES AND LIoUoRs for medicinnl Pur ,,
noses. Physicians' prescriptions chroiui'S
prepared.
The Drug business at tho OLD stana %,
O.. w, McFoo will DO continues throu M,
las a. beth ne formerly associateu VIII
NJ MciSoe. as agent. Tho reputation OF
tho McFoo drug store will be malnta ,ncdi,
and tho Same class OF reltanlo aruSs, , rou
cines, etc, which made ting ostnpiis''
ho'o'' Mrs. J.. q. MCGEE.
Monroe La, April %, 1879.
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Fourteen Years Ago

The first number of the TELEGRAPH
was issued, and by its present eoitor
and proprietor, who has continuously
controlled it's course and policy, whether
wisely or unwisely others may say.
He only claims that neither have SEN
sibly varied. To-day we begin the
Fifteenth Volume, and greet our
brethren and the public with right
hearty "God bless us all ~
By the LIST proximo we hope, and
will, with proper encouragement, issue
the TELEGRAPH as an Evening Da1Ey
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Trenton.

1t is thought that Trenton Will re-
ceive fully $50 bales new crop of cotton
this week. The farmers are hurryins
in tho staple while prices are fair.