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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-09

On last Wednesday, i'll company
with Judge Liddell, we paid visit to
our little sister city, Trenton. We had
the pleasure of meeting several of her
go-ahead merchants and also our live
iy correspondent, CHART Christopher.
We found our neighbors little agita-
ted over tho cali of our Executive
Committee for a mass meeting to he
held in this city next Saturday, 10th
inst, for the selection Of delegates to
the District Convention. Without Civ
ing any expression of our opinion OF
the matter, We refer our readers to tho
protest against tho call published else
where and the communication of Charlt
Christopher, who better understands
the sentiments Of the people of the
Trenton ward than do We.
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GARFIELD PREPARING A DEFENSE
ECincinnati Enquirer. ]

[Cincinnati Enquirer
Gen. Garfield is said to be preparing
an answer to the charges touching his
unsavOry connection with the Credit
Mobilier and DeGolycr Investigations.
His congressional friends arc not anx-
ious to have him attempt any defense
just at this time. An informal caucus
of some Of his closest friends was held
last night, at which it was thought
best to get all the charges against Gar
field out before making the defense.
The Democrats arc collecting tho facts
in connection with Garficfd's record,
to be issued in the form of a pamphlet,
which is to be pre1aced with an editorial
from the New York Times of February
%, 1873, the day succeeding Washing
TOMS birthday, in which tho moral of
the Credit Mobilier Investigation and
its results is strikingty illustrated in q
comparison between the "purc Wash
ington'' and Congressman Garfield, OF
Credit Mobilier.
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HANCOCK's LETTERS AND ORDERS
(NeW Orleans Democrat.

CNew Orleans Democratl
Those people who pretend to ques-
ton Gen. HancOck's authorship of GER
tain OF his orders and letters, ascribing
them to distinguished statesmen and
jurists in the North, should read his
various subsequent orders issued in
this city in response to petitions and
communications, in the preparation of
which he could not enjoy the counsel
and aid of the eminent jurists and poll.
ticans who have been indicated as the
composers of order No. 40 and the
Pcase letter.
These subsequent orders and letters
will he found identical in style and
sentiment, and possess all tho charac-
teristics of order No. 40 and the Pease
letter.
Among them will be found letter
to Gov. B. F. Flanders, in reply to a
request of the Governor to remove GER
| tain parish officers who were charged
with malfeasance In Office.
Flanders had been appointed by
| Sheridan. He found many persons
who had been appointed to various
! offices, State and parish, by Sheridan
and Mower, whom he had detected in
acts of maifeasance aud misfcasance
and had urged those Generals to re
move them. They were, however
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THE UNIVERSITY.

Since our last report, Hon. w. ii.
Pipes, Major Rene Il. Beaurcgard and
Col. Will. A. Strong have arrived, thus
constituting quorum of ten Supcrvi-
sors. The Board has been actively. at
work every day this week in Committee
or in a body. They have adopted res
olution declining to make any legal de-
fense to the just claims against tho old
University. A Committee has been APP
pointed to collect the assets and pay Il
pro rata, as far as they will go toward
liquidating these debts.
A Finance Committee, composed of
Messrs. Fay, Dolkondc and Beauregard,
with tho Vice President AS Chairman,
is to take steps to collect assets and liqui-
date claims against the present institu-
ton. A Committee was also appointed
to draft rules for the government of
Cadets, ETC., during the coming recess.
A resolution providing for the estab-
tishment of a farm, where all that can
be produced in Louisiana, shall be cultt-
waited, the under direction of q practical
planter, who is to receive one thousand
dollars year as salary, was introduced
on yesterday by Mr.. Gunby. 1t will
doubtless pass, with some modif1ca-
lions.
The feasibility of doing away with
tkl0 present System VI QdAHtatUlu&y "a
dests was fully discussed. 1t is proba-
BILE that material changes will be effect
ed in this connection, which will leave
| 1t optional with the Cadets to board in
or out of the University.
A resolution was adopted, asking the
Government for permission to use GER
| tain land reservations for the Agricul
! tural Farm.
The Board is composed of hard work
ing, practical men, who seem determin-
ed to make success of their manage
ment.
A resolution, requesting Gen. Sher-
! man to suspend the order to Lieut..
lamar to. return to his regiment, until
a communication can be forwarded,
setting forth the reasons why, in the
| interest of the College, they ask that he
be allowed to remain, was adopted.
A resolution was also adopted instruc-
| ting the Finance Committee to place In
! the hands of the attorneys, for collec.
ton, all claims against parents of Cadets
for maintenance, etc.-Louisittnu Capi.
| t0liu3,.
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Radical pets, and Sheridan and Mower
would not incur the hostility OF the
party by their election.
When Hancock arrived, Gov. Flan-
ders expected quickly to rid the State
of these Objectionable officials. He did
not carefully read or appreciate the
scope of Gen. Hancock's views as to
his power and duty. Hence a letter
from the General, which was pub
lished at the time, Of like tenor and
style of the order No. 40, indicating
more emphatically his determination
to conform to the legal processes and
remedies by which maIfeasant civil
officials could be removed. Such pro-
cesses were provided by the statutes of
the State. They must be pursued. 1t
was his duty to protect the State tri-
bunals in the exercise Of their appro-
pirate powers and duties, not to assume
and usurp the same.
We cannot lay our hands on this
document at present; but we decidedly
remember its tenor. 1t was so cOnclu
sive as to satisfy Gov. Flanders that
Gen. Hancock was right and consistent.
The truth is, Gen. Hancock's orders
and letters all emanated from himself,
with the assistance of q most accom-
plished secretary, the chief of his staff,
a gentleman of thorough knowledge of
law and government. His selection
and retention to this day Of this gall
liant and efficient officer: Major Mitchell,
attests the good judgment and appreci-
alton of merit of the General.
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The Democratic voters of Ouachita
parish are requested to meet in mass
meeting at the Court House in the city
of Monroe, at IL M, on Saturday, the
10th of July, 1850, for the purpose of
ratifyin& the nominations of
HANCOCK and ENGLISH,
and the selection of delegates to the
Congressional Convention to be held in
the city of Monroe on the nth Of Au-
gust, 1880.
AS this is an important meeting, all
Democratic voters of tho several wards
are earnestly requested to attend.
Don't forget the day and the occa-
sion. Como one! Come all!!
T. Y. ABY, Chairman.
J. b. GARRETsON, Sec'y.
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Says the st. Louis correspondent o.
the Cincinnati Marine Journal:

Says the st. Louis correspondent of
the Cincinnati Marine Journal:
Monroe TELEGRAPH, is pleased and
surprised to see that correspondent
of the NJ. J. would mention occur
rences in his city so far of. He will
live to learn that the correspondent
was for many years pilot on the
beautiful river that washes the shore of
the sedate old Monroe, and is the
nephew of Uncle Billy, for whom the
sister city two miles above was named.
t'Ev'ry loved spot which my infancy
knew" from New Orleans to Lone
Pine, is impressed never to be forgot
ten.
That is our name, letter for letter,
but who is the nephew Of Uncle Billy?
A sheep astray, We suppose.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-09

The river took q considerable boom
during the last few days in conse-
qaence of late rains above, but hardly
enough to admit tho lower river boats
aud dispense with the services Of the
Little Bob, plying in connection with
the New Orleans boats below.
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Our young friend, Moses E. We'll,
born and raised in Monroe and at vari-
Gus times connected with such popu-
lar houses as III. Gerson, Jr., 8. Meyer
business experience, has 'ttaken to the
road' and Is now travelling for Mossrs.
Gottlieb Bishopland Co., of Cincinnati,
Ohio. We bespeak for, and wish you
success, Nose, in your new depart
ure.
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During the past week the weather has
been favorable to the growing crops of
corn and cotton. With the exception
of IL slight shower or two, nothing has
interfered with field work. The cotton
worm is not generally apprehended.
Planters everywhere, hills and swamp,
speak cheerfully of the seasons pros
poets, and arc cleaning up their fields
for a bOuntiful return in the fall.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-09
The Census.

The Census.
We give below the full returns of the
population of the parrish of Ouachita,
the same being made separately for the
city of Monroe and the several Wards:
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Hon. Judge r. w. Richardson open
ed the July term of the district Court,
but the extreme heat of tho season, as
we are informed, renders the members
OF the bar quite indisposed to take up
their cases on the docket, and the pres
ent prospect is, that but little business
will he done during the term. 8.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-09

Our late river reporter desires US to
return thanks to our neighbor, the Bull
letin, for its kind mention Of him in
it's issue of last week,
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Yeast powders, havoring extracts,
English soda, Cox's gelatine, condensed
milk, &C., for sale at j. A. Moore's
drug store.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-09

]. \. Moore has the agency for the
KinsIow lamp oil. The safest and best
lamp oil known.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-09

Prices change and we change with
them. Double Buggy Harness only
$l7 10, at HARRIs's.
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We, the undersigned, i'll view of the call
mado by the Democratic Executive Com
nittee for mass ratification meeting of
the nominees for the Presidency and Vice
English, do declare our perfect satisfaction
and endorsement of the movement for that
purpose; but we do enthusiastically object to
the method instituted by the Executive
usual and extraordinary occasion for the
appointments of delegates to tho District
Convention without RELOCATING that duty
fl rst to the ward meetings, and subsequent
thing appertaining to Democracy cherished
by tho adherents thereof, it is the prerog-
| ativo Of speaking through their primary
neoti ngs and local conventions, and the
regularity of these methods becomes DEM
be no parish convention, we, the citizens OF
Ward No. s, do call a meeting of the same
| to be holden in the town of Trenton, Sat
urday, the 18th day Of July, for the pur-
pose of appointing delegates to the District
Jethro Moore, +. M.McCormick,
J. Nj. Hall, ). w. Mitchell,
John T. Howard, D. II. Key,
J. w. Miles, w. II. Moore,
r. NJ. Hardy, w. F. Millsaps,
e. Il. Cryer, j. H. FiournOy,
Uriah Millsaps, q. w. Robertson,
Thos. Millsaps, Isaac Cans,
w. r. Ashley, Chas. Allon,
g. NJ. Riser. e. s. Harris
Will Miller, M. H. Parker,
w. Z. Morris, w. L. Wheatiey,
n. w. Meek, NJ. J. Duty,
w. ID. Rabun, w. A. Allen,
@. G. Oliver, H. l.. Rineliart,
Strother DickersOn j. r. Morris.
X. S. Wheatley, J. w. Davis,
E. Wheatley, II. Drasmyer,
Vim. Murphy, VIM. Stewart,
G. v. Shoemaker. A. f.. Giles,
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No headache or beck-ache for ladies
who drink "WlNE OF CARDul."
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The best stock of cigars in town a,
MOore's drug store.
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MERCHANTS "HARFsoAT AND
TRANSFER COMPANY. :
Reduced Rates Of storage. g.

Owing to Il large increase Of our capacity
for storing and handling Freishts and Cot
ton, we beg leave to call your attention to
! our greatly reduced rates for Storage
All freight consigned to the care Of oul
Mr.. w. p. REDwICK, Agent at Monroe, La.
will he charged storage at. the rate Of Il
per cent of Ouacl,ita river card rates fol
20 days; for each succeeding ~ days, one-
half the rate for the hrst % days will b
added. On flour, meal, potatoes, onions
fruits. rice, beans. crackers, and all dry
barrels cents por barrel.
On pork, beef, ,nackerel, sugar, lime, &C.
mont, vinegar, krout, bacon and hams, and
all wet barrels; ~ cents per bsrvsl.
barrel; bacon and sugar in casks 30 cents
per cask. All other articles not mentioned
will be charged in tho same proportion.
For shipping cotton Is cents per BALE.
Freights consigned to our care to be for
warded by the Cryer Line of steamers to
Bayous Bartholomew, DArbonne and Sa-
line river, will be stor ed free Of charge.
Through bills Of latling will be given from
st Louis to all landings on Bayous Bar
tholomcw, D'Arbonne and Saline river as
high as navigation, and to all landings on
the Ouachita river above Monroe IN high as
the mouth ofSaliue river by w. Is. Russell,
Agent, via the Delta route to Monroe.
All freights consigned to us arc unloaded
front tho cars and steamboats, into our
warehouse and wharf-boat, thereby avoid
ing tho rough handling and expense Incl
dental to 1rayage.
Our Mr.. RENw1CK will always DO on hand
to give his personal attention to business
ifitftStcd to our care.
l.. b. CRYER, Proprietor.
w. T.. RENwICK, Agent
Monroe, La, May %, 1880 1888:
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Take "elAck-DRAvohT and you
will never Be bilious.
For sale by DR.. A. B. Sholars.

We are informed by Major J. w.
Green, ce-President and General
Manager of the w., s. & r. Railroad,
that the Baltimore Bridge Co. have
submitted proposals for the construc-
ton Of an iron bridge across the river at
this point, which have been accepted
by the Directors of tho Railroad Com
pany. No written contract has yet
been signed, though We arc assured
that the matter Of construction is so far
understood and arranged as to warrant
the assurance that work will soon COM
mence on the bridge, the carly COM
pletion of which is so necessary to the
utilization Of any extension Of the road
west Of the Ouachita river.
Judge Wesley J. q. Baker died at
his residence on Bayou DcSiardl on the
morning of Tuesday the 9th inst, of
congestion of tho stomach and bowels,
after a painful illness of nearly two
weeks. He was quite i'll during the
session of the Supreme Court, and I'M
able to attend personally to his bust
ness before it. Judge Baker was among
the oldest citizens of Monroe, having
come here in 1887, and from that day
to the date of his death he devoted
himself to planting and the practice of
the-iaw. He was a gentleman of abil-
ity aud cultivation, possessing many
sociable qualities, and will be missed
ny his family and many old friends.
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"6LACK-ORAOGHf" makes chills
and fever impossible.
For sale by DIR. A. b. SHOLARS.
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LYNNE or cAROUi" for Ladies only.
For sale by DR.. A. Il. SHoLARs.
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NOTICE..

HEREBY NOTIFY ALL CONCERN
ed, that have the necessary Blanks, and
am now prepared to record Homesteads rs
required by law.
I. GARRETT,
Deputy Clerk 9th District Court, aud OK
otlicio Recorder. NS7:6m
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-09

A trial package of "BlAck-DRAU0hT"
free of charge at
DR.. a. Z. SuOLARs,
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mlr0n TO 3eOo0 YEAR OF 81 to $40 u day in
Will yonr own locality. No risk. Women
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can fail to mako money fast. Any do the
work. You make from SOC to So hour by ut
ing your evenings and spare time to the business L,
nothing to try the business. Nothing like
money making ever offered before Business pleas.,n,
aud strictly honorable. Reader, If you TO know
send your address and We will send you full partc
ulas aud private terms free samples worth a5 also
free you then make mp yoar mind for yourself.
Address GEO. STINSoN - CO., POI tlaEd, Maine
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V'cN's
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE. SEEDS
Arc planted by Il million people In Amor
lea. Soc
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All my publications. are printed in Eng
lisl and German.
Address. JAMES WICK,
Kochsatcr, N. Y.
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Fishing tackle at J. A. Moore's drug
store.
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Grand Rally Of the Democracy of Ouachit,

For sale by DR.. A. b. SHoLAR:
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Tho Scientific 4 merican ia a first clas.
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most valuable practical papers, by ointment
writer's in all departments or science viii
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which includes postage. Discount to
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PATENTS.
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can, Mcssrs. Mum & Co. are solicitors o
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obtained on the best terms. a special
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Use J. A. Moore's Dentifrice.
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in s.NlNE OF CARDUl."
For sale by DR.. A. B. SHoLARs.
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CTRAYED OK STOLEN.

One Sorrel Horse, about IL hands high,
small blaze in face, left eye blind, shod all
round, in good condition. PAGES under sad.
die. Also, ono Dark Bay Horse, about Ia
hands high, marked with small under crop
i'll right car. has q scar about tho sizo OF the
palm of II mans hand on his right side,
both horses, seven or eight years. A liberal
reward will DO paid for tho return Of said
horses, or any information leading to re-
coNery of Same. II. II. ENDONI.
Monroe, La, July 2. 1850.
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0UAC1lITA HOUSE,
DESIARD ST.. MON ROE, LA,
JULlUs ENNENosER, Proprietor.
This House now open for tho reception
OF the travelling public. Favorable ArraMxa-
nlents can be made for board by tho week
or mouth. Aug. 9. 1879 Nv
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r. PURCELL, .i' ~
F II Il ROOF w Il r. q u 8 + !.
Prompt attention given to cos,signments
of goods to his care. Charges reasonable.
Monroe, La, Feb. 20, 1880. n24
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PTBLIC sPE1KLyG.

Hon. A. II. Pettibonc, Republican
for Congress, and Hon. T. L.
Democratic Candidate for Goa
gress, will address the people Of the
First Congressional district at ths tol-
lowing times and places:
HAWKINS COUNTY.
Stoney Point, Thursday September 3oth.
Roegrsville, Friday, October lst.
Bulls Gap, Saturday, October End
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Kyles Ford, Monday, October 4th,
Sneedville, Tuesday, October 0lh.
CLAIBORNE COUNTY.
yellow Store, Wednesday, October 9Th.
Tazewell, Thursday, October 7th'
GRANGER COUNTY.
Thorn Hill, Friday, October sth.
Rutledge, Monday, October nth.
Turloy's Mill, Tuesday, October l2th'
HANBLENr COUNTY.
Morristewn, Wednesday, October 18Th.
COOKE COUNTY.
Newport, Thursday, October 14th.
Cosby, Saturday, October 10th.
Big Greek, Monday, October 18th.
GREENE COUNTY.
Cansv Branch, Tuesday, October 1871
Mosheim, Wednesday, October 2Oth'
Romeo, Thursday, October 2lst.
Rheatown, Wednesday, October 2Ith.
Greenayille, Thursday, October 2sth.
w. ID. HAYNES,
Chm'n Dem. kx. Com.
T. III. REEVES,
Chm'u Rep. EX. Com.
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The race for Congress in this Dis
trict presents the melancholy spec'A-
Gle OF an aspirant for the high aud
honorable place in the NstiOaal Con.
gress, who, running ia Republican
district, is holding tenaciously 10 the
coat.tails of the Presidential candi-
date o. his ouly hope of success,
Presently tie coat-tails, aforesaid,
will give way aad The Msjor be left
to hia own devices IN which event nc
one questions but that his defeaI
would be sure aud overwhelming
Rogersville Spectator.
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GuRERNAroRIAL CANyAss

Tho Chairman 1f the various Eze-It.re Commit
ali,tees 80 meeting bel3 - Na1arIIs 9I ihs t..h
~ August. Iss0. tsrsrd o. arraaz-' tss 'w.7s
gat - appliuit4sats Ter Jaiai d.s. Ht7 l hfiHreH
Han. John " wright Hnu 3. "la.p ans = i.
4. H. Esw.rds, candidates f1r nnvsrapr; aai 80
COMMITTEES jo.a iu ths rsquss' thsi ths e.anl' in
gss resuertvs IoralHirF hsAsml.a a. - eafs t1af,
.., IN 5,rreek a, the dsy nnrsed.
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The staunton (va.) Spectator las prsi-
~ well settled the Hampton matter, and
shows that the spirit ~ bis speech wah
simply in hArmsny with soHnd Dams-
cratic doctrius and pure pa.riotisn.
Nevertheless. the following shat fIom
the AlexaadhA GIas,s ls 100 good 70 -
Lost, "Supposs General HamPtsa did
.ay that the Denocrala are nov contend
inE for the same principles for which
Lee aud Jackson fought1 The state,
meat Is ne mere incorrect than TIE csc
made every day ~ @Adical leaders -
the effect that the Republicans are rev
csntendiHE FOR she sane principles faf
which Liucola died aad ihsuaands #
brave federal officers iauEht. TIE laiiag
fought 20 preserve The unioa, bnf iAH
Republicans are new doing ~ theN nAh
"a divide u into two sectiees, AnA tp
make the people ot each The deadly ene-
mics Of the other"
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Athens, Msuday, Oct IS.
Loudon, Tuesday, Oct 10.
Kingston, "Wednesday, Oct 2o.
nnervile, Friday, Oct 2a
Maryville, Saturday, Oct 23.
Clinton, Monday, oct %.
MORRISTOWN, WedneedAy, Och ~
Jsuesboro', Friday, Oct =.