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the political troubles of the South,
rather than towards her material de-

velopment, the great mass Of the
Southern people were engaged In No
pairing the ruin wrought by the wa
and in building up the waste places
When the time came for report o
their work 1t Was found that she had
complished wonders The Northerr
people was astonishetl, of course, be-
cause they had been taught by thei,
press to believe the South was poor,
and that the Southern people were
thriftless and lawless. They disc0ver-
ed from the census returns that they
had made a mistake, and that the
ity equal to almost any other
the ten years since 1870 her popu.
lation has steadily increased, aud the
amount and value OF her agricultural
productions have been greater each
succeeding year. The difference In the
amount of cotton produced In 1870 and
in 1850 amounts to several millions Of
bales. The census shows another thing
that is gratifying to the South and
alarming to the Eastern States.-. It
is that the South is preparing to man.
facture her own cotton. The manu-.
featuring interests Of tho South have
to contend with three great difficult
ties are the want of capital, the lack of
labor and the competition of the great
factories of the New England States.
notwithstanding these obstacles, how
ever, the South has made surprising
progrese. Mr.. Atkinson, of Boston,
has said that manufactures could never
succeed in the South. The facts fatty
contradict him. In 1870 the South
had IL 900 looms and AT 900 spindles.
nc,n~1 lao I A
spindles. In 1870 she consumed 49,
something owe 1O2, 2,OOO, 900 pounds.
During the ten years from 1870 the in
crease of the consumption of cotton In
the South was 120 per cent. while In
New England the increase during the
same period was only so per cent.
These figures show that in the last ten
years the growth of the cotton manu-.
featuring interests of the South has
been thirty per cent. greater than the
growth of the same interests in New
England, where there Is everything
to favor the development Of such inter.
ests. If this rate of increase il main
tained in the future it will not be many
years before the manufacturing inter-
ests of the South will equal tnose OF
New England. The need of capital,
which has retarded enterprises Of ali
kinds in the South, will not be felt
much longer. The Southern people
are now pretty well out of debt and
will soon begin to accumulate money.
Their accumulations will find their
way into factories and other industries.
1t will not be surprising is, at the end
of another period of ten years, the
South manufactures almost as much
of her cotton as New England docs.
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Michael Davitt, recently arrested ny
the English Government was SEM
fenced to fifteen years penal service in
1870 for treason and felony, and was
released on ticket. .ofleave in 1877. lie
has now been remanded to prison TO
serve out the remainder of his SEN
tence.
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T. p SrIJnBs. TALBOT STILLMAN.
Slubbs 81 SliIlman,

4 TTORNEYS AT Law. Monroe, La,
n will practice in the Parishes OF
Onuchita, 0lorehomsc, RichLa,,d and Franklin
and in the Federal Courts. Will take
claims for collection in all other parishes in
tne in connection with attorneys residing
uhere. March Z. 1879. 1Y
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Tuos A. GARRETT. II. RUSSELL.
Garrett IL RUSSELL,
II. RUSSELL.

ATTORNEYS s. &COUNSELLORS At LAW
MONROE, LA.
! - a >yrICE REGULARLY in the Par
s of Ouachita Richland, Lincoln
and Caldwell and in the supreme Court
Collection of claims prosecuted with dill
syence and money promptly remitted. Man
,vemeut. sale and lease of real estate under
taken, and satisfaction guaranteed. Fees
moderate Office on nNfNood street, opposite
Recorder's office. Jan'y 6, 1881.
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John II. Dinkgravc,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, MONROE, LA.
N Office opposite Court House. Practices
in all the Courts of North Louisiana; also
in the Supreme Court of tho state and the
Federal Courts. All claims, including cot
ton claims, will receive prompt attention.
Land Once and Pension matters attended
to March 2S, 1879.
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T. RICHARDSON. SD. M'ENER1
Richardson ii NIcEncry.

A TrORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La.,
N will practice in all tho parishes of
North Louisiana, the Supreme Court of the
state, the Federal Courts, and i'll the Land
Office Department OF the General Govern
mont. January IL, 1879.
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7 +. WETzEL'
Dealer in all kinds of
HOUS e HOLD Flu N 1T U II f,

.COFFINS, COFFIN TRIMMINGS, &c.
Furniture repaired, or made to order, and
satisfaction guaranteed. All orders for
Furniture promptly attended to. Collins
supplied at short notice, with services OF
undertaken, if desired.
I have also on hand full stock of
Children's Carriages, which 1 offer for
sale at low prices.
Store and shop on Grand street, opposite
McFee's drug store. An inspection of our
work and furniture is respectfully invited.
January l, 1850. 1y
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The purchase of the Atlantic, Mis-.
sissippi and Ohio Railroad by the
Louisville and Nashville combination
is matter worthy of attention. The
title of the road gives no idea of its
locality and bearings. 1t is the line
from Norfolk to Bristol, Tenn, for
merly under the control of Gen. Ma.
hone. 1t will be observed that the
continuation of that line, from Bristol
to Chattanooga, is not embraced in the
sale. The question arises what object
has tho Louisville and Nashville road
in getting control of line which has
no connection with it's own system?
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COAL IN LOUISIANA.


MANsFIELD, La, Jan. 10, 1881.
Daniel Dennott. l:sl.. Now Orleans: .4..t..
Dear Sir-knOwing tho great inter
est you take in evcrything which may
develop and restore the prosperity OF
our State, have this day forwarded
you by mail a specimen of coal found
near this place, q feet under tho SUR
face, In digging we'll.
Before striking the deposit there
was such flow Of crude petroleum.,
that tho well digger could not, on ac-
vein.
am inclined to believe that the de-
posit is large, and 1t would appear bet
ter when penetrated deeper. This de-
posit is very near tho toWn OF Mans
field, and within ono and n half miles
Of the New Orleans Pacific Railway.
Subject this specimen Of coal to some
of your city experts and let me know
the result. Respectfully yours,
II. Il. GInBs.
AS soon as we can conveniently do so
we will have the above specimen of
coal examined, and will write to DIR.
Gibbs about 1t. We will also publish
the fact in the Picayunc. We hope
that this coal may prove to be valua-
bic. There is plenty of coal of an In
ferior quality on the Ouachita river, In
Louisiana, but tho specimen sent us by
DIR. Gibbs looks rs though It possesses
considerable merit.-N. O. /ictlyu,1e.
New York newspapers predict the
consolidation, by Jay Gould, Of the
Texas Pacific, Iron Mountain, Inter-
national, New Orleans Pacific and
Missouri, Kansas tS Texas railroads
within the next sixty days. Wander
bilt, on the other hand, is working for
the consolidation of the New York
Central, Lake Shore, Northwestern
and Union Pacific lines. ,-..r
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Gath, in tho Cincinnati Enquirer,
says:
It seems to be clear that tho Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company was the pur-
chaser recently Of the Atlantic and
Ohio railroad, and, as suggested to
you some time ago, the business of that
railroad has become too large for its
double track, and on account of the
mountain line of the present main
stem, the widening of the road bed
will be matter Of great expense. The
accession of business expected from
the Texas Pacific railroad will flow, it
is believed, over a new line, which the
Pennsylvania company is putting
down through the Shenandoah Valley,
to connect at Salem with tho railroad
to Knoxville, Chattanooga aud New
Orleans. The Pennsylvania company
controls what is called the Piedmont
route, at present reaching from Rich
mond to Atlanta, Ga, by the way OF
Charlotte.
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Tennyson is said to be careless
dresser. Young gentlemen had better
wait, however, till they can write as
well as he does before following his
example. ~
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The Gulnare has been sold to
Baltimore fruit firm. She will bring
in pine apples and bananas, even If
she, could not reach the North Pole.
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w. f. MillsalDS,

W. r. MII1SApS,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, MONROE, LA.
~ will practice i'll the courts OF the Fifth
judicial District, and in the Supreme Court
ut Monroe. Will ta<o claims for collection
in all tho parishes of North Louisiana, with
privilege OF managing same through resi-
dent attorneys.
November 4, 1850.
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Women are fearfuily and wonder
fully made. If not handled with care,
they arc likely to scratch-not with
heir fin gcr-nails but pins.
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e, j. ROATNER. NJ. j.
BOatMer Il I1ialalcll,

4 T"TORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
n Law, Monroe, La, will practice i'll all
the Parishes of North Louisiana, in the
Supreme Court at Monroe, the Federal
Courts, and in tho Land Office Department
of the General Government.
Office fronting northeast corncr of public
square. January 3, 1879.
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Stanley Matthew's sister married a
brother of Mrs. Hayes. This places
the family on intimate relations with
the Supreme Bench.
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BANK OF MONROE.

LEWIS ID. ALLEN, Jr.. E'rcsidcn t
G. a. SINGER, Cashier.
GRAND ST., MONROE, La,
NEW BANK BUILDING.
European exchange for salc; also drafts
on st. Louis, New York, Now Orleans and
Vicksburg. Mutilated money and foreign
coin bought at highest rates. Interest al
lowed on time deposits. Collections
promptly attended to in Monroe, Trenton
Bastrop. Farmervillc, Vienna. Columbia,
Ouachit:l City, etc.
apr1:SO:cl2OaGg.
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CARRIAGE FACTORY.

The undersigned takes pleasure in making
known that he is now we'll prepared as
before tho war, if not better, to do all kinds
Of work, either in
Manufacturing Repairing
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HACKS, ETC
Ready made work kept on hand; speci-
mems of which may be seen by calling at the
Factory. He will also carry on a general
Blacksmith shop. arranged to do all Kinds OF
blacksmithing. Terms reasonable.
January 1, 1879. FIR. ENDOM.
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HOUSE SALOON,

fAMPBELL HOUSE SALOON.
GRAND STREET.
MONROE, la.
TOM CAMPBELL, Proprietor.
Having recently opened the above named
saloon, the Proprietor respectfully solicits
a liberal share OF the public patronage.
The finest and best brands of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars kept constantly on
hand, Customers may rely upon good or
der and polite attention.
The "Thistle Dow brand of whiskey for
sale at this saloon.
February IL, 1881.
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were reasonable people, in which immense as
snmntion for one have not the smallest faith

were reasonable people, in which immense 40
sumption /, for one, have not the smallest i'''n
don't know how it may be with you but it Il
the fashion here to be absolutely certain tnai o
Emperor of the French is fastened by n'
and the fates on throne Of adamant expressly con
struced for him since the foundations otthe UNIVERSE
were laid. , sn; ond
He knows better and 50 do the police OF Paris, anu
both powers must he grimly entertaned Dy inc toso
lutte British belief knowing what they have KNOWN L =;
and doing what they have done through the las'
ten years What Victor Hugo calls the oct
TAIN behind which is constructing the great last act
of the French Revolution" has been little snaken
at the bottom lately however One Sc ms TO see tne
feet of rather large chorus getting ready.
believe the truth as to France to be that citi-
zen Frencbman never forgives and that Napoieon
will never live down the coup Petat. ms makes
it enormously difficult for any we -advised Enghsn
newspaper to support him. and pretend not 10
know on what volcano his throne is set Informed
to his designs on the one hand, and the per etl
uneasness of his police on the other ITO say notng
of doubtful army. The Times has difficult game
TO play My own impression is that IL 10 were
played too boldly fer him, the old deplorable ma
tional antagOnism would revive IN his gong doWh'
That the wind will pass over his Importantly on tne
sands of France, have not the slightest doubt In
no country on EARTH but least of all there, can you
seize people in their houses on political warrants
and Kill in the streets, on 10 warrant at ALL without
raising a gigantic Nemesis-nOt very reasonaDle III
detail perhaps but none the less terrible for that.
The CommOnest man or dog driven mad is much
more alarming creature than the same individuality
in a sober and commonplace condition.
We cannot better close our survey OF THESE inter-
esing letters than by copying the following note to
Thackeray-the only one in the volume:
TAvIsToCK HOUSE,
Friday Evening, 23d March, 1855. J
MY DEAR THACKERAY: have read in The Times
to-day an account of your last nights lecture, and
cannot refrain from assuring yOu III all truth ana
carnestness that am profoundly touched by your
generous reference to do not know how to tell
You what a glow it spread over my heart. Out OF
never forget vour words of commentator. If you
could wholly know at once how you have moved
me- ana how you have animated me, you would be
the happier l am very certain.
Faithfully yours ever
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Cost ano FOUND.

I OST.-Bank book No. 131 1896, issued by
IL the German Savings Bank in the City Of NewYOk to
Nelson August Anon II n0tound returned to the bank be-
fore the 10TH day Of November 1881 application viii DO made
for a new book
/ OST.-On or about Dist of May last. Certi-
IL 1899 for 100 shares Wisconsin Central Rail
road Company Stock, standing In Charles Head
Co
Broad.st., New.YOrk.
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My DEAR HUGLAH: Mr.. iogarth has Just been
here with news which | think you VIII be glad TO
hear lie was with Brdham yesterday, who was tn
more nil of the opera than lie was; spca king highly
nf M works aud fame" u, and expressing m m
est desire to BE- the first 10 introduce me to the pub
lie as a dramatic writer. He sad that he intended
npeniup at Michaclmas, and added tuuaSked) that
NJ was his intention TO produce the opera within one
month of his first night. lie wants low comedy
nort iutroduccd-wthOut slnging-thlnking IL VIII
take with the audience, but he ~ deSlrous OF eX-
niaining TO me what Ec means and who he intends
to NAV IT, | am To see him on Sunday morning.
Full particulars OF the interview shall be duly an
nOunccd. O., ~ -,
time TO add that am Most faithfully yours.
The following remarks on Irish and French affairs
Indicate a political pcrsplcaclty in which, rs we
know. ID ckcns was sometimes wanting The COM
mcnts upon the affairs of Ireland were written in
1869, and those upon Napoleon Ill. in 1869 and
1870:
| think the general feeling in England is a desire
In get the Irish Church out of the way of many
social reforms and TO have it done nth as already
done fOr do not in the least believe myself that
agrarlan Ireland is to be pacied by any such means
or can have IL got out OF its mistaken head that the
land is of right the peasantrys, and that every man
who owns land has stolen 10 and is therefore to be
shot. But that is not the question.
Won see how right we were, you and /, in our last
correspondence on this head, and how desperately
unsatisfactory the condition OF Ireland Is especially
when considered with reference to America. The
Government has through Mr. Gladstone just now
snnlen ont boldly in reference to the desired am
nesty $50 much the better for them, or they would
unonestiOnably have gone by the bOard) Still
there is an uneasy feeling abroad that Mr. Gladstone
himself would grant this amnesty If he dared, and
that there is great weakness in the rest of their
Irish policy And this feeling is very strong amongst
the nolsest Irish hOwlers. MeanWh lille, the news
papers 10 arguing Irish matters If the Irish
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Gitp i1ropertp nanieo.

FACTORY WANTED.-Building 5Ox1OO, 3.
i stories well lighted with yard possession about
January; New.York City preferred Address FACTORY,
Post Office Box 4,055 y. Y p. o.
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Gitp }1ropertn 90 Get.

HANDSOMELY Furnished four-stOry Eng
fish basement house to let OF leases hot water furnace
omen hrepaces healthfu cheerful and homeke Apply on
the premises, "a East 3lstst
NEW STABLES TO LET.-41st-st., neal
~ 7th.ave THEo. Wells. 81 West 1Oth.sG Ito
TTHE five-st0ry and basement building Nos.
Il ST. and SO Broadway and ~ East lSth-stJ wl oe
leased for term OF years 10 good tenant
For FERNS apply to f. w. STILLMAN, % Pnest
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lfle0iral.

ANY SICK PERSON can have his case cor
rectly diagnosed by the NEW METHOD at the office OF
DIR. j. H. MOSELEY, 10 West l3ths, New YORK revealing
condition OF all diseased organs whether curaoei
together with remedies facts unaainsbe elsewhere Ex.
amnatons made instantly In part OF the country Give
name and symptoms Pamphlets free Iumors can
internal external, removed without cutting OF PAIN
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Auclion Sales of Real estate

DICHARD V. HARNETT, AuctiOneer,
La VIII sell at auction
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2 1881,
at i O'clock at Exchange SalesTo0m, III BToadWay
Executors sale,
ia CHOICE CITY LOTS,
To Wit:
3d.aye., southeast corner lO2d-st, ~ lots.
shave. Central Park, bet s9th and 9Oth one lot
SHAVE. bet l23d and l24th, z lots
lI5th-st, ST NichOlas-ave., 2 lots,
36tlst, IS feet east Ave.-A lot.
0th.ave. bet lO5th and l06th-sts., 10 lots.
lO6th and lO7thsts 9Th and lOth-aYes, s lots
2d.aye. bet g}d and 94thsts. lots.
1O6th and l07thsts. bet. LIST and 2daves., 20 lots
4th.ave lU6th and l07th.sts.. Is lots
lO3d 81. bet I'd and 3d.ayes., 3 lots.
l47ths SITS, l0tl.ave, and Boulevard, lots.
Grand Boulevard. southwest corner l43d-st D lots,
lst,ave., bet. lO3th and l05th-sts, lots
l3Gth.sts. bet. 9Th and 7thaye Boulevards, q lots
lOth.ave., bet. 9-th and 99thsts. 4l3 lots
Sth.aye. and 4Sth-st., northeast corner, lots.
1Oth.aye. and l47th st, northwest corner, Ots
TERMS LIBERAL.
CEPHAS BRAINERD Attorney for Executor;
Maps etc. at Aucuoneers Office III Broadway basenens
DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
III will sell at Auction
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3,
at II O'Clock at Exchange Salesroom, Ill BROADWAY
pa Ward, y. Y. City. about IS city lots situated on
Westchescraye and l6jthst This property Is located IN
rapidly growing district adjOned by handsome
dwellings, and u eligible lor immediate Improvement
To be sold In one plot
TERMS LIBERAL SALE POSITIVE
Mans &C. AuctiO GERS Office Ill Broadway, basement,
rae WM II. MORRISON, esq, atty % Wsllst
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RECORDED REAL 3srAf3 r3AN5FGR4
NETWORK CITY
Retreat.ave, ne of Roscst 23d Ward, 50xl0o;
Schneider Margaret Fhrniss. :....:.-.... LOCO
l22dst n s. 100 IL Q OF sthave l00x10010 Edward
Leissner ct al 70 to Clara Enrich % 255oe
10th.ave. s, 43'2l2 II 5 OF 3lstst 1876 3l6xlO0;
16th-st, 3, POS IT e Of Sth-ave l7xSO stymus
wife to Mark F Stymus.
29th-st, 8, 1905 II OF 3d-ave, l5xSs9 Matilda
same PROPERTY Julia Dnmpiy to ii Dumphy....
33th.st, Of, nclose lot 325.92 ft OF 2fave lh2x
6S2xirregulaT; i Anderson and wife TO Patrick ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT lots 8 and Of Cbittenden estate;
Greenwood, referee, to T II Messenger and go,
= another, trustee, etc.......... ........:.;. ioW
anita, 64xlO0: @ A Furdy and wife 10 II Rnhl... 1880
Ro's $500, i2ooo
and wife TO Lee -. $4,000
Brerenck and wife to Clara Helm. e......:, 10000
$40 Ro6t Stewart and wife 70 Habscom... 27,Oo6
02dst 230 ft OF 6th-ave, 25.Gz3xlOOS9; Thomas
Retc3sm ct al to " Damson .....,:.....:.. 1920
9thst n s. 1928 # W OF 5thave 26.2xs226 A Iselin
22dst n s. i294ia it " Of SHAVE i5x9S6; A Gano
same properts; Fiack to vienna Gano 4Ood
and wi wife 81, TO ombard $1,000
Stevens ct eta al to sternbeTgeG $500
S7tl-st n s. 300 II Of 3d.sve, 100xl00.8: Margaret
l. Adriance 10 the German Evangelical Lutheran =.
s7th.ss n ; 200 Il v OF 5dave 20 1908 the German
Evangelical Emmanuel Congreg 4ton TO ROD oor
r Blair 70 sarah b Hadley I'M .. 1000
13sth-st 27I.3 # OF st Anne'save 253xlOOj ~,
same TO John w shay.-..-.....'...-.......... IooN
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Grales ano 3Gn0ers.

s. CONOVER &, CO., Designers and Manu-
- facturers OF ARTISTIC CRATES AND TENDERS,
FIKEPLACE5 in Brass Bronze. Steel and Tile.
ftra 500, Coal Holds, Basket Crates Sc
Elegant assortment OF designs Decorated TILES for
heartbs and facings Archtect designs executed,
furnished Low estimates to architects and
builders WarerOOuls, No. 1858 Canal-st
AYARMING AND YENTlLATI0N.-Our Air
w Warming 1T any mante keep fires contlnu.
ousy equal temperature throughout suites Of
connecting Best thing yet made Tor French Flats
man. n. Y.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Oct 20. 1881.
By Van Tdsseu G Rcarney
The following sale was held at tie Exchange
salesro0m to-day:
3story brick building with lot, No IA wooster.st
n OF Canal-st, lot 22xl00.Sx2l 9xl00.i; Elias
q