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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-08-12
PATENTED AUGUST l. 1876

!. The Seller, and not the Euyor, will be
looked to for Commissions.
.. Owners must set tho price ut which
they will sell, giving full descriptions. and
on the price SO fixed commissions will be
charged. Maps will bo furnished at the
owners expense, when desired.
3. Introducing. or sondtnG It Customer to
any Owner will, in case OF sale, eutitlo me
to Commissions.
1. Property entered on the List will be
considered on sale at the price stated until
notification OF withdrawal is received.
5. If no notice be given of advance in
price, or Withdrawal of property, and Il
Customer is furnished ut the price liked,
Commissions will be charged.
Is. Information obtained. directly or indi-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-08-12
TOK SALE.


THE BEST REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT IN MORT IL LOUISIANA.
OFFER FOR SALE ''STONVED AWAY"
the plantation tract of the late DR.. Gilman
NJ. Peck, decd of Richland parish. The
tract contains 80 acres of land, so acres in
cultivation and so an old deadening now be-
ing cleared up. This tract is located across
tho neck of a largo bend OF Boeur river,
one mile across and is known to be the best
tract on that river; it is Is miles from
Monroe tho river is navigable six months.
This tract has three advantages over any
tract situated on tho Mississippi river, viz
it is entirely above any overflow, has no
caving banks and no levee taxes. The
cleared land produces one and-a-half bales
to tho acre, and rents for $3.50 per acre an
abundance of labor on the place which Will
always command it soil black mould,
mixed with a little sand growth, ash,
grape vine, etc. Range fine, gamo and fish
in abundance, waiting for the frying pan.
Tho projected X. X. from Alexandria to
southwest Arkansas will pass by this place.
Apply to
IN. PECK,
Attorney in Fact, Sicily Island.
Reference: Judge NJ. j. Liduell, Non
roe La.
N. B.-.This place has a fine cypress
break and nlill-seat for water powder.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-08-12

A circus man has been telling ST.
Louis newspaper that 1.-THE best days of
the circus are over. Among the rea-
sons he gives for thinking so ia that for
success In the circus training must be-
gin early in life, and the Societies for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
are so active that they prevent any.
thing of the kind.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-08-12

rectly, through this Agency, will en,itle rs
to Commissions.
7. Commissions are due and payable
upon the Contracts of Sale Exchanges
Rent being signed by parties thereto.
s. Any disagreement between the parties
after signing such contr does not impair
the claim for Commissions.
9. Owners are expected to know their
Titles before asking the services of this
Agency, and no failure to perfect Il Sale
because of Imperfect Title will destroy the
claim for Commissions.
10. All Property will be Advertised Free
of Charge, unless where II sale. Lease or
Exchange is effected, when the usual ;'dvcr-
ting charge will be made.
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LEVY a. LEYENs, I'roprietors.

The GEM has just been opened, and is
supplied with Imported and Domestic
Wines and Liquors, and Imported and Do
mestic Cigars, all new and fresh. Mixed
Drinks prepared with care, and polite atten-
ton will be received by all.
Monroe, February 3, 1852.
, 1882-02-25
1Hs opEsrffA OF PAULINE

There was = large and fashionable audience
in attendance at Stxhl's opera house Friday
evening. on toe rendition Of the operstta
Pauline and the farce Of His Last Legs lie
frequent applause received was vel merted
for are have pot attended an snatuer ENTER
tain nent in this city where everything pass
ed off SO creditably and satisfactorily ET-
eryone did so well TINT it is hard to Psrtieu-
llrize. where SO much merit by ali taxing
nsrt was exhibited. Miss Garre.tscn as the
Belle OF Saratoga, actsi her part TO periec-
tion aud her songs were sung with great
deal Of taste and feelIrg; she was loudly ap-
landed several times, and was enoored by
the audience once, but did not respond.
Miss Chase IS the rival % Pauline won much
praise in sustaining that character so well
She seemed perfectly at home on the stage
and We saw very little TO criticize. One
would think that she had been On the stage
before instead Of its being her first appear
ance: she has fine clear 3ontralto voice; We
were pleased with her rendition Of the song
Men are such deceivers," and would have
liked 70 have seen he. eneorei-
Mr. Sparrow's part, as the iovsr Of Pau
line, was well sustained throughout and we
have never heard him sing SO well as he did
last evening. Sir. Geddes as Sir Charles
GrandisweIl was great success; we do not
think i. could have been taken better. In
his acting and singing he shovel himself, as
hs aways has heretofore, to possess more
than common talent Mr. Frazer az the father
Of Pauline, could not have been better. He
seemed more ike professional actor than
an amateur; his fine bass voice IN the Song
The sunlight Of our home, was clear and
strcng and it vas sung with much feeling
and pathos: we',would have liked much to
nave heard it repeated. The chorus singing
by 4 select number OF our best singers was
excellent.
The farce, His last Legs, was rendered in
4 manner which would have done credit TO
professional troupe. Mr.. T. c. Marum as
Felix O'Callaghan and VI. j. Z. Budd as Mr..
Rivers, walked the boards with experienced
ease; their recitation as well as ;hat of the
ladies and Mr. Frazier was perfect. Miss
Chase SUSTAINED the difficult role cf Jalia
Banks admirably, and Mrs. Wallace, As
Mrs Montague, showed quiet ease and fin
rsh that reminded us Of Alice Lingari.
, 1882-02-25
SummonG
TEsgrfoxY OF WAsErSGroS, Is.
CnI-SrY OF WaIIA WALI.A. -

TEsnr1oxr OF WAsHIsSEoS. ss.
In u, District Court Of The Territory o. Wess-
fag,oa azd for the First Judicial D.s.rtcs
sAS-eoi. YoIIia2 Ttrns al Bdffd bGdd,
Wali WaHa Cssnig. in said IerrItors.
Nancy F. Nashhurn, Plaintiff. vs.. Gardner
r Washburn, Defendant
EyHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
To Gardner Il. Washburn, defendant,
You are hereby required to appear IN a! an
action brought against You by Nancy q.
Washbarn, Plaintiff, in the District
Court of the Territory of Washington
and for the Firs. Judicial District thereof,
bolSinr terms AZ Walia Walla, Walla Walla
County, IN said Territory, 10 answer the COM
p.sint of plaintiff flied in Walia Waila coun-
ty, within twenty days after the service OF thls
summons, exclusive Of the day Of service. II
served in said county. II not served IN saia
county but in sid district, IN thirty days. Ii
served in any other judicial district IN the Ter
rit0ry. in forty days Ii served by pubiiea-
tion, within sixty days after the date ol ulls
summers, or the ssii plaintiffs will take luSS
ment against You by default, according to tne
prayer OF said complaint. Sad action Is hrought
to obtain a decree Of said court dissclvinS the
bonds Of rlatrimoay now existing between
plaintiff and defendant on the ground Of cruel
and inhrman treatment Of plaintiff by defend
ant and neglect and failure to make suitable
provisions Tor the support of plaintiff.
Witness the Hon. :. c. NISGARD,
Associate Justice Of the Supreme
sea2sDa0: Court Of Washington Territory,
sa-Al-.S SSH and Judge Of sail Court, and the
seal thereof affixed, this 10th day
Of February, lSSl.
A. REEVES AIRES,
Clerk.
CAION ( CROWLKY,
Plaintiffs At.arneYs. S-Iw
, 1882-02-25
LONELY LAMPS AT SEA

The Illuminated buoy is wonderful IN
ventlon. Imagine an enormous lamp riding
the waves The buoy is a wrought-iron Yes
SCI, whcI serves as a receiver for cOmpressed
gas. The duration OF the fame depends
upon the SIZE Of the buoy. Some in use ii
Europe have been made to burn thirty day;
aud Some Ice days. 1t is said that buoy
Of sufficient size will contIin gas enough tC
furnish :he light for one year. During thai
time IT,, flame Is steady and constant might
and day; requiring no attention whatever
after once put in operation. The lmteTI
attached to the buoy admits air enough tt
feed Ike flame. but not 4 particle Of wateI
can enter.
The most vioIen. gales, tine greatest force
Of the waves even submerg'ns them has nc
effect upon this light. IL burns with undr'
minished brightness Is long as gas is IN Its
reservoir The light, ii : said, can be thrown
SIX or seven miles in clear weather. Salty
DIP sits are not made on the glass Of the Ian
tiers, as has been demonstrated. The refill
Ing Of the buoy at certain intervals is per
formed ny tender. and requires bat few
minutes time !. Is done by passing the gas
from st,.rrholder, which contains ,ha gas
contains the gas compressed to ten atmos'
phercs, h. means of flexible tube into the
buoy to pressure of SIX atmospheres--As,
fgFiIH
, 1882-02-25

GENERAL MANAGER HAUPr, # the
Northern Pacific, is row satisfied that the
fuel problem Of Dakota has al last been
solved The feasibility of burning the
Ignite coal of the BY mines has been
amply demonstrated That it can be
used for all heating purposes, is no longer
an equiyocai proposition. Superintend-
ent Hobart, Of the Dakota Division, is
testing this coal in a base burner. One
day recently, with a high vino ard un-
usually low Temperature, the room was
perfectly warmed with the consumption
OF between four and i've scur:les Of coal
in the twenty-four hours. The same
amount Of the best Pennsylvania coal has
often been consumed under ike circum-
stances, showing a saving Of at least -
per cent. when the difference in cost and
weight is taken INTO account. This Is
much cheaper than wood.
, 1882-02-25

Is HEREBY GIvEN tn.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyES THAT
N in pursuance of decree Sf foreclosure, or
der OF sale aad ju lyaen. issuai out CT the dis
trict Court of III. territory Of Washington and
for the frs, judicial district thereof, hoiling
terms at Walia Waila county in said territory,
in certain action therein Pending wherein
T. A. Hswiey and l. W. Wallace were plain
titfs and J. G.. Myers J. ". Myers, II. +
johnson, K. E Res, W. J.. Wiaars Eliza
beth c. Myers and William Reid were dsfeni-
ants. winch said decree. order Of sale, ard
judgment WAs rendered in sail action ON the
Isth dsv Of Nos eInber \ u. lSSl. in favor Of
said plaintiffs slG asai,.s. said ivfenisn: j. g.
Myers for the sam o. $40 and interest thereon
81 the rate Of one per cent per n,cnth from
June -, 1883. zn1 : 0 attorneys fees. and IN
favor OF H. l.. Johnson, K. T.. Res and ".
z. Winans and against the defendant J. G.
Mysrs for tie sum Of Sl.JS2 tS AID interest
thereon from September Is, lsS1, q. the rate
OF Der cent per month, and in favor ot = 4.
Hawley and asainst the defendants ]. c. Ny
ems and y. ". Myers f1r tAe sun Of Sl-9o. II
vita Interest at pr cent IRON September p,
lSSa and 500 attorneys fees and in favor Of
+. 4 Hawlev and l. w Wallace and a.,.insi
said defendant }. q. Myers foE the SUN @:
B. .s01 3. with interest IT the rate Of 3 per
cent Der month from March 10, 1881. and $40
attorneys fees and $50 50 c"sts Of suit. Now,
therefor, by virtue Of said decree Of foreclos-
ure. order Of sale ard judgment, ard in p-rrsu
ause thereof a certified copy Of wtich has been
duly Issued ou. O: aid un,,eT the seal K said
court and 10 Inc iirec;ei and delivered. will.
to satisfy said decree of foreclosure. o-yler 81
sale AZ, juG,n,Ilt, said at."sney's fee. ser
est, c1S.s an. 81! increased cIs:s, on M51dsy,
the 18Th dav Of March, 4. u. lSS2, at tie
houf If , o'cluck P. N. cf said dsy. NJ the court
house door in the city and county OF Walla
Walla, Washington Territory, duly s-ll at
cubic auction 20 the highest bidder the pre-
misses in said decree, order Of sale and juds-
ment mentioned and described as follows, to-
wit The Sc OF the y " I and the Ne I Of
the SW and the \ ] Of the 81 I and the
OF the : " of section in Up. I, \ OF Il
5 4. and tie " OF the Sw and tie NE |
of tie ST / Of section 50 in Up Z, north OF
range 3S east, situate lying and being in Walla
Wsila county, Washington territory. Given
under my hand this 9;h day Of February \.
d. u.s. JAS Is. THOMPSON,
7-5tw Sieriff oi Wa'ia Walla Co., ". I.
, 1882-02-25

MAYEE HE woN'r--Aa extraordinary de-
teutlon l. that Of the American ship Report
er, with railroad iron for the q. K. { y.
Co, and drawing something over twenty.
one feet- which has been beating about OF
the Columbia bar :ov forty tive days. Nay,
be the captain OF that vessel VIII add MS tes-
timony 20 that oi the Portland newspapers,
ar,;lsra5iou circulars aud traierepcrti, that
the entrance % the Columtia river !: suye-
rior 70 the entrance 10 Boston. Nsw York
and Baltimore hNbors. Ard lnaybe ne
won't.
, 1882-02-25
ZANO

PIxLEY II WASHINGTON. There is a class
OF people IN Washington for whom | have a
great contempt, not unmixei with pro-
found sympathy. Il is said that there are
more than thousand persons now in Wash
ington seeking office, Poor, out at elbows,
out OF heart, living in cheap rooms, feeding
in cheap restaurants, buttcnholing power Tor
place, waiting for something 10 turn up, ask
ing for Office, all the way from cabinet Of
fice TO night wat-hman, II | ever tern
pious, experience change of heart, and am
ever found pr-ying. it VIII be in thankful
ness TO the good God tha., throush luck or
divine Providence, am spared the humilia-
ton OF hanging about Washington for place.
, 1882-02-25

The REPORTER American ship Re,
porter has now been of tie bzr nearly seven
weeks We learned yesterday .ha, she j:
about out .; p-oyIsi1ns, sni her water sup.
ply Is also shor: 'Tis TOO had tSat the YES
sci cannot come in The Orsgoa;rs thinks
Il there was a strong eEoUch tug on the bar
that j; eoald snake her In. Well, that pa
per knows beIter, but 1t is wound up 70
play Just one tuae,--4se.ila.
, 1882-02-25

BoGUS-lt l. said that half OF the silver
halt dollars IN circulation in Montana, are
bogus They are made by Chinese IN San
Frsaciseo. They are exactly the ~eicht Of
genuine ones. they are one thirty-second
part of an inch larger, in diameter. They
contain only l6 cents worth OF silver. which
IS all on the surface The filing is base
They may be easily detected by SIZING them
up with the genuine.
, 1882-02-25
TEE COUNTY SEAT OF GARFIELD.

An injunction proceeding having been
brought in relation to the county seat OF
Garfield county the question involved I'D the
contest came up before Judge Wingard on
last Tuesday. The principal question was
the validity Of the All section Of the act or
canizing the county. Il was considered ina,
# the latter part said section was VALID
then the vote taken located she county seal
a; Pomeroy. The Court held that portion OF
section TO be invalid and therefore the cleo
ton as far Is county seat was concerned
nullity. Tie County Commissioners OF said
County are left at liberty TO meet and trans
net the county business whenever they my
see fit. This leaves the county virtually
without a county seat until the next leglsla-
ture provides the means ri selection. foin-
eroy We rather expect VIII he the place Sc
lected by the board Of Commissioners IN
which to discharge the duties OF the Once
and from what We know OF the place and Its
citizens they will be kindly treated and well
provided Cor. Pomeroy Is a thriving village
AID we wish it prosperity. We may add
that George. Goodman, and L. F. Sturde-
yant were the attorneys for Pomeroy, while
Allen & Thompson and Ca5On L Crowley aP-
peared :or Patsha city.
, 1882-02-25

ordinary medical treatment. If allowed to
continue. tie ulnaturI loss affects the vital
organs. which causes destroying diseases.
Consumption, diabetes, Brght's disease, laun-
dice. rn-anity. etc. Exc1sses, non-use, abuse,
inherited weakness. Ui.lnutrition, sDinai and
cerebral complaints bring on the above fatal
diseases. Debility and seminal weakness OF! OBJ
~t>uet the important and necessary acts OF he
and Their enjoymentS- Cures guaranteen.
Diseases IF the se:iito urinary organs, kidneys
liver and bladder speciality. The MANY com
r,airts and di,esseS Of women speedily cured.
Cnnsntetian NJ office OF bv letter, free and CON
tideut:al. Call or address DR.. Lie5is X Co,
No. i9O Geary street, corner Mason, San Fran
cisco. Cal. Private entrance, 405 Mason street.
, 1882-02-25
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE MAILS

Mails leave for the East via Milton, Wes,
ton and Centerville, every day at 700 \. NJ,
4 rrive here at 800 P NJ. daily. Mails close at
$50 An.
Mails leave for points North via Prescott,
Waitsburg and Dayton, every morning at 'Oo
o'clock, Mondays excepted. Arrive here eaci.
evening at 7:S0 o'clock, Saturdays excepted
Mails close at ESQ A NJ
Mails leave for Portland AMI points West
every day at 7:30 P NJ, Saturdays excepted.
.irrive here every day at 7:SO \. ", Mondays
excepted. Mails close al 6:S0 P. NJ
, 1882-02-25

nIEn.-We are sorrT 70 chronicle tht
death of Mrs. Geo. ". Bradbury, who died
CT tie morling oi Saturday the 18Th inst,
The poor lady lad been iespa.rel of icr SET.
erai weeks. She leaves husband and three
small children te mourn her loss.
, 1882-02-25

4 DETECTIVE SocIBrY.-A society with
this name has Seer organized In Garield
county. We saggest that all ecuuties in
the territory cooperate ~ita them and or
sahire without delay. Something of the kind
is badly rssdsd.
, 1882-02-25

MAEISG THE McsT or LANn--ln the
country it is not necessary to eNerrise much
economy ia the employment of laud Tor a
garden. In towns, however, where the
amount Of land available IS quite small 1t IS
desirable 10 make it produce IS much as Fo7-
sible Il is better to prepare the soil OF
town garden with the spade than with the
plov-. as better work can be done with 1t
and all the ground can be put N condition
for planting. BY taking a little pans two
or more crops cau he raised on the same
ground in the same season. Melons, cucum-
bers and squashes may be started between
rows Of early potatoes, which viii be ripe
enough 70 dis before tie running vines have
made much growth. When the potatoes are
dug the vines can he hocd and an abundance
Of fine eafth drawn round them. Cahhages,
canlihowers. tomatoes, and late beans can
also he started in tn, same way. Early
pea, beans AMI lettuce viii be ont OF the
way IN time 10 rIIse a crop 1t Celery, tnr-
nips or late beats on the same ground. Two
crops # pea, may be raised on tue same
grnund The flowers intended Tor autumn
blooming can be stal cd III boxes and trans
plantei t. ground where carly vegetables
have hctn raised. Top onIcns an b. har-
vested IN time to produce Il cfop Of several
l,spr.,- Liu,ls 80 VEGETABLES i.v k.aDinU
, 1882-02-25

A NoTasLE DEaTH.-A dispatch from
Washington announces the death in that eify
st the age Of sc years, from spoplexy of Col.
A. b Meacham, who was 50 loag indeutifie,i
NTH Indian affairs in this PVT Of the
country.
, 1882-02-25

public. You can make
money faster At work for
DAo Us than at anything else.
Capital not needed. We
win start you. Sl2 day and upwards made
1t home by the industrious. Men, women,
boys an girls wanted everywhere 90 work for
us Now Is the time. You can work in spare
time only or give your whole time TO the busi-
hess. You can live at home ani do the work.
No other business will pay you nearly as well.
No one viii fail 70 make enormous pay 10y en-
gazing at once Costly outfit and terms free
Money made fast, easily and honcrably. Ad-
dress True q Co., Augusta, Maine.
, 1882-02-25

poMEEoY Pcmercy. Garfield county,
over which the contest for county seat was
heard before Judge s c. Wingarl, is pleas
antly situated OF the Pataha, surrounded by
a riah and extensive scUpe OF agricultural
lands now rapidly developing. The town is
composed OF citizens of Gntirins industry and
enterprise as is evident by the impro1 ement,
growth and dey elopment of the place AMI
/ know Of no place that offers better induce
ments to live men, seeking 10. location in
business. at the present time liberal offer
and hearty welcome is sure TO await all
who come with desire To locate and settle
with Us. The business and growth OF the
town has far exceeded the hopes Of the most
sarguine. At present there is a population
OF about 500 and constantly Increasing which
with the permanent county seat of Garfield
county will make it one OF the best points
east of Walls Walls.
, 1882-02-25

WHAT PROSPEROUS NEWSPAPER Is
WoRrH.-The value Of the New Yoik San
is represented by $50 shares Of stock, OF
which one share was sold the other day FOL
81, leo. THIS puts the value OF the whole at
81. 4GG, ,03j, not bal estimate for small
daily paper. But this sum does not repre-
sent the real value. For reasons best known
to pa, ties concerned, this single share was
not bid up to its real value it was sold
cheap. The actual rrice OF San stock Is
$500 yer share, which brings the value oi
the entire interest mp to Sl,l5o00. FIVE
Thousand dollars per share Is FIVE tunes moro
than par value, which is $1,000 per share
For years the Sun has paid 30 per cent divi
dends on the par value OF its stock, so thai
one shar, brings in the holder $500 per year
\. this rate OF interest, 5000 per share i
not a high price. Mr., Charles \. pana's III
come from salary and interest on stock /
sail 70 he $4,000 per year, and Mr.. Eng
lands, the publisher, is very large.
, 1882-02-25

will mail tfreej the recipe for q simple
VrGyI.BTE BAN thst will remove TAN
FRECkLES, PINPLES and BLOTCHES
leaving the skin soft, clear and beautiful; also,
instructions for producing luxuriant growth,
Of hair OF bald k-sd or smooth face. Ad-
dreG, ineiosing stsup, Ben VAndeN 4 Co,
Beeknaa Street, n. Y. xnnks712N
, 1882-02-25
100 (.EARY STREET.
san Francisco. Gal.
DR.. LlEBIG,


CONTINUES To TREAT
- successfully Of hOmenpa-
thy every form Of special or
chronic disease without Iner-
curv or nauSeous drugs. Dr.
Liebig's Iuvigorator is a posi-
tive and permanent cure for
seminal weakness, nervous and
physical debility, lost man
hood, vital exhaustion. and Ill
the terrible results Of abuse
nature, excessive and youthful
folIIes. The doctor will agree
in writing tn forfeit Sl.0D for
"a case that he undertakes and
fails to cure. The reason thou
sands cannot get cured Of Sem
inaI weakness and the above
diseases is owing 10 a compllc4-
ticncalled Prostatorrhca, which
requires a special remedy. DR.
L.ebiy's Inyigorator, No. ,, Is a
specific cure for Pro>tatorrhea-
Price of either lnVig0ratrr. -
Der battle. or G bottles for $le.
Sent to any address securely
covered from observation. Sem
inal weakness and rrostat"rr-
hea drain vitality from the