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MONROE, liA~ ct#ol3R C` 186G
r~ooa~tLAY. Oc~ig8. 1869.o~
a HI 'gapstr~Bu gs IN LouE- C*
:tLIwA.-- take the following interest
i,,r extraet from tbeorepert of Professor
Illgari to the New Orleans Academy
ot Stieaces.
On the subjeot of the Petite Anse
salt bed, Prot.:HLlgard makes the fol
lwing .remarks:
S*raowing:thbt the cretaceous for
mation underlies the coast of Calcasieu
at a depth of about four hundred feet.
and that. a cretaceous ridge extends anwhom
coasteard as far as St. Landry, it re- Y.u
quivsetb t little stretch of imaginati on c
to suspect that the rocksalt mass of
Petite Anse is but another cretaceous
summit ofthat ridge. In that case, it
is probable that the mass is of greater
thicknesi than has yet been suspected, On ter
and that gypsum, and perhaps the sul
phur bed, will be found beneath it. At, I hav
regards the latter deposit, its impor- arie..
tank can h.Irdly be over- estimated, too oz.
when we consider the primary impor- so o
tance of sulphuric acid to most modern 20
manufactures. Its price regulates that
of many of our every day necetsities
its quality influences theirs. In view
of the disadvantages under which the
production of Sicilian sulphur, labors,
much impure pyrites, is used in the
u..dotion of eulphuric acid, seriously
jurieg the quality of the product. Trai
The Calcasieu sulphur is almost chem- G
icaly paure;' b~uipply ;is apparently un- Japan,
limited . Pair
The following items from the Burke
ville (*.) lia'~tow that Missis
sippians are looking after labor in the
Old Domiaiio~ - . _ -" ea
Seven iph eno oif the oblored pet FUl
suasion- passed here last week, en route Ii
tathe cotton bottoms of the Missis
sippi Valleyaad we learn that forty a f
more will follow from this county Lubin
alone. Succesr to them in their new Fe
homes in thegiuany South. c
- qr. James H. Scott, of Yazoo
esnaty, Missi tpi, is here in search of
hinds for his -o8tton plantations. He
wa.s forty-eble-bodied hands, and Ac
lptesses to defray their expenses and gie
tealipy them opn shares by furnishing ra
thema I and giving them one-half of p.
tie tirop realized the ensuing year. debt,J
Hegys good hands can make from whic]
$q0ito 500 a year.
Maxnrs Foi YouNo MEN.-Keep C.
gb~eoompany or none. Never be idle.
If`your hands cannot be usefully em
played attend to the cultivation of your
mind, Always speak the trath.
ake tfew promises. Live up to your
engagements. When yea speak to a
parson lookl;4im in the face. Good
company .an& -good conversation are
the.very sinewsof virtue. Good char
acter is above all things else. Your
chasseter cannot be essentially injured
except by your own acts. If any one
speaks evil o.you let your life be such
that none will believe him. Drink no
~6tk1cating litisors. Live within your
ieome. Earn your money before you A
spenj it. Never speak evil of any one. and
Keep yourself innocent if you would
be happy. Save when you are young -
to spend when you are old. S
TsH JEFFERSON PBISONERS.--The I
following prisoners were discharged bu,
from the stockade on Friday: W. L" i
Crawford, Colonel Rt. P. Crump, J. M.
Vines, J. C. Murphy, Jr., R G. Batte,
M. W. Joplin, H. N. Geer, H. M.
Woodsmall, M. D. Hanigan, Silas H.
Nance, W. H. Magill, W. A. High
tower, D. A. Carpenter, and two cof
owed men, Dick Davis and Mac McCoy. .r.
The following persons were retained: w
Colonel Ludwig P. Alford, Oscar
Gray, C. L. Pitcher, Matthew Taylor.
and Dr. J. A. Richardson. Upon the
release of the others, the last named
prisoners were ironed, showing they
were convicted on some count; bu"
what, no dne knows.-Jefferson Times.
Thus the St. Louis Times: "A
Spanish proverb says the climate of
Madrid is three months of winter and
nine months of hell. Somebody un
kindly thinks Sickles has gone to the
right place, after all." Somebody may
think so, but the general impression is
that the right place for Sickler is where
they have hell all the year rounid.
A statement of the specie in the
banks of the Southern States shows
that the Texas banks hold over $4,000,
000 in the precious metals, against
$270,000 in banks of the other seven
States. Arkansas only reports $983.
Sarsaparilla Townsend died in
Boston on Sunday, the 3d instant.
He was seventy-six years of age, and
ot course had never indulged in his
medicines.
The Georgia newspapers announce
the serious illness of General Robert
Toombs, of that State. The many
friends of the distinguished Georgian
will hear of his illness with sincere re
gret.
There is a provision in our postal
laws whereby a letter directed to a
person ait a postoffice from the vicinity
of which he has moved, may be for
warded to him without the payment of
additional postage.
Prentice says that' nearly all the
Spiritualists are holding interviews
with Byron. They report him swear
ing and cursing worse than he did in
life. Mrs. Stowe's article has demor
alized him. He threatens to take his
revenge on her in a continuation of
D)on Juan.
DRUGS DRUGS I
a,." 1KTW JcFee
'AiCTICAL DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST.
I WOULD respect
friends and patrons
that since the late
lire I have bought
the entire interest of
.. Il. Flbiol, EIq . and
am for the present lo
ated on the corner C
of Third and DeSiard
- streets. oplposite the -
Ounchitn hotel, where _
w Iwill be pleased to
see my friepds and
Sall who may wish to purchase
- Woe Drugs,
Chemicals.
S'anccy Articlesi
Loaps,
r And Perfrnmery,
On terms that woill prove satisfactory.
I have just received a new supply of standard
articles. comprising
100 oz. Quinine.
SO oz. Morphine,
20 Ibs Opium,
I. 25 lbs ~ng. Calomeil,
and Blue Mass,
2 bbls. Epsom Salts,
200 lbs Pure and
10 Fresh Newcastle
5, Baking Soda,
o0 1 Ton White Lead,
ly 2 bble. Linseed Oil,
t. 1 bbl of Lard Oil,
Train Oil,
n Glass, all siz-s, or cut to any shape"
1- Japan, Copal and Coach Varnish,
Paints of all colors, mixed ready for use,
Brushes from $1 down, ('oal Oil,
e ,Lamps. Hand Lanterns; Large 'r
g waehouse lanterns, Lamps,
he Lamp chimneys, a vari
ety of Burners.
5freamslassorted Paper, fromn large
' Folio to Ladies' small gilt billet,
ate Initial Note with envelopes
is- to match, Wedding
cards and envelopes;
a full assortment of Stationery genrally.
Lubin's Extracts, Farin's Colonge,
ew French Pomade, Fine Dressing And
Combs and Brushes, Bathing
Zoo Brushes,*Infant Hair
of Bruhes, Tooth and
Nail Brushes.
Ind And hope that with the liberal patrenaie hitherto We
d givenn me.Inbeebleto build my Borick Store to rac
on the corner of Grand and DeSia d Streets, verb
ing soon.where I will present to the public a large and
fine assortment of Drugs, &c. ;. W. MeFLE.
of P.S.-We ofetly rD uest thoso who are in
debted to the firm of .Fee &. Yilhtol to come for
r. ward and settle their tundebtelness. The great losst r
roIawhich we have sustained, comelrs untoinake this
:eep C . BOFENlCHEN,
el . Watchmaker and Jeweler,
'our IMONROE, LA., Ita
ath. DsALER I
rour
to a V7JL L'CS333=
Food Cloc l s and
ar- JEWELRY,
ured
r no Of Every Description,
your
Syou All work in his line executed with neatness
one. and dispatc, and guaranteed fEor 12 months.
CIIAS.. BOFENSCHEN. -
Monroe. La., Feb. 24. 1869. n23i
oung
Summner Arrzangemnent.
-The For Trenton, Monroe, Columbia, Harrison
fiuged burg, Trinity and all intermediate landings on
V. L- Black and Ouachita rivers.
J. M. .THE FINE PASSENGER PACKET
High TA~.~AU- - T ..A a"
col- (la place of the Latourche), Pri
Cy. . W. BLAKS...... ................Master Ba
lined: w. T. MORRIS .i......................... Clerk.
Oscar Leaves New Orleans every Saturday
Leaves, Monroe every Tuesday. Pri
ylo. August 1 69. n 417
n tile
named Clhasage of Schedule.
they
bu*
i'imnes.
GENERAL SUPERTrNEnDE''aT' OFFICE,
ate of toROa LA., JunG 21, 1r19.
ar acd N and after Mlonday, the 5th proximo
y un- the Train will leave olunroe on Montlays,
o he Wedncesdays and Saturdaye at § o'clock A. m.,
reaching DIelhi at 8 30 A. M.
Smay Returning, leave Delhi at 30 r. u.,
Ision is reaching Monroe at 7 o'clock r. m.,
I where W. R. GORDON, Gen'l Suot.
Carpet Warehouse a
hoh A. BROUSSEAU & CO., IMPORTERS,
4,000, 19 Charrtres street,
against -Offer for Sale at Low Prices- a
8evB CARPETING--Eglhsh and American of al
I $983~ 'LOOf FURNITURE and enamnled Oil Cloths.
MATTING-500 rolls China, t100 pieces Cocoa.
WVINDOW SIHADI)ES, Tale and Piano Covers"
lied in CRUMB CLorHS. Drugget Linen and Felt.
instant. CUrAINS-Laco. IRo,. \orsted, I)auniask, eto
FURNITURE COVJERING--Llnen and Cotton
e, and CSt NICES, Bands, Pina, etc.
nounce
many
rorgian FOR SALEI
sere re
postal J. L. MTJUrfCKER
Id to a Has, at his CARRIAGE FAC
vicinity TORY, on DeSiard Street, a fine
be for- stock of handsome buggies, and car- -
rmentof age made to order, especially for tlhis mar
ket-:CHEAP FOR CASH !
Blackemithing and repairing neatly execut
all the ed at this shop, joining the Factory.
terviews T ADIES AND MISSES' HATS AND
m wear Li Bonnets made to order at
did in J. HAYMAN & cO'S.,
DeSiard, Corner 2nd Street.
demor- Monroe., La n37:tt
Lake his
ation of A NICE assortment of story books for
L. children, for sale at McFco's. nt6;1
M. FEIBELMAN. Carol
IEO. OIAMBERLAIN.
CAPI
W..!
-CH.AMBERLAING fEIBELMAN
- Incom
_- Wil
o Je ssma
E IO U ATA. aget
oodN ro er o
SUMMER AND FALL GOODS.
\t a- N
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods,
N L nLaul
WiG
Warehou Deaers otice Nor
knDry Goodts, Grocerie s 43 prod .Ce,r
SUM -IMPORTER AND DEALER ND
trdwre, Shoes, C ps, a e, ood and
GaGroceries of Grass eeds
hoAgent for the American Powder Co.,
rt1 We hae ust finihe a a hi n commo warhoe and cotton htr eetd and
St to receive and forward cotton nd reigh all ndon the liberal term. &
Age nt'f. B. We will tay the highest marict anie for Cottoi, Hides and
1ýi3 . 0sb=ingt4·rk street,
mtnpac n43:tf
AT KINGS OLD STAND.
Opposite Court House Square.
WIN iG to the dullness, of tlhe season and the
u tiantit " of stock I have on ia dl, I have C:1 -
ch1itVI to sell otT my summer iIII goolds at cost. rather
than keep them over fir n.xt year. Those in need
of goods atd consultlliig their interest can save front
"al to 25 per cci. h1. *.aining :itilu pricing my stock,
.Tnconets 35 cents. Plain and l'ail Nainsook 40 "
I nhave also a splendid assortment of summer
CaBssimeres,
Linens,
Drills,
Chicks;
AND A SFLECTED STOCK OF
Sumumer Clothiug,
0 Shirts,
s Under Shirts,
Jramwers,
Hats,
r., Boots,
Shoes, {
Trunks,,
Valese, fo
And a general assortment of
S, PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
Itighest cash price paid for Cotton, WVool, 1Hides
and lees-wax.
l Caull and satisfy yourself.
h H. KING, Agent.
n43:timn
to LOUISIANA
i5 OF
MILITARY ACADEMY,
NEAR ALEXANDRIA. LA. Founded and
supported by the State of Louisiana. Fur
particulars, address
D F. BOYD,
Superintendent.
Alexandria, La., Jan. 20, 1869. ut8 ly
HENRY GEHBAUER,
tar- I.erchrant Tailor,
tut- MIONROE, L&.
SI FORMS The public that he has opened
an establishment at the old HIemrkc stand
on Grand street nearly opposite the Courthouse.
Clothing made to order on short notice, and
It Particular attention paid to wedding suits.
- Cutting, cleaning and repairing at reasonable
for priccs. Give me a trial.
1 1. :2.:mn
II. KINDER MAgNN,
D1
DESIARD STREET,
T
.I o nroe, La., E
car
wol
be
H AS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND sh
for sale Groceries of all description, sc".h as-
RIIGAIt,
JE OLA SES,E
COFFEE, HIAMS, BACON,
LARD, BUTTER. CHEESE, FLOUR,
POTATOES, ONIONS, CIGALRS. TOBACCO 6
OYSTERS, SARDINES, LIQUORS OF
ALL KINDS, PRESERVES
IN GLASS AND
il CANS.
or
FRUITS OF VARIOUS KINDS
AS LOW AS
lfonroo. La., Fob. 19, 1569. no ly 1
nd [ TRENTON SMITHli SHIOP.
e. T~HE undersigned respectfully informs the pnblic,
I md and especially travelers and wagoners, that he
ed. keeps a Itlacksuith Shop in Trinton, opposite the a
its. Livery Stable. twhere he is prepared to shoo horses, [
o make all kinds of new work and do repairinug on
ble wagons, carriages. c., at the ahortit ieeti:oe, and S
upon the meet reaConable tIrm.I. A lihial sh aro of
patronage ..olicited. J T. 1T1Ul'taN0.
ITrci tv,' c"'t. ':. le.C,
Carolia; Life uasurance O c pany.
MEMPHIS, TENN. o35. THO
CArITAL, - " ------ . oo,ooo0 . TIIOE
Income to October 1, (14d months,) $300.000 C
OFFICERS: president
J.T.,J. T1C.S, vieo-President. 1D
J. T. PETIT, Secretalry.
J. Fi. GOYE. General Agent.
J. Ii. ED.11ON ,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS :
f. ,T. Wicks, . M. erson. New Orlei
J. T. Petit. W. R. Hunt,
lW. . treenlaw, apoeon liill, A. LEVY
.T. Tito, d.ale, ,Toy er,
G. ' on_.dal, A. 5los5l, L W
F. W,. Smith, N. S. Bruce,
W. L. Vanc., B. K. pulle,
TatFvzEVA'7r& BInx, Agents in North Louisiana
Ofice: 2.tonf'oe, La.
hTe.onoREFERENCES: Co
NI.w ORLEA.R.-General Harry Ihys, or
[I. and J M. Allen & Co., Galbreath, St ewart Ge
&l Tizer, Jennings, Gates & Co., Nelso 158-1
Lauphied &, Co, Beadles, Wingo & Co.
SHREVEPOnT.-R M. Johnson, Banker; n.
Wiinberly, Ardis & Co., ilaPniltn & Co..,
Wholesale Merchants, Cunmming, Morr'on & FE
Co., T. IlH. )orris, Druggist, Gregg & Martill. E
Je'sup, Ma'i Wiggins, Hyams & Kennedy
Issues Policies on all the improved plans.
No restrictions on travel or residence writ Ci
the settled limits of the UnitedStates Bitish O
North America or Europe.
All policies non.forfeitahle for their equittia
Sble value. Liberal dedctiolns made on Minis Lec.1
ters.
Active, intelligent gentlemen wanted as BRO
agents in every Parish.
Medical Examiner, Monroe, Dr. Strther.
HENIX MU IU'UAL 1 C
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
-OF
fted HARTFORD, CONN. .sectef
J. W.
ASSETS........... ....------- ....... ,000,000.
d E. FESSENDEN, P.ESIDENT,
T. F. BURNS, SECRETARY. F. A.
agIS old and reliable Company issues every de- P
{a irahie tonn of Policy, All policies are nonr
forfeiting. It r nts a loan of 50 pe enrt. of theo ý
N. Prenmiulm on all table; aun pays 5d tcr cent dite
d..nds aunnally. on the samne. ,'o dealetoion ofnote
from volicies." '-It never litigated a claiin." Payn
its loses promptly. Cash rates, with dividends an
ntatlly; also Chilren's Endorsements.
,red 60 `s5R A WL w Orders
F. 2No. 112 Canal St., Corner St. Charles, s rt E
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
ansd GEo. S. DARLING, Manager,
F. JOHN H. CARTER, Gen'l Agent. n27
REFERENCES :
Glcen.ly Balre, Esq..Banker; T. T. A. Lyons. Esq,
Commission lterchant, 'ew Orleans; RIichard 1).
Sale, Esq.. Shreveport;.:' - IRevnon. 1:,.4, Mans
fieid; Gen. Ed. Sparrow, Lake Providenxce; .Martin
tbahalais, Esq-, Avoyelles P;arish.
,WANTED..Re.tpousi5ble agents (to whom liberal
comiaissin wild be paid) in voryu Pariah in Louis'i
and ann:. Apply to th Sl-nagor', or to P. O. Box 205, GEN
New Orleans, La. nly
CHAMBERLAIN & FEIBELMAN J.o X
o W aEG leave to inform their friends and patrons ders
that they have jnst received and are opening trill I
one of the largest and most diversified stock of
TLL&' AND WZ WWEZ su
, r
Ever brought to this market, which they offer a
Prices which
DEFY CO MPET I T IO -
FOR EITIIER
CAS OR COTTON. l
Monroe. La., October 21. 1 68. n
SOUTHERtN CARRIAGE
F CF .ICTO R r.
rpHEF undersigned takes pleasure in making
SL known that he is now as well prepared as
before the war, if not belter. to do all kinds of
S work, either in manufa:cturing or repairing
carriages, buggies, backs, etc. Ready made
work kept on hand; specimens of which may
be seen by calling at the Factory. t
ile will also carry on a general Blacksnib to
sD AND shop arranged so as to do all kinds of black
tiovh ithing.
vb as- Terms reasonable.
FR. END(M I
April 26.1866. nS30-.¶
IL. P, BUCKLEY,
No. 8, Camp street,
NEW ORLEANS,
o OR, And dealer in
TOBACCO Fine Watches~. Jewelry, Silverware ans d
SPECI.TACLES.
Also Guns and Pistols and overything in the hunt
injg line. Soccial attention paid to watch repniring
and ejewelers ork.
Wholosale Dealers, Importers ansd Commission
--,teorohants in
Groceries and DrIugs,
No'" 73, 75 & 77 Tchoupitoulas St.
KINDS NEIV ORLEANS, LA.
TF We keep constantly on hand, T.iqnors. Teas
loiaero. Seg;grs. Sugar, (Coffee, l'rovisious, and all
,h.ncripiions of (Grocrerics. Itrugs,. Cheniclals, 1ly
Stuttl" lPuntsn Oils, Varniqulic Windo w lOass an
Patenta t..lieii. e ,.15ll
S.ADDLE AND IHAIIIE.S
SHOP.
n 2- ly T RESPECTFULLY inform my friends and
. the public generally, thatI am prepared to
)P minufacture
sthe nmnblc. SADDLES, HARNESS,
eer,, that he
ormosito the and everything in my line. I have a good stock
shoe horses, of materials on hand which I will sell at Rean
repliri n i g on
uloti t i;nd a sonable Prices.
February3 1869. n20:tf
New Orleans tCarbe.
JtO. rIIiOiN1ELL. siro. NIXON.
Jo. THORNUILL. a 511@N
COTTON FACTORS,
194 (G'ra*ieer Street.
NEW. ORLEA -S.
New Orleans. May 27, 1869. IM: 17
A. L EVY. 1. I.. HAAS.
LIEVY a U AA S,
(Formerly of Columbia, La.,)
Cotton Factors
General Co nmirsion Merchants,
No. 196 Gravier at.r
ov15.Y8-10v
8. G. F.ti&W. •
D W. Fellow*,. Lat GO" 4 Pe-Wen. 2 o
C(anlcn,, )Ark. HLeate 6(-cw987. Ak N.
Oajn . Here. Rpa Ce m '.
FELLOWS, FERGUSON &k DluBTY,
And General
% COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 34 Perdido St.,
s L)Dec. 19. 868 ni1. y
BROOKS, McDONALD & Co.,
Cotton Fýctors, B
AND
coMMISSION MERCHANTS,
159 Carondelet Street.
Z W O@lZE&AlS.
REF.. tE5CEa ;
New Orleans:
.ricStea & Value
J. W. Burbridge & Co.
St. louis :
. Chonteau, lHarrison & Val'e
Berthold & Thompson.
Jan. 3.1867. nl-
F. A. PETER~oN- A. J. EILL.
S. F. pE5PNINGTON
o- PETERSON, HILL & CO.,
rTkV' Wholesalee GrOcersi
Ot COMMITSION AND
n Western Produce MerchaUts,
Importers ot Wines, Brandies and Cigars
Orders for Ship, Steamship and Steamboat
supplies promptly filled.
Corner of Poydras and Tchoapiioulas Yreetsr
lNos. 56. 58.60, 6s and 64 foydras.
And 58 'Tchoupitoulas Street,
t. n27:ft NEw OCLEANS.
arq. J. P.INGC IN ýy f;xrrxt.
ing- 'Cotton. c
COMMIISSION MERCHANT,
benl -AND
GENERAL PURCH1ASING AGENT
NO. 196 ORAVIER STREET,
IAN o. W. W . . t-.ue
J . X. C tKtT, - . _ Ji.. eh' Ds'.
trs Gen. Thomas 3T. Scott and 'Araj. Sase
ton ra O. Oliver are with J. Pickney Smith, and
pening will give their personal attention to the intr
ests of their friends. a12 tU
Ben. O'ConaelI,
'i SUGAR AND MOLASSES
I E3ýT L 1R,
NJo. 37 Peters Sreet.
0 P. O. Box, 987, New ORLEsAN
II.I. ATTEND to all orders entrausted to
' him at luwest market prices.
REFERS TO
offer a Ir'cL. J. F. PAp..GOUD,
VEIL &l BtR., MoNROS, LrA.
I,. A. SHIELDS, n47:6t
N -
S. 1. R AA\.NS, ISAAC Mt'IRRET.I..
New Orleans. Mindeu, La
. RAW LINS & IURREKLL.
COTTON FACTORS.
LGE
-AND
R General Commission
makix'g .4ercluztnts,
kinds of 60 CARONDLET STREET,
p yarnde New Orleane -
0 cli may Cach. nmd MerehnandisO orderns paid withont charE.
pr ;d;dvaucing, when drawn against cottonu sippe
. aks rnith u to 11.G
HENRY RENSIIAWV. ALBERT CAMMACK.
(no)M RENSIIAW & CAWIIACC I
30-¶" BuccessorM to West. Blnalaw 4- Cammack and 0. W'
, COTTON AND SUGAR FACTORS,
* Ce t, --aan-
General Commission Merohants,
"4= No. 32 Perdido Street, New Orleans.
Irnd . B.- Orders for the pnrchase of all dncariptions
ar of produce will receivo our particulear attenti.
Sthe hunt
, repnirinng OS. B. WOLFE. JOEL WOLFE
Jos. B. WVolfe & Co.
, Cotton Factors
ulas St. - A -
;, LA.
, ,,aR. TRae, Conmissaion Merchants,
us, atnd all
,y s an No. 188 Commou Street,
AGENTS
friends and
prepared to Daniel Pratt s Improved
oil at Ee.- EUREKA & PEELER
s. Ct otto - _-,i :.
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