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BET, Sale.

AAtiEASt SnEEs
Circuit Court, County Of Manitowoc.-
James 7. Glover agt Martin Mckeough
Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.
IN virtue Of, and pursuant to a judgment
rendered IN said Court, in the above emit
tied action, dated the Goth dav Of October,
1859, /, Bartholomew j NanE alkenburgh,
Referee appointed in said judgment, shall
expose for sale and sell at public auction,
at the Court House in the village Of Man
itowoc. in the county Of Nanitowoc, on
Wednesday, the 7th day of March, 1860,
at the hour Of ten o'clock in the forenoon
Of that day, the following described mort
gagged premises, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to raise the amount Of said
Judgment, interest and costs, together with
the expense Of sale. All that certain por-
lion, parcel, or tract Of land lying and be-
inc in the town Of Manitowoc Rapids,
county Of ManitoWoc, and State Of Wiscon-
sin, and described as follows, to wit;
Alt Of that part Of the north east quarter
Of section number fourteen, "a in town
ship nineteen, (19) north Of range number
twenty three (23) east, which lies north OF
| the road commonly called The AIanitowoc
| and Menasha Plank Road.
| Dated Manitowoc, November &c, 1850
3. J. VANVALKENBURGII, Referee.
IVm n. NicAoiS, I'E65 -1ty. q
The above sale Is slponed to the 1tth day Of
March, 1860, al the same place and time Of daJ.
-Manitowoc, March I, 1860.
Il. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Referee.
WM. II. NICHOLS, Attorney,
slf,ult coar,--C0unt! Of l.&n;;swoe.
William S. Mudgett, William L. Dalton,
and Henry S. KimbaIl agt. William Al
drich IIezekiah II. Smith, Martin B.
Medbury, John w. Medbury, and James
t. Aldrich.
Tie State Of Wisconsin to the above
named defendants:
| You are hereby summoned and required
to answer tie complaint in this action
which was on the 10Th dav of January
| 1860, filed in tie office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court in and for the county OF
| Manitowcc, at Manitowoc, and to serve q
copy Of your answer on the subscriber al
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, within twenty days
after the service hereof, exclusive Of the
LAY of such service; and if you fail to an.
swer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action viii
take judgment against you for the sum o
eight hundred and sixty-six dollars and
one cent, with interest from tie l9ul day
Of April, 1859, besides the costs of thi:
action. Witness. Hon. David Taylor
Judge Of the 4th Judicial Circuit, a
|. S. Mauitowoc, this 18th day Of January
1860.
WV M. NICHOLS.
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cows.

gED HAVE for sale, 10 young Cows
with Calves
--aS4-as@z- Also, yoke working Oxen.
~ II O. II. rLATT
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DISSOf.ITED .

NOTICE IS hereby given that the firm known
~ under the name and style Of Classy 4 rs
LISGER ID this tay dissolved by mutual consent.
Manitowoc, Nov. -, ls52.
". Il. CRISSEY,
CUAS. FS~LINGER
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atIsrRgss DIRECTORY.

Regular services for Religious NofshIp VIII De
held as follows:
AN. /. N.
PRESBYTERIAE-Tab Tabernacle, on
Chicago st. l05 {
IPISCOPAL-Rev. ". RI COOPER,
Church on Chicago Street, IL s.
METHOpTST-Rav G. G. SYNEs,
church % Seventh Street, LOT Z
LUTHE2AN-EevM r. K0Ira
Church c. II ii i street 10
CATHOLIC-Re~. r. u. e, service com
nences at II O'Clock, Ma.-A l8
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REFER TO By PERMISSION,
WANTED.

VNOGs, and COUNTY ORDERS wanted in
w exchange for Furniture, by
II Gw \ IENTON.
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BILLIARDS.. BILLIARDS
CHANGE OF LOCATION,

LHAN LrE OF LDLIIIDF.
THAs. y. HRAgsE has removed his
~ Billiard Room and silicon to WinGiate's ew
Brick Building, adjoining the National Hotel,
immediately over DIx'a hr. JOHN P. AR
Mold Is neT associated with him, and they in
tend to keep everything to please their friends
and customers, except back and slate. They
have one Of the best Of Billiard Tables, aud tie
Bar vii! always contain the choicest Liquors and
Cigars. Lovers Of pleasure are invited to call
and see The new establishment,
re- Fresh Oysters and other delicacics
serued up on start notice.
hanitowoc. Dec. 80, 1859.
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THE LIFE OF
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when requested.
~ 10 Elitors:-Editor5 who viii give the
above enc Insertion, or condeuse the natal
portions Of il for their editorial columns sbnI no
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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
Nem Urleans Direetorn.
tr4 e +s LOUISIANA w MI. Il
s EA N SCL OT'HING
+'-3 MAAUFACTORY,, t II
l65. y. CANAL STREET. 49,. ,ls,
NEW ORLEANS. '- +,


TIE Subscribers. respectfully inform
their numerous customers. and the
Planters in general, that they are Oh
ways prepared to furnish them, with
NEORO 9Cl.OTHING, Of the verysbest
materials and at reasonable
prices. s.ass,. "a.
The large patronage they receive
from. this and sneigIlhofing StNtas has
induced them to extend their establish
ment, ~, as 10 meet as,yilcrease i
business, and, insorlcr to he a5le tu
supply their patrons always with the
same and hest descriptions OF mate
rials, tlu'y have made contracts with
several Of the most prominent manu-
factories in the South, and shall hence
forth be able to- supply Planters witt,
goods "f nn;form quality. .ee
They feel confident that they will
give entarc satisfaction to all ttost.
wllo, may patronizn their eninrlrt.y
Southern enterprise, aud soticit thrir
orders. which shall receive immediate
attention.
nEBRARD & 90.
Fed. 9, 1860. [6,m !
~ !, n, NJ ~ w.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
lorat aoUtrttsrMIuts.
>,-->>s-,-
iEh NEBRASKA saloon
AND RESTAURANT.
a CARD TO- THE pURLIC. 4 a.

d b.. q
Since / have succeeded h the snle
management III the ahuve popular
llouse,it has been my constant aim to
nuke it a. place Of agreeable resor,
ior. the business classes, and visitors
generally. No pains orscxpense have
been spared to place any establish
mcnt Oh !, footing that will hear ta%ar.
able ca nparispn with the most tash,
onahle and lest regulated, saloons in
The Southwest. How far have been
successful in my efforts to please all,
can g lest a.trs,,d hy the. recent
handsome improvements the. muliIl-
c,nt patronage | have received has
,iialA"d IN. t. perfect. and lm Which
! return grateful acknowledgements
to uilc und all go,
Having. secured tie services If
Mcssrs. DnwNeR and IllSsuS, 10th
clever, popular ana experienced men
NJ the business l thihh risk noti.ing
in saying that the 'pn'lic will in tu-
Inre, as mrrt"lirc lind the Nchraseh
conducted On plaiHsnch as to chal.
ltnge admiration shd command Il con.
ti'inancc of that generous snpppr,
hitlrrt" extended by a' sppreciating
coMml.lity. ~ k''s4e- 'ss4 t'''
y 'khc stlatte,ing success tlat has
crnwued my cilnrtsuf hate, hfk deter
mine,l lne TO incrcas,stA the 'arca If my
usefulness" and take pleasure il, III.
lornring5 the public that shall MS soon
as | can lrrlect II few preliminary arr
rangrments, open a RisSFA uRA MI
an Al scale lI,t, w,lledn arrrdit TO Alon-
roe. "A good RESTAURANT is n,,cssen.
,ial adjunrtta II public salooa such
as the Nebraska, and the choice things
that will al'uund in the various. up.
pnint,ncnts ofti,r - will find a ,coun-
lerrart in the. other.ssr,s.s,q ,q
The want uf u public Eating Saloon
has long been !elt here, and the grow
ing Importance al Monroe, udlcd tn
l,r nov fixed Fact, that we are soon
10 have the Railrnad sc,mplntea to this
point, isslprativcly drm,,uds that
~n,n'thiN6sl on Il lie done to lncct the
wants ufi4he hundreds aud thousands
that will liz. thn,ASn Inv our midst; and
il would n'' m"r,ity ing indeed to have
il cast mp tnus l'y rriticising s,ra,g-
c.~ that tue hnustcl capital III North
l.n isiana cannot so n.nali us afford II
".np .ui' warm coffee" or ~ ,lish..oi
liam aud ,w9s" to the weary and
hnngry !r,v, ll.r This must not he;
and as l;n '.s my hum'le aIi|lrs will
| ppr,u l. | am determined tu ru,tribu1u
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
Camden and Trenton Dolly MaA
STAGE LINE

: 49, i
TIE nh"ve route is np@ completely
4 stocked. Connod,ous Mail Stages
will leave Cnni"l,, Ark, and Trenton,
La. every day (Sn"tlays cxccptcdl ut
o'rlmrk a. NJ, and arrive nt -Trcnlon,
and Camlcn on tho day fp,!pr Ag ut
b n''l"ck P. ~. d.
This line connects ut Camden With
tlr Stage lines /" ftR' Hot Springs,
G.incs' i.andn. and Washington,
Ark a;d at Trenton with the Stage
1i"es to Shreveport, Ia, and hy way
If i'arris''hhnrg and trinity TO Nat.
chez. Miss
Esrry attention is pail to the corn-
fort aud Convenience Of the travelling,
cotnmMlitv.
| !, 1t will connect with Steamers at
4 Trenton, Tins airsTding nni,lterrppted
transportation, to travellers goias si,gtl.s
ts Ss' ..ss1 n. W. q. CARR. n n
] Cherry Ridge. La. Nov. I. ls5o.-N.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

EAGLE MACHINE WonHs. Richmond. Va.
Manufactures Stationary. Portable, &
Strictly Portable STEAM E> Gl\ES
II any required power and superior
design and Workmanship. combining
several Improvements with simplicity
and durability best adapting them for
plantation nse "~f
Improved Circnlar saw Mills, Grist
Mills, Shifting tir Gin lln,,srs, prain-
my Pumps. and Machinery generally.
My machinery will he fully guar.
an'ccd I" perform as represented, and
IN experienced a.ecianic Sr,,t to erect
it when required. An illustrate d cat.
'l,,gnp. with prices, sent by mail, whrli
requested.
Samples Of my machinery IN cxhi
',itiun at nyaoilite, I'll st. Charles St,
New Otleans. 70 j.. .- .aD4t 81. =,.
p. HENRY TAYLOR, Agent
Feb 8, 1860. [6-m7 ~.-- 4 Sl2.
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NO. Is.
Lorcl advertisements e onlnuco.


korc! Ahucrt,sementss e onlnuro.
Il. G Err SON, Jr.& Co.
NEW LARGE BRICK sTokE.
II VlNG removed to their new and
- spacious fire proof brick building,
have n"w opened and are still rcceiv.
ing their new Fall aud Winter stock,
consisting of plantation, supplies, such
as Kerseys, Ky. Linseys,
Jeans, russets, blankets,
Hats, negro clothing,
Satinetst and casimcres {;
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS AND
CLOTH d. UyGrcNatS,
Dress aud flock coats,
Pants aud vests,
sesy3 Boots and shoes, drawers
and shirts, linen aud
Silk llandkercl,iefs,
" Cravats. linen aud
Flannel shirts, Hosiery and
Gloves, hats and caps.
A complete assortment of youth and
chil,lren's clothing
Anew and fresh quantity Of @Nh
general grmerics, saddle,y.
hardware, poyks, cntlrTy ind Is
s'a,!onrry, medirinessand cigurs.
Also very large assortment of
s.ss Ladies Goods,
Selected frttn The largest md most
popular importing houses York.
Boston anil Philadcaphin, consisting Of
Fine an,isiashionahle dress silks, H
Cashlncrcs, mcrnos, delaiues, .ae
< W,nk,n shawls, cluMks, it
Amnrts, ribbons. ~a.g
EmbroiArries, a., d
Hair dresses, corscttcs,
Trimmings, I"riumery, hosiery,
Gloves. ganntlets,
Slippers and gal,crs.
Also " large and we'll selected stock OF
Gold and silver Watches,
Guard claims new styles uf jcwelry,
consisting ofyc"ral sets. co,neo and
Mosaic, ear rings,A. pins. rings, shirt
aud sleeve buttons, all of which will
he guaranteed to he what reprrscMt,al
Their wh,le stack is nae Of the li,r-
gcSt und best selected ever brought
to this place, and will bc sold Ut muul,
cheaper PRICES than heretofore. ,.a
X call and examination of goods
aud prices will satisfy alI that we have
the ability tn please ard suit.
Strict and particular attention will
To paid tn orders FROM our friends aud
customers residing ut IL distance.
Monroe. La. Nov. g lSh9---l,m
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
STEW ARDS IMPROVED
COTTON. PRESS I! !!

'rliE patent right 10 this new AMI vnl-
n,,,k' Improvement tor tine Pnrish ni
Dn,cltta. has h"i, ml'cl,,ss j by tle
,'nAarsignr;I ltTwiil inrn nut Il !, ,lr
weighing G00.sphnnls. we'll packed
aud ,Ar,,p"'l illrw"lv-. minutes, all by
,hand p"wcr. IA nj ,d.l can hr seen by
applying 10 the undstsig sse.l. who is
realyts ta,ild ll1b~ses of the same ~
sell patent rigliih. - 81
5sst< JOSEPH DONNELL, e.
MosApE. Ia. Feb. Q, 1860. [6na]
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
Eeady-Made CIothine.

AVE.l,.O ATS -B.ack cloth. hlnck md ,l,ir
" . aver, piloI cioih and seal sa1n,s uinl
ir,Gk.. .fs<s q.
t'ne black cloh. dress. tnncy cass, satinrt aud
tweed -,Jua- y ii lrrcks. s.s t2gV,s
VEST, Black and iapcy silk. satin, cnssimare.
Iimk a'l fancy cn.orrd pt'.b yeIvri.
lSNTs-Fin" I'Inck doeskin, fancy cas-ilnefe,
ans and krrs,y.
) IRIS. drawers. unlerfhir's. ctnrats. gsfee.
aid ge,tI, III MS Furnishing rnnl- ge,ei'nliy'y
inv s. BYRSE ~ Sli HI iaS. w.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
ADVERTISING KATFGI.,

For one sq,,arc Of TEN lines, - less, fps; nr.s
ss-e,> .sShs (. f. = .sS - w
For each additional insertion. per square SO
Liberal discount made 70 QuAetssly
se'ni.annaal aud yearly advertisers.
- Steamboat Notices, for the season. 1iS
ixH- Announcing candidates for once Ito be
paid In a.lyancc). ~. l. II. oid
&a- Professional and business Cards; (ilot to
'xceed SIX lines. !, published twelve month";. $40
.ash- Cards of a PERSONAL. character can o,,isy
~ published In this paper as ndvertisemcnts,at -
'ouble rates, and pad for IN ddrunes-
.f0- Advertisements not marked on the copy
viii be inserted until forbid and charged %.
,nr,iingly.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
Agn.t !. MLIIG.. L..
Butte ery!! 7

il.E undersigned, has established Il
> regular hatchery in Monroe aud
seemed the services at Mr. TlmopIlilr
DnIl',r,l, II practical and experienced
Butcher, wln Will be found at his stall
daily, wi,n everything in lis line for
n"t"lS, ftgilie<, &r.
Sl"aAkmts wilI.be fnrl,isl,edsDt any
hour atIcd,re,i prizes.
Texas ',c'f, yea. ,.rfk, mutton, &r.,
ways on hand.
Market House next du,r to Mr. Mil.
,ion'S trrrrv. Grand street.
JoHS WESYZEI.,., Proprietor.
MH,inc, NovEl7, 1859 Gn.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
Boots, Shoes ana Russets.

nj ms th,ck dune sole. calf Mat,r,lruoY
IVA Boots, grain hnrs men. Boots. Iiue pump
>o. cali boots, boys .c.li hall welt and double
sd" pn"ts. f4 '~
RussErs--l0 cases mems md hoys' No. l.
oak a'ind Mhch We are selling lower than
ryrr h'or.. offered.
Heavy hr"gah- tnr men and boys. Ia
Wnm!ns trogans md boots -p aD ID
|. VI n. tiae cai Congress na,trrs. .5sfs a
\ large a>-urlm 1T OF niisscs' nil chillren's
-ho = nf all kinl-. -
Lldi"s' aoat. inornc 20. kid and e!oll, laqn
be- b"o,s. in ks aud .lipp r.. IN ','ry ,H,is
ely. 1T ByRNE IL SHE. ljss ~
Moarbr. N"v'mnr 3. ls5D
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
B f n N r. r. A n u T +,
Merchant Tailor,

Hi0hf0e, In.
IA DJLD respectfully inform TX
- ~ tie citizens Of Monroe and LII
sicinity, that lie has commenced The
rail"r;ng RAsiness i" 'li place. He re-
sY"cttnlly S"'iei's yo'ir patronage lie
tl.ttcrs himself thai from his practical
experience i'll his. hns!n"ss, lie Will
rrndcr entire sntSiinctl,n fo thnsr
t.,vrr'.. him wi'|,tAr'r patronage II,
''a> a very t.lr asantnrent n' Goods o
I.ahi, which hc Will sell very low fl
ea~ His rrr's will ID" nnsl.ra'', and
'e hopes M"' bu deias Mr rrtr lest ,norl
n hm pa't~s and u strict attrnlinu l.
',nsinrss I" merit u llhrr.&rl,arc :"
pn1ronage.
! III, shop is an III" corner Of Glnnd
md NJ SiarA Streets.
Nrmr" T.. IAN 81, 1880 ".
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

eJ Acw Otltant Dir, r,ttora. So
lNSU r 4 NCE!

II e following Cumpanys lave CON
piled with the Ssl.tw Of the State OF
Louisiassns insrelatinn to agencies %,
Foreign In .nrance Companys:
4s.zs sVHOS.a ASKakiNV, State Collector,
ADAM GlFFEN, City Tcasurer.s
New Orleans, june I, 1850. .s
:. HOME INSURANCE COMPA NY of
New York. s -. -.
HARTFORD INSURANCE. COM
PANY Of Hartford, Connecticut,
SPRINGFIELD Urea MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield,
massachusetts. y'@es@
HAMpDEN INSURANCE. COMPA
NY, nt Springfield, Massachusetts. :,
< ALTA MILO FIREanda N AEINE IN:
SURANCE COMPANY, Providence,
4. /. has .snataf "sst '5y'='{ ne-e
FIRE, MARIN Il, RIVER and HULL.
INSURANCE. -.g .7-ls
Stocks Of Merchandise. Buildings
Furniture, Manufacturing establish
II e,ns, frcight LISTS, 49,, covered
against loss III damage by Fire and tie
perils Of Navigation. .., n .1
sPuIlGlES issued in and ont uf this
city. and IA return Of twenty per cent.
made in cash. ,,.s.g
POLICIES issued for ,hc, countr,
without the country clause.
r llClES, MARINE and RIVER,
issued in aid ont Of this city, 70 coNcr
Merchandise and Cotton, aud IN IN
conditional return Of twenty I,rr cent.
made ut settlement on the first uf each
Month.
The CAPITAL of the above COM
panys is all paid up in CASH, Witl,
large surplus.
All losses udj,,strd and promptly
paid il this city, III CASH. nv Z Z
III" best references given in and oni
OF this city, on application at the Of
s7 +. FA1EclIlI.n, Agent. '''-
~ St. Charl street.
sept. /, 1859 Nf'" F'7- 3m.
-. -. ........ .......
c. A., II R4 RE & LRO.
40. l30 Canal ST. lnuro Buildings,
.H. NEw-NRl.EaNs.-s w. .5s-ae. -Y
No. 25 Rue dn Fanbeurg poissnnirrc
| ..... ts rAEIS.
On.s 70 Planters aml Merchants, {;
superior assortment al Dry Goods,
'LowalLs, saikERsEyS. BLANKEr.
G.oEGlA ANp kENrurKYJEANs AND
IINSEYS yaS4'e, a
Plantation and Housekeeping Dry
Goods. They receive from their Iiuus,
IN Paris. all the, latest. novelties i,
Silks, Fmhrriderir lLacrs, 'Shawls
lnaks, &r., &c. II III which tl,cv ,tlrl
at reasonable prices and on lil,era
terms.
Planters and Merchants visiting th,
city are respectfully invited tprxa,niu'
their stock.
June 2a. 1859 ly.
| .7'f'
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
Fresh Groceries &.Provisions.

NV E'l,ave now In store the hirgrst aud mns,
w complete supply nf Family Groceries and
sbroyisiOns oil red in this market. which w cun,
sgnaluntpc 10 hc ttrsh--as follows:
FIhuR- -lESnN st. Louis and SUI er1nG In
barre IL AID hal.lmrrra.
sue -Gunnon choice and crushed
M4I..JsEs BARRELS aud balv,s.
tlAMs-Su9ar-cure,l. Uuilield aud Stagg aud
Shay's.
BAG IN Clear md ribbed sides mud shoulders.
Pork, cnifrc, pepper. spices. lurd, rice. cu,.
dies, soap. wines, brandics. &c. j. far snlr law hs
EYRSE& StlIELllS.
Or. q '5O tr W.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
Sewing Machine Depot.
-s'r% 90 Canal Street, '


7 now offer to the public all tho late
improved patent $, wI- Machines,
among wl,'cl, are Slnat l. Gus lil.lP.
TIC 5, WING MACHINE. THIS ma.
chine is IL grcat--;snd drr.ded improve
m"MtnvrE ALI. OTHERS; and where in-
,rodurrd it has entirely snn"r>edel the
wheeler 4 W.Iton complicated LE,rn-
Err Pan MACHINE. 1t makes the stitch
like Oh both s.drs: i, will run, hem
sat! T., fell aud quilt. 1t is perfce.lv
mple and the management easily nc.
qni,pd. With these ad>antagrs. Of
fer them to tlr nnhl'c as the lest fam
uy .eemi"g lNochiue n m j, uvc
Sale ROOMS, 80 Canal Street, New
Orleans. s. t....... .......s. .-t
Agents wanted with small canital
- NJ 5, HEpHlck
..eh . 1850. ..... l2ml
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
NOTI G ~! ~
George Koehler, Gansrnsth,
~ ,.-.

GIVES notice. HAT he has pcrmanen,
- Iy h"2led in M"nr'c, and is pre-
pared "a fiiTkr or repair
Guns, Pistols, sc.
I'm rxprrirn" "f fifteen years in .tl"
nr,st celebrated manufacturers IN Ger
many, rnahirs him" 'ls5asork snp'a1''
!" any +" |" found in tho Southwest
Ills work il already known, as il
residence Of six years in Farmrrvillc
has wivrnl his work much ccichriiv-
All his work is warranted, and witt,
proper care will last a ycurratiun.-- -
lie Keeps ON han,l
Cans, Pistols,
Hunting APPARATUS
GeneGaily.
Nfirr-rwt 'ioo's South Of r. O. t'
Monroe, March 10. fS59. -
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
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.,sS.ss \. A.. HAl.I., A. M.tsss 49, I, ,..;:ss
Principal aud Predecessor pf Al'cisntS Language
w. Y, P4A6iE.aA. Me- saslss
Associate procip,l, md snToft+sors Of EnrIlAs
AID Mathematics. 7F''se
T.I1S Academy Vail 6pen,Sits 6R5ts
l session u, tho 08th3nf s;6ptenfJds
next. TIE discipline will sshos. strict,
hut parrntal, mdsthe60nrse of instEuc.
tim thorough mud aiRcicnt. .sls.ss. j.
Tuition prr sessioMW twenty wceka
(payahlc quarterly h.sldSancel .tsfol.
ldws: ss 50
A'ph"hetic Department. sf5 90
ss";ss ss'';ss. !. VI. !; ,'..,s 4, ss g g
Frentl extra II -, ,.s. ..ssss 1aA Aoa-
Incidental chalgr.. s..... /. 81. 80 IS o.
/. >. no dcA.etidns expAes ios spsSts sas,ed
lay Address either of the y'fineifais
ateMnnrntTI.a Z
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