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EDUCATIONAL.
HD'sa;ts MASONIC
+ J.. NJ \ J. Li.L.G T..

~: NJ Ar. trLl.EEE.
! The exercises Of Ibis Institut ION began, ON
til" first Monday in ptenpcr last.
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions of twcniN weeks cacil--tir$t ending"
| the last "f Jnnn"ry: tn" second Oh" las, ct
june.
FACULTY.
/ l.. FWiia,< PRESIDENT and i'rui, OF lat in
Mental and Moral Science.
Miss .\.tALUorS. Teacher in Mathematics.
Miss l.. T>GG ART. Assistant in Literary DO
y. \. BARRIE. Prof. OF Music and French
Miss NJ. NJ. WILCOX. Assistant in Music.
TERMS
Pupils admitted nj any time and charged
until end of session. No deduction in tui-
ton except for protractcd sickness.
Tuition, En"liSh.....S::. 81 and 81. 90 per mo-
Instrumental Music, with use
OF inst rUmc mt .......... ............ 500
Extra lessons in Vocal Music. 400
French. ................ ................. zoo
DrawnE.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
board. exclusive of w:,Sllinm.
lights. and rtircS for toilet
il paid III advance for c:cl.
If mot SO n;,l ..,.......,, 90 =.
ft'"'tritt;H. per S"SS'"ft.'............ 10"
Prof: Wi!roS has now entered ur"" the
rs President. with the Homer Masonic
Fcnia!e College. During that time the
range Of studies las, been as extensive rs
amy institution OF the kind, and the mode
OF instruction has been to impart nthOrou@h
knowledge of those studies. The discipline
i'll he College and boarding" Department, has
been firm. constant, but parental. The
hcal,i, Of the pupils has been invariably
good. In coniirintt ion of the above. refer
cnce is confidently made TO the pat roi,S OF
the Institution and former pupils scattered
throughout North Louisiana.
Ndiit ions arc being made to the Boarding
House, 50 that Il lIrGc number OF pupils
be accommodated in tn" family OF The Pres
i,lcn.
We. Tie undersigned, having hccn ar-
u,lainlcu with the workings Of the ln~iil
ton during the time it has been under the
management of Prof. Wilcox. very "prdiH!-
~ recommend Tito Our friends suitable
nl:,.'. /" send their daughters.
+. \. JONES, W. NJ.
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IoIIS =. You've. J. w. -
:nuJud"c Parish Court.
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X. I. \.tUGHS, Treats.
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For l<rc,,r,ler.

We are ant linriZru to announce II EIi.IIipI.
candidate for the office of Recorder for
The parish OF nunchi,a Il, tn" ensuing. .rnc-
raj elect ion.
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90 r r . y / \ r - |;
Commission Merchant and G"nrrH I'ur-
"hs~ir.: Agent,
80. I"; tr:,>irr Street, \"v Orleans. ul2;ti
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lr;sL line either.
Hitherto tn" military has succeeded
in preventing the escape or rescue of
the United States prisoner confined in
Jail here. If ihcy can only hold out
until after next Monday, We think
their efforts will be crowned with sue
r-s Tncy arc Il very orderly and we'll
conducted set OF men, and in amy
event, after that time, We would be
pleased to SEQ them located here.
Although late in the day, Our genial
friend, Josh l'ico, has consented to let
his name be put in nomination for the
LEGISLATURE. 1t will be hard work to
keep back any of his numerous friends,
white or black, from voting for him.
We would frcl almost sad at seeing
him take his scat in the legislative
halls. These are not times when hon
r~tv, modcsty and good looks ar" APP
rrcciatcd.
Another arrival of CrlrSti;u- last
evening to the number OF l2l-tool<
the place nf tho=" who ,lccampcd on
Wednesday morning. We hope some
of the new corners vii! he more fnrtu
nate in their pursuit of knowledge than
those lately departed. who wcr" much
disappointed AZ not having been invit-
r,l 10 take II hand nj I.ucllrr while here
it being the universally received
opinion in their far Oft i'nwrry land
-:
10 their advantage in Mn,,rur in this
respect. We were hlanhiy a,.t."-t"I, in
rhiIi-lilic accent, more than once, by
inIUiring individuals, to know il Mr..
Wu. \yC did not have his :: hni-"r"
hero.
According to latest adNicr~ from New
Orleans, cotton was irregular and trn'l-
inY down in that nHri<rt yesterday,
having f;,llcn of e from opening
prices notwithstanding tho unf:,vor-
able news. our merchants here, with
their usual lihrralitN. are paying prices
corresponding t. New Orleans tiilutu-
linr---1~ To Is! being tn" ruling rates
here yesterday. in consequence, but
little cotton j. shipped direct 10y the
PLANTER to New Orleans commission
houses, most OF It rianGin-s hands here
immediately after arrival. BY this
course the planter j. at once pat in
funds amt out Of suspense. How thc
purchaser i t" get his money hIck
again docs not seem |" prey heavily on
itir mind of the seller.
We see that several newspapers make
mrut ION of the 'u"Xt world Fair. " q
would like - EffnW in which -! the
next world the flir viii Ac held.
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ntAtIiiTA FEhAI.E ACADEMY.
:, l:nNRDIEI; .\Nn DAY S,Iirnl
E'"r y"""D L"H'"~.
MONROE. IA.
rhr session of lS7.-'77:: will commence. on
M"nhav, the ID day Of September.
Mrs. +. W. EESroS. Principal. :ni In
s;ructrcsS of the Primary Department.
rMos. O. DENTON, Esq. Instructor OF the
Academic Department.
--------------, InStr,lrtrcs~ of French.
and assistant i'll The English branches.
Mrs. l.. W. WrprrI.r.. Instructors 81
Music.
Miss Ms. p,.,rrES. Instr,,c,rc~~ in Draw
ing. Painting i'll water col0rS or oil. "u-
hr"h":N and fancy nccdi" work.
TERMS (PAyAni.E M"Nrilrl:
Primary Classes $500 per
Middle .................... I.o;.
Accident" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :l..m
Music; with u~c "fin~truincn1 H.m
Board. including washing.
n1:,win.:. Tainiin-, &C.. II, feathers
charges. Aug. %. l>12. :n-lf
unMEH COLLEGE,.
This tnlt"@r. now in its twelfth scholastic.
year. is in session from the first Tuesday in
So(icmI,cr to COMMENCEMENT bay. We'd
ncsdaN after third Sunday i'll juno. The
corps of ins,ru",i"n is full til" course OF
- uuv amplC: til" library and apl.rai adj
ct,Ilitr: the endowment in hopeful progress:
locality c,nincntlv hc;thtul, and commune
~ Intelligent and refined.
Tuition, :: 800 and $500 per month, III al
vance. for the t"rr,. Board. from >l2.:v /"
Sl!."" per month. Contingent. Sl.:0.
". +. MuHr:LANn.
m1rlG::';!f l'r'e't Board at Trustees.
UNIVERSITY ":>t>!E,ILi.E. TENN.
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We SC" that several newspapers make
mention of the .su"Nt world fair. We
would like - i.ffnW in Which at the
next world The iair viii At held.
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THE STATE ELECTION.
Proclanla ton OF. the Governs

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.,
Now Orleans. AMTMNt 81 1872.
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and spulatea ma no one else does though MS nnuehoo
"a not that of command but Of attraction The qua
his genius Ia not moral or dogmatei J" IL a'oko'"e
magnetic, seductive, winning lie aduro'SeS yoa ="
free being absolved from oil allegiance save 'n' "
vour own nature Personality ia the very essence
=, his mower His supreme authority CONSISTS
mot in his intellect not in his culture, not III MS
tnowledpe but simply himself. He has no desire W
suhipoote any other man. but pays TO every mans ree
dom an exquisite, unconscious Difference we arc JUN
things and persons. Usually We are born thinss anu
We become persons but Mr.. Emerson seems 10 ha'o
becn born person. He is purer In ana OF MIN
Golf than culture could make any man; ana
SO We find ourselves welcoming him as q nc" anu
blessed augury for the race. From INC crch.'o
patent I'm him. we infer the same power latent III
ms and argue from this wonderful type OF the ihcarna
tion-the God in mana future raceihcarhation io u
all. Between Emerson and man Ike 0aiI9io '"' WI
trast ia wide enough to be Instructive CarSo ~ n
egregousy secular person, and you got Chese" n
On 10 the pay-for entertainment or aver
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ineptly sacred person, and you frequent CON
cord "a YOU do o cathedral, for sefexaminauon'
Carlyle suggests absolutely nothing to your ae'ou' m
aglnaton but appeals with Irresistible VVaely W so
sensuous wonder and love OF fun. Emerson makes u
most modest appeal to your but he Is brimu OF
significance to your imagination Carlyle estimates men
not for their representative but their actual worth ho'
for e light they reflect upon nature divine ana huan'
Int for their cheap and vapid private superiority 10
other men, Emerson, the other hand Is an ideas''
and sees the only rs person OF mask o' !"
humanitary substance. His great men DO ho'
seem to him heroes, but representative men,
types of humanity. His Platos his shaKespearcs' III.
Nano,eons his Goetbes each is to him tho embodiment
Of some greatness of which he rejoces TO find human
nature capable. His individuality belongs 10 inc
great race and Is but blossom Of its sole dviney rear
personality Consider the lilies Of the field, how they
grow they toll not neither do they spn-there Is inc
same difference between Emersons Naked unconscious
manhood and his overdrcssed coemporares as between
these inefrable lilies and provcrbia friend Solomon
l.. {. n.
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THE LIFE OF HOMER attributed HerOlou including tie Ep
grams translated b. Chapman.
THE BATTLE OF THE FROGS AND MICE Translated BY
PsraeL
bold easy and composition no; surpassed or
even ryaled By many which have subsequent followed
in It's train"
THE HYMN TO APOLLO translated by Chapman.
THE HYMN TO MERCURY, translated by Shelley.
One dverng poems 1t
emuently humorous in the best Of the word In this
hymn Hemes gifted character Of perec, Pro sort Of
Lalaro amongst the gods stealing their goods playing them
tricks ni telling enormous such immortal lies himself
from detection certainly thing have the vanity
0 think Of rivalng them on earth
THE HYMN TO VENUS, translated by Cossrove.
"Dy far the mos, beautiful Of the lmnsnol for ia
length equal part Of the omcc poems No
surpassed and elegance the warmth aud decacy the dignity
and tenderness. Of this exquisite composition"
THE HYMN TO CERES, translated by Hole.
THE MINOR HYMNS translated BY Chapman.
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