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20, District Attorney Of th. llth nistrir

w: ID. BRIGHAM, Esq, Of Aorehouse, i
hereby announced as u candidate for Dis
trict Attorney OF the 18th Judicial Dist rict
composed of the parishes of Ouachita More
house and Richland.
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For Shcriii.

We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
chita parish.
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Remember the big barbecue at Qua
chita City next Saturday. 1t will be
\ grand affair.
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The weather is dry, close and sultry.
The crops are looking we'll and matur-
turing rapidly. The river continues in
good boating order.
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The Monroe InteiIigencer is still trou-
bled about Mr.. Ray, and will not. let
him alone. Win the Intelligencer give
the public the real cause of it's anger ?
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The Economist, Capt. Whyte informs
ia City on Saturday, the day Of the
Barbecue. Price of round trip, zone
meal included, $3 90.
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Win the Rossier Banner haul down
it's files of 1868 and 1870, and see
what it then said of carpet-baggers and
the men who have been robbing the
State"
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lst, 1872, at
THE LEWIS ROUSE.
Read the following from Homer, La;
HOMER, La, june p, 1872.
We, the undersigned citizens of Homer,
Claiborne parish, La, having been pnticnts
of DR., II. II. Roberto, and having been cit her
CURED or GREATLY BENEFITED by his origi-
nal mode of treatment, take great pleasure
in recommending DR.. X. X. ROBBERS, as an
honest, competent and faithful physician,
and one who seems TO be almost universally
successful in all chronic Diseases aud
such physician we take pleasure in com
mcnding him and HIS SYSTEM to nll utiiict ed
persons. lSiEnedl
Mrs. 4. n. Harrison, Mrs. NJ. Knightcn,
j. NJ. Haley, a. knighton,
l.. NJ. a. LcsSucur, T.. o. Christian,
Is. X. Lignoski, VIM. II. Nancy,
&. ID. Pickett, Mrs, sc. Lang ford,
Mrs. 4. a. MorclnHd, Mrs. y. II. HarweU,
w. A. Carr, II. u. Uarwcli.
G. w. I.essleur. I..tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

In retiring from business, we chccrfuliy
and cordially recommend our successor.
Mr.. T.. w. NliCHAtX, to tho public and
tho patrons of tho late house.
PICO IS GO.
Monroe, JNlv -, 1872. i3:tf
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Formation of McEnery and Jonas Club.
COLONY School. HOUSE,

| WIS iel'l thiS evening, MY. James
Bowman in tho chair
Mr.. j. w. Scarborough, in Il few brief
remarks, explained the object of the
meeting.
five to draft resolutions expressing the
sense of the meeting was agreed to.
The committee reported the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
I. Resolred, That we endorse the
ticket and platform of principles adopt
cd by the Central Committees for the
support Of the Democratic and Reform
parties of Louisiana.
=. That we believe the interest of the
people of Louisiana will be best served
by the election of this ticket, and we
invite all persons, irrespective OF color,
to unite with us in our efforts, TO secure
SO desirable Il result.
.. That we advocate for offices those
who are capable and honest, and utter
~ repudiate and lcnOunce the election
to offices of persons, white or black,
that are totally incompetent.
!. That we heartily endorse the ac-
ton of the Democratic Convention at
Baltimore, and will support with zeal
and fidelity the nomination of Horace
Greeley and b. GratZ Brown, for Pres
ident and Vice President of the United
States.
.. That we will favor every legiti-
mate means calculated to elevate and
enlighten the cOlorel race, and thereby
the better to qualify them for the en-
joyment OF all the privileges conferred
upon them by the State and Federal
governments.
6. That we will oppose all secret
meetings or associations, whether pO-
liticaf or otherwise, gotten up by de-
signing men for the purpose Of impos-
ing upon the weakness and credulity of
the cofored man or fostering his prtju-
dices, thereby delaying his progress,
retarding his real interest and etiecting
his usefulness as a citizen, and that we
will regard all participants in such ac-
tiOns as enemies to society and to the
best interests of the country.
On motion of F.. G. Jones, it wn5--
Resolce0, That Hon. G. w. McCranie
is the unanimous choice of this meeting
for Congress from the 9Th Congressional
District.
On motion of Mr.. Scarborough, the
meeting organized into Il permanent
club to he called the " Mct.nery and
Jonas Club of Ward l.' Agreed to.
The following names We're enrolled
as members of the Club:
w. ID. Winlberly, J.W. Scarborough,
T.. Il. Bowman, T.. c. Jones,
IL. w. oneil, ID. NJ. Grayson,
a. ii. Scriber, w. j. Gray,
w. Y. Cosper, Joe. \. Gr:lyson,
ID. Il. Heron, J. II. Walker,
james Bowman, NJ. Il. Nunallee,
A. Lott, ID. l.. Edwards,
w. ;. Stutson, w. Triplett,
j. Il. Pickett, John Tombs,
James Tonbs, G. Lannon's,
}. p. Hill, II. II. Jarrett,
ii. II. Wimbcrly, VIM. McQuillcr,
II. c. Taylor, w. s. trayson,
ID. McQullcr.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to
meet Thursday morning, at $ o'clock.
JAMES BOWMAN, Chairman
j. II. WALK El:, Scc'y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
SoUr"E*N L'FE
INSURAN COMPAN
Of Memphis. Tennessee.
IT'S SUCCESS ASSURED!
IT'S Econ Monty UNSURPA SSED 4!
IT'S soLvENcY uNQuESrIoNED,
Insures lives. and promptly pays and
adjusts losses.
Premiums received in cash. and entitled
to annual dividends.
All policies monitor able after second
annual payment.
Ratio of assets to liabilities, t5a-65 to 100;
the only tue tests of a conlpany's strength.
ENSURE in a company whose Directors arc
known to you to be of tho highest Integrity.
GEN. y. p. GORDON"
II endorse this company and am willing
to patronize it as far as can.
ARcHBlsHor N. J. .PERCHE."
mo Southern man should send his mon
ely out of the South when Southern compa-
MES in every respect reliable are seeking
patronage among MS.
GEN. WADE HAMPTON"
This Company has just esta blish cd IL
Branch Office in Monroe, Lu., and refers to
the following gentlemen who compose tho
Local Hoard of Directors, and under whose
supervision tho reserve fund will he invest
ed and losses adjusted and paid:
II. FfLHIOL, President,
GEO. CHANBERLAIN,
J. G. SANDERS, fi""hce com.
FIR. ENDONi,
SAM. 8. TATUM, Secretary and Agent.
r. w. MIeHAUX,
J. L. HUNSICKER,
SIMON MARX
l.. A. SHIELDS
l.. w. SURaHNOR,
w. a. L'HOMMEDIEU,
JOEL TATUM,
II. NJ. BRY,
DIR. T. y. ABLY, Medical Examiner
}. II. MILLER & CO.,
General .4ycats,
40 Carondeiet Street, New Orleans.
July ~, 1872. 44:lm
JOS. II. WOLFE. toEt. WOLFF.
TOS. II. WOLFE 4 co.,
COTTON FACTORS ell.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 1873 Common Street,
NEW ORI.EA MS, Ia.
AaENTs FOR
J. is;s,,Ii;s.,,;;s .>
IA !; : J Y
~ 80
DANIEL. PRATT'S
IMPROVED
nC- COTTON GINS, ~srA
NED1IIE
EUREKA COTTON GIN.
June 20, Is7:.. Ally
nR. Il. II. ROBERTS,,
Will return to Monroe, La, on August
LIST, and will treat the sick until September
lst, 1872, at
THE LEWIS MOUSE.
Read the following from Homer, La;
HOMER, La, june u, 1872.
We, the undersigned citizens of Homer,
Claiborne parish, La, having been patients
of DR., X. II. Roberto, and having been cit her
CURED or GREATLY BENEFITED by his origi-
nal mode of treatment, take great pleasure
in recommending Dr. X. X. Roberts as an
honest and fuit hful phvSicinn
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Major Edgar Seyic, Special Postal
Agent for II orth Louisiana, has arrived
Monroe. His district comprises North
Louisiana, South Arkansas and North
eastern Texas. Major Seylc assures Us
that he VIII inaugurate every possible
his district, We bid him God speed,
and tender him Il helping hand.
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HJIGGIEa,

WAGONS, UUGGTEa,
CARRIAGES AND ORA GsS.
Made and repaired, with full guarantee,
by the undersigned, upon reasonable terms.
The Shooting of horses win receive paiticu-
lar attention. T.. MILLER,
De5iard street, Railroad crossing.
March ., 1872. 25ly
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Last Saturdays demonstration at this
place in behalf of the National and
State tickets, has set some of Our Lib
eral Republican friends to talk ing about
compromises. One Of their propositions
its origin is dnubtiui--is, that they
will agree to support the United stat"
ticket, provided the Democrats and
RefDftncf& viii cunrrtl. to them tit"
elcctor., and al! the Candidates for Con
gresy, Why don't they say at once
that they want the Democrats and Re
formers to so over and organize new
party for their especial benefit
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" BOEENSCHEN,
W DEALER IN
Fine gold and silver Watches, and *
French and AmeIi Jean Clocks, tino N-l.A,
solid gold .Icwclry, Pianos and Melo Si.i8
diona, Musical Instruments of all dcscrip-
tons, sheet music &c, and solicitor for the
celebrated pianos Of the st Louis Man,ifac-
turing Company. der2O-d3m:wy
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nSs- Sundays Picayune makes trou-

Des- Sundays Picayune makes trout
bic with the Liberal Republicans, when
it calls attention to the fact that the
Enforce ment Act of Congress renders
Warmoth's powers under the registra-
ton and election laws completely harm
less. One set of laws is just as potent
IT'S the other, and the beauty of the bus
mess is, that they will be administered
so as to neutralize each other. They
come together 'head on.'
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M ONROE 1iOU.E,

NV ~'IV1S&v1. TE0N''E8J
Jdrksou street, "ojo,no,g heftpd.H ctuIrh.
The undersigned hag taken charge of tIi.,
house, and intends making ii a first class
boarding house and ia now prepared to re-
ceiyc boardora by the week or mont h as may
DC desired. Rooms large, spacious and welt
ventilated, and suitable for families no
pans WI be spared by the proprietor to
make his guests com fortablc. Charges e,
suit the times. JAS. A. I,AWTTR
March p, Is72-.2sly
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nbACHIGA HOUSE.
~ Cor. Dcs;iard and Third SITS. Monroe l =,
!. L.. HGnsickor, Proprietor.

The above named Hotel, no long and ia
Eorahly known throughout The country ha.
been rcfittcd and newly furnished, and j.
now complete in every department. The
Proprietor pledge. himself to spare no CT
fort 10 make all comfort able who may f.4yol,
him with their patronage. April II, 90. ~
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ssa~ Did not Horace Greeley, either
in II speech, or in the Tribune, denounce
Gov. Warmoth as Il carpet-hag scoun-
drel: Cannot some friend furnish us
with the desired extract" We are quite
certain such an utterance came from
Mr.. Greeley Il year or so ago.
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PERSON AL.-Mr. Il. Dreyfus has re-
turned from New York, where he laid
in complete stock Of fall and winter
goods. Our popular young friend
begins business, after the great fire, in
the handSomest Store-house in North
Louisiana, and with stock of goods
entirely new, many OF the articles hav-
ing been manufactured to order. He
will open his stock about the 18TH.
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STORE,
AND FURNITURE RIrPAIRiNG.

The undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he has now on hand a well sc
tected stock of O61cc anil Houschoh Fi,rni-
hnc, Wooden ChGinS, Nctntic Burial Cnskets,
CDHn Ir',HUin1g such az Hdndfcs, rates,
.Srre,08, otc Terms, Cash. Store on Dc.iiard
street, near RI. Eindcrnann's.
!. T.. PETERS.
Monroe, La, March ~, 1871. u2;-if
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A FEW JARS OF GOOD WESTERN BUT
II ter, 70: sale by GEO. CUAMBERLAIcT. 35:tf
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I!

IoE' "H' 'oH'
a large supply constantly on hand at
EnssTninger's Saloon, and in any quantity
to suit purchasers. June1, 1872. STIFF
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-ac Inspired singer.

rom mocg Se.i, sane wears ago, line
German -irl came into my church choir 70
>.u. she va, a genuine little mullen, of
the best type IT her colntrywomen, ani
her brilliant solls hoveroi over AMI co
qu-ttcl with tie congregation til | almost
began to fee! ths ie.lolsy Of my profession,
tia: had Il rival at the .tier end Of the
church. Byaal By she left Us, was mar
riel. ana We il. not see her for some years.
@l5 - last She can, lack 10 her place, AMI
say -iin. But wht, a different quality
was now in her voice. A she wlrJ.ei
through shs mazes of Haydn AMI Beet
ho-an i wgnlrous stiffness came over the
people; the tears woull start up iato old.
faded .lily eyes, an, rhen she ceased,
everybody Lsga.Asl deep Paal lookcl about,
a. ii they nal wandered IF into some half
f-r-a,tcn coaarry. / NJ longer was jea.
ous, Il v7autel to say, 'Gl on. sing to u
through tie Who'll. service, for vour sonG-
touch a deeper place than ny sermons can
fathom." -her. did this woaJr7us power
come from? Tor her scientific exc
cation was rot shat it used = De, and she
had lost two notes from the uTHsr register.
At lAsss god old laig explained it all.
.Whv. ioa't voa salarst.al, she has been
singing u heg lil5's IIsrmRnn these two
years. Yes, she had been two years
singing herself ous 70 her Htgle boy, sabin-
in. us wilfalness and soothing bis fears
s1l waking up his little soul into conscious
ness By her golce. So, whea she opeae,
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transmission OF Education.

Mr. L Hunt relates ,hat, having rlrsA srl
an uneiucatcd SKYE terrier, he, with greIs
difiealtv. taught him fhc accomplishment Of
:. sitting up Tie long course Of tuition
was no, owing to any especial stupidity On
tie part Of the dog, for whom this trick "as
acquired be learned many others wish gr- At
ease. In course Of time the skye became
the father Of family. ami one Of his dauE--
tiers. vh3 hal never seen her father, was IN
the constant habit Of sitting ua." although
she hal never been taught to d. so, and hal
not seen other dogs sit ap. Mr Hunt ads
she is especially given to this perform nee
Ehersany other dog Is being scoilst. Nhs:h-
er this il an instance o. helping a fellow
animal. Of which Dsrvil gives 50 many Gu
rious instances. or whether the dog simply
hopes to avert tae posing storm fren her
own deai,'ths fact appears patent, taa- this
log inherited tie impression that sitting
up has some special virtue for tgrning
away wrath
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her mouth in church we we're au TO her
only hundred children, ani she vas sing
irg of forgiveness, anl mercy. AMI aspir2-
ton to Is al We didn't " raise her saia-
ry' for that new quality Of nor voice, but
we gay- her orr hearts, and as we went ont
into the great, noisy word, resolved to be
ali Of which she saog-Rec. 4. y. gayo.
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- oil = Il read an item m CA. OF the
Tsiers, the other aaE, describing how a
grinl~:roc -ar-t in saw fac..ry and
kIIe1 four mon. She Just happened to
rem NIB p tha- there was small -sindstoue
down in her cs,lar. leaa;na uP against the
wall. So she went cut and ct an Accident
Insurance policy, and then, surmoning
the Lir-d girl, AMI hol jins the pie-boarl il
from: Of her, s. that if tAe.hins exploded
her flce would 10. b. injured, she had the
SION" taken olt in the alley, shogs twenty
f3lr buckets Of water w-rc thrown on it,
and stick was stuck in tao hole, bearing
4 pllcarl marked '.naagearoas." She say.
IT, . mercy the whole j use was not blown
to pieces By tbs thing beEyre this.
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\ SECRET society without any nonsense
in It has been .ta-scl at Evansville, Indi-
ana. Il Is called the " Society Of Pern1a-
neat Frien3-.' and tee members are
sworn - refrain from borrowing m5nay Of
each other. Let tie provisions q: the or
der extend 70 tobacco and postage stamps
and II vii spread all over the United
States Hith amazing rapiArv, sappirE the
very foanla. ions Of dead beat.su.
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DG'e L4t-A Ctk<- ts-ti lIei2 NAs"'.N
10 an innocent man. was developed in the
/ Tolz5s Police Court seek aso Yesterday.
On ths previous Suaiay morning quie.
ami we,i-lressai man stool On the RooSe-
welt ferry b-i l-e Writing for : boat. H.
had on LIS Sunday clothes, AMI was evl-
aently going to welding or a funeral.
Presently anrther in .vi.iaal deposited hs
:hrec cents n the gate. wei.ol inside, AMI
gauntrrei af.-r the manner or nIen waiting
f,r boat. Then his eva FL On the well
dressed man. II. advanced I step, looked
at him c reGul,r. seemed TO recognize him
AMI finally wake up from beL;al, olappod
his hand - the mas shoulder aa though
he were an oil f,icud, auI sail, in voice
that aroused i police officer who was stand
Ing rctr b.:
Smith, o,l boy. how DO YOU 90 it,
'sm:.h tarne3. Surprised. lie failed
to recognize the hearty man.
i guess yol've made mistake, he
said, with = slight foreign accent.
oh, nou, SAID tie other, in a confident
half-joE:ng strain. 'Smitty,y yon can't fool
NE. What 10 you 20 back on YOUR friends
for, hey? Where are YOU soing:'
Smith insisted that his name was not
Smith.
Now, what do you go back on me in
that way for: repeated the other, some
what abating his conilen; manner. What
ais you? with a slight touch of anger.)
II Your name amt Smith, what is 1t:
Ny name said the first, Is i<viEhpei
( t.he--" As the man proceeded with
his marvellous name, he apparently writ he'd
! IN The attempt to artculatc it. The name
seemed to be too mrch even f,r It's owner.
lie twisted his body, jer.si his head,
/ hacked anl filed over the grotesone juZta
position Of letters, ami finally, actually
/ rrcliae gave up before he hal finished It.
! The vigi!ant policeman saw him, AMI
rrasTe, his Locust frm'-: Here he
! ta.u.h-, is Il lrnuaoa nan, aal I'll ~
res. L.n. lie Lii hold cf he man, Tho
,i4,gog-'y protested. dea.1-.lioS tho ca0rro
/ or which h,va, ag1e-.el. The oficar was
| deaf to n]' pleas, AMI hurried hin a t.
tie polio. station. "har, Ais name was
iansuIe1 IL t9.,1 t2 give i. Tho at
sompl CAV 7crrcttt a.a.g tie impression
that the man was nyt aal5 iruak bu, crazy.
all t'4s b t.I net even Laow Lis own
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\ new denomination has sprung up
in the western portion Of Mercer and
Boyle Cguntiez, X, which is stvlei che
soul--lccper5" Their name indicates
one Of the most important points in their
oraeI for they maiota;n tha. the soul
sleeps with the body, after death, until
the iusiluent day. They also hold that
God in material, ani that Chris. was the
first created Jaing ami that baptism j.
essential to salvation. Rev. Mr, TorLune
i, tie ezpganIer Of this doctrine, snd has
succ7eedeI in converting a5oat fifteen or
sixteen to his faith, ami thcr are now en-
gagged in building new church, about
halfway between Nevada ana IIarro-s-
burr.
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HcaIl urE sEdlf4it--4gi SN44 "a AL. .t'--t1-t+
escapes from collisions, Of cool courage ID
men whopaoei shemselves beswean she = 60
pletb=y carried anI mos: horrible death. She
Lad leag4eI tAs power AMI mission ot '.be
r5aL" In short she vas IS legal daa.h-
ter # the rail as any Maine skipps-s c-j!l
j. Of The sea. Nadge had affinity fJr al
engine. To this day her throat -TeiitI
hrr eye hiB4led, whea the great iron AL
NAL went past her Charley ieav" AZ cu-
gne, anl bis cu.,Ge was, in her eyss. e NJ
in. exponent Of the strength and beatty
Of uia maALood. .Snch was ths r0me4c.
Of Aer lia,la dry Life. Everybody must
nave hi, enthusiasm. She ha beaa IL the
owns ~~c-- depot AZ n,.n5 arrived
from . lalilay trip, AMI bal Iaazh.l aloud
. see some busy engine hurryioz up aat
DOWN. picking ap freight, lie hrn gath
criog her chickens; now braathin. loud
enough 70 dcafsn nuiti5lIe, uoS cOua.n-
t-a..rg his strength and painting slowly
away at tie head # is char-n. She had
wakeJ from eep to hen them calling .
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circumstances. | assure you. There was
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=
we gaH7 her orr hearts anu ~ - "-"' O''
mo the great NOISY ""r'-' l,-o,,s' - ~
all oI "''icii @--7 s''1ss 9 : <
TIE uan:a, So- se,s-scouIa airG.
Now, this tendency, which here shows
it, elf in conyulsiye movements OF Jhe bg,y
viii als5 SO" Itself n VIVA. we may cal
convuIs.vc action Ct tie miu., ihat i>' B"
the excitement Of yis'eat feelings AMI ayen
passions. Ieaiing 10 tho most extraordinary
manifestations Of different kin!s. Td- early
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