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greeley Gene over.

Tho supporters Of Greeley and
Brown are to come mainly from the
Democratic party, and the efforts Of
the Cincinnati faction have been and
are directed to securing the endorse
ment OF the opponents Of fRepublican-
ism. That these efforts will be
crowned with success now seems al
most certain. Considering what
Greeley and his organs are doing for
the Democrats il would show q
stragc want of foresight rs well as q
lack Of gratitude should the Cincinna-
Ii ticket fail to be endorsed at Balti-
more.
The New York Tribune is sup
porting Democratic State tickets in
every instance where they have been
nominated. It labors for the election
Of Buckalew in Pennsylvania, and is
jubilant over the nomination Of Hen
bricks in Indiana. The most violent
opposers of the war for the Union
and adherents of the Southern
cause" are now the favorites Of Gree
ley and his friends. The men whom
the Nation has learned TO distrust are
those whom the Cincinnati organs
now hold up as models Of political
excellence.
We do not see how any true Re.
publican can doubt that Horace Gree.
ley's ambition to be President, and
the desire of others TO rule or ruin
the country, are leading these men
away from every principle which they
have heretofore professed TO hold "a
cred. Greeley has simply sold him.
self, body and soul, hat, boot, white
coat, and spectacles to the Democrat
ic party, and the Tribune 10 an or
gan of that faction. Democrats can
consistently support Greeley and
Brown, il they can trust them. They
are deserters from the Republican
ranks, and traitors to the principles
they formerly professed. The few
Republicans who support Greeley af-
feet to believe that he win preserve
his independence, notwithstanding
his endorsement by ex-rebels and
their Northern allies. We do not SEQ
how it can be doubted that he will
be entirely in the hands of his new
associates and masters when il is seen
how completely his faction is devoted
to the success of Democratic and
rebel Office seekers throughout the
country.
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Campaign Notes.

General Bragg, late of the Confed
crate army, is shouting the battle cry
OF Greeley in the South.
Gen. George b. Mcclellan warmly
opposes the endorsement of Greeley
and Brown at Baltimore
Efforts have been made to estab-
lish Greeley organ in Connecticut,
but the funds could not be raised.
A correspondent writing from,
Blountville, Indiana, says: "There
is not one Liberal Republican in this
township.
A Kentucky editor thinks George
Alfred Townsend's poetry .'on Gree
ley is ''pretty tough-but anything to
beat Grant"
George w. Julian is now looking
toward the Clafinites to nominate
him for something in Indiana, Dem
ocrats and Republicans having botl
failed to do anything with him.
An Alabama man, ''of the real old
stock" declares II am tired of fol,
lowing after the Democracy and get
ting whipped. They can promise
like everything, but when it comes
to the performance you look around
for them and they are not there"
What we want to know is: Why
doesn't Carl Schurz make that
speech for Greeley Why doesn't
Trumbull make that speech for Gree.
ley2 Why doesn't Summer take one
side or the otheri Why doesn't
Fenton "arraign Grant" or some
bodyi
Among the humors OF the cam
paign are the daily bulletins an
nouncing that the Cincinnati nomi-
inee does not show himself at the
headquarters, Is he is anxious to
avoid q crowd. The very place TO
avoid being jostled would be at the
hesdquarters, for . moro lonesome
spot can not be found in New York.
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RussEL ERRErr's denial Of the Pe~
canard, in the shape Of q Washington
despatch, setting forth that he had ex-
pressed doubts OF ofHartrseft' selection,
is complete, manly, and bears on it's
front the air and The courage of truth
Major Errett, in private and publicly.
has given the most cheering assurance
OF our success in October and Novem-
ber--assurances which he bases on the
most reliable information received
from ell parts Of the State. Hence
the absolute folly OF striving TO ere
ate a doubt in the minds of our
friends by misreprcscnting the ar
dent and vigorous chairman Of the
Republican State Central Committee,
and endeavors to delude the people
with the falsehood that he is in doubt
of our success. General Hartranft' g
success is as sure as that of any man
now before the Republican party oi
Pennsylvania, and the success Of all
our candidates can only bc made pos.
itively certain by the hearty co-opera-
ton Of all true..Republicans.
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As an evidence of the unpopularity
OF q. r. Buckalew, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, it is stated
that the Montour Intelligencer
Dein., refuses to raise his name in its
columns Even at his own home
Columbia, the Democratic Sentinel re-
coived his nomination with the great
est GOODNESS. Buckalsw il not pop
ular candidate anywhere in the State
that we hatve heard from.
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4 H. POTTER.
PrePcsee Anendmens g tae
ConSellnt1on ~ pennsS lvomio.
JOINT RESOLUTION
pRopoarvo An Aurrb1rrxp N rrn Nou.

1OlNT RESOLUzXON
PRoPosrNa. AN AMENDMKNT 10 zH1 Cor
srrTurrox or Pxns1LvAKSA.
Bsh ressistd By fk< Senate ed Hssss u
Representatives Of fh CcmmsNss1lsA cT
PsnssyissNis IN 0<Rersl Assembly nj,
That the following apsndmsnt Of the Con.
siitutios u this Conf hsswsaiih b pFspss-
cd 10 the people for shsir adepsion q ~.
lection, pursueut y The provlslons - tAo
tenth article thereof. 70 Witf
AMENDMENT:
Strike out The sixth section sf lhs sIxsh
article Of The Constitution, and issert II
lieu thereof the following; IA State
Treasurer shall Be chosen 81 the qusli1ed
electors ofths State, ~ susf times cad for
such term ef service a. shah b. prsssribsd
BY law"
WILLIAM ELLIOTT,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JAMES 3. RUTAN.
Speaker Of the Senate.
ArPRovrp--The twenty-second day Of
March. Ammo Domini enc thousand eight
hundred and sevsnty-twe.
JOHN W. GEARY.
Prepared and certified for publication
pursuant to the Tenth Article Of the Con-
stitution..
FRANCIS JORDAN,
Secretary Of the Commonweoifh.
hAnnssBuns. Juus 2esh, is5s.
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COUNTY.

CoS0REss
JOHN B. PACKER,
OF SUDBURY.
DrL. STATE cosf.. coS's.
SAMUEL ALLEMAN,
or rEliSsgRoyE.
hssghpLy.
CHARLES MILLER,
rsaSs TOWNSHIP.
EBERirT.
DANIEL B0LENDER,
Or NIDpLEBuRo.
COMMISSIONER.
JOHN 7. HuFFNAGLH.
or cRSTRHvILLE,
AUDITOR.
DANIEL DIEFFENBACH,
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
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LouIsA srcnnIsr By hor u. tho Court ofUom
next friend Henry ki1. mon Pleas Of Snyder
n'y ''sIsSsTiss safRso osS;.ri,s co HG; May T. "a
Notice Is hereby given that the uRdsrsigned,
commissioner appointed by the said Court "a
taKo ~ s a testimony in the above entitled cause
Zee in the Borough OF Middisburg, on Saturday,
July 10th, 1877, At 10 O'Clock A. a. for tho pur.
pose OF discharging the duties Of his appoint.
ment. at which time and place all concerned
THOMAS J. SMITH,
juno 90, ls'2 Examiner.
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[3l(3{!l5s[lllN

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A mast accurate and fascinating description
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West Its untold riches, Big NUNS, Buffalo,
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and sell beyond precedent. For sample pages.
Illustrations, terms SC, address,
HUBBARD BROS. Publishers ,23 Sanso
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TXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

Letters testamentary upon the estate OF DIR.
Isaac Rothrook, late Of Beaver township Sny.
der county Pa. deed, having been granted to
selve indebted TO said estate will please make
immediate payment while those having claims
will present them duly authenticated for settle.
msment to JACOB GROSS.
ANGELINA ROTHRoCK,
June Is, lsr2 Executors.
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A SsIGNEE NoTICE.-wHEREAs

A SSIGNEE NOTICE-WHEREAs
xADAxIxL II. MARKS and wife Of Perry Town
ship, Snyder County, Pa, by their voluntary
deed OF assignment, bearing date tho nth day Of
April. A. d., 1874, have assigned all the Estate
and effects OF the said Daniel II. Marks, TO the
Notice is therefore given 70 all persons knowing
themselves indebted TO said Daniel II Marks, to
mako payment without delay, and those having
for settlement TO HENRY SWEIGER,
Perry Township. Apr. 20, ~. Assignee.
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ExEcuroRy SorIcE,-Leitcrs tss,s
Omentsry. upon The estsfe Of Joseph
q Cd having bssn granted 70 the undersirned,
81 po9oue knowing themselves Indebted 20
M e9eetete erV requested TO make immediate
5aa thsn duly authenticated for settiement 10
WILLIAM X. LONG.
JAMES II ssON0.
May 05Apd. Executors.
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4 .DMIN1srRAroRs, Nor1cE.-

keltess Of Adminissratiou on the estate
ef Hssry r. Knepp, late Of wert Beaver
township Snyder Co., Pa. deceased, have
been granted 70 the undersigned, all per-
sons knowing themselves indebted 10 said
estate are requested to make imm ediate
payment. while those having claims will
present them duly authenticated for set
tlement 10 ABNER KNEPP
JEREMIAH KNEPp,
Nay e3, ". Administr stors.
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srIrsArks.ArL LANCE TO ruE ccSerirri
eosvzsTioS.
VIZ. N. mERrpivB, Phiisselphis,
=. GiILrsoHAM FrLI, Philsdeiphis,
0rs. HARKy WHtrs, Indiana,
1Es. WN. LILLY, Carbon,
iiNu BvRruoLohRw, Schuylkii,
~, ". A'AftnrEn, Centre,
WILLIAM DAVIS, Monroe.
JAEEe l.. RArsoLDs, Lsncastsr;
eANrkt l.. EinkIoK, Wayne,
Lbo. v. LAwuEsoEj Washington,
WV. II. AnMsTeoS0, Lyooming;
nAvip N. wHiTx, Alieshenyi
W. II. AtsHy, Lshieh,
ions II. WALKER, Erie.
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CUBPOENA IN DIVORCE

SARAH J. FuLx, by her) In tho Court OF Com.
next friend frederick mon Pleas Of Snyder
missioner, at May term OF tho Court Of Common
Pleas, TO take evidence In the above case, hereby
gives notice to all persons interested to meet ~
his Once, in the Borough Of Middlsburg on
Wednesday the nth OF July next, at 10 O'Clock
.. IN. at which itime and place he will proceed
with the duties Of bis appointment.
LIN. MYERS,
June "a, ls12. CoTinissionsr
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Eight cases Of Eun stroke occur
red one day last week in New
York
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ExECUTORs' N0TICE.--Letters Tes.
~ tamentsry upon the estate Of Peter
Arecgsst late Of Perry township Snyder county
deed. having bsen granted to tho undSrsigncd,
all persons knowing Themselves indebted to said
estate are rcquested TO mako Immediate pdy.
them duly authenticated for settlement 70
NATHAN ARBO0AST,
JACOB SPADE,
Apr. IS. IA. Executors.
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A DMINTsTRATORs' NOTICE.
minlstrs sion on he sslsts Of Eiias Wsanss late
Of Wet Beaver Township snydss ccpnty Pa
I'll psrsSSs iroviss Ssmssivss - In indsSsSd sc n:
e.esto Oi said decssssd viii please make imms-
dleee payment and those having claims against
~ sttsts win present then icf settlement 70
JACOB n. HOWELL,
wsst Bsavef Twp Nay ! Tsl Adminitrsiors
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HxEECUrons NOTICE tss,sss ses,a.
ass.: s;s:::s 9: !! W. s So: n;s:; ~,
ssisv s:s:ss ,ss vs's sss Sayis e s s,ssss
shss dsiy ssshss;lssss1 lys ss!lIsnsst q :.
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A DMINlSTRATOR's NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that letters Of Admin.
istration on the estate OF Enos y Walter, late Of
Franklin township, Snyder county, Pa. decd
sons knowing themselves indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment while
those baving claims against said estate will
present them for settlement
VALENTINE WALTER.
June rs, ls12- Administrator
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Us >. No xoxsTs circular. rsxE. $SZJU

GREAT MEDICAL. BOOK OF useful kngwi
dress DR.. BoSAPAnTE q Co., Cincinnati Ohio.
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Draft and Flexibility,

II 10 msritously ,laimcd for The Resell
10 have % little aide draft a. any machine
in use, and its hsxibiliiy adopts Il 10 The In
eqasiitiss ofths ground ever which Il may
be drawn. cU .Ht a
For further information address, or call
on GEORGE W. SwARTx Ag't.
Avril 20. -'12s Lewisbure "a
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PRIVATE SALE.

A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE
"A Letters OF Administration, on tho estate Of
Elizabeth Brobet late Of Mouroe township, Sny.
dot county dec,d. having eeen granted TO the
are arequestsd 20 mako immediate payment,
while those having claims will present them du.
~ authenticated for settlement TO
JOHN SUHOCH,
April 10, ls7al Administrator.
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|44JyAS REG1srERED Ioxrs.
n s..:':: ;ss'::'sia. !. sss: sis
Ccsssiss. sSisssSsd ss Is sssss s o. ks". ksnsss..
ssss Sl.sys rseslssIy .ss Ifcmpi!y S.lS;, Fsf
0Xff6Eb 4 90. . wSn 81. n. \. City. =
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CoNGREssMBN ATLARag,
GENERAL I,ENuEL TODD,
CUMBENLANp COUNTY.
GENERAL HRRY WHITE,
INDIANA COUNTY.
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FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
Bnis. GEN. HARRISON ALLEN,
OF WARREN COUNTY.
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FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
Hos. ULYSSES MERCUR,
OF BRBDfoRD COUNTY.
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FOR GOVERNOR

Mac GEN. JOHN L. HARTRANFT
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
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Our DIGESTION, OR
MY jolly Friends Secret

for.
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voted, are also liable to arrest rs for a
misdemeanor, aud subject to thirty
days Imprisonment, or 800 fine, or
both, and costs. 7
SEC. IL. Penalty on Supervisors and
Deputy acknowledgements of cleo
tions, or special deputy marshals, who
have been appointed and have taken
the oath of office, will, in case Of their
failure to perform all the duties pre-
scribed by law, not only be removed
from Office, with loss Of pay or emoll,-
ments, but he prosecuted for misde-
meanor, and, on conviction, be punish
ed by imprisonment from six to twelve
months, or by fine from 800 to $500, or
by both fine and imprisonment, with
costs. sra 3.
| SEC. II. Posse C0mitattts.--N the
marshal or deputies should be forcibly
resisted in the discharge of their duties,
they are empowered to summon and
cal! to his or their aid the bystantlers or
posse Cbn'itatsts of the district. J.,
SEC. 13. CHief Supervisor Of Elections
GndhiS D,Rics.---This section as amended
June, 1872, makes it the duty of the
circuit courts ofthe United States, upon
the recommendation of the Judge there
ticable if no appointment has yet been
made) from among the circuit court
commissioners in and FOR his circuit,
one of such officers, who shall be known
for tho duties required of him In this
act, as the chief supervisor of elections
of tho judicial district. The chief super
visor is required to prepare and furnish
ali necessary books, forms, blanks and
instructions for the use and direction
of the local supervisors Of election, to
! receive the applications of parties for
appointment to such positions, and, on
the opening of the circuit court, as per
second act, to present such applications
to the judge thereof, with information
in respect to the appointments; to re-
quirc of tho local supervisors, when
necessary, lists of the persons who may
register and vote, or either, in their re-
spcctivc election districts or voting pre-
cincts, and to cause the names OF those
upon any such list whose right to reg
lister or vote shall be honestly doubted,
to be verified by proper inquiry and
examination mt the respective places
by them assigned as their residences;
and to receive, preserve and file all
oaths of Office of said supervisors Of
! election, and OF all special deputy
marshals, and all certificates, returns,
reports and records of every kind re-
quisitc under this act, save where
otherwise herein specially directed.
Other provisions of this act refer to
the ministerial duties of the officers of
the courts, and tho compensation of
supervisors and deputy marshals, and
are not, therefore, deemed essential to
our purpose in furnishing the foregoing
synopsis.
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Mr.. Penn on the state Debt.

New ORLEANS, August 20, 1872.
Etfitor Re1,ubiicun: .... n ..
In reply to tho many misrcprcsenta-
tions set atloat concerning my views
relative to the payment Of the State
debt, ! have to say that they are In
entire harmony with section eight OF
the platform adopted ut Cincinnati, and
aftcrwnrd ratified ut Baltimore as fol-
lows:
"S. Tho public credit must be sncrcdly
maintainctl, and we denounce repudia-
ton in every form and guise.' .. ..
l also subscribe fully to tho letter and
tenor of section third OF the Platform
adopted by tho Liberal convention
which honorcd mo with its nomination,
and which is published as follows:
as. We demand that our State gov
ernmcnt shall be administered Justly
and economically; and to that end we
pledge ourselves to the abolition OF
| useless Offices, the reduction of cXorbi-
tant salaries OF officials, the early re-
dcmption of the legal obligations OF the
State and the reduction of taxation ns
speedily as possible"
The charge repeatedly uttered, report
ing me as having said that s'if the debt
of the State was forty millions more,
no matter how contracted, he Cd would
be willing, if elected Governor, to re-
commend its payment in FULL" is n
gross and unwarrantcd misrcpresenta-
ton. ! never made any such state
mcnt, but expressed my views to the
effect that reputation, either direct or
indirect, could not result i'm other than
disaster and ruin to the State, and TINT
the business community could better
afford to pay $40, 200, 200 in addition to
its present debt than to suffer the conse-
qucnccs of IL repudiation of any of her
legally contracted obligations.
1t is alone with regard to such legal
obligations that have expressed any
opinion whatever, not regarding resis-
tance to fraudulent or Illegally contract
cd claims in the light of reputation.
The question of legality or illegality
is obviously not one within the province
Of the executive to determines, but rests
entirely with the judiciary department
of the government, by whose decisions,
if elected Governor, | shall be invnria-
bly, guided.
Very respectfully yours,
DAVIDSON B. PENN.
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Frank Moore.

HAHISIi SURVEYOR for otIachita, and
| General Land Agent for North i."uis-
ana, will attend 10 any business in this or
aIirjuiuS Parishes. Parties wishing to sell
or purchase real estate III this section Will
find il to their interest to address him. lie
has for sale several tiur bodies of land in
.tuari,ita Richfattt, MGrcfott~o, Frank iift
and Caldwell Parishes. Persons wishing to
sell Will send nulNl"r-. description a~ to im-
,,rtyttnents. aud terms. Having formed
connections i'll both Washington and NCw
Orleans. he j. prepared t" represent lit i-''MiS =
in contested land eases. obtain phtrut-- ~.
Dtirr rear room of RirlGIul~Du y MrE.u"rN :.
Law ptlirC. Tur particulars address him.
-nre of Richardson X MrEn"rv. M"Ur"", Ia.
August Il, $50.
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The dclrgatca to the 18th Judicial
District Democratic Convention, which
met at Columbia on the 9th inst, have
returned home. Thcy report that Mr..
II. q. Smith, Of Catahoula, was noini-
mated for District Judge, and Mr.. tNfi
thur II. Harris, of Caldwell, waa uomt
mated by that Convention for tho Office
Of District Attorney. 49, FToHktia Stif. &C,
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HOTELS.
I ENIS HOUSE,
OD. tF,Nolic tNu;'cA tt1,t IcN,nic -icu4,Ulv,
no NROE, LI


This house is under the efficient manage
n}cnt OF Mi. VIM. Lewis, who has twenty
five NCarS' cont tinuOuS experience i'll the
business. Wcll-rCg'l lated neat ly kept, and
supplied with excellent beds and tablc-ilrc.
the Lewis House, located near the wharf
port stages. is confidently recommended to
the travelling public M Il model hotel.
October !, 1870. R2;lv
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Dentistry.

HR. S.I. BRAcEN. Dentist. respect full y
offers his professional services TO the
citizens OF Monroe and surrounding cottn-
try. Having experience OF fourteen
Years in the practice, I've feels confident of
giving. sat is.;tction in all branches of his
profession. Is willing to warrant all work.
tnicc near the Courthouse and next door
south Of the Dtachifn I|frDJulh office ON
Grand street, Monroe, La. NI-nHrl6:lN
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NtACUETN HOUSE.
" COR. DCSiard and Third SITS. Monroe. Lat
:. 1. IIunsickcr. Proprietor.

'Tho above named Hotel. so long and Ia
vov;thty known throughout the country has
h,,rn TriittCl aud newly furnished, and il
urw completes in every department.. Tho
Proprietor pledges, himself to spare tt" eft
fort to make all comt"rtabl" VIII" may favor
hiiu with their ltr"uaur. April II, 80. lN
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:, d, M'ENEEY
j. ~ =. II. NIcEsseYy.

4 TrORNENS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
n practice in tho Parish and District
Courts of Ouachita, Morehouse. Franklin,
Hirhland, Caldwell and Catahouta Parishes,
III the Supreme Court ut Monroe, and Uni
ted States Courts. Particular att cnt ion paid
10 business i'll the Land Office Drpurt titcut
OF the General Government. nl1ti
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FOR SALE.

4 HOUSE AND LOT, on the corner of
"A Gramtuont and tataipa streets: lot
fronts 100 feet on GrammOnt and runs back
1906 feet new house with six rooms: good
kitchen and garden number Of he very
best fruit trees For particulars. apply to
jan6lf Mrs. Z. WRIGHT, Monroe.
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Prof. Wilcox has now entered upon the
labors of the tenth year of his connection
as President, with the Homer Masonic
Female College. During that time the
range OF studies has been extensive as
any institution OF the kind, and the mode
Of instruction has been to impart athorough
knowledge of those studies. The discipline
in the College and Boarding Department. has
been firm, constant, but parental. Tho
health of the pupils has been Invariably
good. In confirmation of the above, refer
ence is confidently made to the patrons OF
the Institution and former pupils scatt cred
throughout North Louisiana.
Additions are being made to the Boarding
House, so that a large number of pupils can
be accommodated in the family OF the Pres
ident.
We, the undersigned, having been ac-
Quainted with the Workings OF the Institu-
ton during the time it has been under the
management Of Prof. Wilcox, very cordial
ly recommend it to friends suitable
place to send their daughters.
T.. a. JONES, w. NJ,
a. WARD, S. W.,
JOHN $. YOUNG, J. W., -
and Judge Parish Court,
j. i. RAMSEY, Sec'y,
X. II. VAUGHN, Treas, g
j. {. f.GAN, Judge q
District Court,
Rcy. J. ~. DAVIDSON.
Fcb'y ,, 1872. 26:ly