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Hon. Henry A. WISE on the New Con-
stitution Of West Virginia. 3 o.,
III: IA "A ala tam n q, In a LET.

ter OF the 18th OF June, 1872, on other
bnsir esq, addressed to . gen lemsn res
siding near Martihsburg sass:" have
read YOUR New Constitution, And ! have
to thank West Virgins AID tbs 90 hor:
of that Constitution for it's spirit aud
wisdom" -'' ,,.a
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For Rent.

.f,6r,D AND THIRD STORIES OF
) Frauklin insurance Company's Laild-
-. For PARTICULARS apply at their once,
..s,lLl Or " REILLY. mar4-h
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FOR r e NJ r.
For Rent.

, NEW TWO STORY BRICK DIV ELL
! Ing, containing six roo ns and cellar, on
Pun street, between Lindsey and Clay
Ige:'s. Apply TO
e1,l Cor FIJI n and Cray SITS
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Family Flour.
Strreoscopic Views.

1onO BEAUTIFUL VIEWS FOX THE
ItVUtb Stereoscop4. Assorted coiored and
plain figure and Landscape Tor sale ~ Tho
stereoscopie Hesdquaftess. = - 90
- - =, 4 L HICOLL,
! VII Under HeIuye House
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hair /. thicxeasd. IA Iias hsir en- cksd. and
bald neas often. though no aiwsy,. cufed
by It's U.s. Nothing can restore tn bali
where the folIice are dsstr Jed, % The
giands strophf d and decayed; hut such -
remain can be saved % this sp i5oatioa
sod stimulates into activity, ~ thsi new
growth Of hair 10 produced. Instssd u foui-
ing The hair with p 50 sedimsui. b VII
keep IL clean and vigo. COS in occ ssoust
us- vii prevent the nsiI IRON tufnIng gfar
or falling OF, and Q .nsequsnly pfsv~ut
baltness The restoration of vitality 10 g5vss
10 the scalp arrests and prevent ths fofma.
ton OF dandrufi, which . % ofsen % sae
cIeanly aud offsn.iy-. Pre- from tho<s
deIeiertoo. subs sne~s which N ~ soaso
preparz,tons dapgsrou. And inJnsteuD %
the hair, the Vigos can only behe1t b. q
harm f., II wanted mer~ y w q 81
DRDS-I S1, nothing else esn ~ sossd -
d1sifzbi-. Coutsiuing neither oil nor dyas
II dos not sotf Waite cA@bssa end - iasee
long On the hair, giving IL Etch eoay
iuSrs. and sstefuI perfume ,rkT
Prepared BY Dr.. L.0. Aysr&eoy
P.seissl and AnaIytiea, chemsrsa, Le~
ah8. 49, g0n1l-
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FOR SALE.
Bridge Stock for Sale.

BRUCE StOCK IOf S6I6.
NAVE FOR SALE 100 SHARES OF
sfucE in the Wheeling and B lmont
; ttyr. THOS. OBRIEN,
"a Real Estate Agent.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to Gray Hair Ito
Natural Vitality and Color.

a A>~-su.
wn,.r :. ;,
on....,....E
1910 -
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SU Nj M E R
r ESQ r T.
PaTksIsbuIg Mineral He'|s'

This popular resort will be opened for the
reception of visitors on the lst OF June, 1877.
Tn nkful for the liberal patronage DestoW-
ed by the citizens Of Wheeling ana other
points the past season, the proprietor hopes
10 make the place still more Inviting and
attractive the coming summer-. -
The water promises 10 be abundant, and
Its medicinal qualities are unsurpaseed IL
the cure of all diseases of the Stomach and
Bowels, and IN arrangements Of the Liver
and Kidneys. A commodious carriage viii
rum daily from the hotels in Psrkersberg,
and convey.tnces sent to meet any boat or
train by giving timely notice.
servants hall price. Liberal arrsneeInents
for families BY the mouth: Mails recei7
For further particulars, address
WIZ PARaHATL,,
arp@-egrb Mineral Wells, w. ".
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Every year increases tho popularity OF
thts valuable Hair Preparation which IL
due merit alone. We can assure our eid
patrons that II 10 kept nllly up 70 In high
stand lrd; and Il Is tho only reiisbls nnd
perfected preparation for restoring o&Afy
OF FADED dAIR to its youthful color. nak.
Ing T. son, lustrous, and silken. The pcstp
by It's use, becomes white and clean. II re-.
moves all eraptions and dandruc, and, by
its tonic proportion, prevents the hair nom
falling cut, az II Eimulates aud nourtshes
the hair -glanda by ia use. the hair grows
thicker and stronger. In badness, II res
storcB the capillary glands 20 their pornss
yigor. and win create new growth, except
in extreme old age. II 10 the most econom-
icai HAIR DREssISo ever used, as u requires
fewer applications, aud gives the hair a
gplendid, glosy appearance A. A. Hayes,
NJ. d., state Assayer Of Massachusetts, sasss
The constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and ! eouAA-
er II the Best PREP ,RATIos tor IL intsnd.
ed purposes" ..
SOLD by all Druggists, and Dealers
in M oicines.
DDTrr NNr nnTTa ID
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400. 900 TICKETS OF ADMIs ION
$500. 900 IN CO IRE >CY

will be given to the holders Of ticke's by
distribution ny lot Of ONE THOUSAND
GIFTS, as follows:
$780,. BE LIST OF GIFTS.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
Nominees Of the Peoples National
Republican Convention.

Whatever may be said of the in
divual merits Of the candidates NOM
mated by the Republican Conycu-
ton last Saturday, we must accord
to the delegates who made the Sc
lection full need of praise, for doing
that which they considered right, in
opposition to the dictatorial schemers
who not long since assembled at the
Union School House, as the repre-
scntatives of the Republican Party
Of West Feliciana.
Their nominee for the House Of
Representatives, James H. Carey, OF
Tunica. is one of the rising young
colored men Of our parish. He is a
man Of tolerable understanding, Of
good moral character, who "would
rather be right then President"
Charles B. Collins, nominee for
Parish Judge, is the embodiment of
all that is good. We may look for
a new era in our Judiciary, when Mr..
Collins is elected.
Oliver Digggs, nominee for Recor-
der, though a colored man, is emil
nently qualified for the position. He
has received good common school
education, while personally he is of
good moral character, quiet and re-
spectfal.
The selection Of A. 4. Nel!iken,
for Clerk of Court will give general
satisfaction. Mr.. Melliken is Re-
publican and will pole a heavy col
ored vote. We have known him for
number of years, AMI he did good
service in the army Of liberation.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
Felix V. Leako, the present i

=, Felix Y. Leako, the present in
cumbent received the nomination for
Sheriff. As competency is the great
|ds$ile,u|um, we will have in Mr..
Leake vigilaut and faithful officer.
He is well versed in the duties of the
Office, having been Sheriff some ff-
teen years ago. He has given en-
tire satisfaction, SO his election may
be counted on as certain.
Albert Dunn, received the non,i-
nation for Coroner, receiving %
votes against for his competitor,
Dr. ". Wilcox. Damn is q colored
man, planter by occupation, and
will make al efficient officer.
The nominees for Police Jury are
all old citizcns--thrce coloreGs and
two whito-anl will reflect credit
upon the parish when elected. They
are Niess's. r. J. Hogan, II. Fl. Ry-
land, Gather Wilson, L. II. Thorns-
berry, Shearick Lanarum.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
Nailed, By Gosh.

Our very truthful ncishhor, who
is afraid to skin the naha(l issues
presented in this contest, resorts to
all sorts o. billingsgate slang, and
dirt-iike innaenaoes, to prove itself
something, when in reality; if the
truth WIS made known, The Mi1p is
50 devoid Of the attributes OF 1nan-
kind that ii can /, With any SHOW CT
decency, say what It is, or even what
Il claims to be. I: is neither pig, nor
puppy but it has moro OF the
skunk in it than anything else. II
may claim to he fish, but it o;;nt. IT
has to much Of the fow, (foul) about
1t. As producer Of I've, (lies) it is
prolific, but it is unfortunate in it's
propagation. For instance, 1t says
that at the meeting held ct Tunica
last Friday, by the T. l.. Weber
click, the banks of the river were
thronged with people. Come truth
full Bud, don't you know that your
report of that meeting is a base fab
rication BY actual count, ~ voters
were present, nineteen of which were
opposed to your click. You say that
the question was propounded to the
crowd " would they support L. L.
Weber, and they responded, yes, yes,
yes That's ri! bosb, Boss, no suc|,
question was ever iyopount,ed. You
asked Gov. Pinckback to speak in
behalf Of your ticket, but he dec..in-
ed. Pinchback knows you. that S
why nc wont blow for you,
So Boss, when You scr:htle again,
just stick to the truth. Your les
will never take with the people OF
West Feliciaua. They know you to
their SORROW, alas
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
A Coarse IElackquard.

Though the .appellation used by
us in the caption Of this article is
somewhat raw, still in the vocabu-
larry Of our tongue, not one single
word so well expresses Our opir-
on Of the moral vulture, who, under
the nom de plume of 4" National Re
publican prostitutes the columns Of
The Dunn Leader, to satisfy his ha-
tired against one of his own race
The man who is poltroon enough to
have turned his liver white, may we'll
prancc under the lash of society, but
he can never in that spirit Of vim
,lictiveness which actuatcs the moral
Jackal, who signs himself :" National
Republican," convince u public that
his utterances are true. No. never !!
The staff with which he would strike
us, rebounds upon him and the
velocity which he imparts to the
cudgel, serves to annihilate his lying
and polluted pate.
The Dlaclamoor who signs him
self " National Republican," is a
moral and physical coward. If be
will remove the screen behind which
he skull1s, we will endeavor to justify
his sends" with the neyer-tai!in-
raw-hiilc.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
Wasf, Spoouer, in his speech de

Wash spoouer, in his speech de-
livered last Friday, said
Ftlloap- Citizens Mr.. q. l.. Web
er, who was fraudulently nominated
for Senator, says that he fought,
bled and died for you. Do you be-
]ieve it? No! you know that if he
had died for you, he would not be
here to-day, sowing the seeds OF dis
sention in our ranks, and v!llityine
better Republicans than himself.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01

Our contemporary is evidently Ia
boring under halucination of mind.
Being a deceiver of huge proper
tons, our cotem. INDUCES in the be-
lief that the balance of mankind have
been moulded precisely like him.
Hence the halucination aforemen-
toned. When The Dunn tor sorre})
Leader INDUCES in a charge, Of what
ever nature it may be, we would feel
our Indebtedness to it's editor if he
would be more specific, or direct
This brings us to say that The Lead
er may have to borrow at large what
it prints as editorials, but that what
appears in the columns of The RE-
PUBLICAN is the production Of our pen,
not measured out by Jack, Dick,
Tom and Harry, but written by the
person whose name heads Our first
column. That an old foggy," or a
"planter" ever contributed to the
editorial columns Of this paper in
the past six months, we deny most
emphatically and if the editor OF
the Sorrel Horse can say as much
for his nose rag, we will prove by
testimony that his statement is false
in every particular. We are anxious
to fight the issues with you Boss
Buzzard, but you must intlict upon
yourself a bath of decency, before
we condescend to argue with a Sor.
rel Horse.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01

THE You've Folks RURAL is nov
city among publications for Young
People, entirely different from any
other in style and character. Cash
prizes are given for best " compost
tions. Write for specimen number
and particulars, which will be sent
free. Terms, $3.50 per year-$1. 90
in clubs of four and more, and every
subscriber receives pair Of beautiful
chromos as a fiift. Splen1iy prcmi-
inns to those who form clubs. Ad-
dress H. n. T. LEWIS, Publisher, Chi
cago.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
s;.rtiSl slotifcs.

SIl;nt Nr. <trn1i1's Wines Of Tnr will do
WEST ALF:AAnHIA. o.. Oct. 25 1870.
proprieto,s Dr. CROOKS inc of Tar:
GENTLEMAN: I am under great obligations to you
for the benefit derived from DR.. Crooks Wine OF
Tar. And to those afflicted wish to make ii known
that has, bcr, suffering for sixteen months with
"A bronchial affection. commenced using your
medicine with hut little confidence in its curative
powers. But after using the first bottle found my
health much improved, and after having taken 81 X
hottlcs am happy to state that am entirely cur.
ed and ii. Ike enjoyment Of good health.
Yours JntiN J. CoOS.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01

"Mr. Reid is we'll aware of the
fact that E. L. Weber, the nominee
of this Grant-National-R Republican
Party for Senator has been a Repub-
lican since the organization of the
party i'll the State. '-'so,rel Horse.
We beg leave to say that NIr. Reid,
nor any one else knows any thing Of
the kind.
The writer knows that E. L. Web
er never was Republican, until Mr..
Newsham made him Sheriff. He
never would enter Republican club
until he got the nomination and
had never, previous to that day,
claimed to be a republican. These
are things the colored people know.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
GREELEY
CAMPAIGN MUSIC,
Win a pittars Of Grerlty and E,ptr,,.

Win fittags Of Gree'ty and Htplrn.
Goodbye, Ulysses. Song and Chorus Gorham,
rs cents.
lie always Wears an Old White liat. Song and
Chorus MacHrty. 81 cents
The Farmer goes Chopniu. on his Way. Song and
q orui. Higgins - "r,tts
Greeley and Browns Gaiop to the White House.
Drrssicr 20 cents.
Grcelry'S t;ra: March. Smith, 20 cents
Grecley's Favort" Polka. Star!r, 80 cents.
Any OF the above matted. post -Vad ON recent OF
marked price. address }. l.. PETERS, 539 Eruat.-
way. Ncw.iurk.
Send ~ cents for the latest number %: PHrnFs'
MUSICAL MnHrml.y, and yna VIII get eight or ni;
choice pieces OF ucN Music, Get LII -.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
FOR SENATE.-1sth District.
JAMES REID.

Although the ticket nominated
last Saturday, at Ross Church, may
snit us individually, still, as a party
organ we can only lend it our sup
port when it receives the endorse
ment Of the proper authorities.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
spECIAL. TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE is hereby given to all Taxpayers. that
~ no further eEt"itiun OF time will h. granted
i'll the payment -. Parish n3iti Stale tHXrs. All
TaNlavcls are Hereby notified that unicss they
comply with this notice, they win be prosecuted
according TO law. X. &. STIRLING,
o@tl-.t. Collector
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
LOST OR .t;!SI.AID.

A prniso y Note for Eighty Dollars in favor Of
N. James Tnn,Esirrry aud signed by Peter
Chase. and witnessed by j. I. Van rr',mp. Al
persons are hcrrh, aua net L. l,t,iT- the
not payment as the same has been stop.
uctl;t. \. y. BRiANT.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
l'4rir!, t'u.irt

NOTICE is hereby given that William Tarlor,
Administrator Of .l:a SEcCi ssnl, OF Patience
Taylor deceased, has tiit,, r"vsionni "r
his administration nj III" ;,ii,'ivs nt said snerrssn
and unless icra npprs ia" is matte thereto within
ten days from the date hereof, tho same will DC
homoogated according to law.
CALVIN GOODMAN.
sep27-at Clerk,
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01

sgy WRITE Of ana, to satisfy II writ of III Fa.,
Hp isst, in the ,vr st ,lr suit r"ii sad non.
or:ba co,r. aud to- me directed, have seized anu
will offer for sale, IN
Saturday t'to 5th day of October,
A. d. lgf, nt the lnur Of II o'r,nrl A. ~ of said
.,y, The ioi.nwing meat iune, and described prop
trtE. tn-"it: ~
tr, acre., of lani alni m.rn\ tnrnls hti"hSlhi, 10
tho. succession ut MARTA Gray, hrvras"d situated
in township tire" 80 range three ~ west
Gly,t'.s','i,.. District.
Terms oil .;aIe--,>i n credit %! twelve mouths.
the purchases srsiitr h:s note with good and
solvent arrnrity. i."r!nm five per cent interest
,ruli day q! ~" Nh. pad,
+. V. LEAKE,
srr1.-rr-at 80 90. Sheriff.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
LIBERAL TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR.
COL. JOHN AcENnI.
FOR LlErTENAsT.G GOVERNOR.
DAVIDSON. B. PENN.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
SAMUEL AllNISTEAD.
FOR AUDITOR.
JAMES GRAHAM.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Fl. n. OGDEN.
SUPERINTENDENT or EDUCATION.
r. M, LUSHER.
COScREssMAN-AT-LARGE.
G.. A. SHERIDAN.
For Congrcss--Fonrth District-Lcns term
E. G. DAVIDSON.
Short term
ALEXANDER BOARAIAN.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
BURGLARS Snor.-Wa take the fol-

BURGLARS Sl1oT.-Wa take the fol-
lowing fron Tile 'ToodcH'e Sa1iins! /:
Goa Monday last, Mr.. Nsi;,l'es
Kellogg, OF the firm OF Bcau.nont &
Kellogg, discovered that a bar lad
been loosened above the door OF bis
Store. Tightly Judging that an ut
tempt would be mai.e to enter the
store. Mr.. h, armed himself with a
shot-eu and awaited the result
About l o'clock, a noise was heard
outside, and presently some one APP
peared through the opening and was
promptly fired upon. A:r. hcl.o9gg
then opened, the door aud di&chartr-
ell the other barrel ut the rotrca ing
bar-'lr3 with good effect, as it after
ward turne,; out. Next morning Il
w:.s ascprr;sireU that two sons OF
Mack Washington, (colcrell, o85
aye, nhout eighteen, I've other ten
os tw,lve, were TIC a1.itty- PARTIES
Nc cllar hal received $50 oj,e!s<o.
through he lungs, and viii D.obai /.
Gle: he Younger WAS si;ty. II! tn
legs, au<i viii recoyaJ.
Such :: lesson has hcan l:u>|al. as
the town has been subjected TO re
peatel hursla,ies within TIE past
year OF SO, aud We trust It VIII not
be lost.
Injustice to the parents OF these
boys We will state that it is not prob
able that they were at all coo,lizal,t
of the crime Ct ,h>;r children. In
fact the shock came near proving ia
Ia! to the mother rs Lar physicians
VIII testify"
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
Ill. disguised iii ANS, fnisety called nlcd-

III" Disguised ,il a,,s, tnisc!y called n'ch-
icinrs, sold in ban rooms Us % unica and +" stom
acl,ics" have nothing in common with DR. WAL
kEn's VINEGAR BlrTmns. That famous invig0rant
does no, its stnltin" pr"pretic les TO fiery and
a,lulteratrd Alcohol. but to medicinal roots and
herds never heretofore combined. The effect Of
the Httr;s in eases OF constitutional debility,
chronic indigestion, liver complaint and all dis
eases tending to consumption, is so marvellous
that cXcrI.. to 1hns,. who have felt or witnessed
it, the result seems in"lrtlibi'.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
Wli.. tS'3ai'I Of 3.0;&sss"....
Parish fN'esl ;fciics:.i;,.
In IN" matter of the succession of Cahc! B..
Ihinn, deceased.

w uhp,.irnrc TO au order o. the sarsl. r5nrt 10
q directed. will Otter lur sal" ut public
ton, iii ii0ut ut the Courthouse, ii y, 'ralts-
VIII. "n SATURDAY, the Ind d,iy Of So"t:lb.r,
a. Lag, III the .ugir OF II ui said day, IL,
t""wing mrniinn,.I ana t's"g.l'" property, he.
vii :! rart rs l:.lui siintrt| ON hHNon ful,lali"
H. The Parish o u,n,r ,uupee. lying in the ier oi
II tract ri l,l SITUATED! ut HI, iru'llan OF Barn $
Fnrarmhc and ;Iussr Tets" IN Tia" :tiia.! OF ruiii;
t"nprr, : <.,ll..rh hy G,slt!e L''oH.in-s Ia J.
Mathews H"zamnnI R"v2,r"n Francis tH9llo.
Alexander Ir,lnrrlcE. a Smiley, = Ti,nlt.s,.,t
ana John I'un', ii, lands l lrr,tin.r to Ia.
tate OF abel Il; Chin,,. rrtis.l. and being TIL.
land n,.r:!s 1t iv ;l!sr L. CUiH, A,ssi{tt,
GraugAnr containing about four hundred and
fiji y.tiE" superficial :,urcs.
TEEhH or SiLE.-taM, muh the 6sn..ft o.
GpiStit5tiHcnt
FEI.IN V. IEAKI:
cct Ct :sl8C' Sheriff
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01

usY VIRTUE of and TO satisfy twn w,i,s of Il, IA.
hSssrrd III the nhnvr st Wed suits. !r"n s'iid 'lnI'
urail, cut and to ,tir",l,4,, have sriHv ;,!d
VIII of.r ii sal. at toe Courthouse, III ~. Frail-
cisyi,r
Saturday, the 9Th day of October, \. d.
WE at the hnnr Of 1! o'clock A. 81. of SAID day.
thu following rl"tI,i",,rl AND described proper
tv. ta-M.i: one ."' Horse.
Irru.s Of ,,l,.-tasA VIA ttic benefit OF an-
PRAISE .ncn,.
j. V. I.EAkE.
sert24-S''.2n fh"tiif.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
NOl'ICl,,.

NpIICI..
The ,:,enhsrs M nji''nu sara Lodge - lf2. I. O.
+. b. tr'.er their i!a.l far TN NJ Il Sy!iH otru.
daring I'll" holidays; and All non nirlni,vrs are
cordially invited Il lttr,A
We also notify all un,,-i,raetcs that tho stores
will be closed October 3. 4. and IL.
sep:242t N. LIADuElM, Secretary.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
Il. =. T.. it;2 /. q. Il. II.

FI'iIE member; oi I'iynl sara :.ngc No. lGo T. O,
l. il. T., il; hear III nA ',t The REGULAR meet
III. vii lit. hold each SUNDAY ~ u',u,, p ):
Otherwise roitiut, 1t witch al members are
request to attend.
s. Well, President.
IL. LiSbHEi'. S""rttn'v. yiJ NIT.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
STATE OF lot ISlAHi.
Paris,h q. y Hs! @r!ici"na.
Magistrates toAlt-- First Wand.


Editor and Proprietor of the Dunn Leader, vs..
j. Y. Van rrump.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
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rTaA'rsi OF LOUISIANA.
Parrish eff West Eci;cianu.
Parish Court No. 557.

Dr. p. G. H. Kaufman. Va. William II. Gray. No, 5'1
III IA; in itNcr of Ben Sin!inuus.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-01
Parish OftVcu; iriic:ana.

Ii:u STATE OF LOUISIANA.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-05-23
goth, 2lst, and 22d of May 1879
REGISTERS Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons interes-
ted in the Estates of the respective decedents,
that the following accounts have been filed in
the Registers Office, of Monroe county, and
will be presented for confirmation to the Or
phans Court of said county, at Stroudsbnrg on
Monday, the 9th day of May, at 10 o'clock,
a.. M
Account of Charles j. Shafer Administrator
of Geo. Shafer decd.
Account of Joseph Fenner, Executor of
Margaret Fenne-, decd.
Account of Joseph Brong, Executor ofJacob
Brong, decd. :. -
Account of Joseph Fable, Guardian of Mar
tha Heller. -,
Second account of l.. W. Van Buskirk and
Andrew Kiser, Executors OF Geoorge l.. van
Buskirk, decd.
Elizabeth NJ. Hollinshead.
Account of Stephen Kistler, Guardian OF
Edwin X. Edinger.
Account of William Smith, Administrator,
de honis non. of Peter SNYDER, decd.
Account of J. Madison Price and Townsand
Price. Administrators of Charles Price, decd.
Account of John Heller, Executor OF Lud-
wick Smith, decd.
Account of NJ G.. Frutchey, acting Admins
traitor. of William w. Frutchey, decd.
Account of Juliana Zuber, Executrlx ol
Coplin Zuber, decd. :,
Account of Hetty Shellenberger and DAVID
Shannon, Administrators, of Jacob Shellenber-
ger, decd.
Administrators of Melchior Depue, decd.
JOHN S. FISHER, Register.
Registers Office, Stroudsburg
May 2, l872-4t
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-05-23
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