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Exhibition and Concert.

q Wv gu attent1on to tho ADVERTISE
'HScnh 1',na Other column, of the eSlsi-
hitioh 90 eoncert to be given on next
rncsaa,y az, q Wednesday evenings for
tno bc'eodi''t of tho Female Academy.
rno I,r oeesos arc to be devoted to the
prrelas g n % school library.
Tie '"orts Of Mr. ana Mrs. Benton
to %:,re tho Academy flrst~class in
st'tetiorroe[t 'carnins should be earnestly
c,'co,. rese &c by our citizens, and the
w.orEs for tie use Of the young Ladies
il OF snch ital Importance to those who
;srebei's EDUCATED in our midst that it
,,oust com'aa bond itself to every ono who
t.,kos - Interest in the education Of the
vow, g 'hd the advancement of society.
We gust that for once the people of
c1oa ,,o' wiz throw aside their lcthargy
rnQ co''e Out in forco to the aid Of this
aoo, Torl>> We arc assured that all
<sho atcna these exhibitions Will be
.smp1s Compensated by the treat in
=torc for them.
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS,
90 TO q. HOEENsCuEn,s

20 TO q. EOEENSCUEN'S
~ AND SEE FOR XoURsELvEsi
rho following articles now on CXhibitio
aud for "ulc io3c for cast:
WATCHES,
Consisting tn part of fine Gold and silver,
American ana Swiss make, for lntlics and
gentlemen, key ana stem wiuders.
SELECT STOCK OF JE:NEI.RY,
'2Hth as GOLD aud silver Watch Chains,
l.nctets and II variety OF Charms; Crosses.
Necklaces and iracclcts gold and jot)
tho sctts of Enr-drops and breaches, Con
lemons Bosom Pins; GOLD, Silver and
Steel Spcctaclcs (Gonuinc pcbblcs). a very
select stock of sterling
SILVER PLATED WARE
Consisting of tastors, for dinner and
brcnilin%t leo Pitchers, Soup aud Gravy
ladies, Napkin Rings, Ton and Table
Spoons, Table Forks and Knives, Isuttor
ithiVcS, Buttcr Dishes t,lnin and rcvofv-
lhS; tinc China Vases; Ornunontod French
and American Clocks; Musical Instru-
mcnts; Howe Sowing Machines (tho boat
iHachiHn iHade.} Monroe, May ~ 1878
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EDUCATIONAL.
HOMER MASONIC
FEE NJ ALE COLLEGE.

L Il :" ~ l. l.. 4 ~ L. IL Il q e.
The exercises OF this Institution began on
The scholastic Wtar is dfv;sn last into Two
Sessions of twenty weeks eaci-first ending
the I,s, last of January; the second the last Of
FACULTY:
L:IFE.WILcoSs President, and Prot Of Latin,
Mental and Moral science.
Mass L. TAGGARr, Assistant in Literary De-
s. Mt-A. ENs1'E yy Prof: of Music and French.
TERMS:
nn dhd of sesa, at Any S and eisrgea
ton except for protracted sickness.
Tuition, English. 81, 81 and 81 90 per mo.
instrumental Music with use
Estra lessons in Vocal Music Music: 20 20
nHrench. momentum. ......."..'...... 200 -
Board exclusive &; Of wishing 2''
lights, ana articles for toilet,
II paid Ill advance, for each
If not SO paid ...................."i5.O0
Incidental, per session "........... 100
=. Prof. Wilcox has now entered upon the
"a OF fhe tenth year OF his connection
Female College. During that time the
range Of studies has been as extensive as
any institution of the kind, and tho mode
know1edge OF those tudies. The discipline
IN tho College and Boarding Department has
health Of the pupils has been invariably
enod III ad of the abose refer
the Institution and former pupils scattered
throughout North Louisiana
Additions arc being made to tho Boarding
House, so that large number of pupils can
be accommodated il tho family OF the Pres
idont.
We, the Undersigned, having been ac-
Iuaintcd with the Workings Of Tho Ins1itu-
ton during the time it has boon undcr the
homogeneous Of Prof: Wilcox, very cordial
~ recommend it to our friends as y suitable
place to send their daughters
l.. \. JONES, w. NJ,
4. WARD, :. W.. -:
JOHN $. YOUNG, J. W., ;
and Judge Parish Cou;a,
J. X. RAMSEY, Scc'y,
Il. II. VAUGHN, TREAS. j
Roy. J. r. DAVIDSON.
Toby ), 1872. .0:ly
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SUMMER RESORTs--HOTEL
CASTOR SULPHUR SPRINGS.

The Proprietor OF the Castor Sufphur
Springs announces that he has enlarged and
improved his accommodations for quests
tho ensuing season, and that he will be able
to entertain with all tho com forts OF home
any number who shall seek tho Sprinrs for
either health or pleasure. Families can DO
supplied with private apartments and
bic. The table W i'll be supplied bountifully
with the bost to be had GOOD saddle and
harness horses, hacks and buggics, and
attentive hostlcrs Will be found ut tho sta
will afford good drives. Those seeking re-
Taxation and amusement will find Il spacious
bail-roonl, bowling alley, billiard tables,
&C., ready for their use. The adjacc,,t for
running near by, is noted for its fine fishing.
The waters Of the Castor sulphur Springs
are kIloWh to have great efficacy i'll correct
ing arrangements OF tho digestive ORGANS.
In al cases of general debility, its Alternative
and tonic effects arc marked, prompt and
satisfactory. The most obstinate cut:,ncous
diseases un failingly yield to its influence if
properly used. Chronic rheumatism, ncu-
ral5ll ana old ulcers may be promptly init
igated and often radically curod bv' Judi
ciouS uSC Of these waters
The Springs are situated about 30 miles
southwest of Columbia. \ regular line of
stages will run twice a week between CO.
Iulnbia and the Springs. Recent improve
inents on the roads and bridges rcndcr tho
ages from every direction.
Board Der day for atlults.........s 1900
5oard per week for aduftS....... ......1Z.0d
Hoard per month for 1000
Drafts payable on the lst day of January,
1874, given by responsible parties on re-
board. THOMAS IOI-GIL
April %, ls73.-im Proprietor.
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LOST OR MISLAID,

A. MaR9oo sSG F. Rh sa d On Maf OK
Joseph N1itchell and Rob't Endom; duo bill
fro,e 81 pobson on q, f. Tild5oi' end otnHf
be paid by the undersigned Tor the recovery
of said book and papers,
JOHN GERSPACH.
Monroe, Aug. so, 1873.
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Mr;; T.. So1oasoS will visit New Orleans
and purchase stock Of millinery mi, and .d dress
g9sodhsa tor t tho ; Mshiree arHfft she YIN
Until her departure, Mrs. $. will receive all
orders at her residenee in IIart's Addition.
Nfonora, Aug. 80, 1873, i'm
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OGhCITITA HOUSE
" Cor. DcSiard and Third Sts., Monroe. Ia
J. Z. I1unsickcr, Proprietor

Tho above named Hotel, so lon. and ia
vorahly known throughout tho country has
been rciittcd and newly furnished, and is
proprietor pledges himself to spare no eff
fort to make al comfortable who may favor
him with their patronage. pril n, 80. l
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@hnEn)sA d e1e9rapl1.
Mo$Rob@A> AUGUST 80, 1875.
rS>mzsAsi.

y pc'oo.raSs our readers thi= week
IN )en ~ docun, ent Which will
eo,r',;SsNt pretty generally
'ous r,s Section Of eoentry. The
'etp'oo Of seAer, who has sacrificed
We ,poa seuth as many "a: valuable
qotjo<a " the RESPONSIBILITIES
" On Ssaurralist have earned
tp1 - aterialistic epitl1ets
\, pe',oeo" and e hish-strung,''
y cr,,so before tho courts, by
(ort'tp'tn, and ". ", Farmer,
Is. p ~, 20 instance Of James S.
tor ~, ~. his son Robert G. Ray,
y. N'S he should not contribute
|estnna a of $4,000 to the future
" r ,o, 'hpecunious You'll, with
c,,'' father, for alleged TINA
. c1'on' Of t''e''poor boy's'
NJ ' 81 t., esasons 81 vomme ,a on
IT. y rs suit arc Withheld.
wjpna' POST surprise the reading
III ~ Tie names OF the attor-
o y na . brought this suit. That
he way family should seek to
%, ',s e&hce, press AID material,
oc n'ah much remark but
ssr ~ orrsson & Farn,er could
~ ehucrtake Case ike this,
!, t',S lave been rscIited. We
Il" n men to whom tic Press
PRAY ,,, scncrous ana charitable,
p ',, SUPPOSED there were 10
% VS. better understood the in~
~ % conscientious ADHERENCE
~, ,eeinciplc which have "ni-
cosIi,h'nllcd this papcr. 1t is
,ohe, however, that those
cp %evc thai g 'fee, uiil'afch-
r.ea u nuisance in any con-
a'' hat ajournalist who Will
,eaa " the nose BY every aspi-
p'a,'> }al honors, Or ambitious
~ 81, hid be r1'ade to feel the
3 "iaSh of All the QuirISs and
spo7e business it is to lie for a
il a'Sn barely possible that be-
r. y" McCranie is done an
t g. slanderous petition of
. sa arner, that these gentle
"|Vo some grave doubts as to
.. not an attorneys zeal may
na'nes bring dire disaster home
yC'
c Ivy 20 pay all the damages
pc Tvs s may have sustained in
jon o honest, Intelligent pco-
't eaarse Of this paper, and if
co., ra ecconvention the Peoples,
'e&s's claims Tor damages
~ ~, namc, we viii start several
''aks before the first white
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BUSINESS CARDS.

SOUTIfEEN Carriages FACTORY.
Tho uudorsgre ned takes pleasure in making;
known that he is now as we'll prepared as
before Tho war, IL not better, to do all kinds
CT work, either in
Manufacturing or I2cpaLTaS
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HACKS, ETC
Ready In'tie work kept on hand; speed
mcus of Which may DO seem by calling at tho
Factory. io VIII also carry on a general
BLACKSMITH shop, arr3ii Scl 30 do all Kinds /
blacllstntr hing. Terms reasonable.
April ii tS6G. uS0-s tCt;. ENDOM.
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NO,EEClE.
NH,KIHNA,S SALOoN.

w DESI a r. STR L Eft,
Opposite Endom's Ivory SiabIo}
NJ O y ]; . i, 49,,
Is kept VOL supplied with tho best wines
and liquors and fhv"ritc brands of cigars
Polite attention and good order guaranteed
April 10, 1871. n3O-Stn
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&S TO goo i'cr Dnyt Agents Wnn,edi
Po ~ wv All class,os OF Working paonit,
or other sex; young or old, mako moro
money Mt work for us In thSir spnro mo-
ntcnts, or all tho tino, thnn ut any thing
clsn. Particulars free. Address a. tStiI,soH
~ CO., Portland, Mnlnc. inniS
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\ r'asch game Of base ball Will take
pa &c nere on the 4th between tho Mad
iso11 Nlnes and tho O. V. Base Ball
Cub, Tho match viii be followed by
acotj'lon party in honor of the visitor.
Nrucr Pleasure, Messiurs.
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Big Circus Coming.

OF city is at last to be cnlivcncd by
tie rdNont ola monster circus. The
Merc montion Of Rohinson's name is
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r $. RICHARDSON 4 CO..
WHOLESALE GRCCERS,
Dealers IN Hestesn Produce, and Cons
mission Merchants,
OPPOSITE II. II. DEPOT, DELTA, La,
Would respectfully inform, their friends
have just completed their mammoth store
house aud opened Tho same with tho largest
stock OF
Plantation Supplies n Family Groceries
Ever brought to this section. Their
stock consists, III part, OF
Flour, Butter, Bacon, Pork,
Hams, Lard, Corn, Oats, Bran,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Rice, Canned
Aud Preserved Fruits, Oysters,
Vegetables, Wines, Liquors,
Tobacco, Cigars, Crockery Of all
Kinds, Flows, Wagons, saddlery,
Hardware, Wood and willow-Ware;
In fact, of everything in their limo that
or in tho Household. Their goods viii be
found to DO of tho best quality aud having
manufaeturors, they viii DO sold ut prices s
that defy competition. Their terms Will le
ne as saose t Gd any ,o other house
chased cheaper from them that Mt vicksbnrg
in addition to tho saving OF ferriaRo and
cotton. Give ,hem cad, Setpre pu Pha hor
elsewhere. Remember
J. $. RICHARDSON &CO.,
Opposite Railroad Depot,
juiy26:'3 DELTA, LA.
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I'D. PARKER,
- DEALER IN

'3tI FfItO
wINNSBoROUGII, LA,
ES~Will buy and sell cotton at best map
ket rates.
LIVERY STAn,.E.-1Ir. Parker informs the
travelling public that he Keeps the Winns-
borough Livery Stable, and can ALWAYS
supply horses, buggies. &c, and will take
good care Of any stock loft at his stable.
Nov. o. 1872. SLY
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IRENToN ADVERTISEMENT
1'}sENTON DRUG STORE.
NEW DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Fresh and Genuine!
Tho UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces
rally that he has just rcceiveda wcll-assort-
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
Including all tho leading and standard
PATEST MEDICINES.
And has cstab iishod himself again upon
The the; ashes Of his OLD stand, in tho smoking
r at of 1ren,toit,; Ia. IadnisGul for the
solcts u contilueance Of the same.
VI Physicians Prescriptions carefully
~, orticrs fron' the country solicited,
''"Hc :, 1s13---'N }. MOORE.
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.

HOT tVs, snDE.fs IgAT'fEHg
- j y II lGS - u GA S.
fASninnahic iiair Dresser and IlaTlInr
Grand street, takes pleasure in informing
the citizens OF ionroc and strangers pussin.s
through, THAI lac has completed urrnugo-
iiicntS ny which he is enabled TO supply all
who desire with Il Hot Cora, Rsusi;ivti or
SAT- Hntir, 1T any limo OF tho day from
and Shaving done III tho bc,G manner Tho
only place whcro you can huyTuE IYplAtS
fEItl MIXTURE, the SuTCat and best remedy
iof all diseases Of tho lair and scntpS
i,r"npt and polite attention guaranteed to
al WHO may honor mo with thcir patron-
age "a" Ford. Cook Will hc pleased To SEQ
li5 many friends ut my establishments
May >, 1873. 3:f;
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EO'Ess,E.

:S;ttahmaping tor Brt93iding of all descriptions
for twenty days only.
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Ga. E.cs1Iss; s'EsEaGHsE's.

MHt"it!intA, and others, muiliug bills In
81. Louis. arc notified that the Buht.tEfTt
iiii;L'i, or any packet commanded by cit hor
or mo undersigned, will rocoiNo all ST
LOUIS frciEhtS consigned TO thcir boat or
boats, II tho Mouth Of Red river, and DO
ltNcr The %:ltno ut Monroe, or Trcnton. on
through bills, for
7 l. n = II &c & emf LESS
liian amy Through rnlr& now charged fro,n
ST. Louis TO Monroe, or Trenton, whether
by Eul or Through boats.
rms arrangement win continue until tho
lOW-Wat"T NcnSon.
!. w. BLANES.
+. \. BLANKS.
Monroe. March 20, 1873 &Gtr
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Tho CATERPILLAR,

Al ''ons the erin the Island and
on TIC ,hoSiard, tie catcrpillars COM
1'letcd the destruction of the cotton by
tho 25th' The first caterpillar reported
in tni5 parish, was on the 9th OF juno.
Tho crohs in the hills and on Hoeuf
riv, are Still ,1nhurt.
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we have received Nos. , and > Of the
Con- cofaia Eagle, published at Nidalia,
by l1aV1a Young, the colorcd rcprescn-
tat SO OF that parish. The Eagle is
Rcpr1plIean, but thus far seems to be
modcr"te and conservative. We hope
tho ENTERPRISE will add materially to
tho adVancement of Our poor State.
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0UACII1TA FEMALE ACADEMY.
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
tor l-oMny LudfeS,


MONROE, La.
The session of lS72-'73 will commence on
Monday, the I'd dag of September.
Mrs. Il. W. BENTON, Principal, and In
structress of the PRIMARY department
TIIos. o. Benton, Esq, Instructor of tho
Academic Department.
-------,I nstructress of French,
and assistant in tho English branches.
Mrs. l.. w. WEDDEL1, Instructrcss Of
Music.
Miss M.S.Pu1rPEN, Instructress in Draw
ing, Painting in water colors or Oil. en-
broidcry and fancy needle work.
TERMS {pAYAnLE MoNr1Ly):
Primary Classes. $500 per mo.
Middle " 400
Academic .............,. 800
Ercnch 90 ............, 500
Ntusic(Wlth use ofinstrumcnt) 600 g
Board, including Washing
lights, tvc.......... .................. 5000
Drawing, P::intinEs Nc, ut 1cacl.crs'
Charges Aug ~, 1872. 3O-tf
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sufficient to guarantee large audience.
The show is spoken ofby our exchanges
III rexas as being the largest and best
that has ever visited the Lone Star
State. And from our own knowledge,
we know the equestrian feats OF James
Robinson to be we'll Worth the price of
Submission. Particulars will be found
in the nonste: advertisement else
where.
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NEW ADVERTISER
FXHiHI'EION ANN CONCERT

For the bench, of the
OrAcHITA FEMALE ACADEMY,
10 be given
AT THE AcADfiM
on Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings,
September and 3d.
The performance On each evening will
rwO CHARADES,
IL which the ci,araeters will be represent
cd by young ladies' and ssentlcmen Of we'll
known ability, and also Of
Instrumental anu Vocal Music,
BY, distinguished. amateurs who have
kindly rendered their SERVICES.
The procceds Of these exhibitions are to
be devoted exclusively to the purchase Of u
school Library, which will beceme the pro-
perry OF the Academy, and be reserved for
the 1lse et Of the young ladies connected with
It is hopei that the citizens OF Monroe
and vicinity will not Withhold their aid
frou, SO praiseworthy at, object.
P' IiiGG or Admission 81 90
va Doors, opcn at : K O'Clock.
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TINfVGssSITY Of NASHVILLE. Tenn.
Founded in 1852
The next session of the College and Pre-
parat";N Departments opens
September l, 1873.
Studies in the College schools, elective;
Discipline, pituitary. Tuition, penr term OF
twenty weeks, $50 to $50. Board, washing,
fuel, furnished rooms ana surgcon':, fee. 1oi
same iftf1"d ~toI- Apply to
l.. KIRBY SMITH,
.ii:l'ii Cfancci1or.
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r'Gsrs SaEIgIy

y PARTON Of the tract Of land known as
Forest Homo" or Layton Place, ON thC
ouachita river opposite Pine Blur, contain
ing 900 or 600, acrcs about 100 i'll cultivation
easily put in cultivation, and it il known
as tho most desirable place on the river.
Apply to RpHt.f"F LAYTON,
4l:il Monroe, In.
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KxTAE0NS. EsUGExf.S.

CNsTEb 4, FIRST,
~ FKorEIEroH$.
G y Il Il 4 q L. \ y ID = NJ IL = nor
GRAND STREET., MONROE,
Have thr pleasure OF notifying tho Public
that tAHy arc prepared To buill and repair
Carriages aud iiuggics, TO Shoe Horses, and
execute all kinds OF Plantation Work.
~ Owners of burdens SubSoH Attach
ntcnt tur Nurchit3 Parish. mars, ..:25tr
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4 CARD.

ga Doors opon at * O'Clock.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
~ persons arc forbidden from trusting any
person on account of the Condor Mill Co..
as the undersigned will not be liable for the
same. WIN. H. SEARS,
-etrsg, OF. b, IRA G. HOITT,
d2l-lm .#.ra GEO. A. TREADWELL.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-15

Over eight millions of acres in Cali.
fornia are held by five hundred men.
This is one Of the principal drawbacks
to the development ofthat State. These
lands thus withheld from market and
cultivation include some Of the best in
California. There are fifty men who
hold fifty thousand acres each, and
there are sixteen men who hold over
eighty square miles Of land, The W
ers OF these lands largely represent the
business men and wealthy prIvale citi.
zcnc OF San Francisco. The land thus
held is estimated at 1892, $4,000 by the
State board Of equalization.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-15

What the people Of Louisiana want
is justice at the hands of the political
branch Of the Federal Government. /,
the Executive branch IS permitted to in.
t]erferc, they wish it 10 be responsible
aud effective interference. As matters
now stand, they regard the form of
sclf-goyernment imposed upon them as
al expensive and dcIusiycJarce. They
wish either the be ruled by the direct
action Of the Federal Government, or
favored with such responsible scllgov
emmett us political experts will admit.
W DC republican in form"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-15

Hon. Olkes Ameo. Of Massachusetts,
died on the Sth instant. He was sew
cral times elected to Congress, and was
the active genius in the Credit Mobilicr
scandal. But when the matter was up
for investigation he faced it without
shrinking or ~hIenching and told the
truth, and produced evidence in his
hands with mhcsiLating ~frankncss, to
the confusion and shame Of CoIfaX,
Kelley, Wilson and others who had
boldly fals;rod or weakly ]cquiyocated
about the matter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-15

Ofthe refusal Of the Ohio Legisla-
tire to repeal tue usury law, the Gin.
cinnaii Commercial says: The al.
most incredible Ignorance and stupid.
ty of again refusing the people free
trade in money has beer committed.
The proposition is perfectly clear that
the usury laws Increase the rates of in.
drive capital from Ohio, and
labor Of its homes: reward
Still the rural roosters are SO thick
headed that a surgical operation will
be required 10 get the fact into them"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-15

Uhuef the uea1, IaFabFapllCal,
he Nashville Union and American
"The Winchester Hsme Journal
two editors, and it is said Of them
that one is strongly opposed to popu-
lar education, and the other TO the es-
tablishmcnt Of manufactures in bis
This extract gives the undersigned
an opportunity to "rise and explain"
but having jus. returned from 8 trip to
Lebanon, as q member Of the Press
Association, has not time or space IN
which to say more than = few words.
We suppose the paragraph was writ
ten after reading, in our last issue, the
leading editorial entitled What ought
we TO do p and which, manifcstly,
was calculated 10 discourage manufac-
turing with protection as its accom-
yaniment. The article was written by
DR.. Metcalrc, who owns an interest IN
.,hc Homo ,JourpaI office, and whose
name was placed with ours at the head
Of the paper last week. 1t must have
been apparent to any close reader OF
tbc Uomc Journal that the opinions
cyprpsscd in said article were not in
occ,rd with what we have heretofore
written by way of helping our county
coward orcater ~nrospcritv. While we
onnoqo protection as a princip!c, yet as
q matter If sound nolicy we favor the
announcement Of all kinds Of manu-
roctoriuo. and would. if we could. have
, c,,,on r,ct,ry in every county Of the
cou,L And we womb have furnace
.rout;,1, anil ,oo q ocncropsd eyeI-
,oa, n ,bo wch minerals which lie
.l ,,, m~ou,toioe A trin
n...l eta T,Lioh vol,oy or Penn
..,,.o.io ,oo. or ,wo sinra most
ln,Lr,. f,onr,.sod no with tbc bclfcl
M.., T~,n,olsoo,, cool and iron oIono If
I..l.,,d L,, ,ronor cr-cour,oomont
n.anI molo hnr ,ho penr,yIy,pia Of
A.. c.nM
royioo hoo, ohoIisbca va c,p
.o,,o, .oS,r. c,r ,ho orcorroqo-
mani, ,ro s,ool NJ And If nrolcc,ion
hos ooricLcJ fine North, wby should
10 90 to rpip imam noli,icaI nb,rroc.
,iors ,bq, have nlaycd their part upop
,lc noIi,iro, s,ooc. If we can. BIZ iu-
d,cin,s crcopr,comant soc,r. fine in
vos,r,ont If c]ani,,I in factories and
furnaces. and machinery Of all kinds.
docs II nat foIlow That increased popu-
,n .u,. a.. .,r,y wan ,a. g.,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-15

1t must now be painfully evident to
all parties, no matter what their polili
cal iucliuings, that Louisiana does not
possess that republican form Of GOV
eminent which the Federal Couslitu.
ton 80 solcmnly guarantees to every
State OF the Union. A government is
neither in form nor spirit republican
when officers fairly elected are not
permitted to enter upon the discharge
of their duties, and others, who have
not been elected, are installed through
force, ia utter disregard Of popular
sympathics and tho constitutional tor,
malitics by which consent is mani.
tested.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-15

The Home journal, Of Winchester,
says the Liquor Law would have been
q nullity il the Governor had not We.
toed it. The editor speaks with Il
knowledge that he would have an,
nullcd his share Of it GAINESVILLE
Tobacco Leaf.
Yes, and Il most worthy and e~ficicnt
assistant we would have had in the
person of the Tobacco Leaf man, in
support of which declaration we could
appeal to a host of good fellows with
whom we mingled At Lebanon the other
day.