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ATTORNEY GENERAL OF OHIO.

We are iadehted tn A. II. Lewis Esor.,
Clerk Of the House Tor several interesting
documents. Among others is a special
TrpJ.: fom tho Auditor Of State. detailing
the amount oi ices paid in lg42-3-4-s 70
lawyers in suits where the State was par
~. Some ai these lees .re fine fat or.s,
given by a ii. Loco oco Auditor, 10 lean,
huk hungry oco'oco lawyers. II one
case Gen. la h7i received lee of $50
IN auo.hsr 1se s254. B.ough's brother
Clar.ey re- lived tees 10 the amount of
s55l.74in four cases. Speaker Spau'dirg
got $3.50 do..ass iH one case, and siO0 Tor
Other services. The total amour, OF law
yer's fees paid ~ the State in the above
ime was S3,I52.42!
How much wiser the policy Of having
competent State officers to appear for The
State, instead OF depending on men ofev-
cry grade Of intellect and character; and
how much better 10 pay an established sal-
ary than such fees as the aboye.-Repgb.
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HOW TO BE MISERABLE.

Sit at your window and look over the
way to YOUR neighhor's excellent mansion,
which lie has recently built and paid for.
and : zh out, "Oh that was rich mai!"
Get angry and think that you have lot
tlpnd il the worId.-Shed a tear or two,
and tke walk in the burial ground con-
linualy ying 10 YOURSELF "When shal! I
be buried hare!'
SIN t. for your friend and never for
gel your kindness; and every hour OF the
day whisper 10 yourself: Il wonder if he
viii pay that noie!"
Think eye,y tody means TO cheat you.
Closely ex mine every till you take, and
doubt it il genuine, I'LL you have put the
owner to great deal of trouble. Believe
ev ~ niue7ence passed you is but sixpence
crossed. aud express your doubts stCut
getting nd Of it if you should venture 10
take il.
Put confidence IN nobody and believe ev-
cry man you trade with to be a rogue.
Never accommodate if you can possibly
help it. Never visit the sick or afflicted.
and never give tarthing to assist the
poor.
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An Act in rlIalion to Writ Of Error.

Sec. l. Be il enacted By The General As
SC nbly cfhe Stale Of ohio, Thatupon the
afHrmance of Judgment by The Supreme
Court on writ OF error, brought by the de-
ierdant, the said court shall also render
judgment against the plaintiff in error for
five per centum damages upon the amount
due from the plaintiff in error to the de-
fendant in error, unless the court shall be
satisfied, and so enter upon their minutes,
that there was reasonable ground for the
prosecution ofthe Said writ OF error.
Sec. 2. That hereafter 10 writ Of error
shall issue as matter of course, under the
sixth section OF the act to which this is
amendatory, in any case in which there is
upon the minutes of the court, or among
the files thereof, waiver OF error ty the
party seeking such writ, or his attorney.
Sec. 3. That so much Of the said act as
requires the court in hank to be held twTce
year be, and the same is hereby suspended
for one year.
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temen who pfopo-a 'h- enaa a.eg.eri
aud whore do they Ili ;o1l Wly. s5i,
from Ih.t portion Of the Sli.e .Iothas ueel
most beHailed by improvements. Api
now, when they sTe eu..-e.y satisfied
thrm-e.vrs, ana have got aI the gHaTlI
provisions il the law autH0rzigg The +r4-
pTovemeut Of their particular esiDrs. ;d-n
they tuTl from tie Jd.a4c. OF bog cIl.zal-
who have derived no advantage iIuu
public appropriations, aad if possa.o de-
feat The efforts OF individual enterprise.
and prevent our people tom making im-
p:ovements with their own money ynd b.
Dor. Tins, sir, is not the literal &. gencrou
treatment We have D right % expert IL
such had always 1ecn 90" policy OF d."
State, those Interested in tu.o road ate
the last t!iat-Would complain.
But, sir, this is now new. The ulmoa
stretch OF libcaIly has heretofore been ay.
tended to the encouragement OF enter
PRISE, and no person supposed Il riGh! 10
put letters on the hands Of .hc iIhOfeg. and
lay burtheEs OF the money OF individuals,
to prevent them from huuiing railroad
or digglnga canal. improvements ot Ih7t
kind were regarded as he wealth. and
pride Of our State. Lu, we have fl'an
upon evil times iOt thJ-e Of us who have
not been fortunate enough, in t0gs C0ga
by, to plunder the Treasury, for the pur-
pose OF making Improvements. In the
present state OF our finances, hN commerd-
ed the spirit OF protecting the Treasury;
and would to God ,hs, spirit had uiWay-
prevujipi-preyaited. sir. ie.ore the hand
or the plundeler was llrast iuto the Traa-
jsury-and 5ei1re rob. cry AID pecn'a.irn
became the reward Of put'ir agents. 4
system. SIR, that came well nigh uaking us
| lankrupt- 50 near that our bonds Were
hawkpd about at 80 and 40 per cent. Gj-.
count. Yet, no,wilh.tandin all this, and
| !he enormous burhcrs, that were imposed
on our people, they bore it without a mur.
muir. Pernitme % pay one compliment t.
the people Of Carroll, who ask for This small
favor at the hands Of the legislature
! They have received 10 tavorS in the form
Of appropriations for improving that part
Of the State; 0nG they have received bul
small benefits from the State government
in any other manner. For the last three
! years your Penitenliary has not had con-
/ vict from that county. Those other state
| " monuments OF State philaHtbrony-thp
/ Asylums--are extending their humane
benefits to hut one fom Carroll county, and
that one, sir, not at the expense Of the
State. Yom delinquent list shows n
smaller number ofdeIjn1ucnts from Carol
county than from any other county in th'
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SPEAK NO ILL.


BY CHARLES SWAIN.
Nay speak no IN a kindly word
Can never leave a sting behind,
And. oh, to breathe each tale we've heard
Is far beneath a noble mind.
Full Oft a better seed is sown
choosing thus the kinder plan;
For il but little good be known,
Still let us speak the best we can.
Give me the heart that fain would hide
Would lain another's fault effdcei
How CAN'T pleasure human pride
To prove humanity out basel
No; let us reach a higher mood,
A nobler estimate of man;
Be earnest in the search of good,
And speak Of all the best We can.
Then speak no iIl-but lenient be
To others failings as your own;
If your the first a fault to see,
Be not the FIRST to make it known;
For life is but passing day,
Nolip may tell how brief its span:
Then, oh! the little time we stay,
Let's speak OF all the best we can.
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STATE BANK OF OHIO.

Below may be found the report of the
Select Committee appointed by the Sc
nate to examine into the affairs oIthe Board
Of Control Of Ohio, Tor an early copy Of
which we are indebted to Mr.. Lewis, Clerk
of the House. We think that Il perusal of
the Report, and of the acc Ompanying ta-
bles, Ilhe latter of which are so volumnous
that we cannot give tn EN-, will greatly
increase confidence in the stability of the
new system.-The checks upon the bran
ches, adopted by the Board, are of the
most sautary kind We think that this
central and highly conservative feature,
will exercise greater influence for good on
our country, than any other provision con-
nected with the law. From the report
and accompanying tables, we obtain the
following items of information:
Sixteen Branches have been formed, as
follows; Dayton, Franklin, Cincinnati
Mechanics and Traders Cncin natl, Xe.
MIA, Marietta, Chilicothe, Franklin Column
bus, Exchange Columbus, Merchants
Cleveland, Commercial Cleveland, Cuya-
hoga Fails, Delaware, SteubenviIe, Bank
of Toledo, Commercial Toledo, and Akron.
BY the end of another year it is beiev-
ed that all the branches authorised will be
established.
Capitat-amountsub subscribed, $l,769,OOO
amount paid in, 1927, ,9O7.
CircuIalion-new bills S993,34li Old
Xenia bills Sl20, ,48O-total $LII8,821.
Funds-God and silver $4l8, ,98l, ~Eas,
tern sight drafts, in specie, S297 ,lG2, 80
bank notes and sight checks S403,702
Discounis- bills Of Exchange ard notes
discounted Sl,777,749.
The total NEE us S3, 3,l86, ,72O total habit
tiles TO other than stockholders 2,227 ,02l /
The Exchange East has been one pei
cent. premium at all the Brncnes but Day
ton, which sold al per cent.
Liabitiesol Directors as principals 49,.
$40, as iudorsers 32,827; liabilities Of
stockholders, as principals 94,O06, as in-
dorsers 66,395.
The following is a statement Of the cir
cula:ion;
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U0lO LEEYSLAEUsSE.
REMARKS OF Mr.. ECKLEY,
WIN. PERKINS.
J. !. COMES.


REMARKS OF Mr.. EChLEH,
On the motion to recommit with instruc-
tons, the till 70 revive and amend the
bill 10 INCORPORATE the Carroii.On and Lo-
di Railroad Company,
Nj E,Llav said. that Notwithstanding
tho G.li,,, n,,ni,.sted. when ,hls hin was
u,dar con.iInrotion on Yesterday. and the
.nii;ort th,, was then made 10 en,harra- 3 il
in sncb - vov as "a render il of lullo utiG-
80 Ior I'm, nnrposps inteuaed. and in, par-
,iL spcres-. nj wha, he considered The en-
o,,;oso of ,ha hin hn VET lcltitadu,v he ow-
cd to his constituents. TO make one efo
n remove the edilIicul,ies thcv had succre-
de1 in throwing arouad it. lie s,id that
he cou,d no, avoid the idea, ,h,t verv
MANY who voted iorall the unnecessary &
embarrassing amendments, voted without
understanding the nature OF the improve
ment proposed. The till proposed 10 re-
viye an act 10 mcorrOlale company TO
construct a Railroad about eight miles in
length, connectlnga town in the interior,
with the Sandy and Beaver canal, at an
important point, and can never be Used for
any thing else, Other than The lranspOrta-
ton Of produce from the midst Ola wheat
growing country, to the canal, and through
it TO the Ohio canal. This, instead of be-
ing an injury to the Ohio canal, will be the
means 0! increasing the amount OF tolls on
it,
The place OF ormarkrt, for all Carroll coun-
tv. and great poytion OF Harrison and
IaFrs,n !. rho Ohio canal War00ed 10
it by way OF CamoIltoa; which is situate
twenty miles from the nearest point of the
Ohio canal. Now the completion of the
Sandy and Beaver canal, and the con-
struction OF the proposed Railroad, brings
a market twenty miles cas-: oil The Ohio ca
nal, and must Of necessity be the means
Of divcrting great portion otlhe produce
now sold al the Ohio river 10 the OHIO ca
nal. This, Mr.. Speaker, is the interest
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-03-06

A Yankee, travelling in the West, l.
mong other tough stories with which he as
,oni-hed his fellow travellers, mentioned
that one of his neighbors made million
pounds of butter and million pounds Of
CHEESE year. Finding that his story was
doubted, he appealed TO friend who was
with him. You know il 10 be tact, Mr..
Parker; | was speaking Of Deacon Browns
dairy-you know Deacon Brownw "Yes,
replied Parker, ii know Deacon Brow n,
but never heard precisely how many
pouads OF butter and cheese he makes in
wear, but know he owns twelve saw mills
that so by butter-miIk!
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736,O62 81

The whole amount Of liobili-
ties to others than stock
holders 2,227, ,O2I %
Present means TO pay the
same, 3,lG6,720 90
The condition Of the respective branch.
cs on the 5Ih of January, 1896, will be
seen with great particularly, in staiemen,
fC.) herewith filed,
The aggregate condition OF oil the BRAN
ches at the same time, are carefully sum
med up, and appear in statement (D.)
herewith filed.
Your committee ought not to close their
report without bearing testimony to the
ready assistance, which the President and
Secretary Of the Board Of Control have
given to their investigations, and their
desire for any suggestions tending to rem
der their supervision yet more efficient,
and system still more perfect.
Your committee trus. they have executed
the duties OF their appointment, and ak
to re discharged trom the lulther consjd-
Grafton OF the subject.
WIN. PERKINS.
J. !. COMES.
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Cowper We head chap trying to
spout Cow per the other day. He con-
menced, "Oh, for lodge in some vast
toidolO's nest"
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INpERTINENCE PUNISHED.

We find in the Courier des EIatS m h,s
.ooonst Of curions incident whrh &C.
"nr'sd a." ed at charity fair in Paris. A yonng
Iui.'S iI. Ms a., celebrated for her beau.
70 ~ and her wit presided atone ofthe tabl's.
Among the throng which pressed around
Ibe iair vender Of elegant fancy articles,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-03-06

To Wash Cdlicoes-Infuse three gills of
salt in four quarts Of builing water, aud put
the calicoes in, while hot, and leave it till
cold. And in this way the colors are ren-
derad permanent, and will not fade BY sui
sequent washing. So says an exchange
on the authority of lady who has often
tried the recipe.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-03-06

Coon. lis that the tune the old COW
died of" said an Englishman nettled a.
the industry with which New England
or whistled "Yankee Doodle,
enc replied Jonathan, "Ihat are me
time old BuH died Of"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-03-06

Farmer who supposed he was cite
zen of Canada, but who was turned over
to n Vermont by running OF the boundry
line. declared himself highly satisfied
with the change, because Canada was al.
WAYS sickly place.
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- 600 =

A CRUMB OF CoMFoRT.-A lady being a.
bout to marry man who was small in
stature, was told that he was very bad
fellow.
"WeN, said she, there ia one comfort
there is very little OF HIM"
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FRIDAY, February, 8, l84G.

SENATE-Mr. Perkins, from a selec:
committee, made the following reports
The select committee which was insLitu-
ted by resolution Of the Senate to exam
inc into the affairs of the Board Of Con-
troll Of the State Bank OF Ohio, and lis
branches, have given the subject such
attention as they have found consistent
with other duties, and now majority
report:
The agency Of the Boord Of Control in
the discharge of their important functions
will be best understood by reference to
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Yery Lrish.-The very last Irish case we
have heard is that of cook, who, happen-
ing 10 let some candles fall into water, put
them in the oven 10 dry.
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M Is oF ApYERTIslNG-


TER us OF ADVERTISING.
III e 'assrtiaa', o. e'4uaIs, SI.O0
Ersry subs qusai ihpiioH, 45
La-gs' 0Hes "a ProYortoa.
ALysrai diseouai rRi5s given 10 hs.e
'ho ad7rIiss JB iLe gear.
C1rBOOk. Busiasss CarGs, Hanghls.
and a. oiter fads = JOB Hork, nea,iv
e..e a. fl's Q5iey gy0s NE ai.H reasgsat.e e
ic,ass, l4.t sH ..e stJ5!stt Loiiee
sa=--sseszs szEs,szf. s.llszllzs-- gzlszzumaa
was young geHIleman Of much assurance
who g1zsd uFoa tIr lady with oHensivs
afrrCm, and affected toadmire the various
asH-..s exposed for sale, bur who fought
Eo..ug.
"Nh1t viii yo1 please TO buy. sirln ask-
ed Miss A., with smile OF peculiar
mra-iug.
on replied the exquisite. with a lar-
gu.-ahg .sCk, "whst | most wish 10 pur-
chase Is uHHapPl.y tot Tor sale"
PERHAPS % s," said the LADY,.
"Ob, No, dare rot dec are NV wishes "
"NeFer.AcIe-s," srid Mbs A., ''let me
know wHa' you wi-h 10 huy."
We'll ihfn. since you ms;s: upon il.
should Ike r.rg.eI Of your glossy Jlatk
hlu."
The lady mani6strd no embarrassment
a. iAe Tod request, Bus with a pair Of scis-
sors imm"1iiey clipped of Ole OF her
brouiI'u' locks and handed ID 10 the aston
i-hed yon'h, remarkrng that The price wGs
/ fee hnadred Gaacsi
/ Hcr o.a admi rr was thunderstruck at
. l'i.s demand, hut dared not demur. es by
I this tire g-oTp had collected and were
F listening 70 ,h- CONVERSATION. He took The
hair, rril over tho five hundred irarcs,
aud wish at aff O moHiieagion aEd sad
; ness let lAe hall
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ton, Of The sixteen banks, including Old
circulation Of Xenia bank, Is l,IIG.82I 90
Specie on hand, 443 93l 81
Funds east 2g7I8I 90
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Old circulation-Xena Branch 100, ,48O 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-06
4. r.

Professor Of vocal and instrumental music.
Residence at the house formerly occupied %
the BASD OTffcE.
IErms-FoF scholars at their W resi-
dences, Piano Forte with vocal music three,
lessons per week, per month, 80 90
For single scholar, . lessons per week,
per quarter IS 90
For the same, attending teachers res
ldehce, per mo. $6 per quarter, 90 90
Scholars residing in the country, within
eight miles from town and furnishing M
teacher with conveyance, a single scholar 4
lessons per week, per month GIG 90
Per quarter, M mi
If the teacher is desired TO furnish himself
with conveyance, an extra charge of So per
month will be made.
q liberal deduction is mako to families hay.
ing more than one pupil instructed.
The same charges or instruction on tbe
guitar.
dec 20 lG q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-06


The subscribers, residents of Baton Rouge,
Will attend TO calls IN any part Of Louisiana,
for surveying or aubdiyiding land, laying out
city or town lots, dwelling for canals or ditch
Bs on plantations, give estimates Of tie NUN.
Der Of cubic yards Of excavation for canals Of
diiehes, or tho quantity Of Etnbanknent for
l%evees, and the necessary cost for construct.
Ing the same
Having bud many years practical experience
as Ctyll Engineers on various public works
and Surveys, In Canada, New York, Psfna
sylYania and Virginia, besides having been
engaged for the last three aud a bali and one
and d half years respectively as CLERKS IN tho
Surveyor Generals office Of this State. they
feel confident Of their ability to give salts
action 70 al WHO may favor tbem with calls.
HENRY a. WILLIAM G. WALLER
surveyors u Civil Engineers.
euf..,,a Col. p. HlGty, ~ Rouge.
''''S'0"'0s'l Hon. +. Gibbs Morgan, NO.
Hon Jdiya Datt0n, 1barvitle
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Cheapest and Best Goods !!

At The Yeiiow Store Under The HtH.
Dfy Godds-Faney prtugt of latest styl
.assofted do, French do, half 1noutnfBg d
mourning do new st yie half mourning Il
fancy blue do blue plaihd dginestics apfo
checks shifting stfipeHs blue demtns a $
sorted fottonades, fancy gBtt0uades broad
COTTON damask bed ticks brown linen, net.
ting white and brown table eloihss Canton.
~iannels, 1annulsy uteEeBbin eHsHimtres black
Alpaca, green Cfeasian, assorted English
MeIinoes blshched domesticH, unbleaehPg
do, saddle lanketa, tolored oambrics, black
bumbazette, cotton velvets, extra fine black
silk, Irish Linens, Corseis and corded skirts
gun elastic su#penders, black silk crayats.
furniture prints, Madras Handkefchiefs, La
dies Stockings Of all kinds, mems half hose,
Ladies' nightCapE, children do, matrass bind
tngs, wofsled do, Goatdo, wotsted serge, white
and colgred tilot gloves, cotton umbrellas
bonnets and bonnet ribbon, Linen Bosom
hifts, side combs (shell and horn,) Muslins
and Jaeenets,
Boors Avn sHofR.-Catf sewed boots, peg
Red 10, Kip d., mud do.
Mems calf sewed bfogans, pegged do, kip
do, Creole pu, Russet do.
ladies walking shoes. brogans OF alllunde
kid slips, Misses do, Children's shoes Of va
r1ous kinds,
H1s and Caps.-Casstmcrc bats, broad
rim hats [btack and wllite1, glazed caps,
? 9th aud glazed DO, fur do,
HARDWARE-foeket Knives, scissors
razors, Butcher Knives, table knives aud fork
carving do, Shoemhfers' Knives, Planes as.
sorted, Ghiseis, augers, squares, drawing
knives, c0mpasses. castings, Britannia metal
spoobs. German silver do, Iron do, French
locks, knob locks, improved patent mol do,
Knob Latehes, Norfolk DO, brass plated spurs,
premium screws, patent butt aud strap hin.
ge#, cut lacks, beads, silver thfmbles, imita.
ton do, waitess, sHtCePan9 spades, Singing
hatchets, &c.
CROCKERY-Granite dishes, all sizes
Salad do, dinner, breakfast and soup plates
coffee and tea cups, bowls, white aud painted
ewers and ba%sins--and various other articles
too numerous to mention.
0rCaIl and examine before purchasing
j CHAS. A. HILL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-06
EDUCATION ON CHRISTIAN

PHiNCIPBESt
Hatun h6Her Classical and Commercial Doaf
cling and Day sohaBl The Rev. Jult
Duke date President of Franklin Cot
leRel Rector. 10 commence on the Il
January 1910.
Tbe course IL Instruction ii ibis institu
tion. will embrace, in the English aud clas#i
eal department, minute Hld cfitiral attention
10 cgap6sitiga, ]eiJcntj0a and tbifgl1gg tn all its
braarhag. The application of The rules 81
prusety In the structure and scanning 81
Greek and Latin verse, Is regarded as an eK-
erGise indispensable toward a thorough
knowledge and appreciation Of the beauties
Of ancient poetry
ii shall BE- ns we'll the never crRsids desire
and care Of the rector and his assistants, 50 to
labor ia the most important trust committed
ID them, that their pupils, may, together with
irrepfUachabte moral and religious con-
duct,aeuuite we'll meFtted reputation, for
gnupd. uspful. practical and accomplished
scholarship. IA able professor, a nHtive Of
Hnnuarv with vtHets to be empluyed If bes
c]ussaryl will give instructions 10 the French
. German and Spanish languages, also in
algebra, geometry. tri]gou0metry, Eplain
and sphefleal1 Theoretical and practical
surveying, linear drawing, Architecture and
Landscape painting. il
The rector grounds his hopes d continued
patronage and liberal supp ut by an en--
ghtens I'd public, on the successful ekpe-
Renee Of u quarter &c i century ~ this e0ttn-
try and Europe-on the strongest re6atnmeh-
dations from distinguished citizens of Louis
fana, and the Carolinas and above ait Oh The
lairly tested progress Of his pupils, Il moral,
literary and scientific improvements
Particulars as TO discipline, course Of stu
dies, vacations &c, 60, may he obtained by
application To the Rev. John burke, Baton
RugEes
fBnns or rulrtsp for day pupils In The eE-
etngntary branches Ell aH English education
[,relllns, readings writing and arithmetic
THaBH DOLLARS Goo. per month, ella ssics and
mathematics, stx potbARs per month, modern
Languages with other studies EtoHr BotbAug
per month,
ReIqreacss-Th Right Rev. Lconidas
Polk. d y bishop Of the Diocese Of La" The
Rev Francis Il HAWKS, d ID rector Of Christ
Church, New Orleans, The Rev. Daniel 8
lewis. rector Of Grace Church st. Francis
vile, The Rev w u lacy y - rector Of the
Southern institute, for young ladies, Jackson,
La. Natrhitouhes, the Hon, J Campbell.
Glen. 7 A Morse, James Taylor and Charles
Dullard, Esqs.
Alexandria, John k Eigee, Esq DR.. D1.
vitsou, OpFlousAs, Judge 0vcrtoB, Hon. q
King sc, be,
D0natds6hvllto, Judge Nichols.
Baton Rouge, DID Avery, IiAd. re.
The Prospectus of the Boarding School
DC, will be issued in 4 tew days.
> The teacher whose services have been
engaged, speaks French with the lite ICY and
correctness Of d we'll edocated native of
France,
December 18Th, 1915.