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Reply Of Lord Brougham to The ADORE Letter.

Monsieur lie Minstre, i have the honor TO acknowl.
edge the receipt of your letter Of the sth.
could never have felt any doubt that in making
myself uaturaized French citizen should lose all
my rights an English peer and an English subject
IN France. could only ENJOY my privileges as an
Englishman when in Englaud--in France should be
what the laws Of France grant the citizens Of the
Republic.
As desire, before all things, the happiness of tho
two countries and their mutual peace, | considered it
my duty to give proof OF my confidence in French,
institutions, IN order to encourage my English coun-
trymen to have the same feeling.
Receive, &c, H. BROuGHAM.
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The John Donkey is hard hitter. TIL

The John Donkey is hard hitter. The fol-
lowing is one of its last complimentary bows to
a couple of famous Senators. The letters pur'
port to have been received from the signers just
after late debate in the Senate U. ST.
NV dear John Donkey-Don'I for Gods sake report
my little spat with the wretch Hale in the Senate to-
as that wouldn't do had to take up with the id alb
ol,ionist. Ii had been iloored BY Wing or Demo-
GRAFT i shouldn't had mlnded-bu TO be ridlcued by a
woolly hearted negrophollst was as CanceI says IN
a i,,le too deyilish bad Enclosed you will find a
check on the Union Bank OF Mississipp-merely to
p'' "'' Yours gratefully.
Hon ii s FOOTE.
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oUN ENV VILLE, .. e.
The undersigned, proprietor of China's FIo-
tel, at Sumter Court House. s. c., respect
fully informs his friends and the public, that
he has thoroughly rctitted his Hotel. and that
it is now in complete order for the accommo-
dation Of Boarders, Visitors and the Travel
ling public.
He returns his sincere thanks to the public
at large for their generous and liberal patron-
age, and hopes by strict attention to their
comfort to merit its continuance.
His establishment is conveniently situated
on the Main street, near tho Court House,
and will be found convenient to members Of
the Bar and Planters visiting the Court House
on business. His table viii be carefully and
regularly furnished.
JOHN CHINA, Jr.
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s.N. OsTsIsCE,

The undersigned have been appointed by
the Governor commissioners for Sumter Dis.
trict, to ascertain such persons, In said Dis
trict, as may be entitled to relief out of the
appropriation made by the Legislature .sfor
the immediate wants of the widows and or
phafs Of those of the Palmetto Regiment
who have died since the commencement of
the Mexican War, and those who have be-
come disabled in tho service" Persons
claiming to be entitled to such relief should
make application as soon as practicable, as
the commissioners are required to make re-
turns to the Governor by the lst March next,
when the fund will be apportioned.
!. Applicants should be prepared to furnish
the commissioners with the testimony of at
least one respectable witness, or other suffi-
cient evidence, of their being tho widows or
orphans of deceased members of tho Pal
metto Regiment, or Of having been disabled
in the service, Where the applicant is dis
abled volunteer, evidence should be furnish
ed as to the extent he is incapactated from
earning support by his own labor Gas one
half, one-fourth, &C. and what are his other
means OF subsistence: and where the aDpli-
cation is E,ado by, or ON behalf OF, the widow
or orphans Of deceased volunteer, their
names, the ages Of the children, the propor-
ton in which they are capable of contribu-
ting to their own support, and their other
means of subsistence should be proved.
Persons living in tue neghborhood Of
those who arc entitled to relief out of the
appropriation aforesaid, are requested to give
them Immediate information OF this notice.
J. S. G. RICHARDSON,
WAl. IIAYNSWORTH,
MONTGOMERY MOSES.
Sumterylle, JAM "a, 1913. l3 If
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life on the night Of the 29th
January, after all attack of more than five
months consumption, during which time she
was confined entirely to her bed, in the 3lst
year of her age, Mrs. LYDIA ANN TISpALL,
wife of Mr.aJ. ,Fndall and daughter of the
late Edward Wells, Esq.
The good qualities Of the subject of this
notice were best known within tile limits of
her own immediate family. She was modest
and unobtrusive in her manners; sincere in
+ her attachment, and increasingly devoted to
her little child and husband; tender and kind
to all, by which she won while she lived the
esteem and affectionate regard Of all who
knew her we'll; and most OF all she was con-
sistent in her christian profession, in the time
of hersprotractcd and painful illness. She
seemed remarkably sustained by the Divine
! favor and Grace OF God, for seldom or ever
/ she was heard to mourn or complain. She
always seemed perfectly reconclcd to Gods
christening hand.
She often conversed freely and (and it be may
strange to say) cheerfully upon the ground and
evidence Of her hope of immortality, beyond
her approaching dissolution; and said repeat
Il edly, 81 am hut just waiting the Lords time
TO accomplish his purposes with me"
5$tt$I IN her removal (Which was calm and pence
tfuD her family have sustained an 1rrcparadle
loss; and the Baptist Church at Bethel, al
orderly and exemplary member.
How truly did the Apostle say
aTherc remanest therefore rest 10 the
people Of God."-[ Communicated
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COLUMBIA, JAN 1913.
TIE LEGISLATURE having appropria-
ted the sum Of FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS, to be applied, according to the dis
crction Of the Executive, "for the immediate
want Of the Orphans and Widows of those OF
the Plnctto Regiment, who have died since
The commencement OF the Mexican war, and
those who have become disabled in the SER
vice" in order that those fori whom it is de-
signed. may receive this provision as fully
and as speedily as practicable, the following
named persons are appointed Commissioners
in the several Districts which furnished the
Companies that composed the South Carolina
Regiment viz;
Richinmi-A. s. Johnston, John Bryce,
Edward J, Arthur
Sumtcr-James S. G. Richardson, IVm.
llaynsworth, NJ. Noses.
RcrShnm-Thomas Salmond, John Smart,
John G. West.
Lancnstsr-J. II. Witherspoon, Thomas j.
Wright, John Adams.
Chcster-John Rosborough, James Hemp
hill, Major John Kennedy
Fairfcld-Gen. John Buchanan, David
Nc McDowall, A. w. Younge.
Nemberry-John S. Carwvle. Drayton
Nance, Col W. II. Harrington.
AhbcrIe-Thomas p. Speirin, Thomas
Thompson, Robert Wardlaw.
EdgcfcM-N L. Griffin, Thomas G. Ba-
con, |Fm r. Butler.
Barnweh-B. II. Brown g. W. Trotti, A..
y. A!drich.
Charlesion-B. c. Presley, Henry Gour
din, A. III. Brown
All those entitled to and in need Of a share
of this appropriation, are desired to make
Immediate application TO said Commissioners!
who will please take the necessary means to
make known their appointment, and its pur-
pose, to the citizens other respective Dis
tricts; and make returns to this Department,
rf such apple a,ions as they may receive,
by the LIST March, when, the fund will be
appoortioncd, according to the demands upon
It. In the mean time, if there should be any
cases OF pressing emergency, the Commiss-
toner's will give information as to them with
ont delay.
Instructions more in detail will he forwarded
to the Commissioners; and it is confidently
expected that they will checrfully use all due
exertion, that the relief provided by the state,
may find its way to the widows and orphans,
and wounded OF her patriotic soldierv.
DAVID JOHNSON.
Feb. g. ii Il
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OU Ae IIdb = n :.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public in general, that he has
fitted ont house as n RESTAURANT, oppo-
site Mattheson's store, and between Davis's
Hotel and Boyd's Hotel, where will be found
Eatables of the best kind the market can af-
ford. Also, Planted Oysters-all of which
will be served up in the best style. The
Bar is furnished with Liquors and Cigars, of
the hest quality.
The subscriber having long experience
in tic business, hopes, by strict attention, to
merit an equal share Of public patronage.
JAMES G.. M'kENNA.
Camden, Nov. 3, lS47. 8 II
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EST'lS LAY.

Tolled before me, OH Thursday, 3rl Feb'y.
a bay horse, about ii or Is hands high, one
white hind foot, his back badly marked as
with a saddle, together with other indications
of having been badly used. Said horse is
valued at 25 or 30 dollars. The owner will
come forward and prove his property, pay cx-
penses, &c.
J. B. N. HAMMET, Magistrate.
Feb 8. l84S. Is If
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SOUTH CAROLINA-SUMTER DIST

By w. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary.
Whereas, Martha Wilson has applied 10 me
for Letters Of Administration OIL all aud sin
hgular the goods and chattcls, rights and cred
its Of James L. Wilson, late OF the District
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and atmonsh
all and singular, the kindred ana creditors o.
the said deceased, to be and appear before me
at our next Ordinary's Court for the said
District, to be holden at Sumter Court House
OIL Friday, the 25th day of February, 1913, TO
shew cause, it any, why the said admnisua-
tion should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this l;h
day Of February. in the year of our
IL S. Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
forty,eght. and in the list year Of
American lndopence.
w. LEWIS, 0. s. D.
Fob. 8, lsie. Is 2t
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NOTICE.

The undersigned expects to open in Sumter
vile, OH Monday, the 18th instant, an
ENGLISH SCHOOL, limited to Twenty
Pupils, and similar to that lately kept by Mr.
BowLEs.
The school room is in the new building
on the lot lately occupied by MIR. EAuREI
DlNKINs, and near the Methodist Parsonage.
+. M. ADAMS.
Jan. 9th, 1s49. ll3t
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

All those who have consented to become
members of "a Volunteer Rifle Company to
parade in or near Sumtcrv:llc, whenever a
sufficient number is obtaned'', as we'll as
any others who are dcsirous Of becoming
members OF such company, are requested to
meet at the Court House in Sumtcrville On
4 the the first Monday in March next.
Feb. 8, 1913. Is If
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NOTICE.,

The subscribers beg leave to inform their
friends and tho public generally, that they
are prepared to SHIP with despatch all Cot
.on ION .nat may be entrusted to them the pres
FIELDER, BRIGGS, g. co.
Wrights Bluff, Jan. l, ls4s. 10 4t
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STRAYED,

54 From the subscriber OH Friday, the 4,h
inst, two horses; one Of them cream, about
l6 hands high, and PAGES under the saddle;
and the other bay, about Is hands high
Any information will be thankfully received;
or liberal reward will be paid for their de-
livery to me at Sumterville.
A. Nj. WHITE.
Feb. 0, 1873 Is If
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WANTED,

A general assortment of Fancy Articles;
including Pungc nts, Otto Rose Vials Fancy
Walls, Toilet Cologne Ornaments, Chalk,
periunery, Soaps. Nail and Hair Brushes;
Tce,hing Rings, steel Pens, Pocket Ink
stands, &c. &c.
December 8, 1S47.
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NOTICE.

BY permission Of William Lewis, Esquire.
Ordinary Of Sumter District, will offer for
sale, to the highest bidder, on Tuesday, the
1st of February next, at the residence Of
Mrs. Mary Imam, from l2 to ID NEGROES,
one Mule, Buggy, Cart, hogs, cattle, corn,
fodder, household and kitchen furniture, &C.
Terms made known on day of sale,
II. II. WELLS, Admir-
Jan. 13, 1913. l2 2t
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b JUST ARRIVED IN
SCHOOL AND BOARDING,


The subscriber expects to continue hia
School at his residence near this Village the
ensuing year-to commence the second Mon
day in January and ending the first day Of
December. The school year, which will
consist of Ten Months, will be divided into,
Two sessions Of five months each, with an
intermediate vacation Of week or two.
Terms for Elementary Branches as far as
to first lessons in Arithmetic So per session.
For remaining English Branches and Latin
and Greek Languages, $40 per session.
English Compostionan and Defamation shall
receive as unreuiitted an attention, as lie is
able to give.
Having enlarged his house, he is prepared
to take. as many as eight or ten bparders-on
the following terms: $50 per session board
ing all the time and having the washing done.
$35 per session, boarding from Monday
morning to Friday evening, and having the
washing done at home. Boys from twelve to
sixteen years Of age, would be preferred, as
they could walk to church; but we will not
object to girls.
Sumtervillc, Dec. Z, 1886. 6 St
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Eata,o of Jas.
r. Berry, deceased, are required tomalio inl-
mediate payment to w. Lewis, who holds the
Notes belonging to said Estate And If not
paid on or be;ure 10Th day Of February next,
said Notes will be sued
II. II. BERRY, Admir-.
Feb /, 1913. 10 Il
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sA,5l:3 Acres OF Land for
$4,000.

The subscriber, wishing to make differ
ent Investment Of his property, offers, OH all
extended credit, his land for sa;o.
Health-iine spring watcr--cytcnsvc im-
rovements--contigui'y to different churches,
and good society, are among the induce,
&n,ents to purchasers.
--i LSO-
From Is to 20 likely NEGROES; 10 be
sold in falnilies-and to approved purchasers.
II Terms made known upon application to
s4 THOMAS K. ENGLISH.
Mill Grove, Sumter Dist.
a. February !, 1913. u st
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FOR SALE.

A Tract of about $50 acres Of land situat,
ed on the "Hills," about four miles from
Stateburg, near HCatchalE.p This is an ex.
cellent situation for a Residence. 1t will be
sold in one or two tracts ms may suit purcha-
sers. Terms accommodating. Apply to
Dec. %, 1s47. g St
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$5O REV ARD.

will give the above reward for the appre,
bens'on and delivery to me Of my negro man
ABR AMI,
who left my residence near Sumterville,
about the goth of December last. Abram or
Abram Hampton, as he is sometimes called,
is remarkable negro. He is nearly seven
feet in height; weighs near two hundred and
fifty pounds; has a scar under one Of his
eepes; il very black; very intelligent: aud his
front teeth out, or very much decayed.-
Abram is a Bricklayer and pla,sterer.S
. Twill give the above reward for his delive.
ry to me at my residence, or Thirty Dollars
for his lodgment in any Jail in the State of
South Carolina,
w. e. NIELLETT.
February 9, 1913. ii St
DThe Camden Journal; South Curo,ini-
an, Colnnbia; and Charleston Courier, ,oili
publish the ADORE three times, and send bill to
This office.
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NJ flpenza 1t IS the very best medicine
work .5
None genuine, unless signed I. BUTTS
on the wrapper. For sale in Sumterville, by
|Dr. J. |. MILLER, at the Drug Store; and
by Druggists generally in South Carolina. 3
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COMPREHENSIVE.

The subscribers beg leaye to inform their
friends in Sumter and the public generally,
that they have entered into copartnership,
under the style Of A. NJ. g. X. KENNEDY,
when they removed to the store lately occu-
pied by J. D. Murray.
They intend keeping a general and exten-
sive assortment Of Dry Goods, Hardware and
Groccrcics, and hope, by strict attention to
business, and selling at the very lowest pri
ces, to merit continuance of that patronage
heretofore extended to them.
a. NJ. KENNEDY.
r. NJ. KENNEDY.
Camden, Jan. 10, 164S. IL If
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s0UTI-CAROLIyA SUMTER DIST, /,

q QLII SIS 3 y;
Francis G. Spann,
x 5s..5 VS.. isgy = b IN. j,
r.: r. Spann, ct al. ss .t,s.3
I! VIII be sold onstho first Monday in March
next, at Sumter Court House, 6and ifsnot
thenSsold, will be offered at each subsequent
eSday, until sold, s@ y., 'iSE,-s
A NEGRO MAN; NAMED JOE.
Terms of sale cash.
. BY order of the Court,
JOHN B. MILLER,
Com'r. in Equity s. d.
Sumterville, 7th Feb, 194S. ID 4t
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JUST RECEIVED.

: a fresh and genuine supply of Wistas's
Balsain 1;aG! Of wild Cherry; DR.. Aliens Com
pound, sure and certain cure for Dyspep-
sia; Iaylor's Balsam Of Liverwort; Cleye-
lands Extract Of Queens Delight; letter
wash; Extract of Sarsaparlla, &c. &c, at
Cleveland's New Drug and Chemical Store,
nearly opposite Masonic Hall, Camden, s. C.
Jan. -. 1913. IL At
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PAlRjE|,TNERsEIIPi Al \ NOTICE,.

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
The subrcribers, having associated them
selves under the firm Of a. fJ.s u p. MOSES,
for the purpose of transacting q general iner.
camille business, respectfully solicit share
Of public patronage. s
vi s A. J. MOSES, S9 Ss5f
PERRY MOSES.
Jan. i, 1s4e. 81 .ia ~ I. 81
G-Having altered my business relation, I
would earnestly call on my former CUSTOM
ers to come forward and 1pake settlements of
accounts due to 1st Jan. 1s4S.
A. ]. MOSES.
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NOTICE.

Us All persons indebted to the Estate Of Saml.
III. Drake, will make payment to the subscri-
Der; and those having demands against said
Estate, will hand them in tlnly attestcd to the
same. a. NORRIS, Admir-,
Feb. l, 1s48. 10 ct
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A. j. g. p. MOSES.

Offer for sale on MS reasonable terms as
can be obtained iii Surnteryille. a very large
assortment Of Of Goods, comprising Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Crock
cry, Saddlery, Shoes and Boots. Hats and
Caps, Bonnets, Cooper's ware, Carron ware,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Carriage Trimmings,
Confectionery, Garden seeds, &c. &c &c.
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ISTRAY.

LIS NAY
There is large bay marc mule taken up
by the subscriber, has the appearance Of be-
and has been worked; she is about 13 hands
high The owner can come forward prove
property, pay expenses and take her away.
J. +. COSKERY.
Dec. 81, 1e47. 10 tt
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GETTY AS HOTEL,

Sumtervillc, Dec. 7, 1916. 6 st
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MEnICAL oFFInr

No; So CUSTOyHHO USE STREET NJ o.
ENNALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
u UNTIL CURE Is EFREcTED.-Prvafe Diseases cUied
IN lew days BY regular ply sician without mercury On
9heI poonOuE medicines, at No. 81 Cst0mh0uss stTse
New Orleans. Louisiana ''
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any Of me forms OF certain Disease, his general adver
that which has the approval of the most nT
geons Of Pars London and New York and its nniyesa
success mas proved beyond doubt that permanent ef ia
me WORT cases Of constitutional syphilis gonohGa gtli
tue enaIgesnt OF the PROSTATE glands diseases nddce
" ceh SSIy practice etc., etc. now be obi incl
20 mora cealnty If application be made TO those whose
skill and experience be relied on Since Dr.
opened In tins city all the many have come
under n care have been cured without single exception
oole q tese were OF yea standing. One renafab Gaze
o. ~ yea old, has been cured thesurpFse Of
paeat dns gentleman Shose espectabjty IS knCwnto
uzs OF New reanr) is at hand, and (by his Lernis
SOM can be referred to- Dr. M 8 treatment of strcfUre4
not known south of New York His treatment of gonot
Ie ana geet Is the most perfect discovered Ii Is IL
shq safest and suFest. The patient takes no eopaiva
caOeh tupentne other nauseHs doses but cue z a.
famed IN one or two days without pain Inconvenience -
ehange OF Diet II No pay unless cure is effected ibs
the time named. @4~
lMPoTEECY.-Y0ung Others who BY sexuaI sYcss.
OF epoRtlon, may have brought themselves auv nj ~
panIu consequences resulting from unrestraned nr5
gHtary seminal EMISSIONS general debility On eons5zli
arrangement. may consult Dr. Mullen with honorabs ~
benee ne oie them perfect cure The strieesf seee
Ut Mullen be consulted daily at his Office. No sgryn,
tomhouss street. BENJAMIN MITI.T.Esg ~ a. n NJ
Der No. 8 CustOmhepss street. yIS I'm
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UNIvERsITY OF UIsIANA.

UNIVERSIT OF LOUISIANA,
TyHE LECTURES and Co 81 OF Of INSTRUCTION
y in this Department will commence the SECOND
May. They intended to embrace the most important
branches Of the Common and Cool Lao, Public, teTRG
Lectures will be delivered upon the various branches and
Those By Professor HENRY A BULLARD viii embrace
The history OF the Roman Law, from the earliest times
H. An analysis of the general Principles OF the Roman Civil
Law according the most approved method of the Ger
man School, Ill The jurisprudence of louisiana COM
Spain " An outline Of the Land Titles in Louisiana
whsher derived from France Spain the United States
Of; l. Admiralty and Maritime Law, embracing the nights
and obligations OF Masters and Manners, Collisions and
other Maritime ors general average Salvage Civil and
Military Manners Contracts, Marine Insurance and Hy-
pOtheeaons and contracts for Maritime Services Building
Repairing and Supplying Of Ships H. International Law
embracing the Law OF Prize and the practice of Prize Courts
in their Pacific and Hostile relations Treaties of Peace and
Private fIntefnatOnai Law III The jurisdiction Of the
pesse JURISDICTION Of the S9PIene and TRENT courts and
Revenue and as Prize and Instance Courts Of Admiralty
The Lectures of Professor RANDELL HuNT will treat of
Commercial Law as it relates to Mercantile persons Mer
camille Property and Contracts, and Mercantile Remedies
These Lectures will treat of Sole Traders, Partnerships
change and Promisso Notes and Shipping Of Bailmens
and Contracts with Carriers Contracts of Afeghnent by
Charter party and foT Conveyance IN general Ship; OF
Freight gettison and Average; Salvage and insurance.
H. the Criminal Law and P5sctoe n dous of Gmipsi
jurisdiction, and-IIl. of the Law of Evidence.
Professor THOMAS B. MONROE, will Lecture upon: l.
The Common Law and Equity jurisprudence and Practice
Peadings in Civil Gases at Common Law, andIL COnst
tutiOnal Law.
Chief Justice EUsTs will deliver series Of Lectures on
the Rights Of Persons and the Conflict Of Laws.
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUs, Esq., will assist Adjunct Pro-
fessOT in the Department of the Civil Law.
students will be expected to produce satisfactory evidence
of good moral character.
The degree of Bachelor Of Laws will be conferred only on
those who shall have attended Courses of Lectures or
full couse after having studied at least year in the
office of Counsellor at Law, and after rc: examination
by all the Professors. During the Course there will be fire.
quent examinations.
There viii be organized also Moot Court which viii be
hodeu once every week. presided over by one of the Pro-
fessOs
G The price of Tickets for the Course is fixed at 800
$25 for each Professor.
H. A. BULLARD. Dean of the Faculty.
New Orleans. June l. 1913. is5 5m