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Motto. ror Props.aI. Purchase OF state Bonds
ExrcunvE orrIoK, BATON RouoE, uA,l

May 1898
rurRr by AN act of the Louisiana egature entitled An
art The
of the approved April 30ih, 1885, II made the duty
~ oyanoy no issue bonds hundred dollars
bearing payable semi
annually on January first OF July each year. the
total amount hundred niy thousand dollars T0u0
0o principal Of said bonds to be redeemabe within
from their date.
And Whereas furthermore duty governor
invite proposals for the purchase OF said bonds,
therefore, by these be known that proposals viii
ONCE Secretary
purchase OF said bonds until Monday the le day Of July
d. 1885, which time said proposals will be opened nnd the
being less o said
bonds will be accepted.
Given hand and the seal the Sae the of Baton
house this tenth May, d. 1883, aud OF the indie
A'' pendence of the United States ie seventy seventh,
p. o. HEBERT,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
BY the governor:
AnDREw s. uEKRos, Secretary Of State
NJ BBidders for aforesaid bonds informed at by the
above made the duty the auditor
public the State tile end Of each fiscal
Mach,
general fund of tho treasury special fund for the redemption Of
thousand doars Which fund
other than that for which is
provided IN the third section of said
arising shall be invested by the said auditor
(ih sanction of the goveTno in stock bearing
not less than six cent annunhe stocks 10 be
for Of the principal ssd on and 70 he
aad i further provided In
that the auditor ard shall
nualy the funds
without reference to the ability the
other obligations and TO be used for
other purpose than the payment Of said current interest,"
May 2i-eodtiS July
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D - STEERS NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN -
Another supply Of
mt rMhinG the time complete Those
who supply clothing for the present
and noachne weather should by an good.
h.ufs MY p.vchase elsewhere.
May ls-iM
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NOTICE TO pHOFESSOts.-On Monday, the lth Of July
next The board OF trustee. Of he University OF Mississippi wi
elect principal professor OF chemistry agriculture and geology and
German Liberal .alarie. viii be gwen. ,.,,..
ae comnns mo and religion. popaaon The session
WIN commence on the second Thursday n ssp,emssr % ne,
May 2e-lmdAcp Secretary Of the Board.
IOHN s. GALLAHER, late Third Auditor of 'he
% & s a oss, pe,enee than M. sspeenes and ba
ness sbis known 70 many 'sou.and once At h ,ednee on
Church % sis' '''"''" = ''' = ''''' May s-oodimS
limited STATES HOTEL, ,Phiisdelphia-cspt CHhs
H. MILLER bayias leased th wen and
viii had the accommodations OF very superior character in every
Capt Mler's reputation host is we'll known everywhere
1S IN. hs rs. .rss 81 ss Ss yo
''% TH,napssrni., m% af, ae%ssSi %sg iti-dm
IxTRA Pay sniior..-Thosc officers, scnnsn, OF
marine. The United state. navy or The revenue service who
ns My s rsenS and !. % lao. s slpa" a. wei ss %
gal representative. deceased persons who performed .ue service
payable soa'esmpoa, coa.,uoq, ssvannaI
va", E' and Dale viii be ready 0' payment N about '''
The erse, amount Of pay Of several
vessel. entitled, and all other information promptly furnished BY
"'' National Hotel Building Washington city b. O.
NB.The highest price will be paid for land warrants Of all
May l7-dlm MS.
STRAwpEuRy Fr-tiv.i.--The ladies' contributing to
so' 10 % o. % o'se o rsS 90 - se island are @ an
and vicinity that grand suswb,y and Festival viii
Wednesday, Thursday spd fddsy evenings Admission 2k
Doors open O'Clock. May %
SEthrNa GOODS cheaper than any other merchant
- in the District
Plaid silks at 6ok cents, worth 81,
Plain -tiks rs worth 81
Figured silks mHf cents, worth 81 25
rlsn bcregss st Is cents, worth 37k
French iaconss aud lawns nj 2S cents, worth
Portsmouth lawns nj i2l cents worth IS
Herege dslaines t2k
Lace mantilas At sl0 worth SIS
| Application mantss nj so, worth 4ls
rsn and embroidered Grape shawls, cheap
500 pieces bonnet ribnnds cheap
| 500 style bonnets, cheap.
full Of kind Of goods usually
goods which will sell cheaper Than
where In the District Give call, and win
humhug.
m-eod9wif HALL BROTHER.
GOOD CARRIAGE AND HARNESS FOR sALE.-Itis
excellent Baltimore made double
ordinary applied for Immediately be
At a reduced price.
Inquire At this ofnce.
May 9i-eod2wu
AVENUE HOUSE. George French ~ Co., late OF
Frenchs Hotel, Norfolk, Virginia Hotel Just finished
erpene furnished throughout in the latest and best
large and and every attention will be paid The
comfort Of their guests -
The charge day bosrdcfs will be - per wcek
Api3 sodam
NOTICE IN the Of splendid French and
hanging the Metropolitan paper hanging md
upholstery between Mh and 10Th streets consisting o
gold and satin finished papers borders and
board shades Of great variety of patterns
Upholstery branches Paper hnng Al short nouce kemem
| ber PLANTS, directly back Of Iron Hall.
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Superior and Nep Harper Ferry
Washingfou Cny.
THE wellknown swim, sse and comfortable steam paeke,
Captain Voiney Pue running connerion with the
Iapefs Ferry leaving Hsrper Ferry at O'CLOCK and
rive a Washington city o O'Clock, y. IN.
packet Washington city for the FIRST
The May day and down the regularly
texcept Sunday making three trips week.
favorable and economical route are offered
opportunity enjoying the beautiful scenery OF the Potomac by
light
From Harpers Ferry to Washington S.
Nay
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Eretsrrp DEPARTMENT,
.dsNl N Washington, May 10, 1852
DROPO1AL5 this Office until the 18th June
the crook the harbor
o Pr,vdence, Rhode Island and sssht channel from
Fex Point the below by dredging mschn.yihe chan
wide, sxcavn,ed deep
ss requiring he decpcned being go yards
,eriss sxcavatsd which suitable
pss-srsent deposited fats the
of the main channel interfere with
the distance which win
asiys 10 be taken b~tng sbo0s 800 yards
mean Us feet depth
generally which the machinery will be required TO
channel marked and the
officer OF the United States engineer depart
mrut.
The OF estimated At l3 900 cubic
the privilege varying
@ bring iis cost within The limits e spproprn
non for this Improvement
with monthly Of eighty cent
per paid the hsul eIecu
ton Of The work. which completed before The hrstdy
o' November. 1853
srpca which he sealed and cndorsed will state the
wtcr fcf ephtc ereavacd and removed aforesaid
Rcstubcr information application made Capt George
prtor, corps of engineers, New Haven, coonecuca,.
JOS. @. TOTrEN,
Brew. Brig Gen. and Col Of Engineers.
To- be Ineieencvr and Republic Washington
Borton Post, Boston, Masschuseus New YORK Herald,
York Connecticut Post rrovidence Rhode
lsaA Troy Budget, Troy, York, daily week.
twice week weeks, containing
Engineer Department Washington
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approved Clerk Of the House OF Rep
conne his purchases exclusively
growth The United States provided
growth manufacture OF suitable
quality reasonable good terms as TO quality
Obtained ofoegn growth and Manufacture
preference will therefore be given the productions OF American
Industry all making proposals sce will
whether the Of growth and OF the Unit
ted
The articles Office Of the CLERK
be paid
Each hddv though he desire 10 propose Tor the whole OF
enumerated, required make separate
and proposal paper
bscsng viii be considered Each proposal
eQdorsed Proposals for Glass Of stafoney H. r.
". 50 ad1essed undersigned They will be free Of
eucient specimens each accompany proposal
bidder and the number OF the
coedinl above advertisement.
specified in the foregoing list win he
and offering furnish class
scpuon articles the lowest quality considered shall
coHset the executing bond with
safacory Clerk, for the performance
unds forfeiture the OF failure
which bond flied the once OF said Clerk within ten
sef the have been opened and The result declared
Ths should be order
further supply OF all the articles contained the above
list
The Judge determine whether
the
bis hem his opinion they
not answer the purpose for which they intended
JOHN w. FORNFy,
Clerk House OF Representatives. United States.
Intel, Republic, starl
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Before the NsS York Hsorieai Soesty. al Msropotian
Hal, by The Hon. Edielrd Euerst, on Wednesday,
Eoening. June L. 1853.
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NOTICE Pubc.-New arrival Of splendid French and
Amsricsn paper hansns Metropolitan psp hanging nnd
store 10th Of
gold syer velvet finished papers borders and
shades Of great variety of patterns
Upholstery branches Paper HING short notice, Remem
ber PLANTS, directly back Of Iron Hail.
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AVENUE HOUSE, George French " Co.. late o
French's Hotel Norfolk virginabis Hotel finished
throughout in the latest
The and attention will be paid TO b
of auestr.
Fane wishing accommodated reasonable
The charge for day bosrdcfs viii be - per wcek
An sOA2m
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y
u H. MILLER having leased this welkpown establishment and
modern style would inform the public that they
OF character in
Capt host well known everywhere,
shall nothing by his future efforts.
highest OF on guaranteed all who favor
him with their company,
ruILA ApsLruIA, May lI-dlm
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NOOD CAHf&IAGE AND HARNESS FOR SALE-It
Baltimore made double
without suitable for the hacking
ordinary applied for Immediately u be purchase,
a reduced price.
Inquire this ofnce.
Nav 2NIt
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-23
THE INDEPENDENT

WIN bspublished every Wednesday morning q
the following rates: Subscription for one year. q
20, due upon subscribing; nix months, 81 Is. No
subscription taken for less term than six months
and no subscription viii be discontinued until al ar
reaages are settled, uness At the option Of the pro
prietor.
Advertisements win be inserted 1t 81 per square,
(ten lines or ess for the first insertion and fly cents
tor each subsequent insertion. A liberal deduction
made to those who advertise BY the year.
For announcing candidates for Office, the following
ne our rates. For State, go; for Parish Is; for
Ward officers nothing win be enacted subscribers
All communications Of personal nature, win be
charged double the usual rateA and payment demand
ed In advance.
Advertisements out Of the direct line of business Of
the yearly advertiser, will be charged for separately
and at the usual rates.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-23

TIE CLOSING SCENE.

BY I. BUCHANAN READ.
Within his sober realm Of leaHcss trees
| The russet year inhaled the dreamy air,
Like some tanned reaper, in his hour of ease,
When al the fields are lying brown and bare
The gray barns looking from their hazy hills,
Ger the dim waters, widening in the wales,
Sent down the ali greeting to the mills
On the duh thunder Of alternate fails
All sights were mellowed and al sounds subdued,
The hills seemed farther, and the streams sang low
Az in dream the distant woodassn hewed
His winter log with many mufaed blow.
The embattled forests ere while armed in gold,
Their banners bright with every martial hue,
Now stood like some sad beaten host Of old,
Withdrawn aiar In Times remotest blue.
On slumberous wings the vulture held his fight
The dove scarce heard his signing mates complaint
And, IKE star slow drowning in the light,
The village church vane seemed to pale and faint
The sentinel cock upon the hillside crew,
Crew thrice, and al was stiller than before
Silent tin some replying warder blew
His alien horn, and then was heard no more.
Where erst the jay within the elms tan crest 3+'
Made garulous trouble round her unAedged young
And where the oriole hung her swaying nest,
By every light wind like censer swung.
And where the noisy masons of the eaves
The busy swallow, chcHng ever near,
Foreboding, as the rustic mind believs4
An early harvest and . plsnteous year. -i
And where each bird that charmed the vernal feast
Shook the sweet alumber from IL wings At morn,
And warned the reapers ofsthe rosy east, a
All now was empty, songless and forlorn. ! s5s'i
Alone from out the stubble piped the quail,
whlecroaked the through al the dreary gloom,
Alone, the pheasant drumming in the vale, ,#
Made echo 70 the dstant cottage loom.
There was no bud no bloom upon the bowers
The spiders wove their thin shrouds night by night
The thistle-down, the only ghost Of flowers
Sailed slowly passed noiseless out Of sight
Amid al this-in this most dreary air, .I
And where the woodbine sheds upon the porch
lts crimson leaves ~ Il he year stood there,
I Nriag the aoor with bis inverted torch- . stEiH
Arid e shil-she anatre e :. -
plisd the swiA wheea, eud Win joyiee mem
Sat IKE Fate, and watched the aying thread
shs had known sorow-he had walked With her--- !
on apped, and broke, ths titter, sshen crust,
And sin in the dead leaves, she heard the stir
OF his black mantle trailing in the dust 9ait
Wbf,e vet hee cheek ~as bright with summers bloom
q 49, f...l ll>~ IN
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charged double the usual ratea, and payment demand
ed In advance.
Advertisements out Of the direct line of business
the yearly advertiser, viii be charged for separately
and at the usual rates.
Woos, Gnos \ Wo1ities.
A literary magazine, out west, blew ul
last week, with a tremendous report. /.
Some people seem to think that umbrellas
like physic, are only made to take.
Why should elderly people never indulge
in joking9 Because it is bad-iu-age.
A lazy fellow up north, spells Tennessee
1Oac.
What tune docs q tobacco chewer like
most. Spittoon.
Why are whaling sailors like false hair
Because they are arter-6sh-ile (artifcial.)
Why is Prince Albert like stagl Be.
cause he is her Majesty's deer (dear.)
The man who I. fell into raptures" with i
pretty giri, was got out with considerably
difficulty. sa
The young lady who was lost in amaze
ment, was found by means Of . multiplying
glass" and dragged out.
"Haye you much fish in your basket !"-
asked q person Of a fisherman who wa. re-
turning home. Yes, goodes!"
Mr.. Careful having been told by his ply
sician, that he must take gentle exercise re-
plied that he had for some Tina knek nrac-
20 co't'ne n's soc-na'ls twice : week.
Three spoonfuls Of brandy make one cock
TIL, three cocktails one. 20, three goes one
spree, three sprees night with the night po-.
4 isce ana one vlslt 70 the watch-house. d.
A modest young lady, On being asked by
:. oenAler.r ~ So ~ a.,.,.-:.s-c..-h -, ~
-drsng hnrssyyr E shs. replied, t.Idopt
vt = ~ - = : ], !.
Letius Isrnovs tslnptat1oe nom ne ps.n'
q youth, :: tne rog sa'd = e Pung - ny
The water when ne. ne sav ~ me o0y P'ek Y
A little child hearing sermon. asa oose,-
wing the minister very vehement NM rosI.
and gestures cried out, Mother rny don't
the people Yet the man oat q tne Doe4 sIa9I''5 8
There = man outIwest % ccnfoundsd
ue,a that he won't plough hn own corn
gTsund for fsar the crows viii get some Of the
grub worakd b,.hf4aso39a ses'ss.9 ;io'9''
Acreditor learning 4,that u ascending
debtor had received q settle IN CAliiornia,
ss;d fa.t he MA rlad to Hear he intended 70
side somewhere. t.sl. ..l.s'y. s.
.l ~. = r....s.. - ,,...,,,:sa, the
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-23

Oar. BuLLs CeIosr Notwithstanding =
recent denial, It seems too true that Ole Bulls
Norwegian Colony in Potter County, has
fhIens through, and t&at the few cclcnists
Who renaia are suffering for the want Of the
necessaries of life. Mr.. Bull, forgetting his
own loss. i about giving aseries Of concerts
e. srd;sf of Ai.colo0isis. May he realize
sufficient for them, and some thousands over,
for himself. How is it that the project failed !
" as mot Ole Bulls fiddle. equalto the Tyre Of
| Orpheus IN bailding up city, -
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orr Glass or WrsE.-We find in Har-
per's Magazine for April, very interesting
history Of the birth parentage. and rise TO-
power of the present Emperor of France
Included in that article, we also find the his
tory Of Aone glass Of wine" ," asfollows. = @
aBut there Il another party who repudi-
TN lns 3 4llaA of tha Bourbon, and espouse
The Duke Of Orleans, the eldest son Of King
Louis Philippe, was the inheritor OF whatever
rights his royal father could transmit. He
was noble young man-physically and IN
tellcctually noble. His generous qualities
had rendered him universally p rular. One
morning be invited . few companions tobreak-
feet with him. as he was about to take his
departure from Paris to Join his regiment
In the conviyialty Of the hour ne drank Ut
tie too much wine. He did not become an
toxicated. He was not in any respect dlsl-
mated man. His character was lofty and no.
lble. But IL that joyous hour M drank a
ola,e too ,,vckg He slightly lost the balance
| of his BODY and Of his mind. Bidding adiea
ITO his companions. he entered his csrrage'-
But for that. extra glass of wine ne would
have alichted O his feet. HIS head nrst
atruck ne yjsyemeIk. Senseless and bleed
inr. lie ~ takeA into 8 beefshop, and died.
tTRst iextra 1Iassof vine oyefthfew the Or.
lldII6s dynasty can6scated their property Of
Zone hundred millions Of dollars, and sent the
,Iwhole family into exile. 4 i, gvrs qus
\ How true It is that the traffic in intoxica-
ltinr beverages not only brings misery and
sorrow to the pSor, but also to the wealthy
and afauent. It spares not the high nor the
Ehumble. It dishonoss the gray hairs Of age;
E;t turns al beauty to corruption, and con-
\ ouers the might of the brave. The king on
lhu throne, the wealthy in his palace, the
Ibegcar in his col, all feel the devastating IN
: lduence of it, siroco sweep. Look not upon
! tho wine. 'sei sass @ Fss
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A citizen Of New Haven, Conn alters
reward of $40 for the discovery OF a Vanda'
Who stole rose bush from bis chilIs gray
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commodore's; and as she veered around, ex
hibiting her stern-sheets to the victors, they
determined to give her parting and final
shot. This was terribly fatal. History has
ascribed to Marion the awful effect of its aim.
The gun had just been charged as the Bris-
tol turned her head to sea, and seizing le-
ver, Marion suddenly applied it to the breech
Of the gun, and by a vigorous motion OF the
arm changed its bearing, which brought it
full upon the stern Of the ship. Then quickly
applying the match, the piece sent forth its
messenger of death, which, striking the ship
at the stern-windows, ranged through the
cabin, killing two young officers who were
drinking a congratulatory glass upon their
recent escape from the strife, and then mo-
I wing obliquely to the main deck, swept three
sailors into eternity, and finally buried itself
in the bosom of the ocean.
Thus ended one of the most bravely con-
tested battles of the Revolution. The Car
olinians lost in this engagement, which was
maintained for eleven hours, twelve men
killed and about twenty-four wounded
among the former Of whom was the brave
Seargent Mcdonald, who as he was borne
from the embrasure mortally wounded, cried
out to his companions" Don't give up-you
are fighting for Your country and for liberty"
The battle of Fort Moultrie was most sal
utary in its effects. 1t everywhere inspired
the patriots with confidence and hope, and
its participators were universally hailed with
congratulations Of regard, and viewed as the
A Tho
picture of woman is taken from an excellent
essay published in number of the ''Quarterly
Review" We would recomend it to the pc
rusal of our fair countrywomen who, feel
disposed to believe, sat for the drawing."-
In speaking Of those in the middle ranks Of
life, the writer observes: .r....-
"There we behold woman in all her glory,
not doll to carry silks and jewels, puppet
to be dangled by coxcomb children, and idol
to profane alteration reverenced to-day, dissi
carded tomorrow: always jostled out Of the
true place which nature and society would
assign to her, by sensuality or contempt; adj
mired but not respected desired but not es-
teemed ruling BY fashion, not by affection;
imparting her weakness, not her constancy,
to the sex which she should exalt the source
and mirrcro vanity. 49,
We see her as awifs pataling the casea. :
jUyl lDa l1ll Ghsl = & nsl; !! - = J.
3 Slssani nSnente 81 tnss.
world, wifh0dE b9Iug vSa~ " ta.si;nGsx
alrher pride, all her joy, an her happiness in
the merted appreciation Of the man she hon
ofs. As mother, we find her the affection
ate, the ardent .instructuress Of the children
she has tended from their infancy; training
them up to thought and virtue, to meditation
and benevolence, addressing them as rational
beings, and preparing them to be men and
women in their turns" .s,r 60
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The PrimaEy department.
Meade co11eqiate Institut,


Meade collegiate 1nSG1GuGe.
WELLSBURGj VA.
THE Fail session of this School will commence on MON
DAY 18th SEPTEMBER and will continue five cal
Nopup viii be received for less time than session.
unless by special agreeent,and when once no
deduction will made absence during the session.
cept in ofprotraeted scknessn VIII any pupil be
permitted to Withdraw. This rulei is positive.
TERMS: . -...o.
pupils-Prmary English Department. :. ~ w
Classical and Mathematical. lSOV
Board and Tuitiorper session OF five months 4S ~
Ono haFinvariaby in advance the remainder the n'
discount Of Ia per cent will be made the bills fall
Ministers 1.-THE Gospel.
Board of Trustees.
SAAI'L ID. TOMPKINS, Rector
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DR.. Halps celebrated Pulmonic
E1ixir

nor the permanent ofco1gs, colds, consumption.
bronchitis, asthma iruenza, Group, whooping cough,
inflammation bronchea and caused by pub
tic speasng AMI all affections CT the organs OF respira-
ton. ~ -.
es helpDgs ever sold In America. -
In presenting this medicine to the public have the
satisfaction to know that not only present them with
an andbte the class of diseases 1t profess
ses to cure but one which is perfectly harmless in its eff
eCs upon the constitution, can be administered with
out any fear mineral posons for it contains
The fact that large portion OF the suffering and death
country is caused by disease othe ogas
ofrespiration, consequent exposure and cold has
uced put it within the reach OF every individual
may need remedy that has proven itself so nvau
able.
This medicine is the result OF long experience, and
study those diseases Of the lungs which SO frequent in
changeabIe climate; and claim 1t TO be III advance
OF medicines discovered for those peculiar
Comp ints, Improvement upon ALL and consequently
superior 10 all others.
We shall make eXtrayagant assertions OF Its efficacy
in curing diseases like the vendors Of toe many nosrus
who deceive all who trust them, shall hold out any
inducements which experience does not justify.
Ipatients will persevere in tbs OF this medicne
and se il n.cted, they will be cured in every instance
thatiis not beyond the power OF here are
persons blessings of health and
renewed tfe were, who otherwise would have long
since in their grave, but for the timely and
ring OF invaluable remedy 1t is not pretended
know II better adapted to the various diseases
respiratory organs than any other ever offered to
the public. All ask Is trial and IN avery
rsed freely according to the directions, and salts
faction is not gwen the money will be returned.
Genuine signed r. HALL & co. itFor sale by JAMES
BAKER Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country aps-ly
-