The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-10
as UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
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y VIE LECTURES of this department will commence on
l. tie SECOND MONDAY OF NOVEMBER, So, land will
continue until the first Monday Of April, 1885, They
will embrace the NEST important branches Of the Civil
Common, Constitutional and International Law, as
well Equity jurisprudence and Practice. Lectures
will be delivered by four professors. fla r5s - zsz
Those Of Professor McCaLEB will treat of .ssys
/ l. Admiralty and Marine Laws embracing the rights
and obligations of masters and mariners collisions and
oher marine torts general aHeiage, salvage civil and
military, mariners contracts, marine Insurance and
hypothecaons, and contracts for maritime services, IN
building. repairing, and supplying ships. sss e7 s II
! IL. international Law, embracing the law OF prize
and the practice of prize the absolute rights Of
in their pacific and hostile relations, treaties OF
peace and private International law a5sgsa s-az
III. The jurisdiction OF the courts of the IT, States,
embracng the original and appellate Jurisdiction of
the supreme and circuit courts and the originajurs
dlcun of the district courts courts of revenue, ana
/ as prize and instance courts OF admiralty. .e%
| Those of Professor RANDELL Hunt will embrace:
l. Commercial Law as it relates mercantile per
sons mercantile property and contracts, and
tile remedies They will treat of sole traders, part
nefshps and corporations OF principal and agent; OF
bills OF exchange and premssory notes and shppngs
Of baments and contracts with carriers, contracts OIL
affreig ointment by charter party and G conveyance in
general ship of freight ettison and average, salvage
and Insurance.; of saie guarantees liens and seppage
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H. The Criminal Law and practice in courts Of
I criminal jurisdiction. y f7s"s' # '=5 . Mz'=4a! .
! III. The Law of Evidence. +$&@a'& 54@9 Es5' We.
! Those of Professor RosELIus will embrace: .-@"@
| l. The civil Code of Louisiana in connection with
the Roman, Spanish and French laws, and cftca
analysis of the decisions of the Supreme Court of thu
II State. zs-= @.--st s''s -.'s4 '5fEi fT5
Il H. Land titles whether derived from Eng and
4 Spain. France or the Uuited States. szl Tzr'z- p
Ill The practice in the ocyii jurisdictioni il
Louisiana 5E2t '1s' 1.5's@ siS2+4@ s--"'#'
Those of Professor JOHNSON will embrace: s5s
4 I. The common law and equity Jurisprudence ane
practce, and peadngs in civil cases at common law
4 H. Constitutional law. <% ajE v5l~'&-5-f- .-5a
. The degree of Bachelor of Laws will be conferre,
on those students only who shall have attended tw,
full courses of lectures one full course aer having
Tread twelve months under thedirection of respectful
counseors at law, and who shall, on examination b
the various professors. be found deserving the honor
This degree emitting the student to practice law i'll al
the courts of the state. E@ Es@ r-f#"77 2@Hs
) The fee of each professor is twenty-five dollars
ma,riculation fee, five dollars and ten dollars for tn
diploma. % i=f*# .#7g .-*7H'sr a'.l=a'tz.
All communications must be addressed to the deal
of the faculty at New Orleans. ! = ...1 '-' s'-'
r. .sE--f CHRISTIAN GROSELIUS, ~
f --' ISIS ,2al=72z7.st 274 Dean Of the Faculty.
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