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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-18

New ORLEANS, Jan. l4.-The Convention
Inst night adopted resolutions in favor ofaspec-
i6e duty sugar and molasses; the enlarge
ment of the Louisville canal; the establishment
of n Naval depot at New Orleans, urging the ne
crssity of the Tehuantepec route; and asking
appropriations from Congress for a railroad or
ship canul acrass Florida. The final adjourn
ment will take place on Tuesday.
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jan 2w
! Office TO GKEDiTOutS

Al Office TO GKEDlEOHSS.-Bya d
" cree Of lhn Circuit Court OF Nelson county, con.
tinurI md held AT the Cnurthouse ON the CHI ,, Of
Dctob T. blended .uits of Itobsn Whitehead
n jmi,1.tf,trr of William II E-tes decd painiD
ngain. Ro.a A Estes widow and rcet Of said William
H. Il to- decd and orlior ,efendnn-; mud Alexander
brown Int sheriff Of Ne son County and M such Nd.
,ni-ttor ri q T. Eat =. de, d. planrif against " m,
II Este defendant; The undcrsig ed was uppontcdn
spcci on,tni. ,net 10 take thu fol osing accounta To
wit:
I-, An account If tle administration nf t,o enid
Rob.u Wlutrhcnd On thu c.ntc ~ his interstate Wm
II E.lea drc'd
Dad An account al thu good. and cbnttcl4 iirhtl
aud felita md asset. al e snd nrcatate that kbt
$40 ,.I -, L,,o .,,,o - ia, o,d ~, ia, ..id od,,i, ~
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N oriCEOFTHE UNION AGKgCUL

7 '
CAR0llNA.--At Il meeting al the hXenutig" Commit
tee %. lie Onion Agricultural Society ri Virginia and
North Carolina, i,
Rcsoircd, That appoint ns H." tino for tho nest
Annual Exhi1tior, 10 hs held the fff Grounds,
the c ~ Of PETERSBURG. TUESDAY, the 23rd day of Oc
toher next ard to continue FoUH r9usecntvc days
Furthermore that this Society Tenders the tight hand Of
r,ow mp To nil other Agricultural Societies and most
,o,dlnlty invites thrir good wi" and co-opemtior.
JAMES G. BATN,
u EnnlN
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RN WRITE oi two DEGREES OF th" County Court of
JFmnhin ia the Of Nutd- aul vile and others
". Iuaud NJ made at the November term 1854,
and the hor the Jauu"iy term 1853, the underg ned
commissioners nppontcd by the Inst mentioned decree
viii sell 10 the lg,"t bidder, publ auction. the
pr, misses IN fuc-ay, the 30th day of January, 1852
the TRACT oi land upon which Jno Sample rrsd ID in
his life time wing the waters ct Migsoiy Greek in
The County OF Franklin about miles from the Rocky.
turnpike containing by Survey 5000 acres
his il one Of the valuable d desirable tract. in
tine county of FnnNlin. About of the land is cleared
and in fire condition. he remainder IA wood and mostly
fine tobacco nnd; lnree portion of It is heavily timber
ed. TIL, improvements consist ofn large and convent
cut blck welding house, kitchens. cabins. stables. n
large nnd - nvenicrt barn. md all other usual md
necessary houses. large p, portion oi the clear
I'd land is Glcelu d0'tom land lts situned IN fine
horhood, convenient churches and three manu-
ticfIrng III Lis.
TEHMs.-A credit of . and years equal install.
nrl,t, vii be avrn The purchaser being required to
give lords with personal security md tie title to
the land rcnined further security suuec Il re-snle in
default Of the payencnt oG The purchase money.
MOSES G. BOOTH
imS ctl4 THOMAS DUDLEY
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

TEhNARO r. BOZZAO IRA. in returning his
NJ thanks to the Ladies and tienteuien composing
hs singing clnss for eir patronage dul g his rs term,
takes pleasure ia Informing Them, and tho citizens ct
Lynchburg TINT he viii begin another ssion OF vocal
iistr, lion on tho 4tn y, January 1882 over Messrs
Payne 81 Christians Bookstore.
Those who haze no knowledge Of his ability Of i'm.
partif vocal instruction and through knowledge OF
tie theory music paloly eserred to hi. pupils Of
the ppst session.
Ii necessary thero will be forms two classes for
advln ced scholars aul for beginners. Suitable
mus- will 2d salec.e'i fOr 5o.a.
In addition tho regular eour OF instruction which
hs ,upii vii receive during the session they will de-
rse hG haneiit It singing with full Orchestra accom-
pan,L. IT. and whenever thought beneficial tho PIANO
accnoi Indictment will be used with the voice The
Piano will be used during the regus hours OF instruo
ting brit whenever tie class will have 10 sing any pieces
with the Orchestra they will be request
ed TO do so only on such nights as will not iacrterc
with the regular nights OF meeting
Term as hcretofore$5 Or session If tlirr. onihs.
meeting regularly MoLiay md Thursi,y. at : ~
clo.. D. The class vi. he i,mirst,l regularly
clock. s're 2l-dlin
DEMOVAL-DRS. II q q LATHAM have
lsremoved their office to the sou,i-side II Cont
avenue between Chu CHI and Court ttosis, l,,rt abuys
he Eole llou5,. dec s8-dlmif
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VALUABLE PROPERTY forsALE

In pursua ct decree of the Count, Conh oi
Brdi r the September tenn, 1894, will, on Mon
,lay tie 29th day oi january, 1858, the prrmis''
ell the shrst bidder public nuction the f5s
HOUSE AM LOT, u"nr the town of Liberty the EI
Property n n. fu,lrr Il q, occupied by Mr.
l. Duuten,
The improvements consist ofn large an commodious
Dive ling House. Kitchen Smoke il,use lee House,
Sab aud We house. nil convenient ami In good
pair. rle,e me- n-o, the lot II ,use used for the
accommodation ot a FEMME School cnpabie ot hcc'm
modaiing, cnmnrtahiy, 40 ~ 50 scholra, aud w ell
81 upre and elirou. wate.. The lot confirms about
a18 Acres of Land and is stunted Immediately IN
-2%thr ,iciniy al Lb,rty in p cnsant and delightful
urishholhnod
T j. j. the dcsirabe property that las been in
market here iof many yenls.
TrRMs.-So much money may b nece.sary to pay
the af sill and expenses Il snle vi be required in
cab aud lac rcrua udrr credit oi g. - md Is mouths
equal instruments viii he gi"en, tie purchaser being
rquiled Ia ex cute bold- with good persona security
nud the e the prn ery relined further security
subject resHe in default II the yment Il amy por
,iop Of the lnlicha.e nancy
The SAFE Will take place AT - "'rlock, NJ.
jas f. JOHNSON, Gomm'i.
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAMB IN

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN
boNELSON The land belong ing Ia the estate OF
JOHN d. Durrett decreased and advertised to hive been
sold ihe 18th day Of Decrmt,cr 1854, not hoving
brought "a. much the Camnls.oner thinks it
ought /, buyn brought, and Ihe Commi ..ioner hay
lag been inf ru,ci that the ere .itnrs at Ewer- e.
h rrstr Tor whose ben t said land suld.
isied with the 1t proceeds from snd sale,
fre said land will ebu be offered for sae the prem
ise the list day o hrLnry, 1855. The Commissioner
will seli by authority of decree pronounced in the
Circuit Court of Nelson county, Il 9th day Of Oco.
bcr 1854. in the of Mary J. Dunctt admnistnirx
Of John D. Durret, deed. vs.. Hashns, Iriskel & Co ,
and Others.
tie f5ovo Land lea about tarro mile from the
County Seat aud about the distance from the linz
OF he Onug md Alexandria Railroad nu| = j. every
respect drsia Farm
TERMs.-Sutiicieht cash will be required to d rn
expenses OF sale aad The balance To paid In cquni
in,lalments o. /. , and years the purchaser giving
bonds. bearing intere" from duy o. sale. with good and
sufficient security, the title retanc uh thr last
p.vneu is made. Imned iate posssssuu will be given
The creditors of John ID. Dnrrt aud those Of Ewers
4 DurIeu rogue .'ed to attend the sale,
MARY J. DUHRETT, Comm /.
About 300 bnrles of Corn, large quantity of Finder
several Houses u Wagon and Gear nil I've >oli al tho
| same Tine. MARY J. ~ hdEi J.
jan 4.ctl feb
Richmond Wing and Charlottesville Advocate pub
lh,dt.
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u Negroes. consisting al men. aud ehldren.-
The sale Vii be positive aud without e..rse credit
Of m'nlh- Nil be gwen, tie pun chaser purchasers
giving negotiable noc' sstslae or.l cndased.
ian III T. LABBy.
'East>T SALE.-ny v.,,uo Al a deed of t,u.t
mil aml executed b, Pleasant Cr,asy aud E,ra.
beth la. ",s aoI Pleasant Grras, ir., the under
s.cnrj tn,fe'z. jh, y lay ii December 1923 and
nnN recorded in tue Ccahs Oh - Ut Bedford County
Cuur. fr the nrpose of ia leit, ing aud saving harm.
les Junes l. Gaytur OF Lynclhute aal the personal
Representatives at John n,tot Il ceased. late Sheriff
ct B"ii r'i county IN the sui Of Greasy v Anth"n"
We sit H. On fnd ~ the 18th day ct February, 1882
'ar IT not an the day thereafter, upon The premises,
uelr thsta : Mil in Be1'ori r"uuty eNpose 10 sac
ut public aisti "a. the v.rs unblr TRACT OF LAND
uruu whtrl md Greasy. low resides eaiaat,d "a
couujuifg 507 ACRES. metc l,ss,-thc
Ian Is "ofvt sed 10 said Pea-u Ctcnsv, il Is, the late
Col ieit isl, adj ling the and- ut Motif NJ. Graham.
dcc't; CaNtat.~ Ni 1tact md oth,rs. ASH tour
hnsr aaeon aud lialuese Nato., witt tber increase
since the tate Il 'h" deed; head =" horned Cattle 30
head ol Sh'el, io cad ul Hogs with the increase of
tn cnt" sbe'p ind hogs since the aii e3d December,
1928
TtRa - SALr OF tie perislmlc property cash.
(un'~s the creditors sorit,cs shaI au hori1c
#rr In In he given thu day of ssc) The lands
mt II mo lis criit. Equal sum, the purchaser or
urch ,srrs living bond. with upptuved rity and
deeds OF trust unon the hns soll to n.ne rr"mp
p',ni,nt. The laud4 will be I'D two parcels, VIZ;
3n7 aud ao0 each, unes the lnlhcr and shall
saie of the "hae tract tn.eti cr "hich it is
exp ced they viii do the -alc E" he made 10y
sent Of MI fnries interested, understand.
TIE htnd- sril usually valuable and the
title COOL but Trustees only convey the THE
hell by u. under said deed The liule balance 'ies
c,ihcd ducto Saml Rcud \ Co, under anolher deed
# pnid will be- rrtan.d b, nlr the day Of snlc
'uI provided iort clear he tte under the deed of
2Sd December. 1923
= GARLAN :. lr.
5. 7. MITCHELL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-18
fnaugura'i on Of Governor Pollock Of Pennsyi-
riHia- His Ingupur0I

fiHid-HiS inaugural.
HAKRIsBGBG; Jan. l6.-Goyernor Pollock was
indicted into office to day. In his inaugural mes
sage he asserts that civil and religious liberty and
the freedom Of religious worship birthright
of Americans, whic! no Pontiiica edict can de-
sirov.
He objects to the charter of New Banks, but
will re- charter old Banks that are sound and de
manied by tie wants of the community in which
thry are located. He favors the sale of the pub
lie works
He is decided in his temperance views, and
says it becomes the duty of the Legislature to
consider what Legislation is necessary 10 correct
the evils of intemperance. With regard to the
pardoIng power, he assumes that II should be
exercised with great caution, and that notice
should be Published where there are trials and
convictions of intended applications for Execu
five clomenev.
Governor Pollock regards the repeal of the
Missouri compromise as a violation of the plight
ed faith and honor of the nation, and says that it
has been sInay rebuked by the people.
He advocates the improvement of rivers and
harbors--a jud;cious Homestead bill-the refor-
nation of the Naturalization laws and the pas
sage of such laws will prevent the introduce
ton of foreign paupers and convicts into the
country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-18
AEErCEs, sTOasE ROOMS. sxc.. for

n 4
ORENf The office lately occupied by DIR. Latham,
frs-fne ncatipu for lawyer or doctor, is ot rent
have n Rooms in OF my for which
" uul b. good stands for small Gforprs, Shumakers.
TanIs Jcvecrs, &C. &c.
~. Dwelling and nbont 10 nctos Gntdcn ground, in
tie viilner :, urdow. adinning hr city. This home
slcnd i enough ~ my oun doing business II
LNuchhprg. JNO. j. ftkNlS, A.
ian Il 2tn~2w
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nIssOIUTION.-T co partner hip hereto.
~ fore under the style and firm Of Edwards n Howard
wns this day dissolved by mutual The 81.
srrlcf would, therclase inform his friends and tho
public imi lac Is prepared to wnit the customers
ut the old firm IN such onnnat fail 10 gva
,ntisftctinn.
nl.o oiler or sale the Improved Plan for Cutting
jan dim 6. II. HOW ARD.
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LATE NEWS BIZ TIE MAILS.


WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.-ln Senate several
River and larbor bills were made the order Of
the day for next week, including the bill for i'm
proving the mouth of the Mississippi. The SEN
ate resumed the consideration of the bill increas-
ing the compensation of Judges and members Of
Congress al $500, exclusive of mileage. No
action was taken on the pending propositions un-
til TIE Senate passed to an Executive session.
In the House the bill to pay Oft the Texas cred
itnrs was referred to the Committee of the Whole
and after ,enr unimportant business the House
went into Committee of the Whole on the Pa
ciiic Railroad bill, Mr.. Benton spoke fara CON
siderable time, and was replied 10 by Mr. Nc
Dougal. After Mr.. MeD. had concluded the
House proceeded to vote. Many amendments
were rejected, and the discussion upon new prop
"sitions was going on as the dispatch is sent off
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-18

AUCTION CARD.--1he attention of the public
j. invited t. the ale of Valuable Dwelling House,
fm.n ry ami FtNuies. take place this afternoon
) u'enck rrrci-..s Scc advertisement of /. ID. Jcn-
Iiua. t-u'tec, il anuther column
iln lsu WM. II. NOSBY Auct'r.
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a nasgNaSTRATOls's SALE

a the highest hidlrr Glennul ~, in the com
of Amherst. all the Household nnd kactcn turuture,
Plann Utensils oftvery description ahou IL il"rsc..
so Cattle, - Sheep aud 10 Hog, the cIupot n,
Fnl,icr Oats, Shuchs. Straw AMI Tobirco.
Tn. above sale viii iant Place IN lie 5th dag nj
" r-n l9i5. and terms mud, hn""n mat day.
JOHN j. AMBLER.Jr.. adm Of
JOHN J. AMBLER, decd.
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ltAil oE CHASE isLAND

IJrnce to a decree al Circuit Cont nt ApprmataX
cnuIiy in the 81 It Ruchrr Rurker and othe.,
shah proceed at Stapelon il, the copery OF Amh RI,
u,ar The rrep>e~. on the 18th Frbrary next, to Sc
II the highest bidder. u certain purcci OF Land,
lying in The county OF Appomatrox, adiaifg the Ian :
ot Dir ". Flood aud otie,s.
TN tract contains one-hn,f Of Chase Island, al II
body ii wood land the nd joining shore, aud i ,,lua
bio We siali sell only such title ns i. vested in Us hy
IN sail DECREE which is believed l' entirely good
rFRNs-rae llhd viii lc sold crrdit d six,
twelve and eighteen months --equal insiunrrs Tin.
4r, ha.rr giving bond, th good security and the title
retained until the mhoie oil the purchase paid
B.P. WALKER,
q. r, SLAUGHTER,
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AUCTION SALES.
GCTEON stI,s,
TEISDAY

I ~ ION 81 co 1bar.day morning al 10
Aas"'N 81 'hntf, Is h) vii Ia silt ia front al my
efhf'. IA "' 81 Ut. aHd Shoe, BY Gnnds Hsld.e II,
A. A. rr - I"ut uud horse.
WM l.. LEEKIE,
in lf-3t Au,,,,,..,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-18

Resignation Of Mr. Soule.
I he Hon. j. c. Breckenridge, of Kentucky,
was nominated to the Senate on Monday, as
Minister to Spain, vice Pierre Suole, resigned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-18

I OSI'.-Supposed To have been taken from the
LNorvell House, the leth inst, book called the
LoRGsErTE." Returning the same Immediately, the
finder will get my thanks 1t /, tho propett, of Samuel
J Booker, ESQ. ia l6 St HARDWOOD OTEY
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PAULETT HOUSE,
Lynchburg, Virginia.
by MRS. A. b. PAULETT

III MKS. "A. Is. TAU LETT
vINHE attention oil the travelling public ia respectfully
L cLllcd othc above named House, ea sanity and
conveniently situated Main Street square above
the Market dtrnnges stopping in the city reques
ted to call uni sec fol themselves
dec % ifdects
II-Crr,tiansburg Herald. Fl I'D InelIigence,, and
Farm rs Friena, Monroe, copy, zach, weeks
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-18
,I,IlREE VALUABLE TRACES OF

VGN1kEE VALUABLE lfACeS on
] LAND IN CAMPBELL COUNTY FOR SALE -
By virtue Of decretal order OF tie Crcuit Count al
Campbell County pton un, ed att Oct her IN, 1874.
in Nv, suits Harvey Harvey and others, and Harvey
conn itlcc Harvey aud others tie undrrs Eed cm-
missiprrrs will the 9th day Of january. ISl5,
the prrmis r, proceed II SCI, public auction the ED
tiree TRACTS OF LAND in the pruocc ing s.h-
mentioned. forme ly owned by Jetse Harvey. dec a.,
ling ia the ,uny Campbell ia the immediate neiEh-
bdrhoud OF MuIysyio-- the main road leading
Lshchhme,
Que Tract Of til Land COZ tains ass Acres. with
u good DWELLING HOUSE and all ucccs' ,ry out.
Ta houses upon il. ubput one hall OF which i ve TIM
Hi hprcd The other. two fraet.. contain about l.
Acres cnrh The VIII Il, Of Of hesr Iurts in
woods of go1d timber, much the nlrc propoton,f tho
othrr +, vel timherrd. 1hesr lands lr Buck
Branel nj Joining the hands al John H. Dnhucy, Robert
Iahnson nnd rfhcrs-in healthy ueigbcrlpo /. They
nre we'll adapted the cultivation o lobncco, Wheat
aud Corn.
Tho several trnrt. will be sold separately credit
Of md Is months, the purchaser giving bohds viii
approved ersnnal security, md tue title retained until
lin 6uel I,as nirnt- nHdc
WM II. PlE2MAN, }c.,....=..
ED. u. CIR A1lAN,
~ he above znie il post ou'd 10 Tuesday the 18th
day nf F,brua next hrsc Il, ids ho bought pri-
Naiely. Nh. H. flht MAJ.
is6 - c,ls Ed d, CHRISTIAN
Rpn CuuV.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
NEGROES AT AUCTION.

The - II day ct Ja"aats, Is ), will sell the
highest hldef al public nueon, the Market House,
- Negroes Consisting oi men. aud Children
he sale VII be positive aud without ,e..rNe. credit
OF m9nih. vii be gwen tie pun chaser purchasers
giving negotiable notc'. sstsiae orily cnda, sed
Its l., IABBE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-18
Lis. BLAKE PITTMA
PETERSBURG VA.
WILLS Il PITTMAN.
Commission and Forward q House.

""" TVtWdIU z UOH5ts
1NiE undersigned cnd-rs his service, Ia ,I, t'z.r,
"i Lynehhntg and tn" upper country generally " ~
pay strict attention To tn, sn. of all kinds of ,rodrs
N remit promptly. IL has nm office at Oh,
P,r,. near tie whnrvcs where he cnn give particular
attention II RECEIVING mud FORWARDING all
Kinds of gond., including Manufactured Tobacoo
is charge will be reasonBblo and $. ,acory and Ia,
most respectfully soIcita liberal patronage.
JOHN DICKINSON, Petersburg. Va
RKrrWrErF--Benj Jores, YIN. G. < r. Jnm,. g.
Co., Frcble. 4 White, Thns. Branch ~ Sons. Paul.
Mcllwain Is Co. Petersburg, J. g. Meen Henry Davis.
Col. VIM. T. Smith, Austin Lehwich, Mcdaniel Hum
\ Preston, Davis, Ncwlin 4 Co Lynohburg; NJ b.
Rovn. Camnlell oct g-ctsI
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ygossE AND LOT FOR SALE

\. b. Some Negroes " Il be ni-l ri aftcr the ,a'e
roai tarIi iuinds I'm Is t'id,
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M 20 HIRE

1aH 3 cwtd.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-13

M ~
Al AaNorfA No. 4, Baton Rouge, meets on the
sscond ard fourth Saturdays Of each month. ,5 4
Mf9ST SINAr No. 8, Franklin, La, meets on
srst ard third wednesdsysi n each month.
G. w. SHAW No 10, Clinton, La, meets on the
6rst and fourth Saturdays in each month S
W JAMES FURNEAUX, Grand Scribe. ~
The BOARD or DIREcToRs, of Odd Fellows Hall
Association, meet at their Office in Odd Fellows Hall on
thefrst Monday fevHry month-Jsmes Stockton, Pres
jdent Thos Shields, Secretary; John Bein, Treas
urer; John Orchard, II Stetson, J Dunlap, r
Swain, Murry III Howard, G Kursheedt, g N Morrison,
# p Smith, M A Van Hook, g W Race.
The BOARD OF DIRECr6Rs OF ODD FEI.Lows' REST
Assocs meet at the ONCE of the Grand Secretary
in odd Fellows Hal, on the second Monday In jan.
usry April July and October and on the fourth Mon
day in December. O1icersHenry Bier, President;
JStroud. jr, Treasurer James Furneaux Secretnry
MeMbsrs--H Dillingham;, Geo Hooper II Il Dentzel. r
Swain. Smith, Bowditch, N Strong, Thomas
Keefss Q RobinsS Beulleinet 7
THE GENERAL RELIEF CoMMrTTEE I. 10. o. II. OF
NEw0RLEANa meets at the Once Grand Secretary
IN oddFeilows Hail. the fourth Wednesd Of every
month hlcers--H kelsey, President, No &c Camp
street Jos West, Treasurer Ill Tehouptoulas street
Jas Furneanx, Secretary, Odd Fellows Hall. . Mem
bers--J Cunningham !; u r Hays, IS d. charles
street; Gapin, Jersey street Fourth District: L
Bruce, SO Canal street; L Gubernator 81 Hercules
street Thos Bailey, 18o5S Ghartres street; M A Van
Hook, 81 Grayier street VIM McCulloch, Gas Works
Gravier street w Hebrard, 1I8 Canal street; A
Florat, " New Basin w Furbrenger; A Fortier, Al
gters Nupgpsser; 8 Magner, 81 Royal street
Thoe 0pV OIL Tchnunt0uIHs street gGi ~
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ONAfERsITR OF LOUIsIANA-LAW DEPART
MENT.

NE Lectures In this Department will COM
IL mencs on the second MONDAY 1885 and con-
most important branches Civil Common, cons.a.ons mi
Law we'll Equity, and Practice
LECTURES will Be delivered BY four Professors.
Those by Professor Nc will treat OF
Admiralty Maritime Law embracing tho obta AND oh,,.
ons masters and harner Collisions Maritime Tors
Aversge Salvage Civil and Military
International Law, embracing Prize and the Prae
ce Prze Courts the Absolute Hgh Ia ,sr pacific and
ILL., The Jurdction Courts Of the Uoed satsS emSra
ing ne Original and Appellate Jurisdiction Supreme and Cir
and tbs Original Jurisdiction Of the Courts
Those by Professor Randel Hunt, will embrace:
commercial Law IL relates Mercantile Persons Morcan
NE Property and Contracts and Mercantile Remedies They viii
nes q sole Partnerships Corporations Principal
pings Of paients and Contracts Carriers Conacts of AL
ny Gher Party and for General Shin.
SaaaranLies, LisnE and soppage ia Transtu. 1870
diotion zG = ee'' " ~it'na"' 'uisiat'-
III. The Law Of Evidence .a..-=.
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me CV Code o, Louisiana in connection with the Roman
and Feuch Lava and Critical Analysis the Decision
the Saprems Court Of the Ststs. - ' VI
Land Titles, whether derived England Spsiu Franco
the United STATED. - eN' of@N' i'hoe of
HI The Practice of the Courts Jurisdiction in Louisiana
This Common Law Equity Jurisprudence and p,.ca sd
Pleadings in Civil Gases a Common Law - s', enu
II. Constitutional Law.
dents only who sha have fall coursea Of
mi hAyng read twelve the
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