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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-24
G. A. HENRY.

The AMERICAN STATE Council OF MIS-
soURI--The sixth session Of the American
State Council of Missouri was held at st.
Louis on Wednesday, the 18th inst. The
following officers of the Council we're ele-
cted: President, Col VIM f. Switzler /;
Vice President Sol. Smith; Secretary,
Jacob Covert; Marshal, DIR. G. w. Spauld-
ing.
The following gentlemen were chosen
as delegates to the National Council, which
will assemble in Louisville on the first
Tuesday in june next:
From the State at large-L. NJ. Kenneth
and - Moss. Aternates-S NJ. Breck-
inridge and ID. Moss.
First Congressional District-H. w.
Williams. Aternate-Dr. c. W. Spalding.
Second ,District-Col. VIM. F. Switgler.
Alternate-Benj. F. Sharp.
Third Distriot-De Kald Musgrove.-
Alternate--Col Joe Davis.
Fourth District--C. T. Garner. Alter
nate--W. A. Cunningham.
Fifth District--Col. VIM. H. RUSSELL
hibtTndtc--Vcu. ocO. ~. kJllitn.
Sixth District-Joseph Galloway. Alter.
nate-Joseph Wilson.
Seventh District-John s. Bricky.-
Alternate-B. F. Herr.
A plan for the efficient organization Of
the party throughout the State was agreed
upon, and central executive committed
appointed, consisting of Henry W. Will
ans, John b. Perkins, John B. Higdon
Henry I. Blow and s. NJ, Breckenridge.
Mr.. Breckenridge, from the committee
on resolutions, reported series of resolu
ton incorporating those which were adop
ted at the recent session of the State Council
of Kentucky. A resolution was adopted
requesting the immediate reorganization Of
the subordinate Councils throughout the
State, and urging all who endorse tn,
principles of the American party to exer
all the means in their power towards secur
ing their ultimate triumph.
A feeling of hopefulness and encourage
ment was manifested in the proceedings o
the Council no less than stern determine
ton to battle on through good or i'll fortune
until the attainment of d glorious Ameri
can victory.
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PopERY IN MAssAcHusErrs.-we find

PoPERY IN MAssACHUsETTs.--W find
the following in the Cincinnati Gazette:
The Catholic priestin North Adams, Mass.
last Sunday preached against the ''mane
Yankees, for distributing Bibles and tracts
among his parishioners' and in consequence
his church got drunk after service, and be-
gan zealously to beat any stray Americans
who came along. The deputy sheriff ar
rested oae of the number on monday, when
his comrades rescued him; using pistols and
clubs to accomplish their object. Three of
the ringleaders have been fined $40 and
cost each, and there are warrants out for
more.
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A country parson had a singular peca-
liarity of expressions; always using the
phrase 'Aatter myself, instead of 4 believe.
Having occasion to exhort his congrega-
ton during revival, he 'fattered himself
that more than one half of them would be
damnedl'--Erchange.
If his hearers we're democrats, he would
not have fattered himself too highly by
supposing that the other half would be
damned too.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-24
TOBACCO MARKET.

EVANSVILLE, April %, 1857.
Sales by w. 3. Mcclure of 46 hhds. To-
bacco, as follows;
81 hhds admitted. at SIG 95. I6 60, Is 95,
II 20, - IS, is IS, is IS, 10 10, Is 80, II IS,
IA 10, l6 10, 10 80, ID IS, I6 80. ~ 60, 10 IS,
IA g., l6 IS. 10 Is, le 90.
Is hhds. refused at $40 05, IS, 10 on, 8 IS.
6 30, IS SIS, o 80, 6 80, 10 so, o rs, 80, 8 IS,
10 30. 10 O',S SIS, 8 IS, y 80, 10 IS, 3 81, 8 so
9 so, 9 30, 10 60. IS, 8 IS.
CLARKsvILLE, April 20, 1857.
Sales by G. IL. Smith, of 32 hhds TObac-
co as follows
Sls so, IS IS, IS 80, Is Is, Is 10, is 60
II 65, 10 n5, l6 05, rs IS, ~ 05, l2 SIS, 8 80
8 81. 8 IS, 8 95, 7 95, 8 90, 9 ~, 9 rs, 0 60
t6 80. 16 go, IS 25, II IS, is 70, 8 90. Is Is,
l6 IS, IS 60,i5 Oh. ~ 10.
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One box always cures Jsuncice.
Three boxes are sure.to cleanse tho system from
boils--often less than enc does Il.
Two boxes have completely cured the worst Of
ulcers on the legs.
Small doses seldom fail 10 cure tho Pllss.
One dose cures the headache arising from foul
stomSoh.
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm
from the body. They should be given 10 chill
dren, who are always moro or less afflicted with
u 10 scouT~e.
Asa gentle Physic they have no equal
Doe boz cures arrangement Of the Liver.
Half box cures Cold.
They purify the blood and thas strike n thu
foundation OF every disease.
As Dinner PiIl there IL no, ttsir eaasl In tho
world.
They are purely veg tabls. and car DE- 10 harm.
but do accomplish an nnaccouniable amount o.
good,
Prepared by DR.. &c. AVER Practical Chem.
list, Lowell, Mass end sold by all Druggists and
Dealers Ia medicine through this ssciion
Wholesale BY Berry & DsmovilIe, Nashville.
Tenn.
Retail by Thomas & Bro, Clarksvills. and n.
T. Porter, New Prov ldencs, and all druEgsts and
dealers 10 m,diclne throughout tho South,
APi II, 'T-ilsiAug.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
nj. G.. & l.. r.. II.

An election for new Board Of Directors is an-
nounced for the 23rd of Msy--my health being
feeble, do not wish my name used in the forma-
ton Of a new board duly appreciate the hon.
ors heretofore conferred on me, as President, and
congratulate the stockholders on the prescn, pros
peri,y of the Roed, aud trust that it may move n
in Triumph, to its completion.
W. D. MUNFoRD.
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III A Il IL I T. d ,

On the 2lst Inst at the residence Of James
Moore, by Rev A. Mizell, Mr.. w. o. PEPPER. Of
B. Bloomington, H.. TO Miss MILDAED A. EcKLEs, Of
Springfield, Tenn.
shelbyvills Expositer and Bloomington (nl)
Flag please copy.
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Port Royal Tavern & Ferry for Sale,

am now offering to soil this desirable propert,
on the very best son Of terms. Any ono wishing
to embark In the mercantile or any OtheFyll Of
trade or mechanism will 6nt this suitable poiat
for Investment, as IL combines many advantages
Of schools, Ielgio Installations, social relations
and wealth, not possessed elsewhere. AZ board
Tug house aud tavern stand Il 10 decidedly adyan-
tsgsous. Call soon, az am determined To- sell,
and bsTgSin may be bad.
JAMES II. MALLORY.
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more hearty support to our candidate, who
ever he may be, or from whatever county
hemay come, and risk nothing in stalking
Montgomery on this pledge
Thanking you, gentlemen, most kindly
for the handsome manner in which you
notified me Of the action of the Conven-
ton,
/ remain, as ever, your friend and ob't
serv't.
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bay" The land. grant to Minnesota, en-
braces 1900, 600 acres What a mOgni-
ficent bonus TO freesoilism! The poor,
down -trodden South may we'll despair OF
maintaining the balance Of power, when
its own politicians thus war against is
rights and interests.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-24

DG- The Nashville papers abound in
recommendation of Gen. Zollicoffer as a
candidate for the nomination for Governor.
There is, perhaps, no man in the State who
has better show of success than he,
should he be put upon the track.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-24

p1~ The editor of the Athens Post says
he has received an ode to Spring, which
he will publish as soon as the weather will
permit. From present appearances, it will
have to lay over twelve-month, unless
the author will adapt his rhyme to some
other season.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-24

p@- Edgar snOwden, Esq, the able and
gentlemanly proprietor and editor of the
Alexandria Gazette, has received the Ameri-
can nomination for congress in the Seventh
District of Virginia.
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FURTHER BY THE ARABIA.
PHILADELPHIA, April 16

Arrived at Liverpool from New Orleans;
Agamemnon, Alice Counce, Arran, At
mosphere, Crown Point, Lerry Spalding,
Martin Luther, Meridian, Ocean Bride,
Otsonthe, Sebastian Cabot, Shelter, Wau-
duce. At Marseilles: Addison Child, Luz
rie A Nichols. At Queenstown: Blanch
At Trieste; Milan, Enoch Train, Golden
Rule. AT Bordeaux: Isabel, Martin Lu-
ther, Sea Dog.
Richardson & Spcnce's Liverpool circu-
lar quotes breadstuffs quiet, but previous
prices barely maintained Corn sd lower.
Other circulars are conflicting. A safe
remark is that the market is essentially IN =
changed from the prices of the previous
week. Maxwell's circular quotes bread
stuffs steady Corn declining; mixed Dos
Cd; yellow 31s 3D. Flour unchanged;
State 5000; Ohio 32@33; Southern ESQ
80. White wheat Cos; red COS.
Arrests continue of conspirators against
Napoleon.
Madrid reports say that the Spanish for
ces will under every cicumstance occupy a
portion of Mexican territory, for the pro-
lection of Spanish subjects.
Austria has issued new circular against
Sardinia. France and England strongly
demonstrate with both Sardinia and Aus
tria to keep the peace.
Prussia announces hes determination to
maintain her policy respecting the. Danish
duchies, and has ordered her coast defence
to be strengthened.
Russia is concentrating her forces at An
apa against the Circassians.
The Chinese details confirm previous
telegraph reports, repeating that che EN-
peror ordered Yeh to make peace on any
terms, but the news is doubted.
The American ship Highfyer was wreck
ed at Formosa. The crew was murdered
and the ship burnt.
ST.. Louis, April IL.
Santa Fee advices to the 18th ult., have
been received. The Democrat conven-
ton has nominated James L. Collins for
Governor, and Otero, Of the late delega-
ton to Congress, has been nominated for
re election.
Considerable excitement has been occa-
stoned in Santa Fe by collision between
Mexican, named Gruber, and soldier
Gruber shot the soldier and gave himself
up, when he was taken to jail. A party Of
troops entered the Jail at night, fred forty
shots, killing Gruber and another prisoner
and wounding two others. Some of the
soldiers were identified and will be tried
for the offence.
WASHINGTON, April II.
A special dispatch to Washington this
evening to the States newspaper from New
IOrleas of the 18th says that official advices
have been received in that city to the effect
that the Mexican Governmenthas admitted
that the contractors engaged on the Tehaun
tepec Railroad have complied with the terms
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j q III ! R10Mo


No. 3, Franklin Street,
HAVING just finished receiving his Spring and
IL Summer stock Of Dry-gosds, would respect-
fully ask his friends and ,usiomers TO call aud ex.
anime them The store has been greatly snlayoed
as wfll as the stock. The new light Is & e, and
persons can see goods as they really are not as
they should be-"
SlLKS.--Chsne founcsd Robes;
Rich hene silks;
PLAID and cheek Silks:
erode Nap, Florence g. Merceline do.
Pam blck Silk;
Plaid and striped black he.
Der AGES AND CEREMONIES
flonnced Bersge dresses; Plain Berugrs, all COLI
ors; Figured dol figured Grsnadiresi Chailies,
all co,ors.
ORGANIZES AND MUSI.INS.
Organdie Robes, Chiutz Robes; Organize Mu,-
Inns, great variety; French Jaconets, cheap Mus
Inns. large stock.
MOURNING GOODS
Summer Bombszines; summer double width
elaine; silk warp Alpaca, buck canton Crane:
blsck Lamartine; black Challiss:
RIBcNS AND TRIMMINGS -
large stock and fine variety.
MANTLES AND SHAWLS,-
White silk Mantes; white Lace do white
embroidered do; black silk Mantles; black french
lace do; black shantiy lace do black Grape
Snawls, white do. do.
EMBRolDERIES AND LACES.-
Embroidered French Collars;
lace trimmed do;
4" Setts.
/" Juconet
Lace
Swiss and Jsconet Edging and Inserting,
do do. Flouncing;
Thread, Linen, valencia aud silk fnces; new
n mr. 1acl 4.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-24
CLARKsvILLE, April 16. 1851


MAJ. G. A. HENRY-Dear Sir; The
Convention of the American Party, which
met in this place ON the 18th inst, charged
us with the duty of informing you of your
nomination by that body as candidate to
represent the 9Th Congressional District in
the ensuing Congress. Considering the
fact that this nomination was conferred by
reclamation during your absence from the
State, when it was neither expected, nor
sought, nor desired by you, it certainly re-
fleets the highest compliment which gene
rous constituency could offer, and eyinces
in a more grateful manner than any thing
else could do their appreciation of your
talents and admiration of your character.
While at the same time il renews the
pledge of the party to its cardinal doctrine
that the Office should seek the man. We
hope on behalf of the Convention and the
American Party, that these considerations
may influence you to accept the nomina-
ton SO enthusiastically rendered you.
Very respectfully, your obi serv'ts,
G.. A. HARREL,
T. w. KING,
J. NJ. DYE.
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while Lockridgc remained up the river
He was we'll supplied with provisions.
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B6g- We see southern democratic papers
publishing, without comment, the fact,
that the lands belonging to the Illinois
Central Railroad, are worth $50, 000, 600,
and the road complete. What COM
mentary upon southern democrats who
voted for and justify this APPROPRIATION, and
then howl, in accents of aganized indigna-
ton, over the rapid and overshadowing
growth of the North. Whilst railroads
are built in the Northwest, at the expense
Of the government, and the companies
made rich by the surplus bounty, we, of
Tennessee, groan under taxes, and strug-
gle against almost insurmountable difficult
ties, to consummate limited schemes of
internal improvement-the completion of
which leaves the company in debt, and its
property encountered with liens, and its
profits absorbed by the payment Of in
terest.
Is it any wonder, then, the enemies Of
the South multiply, and that the North
sneeringly points to the poverty and lag
gard progress of this section, as an evil
dence of the blighting effects of slavery
upon our social and political institutions?
Fattening upon the suicidal bounty Of
southern locofocos, the North forgets the
secret Of its great prosperity, and repays
the mistaken liberality of short-sighted
locofocism with taunts and aggressions.-
And the South, smarting under the humi-
liating contrast and ashamed to confess
that it impoverishes itself to buy up the
North, charges upon the tariff the wealth
of the one section, and the poverty of the
other. And by this false cry, the deludod
people of the South are taught to hate the
tariff, and to believe that it is right to build
roads and canals and colleges for the
North, at the cost of the federal treasury
IF southern locofocos are silly enough tC
doubt the truth of this statement, let then
try the experiment of large grants of th'
public lands to the Southern States, and
our word for it, they will find the tariff
no drawback to southern prosperity. lie
them remember that whilst internal i'm
promements are built for the North, b,
the General Government, individual wealtl
is bestowed upon agriculture, commerce
and manufactures; but the unaided-th
wronged and plundered South, possessing
no such advantages, struggles forwar,
without concert, and with limited mean.
far in the rear of that favored and petite,
section-the protegee, at once, of tn
South and of the general Government
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-24

BS- "The Dollar Times" is the title of
new democratic paper, in Paduchn. 1t is
neatly executed, and the editor, W. l.,
McGary, pitches in with lick, that shows
he is familiar with his work lie says
ave have taken calm survey of all
things within view from an elevated posi-
sion, and the irresistible conviction is, we
are right" Perhaps so; but we thiuk il
likely he was a little too high up, to sec
all things distinctly,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-24

Ray- Let it not be forgotten that the
emancipation party, so recently triumphant
in St. Louis, is made up of Buchanan
democrats. The Democrat which supported
Buchanan with zeal, is the organ Of the
emancipation party, and deals out its
anthemas against slavery with a glib
tongue Wherever radicalism is found
no matter what subject is seizes upon
there democracy is sure to be present,
leading, directing, monopolising.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-24

Ten thousand dollars have been appro-
priated by Congress to paint the portraits
Of the Presidents. Some of them, when
finished should be hung with the faces to
the wall, and covered with Grape.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-24

RT- An Irishman was found dead, on
the railroad grade, last Wednesday morn
ing, within the limits of the Corporation.
There were no external marks of violence,
and it is not known whether he died Of the
National Hotel malady, or whether he took
too much water with his whiskey and it
frose in him.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-24
MAJ. HENRY's DECLINATIoN.

II will be seen from the following cor
respondence between the committee ap-
pointed to notify Maj. G. A. Henry of mis-
nomination, that gentleman declines che
position assigned him:
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

April %, 1851,
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NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
~ MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
S14RSA p 4 RIL L Il LOZEN GES.
Simple and Compound.


Prepared by N. HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
Superior 10 all Essences wraps anu Extracts numed and
10 all speCialities heretofore known.
have for long time thoroughly investigated the idea
general therapeutic susceptible of being applied
dtea the development morbid principle Of which rroce
ron an Internal cause, either IN the blood or any of the
careful and uninterrupted analysis of the animal
bic u mi" cra kingdoms hnl induced the hope that
bring about such result, and thanks interchangeable
srucheS, ii is obtained.
some vegetables the necessary means this
grand idea which based upon an oIengirnus rinc lie of
pnrla purity known the public Such is the discovery
which have the honor this day of advertising The form Of
oHehgeS has been given it, because its prCcued the
p0HHoly OF doing otherwise and have dvied it into SIM
pie % componn1 ozsnes in order that they might be given
to children we'll rs adults.
My first experiments made privately and remained
Ehown until wonderful results had satisfied thar had sue
ceed ana that the charge OF qnackery could be brought
The attention of physicians and of the public is called to
these nyenges order that witness
rahe results Of the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS,
M, lestllsa 10 oy UPWARDS OF a Thousand persons
by removing AL Impurities from this precious organ and fluid
SPECIAL EFFE CTS
/. Prompt and radical cure OF all diseases generally.
Persons who have used these ozenges never had the
cholera nor the yellow fever.
3. Venerea syphlic, hepac, scorbucal. comfy rheu-
matte and nervous and bilious diseases completely cured
few days after the remedy is resorted to.
l. All diseases OF the lungs, head stomach bowels and
other internal Gn external complaints disappear entirely pro
Nrted tilc lolelr%e> resorted TO
For sale by the box with prospectus, showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT n IEREU,S
corHe" Toulouse aud Bourbon streets.
J. 'wTRiG,IT CO..
Il and Isl Gharres
II. BONN ABEL,
CORNER HafFSS sSM iS' isi G%1af s: s''
G. H. WEHGKMUt.lER,
lt2 Camp street, Nf 20 Grus
INSTRUMENTATION gra') daily nj Tie above Drug Store.
iyS -
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PREMIER CouR DE JUSTICE 1M'ME HENRI T. W. c., vs. il
SEPH RAYMOND +. M c.
WINES AND LIQUORS.

MARETT BRANDY-THE UNDERsIGNED, duly
VI appointed Agent for the old established house Of Ar
Brandes also sole Importer of the justly celebrated Poulney
Brandy is receive either the low
prices Cognac to be shipped direct ia
The of
nl7 ly s. WOLFF. 95 Camp street.
. Agents city for Celebrated Brand and keep
constant supply hand of various qualities and grades
84s A. 49, 1905 1902 1873, 1875, New York and
dig " VIM. TEvERICH CO.. a Old Levse
CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MoET & eHANDoN's
Feur de sllery, Gil de Perdrix Vesenay and Vim Impe
JULES MUMMs L CO.'S Anchor, verzenay Cabinet and
The orders on liberal terms
for direct importation of the above named superior Cham
MI " manu. Ap' 'A'' 5 s. .s WOLFF IS Camp street
CHOICE WINES, Liquors, etc.
pipes the brand of j. DENIS Henry Mounie Co.
70 hall pipes brand Pinet csston cognac Brandy
| 10. :. :. Melady :. :.
| 10. Plana;t 4 Co.
i halves United Propretors' La k sS
8 barrels Superior old Bourbon Whisky;
50 med m, different grades
3 : pipes H H,a MSn Gjg:
100 baskets Champagne, Hadseick Co.;
80 cases Wolfe's Aromatic Sehnapps:
800 cases Turner Brothers. celebrated Ginger Wine;
50 cases Blackberry Brandy;
800 different brands Bi.ters VIZ Boxers Hostetters
100 4. dozen each h. I.ohsters
90 CLAIMS;
loo casks and pin London Porter and Scotch Ae of
large assortment Preserves Fruits ellies Jams
Also general stock Steamboat Bar Stores on
fei t CADY HOLMES. 7Grayier st.
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN HIGGINS.
BY TOURNE & THOMAS. Auc;oneers.

SATURDAY,, August 1st, 1857. at IL o clock
- NJ Banks Arcade by virtue and in pursuance OF an or
from the Honorable H. Morgan dated June l7t 1857,
for of said succession, will be sold, viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the First District, in
square bounded by Erato Thala, Jacobs and Howard
formed Of the lots and s. being the portion
said lots per plan of G. A. Heddin deposited in the office
Said 30 feet front Talia street
by inches and 10 lines which said depth being the full
width Of said lots and 5.
TERMS-Cash.
before j. Dunlap Notary Public, at the
of the purchaser. jyl IL 10 70 a;l
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA LAW DE-

= 7.
The Lectures this Department will the Sc.
Monday of Novcm 1851 and until the first
Monday April 1858 will embrace the important
of the Civil, Common Constitutional and Internal
Law well Equity, Jurisprudence and Practice.
Lectures will be delivered by four Professors.
Those by Professor McCAIEB will treat of Admiralty and
Maritime Law International Law and the Jurisdiction of the
Courts of the United States
Those by Professor RANDELL HUNT will treat of Com
rnercal Law. Criminal Law, and the Law of Evidence.
by Professor RosELIUs will embrace the Civil Law;
Land Titles derived from England SPAIN France
United States and The Practice of the Courts of Civil Jurs
diction in Louisiana
Law Equity Jurisprudence and Practice and Constitutional
degree Bachelor of will be conferred those
students only who shall have attended two full courses of Lee
full after having read twelve months under
direction of respectable Counselor and who shall,
examination by the various Professors be found deserving
OF the honor.
each Professor s25 maricuaton fee, ST. and
$40 for the diploma.
All communications must be addressed the Dean of the
Faculty, at New Orleans. THEODORE H McCALEB.
nenr of tla rDlry