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JOE LoCKE's news stand, 1854 Main
street, is we'll supplied with papers from
every quarter. The latest and freshest
alWays on hiB counters.
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FOREIGN Exchange in SUNS to suit al
German Nat. Bank, 293 Main street. 7
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Mosquito Netting at low prices
HeI Zag 81 Bro.
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FRoM New York auctions @ great bar.
gain two yards wide Bleaehed Table
Linen, 81 per yard, ct M. Kraus & Co.'S,
corner Main ard Adams street.
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TO CLOSE cur.

SEE Az. BeDnetps laughable picture OF
Mr.. Simon Caudie.
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sp1EspID article 1914 Bleached Sheet
Ing, SOC per yard At M. hrans Co.'s cor
Eer Main and Adams street..
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NEW stock Cassimeres and Towels,
latest STYLES at extra low figures. ]. II.
Loewenstine & Bros, 2Sl Mai0 street
CLAY Bulldingl.
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GRoo 8.
SPicer & . harPe,
55f MAIN STREET,

ZEE. ACHOICE n SELECT STOCK or
n GROO RlES for family use, and By re-
almost daily by rail, their assortment IS Kept
complete and fresh
Choice FIOuF-at lev prices;
The best Hams and breakfast Baesn and
Tongues;
fresh Chocolate, Cocoa and COCOA sheiiai
choice Teas-of all kinds;
shaker PreserVes-seliAag law ~ the
case
syrups and ~sEOIasses 1.-The best;
ChoIee Sugars and CO6ees;
Mess MaekereI; KendaLE's Crackers.
families IN the country and city would ind
It ts their interest 10 call on Us Weinyariabiy
please our patrons
fsbS SPICER
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SILK Glnps received Rgaln.
HeTzOE& Bro.
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MExKrE EROS. have the cheapest
dress goods. -
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FOE SALE.

$500 a,d Hsrness. Apply To-
myi5
.-DR iron-framed ELOIL.
u Of latest i'm proved maAs
sid cheap FOR cash. apply 70 Lnls S1ssS:.
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South Carolina Bank Aoaes
wanted at CEfy Bank. cOIHoH u
Ie0ersOn and ErORt Streetss
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A-great decline ia the-Priee OF
Our Irish Linens. HSrZOg@ q
Bro.
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BeautifuI SIX Popilns. Her
ZOg ~ Bro.
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New Goods received during the
IaSi few dayAH erzog l. Bro.
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Magnolia wateE-SrPerior TO the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and SOLD at halL the
price.
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U OF ETERTs FORM
HEMORRHOIDS OR PILES

"HETHER OF LONG STANDING OK kE-
w cent origin. internal or external, WhetheE
attended with Prolspsus, Hemorrhage OF -OD-
structiOn, and all by
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

OWING to the recent death OF MI. S. e. VILLA
u under the style OF WILLIAMSON BILL 8 o.
SURVEYING partnsis. ssh ~eoaii1us the business as
name Of I'LL q Co. at the Old stand,
continuance Oh the patronage bestowed upon the old
a %, VIII be settled uOOn presentation.
Memphis, May ], lSts.
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ATTEND the great dress goods s@A
eaouRau Hrca,
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constellation water is a csrtsiu cure foT
diabetis and all diseases OF the kidneys. 70;
ale by all druggists.
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HOTEL.

Hon. Henry Priest, George W. Will
Iisms, Rudolph Siegling, Charleston, s.
c; w. w. Bierce, Cleveland, Ohio; Geo.
Palmer, w. B. Isaacs, Thos. b. Ellis,
Geo. w. Mayo, Capt. R. d. Minor, Rich,
mond; Fleming Saunders, Campbell
county. vs. J. M. G. Darlington, Char
louisville, Va; NJ. F. Johnson, Monroe
county, Tenn; J. M. Kinney, Cdncin-
natl; NJ F. Harris, Louisville; Z. NJ.
YsFger, Jackson, Miss.
WORsHAM HOUSE.
A. A. Gray, Fluvanna county, Va; A.
X. Leake, G0ochlsnd, Va; ]. c. Mans
fisId, Marietta, Ga.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
ETC., Of Wiggans & Thorn, maDutAetu-
rers. 233 Main street, Clay Building.
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THEO. HOERNER.
gnalytle and Manufacturing Ghemist
Druggist and Ap~othecaFy,
ga and 90 BsaI Stress.
-.n corner Of Seeondl.
NorthWsst eorner o. seeondl

~anxTcA6 ANALYSES o. al descriptions
wade. aud written reports furnished.
Phvsiclans' Prescriptions carefully COM
Douaded At all hours. -,
Patent Medicines, Soaps, Perfumerys Toilet
Articles, and everything pertaining
slAss Drqg Htors. ~
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Cuppina ana Leechima.

oVDFRS for Cupping and Leeehing loft at
CHS. LIpPOLDS BARRER SHOP. No: u
f0niar street, corner Of Front Alley, Memphis
Ssnn.. Will be promptly attended 10, by
ana ~ VIC. WARNER,
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.MsOS, the partnertnlp heretofore existing
,, Ia his day dissolved. The undsrsigued.
and Cotton Faetors- auder the nrm
No. 326 Front Street, and hops to receive
NAPOL 4ON HILL,
I'D n. EDNTAINE
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ANoTHEE large lot Of ladies' ali Linen
Handkerchief4, 81 IS per dozen from
New York auctions, at M. Kraus q Co.'s,
corner Msin and Adams street.
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Great success In the sale Of our
Dress Goods! The great reduc-
riOa On these goOds should at
tract every buyer of the article.
HerZOg s. Br0., 294 vain street,
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ONLY lHFALLIBLE SPECIFIC

Ever discovered for that disease, and Wnlqn
time % coTae. As ia the past. II VIII stand tne
test OF trial without a failure 70 perform A. me
proprietOrs claim tor Il, II the oHecdSHs Ao
attended to-
Alarye number OF gentlemen hronsnouL t1S
country OF high character and influence naHe
voI1ntarily aftested 90 It's efficacy IN thelr Owl
eases no4 rom hearsay, and whose certificates
msv u seen by reference 70 the publ cations.
The prOpriet0Ts viii forward 70 Any .ate9S
one bottle, postpaid On neceiPA
price, 81 90 per bottle.
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Is q strictly scientific OF nsn
Enoyzn remedial axents, and the prOpSietors
nave no hesitat61n saying The
L is the
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rieur Il ious cenx j6sqn'anjonrd'hui en- usage,
il me fails IN devoir de lottIir anx habilan's
qni desireM tatriquer leur sucre a l'acide
sulturenx avec un APPAREL partait, dune
construction simple e, durable.
Get apparel, pouvant donncr aux I~iqnides
lie gaz de son tournean, les Stature avcc nne
rtgnlarile qui ne faillit jamais. II ma pas
beSoin l'essai sur IL vim de James pour
%neri,cr la confiance. Les nombrcuscs expa-
%riences, solvent rept,ees sur les liquides, ell
garantissen, lie plein success.
Les habitan,s qui dtsirent Sc procurer Gel
apparel, sont pries d'adresser lenrs demands
Il D.. Labauuie, st Jacques, Conpen1 Post office.
lie prix est ties modere.
II sept. 3m. d. LABAUVE.
v5-Monsipnr DAMAs LABAUVE. a fail
fonc'ionner chez moi son apparel a gaz acide
sulturenx, ct Je dois avouer que sous lie rapporI
de Ia simpllcite Gel apparel est snpar'enr
tout Ce que TAI VII en- ce genre. En- plus je
dirai cue la dacoIoraiion dn jus de came q
etc tout ce que Iion pouvai, ddsirer.
LOUIS S. LEBOURGEOIS.
Belmnn; II Novembre 1869.
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AVIS Az pUBln!!

La Sucie,a eyistant en- ccttc paroisse sous
la raison sociale AusERT ct Tt,ss,rR e;ant
dissoule par Limitation de terme, NJ. j.. TEIs-
SER res'e senl charge de la liquidation et
assume toute la responsabili,e.
ii contlnuera, en- son nom g. pour son propre
comp,c, lie meme genre d%'af1aircs dams les dcny
magasins bien connns dn public.
Ii profile do l'occasion pour rcmercier Ia
population lie St-Jscqnes du ticnyeiIlau,
patronage qu'clle lni a accofda, ct il cspere
qu'cllc vontlra bicn lui continner les r6nes
~faveurs, car il fera tous ses efforts pour Sen
rendre dlcne. -w@#N.4
Son Stock dc Marchandiiscs slehes. cons,am.
ment renonseIa, es, bien a%ssotti, frais, varie
ne reni.rmnn, que des marchandises de
premiere qnalIte.
Les prir sont rfduits Gur d~ern,ires ,,mies
du bon mdrchG.
NHlENNES bon TENT 4 10, 10Y, Is, l7Jl
cents.
DAKEGES, Grenadines, jacona,s de IS i 80
cents.
BATlSTES imprimics, haute nomenut6, q SO
cents Ia yardc.
MOUSSELlNE Suisse, Mul-Mul, percales,
Nansous, Erillan,ts.
COTTON LatiS'e, Tarlalanes, ,oiles blanchcs q,
~cou'enr. linee dc table.
BRlN, Mousselines ct Bobine,s q Mous,i-
qnairc.
COTONS blancs rs de 1919 a IS.
"a Tres fins ny, 20, Is
Grand assortment dc cotonnadesd tres bas prir.
HABlLLE.MLNTS confeciinnts, choix varie
de damages pour hommes ct e~siiants, de 80
cents a 81 SO Ia yardc.
I.lNGE contcc,ionnt, articles pour deuil,
crande varialt.
~HAPEAuA ien,te %irancais pour hommes c,
%entanis, a dcs pix eXcepiionnels.
BONNETERlE, MERCERlES. Chaussures
pour iommes, gareons, danes ct t%ille,,cs,
les meilleures qualities settlement, ct dams
DIES ptix rednI,s d la por,ec de ,one.
oJlhCAliLERlE, SELLERlE, PARFU.
MERE, PHARMAClE, N%AlSsELLE,
GROCERIES. WINS. ct Iiqueurs. e,e.
RI une erande quanii,e d'anires articles
don't enumeration serai' ,rop Tongue.
IFLs ton aug prir les plus malfrfs,
NJ. J. TEIssIER, pour sa,lstairre Ell aucmen
ter sa noWbreuse clientele, ne ntali2eta Iien
de CO qnl paut etfe agreeable ct u,lle au public.
Bon, Fl Ron rnnrche!s., Teile est sa devise.
Gnc CtarTet,e, tres bien ~assoFiie e, dirigee
par IN jcnne Iolnme fecomlnandable, voyage
dams la parolsse.
Les relations comIIerciales Gull cnirelieni
avec les prcmieies maisons de Ia Nouveile-
Orleans, e, sa Ionunc experience dams &c genre
& aiialreS !ui petmeucnt de vendre loHtcs ses
mafchahd!ses Il III pax 4uI detie ,ou,c CON
cuftence,
Venez, examine, ct vous sefcz convaircus,
Ter mai. J. TElsSlER.
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Fatente le 4 A0u 1860,

II a etc observe depuis longtemps que lie
jus de cannes a sncre ne prend pas facilement
pacidite du gaz, lorsque lie temps est chand,
on que lie gaz lui.meme est trop chaud. C'est
de ID quill arrive que les meiIIeurs appareils
echouent. Or, pour surmon,er ce,te dificul,e,
j fallait nn APPAREL ani fiji passer lie gaz dams
peau froide, en- raspirant avec assez de force,
du fourneau on Sc consume le SQUIRE, rintro-
.duisit ct ne le laissat s'echapper qu'sptas
lavoir mia an contact ayec toutes les parties
.da liqnide.l ref i, e. - "a.
L'apparsil invente par NJ. A. Labauys
repond 4 toutes ces exigences Ell a donu& des
resultats au-dessns des appearances de Pinyen.
teur. Get APPAREL prcnd avec Ia plus grands
tacilite le gaz de- son fourneau, lie fait passer
dams l'eau froide, l'introduit dams lie iiquidef 4
%saturer, ct presse lie liquide %contenant lie gaz
dams un compartment qui le deverse en- plnie
par sept iois difsrentes, ct ne 10 laisse Sc
chappsr qn'apres FAVOR rsnni dams un tuyau
qui le conduit q sa destination.
Get APPAREL a la quali,e do sa,urer les
liquides au plus hant degre. =
E,au, persuade que Get APPAREL est supe.
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state of louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
=. Sale 10 e0cct q Partition.
Pierre V1brc
vs.. 80.
Ludgcr Ory ami az.
for a Partition.
state Of louisiana.
On THURSDAY The 18th day Of JAhUAKY
1870 at1l o'clock A.

1870 at II o'clock A. NJ:
By virtne Of a Sentence Of Partition to me
directed by the above Hon. Court in the aaoy,
matter; ! will Offer at public auction on the
premises, The herl0atlcr described landed
property. to effect a Partition between Pierre
Wtbre PHI and Ludger Dry, James Dry and
the minors Marie, George, Stella. Willie.
Edwin and Sydney Dry IL feniauis to WI:
10. A certain sugar Plantation situated N
the Parish Of St. James, q the right
bank of the Mississippi river a, about
CT miles above the city Of New Cflanns,
measuring five ;rpents more or less
font 10 said river By so arpents in depth,
Closing more or less in the rear, boun.
dea ahove BY the property Of Messrs.
hlaspero and fetcLaud and below by
that Of Mr.. SEVERN and Miss Ar,hemise
MelanGon, together VITA the Sugar.
House, steam engine and mil ,deweiiing
houses, and all other buildings and
Improvements thereunto belonging,
with the reservation Of q 10, Of ground
situated on the upper line Of said
plantation and measuring two arpen,s
from, by all tie depth inclosed between
the front aud back iene e. on said lot Of
ground, which is reserved in favor Of
Widow Louis NJ. fancy during her
life time.
20. All that portion Of Section No. 49,
Township 10 Range lG East, in the
South Eastern District Of Louisiana.
West of the Mississippi river, situated
in the rear Of the above described
plantation.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
The above tracts Of land will be sold in
block for CASH ir legal currency.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish Of ST. James ll,h December 1869,
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Information to Sellers and BUYERS
Of Land.

He who soils an Acre Of Land Square Of
course; for there is no such thing in American
or English measure as a linear acre) sells, o,
ought to sell, 4s56o square feet. He who sells
. piece of land 2os #. by 2o9, sells 1861
square feet. The difference is l2l square feet;
say II BY II, enough to build a snug liu1
sleeping room on. :
Man wants bat lAle here below,
Nor wants that little long.n rs
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PiSih'SNS3
On WEDNESDAY,, the 18Th day of
DECEMBER 1869, a, IL o'clock A. NJ,
the following described Ianiel property, 10
satisfy said wit, 10 wit:
10. 4 tract Of LAND established as a
sugar plantation, situated ia The Parish
of st. James, in this State, on The left
bank of the river Mississippi, at ahon,
twenty three leagues above the city
OF New Orleans, measuring SIX arpcn's
more or less front on said river, by fifty
seven arpents in depth, with tie
professions such as they my be, 10 an
extension CT said depth 10 eighty
arpcn!s from said river, bonded above
by |aud Of Widow j. 4. Conway aud
below 10y that Of the Heirs of Widow
Dona, Landry, together with the bail.
dings and Improvements thereon and
thereto belonging.
20. Also another tact OF land situated in
the Parish Of ST. James. State Aforesaid,
Oh The left bank of said river, and
adjoining The above discgihci I7nd,
measuring three arpen's front on said
river by tie depth thereto belonging,
bounded above By the ahoyc tract Of
lani, and below by the land Of Widow
Dominique Tria,, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon
and thereto belonging.
The above tracts Of land will be sold
10 block for CASH on NE spa', payable
in U. s., legal currency.
S. THEREOF.
'NcrW.
i'atish of ST. James, November 18Th, 1869.
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JEAN BILLION
Magasin do G. Giraud.
Au WHITE HALL. (StJacques.)

Ce magasin ofre une rarifG complete de
Msrchandises ct de produits de rOuesi. =
II SO recommande par I'm Stock do choix,
par Ia qualite des obje,s, par leur bon ma.che.
NJ. Giraud conten,era, CONNIE il la ~,oujours
fait, Ia nombreuse clientele qui lui q accord8
ct qui lui conserve "a confiance.
i Dsc4
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STAR G MILL.
r, ARADIE e. Gle.
ST.JEAx-BArrIsrE. Rive droitc.

Cc moulin peut tcaler ct brosser 40 batils
dc rlz dans les wing, 0uaire henrcs.
lie riz sor,ani du STAR RICE MILL, omm
article de commerce, ne GRANT pour Ia b!Hn.
cheur eli Ia %nc,tele, aucnne concurrence sur
les marches.
Les personnes qni voudront bien lie visiter
Sc conyaiucront par elies-mames DIES avan,ages
offer's aux p!an,eurs rizicrs ct nhe-itcront
pas Il accorder lcnr patronage d NJ. FRANCOIS
ABADlE & Gle.
ia vendrc pour le moment, un lat de
,iz, dc quaIite ordinaue, d 6 cents Ia Iivre.
DG. !.
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j. X. GAuDET
AVOCAT

BUREAU: Paroisse S,-Jacques, rive droite, cinq miles
au. dessus de la Maison de Cout. ApREssE: Cantrelle
p. O..
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Ay1G3

Madame A. CliAVANEL avet,it les hsbi-
tanis de- S~t,Jacqucs qu'eIIe conserve l~'atelier
de chaussuyes de son dsfunt mari.
Des %onvficrs habiles Iui permettron, de ~.
ponder aux eAigcnces de ceux qui youdron, lui
accorter leur coniiance.
Nine. A. Chayanel, Sc recommande i Ia
bicnvei'lancc ct au patronage dcs habi,an's
dc cct,e paroisse.
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ARTHUR Il ]. ROMAN
TTORNEY At LA

ATT INEY AT l. W,
Convent p. O., Parish Of Saint James,
Win practice his profession in the Fourth Judicial
District, aud at The Supreme Court. Feb. 20, 90
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LETTERS

Boarding Students, whose families reside out Of tho
partsh Of OIsans, are required to write letters every
Saturday, The correspondence between Ps,ep,s .ad
Pupils u no. subject to inspection.
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~ +.
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
State of Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT COURT
Tarish Of st. James.
Charles Ursm Gaudet and ais.
Va. No. sos.
Jos. Narcisse LANDRY Sr.
State of Louisiana,

by virtue of a writ OF seizure and sale. to
me directed by The Hon. the Fonr,h Judicial
District ~Conrl-Parish of st. James. on The
above matter e.. :
will offer for sale at public auction, on the
premises, ...- +
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VISITS

Parents are entrea.ed to make their visits. On SekooI
Gays, before y a. ~. or after s r. n in order 10 avoid
al interference with the advancement Of Students and
the discipline Of the School.
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Emile Leeendre +. P. Pochk
70. Convent P. o.
Dor la1. st. James.
ara Legendre f. P0che
Attorneys at Law
Offices: No. IS Royal Street, New Orleans.
st. James Parish, at F. P. Poche's resi-.
dence near the Courthouse. ap17.
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OUTFIT.

BESIDES the articles Of clothing necessary 70, neat
ness anu comfort each student should be provided
table knife, tin basin and foot tub, l nigh, bag, i
mattress 9 f. Z 3 Il, double wooden blanket, ! pillow,
. pisi'~ cases, 8 pair" sheets. l mosquito bar. Every
in full.
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MONTHLY

Monthly reports are sent to Parents OF Guardians.
stating the conduct, progress, rank 10 class and Il.
tendance Of pupils.
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EXAMINATIONS

bis Assistants are held monthly. The Annual Public
Examinations will take place during the closing week
Of the Session.
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On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
DECEMBER 1869, a, IL o'clock A. NJ,
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" TERMS OF TUITION
FOR DAY SCHOLARS, PAYABLE MONTHLY:
.?h'neroiat Course, Sl9o per annum.
oa"ss'cai Course, $50 per annum.
BOARD AND TUITION:
Payable QUARTERLY IN advance, per annum, $500 to $3.50
German Spanish, Drawing, Music, Fencing, &C.,
Book and Stationery are supplied BY the School ..
current prices.
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the following described %'antel property, TO
satisfy said wit, 10 wit:
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iatish Of St, James, November 13Ih, 1869.
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MoTLEY'S FIRST sPEECH.

Minister MOtley's first speech was
delivered in answer to the address OF
the Chamber of Commerce at Liver
pool, England, and is very coneiliatory
and gives the people of England to un-
,derstand that the United States does
not propose to go to war to settle the
Alabama claims. He assured them
that during the period of his Office he
should cndeayor to promote good I'M
Outstanding between the two nations of
the same race, bound by unity of in
tercst hitherto unequaled. The best and
highest purposes of both were fulfilled
by faithful friendships. The American
people and the American Government
desired amicablel relations with Great
Britain on the basis OF justice, and there
was disposition to regard the rights
aud duties of both. 1t was the earnest
wish of America to extend commerce,
but the question of free trade was be-
yOnd the limits Of his functions, its set
tIelnent being vested by the people in
Congress.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-06-04

About twenty white persons have
been killed by the Indians in western
Kansas during the past week. The muir
ders have been committed by rowing
bands of Indians. No large bodies OF
Indians have been heard of, and the
massacres have been the result of guer-
rilla fighting rather than of a general
Indian war. The scene of their opera
lions has extended from the Republican
aid Solomon rivers to the end of the
Kansas Pacific Railroad. The settle.
mcnts lii that part of the State are scat
tered and very much exposed. Gen.
Schofield has Only>a small mum Der OF
troops at his disposal, but is making the
best use he can of them. Gov Har-
vey has oFgapized two companies OF
scouts, for which Gen. SchOfield will
furnish the arms. There are now in
the field four United States surveying
parties, all without military protection.
Two of these are north of Fort Hays,
one between Fort Hays aud Lanned,
and one sixty miles west of Hays.
This is the most exposed part of our
State, aud fears are felt for the safety OF
the surveyors.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-06-04

PRESBYTERIAN UNIoN.-The Confer
ence Committee of the two Presbyteri-
an assemblies has unanimously agreed
to recommend reunion on the basis OF
the standards pure and simple, that
basis to be submitted Immediately to
the Presbyteries for approval, and that
the two assemblies adjourn to meet in
Pittsburg in November, to receive the
reports Of the action of the presby-
teries thereon. 1t is also understood
the committee will submit a form of
declaration to be made by each assem-
bly,, instead of the articles adopted by
the last a scmblies and rejected by the
Old School presbyteries, the action Of
tie assemblies on this declaration to b"
finai. The report win undoubtedly be
adopted by both bodies. The Old
School brethren accuse, or at least for
merry cused, their New School breth-
rem or allowing them ell es unwarrant-
able latitude IN he Interpretation of
their common creed. but the lat er hav,
ever stoutly denied it. However tn :
m " be. it is q, Z clear that adopting,
in al es ect,. Il e same belief, and the
same Organization, there is no good
reason why they should remain asunder