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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-12

He is a great simpleton who
imagines that the chief power of
wealth il to supply wants. In
ninety-nine cases out of q hundred
it creates more wants than it sup
plies.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-12

Passion is q drunkenness of the
mind, and, therefore, in It's pres
ent workings not always controll-
able by reason.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-12

A convention of negroes was
recently held at Poughkeepsie,
N. Y. Among the resolutions
was one,- in which the sable
brethren declare that "we will
give to negroes voting the
Democratic ticket no protection
or shelter in orr houses and
places of business; but will
consider them an enemy of our
race forever"
Had this utterance come
from white men, the attention
of some miniOn of the law
would have been directed to
the act of Congress to enforce
the 10Th amendment. But ne
groes may intimidate each
other from voting the Demo
cratic ticket with perfect impu-
nifty. The law was not made
to punish them.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-12

If yen would be miserable, look
within. If you would be distract
ed, look around. If you would be
happy, look up.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-12

4 firm faith is the best divinity;
n good life Ia the best philosophy;
Q clean censcince the best law;
honesty the best policy.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-12

Talent is a docile creature; it
backs into the shafts like a lamb;
bat genius is impatient-its wild
hlood makes it hard to train.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-12

Wisdom consists not in seeing
what is directly before MS, bat in
discerning those things which
may come to pass.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-12
Politics VS.. Pigs.

1OI OH al GASlOS ~ VIA w CeSAN' '0AA3
read the article and see what is
singular about it. We have in
Kinds county in round numbers
SOC, 900 acres of land, three-fcurths
of which 600, 900 acres, are suscep-
tible of cultivation. We have a
population of 10000 souls, white,
black, male and female old and
young. This gives us 20 acres |
apiece to each inhabitant. Every
acre of this land, with proper
cultivation, could be made to yield
35 bushels, or 1860 pounds Of
corn, or its equivalent in other
grain. And every three pounds
of grain judiciously fed will pro-
duce one pound of pork, or 654
pounds to the acre, which, at 20
cents per pound would be $4,000.
Now this 100000 acres could be
be made to produce l 200, 900 pigs
two pigs to the acre-and the
two pigs could be made to weigh
329 pounds each, off the product
of each acre, making the sum
named above in value of meat.
Then witness the result, 200, 600
pigs weighing 327 lbs each, at &c
cents per Id, would amount to
about $79, 100000, or one-third of
the price of the entire cotton crop
of the South. But if our price of
meat is too high, reduce it one
half and make it 10 cents a pound,
and we still have $39, 100000 as
the yearly product, or One-sixth
the value of the cotton crop Of
the South. This would be an
average of $121 66a each to the
entire inhabitants of Kinds. It
is true, it may be said, that we
have not the labor here to produce
those results. But if our land
owners would go at work in a
practical way, the labor would be
procured and ten Thousand farm
hands would be at work on the
, lands of Kinds county alone in
less than three years. And as
long as there are 60 acres of land
in Kinds county each for 10000
, laborers, it is the heigth Of folly
to send the labor into new and
: unexplored regions, away from
/, market and beyond the bounds,
almost, of civilization. Let the
large farms be cut up into small
ones of from 40 to 16O acres. And
instead of dividing his time be
tween cotton and politics, let the
farmer plough deep, work his land
well, and raise pigs; and in five
years time the calculation we have
made, which of course, will be
e pronounced visionary, can be full
ly realized, and Kinds county
! alone be made to produce meat
enough for its own use, and sup
a ply the State besides. There il
n too much inattention on the par
f of the laboring population to theil
y future well being in procuring
: property. 1t is not only for thu
b interest of the State, but the PEG
e pie, that as many as possible
n should become freeholders. Ant
d all that is required is determined
8 industry and economy of time OIL
e the part Of the laborer to posses
70 himself of a suficiency of soil t,
. make himself and family indepen
dent in a short time, if the land i
managed with any degree of skill
4 and the more profitable product
F. selected to employ his attention
= The growing of hogs and the pro
O. duction of meat, which is Away
q marketable in the end to the es
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-12
Social Honor.

Every person should culti-
vate a nice sense of honor. In
a hundred different ways this
most fitting adjunct of the true
lady or gentleman is often
tried. For instance, one is the
guest of a family where, per-
haps, the domestic machinery
does not run smoothly. There
is sorrow in the house unsus-
pected by the outer world
Sometimes it is a diseipated
son, whose conduct is q shame
and a grief to his parents;
sometimes a relation whose &C.
centricities and peculiarities
are a cloud on the home. Or,
worst of all, husband and wife
may not be in accord, and there
may be often bitter words
spoken, and harsh recrimina-
tons. In any of these cases
the guest is in honor bound to
be blind and deaf, so far as
people without are concerned
IF a gentle word within can dc
any good, it may we'll be said
but to go forth and reveal the
shadow of an unhappy secret
to any one, even our neares
friend, is an act Of indelicac,
and meaness almost unparall
eled. Once in the sacred pre-
cincts of any home, admitted
to privacy, sharing its life, al
that you see and hear is a sa
cred trust. It is really con
temptible to gossip of sucl
things as it would be to stea
the silver or borrow the book
and forget to return them.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-11-17
Sic Wall In Mi5aurt.

sSe n6her man in Mi1ouri bem grmitteln bes Sc
iommipofnms fommt beito er6Ber eridheint oie gQie
oerIage Der Mbminitration. Die Dtebrbeit @rab
Bronn's, oes @ouperneurs ganbioaten Der perei
naten vliberolen &epublifaner@ nnb Demotraten.
mirb nidht 10000. fonbern 35 Geo bis 1000 betra
qen. - Sm &eprdientantenbaufe Der @eiebgebung
uerben Die Demofraten Die Waiortdt baben. Gum
ridtisen yerfdnoniB bieies @eiuItates rn6sen fol.
aenbe Bemerfungen oienen: Die Dsmofraten batten
feine ganbibaten fur bic Staatsdmter aufseitelt.
ionoern fimmten fir bic Liberals republifaniiden
Ganbioaten (partei Sdurs). SIN ben @eiebeebunes=
oitriften aber berrihte oieies ueberenfommen nidt
al9emein Sn ben meiiten Diitriften fano feline
Sutton stpiiAen ben Demotraten uno ben yliberalen
Nepubifanern itatt, ionoern es muroen oenlotrati@
fhe ganbioaten auf9effelt. 0on beien bemofrati
iden ganoioaten mar bic Wioioritdt iieereih. Gs
wurben erpdblt: 67 Denotraten, Is Gufionseanbis
baten l6 vliberale Hepublifaner" uno 20 .re9uldre
Nepubltaner" Oie Demofraten baben alio nidDt
bios Die Waoritdt Der Dtlteleoer erudblt, ionoern
aud She'll eebabt an Der GrtudbIung BON l5 anoern
Mitslisbern, ben s5uionscanoioaten. Dtes madt
mebr ais 5mei Driiel er6Btentbe,ls nur bon ben be-
mofratliben Wdbern gum 3beile nit oeren Ollie
ermdblt.- DM rreeudren Nepubllfaner" baben nur
Elm Seitel Der Wflt9leoer erwablt, Die sliberalen
RepubltanerN anf eieene Jouit nid9t gan5 ein sic.
bentsl. a1s6 20 (Gouisp. Mna)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-11-17

5en Rries ibre Weisbeit leuGten laifen baben. bot
fA Nemanb mehr blamirt als Der raoifale General
Banfs bon Mafahuietts. @leid mad bem Mus-
brudbe oes Srieses belt er in Bofton cine bodtras
benbe &ebe, In palher er ridt bios ben raiden gr.
fols Der fransbiiiden Baffen propbe3e5te. fonoern
aud bic Gtaatstpeisbeit uno Die mlitiriihen Sd
biafeiten bes &aiiers ylapoleon bis ber ben Sdel=
lenf1nie lobte. Das SdDnfte babel mar nod. baB
Bants slr 3eit als Yoriiber oer Committee bes nus
udrtisen i'm Neprdientantenbauie funsirte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-11-17
a.rs1 bss 0ruas.iseas as1aaJ 3 o5la.

Die folsenbe Isabelle aeistbe obsei6dbten bnrd'-
innittIi&en @ertb bes 2anbes auberboIb Der
e4dbis HNy Ssdbi9sH iWUtM yssidt dttsosHxn eountiss
uniuskS Staotses Sn Der erften 3ablenreibe 1T oer
otSs1&dbte 2eefft bes 2anbes per Ader obne bic
oaraAi tb6ahes in her 5lueiten oex obs
naithxhte Merth N II ben @et6aben anae9etsM -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-11-17
unfer Ba@ertif@.

5eines idmmtlide W erte erideinen iebt In
Der ad1ten Muf1age i'm Werla9e BON 96dfer v. SO,
raoi IN Ybilaoeipbin. in 40 40GRferun8en ooer Ban
ben, au Dem duber biui9en Yreiie Don ID @ents pei
Qieierun9 Don So 5eten. 9ier bietet Idb Auen elne
@eegenbet, 1idp Die idmmtllen gBerfe 6eS genialen
oeutiNen Qlebl1esotbters Der Weubet anjultaffen.
Dian beiteue bel Sdblfer U. Roraol ooer oeren Spdb
bdnbler= =Agenten. {.9sss ss8 HE ~ 7
& Ser Wdnner1or.-W Bon biefer 2ieberiamm.
luna fur pter}timmigen Wdnnerseang tit bic erite
yieferng oes ameiten BanDes inl Beriage non Sd9ds
fer IT, Ssorabi eribNneu.5 Dieie Glaferung entbalt
finf berrlle 2leber, oarunter sllner JrtB nno oas
IODINE 9eine'te v5tdnoGen1. Yrels per Sett bios
rs @snts, ooer So 25per Dubenb. fe5eG
0on ST. @erbaro's beutl9 samerifaniidem
Concentrations 2sgtcon 1T nun Gieferung 2S nit ben
Nrttteln vDap.on bts Oeuti1tatboltten~ erlhtenen.
geionoers niereante Arlltei in oeler yiummsr lino
bic iiber Den Staat Oelamare, Deutlde 4unlt uno
G,teratur Deutfher Rrie9 bon 1866, Deutldee Spra.
DE uno Wunoarten. u. !. 70. - go ~ ~
.Irant 2eslie's MobeweItAA, iqudrirte 3ti
tun9 fur SDlette. Sanoarbeiten uno Unterbaltnn8.
Sic erite Nummer oleier i'm Verla8e BON drant Ges=
lie in NeD Vort erldeinenben 3eltltrlft iiest por
uns uno miro obne 3mefel bon Der Jrauenuelt tpils
Serausgeber Der In berlin erlbelnenoen beltebten
Utooenmelt Elm Mbfommen aetrDffen, mad weldbem
er idmmtllbe Suuitratt0nen Dor 0en1 Aborud tenes
Blattes in Beriln erbdlt. Wtonatl1 erlhelnt au
Beroem eine erDBe SGntttmufter Betlage NH 3abl
re,hen Re,oermuftern, 10 Dab ieoe Xeierln i'm Stan
De ietn MIRO, ,lbre RleiDun9srnde leibt. uno omar
mad Dem neuehen 91nltt, an3utertlgen. Dem NnB-
l,cen 19lleBt lidb aun Da8 AnDenenue In S5orm BON
Wpps Ien uno grj6bnn9en an. Dte eillselne Wums
mer oieler YeiilNrltt t0fet aebn Gents 3u baben
In allen BAD. uno 3eitun9slaoen pes Xanpes. =
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-11-17
Bon neun goaniies fsblen nod bie geriate.

Bon neun Counties fehlen tio9 bic HeridAte.
DerGeier nirb einen ouifalen6en unterihieb tn
ben @Gdbuneen bemerten. Sim b66iaen auf bieier
Isabelle 1T Der Mertb Der 2dnbereien in Jrantlin
gountp Columbus ni6t einea&lofien) eel6dBt,
nemli@ ouf $57.42 per Ader; am nieoristien in
Naulbine County, no nptb bel fosenanntes nilbes
2anb liest. nemIid Sc 50 per Mder. SIN anseu,.i
men Rnb Die g6dbuneen in ben idbli&en Counties
piel b6ber tpie in ben n6tbli&sn. Gs piro nun bic
aufenbe bsrGtaats. Mussledunss Iein. bieie
l1nterf6iebe aus5uslsiden, bamit Die @taatsfeuern
auf olle 3btile bss etnotes m6slidit 8IeidmdBis
fallen. Gs if bes cine 5ebr idpierise aufsabe. bic
rittiees urtbM, @siddftstalent uno eroBe Grfabs
rung erforbtrn. un, 10 msbr, ba Die Sddbunoen fir
aebn Sabre 9elten. IL. ..sss-y~a 4es ,; t,sF
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-11-17

CINE nette, @eieIIf9aft bat 5db gdrolina
in Die Staats. Memter uno in Die BunoesgtleBses
Duns sspablt. unisse fomelen farbiesn ysubatssr
perwseenfter Neoeutuns ounteln Gbrennldnner:
glnen Yice. Wouberneur. orei Gongrebmitalie
elf Staats Senatoren unh pon l24 Ytts lieoern Der
Aliemblp 80. Dieie Nertretung pes farbtsen gles
ments MIRO bofentii& ielbft Srn. Sumner seniigen;
pRleibt eri1elnt es fogar elnigen Shnappfddlern
etmas gar 3u reidlic; oenn mas beibt am gnoe fiir
oieie Sungerle,oer nbrig. wenn Die oididdolisen
Ylantaaennessr bic Memler lelbit nit 8el&la8 be.
Ieaen2 (@bica9o union)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-11-17

- Die BeoDlferune Der Staot Wep bort betrd9t
mad Der neueiten 3dblune $780, co., Bsi Der lebten
gBabI wurben il, Der etabt 100 600 Stimmen abse'
peben, Is tam foIsIi& ouf adt 8erionen bios e'n
6timmaeber. wdbreno In Obio auf fanf Yerionen
cine 6timu,e ,fiel ssur @ouperneur muroen in Der
9taot New BORT abseseben: Wooowaro (Mspno.)
34,399; Soffman (Dem.) S6.436. - 9onmans
We6rbeit 52,O37.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-11-17

= 8 Deuf59fanb's meiBer glsptant. - 2es'
lies iuuitrirtf 3situns enibdl cine bbi4e garrea.
itur. Ser R6nis BON Hreuben flbrt einen eroben
tpeiben gleptanten (oen Raiier gapoleon)am 3a'
oeI uno' bas Bib trdgt bic folsenoe llnteridrft:
+, R6nia Wilbelu, I: uDa bab' id bie Beiheerung
uno lueib nibt. mas Id oau.it anfansen lou.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-11-17

VeIOuH 91I VW UeNulI0lt VQDere2 OuIuOeI Fn0el
d, an in ben unten foIgenoen Depelden. 9hionpile
fq,;etenhofena mirh int ,neroilm bomhorh;rt unh
a. ~ so,rs,oo !, hsfr.,, ssfo,,r,., e,, ,s.n
naHo am Samras ~ s.uess usua'm.n a,.r .Sa' noro'
ld9en Jrantrelns ptro ole Je1ung Stile IN Der er'
Dartun9 elmer beporite bsnoen ela8erung raid Der.
propiontirt; unb i'm Giooiien bat @eneral Meroer
oIe be,ett moCoribofb bis nor Yur,em fein s,ount.
.S.: :. ss 49,. es..,.s.,,ss.s..
quat1sl ga,.s pug1snp GU
s.n sst Osl Iss o.s s.alp
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25

CSSSSy aSseS Sie ~ ! ;nt;.sstInS u nv
d.osd francis Cony ham, son 81 che MSrquis
Oony ng0sM, viii seek their snpport At the
ensuing election. II will be recOllected
tnat Lord Efancis Conyngham was formerly
enc q the members forshe county Of Glare.
- ~ confidently expected that the Hon.
GcOrge Plnnket, brother Of the Earl of
Fingail, and nephew Of the late member,
VIII coWe forward. MI. Palles, &C., is al
80 spoken of-Erpress.
Death Of an Irish M. P.-The death is
announced, in his seventy third year, of
MT, matthew Elias CORDIALLY, M p, which
Gook place ut his residence, Corbalton Hail,
county Meath. His decease creates q va
cIncy In the representation of Meath. for
1912. 'e0
Religious Professiom.-The solemn cere-
mony Of the profession of a syeligeuse was
recently celebrated in the Carmeiite Con-
vent, Blackjack, County Dublin. The
young lady who thus epjoyed the happiness
OF being called to- devote her life to the ser
vice OF religion was Miss Adelaide Segrave.
me very Rev. Canon Forde, p. P1, v. G.,
presided, assisted by several other slerCy-
men of the diocese.
Death Of an Irish Pricst.-We deeply re-
greet to>nnnounce the death of the Rev. j.
Fogarty, Z. c., highly esteemed and ex-
emplary priest, which took place at Castle
dermot, after a few days illness, to- the in
expressible grief of every class and creed
in the surrounding district. This most
exemplary, pious and Jealous priest labored
necessarily in his sacred ministry as coad-
J1tor for twentyfour years to the Vener-
able Arehdeacon Dunno. blessed are the
dead who die in the Lord"
Shocking Death.--An inquest was recent
" held at Stevens Hospital on the BODY
of John Carey, who died in consequence Of
kick from horse. Deceased was q dray-
man in the employment of Messrs. GUM
ness, the brewers. A witness stated that
he found the deceased lying on the ground
in the stables. He had been kicked in the
stomach. A doctor was summoned, but
remedies were useless. He died shortly
afterwards. Verdict in accordance.
Murder in Tipperary.-A man named
Lonergan, care-taker on the property of
Col. Charters, Cahir, Tipperary, was re-
Gently murdered when on his way home at
night. His skull was smashed in, and he
died twenty minutes after being found.
No cause is assigned for the crime, except
that he took an active part in a prosecution
about right of turbary recently instituted
by his son.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25
EDUCATIONAL.
VOUNG LADIES ACADEMY
THE DIRECTION OF THE URSULINES
Two Miles below New Orleans

This Institution. winch tne ,nnno,tanrs OF Lonnan.
as sa ss
G to be INTRODUCED to public notice it
education by Tutoresses Of this Establish
Moral Educat,on-Tho object constantly kept in view
BY the Ladies y the adjoining of their pupils with
To aecusom the TO Oh an a1er hearts to
well as to elbs of industry order and neatness
watshfui but maternal whose vigil
secures the Of morals and the willing
community exclusively Catholics pupils of all dc
upon the Of religion but the sake Of order
an are required to assist with proprety at the
Paysieal Education health of the pupils i. an
OF soc;ude for the Ladies Par
wholesome and abundant The hours Of relaxation
o% their
pioaton to their classical duties When SICK they
Physioian is in mediate aud timely notice
r the fol-
,Sns Objects The English and French iangnages
the of Gfobss Histoy and odsra
MYTHOLOGY, Chro.olosy. Inetish and French ,itsra
istry taught in the higher % D 6r
S. sn aa
needle work. ETC. Particular attention is paid Music
The Scholastic year of months and n half, com.
menees on the 4th Of November, and ends about the
Beard and Tuition per session; s276., payable in
s aSSnS nS the t Ts' term in the
Day Scholars per session, 1888, payable in advance
each 90
Entrance for the H6arders. 90
Entrance for the Day scholars -.--..--:--- 100
NO deduction is made for those who withdrawn be-
fore the end Of term, for accidental absences
EXTRA CHARGES.
and the Use of Maps and Globes per
term. .......---....-.......S2 90
NJ sssic mon tn 90
For the Use OF Musical Instruments month";. co
Drawing. including Paper and Pencils, per month. 90
Artih ial Flowers per term 90
Washing PER month S o. 4
e Expenses for the Bathing : 90
Ordinary Inirmary expenses, per term. 90
Books necessary the different classes may be fur
lished by the parents themselves. procured the
establishment at booksellers prices. nol3 jyi
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
PRESENTS.
E. A. TYLER,
Watches, JeweIry and Silverware,

115--.. Canal Notwithstanding
New Orleans,
Has now hand the most Beautiful and Complete
stock of Goods suited for
HOLIDAY GIFTS
offered to the public General attention is direct
ed - the
WATCHES. of all tho best makers
CHAINS. TRIMMT NCiS of all kinds
DIN MD\l}S, SrDSREA AfESnS CDIsALS PEARLS
EMERALDS. ErRuSCAN, and other fine sets,
Lockets and 4irallijns Bracelets in great variety,
Gold Pens aud Pencils Thlmbes, Crosses. Mantle
and Oilice Clocks. Real and Imitation Bronz.d
st Itneltcs and Ornaments in Parial, ATti-
fetal Flowers and Al great variety of
FINE + SCH q 90 s.
New and Beautiful! Patterns in STLvERwARE
SILVER TABLEWARE of every description.
PLATED WAKE, from the best Manufactures, at
Factory Prices.
Diamonds Reset and Jewelry made to order.
Watches aud Clocks Repaired. dell I'm
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25
A GREAT DEsIDERATUM.

Is removed to Nos. 1s4 and 1876 CANAL STREET. OPP
pesfte Chrt Church. and on the the Law
and Medical Colleges the University OF Louisiana and
the Mechanics Insttuts-ths headquarters of the Me-
chanicaf aud gr1cuftursf Far Assocfatian-tua
contrasting the leading Educational institution, Of the
State the square. With these spacious and
airy apartments, situated in the most central and
part Of Canal street tho great boulevard 81
New Orleans on which all the city railroads concen-
trate and but three minutes walk from the st. Chsrleo
City Hotels avoid the interruptions from the
noise 81 drays and carriages aud the long fights o.
stairs Of our former location Ladies' and gentlemen
will end location far superior In every respect
and entirely private.
Hours for Ladies', to 10 and 5 to Q. Cttisens ans
strang gers invited visit the College,
SpecfaI Departments and Professors for each study.
Open day and evening. Success guaranteed TO all wk0
follow instruc tons
N. B,-A DIPLOMA from this College 10 passpossm
all business communities.
For Terms-which are Hberal-apply at the College,
ans Iy RUFUS DoLBEAR President
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25
q ouslzNA STATE uNIvERslTY.
tSaas changed nom Louisi.aA ssas. ssnin.rys
sBaton Rouge, Louisiana.
MILITARY oRaASrxAr.oy.

MILITARY ORGANIZATION
TIE Tenth Session Of this Institution win begin
DAY uns s ss OF September next and oloso wEDNEs
The course Of study !. very full and thorough, en-.
sss
ed ss sss. ss , e.
ssnsI C t etc. being tho largest
Admission to the Preparatory Department will DO
a1 ss English sn sss
Expenses Of every kind. except clothing for ten
months s5o' 5000 payable in advance baianoe Fe6ra
Cadets received any time during the session and
charged from date of entrance.
cloth Aowanse for year three sS suits, esm SS
70 coat about ESQ to DO paid half advance balance
ACADEMIC BOARD.
Col. pAVID r BOYD Superintendent and Professor
as.s and Professor Of Natural Philosophy and In
'a'R,G Tes,1s' Professor Of
IL kArs1 Tae IL
Moral PHILOSOPHY and ins,raosss o in Il Mssess anu
.sa Professor,
AMERSicci TsS rEArHERMAN. Professor Of Modern
n Greek and In
EUGENE W. MfAkb Fsos..or o, Agricultural
sssfz isS 4Aass.ssY of Ma
j. B. ReSfssos. Instructor in Bookkeeping Com.
mercial Arithmetic and Geography, and Librarian
"M $500. a. sEAH Lecturer upon Constitutional and In
With several assistant instructors in Mathematcs.
no
with the University.
For further information. address,
Col ID. F. BOYD Superindent,
Baton Rouge. La
Ohce OF the University in New Orleans at warbrick
Il Co.'S, 50 Camp street.
Until the rebuilding of the college ed,ace lately dc.
stroye by fire. ALEXANDRIA, the institution tenn
porary located at Baton Rouge In the Deaf Dumb
ample for a large number Of Cadets Number Matri.
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DROSPEcTUs OF THE COLLEGE OF THE IN.
i maculate Convention Now Orleana.

Il
This Literary Institution Incorporated by the State
Louisiana and empowered to confer degreea. IL con
Quoted by the Fathers of the Society of The build
ings are well adapted for educational purposes. A
courtyard entirely cut off from the street
recreation; that from the arrival of pupils at 738
secluded and superintended.
The course OF instruction embraces Creek Latin
English, French Poetry. Rhetoric History, Geography
Mathematics, Astronomy, Natural aud Mental Phifoso
ply, with the addition Of Bookkeeping and the usua,
Commercial Branches; also the German language.
Students not admitted, unless they know
read and write
The moral anreligous training the students the
lead. ng objects Of the inst- actOrs.
Every month report is sent to parents stating
duct, progress, rank in class and attendance.
The academical year begins on the first Monday
October, and ends ABOUT the list of j uy.
TERMS:
Collegiate Course, payable in advance and In Unjsee
States currency, two months, $40
Preparatory Course. el6 fe2O ~