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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1871-11-18

dark deeds were finally brought 10 an
end at half past 8 O'Clock the same
evening. At IL o'clock one would
have scarcely believed that such feaS-
full scenes were taking place in the
city only two short hours before, SO
guiet and deserted were it's streets.
ITS PRESENT APPEARANCE.
Negro Alley now, externally, has its
usual appearance when viewed in the
distance, but close inspection of the
walls of the buildings bear substantial
evidence of the siege it underwent.
The whitewashed adobe walls have
been literally plowed with bullets.
The doors are riddled. One door alone
contains as many as forty holes pierre
ing it. Inside everything is in disor-
der. Furniture, trunks, crockery and
other perishable goods have been des-
tyoyed; doors and partitions have
been knocked down, bedding dis
placed !; in fact, everything is q COM
Ilete wreck.
gETRIBUT1OE,
EG is believed that the majority OF
those iynched were innocent of the
crime for which they suffered, and
that most of the guilty ones had es-
capped during or after the time of the
riot. But retributiop is now likely
10 fall on the heads of the guilty,
OF as least the shadows of its
coming are being cast around them.
20 Hing, the shooter of Officer Bilder-
rain, is in Jail, and two Americans are
also abiding in The same plaee-one
for breaking open trunk i'll n China
house, and the other for robbing the
Chinese doctor, while hanging, of q
diamond ring, which was found in a
pawn shop. Others have been spot
ted !" as having had something to dc
wits the lynching and plundering
and the officers shadow them day
and night.
The coroner's inquest has not yet
terminated. 1t has now occupied tive
days, and sits again at 2 II. NJ. It con,
tinuea yesterday until midnight
Thirty or forty witnesses have beer
examined, and a number more vii
come up to-day. Three men have
been implicated by the evidence eli
cited and placed in Jail.
1t is more than likely that Others
will be implicated also before the ex
animation is completed.
i special grand jury has been or
dered bs the county judge, and thos
now glnder arrest will be indicted {,
appear before it.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1871-11-18
One of Life's Scenes.

In looking ovel the New Orleans
Times of the 1Ith, we found the fol
lowing sad tale
As we were Thursday evening pass
ing the first precint station, We were at
tracted by some one singing " Sweet
heart Camin' Home," and stepping
inside, saw III one of the cells .
woman--quite young aud pretty, in .,
sort of bloated way-dressed in q
faded red calico dress, suggestive OF
blealiness and ruin, a red faded shawl,
wrapped half round her, with face
haif frightened into u weary, los
iook-s0 lost and dead, "Well
what's the matter with you?" She
looked up--from the matted, uncomh
ed tresses of her tangled hair, irons
the wistful glance of her red, soddel
eyes, from the haggard misery of hel
whitened face, and answered: "NOth
Ing but the baby and from the
inmost recesses of her polluted breast,
from the lost, dead virtue of her SIM
full bosom, from the farthest depths
of her broken heart, she pulled forth
W lldt W ITO vas % DAAOllV W ~
shawl-dirty torn and dFaggled-
this, with frightened lock in hel
eyes, she unwraPped carefully, fear,
fully, as if the speck of humanity
sheltered there, should be lost--fear
fully, tremblingly, as if its loss
! would be hers forever "The baby"-
what u misnomer in such place Ia
wee speck sleeping calmly wrapped
| in q filthy rag-perchance the wages
of sin and death; but it was hers, hers
for life and death, with just a fringe
of hair ON it's head, with a fair white
skin, in such dead, cold, dreary
place; aye, and it was all in al -" the
baby.n We turned to the clerk
/" Her charge?" "Drunk." And We
passed out from the damp walls and
foul, stale smell of that bitter place
from the rigid iron bars binding love
and sip even to life and death-from
d hard, weary bed on Il stone floor,
While many mothers throughout all
our broad city slept snugly and we'll
in love and faith, knowing home and
comfort, and friends, this. one only
only of them all--drunken, sinful and
haggard, knew only "the baby
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1871-11-18

There was one life lost at the burn
ing of the Sherman in Chicago. The
victim had been carousing that night
with party of friends and retired, hy
the aid of his comrades; shortly after
twelve O'Clock. When the flames
threatened the fated building, they
went to arouse him, but found the
door locked. By dint of tremendous
pounding they managed to make him
hear.
: sWha'ser ma'er2n huskiln asked
the half conscious inebriate.
.Get up quick" was the reply
90 the hotel is on fire.
"'En on FIRE! Wha'ef s'ppose
care. Isn't 'ell (hie) always on fire
Just at that moment a great volume
of smoke burst through the hallway,
and the wretched man was left to his
fate.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1871-11-18

The result of a recent suit in 'o;se of
the city courts decides that Chicago
man can whip his mOther-in-la' fer
seventy-five dollars. A young 1leod
in Rockport, Illinois, attempted % do
it for nothing, ,but his mother-ns law
is a healthy woman, and when I e is
sufficiently recovered be will tell how
it was.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1871-11-18

A special New York dispatch TO a
Washington journal says that fhere is
no doubt but the new Legislature,
which will be two-thirds Republican,
will legislate the Tammany ring conf
pletely out of ekistence-what there
is left of it. The intention seems to
be to abolish all the fat offices in both
cities of New York and Brooklyn, and
simplify the municipal patronage both
as regards expenses and employees. 1t
is the opinion of the celebrated Judge
Evarts, who is now in New York city,
that Boss Tweed and Fields will be
denied seats in the Legislature by
their fellow members.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1871-11-18

Hon. H. C. Dibble, Judge OF the
Eighth District Court of New Orleans,
has entered q suit for SANDER against
the publisher of the New Orleans
Patriot, j. NJ. West. The Judge
claims damages in the sum OF one
thousand dollars. We hope he will
be successful in his suit /; the Patriot
needs q lesson.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1871-11-18

A number of the leading mer. hants
of New Orleans interested in thl cot
ton trade have joined togeth3 and
established Cotton Exchanges, after
the plan of like institutions I'M Other
large cities. Hourly telegraphic infor-
nation of the state of the arious
markets of the country is now re eeived
at the new Exchange on Graviele street,
between Baronne and CarondeH Ht.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1871-11-18

The Baton Rouge Adrocate having
intimated that Mr.. Napoleon Under
wood, Tax Collector of East Baton
parish, was defaulter, the New Or
leans Republican of Thursday pub
fishes official documentary proof to
show that Mr.. Underwood mas p: id in
to the treasury sixty-three dollsrs in
excess of the amount collected hy him
during the past quarter.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1871-11-18

1t is estimated that seven hundred
and fifty lives were lost in the late tor
nado of fire that swept over the up
per portions of Michigan and WIS 0n-
sin. The loss of property was COZ sid
erably over three million dollars
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1871-11-18

1t is not at all improbable that Gen.
Hancock will be a prominent car'di-
date for the Democratic nomination
for next President, provided there is
enough of Democratic panty left in
1872 to make nomination.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1871-11-18

The noted american tragedian Ed
win Forrest is playing an engagement
at the st. Charles theatre, New Or
leans, and is of course attracting i'm
mense audiences.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1871-11-18

A Boston teacher asked new
scholar who made the glorious uni
verse, but the boy couldn't tell; so
the teacher got a raw hide, and told
the boy that If he didn't tell he would
whip him. The boy looked at the
whip and smveled out Please, sir,
l made it, but | won'+ do it again y
The teacher tainted
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1871-11-18

The Donaldsonville Chief calls for
the name of "Old Republican" !"
since, as it contends, his charges
against Governor Warmoth have been
proven false. We hope Bentley won't
burn his shirt until he reads some
copies of the Iliad which he has evil
IDENTITY not yet seen.-Homer lad.
Please send us the copies yau refer
to, Mr.. Blackburn. We Sseldosn
receive your paper more than Ewice a
month, anyhow.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1871-11-18

Governor Warmoth viii certainly
demolish that chartered swindle, the
Louisiana State Lottery, next Legis-
lature. Vire la governor This will
cover with glory his fouryears' reign
and we hope it will be remembered
as one among many redeeming acts OF
H. C. Warmoth's gubenatorial career
IN. D. M1gp0liaf
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1871-11-18

Snow storms are reported at differ
eat points throughout the North and
West.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1871-11-18
advertisements. 81 per square tirst
insertion: rs cts each subsequent insertion

Communications may be addressed simply
~CHIEF, Donaldsonville, La" or to the edi-
tor and proprietor personally.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08

by T.. T.. tIRAKDEY & CO.. Axe.
ID t"ncer>-O!c. No. Il Exchange PEic.-SAT.
FRIDAY, February II. 1871, a: lively. O'Clock NJ
viii ht sold nj public auction at tn" Merchants
Canal and Customhous.. streets in thi. .ty of
New Orleans by and in pursuance OF az,
order from thu Honorable" i. H. Dnrell. Judge of tn"
United states District Court tor tn" District OF
Loul. ana. -ttin. In bankruptcy in the matter %
ST. john r. Lld,!"ll. bankrupt dated the third Jan
!arv. i1.l, tn" t"ll"wn. property, to wit
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. .itmlted and
h"in. in I'll" parsl, OF Ri hiani, Lo.i-iana com
pl1sluG about 2lb3 acres OF land mulr OK less,
which land Is described follows:
south iiaif of northwest quarter Of section
thirty, tow nSp S,.Vrntcrn ran.,, east, south
haa OF northwest quarter OF section twenty five;
northeast quarter u. northeast GIIarter OF south
halt OF mort beast quarter OF southeast quarter of
southeast quarter. northwest quarter OF northeast
quarter. southeast quarter OF northwest quarter
Oi section twenty five; all of south hall OF section
twent N'hrcr. South -! river: all OF section TWEEN
tr-siN, al OF section tWcntr5eNrn south 6f river.
east halt OF northwest quarter OF section thirty
four northwest half Of s-"ti"n thirtyhvc. north
east quarter of section tLirtvtour, north half o
southwest quarter OF northwest quarter OF Sout H.
east quarter and southeast quarter OF southwest
quarter OF see ton thrty-fi township venice Ii
north, range six east.
The deere, of the court ordering the sale of the
above described property directs that the same b,
sold subject to all incunibrance>, and the assignee.
acting officer OF the court. will convey only such
it'll. Us Is in hn vested by the ASST nment in bank
ruptcy and the afOre said order OF court.
The taxes said property not having bepn maid
and the assignee not knowing how much there ma V
he due therefor. the purchaser must assume the
payment OF all taxes the property may owe, over
and above the price of adjudication.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United State, treas.
urv notes.
Act of sale. together with the United States in.
ternal revenue stamps attached, at the expense of
the purchaser before d. Gernon notary public.
ia2l ~ % fell
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08
DY NASH & HOD(;SON-w HODG

pY NASH & HODl;>ON-w. T. HODGSON,
ID Ac!ct.ouc---Oiic- No 10 Gravier street-On
SATURDAY February II. 1871, at twelve o'clock NJ
AZ the 81. Charles Auction Excnansr i'll thu. base
men. ,o',in'ii o: the 81 Charles Hotel. by virtue
ana a pursuance of an order OF the Honorable
Louis D!s ;aeaud, Judge Of the second District
to:rt to- n. parish OF Orleans, dated February
D. 49,, .our: docket No. 3I.36 for account Of
he succession OF Henry d. stone. drces -..d at
ii!hl;' ACTON III" FOLLOWING. described bills ..y
.'... o!'-1 accounts. claims etc. Will be- sold
!. Note " f. +. Deerlng. dated jane I, 1867 paw.
ao.- ~ ir|'ars after date. tor 800.
;. MOI. o: L. f. DeeIa- dated Ma u. 1868 pav.
s3,r demand for j ~.
,. Note o! T. F. Drerlns dated Apr; r. $50. nav.
ao.. demand for $50
!. or,l-r vi K. \. O.ien Captain Griiiin tor
5 -, dated March 2 l's,
Al r!ii!n> OF II. ID. ~ against ..u.-s and
estates IN bankruptcy FOR &c, and professional
services rcldr red therein.
d. CAIN -i!n-t j. W. Cannon 20. : 2oS for ices
missioner, il ease % Char!-. case, Re'.i, er.
and . e. Mt.'tI.
:. All property OF II. .. Stone .pri,.in. out Of or
connected with Hny proceedings in Bankruptcy.
3. Obi tt.ol OF g. A. weed 20 deliver TO II n
Stone t!i'r h.nd.. dollar shares at Sla,..t.r-
,ou-e '"mpanvs stock. tally paid. dated New York.
September =, i's1
>. obligation. %. H. Loeb Go. to pay II. ". Stone
800, on discharge OF Samuel Hi.ln. bankrupt.
TO- OBJ CATION OF n. Kenny 20 .ay II. D. sion.
10" on discharge o; Julius Kaiser. bankrupt, dated
December y 1893.
Tn. above IS p-s inventory "n nj. in the clerk.
oti". ~ Tn. second District Court. and 1T Tin.
ocic- o. T. Schmidt. f>'l.. attorney tor Succession.
NJ. % Camp street.
I.im>-,';ts., IA Gated States treasury notes
~ - -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08
DY T.. F.. GIRARDEY & CO.. Arc.

RY 4. r. .GIRARDEY & co., Auc.
- :!one'rs -NichoiasJ. Hoty, Auctione.G.--O.fic.
No. y HH,isnge Pac-.--SATuHDAi, Marc, II. 81!
al t"r!r. o'clock NJ at the Mere han,s and Auct ION
GERS Exchange. OF Royal street bet wr..n Canal
and C,'s;onlp.se streets, in this city OF New Or
>econi District Court sor tn. Paris. -; Orleans.
G.te.. February ;, l31l all! '- sold by public a,ir
't"i ior i:coInt -: the r,ta;" OF the late Edward
3 >!i.Nuo deceased the follow IN. valuable prog
TIE BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE "ESIDNN.E and
ent!cr >'i':.." ot ground in iaHbour- AvArt. now
S:Nth .'I>ti..t 81 this city. de grated As square.
NJ. -, bounded by Magazine. live Oak Soni.t and
Ro.'G' st.r'.i>, ANA mrasnr!n. p" feet front
".,. %: sad Magazine. ana Live Oak tor Constance,
streets. Qy so ,..t ~ inches and fines front OF,
each 81 ..ij Hon-rt and Soniat Streets said
-rniNd - h. .H!l !inpro ed havin. great variety
trees, i';n a o.i'ifiu! grow" OF pecan trees, walks
c.n' ni'H, ami carriage road, through. The i'm
iroT.ments "ompris, a we'll built and very
io!tao.r >w!>, cottage dwelling, raised high
orc~ p..ltI>, with a commanding. View, havin.
from, :r"i AND side galleries marble m:ntcl>
seven man building. bath servants and
o: room, in rear carriage house eistrrn. brick
wei, etc: the whole comprising one of the most
complete aAd charming residences III that deli .lit-
IL front r-Hier communication with business fire.
'ji:e.t an! rapid. with easy access to markets
c!!lrche, and schools. Parties desiring a splendid
nome tTrc from city dust and crowd. and property
daily en- hauciu. III value. are particularly invited
to examine TIL. very desirable property.
Termj-oue-th.,i cash and the remainder at on.
and TWO wears credit in notes OF the r,haser
secured BY special mortgage on the property sold
and bearing interest OF eight per cent per innum
from date OF sal" until nnal payment the act OF
mortgage to contain the peual clause of five per
cent attorneys fees in event of suit on the notes
Ihr improvements to he kept fully insured, and
policy transferred 20 holder OF the note and pur-
chaser to assume payment Of over and above fine
bid and in addition thereto of nj taxes for the
year 1917, and up to the dav OF sale.
Act OF sale and United States stamps at the ex-
pense OF tho purchaser, before George W. Chr.ty.
notary public fe5 10 rs mari IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08

RY &. K. G1RAKDEY & CO.. AUG.
ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. Hoev. auctioneer-Ofhce
No. l. Exchange Place.-TUESDAY. February H.
1871 at hat-past ten O'Clock A. H., will be sold AT
public auction, by order OF the Hon. H. II. Durcll,
Judge Of the tnitrd States District Court for the
matter of Hermann Lion y bankrupt. and rendered
on tn. fourth OF February. 1871
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF the three-story
bric store, No. - Peters street. between Common
and Gravier streets compr!sinS about rs follows:
barrels Ginger Cordial.
} barrels Malaga Wine
Is boxes marked Grey Jacket Bn:ers, fu..
boxes GIN Coo ktal.
boxes Brandy Cocktail
Is boxes Whisky Cocktail.
I boxes tOgnar
IL boxes 'iIn Cocktail
~ boxes Black berry Vine.
10 boxes Ginger Vine.
boxes Whisky Cocktail.
/. boxes Blackberry Wine.
II Doves Malaga Vine.
D boxes Ginger Brandy.
;, boxes Ginger Vine.
boxes Ginger Wine.
p boxes Bourbon Whisky.
empty Kegs
} kegs supposed TO contain Liuuos.
81 i,oNes Port Wine.
boxes sherry Wine.
3 boxes Malaga Wine.
boxes Madeira Wine.
dcmohn, gallons, with some Malaga VIM u.
barrel containing, some liquor.
barrel containing Holland Gin
l box Rye Whisky.
4. box Sherry Brandy.
l box Cognac
box SaddlebaS Whisky.
box Samples.
small Empty Kegs
stand Samples.
81 empty Barrels and half empty Barrel.
% empty Dsmohns.
l Truck
l DStillcry Tub.
Iron Chest containing Essences. very valuable.
lot empty Boxes and Bottles.
! small lot Samples.
copper Pump.
; large boxes BOttles
Water Coolers
barrel COrks.
boxes StOughtOn Itt.rs.
small iOT Samples.
barrel t,Almus.
!. barrel Cilmus
barrels containing Liquor, 10: full
10 boxes Glassware.
barrel Brandy supposed.
100 empty boxes, more or l.ss handsome, new.
small Casks containing. Malaga Wine.
barrel, with something in.
ca-k Madeira, half full supposed.
boxes containing Bottles.
y sack Corks.
large Funnel.
empty Hnsshea1s.
"a hogsllead Boneback.
lot empty Barrels.
boxes Bottles
sl3 empty Boxes, in good or,ie.-nov.
lot Boxes, not in good order.
hogshpilS OF Bottles.
lot Bottles, scattered.
} lot Carpenters YoolA
Maps
| Picture.
old Stove.
cane hare
! Desk Cham.
! Letter Pr.-s.
! Iron Safe.
I Gid Lounge.
lot OF small articles '~,onsin: :" the ONCE.
T-rmS-,ash before delivery.
Parties will do well 10 preserve above advertise
mont as nocatalosues VII! 10 supplied OIL the day
OF SALE feb til
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08
ny e.. r. t;IR%RDEv & rO .r..r,o

by E. T.. t:IRARDEY & Co. AUCTION
DAY February ll.'I87l at twelve o'clock, AT the
Merchants and Aurtioncers Exchange Royal
between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, in the
city OF New Orleans. will be- sold, by and in pursu
OF an order from the Hon. +. II. Durcll. Judge
the United States Dist rict Court the District
OF Louisiana sitting in bankruptcy in the matter
OF Foley, Avery Co., bankrlpts, and rendered on
the third January 1871. in th.s above entitled mat
ter. the following described and valuable prop
ertG, to wit
certain Sugar Plantation. known as the BAYOU
GOus Sugar Plantation" situated in the parish OF
Ibcryillr Louisiana, and lying he east side OF
Bayou Goula, and composed OF lots Nos. "a to Is.
both inclusive and part OF section or lot No. 80 all
OF 30 acres. or less, said Bayou GOula and
containing 1872 2lOO acres all more or less, and
being the same property acquired by said bank
ruptS from W. &. :. Nauess, and at the tm. OF the
surrender by:s,id bankrupts, ia the Name ot W. H.
Avery
The decree of the court ordering the sal. OF the
above described property, directs that the same be-
sold subject to all incunibrauces, and the gncr
actin. the officer OF the court. will convey only
such title is in HIM vested by the assignment i'll
bankruptcy, and the aforesaid order OF court
The taxes on said property not having been paid
and the assignee not knowing how much there
may be due therefor. the pur. ha-es must assume
the payment of all taxes, over ani abovx the price
OF adjudication.
V.rnLS--Casi on the spot in United States treas
.rE notes.
Act o: sale, together with the United States in
t"rna! revenue stamps attached, at the cNle %.
In" purchaser. before ". Gcvnon. notary public.
ia,l y u Tell
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08
HOUSE No. ..' 81. CItARLE> STREET.
SUCCESSION OF HARVEY GC..l.
Second District Cnu,: 10: :..e Pa >. VI O:..A.,-
~. 3:.';.
Sc NJ. .3n 81. C!sAitLE> SrR.Hr.
DY (:,.DE FERRET, AU,'TiDNEER OFF. !;

pI o. DE FERRET, Au'7ioNEER, OFFICE
ID M. 81 ROYAL >trcet.-SATtRDAi. MaIc.l II.
1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ at til. 81. Charles Az.
Ton Exchange" III the a--ntnt 'Ot'in,la OF the y.
Charles Hotel VIII b.. soid by public ton. bv
virtue o! order from the Hon. Louis Juvi.-
nrard Judge OF the Second District CoU:I !ov
the parish of Orleans dated janLaI> q. 1871 the
following described property :og accom-. OF sad
StCCtssiO!--
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the FIRST ~
triCt OF THIS ctE, III the square bounded ~ 81.
Charles, 81. Mary julia and GiIOd streets. mtaS,r-
lag q feet front on st. Charles and ST. Mary
streets by about $50 feet lines in depth. and run
ninS from street - street, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon. which con-
s-t OF onestory brick shop store, from: on ST.
Charles street, IA twO-story brick dwelling house.
containing rooms below and above; also. a
two-story brick building used a finishing shop.
and fronting 81: Mary street; also, several wooden
constructions thereon brick pr.vy. c,srern, water
works, paved yard; the gas is introduced through
GU: the buildings See plan at the Exchange.
Terns-Cash i'll United States treasury notes.
Act Of sale, with United States internal revenue
stamps attached. at the expense OF purchaser be-
fore Charles Stringer, notary public.
fel IL IL 25 mart Ii
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-08

T .OUIsIANA STATE UNIVERSITY.
(NAME CHANGED PROM LOUISIANA STAT3
SEMINARY.
BATON ROUGE. LOUISIANA
Founded and Supported BY the state
of Louisiana.
NINTH SESSION,
Now In progress, will close last Wednsen. IN June
1870. The oeXt session will begin first Monday IN
September xt. and will continue ten montha
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists Of = full corps of able instructors In Al
branches of Literature and Science usually taught
n the best colleges and universities
COURSH OF STUDY
Embraces q Preparatory and Academic Department
including Literary, Scientific and Optional Course.
Special Sch Dol OF Civil Engineering, and Com.
merclai School.
LIBRARY. APPARATUS AND CABINETS,
meteorological Cabinets, etc, the largest and most
complete i'll the South embracing the extensive col
lections of the late Colonel Wales, OF Mississipp,
and the Cabinets of the Typographical. Geological
aud Botanical Survey of louisiana
ADMISSION
Granted 10 Cadets not under fifteen wears Of age
who know Arithmetic. English Grammar And 'ieOg
rsphy.
OF every kind, except clothing, for ZEN months
$3.50; $500 PAYABLE in advance, balance February
or by accepted draft, at eight per cent. for ninety
DAYS. Payments may be made through the Cana.
or Citizens Bank.
Cadets received at any time during the session
and charged from date of entrance.
DISCIPLINE.
Military with daily drill. A battery Of four gum
will afford Facilities for instruction ia artillery.
Uniform of Ca1iets-Calet grey cloth, to be had at
the Institution II cost vi twenty five dollars per
suit.
For farther information address
D. +. BOYD, Superintendent,
Baton Rouge. louisiana
MAY I, 1873.
ONCE OF th. Cnivessifv in New Orleans. at SwAr.
brick C0.'s, 81 Camp street.
Until the rebuilding OF the College edfce, lately
destroyed by FIRE. Alexandria, the Institution
and Dumb Asylum. Location very healthy and &C!
Commentators ample Tor large number of Cadets,
Number this Sosson one hundred AID seventyJ
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