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TIE ~to.nach aud the a.!4cr

are the iup rtstat orsaus 81 the body, either
tor health or disease. kap th,n strong and
vigorous, aud all will ba vel allow ia 20
he di%ordered aud tbs whole system i ,ich
BristpPs Sarsanariiia and Sugar coated Pals
prepared expressly to act ON the liver aad
stomach Every bilious disorder and every
arrangement Of the digestive functions are
controited aud strengthened 10y these two great
remedies. $50
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-09

AS party of our townspeople were on their
way home from the coast this week, William
Kennedy killed large black bear weighing
about three hundred pounds.
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w. II. Catterlin is fitting up his West Side
Car, preparatory to soiay to the State Fair.
He is in readiness to furnish a few more pic
lures for anyone wishing them before he leaves.
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MrJ. L. Collins, who htS been confined TO
his room for some time with severe attack of
fever, is again able to oe out on the street.
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We hear of considerable sickness through tae
country. Fevers aud Diptheria seem to be the
prevailing complaints.
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'EclcgraEslasc ~usaas saaaa.s.

| tue EthpiFe anu pFOoia'nulon 0l tHG
| Repablic, military precautions were
taken against any military demc n-tra>
ton but the day passed quietly and
10 disturbances are apprehended any
| where
The disarming of the National
Gu rds in the cities Of Southern France
will begin on the fifteenth inst Troops
have been concentrated at points in
the South IN such manner as to insure
prompt obedience to he law A soon
as the disarmament is completed the
state of siege will be raised
In the Assembly to day, the Minis
ter OF War informed the Chamber that
Commission had been appointed to
investigate the capitnations durint the
late war, and that they would meet on
the fifteenth inst. 1t will investigate
the events in chronological order, tax
ing up the surrender at Sedan first.
\ Bill providing for tax on news,
papers was adopted
At Railway accident on the North
ern Railway in France ten persons
were killed aud an immense number
hurt
Vienna, September 1 1t is officially
stated that Ministers Won Bcust An
drassy and Horenaart will assist at the
Conference of Empcrors at Salisbury.
The Emperor Of Austria leaves for that
city Tomorrow.
Berlin, September 4.-Bihlen has
been relieved as Governor OF Alsace
aud Lorraine aud promoted 10 the rank
of General
London, September / The Christ
ian Convention met to-day N Alters
gate Messrs Wctmofe, of New York,
Revell, Of Chicago. aud NuraueGaher.
Of Philadelp phia. showed the progress
of the Christian Association in Amer
lea.
\ fishing schooner foundered in
Pentland Firth, and five persons
drowned
1t proves that the number Of police
injured in the riot yesterday was ex-
aggerated Ooly & were badly injured
aud eighteen slightly, Twenty seven
rioters were arrested There were dis,
orderly persons IN the streets all night
singing seditious songs The police
station is smcared with blood Of the
wounded.
Berlin, September 1.-The Emperor
William, after his interview at Sals
burg with Emperor Francis Joseph,
will 70 to Munich, where he is expected
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Forty Years Experience h,vo tnxt, i
tho virtues OF Dr.. W,sttr's Btiann Or lTi1a
cherry and .he result that II l. tbs best rem
edy eAtaht Tor pulmonary and lung disens, :.
embracing whoe range from slight cold 10 u
settled consumption. Were it not for it's
merits, it would long since have "died, and
made no sign" 2l3.w.
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County Court has been IN session during the
week. There was but little business on the
docket.
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1t is said that if puff of air we're 10 be
blown into a vein Of animal, death would
instantaneousy follow, because circulation
would he stopped The blood In Akes the entire
eircuit OF the humtn body every seven minutes
aod whenever ths circulation is impaded or
ahy u lts ehthheis are clogBed by impurities
wilton ons,ht 10 be carried III diSaaacs-Heytr.
or disorders Of tn liver or kidagyt IF ssraf-
MA, "r dyrpep.ia. To g4t at and remove the
source OF tbs di;fauty. the old nul injati-
bic purifier, Dn. WALkGR's CALIFORNIA Vine
car BtrrEns
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The Fall term of the Dallas School viii COM
mence next Monday.
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Money Market.

--latest New York Gold Quotations. ........I1I
Legal Tenders in Portland:
Buying.......,....90 Selling. ....,...91
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:. The New Yark Lsarpeaieat N II re-
cent is~ue pron,I.a g - favor u 6rane
aS The PeopI+ oAnl late" for the
President Am n5 other things it re.
marks:
lie may not have sll,fsd all Tho
politicians "a task which would b. file
the wits Of an ar:hangeI; ye he great
heart Of the Republican Parts is with
General Grant, as IA true man and fnith-
fu execntive and unless he should re-
verse his antrcedents, it will stay there.
The Democracy will have to hunt for
candidatr but the Republican party
| viii need 10 do no hunting. The man
J for the hour is already furnished to its
! hand. Though we expect to support
| Whatever candidate the Natl nal Re
! publican Convention may select, we
take this opportunity of expressing our
| opinion aud it Is. that ULYSSES ) Grant
| the nan whom the ror p0pnh of the
! party viii demand, and whom it> voice
will re elect to SECOND term OF the
Presidential service. The politicians, if
any there hr. who tre planning or hop
lug Otherwise, had better clearthe track
aud prepare for the result
The ALDINE.-i Handsome as have
been all previous numbers Of tbs
marvel of cheap art work manship, the
number now before us (for September)
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Sj'ETifL N0TICk'S.


PORTLAND OREGON.
REAL ESTATE in this CITY and
EAST PORTLAND in thu most desirable 10
caltrs. consisting Of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS
aud BLOCKS, HOUSES and STORES: also.
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable
nncultiva'ed LANDS, located ia ALL parts Of
the STATE for SALE.
kEAL ESTATE and other Property
purchased for Correspondents. in this cry
AMI throughout the STATES and TERRI
TORIES. with great care mud on the most
TERMS.
HOUSES and STORES LEASED.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. and CLAIMS or
ALL pFSCF TpTfoNS PRONPLY col
LECTFh Aud General FINANCIAL aud
AGENCY BUSINESS transacted
AGENTS Of this OFFICE. in all the
C TUES aud TOWNS ia ia. STATE. viii
rervc descriptions of FARM PROPERTY
aud forward th~ some {" the aboye address.
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DALLAS, SATURDAY. SEPT. ., 1871.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
LAWS OF THE STATE Of LOUISIANA.
IIRLISUED BY AUTHORITY.
No. 80.
\ - ACT

70, . l>l.i;,. ,..,.;,,,
~ "' I,::,
., n->'!''l S~oui' ~ VIC ic''" ,,"'! ="
b'>'l'''' anu 10 'N,a"''sh Nv" 'n''i' ION" q,
,,l1h' % ~" t""',' III 'h' p"'i'h VI
'"'''o' i"F Inc 'fi"4 % STATE e'SeS'
>E"rluN i. Il" ii enacted by tn" Senate
and House OF Repre- Scntatvcs of the State
Of Louisiana III general assembly convened
That the time %: holding the sessions oi the
District Court III and for the Tenth judicial
DIS rICt. shall be a. follows. W.:
For thc parish OF De soto, on the hFa'
MONDAYS %. March and October.
For the parish of BosSier. on the thiFh
MONDAYS oI March and October.
For the parish OF Caddo. there |hhti ne
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An AZ l.
Granting to j. Warren and 7 W. Craw-
iOrd OF the parish OF 81. Landry, the
right OF kecpin. ferry across the river
Atchafalaya, near the mouth of the Bayou
Rouge. on the road leading from Nor
-anza in the parish OF Pointc Coupea, to
OprlOu,a>, III the parish Of St Landry.
SECTION !. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. OF the state o..
Louisiana i'll general assembly convened,
ThatJ }. Warren aud I. W Crawford ofthc
parish Of st. Landry. shall have the right 10
keep and maintain IA ferry across the Aatcha-
1H!aya. at their plantation. near the mouth
% the Bayoa Rouge, on the road leading
from uCr.anza, i'll the parish OF P"inte
Cnrpre. to OpelouSa-, in the parish of st.
Landry, for and during the term of ten
year, rom tie passage of This act; provided.
san, l..nt o. tcrYia.r shall not interfere
with the location of the road from the Ms
-i~-i,,p. 1--WE! to Dpelousas, now in course of
surrey under al act approved March SIX
tcrntl, one t4olsand eight hundred and
four. in which case said Warren and
Crawford shall have the right to keep said
ferry until the completion OF said road.
SEC. >. BE it further enacted etc, That
the said J. ). Warren and I. W. Crawford.
o. their i.rir- and a5si ons, shall have the
right - demand and receive the tollowin.
rates Of trrriagc. to Wit:
For crnss:ng Il foot passenger. fifteen
GEMS: for hoiSc or horned cattle, fifteen
cents per head, 10: man and horse in low
water twenty-five cents. and III high water
:itty cents: for each carriage. buggy. cart OF
wagon. twenty-five cents a wheel
81. ,. BE if further cnactcd. etc. That
i shan hr the duty of sad >. j. W drrrn III !
/. W. Crawford 20 keep sufficient number
.! IclryboatS in good order for ;hr purposes
o! SAID ferry. and 70 cross all persons.
horses. wagons. etc, at ali reasonable
times Wi;h the least possible delay.
SO. j. BE i further enacted. ctC.. That
II dn| person OF persons shall. within The
distance OF three miles from the said ferry.
SCI up, keep or maintain Il ferry. or trans
port any person or persons, horses. cattle,
wagons. etc. from either side Of the Atrha-
ta!aya. during the aforesaid term 81 ten
wears, every person so offending shall. Tor
every such otrnS".. forfeit and pay the sum
of tiirty-iiVc dollars. to be recovered before
any competent tribunal by any prrS0n
sum. for the same
SEC. D. BE it further enacted etc. That
tl,i, act shall Ia Ike effect from the date OF its
lSjrned) GEO. W. CARTER.
| Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
,S,"ucdl OSCAR j. DUNN.
I.icu1r,aut Governor and President OF the
senate
Approved March u, 1871.
| iNigncd) II. G.. WARMtll:,
Governor of the State OF LOUISIANA,
| A true copy
GEO. f.. BovEL,
Secretary of State.
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S. WAGNER, Notary Public.
Directors,

State CT Louisiana ". James Walsh
Third District tnlrt t0r the parish OF Orleans,
No. l}.5:A.
pY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
- me directed by the Honorable the Third
District Court toI the parish OF Orleans il the above
entitled caHse l viii proceed to. sell at public
auction, al the Merchants and AuctiOueeIs $
EAcilanGe, ROYAL street. between Canal ana Gus
tomoU streets, III the Second District of this CITY,
on II h>DAl, April 10. l5.l at twelve o'clock VI.
tle ioIioMllig described property, to wit
"A Nthl AIN LOT OF GROUND situated i'll the
Tlis OF TIN, city, i'll square tou (A) bounded
ny 'front.' Delta, Lafayette and Glrod streets, and
measuring twenty -foIl feet front on Delta 81 rect
by one hundred and invent y-tve feet in ,enth
Seized in the above SUIT
Terms-Cash on the spot
IS SACVINET.
mill aD2 l3 Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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~ =. HUNT d co..
MACHINERY DEPOT
No. 1Sj GraVicr street, New Orleans.
Manufacturers Agent, for
L. CARVER COMPANY> CELEBRATED COTTON
GINS AND LISTERS.
BLAkES STEAM PUMPS
OF all kinds

Boston Machine Company's Engines. po,t,,,.
and STATIONARY Boilers; the Baxter Por-a!,I, I'm.
gncs Schaer l Budenb-rg steam Gauges: COM
steam "alti All" 'ias Valves, Hvdrants and Water
Exhaust ana plyer Fans; Bcrrvman's Automa. ic
Boiler Frtd Regulator and Low Water Alarm:
Feed Shinge Machines; CIalk's Line, Hose Hose
Pipes couplings. etc; New York Tap and Die Com
EaH ita Screw Plates, Taps. Dies Reamers, etc.:
ana diminished Nuts and Bolts: J. W. Mixter Y
20 saw Gnmmcrs Upse!s and Mill Picks: Selden' 5
Wise.
fiantatlon Draining, Cotton, Iron, Woodwork
ing and all kinds of Machinery, Betting, Shaftlng
and Pulieys. hand or will be furnished az short
notice. at Manufacturers Prices.
ia23 Sa ST. TUly
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y D. , {.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Establishing the Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Judicial Districts. and providing for the
time OF holding the courts III SAID dis
trict> and PARISHES. and the time ton
which the judges and district attorneys
in said districts shall hold their office.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representatives OF the State
of Louisiana in general assembly convened.
That the parishes OF Assumption. Latourchr
and Trlrpbonne are hereby set apart and
shall hereafter compose one Judicial DIS
t,lct 10 h. numbered the Fifteenth .ju,llcla.
D>tlic. of the State OF Louisiana and the
terms of the district court, tor SAID parishes
shall commence as follows
For the parish of Assumption. on the first
Mondays of April and October.
For the parish of Latourche. on the first
Mondays of June and December
For the parish of Tcrrehonne. on the first
Mondays of May ami November.
81. > BE il further enacted, 'ctc.. That
the parishes OF Ncrmilion. Cameron and
Lafayette are hereby set apart and shall
hereafter compose one judicial district. to be
numbered the Sixteenth Judicial District Of
the State of Louisiana. ami that the terms
at the district court shall commence a.
follows:
For the paris'4 of St Martin. on the first
Mondays OF Ma and October.
For The parish OF Lafayette ca the ti:s,
Mondays of Aprli and September.
81. .. BE ii further enacted etc. That
the parishes OF st. Mary, Iberia ami 81
Martin be and are hereby annexed to the
Ti;u, J;Ilicia, District i'r the Statc Of
Loui-,na. and that the terms OF the district
court toy the several parishes i'll the Third
J!dicil D.>tr.c; shall commence a. follows:
For The parish of Iberia on the first Mon
days ot .Apri! and October
MONDAY, o.: -- and -
Fo, ,he parish Of Cameron On the tir--
Mondays OF March and Scpttmbci
SEC I. Be il further enacted. etc. That
4 judi re ana district attorney shall be APP
pointed by ;he riovernor, by and with the
advice, AMI consent ~ the Senate. 10 fiji the
vacancy in those Offices tog said Fifteenth
and Sixteenth Judicial Districts who shall
hold their offices until the next genera
election for jId yes and district attorneys in
this state. and whose offices Shall expire -
the sane time with the other district jUd. IS
in tnI> STATE.
Sc. >, Be- L :j:.tiln" enacted etc. That
thi~ act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
>igned GEO. W. CARTER.
Speaker OF the iIuuse OF Representatives.
Signed OSCAR J. DUNN
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Approved March u. 1871.
Signed H. c. WARMDTH
Governor OF the STATE of Louisiana.
a true copy:
gro. i. Bow.
Secretary OF State
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FOUNDRIES.
j. Emerson W.. George r. Pocter

T. J. Emerson vs.. George r. Porter
Fifth District Court for the parish OF Orleans
No. %.
~ VIRTUE OF WRIT OF F1ERI FACIAS
ID TO me directed by the Honorable tt. Ei,ti
District Court for the parish OF Orleans in tLe
ab"N" entitled cause will proceed sell at pui,Iic
auction on the premises hereinafter drsignatrd
on MONDAY. April 3. 1871, at five O'Clock p N tbr
foloNln@ described property. to wit
mr. HOT StlioLD FURNITURE AND MOVABLE
err ~ Is contained i'll the premises situatrd ~
10 I7Z Fehclty street, as per inventory which may
be seen in my office. '
Seized III the ABOVE suit
Terms-Ca,h on the spot.
G. s. SACVINET
nI-2 20 APP Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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etc.
Mc>.rs C. Mrhlc 4 Co.. dealer, in live
stock. lave taken out IN injunction Ill the
Eighth District Court. restraining" thc new
bcay,i VI directors OF the Slau.htrrhor>t
company from attempting - remove The
sIau"ht"rhousr building .;t!,Httoil,, wharN"e.
stock pens. etc. from he r-lt bank % the
Mississippi river to tie ic;t bank ~ the
river. upon the property known aS the
Ca raroc place.
The petition S,ts'iorth that the priiton-
or. are Stockholders i'll til, said company.
and Interested greatly III the success of the
enterprise: that they have made arrange
mcnts to receive and pa>tnH" som" fifty or
sixty thousand head OF cattle during the
year upon The right bank. and that til" re
!noyal OF the Slugitc!hou>" viii work
them an irrcpar#hlc injury.
They set forth that the purchase OF the
Cavaruc place was unnecessary and lli-aG-
Vi>cG. and that under til" third section ~
the law the company WAS ,onIlu 10 rNtihli>h
permanently grand elaug htcriI"n>r "ri"r'
the first OF June II u. winch they ana hpoH
the ll.h, bauk. BOND "i eJo''n vas given
upon the injunction.
The soap manufacturers 81 "uH city,
through M. lI"nAid. one OF tl'lr humhrr.
have fled II petition IN tie Eighth District
Court FOR an injunction against tine citE in
the matter Of III" imposing Of a ,icrn-" upon
'~l1 81 W ~ "a, !, -
ny P'ti t"'' a. "a +i.' ',, ,I;..'I
o. ~ ii, any III. I,,t .ra,n,,tl t,,,,'
i iion, ,hn.,. Ja,Irrs vLn .,;l rh'.,r nvu
manufactured articles. when said nalutac-
turc takes place within the limits Of tins
State
l. la, been agreed hy the CIV Attorney
that the ease filed shall be lra,ir Il test case.
Tine testimony and argument in the case
Or Samuel Smith X Co. 1T AIS - the State
BoarG of Liuui,latoIS having been con
GUIDED the case ha, been submitted TO
.Judge Dbbic ior his opinion. the counsel to
furniei, an abstract OF the several p"!h;S
upon which they rely.
The school Beard Mandamn>.
The school board mandamus taken by
sne new school board upon the City Boald
of Administrators. to compel them to levy
tax tor the support OF the public schools OF
the city Tor the year lo' /. WAS 10 nave bcth
'tred yesterday before ''"Se Le'uiiioHI'
;cuhS III the hilre Oh 'N's' i."'l.' W ,m'
Ei@hth Di'.r't' .o"''' i''t>eu. va. ., ~ .",.
st!itn'c VI III 'oi cn -"-'"i'''' oIi '' pa
M JulS. Lea',il.ont. lile '"I' WIS
over ah'li to-o"HH' ri'"'N' '"' t"'H'h io''' "a
ihS,n.iI' <,,,o, ,,,.o,
~ - '","'> ~ :;
Ans somewhat laiil"n. fC"tf't tiIS, III
which the opposite Iacllons "i 81 o"!Hc>
chapel congregation ma thh'i l'itu " ,n
so lhtcn warmth i"f l." ' ca VI w. '''in' 'ti
10Y lHai upon its iiltFIt>, ~; wa ''n'In"'"
over "n'h t'e UNI" w app. ~ i''A
An Ex.MayOr sues the 'ity.
John Il. Conway. eNMayor of the city.
has brought Sllt III thc fighth District
Court to recover rom the city the >llm OF
$3.50. amount alleged - % Gue under an
ordinance allowing the Mayor :, contingent
fund Of 500. The claim runs through a
term Of twenty months. 81 which 500 j.
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No. J:}.
AN ACT

AN ACT
10 amend and re-enact an act entitled IAN
act TO remove instructions in the Bayou
Courtabicau and to improve the nayig
tlon OF the same" approved March %,
1867
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the Senate
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j.B Van Horn Il Co ". X. I.-g.a--

!. Il Van Horn \ Co W. X. I-gras-
Fi;tu District Court 10. the parish Of Or
leans No. 2ils.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND
ID sale, 10 me directed b. tie Honorable
tie Fifth District Court t0l the parish
OF Orl-aas in the above entitled cause i viii
proceed 10 sell at public auction, al ne Ner
chants and AUCtioHerrs' Exchange, Royal street
between CANA and Customhousr streets in the
SECOND District OF ti.ls cirv. nn SAT- RDAY April
y l87i. AZ twelve O'Clock ". the following de-
e.jiln.,i pIol eIty. to wit
The tNDIvIDkD HALF OF CERTAIN LOT
OF GROUND situate, living and being IN Tie BoHrg
s,issir river Aposite tt CITY OF sew Orleans
designated as lot number seven III the ,DUarr
pr!-cu between Seg1lln. Drlaroudc Bouny and Vii
I"lt streets, according to plan made By Charles
i. lie Arnas civil engineer! Oh the ilr,t day OF No
Nrnbtr, 1909. ana annexed to an act passed II the
ONCE OF +. Borlny, notary public in this civ on
~ fifteenth day ut December. l2hJ ald p-lpOrt
NJ 10 ne sale made Nv the succession OF the ate
+. IL =. Alfred Roheiot to Jean Dabcnc-ns
" i!!ch said lot measures, American measure
>NtN-thlec feet clever. inches and three lines IOut
on nelaronde str, ct. by one hundred and twenty
1."nt on So-rin street, OF which il form, the
CoI:.cr. together with the En,t. ylitd half
-; ali tHc buildings and Improvements
Thereon with the exception o; frame
uiill ngS erected on tn" part OF said lott and
al the rights. ways, privileges and advantages
tAcrcUlto belonging or in ahNWise 3pl,trtalLiu-.
|. Beng the SANE property acquired bS the defend
AIT herein from Ms. Widow NJ. Lr.ras. bv an act
under private Signature executed the eighth
day OF February. 1860. and duly recorded in the
OH e OF T. Bounv notary pubic on the sixteenth
day OF June. 1903
Seized in the above sut.
TeIms-Cash on the spot.
e. $ SAyryE7-
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The Boall OF Directors have resolved to pay s.
per cent interest On the outstanding Certificates OF
Profits Oh and after the second Monday OF Fcbrll-
any 1871; also, dttY per cent the balance OF the
scrip OF the year 1893, payable and after the
third Monday III March, 1871, and they have fur
ther DECLARED! a dividend of ten per cent on the
net earned Participating Premiums tor the year
ending December 81. 1870, for which certificates
Wi. b. ISSUED on a..d after tie twentieth day OF
March next.
THOMAS $500, President
JOHN q. GAINES, Vice President.
THOMAS ANDERSON, Secretary.
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MI~IANA STATE UNIVERSITY,
NAME CHANGED FROM LOUISIANA STAFF
SEMINARY,
BATON ROUGE. LOUISIANA
Founded and supported by the >ta.'
Of Louisiana.


of Louisiana.
NINTH SESSION
Nor III progress, viii cio7.- il,t Weduea'.. IN
1870. TIE session Mi. begin hrst M0IcAg
September nrXt. and viii c'"tiIl'it ten nonths
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists o: 4 t,ii corps Of able Instructors III d
ar.acies Gf Literature and >"lence usually tausa'
the best cO..e,c and mn vrroItita
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Preparatory ami Aral-rn!c D.pa rtmeni
lc.u,.Iu Literary, scientific a:d Optional CoilT 40
Il SPECIAL SEN )o OF Civil Engineering md Com
morc.d. School
LIBRARY, APPARATUS AND CABINETS
Wei -.I-c;.-n ana valuable The u-o.Oqca4 A.c
Mu.-raIO.lcai Cabinets, etc, the largest and
Complete il the south embracing the extensive col
,-c..ons of the late Colonel Wales OF Mississippi
a,.d lie Cabinets of the T0po Sra picAi. Geological
and Botanical survey NJ Louisiana
ADMISSION
Grau-ed 20 Cadets not under fifteen wears o! age
vino know Arithmetic, En- llsl Grammar A1d tieOc
rapav.
OF everv Kind. except clothing. for ten month.
$50: blp, pa able III advance balance February
or BY accepted draft, at eight I"-r cent. tor nn-t,
DAYS. PAYMENTS may be made through the Cana
Cadets received at any time during the session
and Charged from date of entrance.
DISCIPLINE,
Military. with daily drill. battery Of four yuns
WI. AFFORD facilities for instruction artillery
Uniform OF Cad-ts-Ca.et-crey cloth, 10 be had q:
TIE Institution at cost of twenty tive dollars 20,
suit.
For further Information. address
d. +. BOYD, Superintendent.
Baton Rouge, louisiana
MAJ |, l3-o
O:ac- of the University IN New Orleans a. swa,
brick y Co.'S 81 Camp street!
Until the rebuilding o: the College ed fee !acei,
destroyed by tlr-, Alexandria, the Institution
is oIaiiiy tOrate, at Baton Rouge, III the DeA.
and Dumb Asylum. Location very healthy, and &C
Communications ample for a large number or Cadsts
N,.nrber this 'sssson one hundred And sevency.t
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