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IN NEMORIAa.


WARD.-Vain, worse thsn vain the task,
by choicest words or most thrilling concep-
tiOns, to express The bitterness contained in
the announcement, "CLARENCE WAED Is
DzADl"
To a stranger, unacqualntsd with his peer
less life, the intelligence eXcites but a passing
remark but 20 that household bersaved
language is feeble to tell Of its terrible soT-
row-fts crushing woe.
The community at large (for be grew smoDg
usl can attest his UnsuIlied. superior man
hood; but It was in the sacred relation OF
husband aud father that his virtues were
princely and glorious. That stricken, wild
owed heartl God help herr sympathy eL-
hauts itsslf-pOwerIess 20 In a shadow.
Time alone viii sootue the bIeeGing heart
strings and soften the piercing blow.
We feel stunned and doubtful at this mys-
tsriOus decree Of Providence. The only sOlu.
luton we can arrive at in the sorrowfuI
problem IS that be was taken from the evil
TO come" The Master hath need Of such.
Heaven IS richer-earth much poorer.
All, many springs viii come and GO,
And other hearts be Ttven,
But the love that keeps this memory green,
VIII blossom up in Heaven.
Memphis March 18th &
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ENGLAND
EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND QUEEN
VICTORIA.

EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND QUEEN
VICTORIA.
LONDON, March 27.-Emperor Ma
pOleOn visits Queen Victoria at Wind
sOr to-day.
VINOY WANTS TO CLEAN OUT THE
REBELS.
LONDON, March 27.-AdmiraI SOis-
set returned to Versailles painfully
impressed with the scenes he witness
ed in Paris. The Assembly voted
resolutions to give a public funeral to
General LecOmpte and Clements
Thomas, and providing for the adOp-
ton Of their children by the State.
A special dispatch to the Times this
morning from Versailles says General
VinOy insists on attacking Paris.
Placards have appeared in Paris an
nOuncing the efforts of the deputies
from that city. Cancellation failed
owing to the opposition of the As
sCrubly.
NAPOLEON AT WINDSOR CASTLE.
LONDON, March 27.-Emperor Ma
pOleon visited Windsor Castle to-day,
and remained an loUr with Queen
Victoria and family. The address OF
welcome was made by Lord Stanley.
Marshal Canrobert's children were
also present. The Castle grounds
were filled with a great crowd of peO-
pie, who cheered the ex-EmperOr
heartily.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
FRANCE
COMMUNAL ELECTIONS.

COMMUNAL ELECTIONS.
PARIS, March 27.-The result Of the
communal elections at Paris is YET
unknown. There were but few votes
cast.
The insurrectiOnary central COM
mittee has eXtorted from some of the
supporters of that committee a full
and exact list of the members of that
organization.
VOLUNTEER MOBILES.
VERSAILLES, March 27.-The Min
lister of War has notified the projects
that he has raised a battalion of Mo-
bile volunteers in the Eastern Depart
ment, in pursuance of which a law
has just been passed in the National
Assembly that all volunteers are to
be forwarded to Versailles Immediate
ly, and that they shall receive daily
one and a half francs each. Their Of
ficers are to be appointed by the Min
ister of War.
The Debates says that Lallier is in
sane and is cared for by his colleagues
of the Central Committee.
The insurgents have seized q gun
boat on the Seine and captured the
crew, together with some unimpOrt-
ant documents.
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RIVER TELEGRAMs.

CAIRO, March q. - Port list:
IdleWild, Evansville to Cairo, 9 pm.
Grand Tower, Memphis, to st. Louis,
IS p.m.; Belfast, New Orleans to
Evansville, 10 pm; Valid, st. Louis
to Wheeling, 10 pm; Columbia, st.
Louis to Arkansas river, 10 pm.
John KilgOUr, New Orleans to Louis
vile, am. Susie Silver, Louisville
to New Orleans, 10 am. E. II. Durfee,
Pittsburg to Fort Benton, 10 am. /;
Mary Mcdonald, Louisville to st.
Louis, noon; Sam J. Hale, Memphis
to Cincinnati, g pm. James Howard,
st. Louis to New Orleans, 8 pm.
Dick Fulton, New Orleans to Pitts
burg, 7 pm; Nightingale, Arkansas
river TO Cincinnati, pm. The Idle
wild has postponed to run to Evans
vile till tomorrow at 2 am. on ac-
count of the wind. The river fell one
foot. Weather clear. Mercury 48o.
LOUISVILLE. March 3.-The river
at this point is stationary, with six
feet four inches in the chute, eight
feet four inches in the canal and five
feet four inches on the rocks. The
weather is cloudy and cool. Business
is looking up. Freights are freer,
with an advancing tendency. Arrived:
Abeonia, from st. Louis; Robert
Burns, from Memphis; 2. W. Strader,
from New Orleans. Departed: P. W.
Strader, Robert Burns and AbeOna,
for Cincinnati; h. S. Turner, Simp-
son HOrner and towbOat, Boaz and
tOwbOat, New Orleans, leave tO-mOr-
rows Glasgow, for Little Rock and
Fort Smith; Nick LOngW0rth, for
New Orleans. The Blue Lodge, Bal
tic and Mary Ann are putting toWs
through the canal, and viii probably
leave for below in the morning.
ST. LOUIS, March q. - Arrived:
Olive Branch, from New Orleans;
City Of Cairo, from Vicksburg; W. II.
Brown and barges, for Cairo. De
parted: City of Chester, for Memphis;
W. II. Brown and barges, for Cairo;
Warner and barges, for Pittsburg.
The river at this point is still falling.
Weather cool.
CINCINNATI, March 27.-The river
here is stationary, with twenty and
half feet in the channel. Arrived: @.
B. Church and J. W. Garrett, for New
Orleans. Departed: Kate Putnam,
IOr PlttSDurgi j. w. Garrett Tor Steu-
benville.
New ORLEANS, March 27.-Ar-
riVed: Glencoe from Louisville;
LeOnidas, from CInci1Beti, Seminole,
from White river. Departed: Liberty
and barges, for Cincinnati; Atlantic
and barges, for st. Louis. Weather
clear and cool.
PITTsBURG, March 27.-Weather
cold, with occasional sleet. The Mo
nOngahela is stationary, with five
feet two inches in the channel. Both
rivers are falling above. Departed:
Julia No. and Argosy.
NASHVILLE, March 27.-The river
here is rising slowly, with seven feet
on Harpeth shoals. The weather is
cold and cloudy. Arrived: MOllie
RagOn, from Evansville; Tyrone,
from Cairo. Departed: MOllie Ra-
gon, for Evansville; Tyrone, for Cairo.
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RACES! RACES !
THE SPRING MEETING
OyER THE
EERERET5 CoUE 8I
"a WIN commences on
TUESDAY, APRIL Is, 1871,
And continue Five Days. with the following
PROGRAMME:

FIRST DAY-TuesdGy, April 55-POst Stake
for all ges, two miles and repeat; subsGrip-
ton $50, PIP; the second to save his stake.
To name sc pm. the day preceding the race.
The Climb to add $500. closed with I've sub
seribsrs.
SANE DAY-Sweepstakes Of SIS each. p.p..
with $50 added; dash mile, for three year
olds. Closed with eleven subscribers.
SECOND DAY Wednesday, April Z8-
Handicap sweepstakes Tor all ages, dash OF &
mile and 9 quarter 50 oscr1 pEon $50, half for
felt or only $40 II declared. The Club to add
$500, Eight Subscribers.
SANE DAz-Purss sac. mile heats, free for
THIRD DAY-Thursday, April Z-Purss
$500, dash OF mile and half, Tor all ages.
sAzTE DAYS Weepstakes for three year oids,
mile heats7 subscription S25, ID. to which
the Club wiz add $50. Eight subscribers.
FOURTH DAY-Frlday, April Is Free
handicap, dash Of two miles, for ali ages.
Weights OF all the horses on the course to be-
annoaneet at pm, sBd acceptance to be
made y ? p.1a;. the day preceding the race.
sAME DAY-Purss $500, for an ages, mile
heats, best in 5.
FIFTH DAY--saturday, April zo-Purse
e2i0 dash Of 3 mile, free Tor ali.
SANS DAT-SWeepsGakes for SIS each d ID .
for three year old colts and fIhes that had
not appeared Ia public prior to Janua = Ist,
mile an0 repeat. Ibe second to receive $50
Twelve subscribers.
THIRD RACR-COnsolatfon handicap for
beaten horses. Entrance $40; entrance money
to second horse. A horse beaten once allowed
pounds For purse Of SOD.
- No entrance fee to Purses. A walk over
entities horse 70 full amOunt Of purse
- Admission to Public stand, 50 centsi TO
Grand Stand, 81 LADIES EREE
gE- Quarter Stretch Badges, for the week
SIC For sale at the Hotels, Gaston's aud the
Ticket ON le ct Charleston Depot
&C. Railroad Fares cents, round trip.
mh23 y. STONE secretary
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nnrder and sndden naaIh-

LOUISVILLE, March 27.-Zack Pasch
shot and killed Joseph Osborne near
Fairfield, Nelson county, Sunday.
No particulars Of the murder.
The sudden deaths, chiefly heart
disease, occurring recently, excite
remark.
J. W. Salve, an old citizen of Louis
vile, died at Worthwhile yesterday Of
heart disease. Mrs. Ronald, in this
city, died to day in giving birth to a
child. Mrs. Scott died this morning
Of hemorrhage Of the lungs. All very
suddenly.
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TELEGRAMS.
Paris is tranquil.
Al-oria isgD o sornoanf

Paris is tranquil.
algeria is In a ferment.
Respectable people in Paris refused
to vote in the late election.
Snow fell throughout New England
yesterday, in some places to the depth
OF six inches.
The Central Park Hotel, New York,
has been commenced. 1t viii cost
81, 500, 900, and be finished in a year.
The report Of the Directors Of the
Missouri Pacific railroad shows that
the gross receipts Of the road for the
past year is SO, 500, ,290; operating ex.
pensss and repairs, s., ,5o4, sal; In.
crease OF net earnings over previon:
year, s2f4,1
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aHschmen4 Sun

OrRuI Brothers 4 Co, n m composed Of Wn.
drrilI. Edmund Orgili, Geo, L. Dean ison,
A. 8. McNear IS. J. J, Allen,
nEFORE JANIS HALL. Justiee OF the Paaes
> for shelby county, Afldavtt having been
made in this cause, and attachment Issued
and returned, levied 5te.i
It Is therefore ordered, That publication be
made In the Memphis Daily Appeal. q news.
paper pnolisheo ln the city of Memphis, fol
four successive weeks, coIu n1audiug the Fef5
j. J. Allen &c appear before me. =
my once. In the city of Nar9,
phis, In the l4th Ciyil District OF said county
on ne oln cay OF April l54A, st 10 O'ul0ch
am, and make delo1Re to said suit aassins
thena, or It Will be protested with axpsrtas
JAMES HILL.
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CUBA.
DUTIES AND TAXES IN CUBA.

% Al-la1 IND 7 HlzNIl7 N WIT
HAVANA, March H.-The GGetG
publishes a decree in which it is or
dered, on and after April 1st, an export
duty will be imposed on the following
articlesi Sugar, per box, IS centsI per
hOgshead, 81 50i mOlasses, per hogs
head, so cents; wax, per pound, 10
cents; rum, 81 90; raw tobacco, per
pound, Is cents; cigars, per 1000, 75
eentsi on island lumber, 8 per cent,
and on and after July list duty Of 10
per cent. is to be imposed on all goods
imported. Other local taxes are to be
augmented, and the proceeds will all
be used to redeem the notes issued or
to be issued by the Spanish banks and
advanced to the treasury for war pur-
noses
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The Fenlan Rnmhnn-

NEW YORK, March 27.-The Fenian
convention adjourned to-day. TWen-
ty-One councilmen were elected, who
are also to serve on the financial, Judi
cial and executive cOmmittees-seyen
to each Of said committees. OppOsi-
tiOn to raids on Canada and awaiting
for England to become involved in
war, are the controlling points Of the
future Of the brotherhood,
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BELGIUM.

ARRANGING FOR THE FINAL TREATY
OF PEACE.
BRUSSELS, March 27.-NegotiatlOns
for the final treaty of peace between
France and Germany will soon COM
mence. Declerque and DegOlOudpin,
palinators of France, arrived here to-
day. 1t is expected the first sitting OF
the representatives of both govern
ments will be held this week. The
French Embassy is the place agreed
upon for the meeting.
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SPAIN.
oFFTCIAL APPoINrNrENrs

= . y ll--ll-' II
MADRID, March 26.-DOu BaldO-
nero EsparterO, Duke of VittOria,
will probably be chosen President Of
the Spanish Senate, and Don Sails
tiaTO OlaZaga President of the Cham
Der Of Deputies. A Republican band
has made its appearance in the pro-
vince of LeVada.
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HOME DISPATCHES.


New ORLEANS, March IA game
Of base ball was played to-day. The
rain this morning rendered the ground
a little muddy, but there was a good
attendance. The following is the score
OF the White Stockings: 0, 1, 2, 0, 0, 0,
Q, 6, O-tOtal, 8. Lone Stars: 0, 0, 6, 0,
0, 0, 0, 0, 0, O-tOtal, 6.
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Woar Pay

NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-The
Times this mOrning publishes q card
with nearly four hundred signatures
ri property owners and tax payers,
among them many of the most prom
5Dent business firms In the city, de-
.eIsrlng they will use every legal
means 10 resist the payment Of ali
additions 20 the State debt over and
above twenty-five millions already
incurred.
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Naval Movements.

New YORK, March 27.-The United
States stOreship Relief will sail from
the Navy Yard Tomorrow for PhiIa-
delphia, where she will receivea cargo
Of provisions for the destitute people
Of France.
A movement is on foot to send
abroad under American auspices an
expedition for the purpose Of thorough
explorations in Jerusalem and the
Holy Land. A committee has been
already organized in this city, and
is well under way toward carrying
out such a plan. At a meeting last
evening, a letter was read from the
Archbishop Of York, England, indOFs-
Tag the movement.
The movements Of some vessels Of
the United Statesl navy arouse con-
lecture, and many naval officers be-
ieve we are on the point Of some i'm
pOrtant movement in naval matters.
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Railroad RasoalIfy.

New YORK, March 27.-The Iri-
5IEne's financial article says that the
recent activity and buOyancy in the
Lake Shore stock has been at different
times explained in various ways by
the wise ones Of the streets, and what
ever may have been the real cause,
Vanderbilt's clique have taken pains
to quietly circulate a statement that
of the extra scrip dividend Of five
million about fourteen per cent. is to
be made, the whole will increase the
capital stock to forty millions, and the
road is then to be leased to the New
York Central, which is to guarantee
seven per cent. TO the stockholders Of
the Lake Shore. Whether this be
done or not remains to be seen; but
there is no doubt whatever at present
that the Central clique desires the pub
lie to believe such is the programme.
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LUMBER.

DOORS, sash, Blinds, Glass, Flooring, Cell
~ ing Weather Boarding, Clear cypress
Poplar and White Pine, dressed; Buldins
Lumber. Iqths and Shingles, Fencing Lunl,
Der, Cedar and Cypress Posts.
Framing lumber cut to order.
Sc CORNER AUCTION AND MAIN. "a
feas KIRE1AND a LIVINGSTON.
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T HAVE this day sold ny entire stock Of
L Groceries and fixtures as store No. lZ51
Main street. to Hessrs. D. ADAMS a Co. VII
remain with the above nrm 70 adjust al
claims for and against the hrm of ]. VI. Ca
80 T. ". CACUT.
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MARKETS.
IBY TELEs HI
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, March N.-COttOn dull, and mp
to l51<c. Flour dull Rt S6 55G6 50; shipping
/ 20. Corn firm and demand fair; Western
mixed, S206Sc. Whisky firm at gl1{c. Coffee
dull and unchanged Sugar firm and demand
faif; Cuba, 91sa95<a MoIasses dull and un-
changed Rice g1<GgJ<c
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i nAHn

~ retirinz from business, Z take pleasure IN
recon msndlng tha above hrus d. ADAMS
g 90. TO the public generally and ny old
uafroug Thankfng them for thelr liberal
patronage and solicltfnga a contsuCllncs Of the
same for tha above arm.
mhI = v, 1At14,
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BIED.

FUQUA.-On sunday. 10Th inst. At u pm,
after a prOtraCted Hines, L. A. FUQUA, Of Pa
ducah, KY, late Of Clarendon, ARK. Was q
member OF Third Regiment Of Kentucky
Volunteers, G. g. A.
De- Er .r.Ts
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I OTTERY.-OmcisI drawings OF the Mis-
IL souri, State Lottery. GLASS AS.
81, So, s. 81, 3, So, %, I, Y, 50, A, Al,
CLASS If3.
AZ, 66, 10, "A, Z, 50, 8. So, 45, 76, So, 1.
Prizes nom Slg0 20 $50 00O. paid In money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nished In the above Lottery BY J. E. FRANCE
4011 North Court street, Box l4I, Mem phis,
Tenn, P. o. MURRAY, MILLER & CO., Man
ayers. st. Louis, No. mhB
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a CARD.

MEMPHIS, TRIM, March q, 1871. 5
HAVING returned to Memphis, and re-
Llsumed the practice OF law, j announce to
my old friends and the publio generally, that
I have formed business connections AZ W -ash-
lngtoni Whlch enable me 70 offer my services
IN the prosecution OF al claims before the
Departments and the new Commission, aD-
pointed 10 hear and determine claims OF
loyal citizens. This business solicit
mhao DAVID LDONEY.
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NOTTCm.

ITO the Subscribers for Stock IN ths Mem.
i phis City Fire and General Insurance.
Company:
A meeting Of the Subscribers for Stock IN
this Company will be held at No. I9 on Madl-
son street, Memphis, at Z m, on Monday, Sd
day OF april, 1871, for the purpose Of organic
ing the Company. A full attendance Is re-
Quested. WM. Y. WILKERSON,
d. Q. TRADER,
i. V. DIXON,
A VACCARO,
HENRY J. LYNN,
". H. MOORE,
NJ. d. l. STEWART,
]. ". KNOTT,
COrpOrators.
Mem Dhfs Tenn March g5 XII mhgg
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Wall STREET.

NEW YoRK, March 27.-Gold opened ct IlOsS
@llt3< about noon, and sold down 70 ll95Sg
Los closing as the same prices. Loans were
At TO per cent. ClearanCss. S22 6S7, ,000. Gov
eruments were dull all day, opened at about
Saturdays prices, fell on about "a per cent,
End closed 81 about the lowest price reached
during the day. Stocks opened very strong
on everything except OhiOs, which were
very weak. Lake Shore, Northwestern, Hi
nOis Central and st. Paul we're the leading
stocks, Lake Shore being very active and SELL
ing up TO i0254 The market closed steady at
prices little on from the highes OF the day,
Money easy at TO per cent State securities
dull, with but little or no change in prices,
old Tennessees, bfAi new 68M Sterling ex-
change, l09Is. Government bonds-'Sls, li55S.
e2s, il2tsl SIS, lllH; SIS, ms; new, ll05z: do
el ll025; 6Ss, llgs D-40s, l0935Si currency 6s,
ll356s
Dry GO0ds-Msrket active with leading lob
bers, but rather quiet among commission
houses. In prices there are but few Changes
20 observe; York 81 inch Is reduced froua &c
20 Mei 80 inch lrQm H%e TO Zi55c: Warren A
"A brown denims from &c 20 2l5Hc Dress
g0ods as a general thing. both domestic and
foreign, are il good request-in plain shades
worth from lSc tO3oe.
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EOOUETS! FLOWERS!

I INVITE the attention OF the admirers OF
4 natures floral beauties TO my Green
House, on the fernando street Railway, At
the south gate Of ElmWOOd Cemetary, where
] am prepared to offer a beautiful collection
OF Plants and Flowers in great variety; or
VIII have them arraged IN BOquets on short
notice. AIRY plants purchased OF me viii be
placed on los in -'Elm wood" without addi-
tiOnal charge. I am also prepared TO decorate
front yards, sOiding and laying them OF In
beautiful walks, etc, and hope 70 receive a
share Of patronage.
mh5 HENRW MOORE.
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NOTICE.

OTTICE PEoPLE's TNsURAFCE Co1
MEaLPHIs, March q, ISL
TIE Stockholders OF this Company are
hereby notified that the Annual EIseIoa
for seven Directors to serve the ensuing year,
viii be held on Wednesday April stu. I71. rt
the once OF the Company, No. Is Madison St.,
between the hours Of 10 am and pm.
mhA ]. A. SIMMONS. sec'v.
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NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, March I.-Flour hrEner.
superhne, IS; Xxx S. 50a8 IS: XXX, IS s75<a7'
Corn dull; mixed zoe; white, Ti0 Oats
OHIO river, 6sc; st. Louis, SIC; Galena, CSC.
Bran In better supply at 81 S89l 40. Hay
quleti OhtO river, s24. Pork dull; mess,
ga Is. Bacon dull At 81, ll9l2c. Sugar-cured
hams, l57S9l6e. Lard-ltei ce, l23l8e; keg, lSiS
6 SIC. sugar drmer; prime, lo9l05<c. No
EaSses-eentriiugal 60Ga5e3 rsbolleds 4e060c.
Whtsky-R asteru recuaed, e1@95c. COdee
steady at I4l{e4l53{c. Cotton dun and lower
sales, 500 naiesi good ordinary. ll5S9l2ssc;
low mlddlsng, l35f9l33fci middnng, ~ 9
aSfq, Receipts so45i axpQFiai ioretEni lslss8i
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EoR SALE.

FOB SALE
To LsYss and Railroad Contractors,
A RRANGEMEHT . now made to furnish
n and nov on hand, q large number OF
LEVEE MATTRESS E5. Material and fOrCe
enough to give you 1000 on very short notice
Comforts. both new and second hand
Blankets, at a satisfactory price; ShOvels
PICK axes, Broad axes, ETC. Can safely say
a1y thing yOu want
Csli st 884 Second street.
mhB J. Il. PEARSON
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AMUsEmEHTs
LDOTUzU-

IE5CE y EA4
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
INITIAL LectuTe Memphis Club BAH ln
4 GREENLAW OPERA house
TUESDAY NIGHT. APRIL 4, I5-l-
commencing az O'Clock, By e. W. AK
ANDER
ubJect-science as Applied 20 1[sola1lc..
Single Admissions ceuts-
Sc Members viii pleIs8 Eet tickets or ~
omeer u the Institute OF at The 1llea 81
Jones q BALDWIN. Architect Ell Wllllarls
block lIuuAil 5Ala1EAHf-
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INSURANCE
HERNANDO

LR8URE5 AGALEBT LOSS BY FLRF. 3. q.
sen RLEE IND RIVE RLaRs.
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tax collector of 49,

I, -, TAX cOIIectOr OF -- PARISH,
or district do soemnly swear that the taxes
on the lands or lots in the above list have
not been paid by the owners thereof for the
year -; that / have received no other
part of the same as herein set forth, and
that, after diligent inquiry, have found
no other property liable to seizure and sale
for the same So help me God.
r Tax Collertor
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-05-13
-@s~ j.. w. BLACKMAN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
~. -. Oh CAMP STREET., IS ID 20

Cezner Of Commercial Place, New Orleans, La.
NJ OPEN DAY AND EVENING THE
M&% a34s ENTIRE YEAR. -....s
-&A Penmanship, bookkeeping, Math
suaatics aud Languages are practically taught
by experienced professors. Persons from fif
teen to fifty years of age attend. Instructions
given privately to each student. who has a
separate desk to himself, and is put through
fhafough and systematic course to qualify him
for the situation he intends to fill. Persons
who have neglected their education are here
speedily prepared for business. Students from
slas country may obtain board in the family
Of the Principal. rae .s.~
TRRMs-Twenty per cent. less than other
Commercial Colleges in this city. Cost OF
fall Commercial Course only $l0o, Average
titas. three to four months. '-sz r. .+-s#
The Principal has been professional teach
or In New Orleans since 1864. ,.saTsaf .5 81.
For Circulars address s-a 81. n.= ~
J. w. BLACKMAN,
FehIs-ly1 84gsr 4 ,sts New Orleans.