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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-22
WANTED.

-SNN>ey,o~o,ey-o~>4>>o~.,~>~
"AETED to Exchange-Three family bar
w Ouc.les and twelve baggies for cash or
good work horses and mules. r. W TEALEY.
dec3e s.
WANTED- Everybody, before buy1ne
w christmas presents 70 cail at Michel &
MeGavocks and examine their unsurpassed
stock OF Folding Chairs, Desks. Work Tables
ana Nicter Ware, received the last two OF three
days Handsome Chamber Suits just IN
WASTEB 10 SELIr-Mattresses and Bed
w ding OF AL kinds; at ED. II. MILLER'S
Mattress and Bedding Mandatory, No. N
College Street. Oct2l-3m
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FOR RENT.


EOR RENT-Twe very nne rooms at lS0
AECkhf. oeez1 o
TOR RENT-HOuse. 6 rooms, lot eO1lso, near
n street railroad, South Market. Apply az %
North Cherry ID. =. WILklN. eecle o.
TOR RENF-Two-story dwelling Rouse with
II large yard, No. 100 North Summer street,
cheap. Apply to JAS. D. CRA1GHEADs no. %
N. College street. oecII .
EOR RENF-Largs brick mansion, No n
10 S. Cherry street, suitable for boarding house;
within stones threw Of the MAXWELL Apply
TO j. b CRAl6hEAD, 80 y. College street
decld Il
EOR RENT for the year 1s75-The we'll
known and desirable etore-house On the
known as the Moulton & Reed corner; also the
small business house, with four rooms above,
situated on Cherry street, adjoining and in the
rear of the corner house. The theatre viii be
removed from said building before Jan. 1, 1873.
Apply to r. MOULToN & CO., at " Broad st.
nOv99 If
TTeR RENT OR LEAsE-Seyeral rooms,
u suitable for Offices or bedrooms, mp stairs in
the Burns Block, corner of Market street and
Public Square. For information, apply 70 Sam
Powers s Son, on the premises Possession can
be had about the 18th of December. NJ. BURNS
Dov2Stf
T7OR RENT-New brick storehouse, Ne. Is
I Broad street. Apply at No. "A Broad street,
or to VIM. Simmons, OF Simmons s Phillips.
nov2S If
7 HAVE an elegant house, No. IS South High
Il street, containing ten rooms. 70 rent for the
year 1875. Apply 70 J. NJ. HAWKINS, at Spain
& Hawkins corner Broad and High.
nOv2l If Banner.
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For Sale on Long Time.
IL NICE BUILDING LOTS NEAR NASH
vile and Decatur Depot; one-tenth cash, sal
ance on nine years time
ARLINGTON, FARRAR s wEAKLEY.
Ocs eOdtf
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Sc. LenIa Markets.
Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS. Dec. 2l.-FlOur firm. Corn
dull and declined; S45aS5c. Oats dull and
dropping at 72c. Mess pork nominal at
S2l.G0. Lard dull and unchanged az 145a
l5c. Bulk meats duh and unchanged;
shoulders 75a7 &c; clear riE 9sal0.. Dress
hogs scarce and firm at Sa10c.
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View Orleans Markets.


CINCINNATI, Dec 21.-Flour duh and
unchanged. Wheat dull and declined;
red S1.OSa1.12. Corn steady at 7Oa72c.
Oats steady at 5Sa62c. Rye dull but un-
changed at Sl.10 Barley firm. Mess pork
dull and dropping at S1S.7hal9.O0. Lard
steady; steam 124 for spot and December
delivery; kettle Nc. Bulk meats dull and
dropping; shoulders 6sa6sc; clear rib ga
9lci clear 9se. Bacon dull and nominal.
Green meats dull aud lower; shoulders Ga
&c; sides &c; ans lOaal0sc. Whisky firm
at 9Sc.
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Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2i.- Flapr, quiet
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and I'M
changed; red Sl.00; amber sos; white
$l.15. Corn dull and declined at 7Ia7Sc.
Oats easier; white 65c. Rye S1.15. Mess
pork quiet and unchanged at 5000. Bacon
-9ae for shoulders; lie for clear rib; no
clear sides in the market. Sugar-cured
hams l4sa15c. Bulk meats quiet and I'M
changed; shoulders 6aG clear rib 9sc; clear
sides l0sc- Lard, lac for tierceS; kegs
1j3e. Whisky CSC.
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OF the receipts reported to-day, SIS (be-
ing for two dIys) were by the Decatur road,
43 by the Chattanooga, 46 by the North
western and n by wagon. Summary Of
transa -tiOns
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! Co. Julik and i.svee st.sets
Foot tofJ go.

6ds .M junk andi.svees trAe,u :
,aa W., Egpett 1e64a6ayaAret LEA.
;csr2e.l Gaaal END lLeesee streets.
4's Watched Ind 1Tchoonstss,,,
a!4 e.ls p streets ,rs:acn1a- II ~oas
.sssSH4 Canal andIGaap str,ea.
!, N Engine House, No. 5 and C;tx ~,
= Engine House, 1fife Commas. ~ na ,a
~ Corner" Carondelet and mo: -
~: ~ streets ,asa.:2 ~ - mlAAnaoa
~ Corner Ranupa1t and, Can.l
ia Engine HoRse! r. p9 e =, streets
; = - Common street W. NO. "a,
iS6 Workhooss, Grod street 3: ss
o1ize corner Common. and Roeaasba,x.
streets
'l27 Corner Claiborne and p ~,
'Sasi.E sht Il streets AoSaras
. A4A Corner Bienville; and, Old 1axea
streets riy..5t .rs -q~ ',f:.i'
az Corner St. Louis, and Rovol s,, ~, .
143 Engine House, Fire Co NJ =
Dauphine street II ~. '
lao Corner Burgundy and Toulouse
streets y . s.,o -
' '4o fe'aS Ras;, :: ~! 4 I. Fir: Fire Go. No. 4.
3 Canal and Robertson, Woos9sssfr es.
.l52 Corner: Bienvills..sud Jokh1nnrSss
: 'dS3 lsrhisny and Cont stseets
2l4 {" Old Levee' and ISL PbiI;n
streets 'ssfo >ssiS! HHe "Ap
) ~ Police Station, Jackson Sauare
: ZIG Corner, Hospital and Dann,,no
H. ~>:+.,[ streets .!,.- '~'
PIT Engine House, Fire Co. M in
. --.5 ~ Durnaine street
l. 231 Corner IRENE and Esblanades s.s
:: 2S2 Rampant and Barracks ~
234 Irene Market and Parish Prson
2o5 Engine Honse, Fire Co, M. 81
Claiborne street
s6stef,!eri'ayon Roads and Claiborne
= go sifsetse7f. q has g. -, RI
ri A Y A|4;ls,4 Fire. o.. Nc $,
's3t2 Corner 81. zfA:.tt::.e ma !N;irn' y,rc,ss
.s22aa33 STEMS R~2tofy,, Frea.,laan. o.,
.o l,taaG stree:s
2s52 .~Ilasus9 Il. IL. Eiz; C., NJ
253 +E;Dsi-l" y22*!ac, TT: CO 20, ! T.,
III ~ pi:n:dta st >tac,te ;.t = -:
24 Esgisae aon"a, E'irn Go. Nos
s;y:cry atgcaL ~
3!2 lo:icc &taticr, ",::s;.H l:.}..@,
3lj Ccr. Hagst,Ho and I~.sYlenadaf -;
3l4sc" uoodshi!dsz4s4 ta,:a s~. Aa.,r,
J:itsS a;;l --i,,, E;.,'1.
BIS "' Ciasittdtttt, !: + -; ..ii4rr,-jr,
ii2a " l4ah,rps nni White SITS, RI.
Iep;4- .''.
-: 1--we and sl&.;a ~>irec:A
t1t g Itett an<f Urinaat; e::r~t
~ Msnasvi@ls a1d Claiborne ss.
H13 l'o';,n Press and !eTtg p,
514 Wellington Marh~t -,
5;5 Go7"e: G'o;:o.. sr2a Iii: 2a,: Attract,
612 Engine Ffouser no, "a Greatmen {:
: = $:AaY. jp,s,a ' : -. -.
'6a3 Conner D;asra:;s,e ana indc,tnaents
- =. Xlfi.a;;i.
ola Poland Nl> Ut Gar 3aa,ion =
SIS United States Barracks '~t~
GIG Corner Eayn"s l. Danltjhe t:sees
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Iceland Untver,sity.

= The Acadett1ic and Theological Depart:
ments Of Iceland University, will be or
ened, Providence. permitting. in Common
street, neat C1aibofhe street, New Orleans
on Wednesday. Oct, 80. 1a72
The Kss. y. B. Gnsaekr, A. ~, o.
New York, haafbesn secured rs Principal
aud Professor Wi TheokkY. =
Such Assistant Teachers will be en-
pNtyed as the welfare Of the School shall
Students for the ministry will he admit. j:
ted free Of change aud 5A6r sueA, SEbNM
course Of Instxaction viii be Immediately
provided. u.4,
For all other pupils of either rex, a NO.
derate tuition fee will he required.
Until: the dry Of opening: oil etquir1es
may be addressed to Rev. VIM Robinson,
.(late principal J, New Orleans, La, OF to
the: Rev. j. b.. Mmmons, D, low
Nassau street, New York. City. 90
After Oct. 3Oth, 1872 address,
!. aAA1BV. 8. b. GREGORX, Am.
r,.., 80 ,, New Orleans, L.:
Iceland University is the building ~
processsof erection ON the corner Of -.
Charles. and Chestnut streetss-out GO
l""Ao" -: r. e~r..r.- -t.E
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Il NEW ORLEANS FIRE
ALARM TELEGRAPH.

TIE ,RYsTEM dOF STRIKING VIII
IT, ;.a<7aRE AS FOLLOWS. :u.ua,fat.,
For instance, II IN alarm is giive1I
from Box No. 1913, the. bells will
strike l, then . pause Of 5 seconds;
then the bells will strike 2, then an.
other pause Of S seconds, and the
bells will strike 3-123. There
will be o pause: of 10 seconds be-
tween each full number. : Or II an
alarm is given. from, Box No. Is,
the bells. will. strike H. then the
pause q, 5 seconds, and then. strike
8-4& A General Alarm will be
indicated BY striking Is blows upon
the bells. An: additional general
alarm will be indicated by striking
20 blows, which win concentrate tbs
entire Fire Department. to the box
from which the alarm sounded. ill.,
Boxes designated by ;1e auto
matte.
/ 5 Corner Harmony ahd Lcvee streets
6 Corner Washington. and Chippewa
r streets RE ,%..;
2 Ninth Street Market
0Corner Carondelet and EfRhtstreets
8 Prytania and Ninth streets
IL Magnolia and Washington
"13 Sixth and ST. Denjs streets
IA Engine, House of!Fire Go. No. n
IS Engine House of Fire Co, No. q
16 Lafayette n. IL. tire CO. MOL
II. Co1ner Live Ok. A,:d FfrstsareetHt
IL Magazine and 81, Andrev sts
10 "Rousseau and 81. Mary streets
81 St. Charles and First streets
g g Dtyades and 81. Andrew streets
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hope, give it i::any. Thousand. ni,-c, are >
follows 80 .1-s..f ~aa J" ~
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and always presented III y, c!ear, iltcliisliNv
and interesting mc7,n.I.
Il IL a fi.st-r'!o ia,n;ly p:,Tcr, full II ,a,.i-
tanning an.' reat!,eg q ever; iud,
bnt c%u11tainirs nclhgns that tt.5.h t:!.s' tbr
most delicat:, and sornpploua tastc,'i lt*"
It " = fi:'-r4tG story Tli.l. III lgas
talei and rorihr,4 i't~ ie;rrrt ti:,l..rr, ar.
carefully selected anu lcs;hly printed III it,
pages: s -.
most ftV:sii a.'1 lls,ti .itIiFn: aiiie:t+ .si Mi.
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country, and .thrGat.as - vu.sE4,H: Depth
hcali institutions, 1t 5Hi55it..:dc:' It has 10 fear
tf knayes, and asks ,e tkyors frcm lEcrr SUP
porterB.
1t reports the fashions f;i Tho i.tiro and
the markets For the lnel, especially tho cst-
tie markets, tp which it pays particular at
entien.
Finally, it is the cheapest paper published.
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seriher. 1t is not Necessary 10 gei up u Sub
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THE sEhMff=WEEKEY" SUN.-Same rh.
as the Daily Sun. - 00. q year. 4 dispfnl!
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newspaper OF twenty-eight columns. Daily
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l0FFfgIALI DIRECTORY
11ak1zRA- 2MtG4,Rl'> B..

49, if- ITE97|- 2ISI7 =
Edward II DnraNAlUnited States
fDHilaHffictts JJuadleges mc tGCtmtomhopse,
j. r Beckwith-Distfict Attorney,
Office in :CGnS66ohniff61usDe.1 81. ;T"'S ( >
s. B. Packard United ,StatesfMar.
shal, office in CustQmhopse. a.. !
Fighter in Bankruptcy c.. 8.
Kellogg, lCpstomhotlse building. First
District" D, Augusta. A Exchange
Place ,&8eeond District w. Jsi0.
Baker, MOn1oeyA-s :. 2:athi,~zE'
Appraiser Of United States Courts :
q. Heart, sGustonGhouse bailding.
|I7O Office Observation-Disclosures il
Isabelle, 212 Batonne: ,.-.-.::In'A 2, 2
F. United: States Signal 13aalrYtce-Nel-
son oro1n, Office misunderstanding
United States Treasury in Loniaiaha
In, United States Branch Mint, edr-
ner Esplanade and North Peters; Benz
+. Flanders, Assistant Treasurer.
United States Internal. Revenue De-
partment-Collectdor Office IN Customs
house; s. A: StocEdale, Collector First
District Louisiana. ~-. !
United, States Gustomhouse-Ganh
street, between Decatur and Peters;
James +. Gasey,3 Collector. ,7'1@e1 :,
: Surveyors Office. NJ. G. Parker,
Customh0use. =. "a.
United States Surveyor Generals
Office Everett W: Foster, Surveyor,
Customhouse, -. ~ ~.
:, Wetielhlerts Department-F.. y, ,Ech-.
holz, Chief .Welgher, Ghstomhouse.
~. GaugeE's :DePastment-Wlliam III.
Finnegan,,1 c6tusse0,mhhouse. ;..t.s !'*' :,
Naval Qdicer Of the Port Of New
Orleans Charles Dillingham;, Naval
Officer; 0nstomhouse. ~ -
Appraisers Office. r. g. ''iitkin,
General Appraiser, ChStomhonsa
Military Department of the Gulf-
Gen: W. H. Emory, Colonel 9Th Cav
airy, Commanding, Headquarters 20
Camp street. :. =.
United States Land Omce-Haxry
Lott, Register, :Clstomhouse building.
Post OmoeLC ,stomhouse building,
Hours tor delivery, s A.. NJ to IT: MI
Sundays 8 A. II. to- F. H., Charles
Ringgold, Postmaster. ri: III !
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THE APPLE-BLOSSOM

4 AA0 AAA W. SAAb
sa;+~Taa~4 -.TrlzW'7cI
o bloom Of the apple 70 bright!
Rick rose-NoonS, ~diaaaviSgih Rhfei
When Phoebus's brush
Wrought thy beautiful blush,
It must have been dipped in tht
dawn's tender flush
Of softest, most exquisite light
IA lyCHL.E1 TIT ACE ~ n."%"
The blossom Of Ariel art thou!
THE blossom that hanek4s On the bought
That sweet cowslip=halll1 ~ ---- ed
Wild cory might tsllt
or his feats on the sward, where thy
petaBl1oIS1a
Adorn its grssaie MaAchtts brow.
He may Lead APP ptet ta' 'a Map BY the hand
To trip with his light-footed band
= : Hera, on bloasom-stsewed rings,
y, While. the nightingale sings,r III
And the bats wheel in time. With th{ir
broad, tapping wings,
Till they bear the ,iays honAeftn their land.
o bloom 81 Tie applet my rhyme
Should be zeaa after days. golden prime.
When flowers 60 to sleep. ... al;
And pale stars rise and peep ~
Into orchards where istprites's long
; rsgel might keep. >tf"'5'| II
And eldA hAsps aixilJ chimel !
(Jane Dixon, in London Society.
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six colnnns.. = Only 81 70 = year. No dr.
counts from this rate. p. =
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THE -sE1Mf=WEEKI1y~ SUN.-Same s11|
as the Daily Sun. s. %. year. 4 discerl'
Of 40 per cent. to clubs Of 10 or over.
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can be executed at this OGce-not only
with DISPATCH, but On. ACCQMM0-
DATING TERMS. -
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kV0AO 18AVkAt Al 41OANkO0 0U0k0G
. YERs4fDLESA n HUNDREl
AGO. .a,I
-. ID aissrks RI a: ~
(From Appleson's Journal
Awmgglhs most recent addition
to French Literature iea volume b
the l4te JqteP Jsufn the fepi1letoaia
and CRITIC, entitled Paris, and Vel
sailles I hundr1d Eeafsago," whicl
may be looked upon l,on' as . sort q
history pf LodissxV, {; fH
: The btoolk; Begins Il : with 1iitlh, a descrip'
ton Of Versailles, md an aceoun1
of the regency Versailles had Al
that time, We are told, the appear
ance Of, being the, central, point O
the world. There were to be found
speciments Of every. race Of human
kind: Asiatics, 1aplanders, Ara
, bans, 1ndians;Hdttentot Qaakera
Persiaps, Brahams, fs1irs,f der
wishes. prelates, and 50 On al tn,feni ;
tum. The, got rid Of the, time al
best They could. Monsieur d
Bouill6n, intendant st the finances,
presentea'his guests at dessert with
a dish of newly-eoined Louis dor ;
anotheriuteudant laid =s.beAiae thu
plates Of his guests q well-6lled
purse, to be used at play !; the king
played Mith7the rest, and what hi
won wqs immediately stolen from
him ; the regent allowed (2) the
chapter at Reims to present him
with the church paintings in return
for his protection If the queen
Travelled, she was followed by q
heavy iron chest, drawn by twelve
donkeys. II :'', :: ~, ...2.
"You have agreat deal OF money;
them" said the queens brother,
The fact was, that the heayyl4iron
chest, drawn by'a, dozen donkeys,
contained ten small silver coins,
Monsieur de Ia Popeliniere, a
rich official, had married q poor
girl o remarkable beauty. She was
pious, very domestic, had ambition
to be seen in rPublic. Her only
fault was, that she had an undue
for the mnsic-room Of their
l,alatial residence. One day Pope4
liniete took it into his head to sub.
ject.thai room" 70 q careful. examine
ton, when lol what did he dis
cover "a secret passage leading to-
q .neiglboling house-:ta in. tact,
the private study Of Richelieu. ~
La Mronique SoaadaAsuse had
her contributors id every circle, andi|
lhey, all aeem to have, had ami
ofn4aterial The story'|
Of. Mdlle.. dssi P'pl'pl ). is / ' g. fair spec
linen oftheir, handiwofk.t |
, She 81 /, 10, va .plo.e< id,l in love with|l
) worthy youngtaatcx, who was stnl
poorer than herse1f His name was
. She was compelled 10 make
5he fortune.af both o. them. SOL
It least, Pauline, seems. to have
thought the day Prince de soubis
'miied sfggniaoantlyppo her: One
lay Coles rushed 4ery qncereponi-
'usly into her spsrtments, and
ried:
Il am undone, ruined, dishon7
red! Gstfy chief Of Ponds secrets,
ent for me Yesterday: He told me
hst be had- stolen half q million,
nd that I must oonfess'that I have
ommitted the theft. Tomorrow I
lu nl. sign = paper 70 2 t that effect II,
to receive 9 pass and sixty !,
,opaend fFancs Otherwise they
iHsend me to the Bastile for the {
'mander Of ny lie !" 4 +
I'VE shsa .see," replied Pauline :
s144 .&ns'ddia ,a,2i
She related the circumstance to :
. Prince de Soubise, who loved t
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9EoRle1uR q IN HeukaMia.
'THHIWm1AHAN

at 1ss 1on1Rs! I'D s60E@d1t%ses,' paiii.
fully been<fe4ttp EXIST
1t was proposed through this
journal to1rfnraish to QUE P1aeLs
the infossnatioA guidance -5n:!
IcouragednRtkpd counsel waaeh
they so mAlqh NEEDED in the transi,
'tion from4heirf4ormer unfortunate
condition be hs4pew and be3ter
of4neriean citizenship. - a Z,
In resdrhingiits; publication. We
're-assute our readers md hi6ads,
that, holdipgtAb purnaEtrue n ii
original aims, We shah Honestly
tosmake il aMsaf6dent agent
in forthe3ing the HsefeaB of the
'colofeds people of the Nation; and
'elevat1et hesaee that it especidly
:repfo&&Rta. ss$.ss - r
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THE N EdN JoRIL FANS VIE EKEE 1LoU isl ( MIN. -
] PUBItrs SrH3f33;;i5Ioe 70; = .E:,s:,..T

public StH00iISECosNnTunuxp,
ciolBo;yp s ana di4ls; '.i Gno.' bs fei st
1cksns6ihnatPffya1udikk a8t.'soHn s87'
odg9 &liao4na-7Gszls,oo otissun;bstvaIehc
= Pe ssaa'as5 d ~ "a: o444s'; 81 ss;J 81,
III lDssbiepy--Bdysaand s0isas; Dtrbfany
bet. Cqst0mhQuse- and Biepxilla, ,n-o.
Desoto.G Girls; Vaudeville, bet. Ram,
part and st Clal1ae. . & b T.
Dryades-Boys and Girls; corner Dry,
AIDES and Sixth streets, i
Edmonia-Girls; 454 Comf5onl.I7SFi-
Elmira--aBeys and Girls; Mmira, bot
FDauphine and Royal. y
hllmoee-Buys; Aourbon,,' between st
Claade aRd Nernis: .r,.ses8 vs,&, -
,FiskT-Yoye; cor F+auklin. and Perdide.
aE1nnklnA2Girls; ST Charles. Bet. Girod
and julia syfH: ys.E a@A-tH la: t:alsE
b. Fulton-Boys and Girls; oornrF Fulton
and Josephine. -:,..a
aaq,t;dy-Re snd:ain's; asutiuy ST.
ton: Elysiaan FieldA. -. ,ao4- ~aAlt1e
Girls. High Sehool-Faist, Fourth, and
SIXTH District Chestnut, bet jackson and
Philip. ..t;.js II; ~. a. H.. u
llGifls' High School-secohd, Third and
Fifth Districts, Reyal, corner Hospital.
GreenNiue --B0ys and Gisls;- Market,
bet Chestnut and Walnut. !.'rtia.a.
Hancocckk.-Boys and CHRIS; North Peter,
bet Monroe and Hancock. ssatt !; - !,
Hospital-uBoys and Girls; l34 Hospital
Jackson7-Boya;s corner. magazine and
} J4ekson-Girs; Magaxins, let. Ierpsi-
ehore and Robin. ,uo2 ~ 4..llsl
Jeffelson-7Boys; Dryades, bet, Erato
and Ihaia. r;ts.- -: 81
Jersey-Boys. and Girls; Jersey, bet.
lBoadeA.Ax end. Nalencc. : ,.e-.: /" ~ :.
ks!ler5- Boys and Girls; Magnolia, bet.
Felicity and st. Andrew. !:
Laurel-Doys; corner Laurel and Philip
Laurel and McDonough Bnach-Reys
and Girls; st. Mary, bet. 1Rdusseau and
Linco1d-Boys aud Girls; corner Cauiz
and Coliseum. 30 ~
Live Oak-Boys and Girls; corner Con-
stance and Ninth. -, 80:
Locust Boys: Locust, bet Clio and
J Madison--Gi1s; cor. Prieur: and Pal.
-,
Mecshae-Boys and Girls; Magazine,
bat
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POLICY

As our motto indicates, TIL
LounsrAN1As shall ~ Repuhsean a
all times lind under :aat:ictfeam'
fstoncs&" We shall advocate .tht
security and enjoyment Of broad
eisia;1lberty, tb absolute equality
of all men before the law, and al
impartial distribution Of homer, and
tPatronageto al who merit them.
YDeHrqas Of hllayfng> aainaosties;
of obliterating the memory of the
bitter past, Of promoting harmon
and nnion Among all ehSse and
between ali interests, we shall
advocate the removal of al disabili-
ties. foster kindness and forbea1-
ance, where malignity and resent
knaeot2 ;reignedj sndssoekifor fairness
|>ad JUSTICE where wrong Ind OPP
preston prevailed. Thus united in
Our aims and objects, we shall con
|;serve 1onr best interests, AAd- elevate
0a-.ables State, to an enviab}e posi-
[hanamong her sister States, by the
development of her illimitable re-
sources and securo,the full benefits
of the Dighty changesin the history
and condition at the people and the
country. ~..', .. Y,.-
Believing tina. there can: be NO
true liberty without the supremacy
Of law. ~ss shall urge a strict and
undiserimiuating administration OF.
justice. :.
f. =. E'.s TAXATION ~
~ We shall support the doctrine of
an equitable division Of taxation
among ell classes, q faithful collec-
tion Of the. revenues, economy in
the expenditures, conformably: with
the exigencies of the State or
country aud the discharge of every
legitimate obligation:
EDUCATION gar.
We shall sustain; the carrying out
Of the provisionsof the act establish
our common school system, and
urge as q paramount duty the edu-
of our youth. a. vitality con-
nected with their own enlighten-
nent.. and the security and, stability
If q Republican Government
FINAL.
By a generous, manly, indepen7
lent, I and judicous course, We
shall strive to rescue our paper,
rom an ephemoral, and temporary
and establish it upon Q
,asis, that # We cannot command
We shall at all events deserve"
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