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Teachers Examinations.

TIER viii - public examination % pcrsors de
string n trsch IN TIE pahic schools OF THIS c0Ha'-
al ihy Sck0ul house IN Sai!na, On TIE
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The Las, Saturday ofoach Month

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\ Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure.
and Instruction
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a Complete Pictorial History of tho
T,n,oS -" Tho best cheapest and
most successful Family Paper IN tho
Union.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADys.
Patronize Home Manufactures,
THE CLIMAX"

wish 10 -nnouucs L. The farmers ~ Central Ksnsss
tSa; am now arnlaneutlv located al >ana. kans.s
and intend manufacturing my improved Planning MI
tglmsN Having had an eNrvrIyuC. ~ Over u years
in the business. leel justified in nskiIg the assvriot
tat the Climax has egs8l Tor the Srrsi variety q
clvanpg thar be done 10y n. cleaning aariin- Il
thy saapc ef grain, from grass seed ul' q cora
7 nlso Iuskc in connection with my II ~ business
nice article II Mix safe, with VINE on aour> and
sides. which admits free circulation ii AR an -i.
tNo things indispensable FOR the ra.>uE o.. cTraEl
Every machine warranted - Ec II cac best BiSeTiS
sud The mechanical par ursl class.
shop on FiGh -, IN Lall', haildin-
WILLIAM SULLIVAN
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- PAYS every Manufact1r er. Merchant Ne
4chanis. Inventor. Farmer. or Profsfsionai
man "a --l informed BH sii the snpgov en-aIs aa1
,f-s.tt eTtr~ 90 tir aEs.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-13

The venerable Father Boehm is the Oldest
Methodist minister in America. He resides
in Jersey City, and will be one hundred years
old the coming May. He was one Of twenty
five clergymen who attended the first General
Conference of American Methodists, many Of
whom were younger and stronger than him
SELF but who long ago left him behind. He
is in excellent health and spirits, and read the
entire Book of Revelation On Christmas Day.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-13

Augusta CO1estitMiOnGlsst: Col S. n. Moody,
of New Orleans, who died recently by his own
hand, while suffering from an intolerable
neuralgia attack, was q singular man. He
prospered when Louisiana was wealthy and
he prospered when Louisiana was as poor as
a rat. The secret of his continued success
was advertising. He knew how to advertise,
and the duller the season the more persistent
ly he kept himself and his wares before the
public. He was known as the ':ohirt King of
the Southwest"
On every dead wall and on nearly every
telegraph pole in the Mississippi Valley, the
wayfarer was invited 'sto get his shirts at S.
N. Moody's." He was most liberal patron
of the daily press and, by thousand ingen-
ious devices, and in spite of tremendous oppo-
sition, he died as he lived, the super-emine nt
and pluperfect 'King of Shirts" Such was
his faith in the necessity of captivating the
fancy of the people and winning their atten-
ton that it was seriously declared in New Or
leans, years ago, he offered $4,000 to help
pay for a new steamboat intended for the st.
Louis trade, provided he had the naming of
the craft.
His offer was promptly accepted, but almost
as suddenly declined, when it became known
that Get Your Shirts at Moody's" was to be
the baptismal appellation. Col Moody was a
thorough business man, but he lived in ele-
gance and had many warm personal friends.
1t may not be very sublime ambition to
secure sort of immortality in connection
with the neither garment Of q man but out
of that common and MOTTO be- despised article
of wear, Moody became rich merchant, lived
en- prince, and gave his children a frst-class
education, backed up by all the advantages of
foreign travel.
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DEATH OF GOV. BRAMLETTE.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 12.-Ex-Gov. Bramlette
died at his residence in this city this
afternoon, after an illness of several weeks.
He was Governor of Kentucky during the
closing years Of the war, but has not since
taken an active part in politics.
He was regarded SIS one Of the ablest and
most prominent lawyers at the bar, and .
short time since acted temporarily as Judge
of the Federal Court during the absence of
Judge Ballard. He died of rheumatism Of tina
heart.
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FIRES.

A Wisconsin editors reason for preferring
Mat. Carpenter to all other men: " We like
the way Carpenter has of wearing his hair,
and Of letting his shirt boil out between his
vest and his pantaloons, feat not easily 90
compished.
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THE UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.

Among the many educational institutions
in our city there is none that ranks higher
than the University High School, and there is
none whose merits have received more recog.
milton at the hands of our people.
The school is under the direct management
of Prof. E. G. Venable, who is assisted by
Geo. E. Preot, associate principal, and H. S.
Bemiss, assistant, all efficient and expert
enced teachers.
Prof Venable refers to the Faculty of the
University of Virginia, of which institution
he is graduate, Jand number Of prominent
gentlemen in this city.
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Sign of Indigestion: "Gone to dinner
BE back in Eve minutes"
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Of Counsel for Committee of Seventy before
Congressional Committee.

L. A. Wilt, being duly sworn, deposes and
says, that he has carefully read and critically
examined the facts and figures contained in
the above brief, as to the organization of the
House of Representatives Of the State of
Louisiana on the 4th day of January, 1875,
and of his own knowledge knows them to be
true. LOUIS A. WILTE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me on this
18th of January, A D. 1875.
j. G. EUsTIz,
United States Commissioner for the District
of Louisiana.
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BROKE THROUGH THE ICE AND DROWNED.

OMAHA, Jan. 12.-At noon to-day, three
teams in charge of four men were seen Cross
ing the ice from Iowa to the Nebraska side of
the Missouri river; when about half way
abross the horses, wagons and men suddenly
disappeared, and were swept under the ice by
the rapid current. It is not yet ascertained
who the unfortunate men were. It is sup
posed that they drove over place from
which the ice had been recently cut, and
which was only frozen over slightly.
DAYTON, o., Jan. 12.-At o'clock tonight
the large carriage and wagon mandatory
and repository Of A. & w. F. Decamp, with
the contents, were totally destroyed by fire.
Loss 100000. The building and stock were
fully insured.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. PA fire, at A. NJ, In
St Georges school, church and nursery, at
Kenosha, entirely destroyed the three build
ings. Loss estimated at from $50, 900 to
$50, 600. Insurance $4,000, in Western
companies. The loss falls on Germany So
ciety composed almost entirely of working
men.
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The BATTLE OF New ORLEANS was fought
January 8, 1915 another battle will be fought
on the approaching January Is.
A battle for fortune,
A battle for fortune.
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000.
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000. $4,000,
Are on that day to be had for ten dollars by
the lucky holder of the winning number in
the great single number drawing Of the
Louisiana State Lottery. Buy your tickets in
time.
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sentatives to which the State is entitled, to-
wit: fifty-six-a majority Of one hundred and
eleven.
To construe section A of Act of 1872, as
authorizing quorum to be constituted Of a
majority of the members that may be returned
by the Returning Board is to annul by statute
the constitutional provisions contained in
articles 20, 80 and 46. Such q construction
leads to reductiO dd dbsurddm. The Return
ing Board, who referred in this election the
claims of five Representatives, representing
four parishes, to the Legislature for decision,
had, under the law, the same right to have
referred fifty or one hundred OF one hun
dred and ten, leaving one man to organize the
House.
1t is well settled that when the Returning
Board had dissolved, referring the decision
as to the claims of certain parties to seats. to
the House, its powers in the premises were
ended.
II Barbours Reports IN. Y. Supreme Court),
217. The People, ex rel Alexander H. Bailey
vs.. The Supervisors Of Greene.
To deny the right Of the House to decide
upon the prina .facie rights of claimants to
seats, would be to deny, altogether, under
certain circumstances, the right to organize,
and would give the Returning Board absolute
power to disfranchise the people of the whole
State.
A precedent for the mode of the temporary
organization adopted by the House of Repre-
sentatives of the State of Louisiana, on the
4th of January, 1875, was established during
the first session Of the twenty Congress
of the United States.
See Congressional Globe, volume s, from
pages 70 y, inclusive.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-13
HOUSE.

(Bayard) believe that there was Senator in
the chamber, especially on the Republican
side, who would consent to the slightest in
fraction of our Constitution Did he believe
that the Republican party wanted to substi-
tute despotism for constitutional govern
ment?
Mr.. Bayard said he could scarcely believe
that the Senator asked him that question Sc
riously. He did believe that the Republican
party had trampled upon the Constitution
until there was scarcely q vestige of it left.
He had seen effort after effort to break it
down, till he believed, as he believed in his
existence, that the party paid no respect to it.
Mr. Howe denied that the Republican party
wanted any despotism, and said the Senator
says we have trampled upon the Constitution;
that is his opinion, and, fortunately, his
opinion nor mine does not control the coun-
try. In conclusion he argued that the Demo
Gratis in 1854 employed detachment of the
army in Boston to take one negro out of that
city.
1t had been said here that the people are
preparing to overthrow that party which has
conducted the Government since 1861 down
to the present day. It might come, he was
not insensible to it, but he could not consent
to turn back as admonished by the Senator
from Missouri (Schurz) yesterday. He was
not constituted on the crawfsh order.
There might be storms ahead, and it might
be prudent for those not fully insured to 90
ashore, but he was going to complete the
voyage, and if the ship went down before the
voyage was completed, he would 90 down
with it. and if it should ever be raised AGAIN.
IS it must be-for the Great Underwriters
would attend to that-there would be found
at the mast head her flag, upon which might
he read that al men, Whatever their race or
, 1875-06-24
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ger perIu9te lcbten Sonnoben0 cine
iueiBe Same in ihrer &ajiite ouf eineuu
Snrlpfer Der n&eofuf= uno Nort6=g8e=
ltern Hinie" Su f6Gnoen, Sbr @el@gei
l6dte Den Sn9enieur berbei, Der bcn
S6war5en nit elmer 9anoipeide Den
S9doel cinl6lug.
ST. 2ouis. %. SUM-. Sn elmer
&ncipe 81 MtDrriIaile an Der st Sou
ls<@oatb @ofern 8a6n" geriet9en meb=
rere 6eloarbeiter in Gtrcit uno 9trielm
9iuliel erlta0 5ipei Wldnner, Mamena
Sobn Grimes uno So6n &ello, Orr
W6roer entflob, plroe aber na9 bespe=
ratem @ioeritanoe e%ih9efan9ul.
9ouispi11e, %. SUM-. Ser Ne=
ger 9enrp 2psan, Der lebte Mode III
SDelbp So. in einem Worofale gegen
4 junge 2eute 3cu9nib ablcgtc, muroe
am 6reita9 Mbcno in Der Ndbe uon
5belbpuiIe eri9oiien. Die M0rotr
entfamen.
, 1875-06-24
0malan0.

2pnbpn, %. Stunt. s. miro be-.
ridtet, boB Die en9lii4e Gs8ierun9 Srr=
nab ben arics ertlart bat. 9isltr Se=
ri9t errest bier erobe A%ufre9uil9, belor
bers in @dGdftsfreilel, III Oeiltll olf
Sntere]Ien fart our6 elnen &rls9 eng
lanos nit Sirmab peetutrG6tl9t ipllr=
ben.
9ublin, %. SUM-. Sci einem
6euti9en Metti9ieBen 81 9ollDmorr thu
ten Die amerifonliNcu G9lisen quite
SreFer. Ssrtc abeno fano l9nen 81
Gbren elm @romeno0e= 9pn5ert ltott, III
apel6em me9rsre omerifanll@e Wellen'
nit lautem 8eiTuu mli9enommeil, &C.
]pielt muroen. Sic Sdiiten erDnlier
10 piele Ginlooun9tn, cob lle nur el'ler1
fleinen She'll oopon onnebmen fonnen.
Sci cinem Metti9ieBen gu Selfolt beute
blieben sSobnion uno W2cSfsnna Ste9er'
G~rlterer ldoB 21S &inse, 225 lino blot
mDoli6. 9ie Mmerifaner weroen ilber=
al BON Dem @olfe aul's 9er5!i9lte be-
sriibt.
, 1875-06-24
Gnrspai(de llad .ihtea.

6tetttn. Die 8uogetsG ommsfion
bc8 AbseorouetenhauieS bat Den B,rid)l
lber Die Bomnlerl1e 9rntrolbabn mn
bic 8crliner Norb6abn iclt9elte1t.
8eioe @eleeentwirie wuroen nit alien
Stimmen 9esen Die Der Ib9s. Soppt
uno &lelate 9enebmiSt.
Gin beabtunespert6er GeraiftungS.
fall 1T oieier Gage bier mittels elnes
Suites uor9efommen: Sou oer Slrma
Salsmann uno &ubnfe bier wuroe on,
Gage Dor Bfin9iten ein SiISbut %pertauft,
nit Dem Der &Guier, ein SbubmaAu,
i'm Selte auf 2 Gage nad) lsiner Sci
matb, Star9oro, perrellte. AlSbalo
lte1te iib bel inn, ob9lei6 or Sut
ni9t i'm Miuoelten oriidte, &opildymtra
Elm, uno auf BET Stirn bilOete lid) Hntel
@el9wullt Elm ausihte9, Oeiien chs
selne feline @el@wlrc in GJtcrun9
ibersin9en. Gud Die Nusen entsiinbes
ten iid oerart, baB iie fat 5ulbwoaen
uno Die @eihwult ii4 nebr ODER MINI
Der audi ben ibri9cn G9ellen oe8 @e'
iidts ~mittbeilte. GS lag NM gu nabe,
baB oiele Gridcinun9en nut pom Cru
gen bss Suites berrabrten ; olelcr luurse
0sSbalb eitem bieligen @eri3ts@emitet
aur llnterluauus iber9eben, welder
conltatirte, OaB Oa8 braune S6welb-
leoer beS Suites nit 9iftbalti9er Anilin'
farbe 9efGrbt iei, WIe oie8 leioef lesl
bdufig porfomme. Die Sa1e wWO
nod weiter pcrfolgt weroen.
Gr~anffurt, a. SO. inter BEN
Nauaen 9ictoriasE beater miro 6ranf'
Iurt i'm nG9teu @inter wieter cir
3weiteS Gbeater b%etommen, beiien Iui'
9abc eS Iein iOu, belouoerS ba8 beiter'
@enre, Die fleineu uuo sr0Beren Ope
rotten, ba8 2ultipiel &C. aI' cultlplren
audi CUTE neus S9aulpiele io0en MIDI
aussei9loisn lein. Dur@ grla9 eiae'
Caution bat Der llnternebmer bic 81
enSasirsnoe @eieaidaft iiAsr seitsat.
Die 3ans.M nlifen, wsld)e fribe,
auionutd9lid in Srauffurt abgsbaIttt
wurbsn, babsn li6 aus BET Staot pcr'
3osen. 6riber tanste man int uGiooli",
i'm nS9lappen", I'M sPial5sr Sof", IN
Der "Rfal3" (aud ,.blutiser &no9en''
genannt) I'M ,,8olI8ed", in Der ,,Qar'
monte" qnb bel @attinser. Sect II
audi Der lsete Tan3.Blan sel6lolen.
inbem 9r. @uttinser teine Gan5sNtuitl
mebr gu u~eranltalten bsabt@tist. Nuu
tan3t man in 8orn6eim i'm uGbler"
bsr .2ilis". in Sbsrrab nnS gfisbsrraS