davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-11-01

EDollIla llnnQF6i OCH DeuragHa fuel
af gyart folk, hvilken blifvit begag-
mad sasom ett Yerktyg att 3bringa
delta skamliga rykte5 6fver1 oss, och
hYilken yarande f6rblindad Tgenom
ldess diktan och traktan .att I'll ett
bra tag fdet allmanna f0rradshuset
jemte troligen annu lagre motiver,
sa att den, inte kunde Sc en- tum
framom snaran utsatt for den, .,skall
i simon It'd finna ut .bedrageriet,i
skall finna att detder efterlangtade:
taget kommer att besta af attsgripa
luften. ON denna bedragnaadel,
hyilken, omfattar hela det valdsam-
ma elementet ibland soss, och hvil,
ken har orsakat Yart battre folk
standigt bekymmer j saval stat som
kyrka, nu ar antagen och yerkand af
republikanska partiet, sd adj0 for
min del. ON kandidater for andra
embeten will jag ingenting saga, det
ma vara nog riskabelt for mig som
det ar"
Sa lydde brefvet till Wright Coun-
ty Eagle. e.. -. =
Fore konventionen, hvilken hollis
den 81 September, bad jag Johanson,
nara nog enskildt, besinna sin kriti-
ska stallning och hellre halla sig
stilla och hemna an att blottstalla sig
sjelf och :andra for obehag, men
han svarade med en- arresteringsor-
der, som hans medhallare syuro sig
till emot mig, och sedan, dels for
att &c honom svart pa hvitt, .sa att
han hade nagot att .halla tag j, och
dels for att inla agga den protest bref-
vet innehaller, skref jag detsamma,
och hvarje ord deri r0rande Johan-
son ar icke allenast en- bedr0hig
sanning, utan, de kunna bevisas vid
vederborlig och opartisk domstol.
Och nu komma desse sexton namnen
M. Fl. NO 42 af Stats Tidningen och
pasta att jag smutskastat johnson;
men jag ar oskyldig, jag har icke
smutskastat honom, hanhar sjelf So
lat sig smatsen tills han fatt 6gon
och 0ron So tillsmetade och igenstop-
pade att han icke kan hvarken Sc eller
h6ra det nyttigt ar; det ar hans
eget SHINE, tungs och hand som
smutsat honom; mitt arbete var en-
dast ett beh6Aigt blottande, hvilket
nu nu kommer att utstrackas langre
an jag velat Hyad de sexton m. fl.
betraffar will jag endast foga den an
markningen, att, med ganska ia un-
dantag, de aro ALA fullt medyetna
ON att Jag talat sanning, ochhuruvi-
da de kunna vara smittade med
Johansons eller AMMAN smuts, atmin-
stone sinnet, lemnar jag till all
manhetens omd6me.
En- folkets representant Dor tagas
af de h0gre samhallslagren, icke af
de lagsta, och olyckligt det land
hvars lagstiftare, lagskipare och
exekutorer skulle besta If sadana
karaktarer. som Ole F. Johanson.
Carl Carlson.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-11-01
: Konstantinopel.


ringaktning ned pa barbarerna, och
dessa tveka icke EFT 6gonblick att
atergalda dessa med samma mynt.
Hvilken af parterna som har ratt ar
annu kanske oafgjordt, sedan jean
Jacques Rousseau med nej besvara-
de akademiens Dion fraga: ON
kulturen f0rbattrar menniskan.
Konsten att lasa och skrifva har i
Turkiet icke kommit pa hyars och
ems lott, det ar sannt, men ocksa
forekomma der icke heller nagra
falska vexlar, och stallet for skrif-
ma kontrakt CALLER der blotta ordet.
Det synes verkligen oforklarligt,
hur en- 81 kolossal handel som Kon-
stantinoples kan underhallas utan
ordentligt skriftyexling, men otro-
ligare later det satt, hvarpa man i
stallet tillvagagar for att kunna reda
sig. AT de tusentals 2yarupackor,
som de orakneliga kamelkaravancr-
ma fran orienten fora till Konstanti-
nopel, III ingen enda atf5ljd at
fraktsedel, eller ems vanligt ham
dels1narke. De hamnai packhusen
och nederlagen, och ON handelsevis
mottagaren haft en- aning eller dr0m
ON deras ankomst, sa reklamer:ls de
af honom, och han igenkanner dem
yanligen pa emballaget, ofta nog en-
dast pa ell vidfastad rod eller gr0n
traanda; och likval h6r Diet till det
hogst ovanliga att nagonsiu.en colly
gar f6rlorad. Konsten att bora
yinfat kanner man der icke till, 4ej
heller den fabrikmessiga forfalsk-
ningen af lifsmedel, som i vester.
landet matt en- sadan fullandning,
! att den kemiska analysen ar nara att
blifva efter, mar den s0ker att halla
Jenna steg med forfalskningsindu-
strien. Deremot .visar turkarnas
gemensamma uppk6p at ,ravaror
etc. egendomliga drag af anmark-
ningsvard arlighet och 0ppenhet.
So till exempel skulle ingen turkish
bernstensskarare ensam k0pa EFT en-
:, dq stycke af Danzigagentens dyrba.
ra. harts; nej, ALA komma gravite-
tisk och h6gtidligt tillsammans len
klunga; man satter sig en- krets,
katie bjudes omkring och molnen Ut
l5deras .schihouk'' lagra sig ofver de.
Sras allvarliga hufvuden. IIarunder
yttraringentett ord, sa att efter ma
gra timmars f6rlopp den narvarande
handelsmannen fran norden angslas
:$och fruktar, att han med sin affair
,icke skall blifva fardig f6rran fran
at midnatt. Nh cores emellertid
alugnt en- f6rfragan och ett anbud
OCH sa ar en- affair pa hundra tuser
! plaster afslutad. Dessa underligs
menniskor kannaicke till det behag
y N-s- = Z
som andra finna att uppsk6rta Socl
bedraga hYarandra, och det j vester
landet sa hogt alskade affarskOjet
hara annu icke blifvit inf6rdt hos
dem; Det ligger ickei tarkens ma
tur nagot, som forleder honom at,
forsoka sig som s.Grynder'' ellel
bIanco-ryttare:
Hans af brader sammanfoeade
hus ar Ell mycket yardt, och att in
rata hemtrehigt At sig, det al er
SAX som han alls icke kannerti till
en- malta att sitta pa och r6ka ellel
till att hyila pa det ar ALT. De
hander VISIT att storlnen ibland fa
lila med densamma och slopar han
och grannarnas htls, men det tage
han ganska Iugnt, ty ingen poll
slar ned pa honom for det. sskrad
dare: och skomak rerakningar ar
for de ringare klasserna helt ocl
hallet frammande, likasa teaterfore
stallningar och dylika ndien; fo
[s
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-11-01
POstumderr&t ttelser.

Enkelt bret, vigt ej ofverstigande 10 uns,
pefordras till hvilket postkontor som helst
j, inom F6renta Staterna mot en- afgiftF Of 8 cts.
I Postportot @maste dock alltid erlaggas ifor-
skott. g = I:z &:5s} a. i & ~ Ist=i =
- For hvarje 6fverstigande - uns eller un-
der betalas cents 49, f. = i < a. s~'--5S4
Enkelt brefi samma stad der postbarare
fnnes, -t0rutbetaldt, Q cents. Istad der post
barare ej, ,fnnes, l cent. ..- ~ ..::sT
En- tidnmg som ej wager 0fver uns, be-
fordras till alIa delar af lndet for 4 cent. e
Postverket betordrar inga paketer som
vaga ofver 4 pund.
.E-E-'@5, i. Z ~ -
PosTP0RsaEDELsER BILL EUROPA TAxERAS
~, s'!8- som P0LJER:
Postkort, cents per stycket. .
Frankerade BRET ON 1-2 uns, cents.
sOGankerade bref ON 10 uns, 10cents.
ssTidningar, iyigt 81 6fyerstig gande a uns, 2cts.
$Andra tryokta saker, varuprofver etc. 2 cts
For registreradt BRET, 10 cents extra.
Bref inom landet kunna atven registreras,
men da har asandaren att erlagga 10 cents ]
registreringsafgift. Postverket iklader sig
"a dock ingen ersattnings ldighet for EFT sa-
dant bret, aderest det mojigen skulie ga for
1oradt. ~ :;r1+g'-ts,4 =. ~ @,Siro.. =,
'GYid ALA Store postanstalter inom landet
utfardas 8. k. "Money Orders'' fpostanyis-
;ningar) for mindre belopp till f6ljande pris:
Order till $l5 -! 10 cents
,,a,," 80 - - 10 y
- y y 80 fhogsta beloppet) Is - :,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-11-01
>,..- Stockholm d. "a Sept. 1877
Red. af fright County Eagle.

-, !: 81 stockholm O.. ~ SepCs 1851.
Red. af fright County Eagle.
-, Ado, erepublikanska parti i
Wright county sedan du y;1narat dig
och min natlonalitet med att no.
minera Ole F. Johanson vid din sista
county-konyention sasom din och
Skandinayernas representant i nasta
lagstiftande f5rsamiing, adjo ! Den
ma man, Ole F. Johanson, stod for
:nagra ar sedan anklagad sasom med
brottslig i att skara halsen pa den
ryktbare Ole KliDgenberg, blef Of
syerbevisad ON .nagon brottslighet
deryid och betalte $40 bot. Han
har .sedermera varit en- .hogljudd
Gudsfornekare, funnen redlost Of
yerlastad pa gatan och beh6fyer an
nu lagen sasom EFT ok TAFT ofyer
nackensatt halla honom pa rata sti-
gen och ,denna ar den karaktar
som rankmakarne ha funnit yara
.skandinayernas af Wright county
representant. Men, gentlemen, det-
ia duger icke. vi arc allmanligen
ett laglydigt folk, och Jag kan san sil1l-.
ningsenligt saga och pasta att nitti-
MO af hyarje h.lndra af det skandiI-
nayiska elementet i Wright county
lha aldrig yarit anklagade, mycket
lmindre straffade, for nagot bTott.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-11-01
Brief fran folket.
POlitikeGa i Wright County.
Mooers Prairie, % Okt. ~
SLUTORD.

Jag trodde att striden kunde. ut
kampas har hemma inom vart eget
county; men da Ole F. Johansons
politiska vanner begatt den obegrip-
liga dumheten att draga saken fram
infer hela den svenska publiken och
dar f6rsJka rentva Johanson for de
beskyllningar, jag utslungade emot
honom Wright County Eagle, sa
inner jag mig manad att icke lata
saken daryid bero, utan far darf0re
fore v6rdsamt anhalla ON plats for
nedanstaende s'slutord" Stats It'd
ningen. .- -
Jag bifogar f6rst brefveti Wright
County Eagle och sedan en- anmark-
ming eller tva, och darmed slut for
min del med denna obehagliga SAX
-savida jag icke blir tyingad langre'
ss yeL. e =, A rcrrrc,U1-A &C. .
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-06

CH1LDREN's 0vERCoATs $3.50 UP.
BOYS SUITS, 500
BOYS 0vERCoATs, 800
YOUTHS SUITS, 600
YOUTHS 0vERC0ATs, 375
MEMS SUITS, $50
MEMS COATS VESTS, Worsted 1000
MEMS 0vERC0ATs 500 "
MEMS, BOYS & CH1LDRENs HATS & CAPS
1nan Shape, Style and Quality.
Prices Ranging from Forty Cents Up
Wool Scarfs and Mufflers, Buckskin Under
wear Buck and Sheep Mitts,
Gloves and Gauntlets,
BUFFALO OVF;RCOATS,
The Nobbest Line Of Neckwear, Hosiery and
HANDkERCHIEFS.
Also the New Shape in Linen and Paper Collars.
COME AND SEE US AND SAVE MONEY
WISE BROTHERS.
Third Street, Opposite the Postof1ce
YANkToN, D. T.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

rnE yAsAERs VOICE ros sorr MONEY.
The Journal Of Agriculture and Farmer,
Of this city, has forwarded TO A. II. Buck.
ner, chairman Of the committee on banking
and currency. farmers petition, measuring
one hundred and twenty y-seven feet in length,
and containing five thousand five hundred
and sevcnty-three names. The memorialists
ask for financial system independent Of q
metallic basis. They insist that the whole
theory Of specie resumption is unphilosophi.
cal, and unsound that values being relative,
the only thing which can be said TO he /.
standard value is of necessity the mean rela.
ton Of all commodities; that money is sim.
ply creature Of law; an instrument ol
commerce; . standard of payment. They
claim those who hold the real collaterals az
improved farms, must have the privilege Of
borrowing money from the pu,lic treasury
on equal terms with bondholders.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-06
SUFFOCATION
THE ELECTIONS.
A FULL VOTE,

FULL VOTE
Chicago, Nov. 6.-Dispatches from cas-.
tern cities state that pretty full vote
apparently ls being polled.
IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nov. 6.-Ths being election
day the banks, exchanges and many private
establishments are closed.
On the street wheat sold 1t 1885, Nov ;
corn 422l Nov.
Election is proceeding quietly with light
polling SO far. The vote will be hard to
count because of the numerous tickets in
the field all Of which are being
more or less scratched. In this county,
besides the election Of county officers, the
question Of appropriating half million dol
lars to carry on the new court house is being
decided. There's no news from the state at
large.
PHILADELPHIA.
Philidelphia, Nov. 6.-The election in
this city is progressing very quietly and
indications are that small vote will he
polled. Weather clear.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittston, Pa, Nov. .sG.-Public works
throughout this county are all stopped, and
men are beseiging the polls for the labor re.
form ticket. Meetings are being held and
everything done that will possibly further
their end.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-06
HE,eHsoRHooo NEWS.

The California Min.trels will play in
Vermillion this evening.
The Clay county Sunday School conven-
tion according to the Standard has been put
off until November.
Vermillion Standard Nov. Sd: A horse
belonging to farmer who was in town with
load Of grain, became SO terribly frighten.
ed at the cars the other day that he died
from the effects.
The Vermillion Methodist Church will
hold social Friday evening.
Vermillion Standard, Nov. Sd: "Ole B.
Larson, of Meckling, who was in town yes
terday informs US that the people of that
section are nearly through with their
threshing, and the yield has turned out bet
ter than was anticipated.
SIOUX FALLS AND M1NNEHAHA COUNTY.
Another school building is demanded in
which to teach the young Sioux Falls idea
how to shoot.
The Sioux Falls Temperance Army gave
concert at the Methodist church in that
place last evening. The programme va,
we'll selected.
On Wednesday night the 3lst ult, Howard
had about $4,000 bushels of wheat and faz
on hand, with more coming in than could
be shipped to the railroad.
The Sioux Falls Reading Club is in Z
fourishing condition.
The first quarterly meeting of the NJ. E
church was held at Sioux Falls on the 81
and 4th.
Minnehaha county voted to-day on thu
question Of Issuing So, 900 bonds to the St
Paul folks in payment for 3. r. privileges
The proposition probably carried and, if 80
Sioux Falls and Minnehaha county did
very sensible thing.
Sioux Falls must be prosperous ant
growing town. The Independent Of the &
mentions the progress of the stone work OF
the mammoth Touring mill the compile
ton Of the basement Of the new Methods
church F; that Sharpe's new residence i
looming up big; two or three small house
going up in the west part of town; ever,
available room in the town is packed viii
human beings of al sexes and in the variou
stages of life frepn the puny infant to stal
wart man. The new railroad is pushing
along toward the Lowell Of the west, and tn
average Sioux Fallen sings with hopefu
heart Everything is lovely and the goos
hawks high"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-06
FOREIGN.
THE EASTERN QUESTION,

THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Edenburg, Nov. ga Scotsman London
correspondent, says that in political circles
there is . great expectation that Earl
Beaconsdeld will shortly make speech on
the eastern question which will provoke the
renewal of last years excitement, and aeita.
ton.
Il is reportedlhe will put his foot down
on tho question Of opening the Dardanell.
70 Russian and other war vessels.
WAR ITEMS.
London, Nov. Ga special from Sofa
says that Cheket Pasha. at the head of .
strong force is advancing to relieve Plevna.
Osman Pasha's army is amply prpyisioned
and supplied, and in . 6ne qlIcp, not.
withstandins Russian proeess westward.
The Turks are all confident that Plevns
will hold out.
Paris, Nov. Ga report says that Maize.
met Ali has arrived at Sofia to organize and
command the army for the defence of the
western Balkan passes.
OBITUARY.
Paris, Nov. 6.-GustF Brion, French
painssr, and Lefbre Du,uns, minister O
commerce, in 1852, are dead.
FOR coNsTANTINoPLE.
London, Nov. 6.-Minister LayaM tsle-
graphs the gespoffs TO- be sent to Constanti-
nople.
THE INDIA FAMINE.
Owing TO the improved condition in tn,
famine districts Of India, the Mansion House
relief fund has been closed. The subecrip
ton amounts to S2.23O,0OO.
THE FRENCH CR1sn.
Paris, Nov.6.-Ths Olicial Journal doe.
not cont4in tie new cabinet Or any othse an
pointmsnts, except some members of tn,
legion of honor, which include the sub.pre
feet Of Riberac whore fourteen was electst
TO the chamber Of deputies and five journal
ista.
The ministerial lists Of the Noniteure
and Solei1 are not confirmed and ita under
stood .hs. Pouyer Qnsrtisr has no. .uoosed
Cd in forming new ministers, therefore il i
thought probable .hs, the Duke De Brogli,
and his minis.erial colleagues will pressn
sheaselvea before the chamber Of depu,ic
tomorrow 70 uphold he policy end dsf.ne
the arss Of Prssideas AacMsAoa's e1uiuis
,fsssoa.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-06
BLACK MILLS NOTES.

Black Hills Miner, Oct 80: Mr.. Tom
Cassidy, at about 10 o'clock on Saturday
morning. when on his way to Deadwood,
and at the mouth Of Bear creek and
Potatoe Gulch, was attacked bv five beara
and had an exciting encounter with them
resulting ina somewhat severe injury to
one OF his arms.
The POLITICAL cauldron in Deadwood h1 Z
been boiling and bubbling for q fortnight and
the papers have Givea al their space to the
discussion OF the merits aud dement's oi
the various candidates, whose name 10
legion.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-06
steamer Black Hills below Ch.pell creek q.
Q =. M. Landed at Dorcas island 25 q. m.

steamer Black Hills below Chapell creek At
9 .. m. Landed at Dorcas island 25 q. m.
and took on 10 cords of wood and left At
$40 .. RI. Landed At Red Cloud agency
1l:5O .. IN. Steamer c. X. Peck lying here
discharging freight. Left at IL m. Landed
above Thompson's bluffs at $50 p. m. and
lay here all nigh.
Nov. 4.-Pulled out At daylight and met
steamer Josephine above Brule at 8 .. M.
Steamer c. X. Peck came in sight At 1890
a. m. Ran out Of sight Of C. X. Peck at 2
p. m. Got .ground at Pocahontas leland
at p. m. Got off at 8 q m. and landed
above Pocahontas island at 9 p. N. took on
10 cords Of wood and lay here all night.
Nov 5.-Pulled out at daylight; ran on
reaf near Pocahontas at 6 a. m. Steamer
c. X. Pick came in sight at $50 a. m. Ran
out of her sight at 6:50 4. m. and landed at
Peas island at $50. Steamer c. K.
Peck came by u. at $50 q. m.
Left at 10 a. m. after taking on 10
cords of wood; met steamer Silver Lake
just below, at 10 a. M; landed at White
Swan II q. m. landed At Randall 1l:o5 4
M, and took on freight and left at 1l:3O
M. met steamer Key West las M, a,
Yankton agency bluffs; ran aground bcsid,
steamer c. K. Peck at Springfield bluffs a
4:30 p. m. Steamer C. K. Peck got off .
4:3o and left. We spared and got off at 4:3t
p. m. landed at Bon Homme island $50 =
M, and took on II cords Of wood and lay
here all night.
Nov. 6.-Let go at daylight; ran IN sigh
of c. X. Peck at 9:46 a. m. wind blew u
on reef At least one hour and half; LANDED
at Yankton At 90. m. Ed Papin and job,
i kountz, Pilots.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-06
wAsAinc1oN. III l:7 ,t,'.
NOMINATIONS.

Washington. Nov. e.-The president sen,
the following nominations to the senate TO-
day; John Q. Smith, Of Ohio, to b. con
."' general At Montreal; D. N. Cooley, oi
Iowa. 70 be consul as epexia. Italy; Alex
~ SION. 70 b. ssyhtans ,rsasurer Of the
ln'sed stsles ., CIseluna,i. P.stmas,crs--
sfancs - Cssaidy. Win.crset Iowa; la
'sve.ts Combs. BedGni. Iowa: f, Du
rand. r1Aeuefss. In.
- pFssldest hss recognized Saren Jor
oeeo - sics eosssl Of Deomsrk 10 Ne
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-06
NEW YORK.
FAILURE.

New York, Nov, g. Solomon Strauss
& Co.. dry goods jobbers,y 60 White street,
suspended. Liabilities $4,000. assets
$4,000.
PLEASANT WEATHER
New York, Nov. 6.-The weather is very
pleasant, and prospects are favorable for q
full vote to-day.
sUFFOCATION.
New York, Nov. G.-Mrs. Wiley and
infant Were su1ocated yesterday during a
fire in their residence, 72l Gates avenue,
Brooklyn.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-06
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
WISE BROS.
tgn7 II
THIRD STREET.
Opposite the Postoffice.
THIRD STREET.

stock Clothing Having bought the
enabled benefit
in Dakota We
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-10-14
SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
~ (sT. JosEPH's,)
NEAR MOBILE, ALA,

This Institution. favorably known
the people of the South will upon its Forty.
seventh Scholastic year on
OCTOBER 3, 1877:
The Plan of Instruction consists of three principal
mercia The Preparatory course lasts ONE year, and
intended to the younger students higher
Glass; either in the Classical or Commercial COURSE
The CLASSICAL Course lasts years, and en-.
braces all the branches of thorough Collegiate and
University Education. At the end of the sixth year
those who give proofs Of the requisite knowledge In
Greek and Latin languages and show sufficient prot
and the higher branches of Mathematics are entitled
to the degree of a. B. bachelor of Arts.
The Degree of Master Of Arts "a. M Ia awarded 70
those who devote second to the study of Phoso
ply and SceRee in tho College, who have passed. two
years in the practice of 3 learned profession.
The COMMERCIAL Course lasts THREE years, and
embraces branches usually taught in Commercial
the fifth and sixth years Of the Classical course The
Students attend lectures in Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry the members of the Graduating class
The age of admission is from npe to 6fteon years
and be admitted one mEst previously know how to
read and write.
TERMS PER sEssloN OF TEN MONTH";.
Entranoe Fec rrst year only Is Je
Board Tuition and W ASKING, payable halfyeary, =
and in advance 3Ot uS
Bed and Bedding. 10 -
Circulars be obtained by addressing the
PRESIDENT OF SPfslHG HILL COLLEGE,
Near Mobile, Ala.
THE JESUIT FATHERS
'orncr Baroupe and Common streets, New Orleans,
p. POURSINE, College Agent.
se'S Z Nv 80 Grsvier street New OrleSne.